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HAI & Fwi~ Al Drange Julice 0046 - • _11 A M11111111111111- .J01 4 J $•• io -- . ...- tIon•• O,W-5`17002`hpu~a.. •, LO . ., /s Sharecl an ;; p .............•,I -' ; '' , , directed towards this desk, and liii humlil) grateful for your constjerations Those where thne permits, 1 Pound coke '1) ii) ... , /t , .-_ _~ .! lcIpatit'n on my part. -- .:::::::::---- - windexalve Most - SO -- I '• i ", 4 !be most hilarious certainly has to be the latea( from ____ pleasure i.iI - -. -- a Pager to alcrt tlicii' to any (Herald Photos By Bill Vincent Jr.) __, a - i ______________________________ ti -- . I ON r - . - rnorke~S I 1 n ~ E -t_ ,~.--1 .~ - _ #`- ;'-F7 . P! sA ~ -I to 700-ft. tell ' '' -------- : -p ' .. - ti . ., - - #;k L~ _-- -., ' . - t IN -- .---_- - * _TF_- . - - , ur* .Is itqlarged the doctor'i '.ith u&edjc4d negligence uggtsted that their actions caused the 6)y's death by filling his lungs with bloody fluid, The Florida said if eniergency team had jpjectetl adrenalin into eart-, "You wmid be Lit you didn't do that to a patient in extreML,;, that IS, near z!e~ith frwa heart stop. After reading the first graph to __- at . SECRETARY WARNER drop ar. to the icene not Douglas Slenstrom, said the plan to exercise eminent domain in obt2ining the Rarkely Woods site for an Altamonte School was oceeding slowly. Stenstrom painted .% bleak picture of the condemnation proceedings, saying it was an extremely involved process and tmy take years to emiplete. The board passed a motion to discontinue Yesterday's high - of rain. Partly cloudy through **::.:::% Friday with thundershowers likely Complete local wea ther story constrUction of a new fleet of super- .*. submarines. (Page 2A) -_ _I._._-=- KJSSINGF.. It Sdt S agreement OH H Alliance conce" th cause success ... "break a leg" I think it's :bsolutely ririreles. :X. X % -' I Area deaths , >. ar sn _______ - . . - - -_ - - - - RA I I D . ' '" _________________________ .-,., - ____ -_ - H\ OLLAR DEVALUATION, American soldiers are sending their wives to work in West German factories. (Page 7A) I '' !-. z. . , Middle School. Nest week the board will approve or deny requests for bus stops at Indian hills, Apple Valley and Washington Oaks. The board also reported it Is conforming to the law recently passed by the state legislature which makes it mandatory to have a school advisory board report to the school board. School Supt. William P. Layer said Dede Scha(fnr, president of the County Council P. TA, will begin formalizing a school advisory cornniittee, which will then be approved by the school board. The board also agreed to add two classrooms to Casselbrry and Rosenwald Elementary schools. The classrooms will be constructed in the cafeteria of each school and the cost will be about $4,0oo for each school according to Layer. Layer also reported ,Cwt it will no longer be up to each individual school to fund a summer recreation program. He said it will no become the responsibili:y of the city and county commissions to fund for the summer Programs out of revenue sharing monies. Layer said he has sent a letter to each city informing officials of the new approach to the summer recreation program. - -i ''. -_ - _____ HIT The board also approved a number of new bus routes and postponed a decision on other routes until board members can check out the routes themselves to determine 11 they are needed. New bus schedules will include the interior of the Springs and the Spring Oaks subdivision as well as a stop at the corner of Pine and Gum streets and a bus stop at the apartments on East 436 for South Seminole tiutiiiuL against public pressure on the Soviet Je cost of education - "Polish formal continues to rise, education will dungarees; anyone caught become as expensive C US P wearing a tic t'alI tie thrown ig norance, (MIt." turned in a recommended budget for their salaries at the meeting two months ago lind did not know that It was accepted until some time later. '* SENATE VOTES TODAY on slowing N vy's x- 'st one of 1 Lain this column it's Offensive. let me offer you a T111111 VIRT I t The bus drivers countered , ere summo,,ed 'Ii _as nc!_ .!.f °w if there's the Borrowed Ok- following from the weekb news bulletin of fl _ SMILE OF THE WEEK The best safety device in a car is a rear-view mirror with a At least 60 bus dri vers turned out to make recommendations to the board and to hear what the board pcoposed. Following the first reading of the pay increase p the 'drivers MCA out of the m ee ting and held a meeting of their own and reported they found the recommended pay Increase satisfactory. Board Member Davie Sims said he was disappointed that the bus drivers waited two inonths after the budget approval to register dissatisfaction with their salaries. - — .... a 2A) e..., (Paue great seal of Poland (it looks like an o v erflowing garbage can, I belleve.) about to inc lu6e the drivers' first check of the school member escaped Injury t2:30 p.m. tWAY when their small plane crashed east of Seminole Plaza Shopping Center near QuTiage tUll subdiii . Ion In South Sentinole. Sheriff's deputies said the plane didn't catch fire on Impact and Federal . .... ..' school. - Casselberry Police reported a pilot and crew- .. the very bottom of this - • Bulletin _-__ the condemnation proceedings at this time In order to find an acceptable alternative to provide a site for an Altamonte elementary I The Seminole County School Board acquiesced Wednesday night and granted a di tria pay raise for school bus driers. The board indicated the raise, if approved at s show up in the driv October paychecks. le rpo.sed pay Increase will raise starting drives-s' salaries from $120 to $2.6o per hour and salaries for drivers with maximium experience from $3.67 to $3.90 per hour 11 :.-'- was fired after urging cosmetic distributors to stopdreaming about money and start selling. ~.-':' NAVY -.-' .. ~.* ' 40W M(IYbe' n.fc.av a Herald Staff Writer , 00ctbh' tr)* to inject adrenalin l a ftitile attempt to CUBAN AMERICAN Y. prompt the question from ionwi of in), Polish friends, "What's a . aise (onhtrlpe(1 Burns chart'es tha (13 iwau aitw,i :' (Page 5A) a reen§tamps , ** -- , ano goo point . forks will be allowed during the : appealing aenues •'-.- ,, ____ Obviously, these invites come to us in many different and JWGree'nStamps 0 - Many are In conflict with s atni pn t iuth p ir Digest ..., ~" .." A FORMER Glenn Turner inicsions' "1 ' P !,r ' ,ion P! - 4) Sa;:L,;, SANFORD PLAZA -- c reenStamps I - •. r:T'i---*TU Corn Muff in Mix ...... 3 Plied A' - andGets ---- + . '"• _____ S*A * 14. trk, 19 34 1 . $1 A. Hilarious - - - .1") to 2. O P. 111. ddsc s. he men v. emergencies which occur. . "perhaps caused by a blow to the upper abdommi, - _____ of Stanley Karpininski, the famous Polish Kamikaze pilot I WGreenSta . - — - - 10 low sat.,, --- . i; = Crisp Cucumbers....... .. bc I ,, saferd-pirvit4i froth there are certain rules to the games' MORE THAN Itecal Kill Beef Stew , Vienna Sauo e the school's law enforcement program. The two (bottom photo, left to are rank Brewer and Michael D. Curtis who man the department s emergency helicopter, "Rescue One." The crews work 24 hours a tiuy for three days straight and then take th ree days off. During their '1 died of pulmonary edema— -_ News polski 19 ~"l : : all Duftb Sweet & Sorr Dressing ... " 4*9I 39E sloob folitto 00.0filef I 29' : . '.- .'.p-.,...•.•..•' sell, - Crisp - Carrots • . - 9, ) 3"" Au Gratin Potatoes ...... ;'&so 3 9' - V,V P!, T17. _____ Sliced Mushrooms ..... Munwich Sauce . is is o is 3 o:s"f 11 -' right) Wednes(Lay, however, Garay revealed he . Oglesby Brock blasted Geti'c ----unronscion;ble," Brock said he Supreme Cowl order T David Burns, and said he r autopsy repo rt in the sieeking a contempt of courr filed a motion In circuit court The angry prosecutoi, citation against the Bartow Wednesday, and Plans "to preparing the Middle sicbmi student. defense attorney for discussing spe nd today trying to get a Geter's Oct. 8 trial in the dea th State Atty. Abbott iierr evidence. Judge to give me a hearing.,, ofl2-ear-oldWIiliamoglesby, Brock also said the publicity said if a judge accepts the Indictment (t-r first degret, atid arraignment to gain a contempt motion, Burns will felony m in the case has been such urder against G the state might move for a preliminary hearing for Geter have to appear and "show 14-year-old suspended s n! grounds that no pmf of a cause" why he should not be Middle School change of venue, adding "this is on th-, not Kuntslcr territory—there crime had been given. But a found In contempt, . charging Geter with causini are certain rules the game," state supreme court case he Lnarglng "thlsguy's(Burns) Oglesby death during a fI In a reference to famed defense cited as precedent has been attacking the evidence W and stayed by a federal appeals nobody's ever seen" attorney William Kuntaler. The Brock pte''lmlnar Catfing Burn's statements on cO urt. and the itati-attorney's cited news stories printed by Claray stated the autopsy findings of office has said it will not earlier this week in which died report from shock due to aOlgesby blow .Seminole County medical liminary Burns challenged medical to the kidneys, a find'Ing Bum-, exaininer G. V. Garay "alinost hearing be held without a U.S. evidence from the preliminary was finpossible. < .... For those who are upprehen. sive, it's a relief to be told that 2 •% thePollshRedCross wjljbe on !,.. standby to assist all survivors , ~ following the "attitude adjustment period" which will feature to 'PolIsh Pop." 100 " . lawyers in their homeland, take a crash "~ ' *44 X Tomato Sauce . 31' Gv..sO,.,Wh.I.., I Tropiticl fools ?-let Snack Crackers ,--.;/ 0 -. ___1 s*vtj. '••• 5 i •.... ...•...•,, Grossit Rcllic# 20-08 Tomato Sauce ..... 3 1.6.6 C.4'1ii) IQ J S - I Tomato Paste . .. . • • 5 - IVO ORANGE COUNTY Sheriff's Depitties "drop in" to classes at ourmes a week studying Police Science in nrin terr i• tory- Iii's e .,, - .44 IiIi . In ___________ .. . Tomato Sauce ti liffiP WANTED ONE OVER-SIZED PARKING SPACE : Ia ? ; z lir 0 W I I V- • 4 -1 P.I,vi, of&2 fsk g : - $ I _40 - _'. K _ -. __ . t_ _ - 41 - I .-, -7 A -. . : 7_Z ~ i V _ ! ' J-. -- *-_1, *_ . of 1111114'I(GreenStamnslll 'Golden • counl, a-ftlalwas-04" LSdI Potato Salad Fruited Gelatin ,_ f- : I I 4iPrisin( tamps • I rewi V1 I Samuel 69' •.., tefte ; I I __: The Getcr murder case turned Into a bitter "lawyers battle" -tQday as ' 69 1b. -, - - -_-;_ -_ —_ — I-Qu Of u Heral.d Staff Writ" Pi PIESTEA INSTANT TEA n _ __ A 1) F 0 .1.p*.. ,.., . ...-4 ......... 7, - "s' w.. . &X"lliAA",Iii."k:.,i,-$..Z..IiI - Vt K•s.y if Cooked Salami York Sharp 89' Blue Cheese ............ 45 ss*Is.7Ip ShcedMuenster ..........i,' 63 Cottage Cheese ........ .1p• 94 ,.,•, 89c i- . ---I,-#- I- 100-cl. Pill. . - p o . : : $ TU$i)? $lK• New Im,.r,C,p, lb. I -ISir 11 —.--,-- J____ R~j -.-4.- - • s 0 7iA — finNXW.I. OVI OWN SIANDI Dtil.ai*us Half & Half Cream ...... '"" Its 44, I Preasivom &*@.*I,,, " -It'* B 6 f e ; L _ ~ N wo ven 48C - - -- Sn..hf.,t C1.b . " Margarine . "Y1 &. Kosovo 110risippolif 14b. Miracle Margarine Erri4ra Tasty Grated Parmesan .......... a V -: : :: -3i C4$MpQ, Soft 1 or, le . 99 4.0- -. - - ' - .- - .- ;. - :., C .-44*11ugl;tiltilittlifitlil'U,Iglil.i;;;,;,,;Y;:k*.I,,.t)..,t :. Nil Eiiigllsh Cut Roast .0.P"04 wI4 t- % - ' _________________ Pot oast = . ers - NT , ,two WV - INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN $ ii.. .. rs CHEER Pius s 32.oz _. I SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROT[r-4 GOVT T I • ) - RC,Nehj ,.-- - . -,--. - _% _-2--_g~ ____ 90 ff -_ -_I = . -. - . Agnew's lawyers huddled lia, p)epdeit innocent to 39 . .l,z'-. r I- Cresceant... - aw .x'. rim WIN on 56C 65 : ... 1W.V ____11 X II iumorevuni)ex. ir client's position after Speaker conspiracy and has branded the Cdl'! Albert, noting the matter charges .i result of 'coerced was before the courts, reje'-ted and perjured testimony." ,.,-''.I!!Ilfp.,ItlljolllvllooF'...''p 1, iIIt.. I IhursdaY, SePtelllt)Or 27, 1973—Sanford, Florida j,,117' - - I — VIM- .. I, . k C-le-ppe I V : L il - _ • king site pig - I a F - . PILLSOURy'S r IL .I :, . ee.~~ 11 4, ~O,II IV, . I 1. ; spiracy ta%ls lie has labeled all At;nøur . charges against hUn as "dam- ecutive when Agnew was elect- ~1,,l 'i 4, : - ~ Kley Club or I. r --- # ty - Ij ...ry -V. _____ , ___ -11 ___ - --- --- 'i_i p ;_ . ov, , Old Milwaukee A i- A- __*__ IvLh C -.a - _' - _- Lr 11414 e . '.- 0~ I" ' ' ,_ 1J~11 I "-M S a l ,- I e ~;i . . i: . hall gallon II, . "I r. ' STAMPS! I I I SIRALTEST-- . -LL F V O . ,1 IR S , .. _ _ .= t-- -! ' =vji , * %_ ;. i ;~k ,rpI "I . - , fJrrt -- __!_ - U. So Do A. -liz _________ $125 Smoked Mullet =Sit __ __ __________ ~ , "I I - ,i;t .-ra - . .__# ,~~, - i ph . S..h.d Inst. \ -- - r B Codfish Fillets . . . . .. . . . . . !I - - AtJ tI - ., - . - __ — J-1_2 % 4i 1 _______________________ •,.j r, • - Ak.Wor - ph, ia idi 39 . own investigation of charges P 4L — — lib $ ......a..... Ring Bologna 14-08. * 85 . ..... Ou..M.1.,, ',rks-' 'I" 4, I /-Y L Lil $10' , Vilest Ham Steak - - I ple" 29c . . . . . . . . of it investigatio %"P" I Instant Coffee Oscar 39' individual HoddocL Fillets . 69c . tu.j flut, Bathroom Tissue i.,,, Oscar Moyf., g folly ,w,,.,.. - I __ P49. S iced Bacon ___ T. S. - ''' Representatives to conduct completely blocked off th e courthouse corridor leading to Maryland disqualified themthe grand jury hearing room so selves because of their friend. ness rels. came and went. tionship with the vice president, It is expected that any hearThere were reports that th federal rosecu tors handling ing on an injunction would also consider the Con.stltutlonaht) the n sere serf nush I I ,. C(Ifl1(ieI114 fl . Atty. Gen. Elliot I.- luchard. the grand jury In order to speed son hasn't decided this ques. up the probe. Should that Atin ; I I %. "is V" Y 1.11111. UIC happen, sources said, presentalion of evidence could be corn- grand jUr) will be used, for the timebeing, asanin%estIgatle pleted within a week. 59c . . . . . . . . . . Agnew's appeal for the 1lou dlctrnert, ,r I Brussels Sprouts ........ - I - Fruit Crunch that evidence point to an inthe law ) era might go to court to argue that a vice The possibility still existed, however, that Agnew's lawyers ITIOI1* hi, f, 0 up If- t 59 c 5AV IO, Pill,, C herry, Slweq,r1. Apple !, leveler or Dinner Style "iT . lI•. oword)olssso*,# ofeign ,, I 25c Peanut Butter ;' . . . .... . . 1"s % iant Salt Free Peanuts Pr.nitu,,, it, •v 1. r4jq •••• a ,•, That effort never materialized, 5 ugal president cannot be indicted un. against him, dent Spiro T. Agnew in a wide. Precedented investigation of al- Process at some future point, III he Is impeached. spread tangle of political cor. leged wrongdoing by Any legal blocking effort a vice but potsibly not until all the ruption. The grand jilry session began would have to be decided by president of the United States. evidence is heard. Ilene should anild the same overwhelming U.S. Dist. Court Judge Walter uItpreutions that have Hoffmanof Norfolk, Va. He was su wv wsi iwo sessions of nameu 10 flandle the Agnew SAY! tO.. 5',fr• vpi. cit 0 Brown 'N Serve i n + ue. ni. uwt ,•••• P r'ci l.f ç Dr \ - r t - - . G %Mw%qu • • • • • • • • • • (lppySm.sth or Cr,sky $103 ' K e a e e 3 'c :Po to 89c ........... 59c ~, f'. .303 ter IN 1W - Swift's Premiums Asst Sowsogvs , r. SAVI 10c. Ottion $prey Whole Ot.follied -> Swill 6 Premium TIW-T.I,d., Evercanm , -. __________________ , quaff "I. 59C PruneJuice Sliced Bacon . . . . . . . •. . . Br.ikfast Club :" =-1,A -1 ~7_ - Cranberry Sauce . 31c dc*y Thru 111111,11-1 _____z, I 4 -` ~_ ~ ". I I". I I '7 - I Only an eleventh-hour effort special federal grand jury to. b} Agnew's lawyers to seek an day began hearing evidence al- Injunction against the inquiry legedly involving - Vice Preal- could have stonned the nn. '°'49c ____ - - BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) -A jolly it . Hearing Evidence 0 - 11 I - J4FiJL. /i A 1 $ I - I I 2A Lnt tat 3A Ilospitalnotes fl4lle ; V?t toc Dr.rane ........... 78 Editor i a l comment.... IA IV t ' - . ±' --v "kj~_ t - . - 6B 3/i 7B411 ki: 11A ti A -4=:, - -_ ; - - -. - 5A ~ GB A BREAK IN THE ACTION " - Board members and audience relax (Herald Photo by Mark VeIntz �2A—The Sanford Herald - Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973 ---------,----- ---.---,-..--- The Sanford Herald Nixon Speechwriter More than 2,000 Lake ,water was still off. Everything for the 24-hour period ending at flooding, San Antonio was Brantley High School students Is expected to be back to normal 8 a.m. Sanford Sewage Treat- soaked with 6.3 inches of ralii. skipped school today, but there for Friday's classes. nient Plant recorded 4.7 Inches weren't any truant officers The "day off" didn't help the of rain for the 24-hour period looking for them, school's teachers any. They ending midnight Wednesday. During a thunderstorm reported In for a teacher work The storm, a large front, Wednesday afternoon that day. moved in over the area Wed. (Jumped more than four inches it will be up to the State Dc- nesday from the northeast, of rain In parts of Seminole partment of Education to Elsewhere, heavy thunder. County, the school's lights, air decide whether the students storms torrential rains conditioning and watei failed, will have to make up the lost on partsdumped of south-central Texas apparently when lightning day, a school spokesman said. today as storms and flooding di. struck a transformer and Although the county agricul- minLshed in the central Plains. school officials decided to give tural center reported only 1.44 More than 6 inches of rain the students a "free skip." inches of rain, Casselberry swamped the Lacoste area While lights had been Sewage Treatment Plant said southwest of San Antonio dur. restored as of 9 am, today, their gunge showed 2.57 Inches Ing the night, causing some Defends GOP Tactics WASHINGTON (AP) Iselier, .'n Selling attentioi from the Watergate flounced Wcbesday the termiidentiai speechwriter PatrJ President 1968." 'W° and cover-up, and be, nation of their agreement for Buchanan has suggested that wrestling wi th the question each network to broadcast the "This sort of thing was Democrats are using a double praised and applauded and of whether certain campaign hearings each third day. standard when they deplore the cheered until it was done by tactics are fair or foul. toe of paid spies by President Republicans against DemoBuchanan was questioned by Nixon's 1972 campaign. a-ala," Buchanan said, his Hearings are recessed until Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, D. Ile noted that author Joe voice rising to a near-shout. next Tuesday. N.M., about the agen ts paid by McGinnis gained n.mfidere The incident stood out When the hearings resume, the Nixon campaign to ga ther of Nixon workers jnl%3 and Wednesday as theSentatWa- they will notbe televised live. information about Liter wrote an an ti-Nixon bes- tergate c'ommttee turned its The three major networks an- Democrats. Astronauts Leave Carrier SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) The Skylab 2 astronauts leave the ecovy arrler USS New Orleans late today to fly to Texas for reunions with their wives. A space agency flight surgeon reported that Alan L Bean, Owen K. Garioti and Jack R. Loma were readapting rapidly to earth's gravity and said their recovery from the effects i weightless life was *1u5t abort of arnzIng." - '5 ( BLAI M Li*ghtning Closes Brantle a News Briefs Thursday, Sept 27, 11973-3A •1 '_ Violent Crimes Increase WASHINGTON (AP) Violent a-lines increased and property alnes decreased chwing the first half of this w, the FBI has reported. The violent crime rate dimbed 4 per cent over the same period last year, said the agency's six-month report of uniform crime statistics released Weesday. The FBI said this rise bdo1 a 9 per cent ma-ease in the murder rate and Increases of amallier percentages for robbery and aggravated analtilt. Murder was up by 17r ct i,, rural arr 'i ! rw'r ret ..; L.a. 4 ot mo man a uiiUio people, where murder was mm 12 ner cent- Slowdown Of Trident Facing Senate Vote - t;, ;k iiL I.ix the i.ut humphrey, L)'ljnn., Lu Senate votes today on slowing again today or Friday on an overseas forces by 100,000 °'irthe Navy's construction of a anmenànent by Sen. Hubert If. the next two years, a cut of new fleet of Trident missile submarines. The Nixon administration vgcrly opposes the proposal to stretch out the construction sehedule by two yearsears. !nc1heractjon In 14her action on a 1-bitho:i weapons procurement authorizatlon bill, administration forces won an imtlal battle Wednesday against a reduction In United States O't!'i Custody Testimony Conflicts HOUSTON (AP) A temporary custody bearing for a dwe""Aold buy, whose parents fled Florida rather than consent to ti blood ansfu, has centered on conflicting testimony over whether the medical procedure was necesary to save me child's life. The parents, Guy and Wanda Lacy of Pensacola, Fla, fled to Houston two weeks ago when Florida doctors attempted to file the Wad, Guy T.froadg. Lacy, could receive a trandmdw they said was vItal Lo cct a coential hood cctIon. Jth Je o?ab' %sej, the lAcy claim the Bible forbids transfusions. 1. Kerwieth Riggle, a stag oueopath at Houstums Gutway Hospita-1 and a Jehov ah's Witness since 1947. Ieatifled Wednenday In Harris County juvenile court that a blood tanatusion was neeew to save the baby's life. - The Senate first adopted a 40 per cent cut over three years In the estimated 0,000 grmxmd forces abroad. But five hours later, it reversed itself in a 51 to 44 vote against an amendment by Si. Mike Mansfield, DM60t. Sextuplets ' Dad Talks DENVER tAP) With the survival of the five ____apparently assured, father reniairnng Stanek sextuplets Eaene Staxiek says the main problem"will be getting hack to normal." Late We&ieaay, Nathan's condition was thriged from satisfactory to good, the same as John, rr14 the oaaes, Julia, lived 44 hours. 1 31-year-old Starwk Is trying to maintain çrftacy for his 34-year-old wile, FAna, who returned home from Colorado General Hospital two days ago Their telethcae las been gwen an unlisted number. 2bout Censure -. In Winter- Springs changes - d a-Op ptobIaa M L ll they say. -. ' - I Town Center Plans Tbid _____ Last - - % - W~ 7 Aik ' p'c : eport R - Akmw Awls chol , _________ - •. •. _•. -- : . -' _______________ ___________ I A"Od "60 UW LAN X&%Ahm M-1 2PI Wt Cron C912% 17% IM Kraw V'e 31 IRV! -. 1! Lx*P44AW 3 1' 'z, "Z - WO A F M-0 ii&umak Wit X v* - ' 6M 5 1 rur il' 5 G.r 74 0; - X PW1 ow or 29 P*W bid CwTtw "'S 2# CW4 can z'-. 21'4 P. ____ - • -fa , , Poo I AR rk 13 '1' 13 14½ C40 flac a t • -. S,a St 00 i t" ' - r'i j(L, cremation were held Sunday rorning f ' I-)'flrld Hill Jr, of Miami, who died n Se1,1 20 at Jackson Memorial Hospital from cancer. This was the first such 12'.i 11% TP4 V140 conducted by the Coast s u-. Guard Auxillar) 1w vi in ''j flt, 3) u- I petaLs tr AS scattered on the ocean - ;: 22 W Wi wr-a.ci ! L!rLLLINTED tieria ?lioo by Jean ucson :- thre. 1 CHARLES CVWIft Robbins. 47, at Fourta Street. LIII Man. *P1O died Wed r*Sd, **lI be tIId at to am., ROBBINS Friday, 9r&VtSWV in L&M C Stev"i ofticialing BrIllken - — ' : - -- 331, Uku -- ----------- - hrj- '' - Sept 692 0 I)ni IIiUl ir C hunli of G,41 of Prophecy, 2509 Elm Avenue, Sanford, conducted by Hon and Sue Russell of Tampa Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. Oct. I noon 17 suncheon, Sanford Cilc Center. Speaker, Jim Ryan, Seminole County Port Authority. CAR CARE FOR WOMEN1actiMund4) for 8 weeks, lO J and Art pmJ 1 1) of Safford, to of MIMIII Ora1nc1ude sers, Katherine, Kim am 11111 tltonKoch,Brawa Freeman t Home 4, 15% 3% 13, eminole a en ar cw JH1IILLJ pm,, Bldg 2, Adult fducatlon Camnus Seminole Seminole Junior - - SAVE ON PORTABLE TV'S SAVE ON COLOR TV'S SAVE ON WASHERS! Zenith Color Console 25" Chromacojor Compareat $549.00 zoning board Wednesdav night $333 ZENITH Notes done. NORGE 2-SPEED, 20 LB. WASHER 12" DIAGONAL PORTABLE TV Handsomely molded compact cabinet. Super Sunshine' picture tube for extra-fine reception Solid state Chi. Roto filter lint pan traps & ball lint for easy removal. Powerful Turoosweep 202' agitator, dirt-away outer tub! Philco Portable Whirlpool Auto, Washer Solid State 8" Compareat 58 $79.00 2 Speed, 2 Cycle Compareat $199.00 AYL UN HLFKIGLRATDR ('Whirlpool Refrigerator BIRTIIS Matt. Je ff Annie Ruth Carroll Mrs. John (luhan and boy Randall Cr Ella Sanders John W. Hamilton S Cycle All Fabric Compareat $159.00 $ 28 17' Cubic No Frost Compareat $329.00 DISCIIAHGFS SanfordMildred J. Butler Helen L. Shlrbach boy 1511 - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis, a girl, Sanford Velma Groom Ben Durham Mrs David I}relIuerst find $ Whirlpool Dryer S Mildred G. Malone, Phoenix, Ariz. 248 ZENITH 19" DIAGONAL PORTABLE TV '.Vith thv ?.nith quality IV ct'jy deluxe video-range 82-channel lin- ing system. & full rectangular screen SAVE ON AM-FM STEREOS Ah,... IV...I... I Ufli Marianne W McBride Gail Katrina Knight Mae Kolbiriskiv. S CAULTON, MRS. SARAN F7 ednet"Y' %wo , , i,is w a L_ Notice 34 -.-.- * Pearl A. Kneeland, Ddllary Mary K. Dickin, DeBary Pauline A. Miller, Deltona Michael I). Bell. Deltona Maria Tallerclo, Deltona Gertrud e '.'viarreta, tjtjtofla Doro th y D. Lawson, Deltona Helen Barker, Deltona dw9e Of arrangements. sc. 1,-a 11½ 11 ½rn POO -S-s.-.-. - - ther, ' MIUMN -am . m advertised here that the identical ite guara nteeS to for less. JM Fiei is .,va,tabIe the diffe(eflC0 give you double Helen H. PeU,Osteen Naorni C. Sapp Cora Iee Johnson Walter A Fratle), DeBar) R ti',t *i's Hospital Sanford: Aura McFate Phyllis hlchardson Leonare Futrell linda Joyce Davis Janice K. Vihien Fleming F. Luke Vertis Sauts Ernest T. Baumeister Mrs. Alex . a of Miami. United Methodist Chutch ShcLssurvivedbygwesons palie his i5stwvt.edby ,i. George W. CecllandHughJ" Mrs '4 . ury f) ob bins, Lake on aflofSanfonjafldWmt j and • i'*ary; sister, Mrs. Evelyn John I)., of Cross City; three Lake Mary. daughters, Mrs. Selma . Iir255OflFur..tuozne La so Williams and Mrs. M'ry charge of WfltL BrICIeS. both i SanIOrd; a nd Mrs. Ouida Tuttle. s - Orlando-—' grandchildren ; 17 great. The 19 acres is part of a 109 "As we understand it. it has de veloped into morethan just against the Seminole County I leffing would only say be the complaint," the spokesman Board of Electrical Examiners, would send the report to the added. Herring Wednesday an. governor. Iferring earlier said his In!ounced his office has cornToday, a spokesman for vestigators had been on the pleted its probe of allegations Askew said the report haa not case since Sept 10, and that against the board, a regulatory been received, and that any tskew's Interest came as part body appoin ted by the county comment in the case would of an on-going probe into the commission, but would not say have to await a full study. workings of the electrical if prosecutions will be sought. The spokesman said the boa rd. "I'm not necessarily saying matter arose after Askew As previously reported, the I'll be the one to make that received "at least one investigation has centered on decision." Herring said, but telegram" from a Seminole charges members of the board have overturned the findings of county electrical inspec tors on work they or their firms have t rea Deaths BOOM J -- . 2 J X - inter. Lake Mar's he was a -- o f puichaSe and upon turnish' ing ptocl acre TrIm.TiC planned unit de- approved the plans. -, SEPTEMBER 26,1973 ADMISSIONS Paren' Within 10 days Many in Original factory cartons! Abbott Herring on possible guidance on the possible -and *w 8 member (i First a! Bornhisinborne Wedftsuy night. s - conflict of inter est charges poli tical hot potato, Mrs. Sarah F. CarlLon 83 of tlp1 Pressure on cotten uation has made American cot- Route 1, Sanford, died Wed CHARLES ROBBINS prices has been reflected on the ton very attractive abroad and nesday night at Seminole New York Cotton Exchange, has encouraged unusually Memorial Hospital. 11cr-n Charles F. Robbins, 47. of where traders deal In camtracts heavy foreign buying." Bradford, ' Fourth Sanford for the past 41 years N 4 - lIL. SARAH CARLTON ONE.OF.A -KIND -FLOOR SAMPLES! Gay, Reubin Askew's office thçn refused to clarify the County resident in early Sep. today decli ned comment on a statement, or to Indicate if he tember, and forwarded the report submitted by Sta te Ally. meant he wou ld ask Askew for complaint to Herring. Troop Reduction Out - MANY Choose from America's FAMOUS BRAND NAMES *ZENITH .WHIRLPOOL .RCA .KELVINATOR .NORCE .PU;LC All with MFR's full warranty! State Mum On Probe Of Board '1 WASHINGTON (AP) A move to force a to per cent reduction in troops stationed overseas wu defeated in the Senate on Wedzwsday after being passed at first FArly in day, the Sena te voted 49 to 46 to make the cut, but a secon tucg, to attach the move to a military pr ocurement bill, failed by a vote of 51 to 44. The cut was opposed strongly by the NIson acknlnlstra tioa, - DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE j.m. Fields exclusive PRICE PROTECTION POLICY! EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! LAST YEAR'S MODELS! - • - . cation. - - & -'APPfl - aft given'a residengal classifi. (cx a change. of Pct" - ' -. OF=MO.NTH - The House Ways and Means C=rnitter has approved an amendment to prohibit trade concessions with lie Soviet Union unless It eases emigration reArictions. Heavy fees on permns who want to leave the Soviet Union, particularly Jews leaving for Israel. have resulted in congressional moves to preswe A Petition to annex into the ler clungarees sees a pombk rok-um cbernicals, major inwith a $ per square foot Include a thy hail, police Piland as a committee to City 70 acres of land on price increase of 50 cents a pair gredients In synthetics, have , building cost, the building deportment by the end of October. Cluett caused some producers to cut and fire depart- discuss the details of the wiI1a Road p,ej ; budget of $220,000 will be ment, will be built cm land program and make Road was made by Bob Hat- Peabody says its Arrow shirts back production. inadequate. The options are docaerJ to th may cost 50 cents more ascIi by E. I. du Pont de Nemnours & e city by FICf1da mendator to cramcii taway. He said he tither to increase the tiiIldb Land Co. a subsidiary of --oper Sriint pr ty to have PUD Co. has curta iled production of Sm..1â Wt ..an.,..,..._1i....L. IUU%I7 MX ploriaaliasCo. CC Mills, a leading Cotton nylon, and Eastman Fibs, However. Councilman and agreed to Council's request the UC by The eight-and-one-half acres Clifford Jordan objected to a he set aside land on Tu Producer, has loki cus- Inc., the synthetic fiber thvis ilI approximately 3,000 square extend from Fairfax at First majority o( council being on the fond In allow torners it would file for a for ld of Eastman Kodak, has cut fret. Street on the north side of Mo., committee, and Councilman road to a four lane highway. Co .ayard increase for all Cot. back production of polyester. He said bccauc the freeze on rcd arJ on the Muss Road side ton fabric. !urhngton Mills u Vicki Raker .aid the couuuttee The peition will go before A spokesman for tl commercial money has ca used to Third St. would be a waste of time Seminole County talking about a $1-a-yard hike can Textile Manufacturers I n. temporary freeze on conwool, Koch recommended corn- because every issue would be Zoning Committee before ; stAtute said. "The dollar ueval. Under cuns(riuction on the veloprnent. A public hearing on Schubert parcel is a flower 90 acres of the property is nursery, Jaques said, scheduled for Oct. . LONG WOOl) - Two parce ls A sign on the Sauerbaum of la nd on the south side of SR tract announces zonin g board In late Cumberland 434 will be rezoned B-I business Farms Is going to build five August red uced Trim Tic's district by the city council at its stores there. A concre te block plaaned density to six units-per7p.m. meeting today to legalize foundation is already placed. acre of patio homes, 10 unitsconstruction which has already 4c1t of townhouses and 12 Building Inspector Kr'nneth begun on the tracts. Evno:, smd 1w ws cu work (or units.per-acre of a pa rtments. The Saucrbzmum and Schubert cveraI days In July and when Only (we per cent of the land tracts were annexed into he he found applications his was allowed for commercial city In July with out zoning after desk w hen he returned he development and 20 ier cent is the board turned down a corn- thought he was to Lobe kept in open spaces. issue permits. mercial zoning request. In other business, the council Also on the agenda for is expected to grant a front Al though the council agreed to night's meeting Is a public setba ck variance request at that time La rezone the for hearing Ofl the controversial George Nader in Lake Searcy rwr1:? B pcQ'JiU5 LU legally change zoning were not wmexationof 1 acres bounding Shores, to hear a report from Longwood-Markham Road and th ritv ... i nn aaiui,u ict.,,1 I &irt "II IxIcwI UJIW IILSI week. Inc city, Lake Emma Road adjacent to drainage outfall and to approve howe ver, issued buildin g Pt Trim-Tic Development's location of a telephone in city mits to allow construction Shadow Hill subdivision. Ifolne- hall for the Longwood Area starts in late July owners, in the unincorporated Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Eugene Jaques said areas nearby where land is The Greystone Group will ask today be can not expla in why zoned for one acre estates are preliminary approval to conthe permits were Issued. City expected to protest the high struct 464 townhouses on 44 policy in the past has been that density development planned at acres on Longwood Markham lands annexed wi thout zoning the site, and Range Line Roads. The ..... -, I) week. The increase Is expected to be one or two cents a be gallon. However, acotmcil offictil üld bt prices to begin challenging the U.S. Postal Service's plan to raise the cost of mail service, - WASHINGTON (AP) Miller. John Booth and Troy j '4 Trade Restrictions Due to castruct as mtmzh and dty hall into one structure. when council reviewed the Greenwood Millt M60 a pound this August. mare as possible now. The effect of He said this would reduce (osts recommenda tions. "A re vival of interest in wool than double the $1.11 a year the reduced interest rates in the slightly by eliminating Hrmm then appointed the ancl wool dothing has caused earlierWINTER SPRINGS A future will cause an immediate duplications in program space whole council to act as a the value of wool imports to Cotton export con tracts for preliniinary program and and drastic jump in con- requirements, (mechanical, Committee. rise," said a spokesman for the this year already amourt, to 5.7 diagrams of the proposed struction costs, said Koch. janitor, waiting room, etc.) and p American Textile Manufac- million hales, more than one In oilier action wada swings town Hesiskedcoutwilformdft by reducing costs incurred with provedi an emergency or- t"M InsUtute. The wool milm bales ova last year, were presented to council in scheduling those ces he separate construction efforts dinanceto traxer price situation aiso has been and could hit Mx million bales W1y night by architect has listed as Priority I, which it (water meters, sewer con- the fi worsened by the Japanese pur- before this year's contracts re department to Bob Koch of Orkndvi, who said feth could be postponed to a nections, extenar walls, etc.). police department in order to chase of X per cent of world clow. of the program out- later date, lfItwjsbes to j the c balance the poli'e department wool supplies for this year." Appa rel makers have found weighs the budget. the program. Mayor Granville Brown hudct hich was overexno reli ef by switching to Koch said at 10.000 square The manufacturer of Wrang. made fibers. Siortages appointed councilmen Victor pended by struthon cs. it would be blning the police department theashed out a second time coming before council again. - ------- - - - i _. WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials of the Cad of LAying Council say they will approve jj gasoline YaC'S ?*Vt7t3S pound. By T Sept. 24, cotton was trading "Cotton, tike.ivany corna pound in October nxd1ie is belngdenedoutof Itie United States, and there's no way It can be replaced by Similarly, the U.S. DepartUS. mill.s' buying aggessiveJy mentof Agriculture said an av (rain other countries," said erage of eight grades of AusRobert Eisen, president of tralian wool was selling for - SS Gas Price To Go Up - - a prison camps. NEW YORK (AP) Swelling The clothing makers say have pushed up their costs. for future delivery of the fiber. prices and shrinking selections world shorta ges, un- Some consumer prices have contracts for October delivLie ahead for buyers of cotton pret-edented foreign demand been affected bu th t e major in cry closed Aug. 17 at 76 cents a -- For POWs - H'Iig her Clothiong Pri@ces Due and wool 111tw ,1W.clothing. manufac- for natural fibers, Currency pact will be felt next sununer pound, more than double 1 WASHINGTON (A?) Navy Secretary John R. War ner has decided to drop charges of misconduct and m'lfiry aaI 'iTttr- prtsonem-s ci war. fawi'r, Pentagon sources said Warner will censure the men, S!__ • a. Marine IL (.01. taison walnrlgflt Miller and Navy Capt. Walter E. WiTher, for their actions while in North Vietnam Vs .Do By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer - Washington Rovncl.iin -- - some fl,J 49W"— Parcels Need Rezoning motor homes leaves fictory area at Forest City, WinnebaQo Industries, Inc., sends th em to dealers. Others who sw itched to "no" votes the second time were Seas. Warren G. MSgTIUSOn, Wash., George D. Aiken, R.Vt., and Milton R. Young, R-N.D. Six senators voted on only one of the two roil rahs. wji BUILDING GOES UP SANS ZONING On Schubert parcel, south of Sit 434 MOTOR HOMES MOVE OUT—Caravan of sctdesinge- you Ca CHARGE IT! - rr cent. Sen. J. Bennett Johnston Jr., 1)-La., one of those who switched, said that In the five-hour in. tes-val between the two votes be was persuaded by Secretary of Defense James it. th-t a 40 per cent cut was ton rnch. He said he will s.upport the Ilumplucy ameixlment. ____ EARLV FOR SELECTION and remember Two Republican and two !'w-,-,ti,' rwt.4w1 their votes as the Senate ree versed the 49 to 46 vote by which n nsa tentatively adopted the Mansfield amendment. - By JEAN PATTESOIN Herald Staff Writer REST I-,'Iizatx!th Sleinbeck, Deltona RCA Port TV 18" Big Screen Compareat $139.00 $ 1 18 PHILCO REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Marian F D Have, Deltona J(,hn C Masiarczyk Jr holds 102 lbs of fro:n foods' Relrigo:ator sectwn has 3 Freezer 1k ('allie Beall, Osteen Dan( hlotIin,Ostee,i full-width & half-width shelves, crisper. more' RCA Color Port Whirlpool Refrigerator 18" Big Screen Compare at $ $299.00 * ORLANDO PAkwo&,O PtA OPdrOAi(vqAp,t 10PM OPfP SUN II A U 7 r U 258 * ORLANDO H1 (w(', nim lOAM 0,11,4 II A U Compareat $459.00 * WINTER PARK 00'i P1 A:,, c1 Psi,AI, 19' Cu. Side By Side No Frost I PU 'I',c' A, UPL!,AII, 1OA' It.) (iPr? MiI II * '1 / P P.4 '1 4 * IEESBURG * DAYTONA I-I :i I ii. iIII-414%, 5, 'i('it hilt P, IA ' ')M 011.4 I)PIP4r.Aii',AM it! P'M IN PO4IP #1' U I)PIP4 'lip. Pl)p. / P U -. * OCALJ, I ''iw(,i rRi; ('PlP.flAiLyAM Iu, p. p �4A-1 lie Safflord Herald Education Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973 Notebook Picket Lines Offer Economics Lessons By KENNETH J. RABBEN Copley News Service About a million pupils began studying economics September from the first day of school this in 13 states by watching their teachers on picket lines. Michigan produced the greatest number of struck school districts, 35, with Pennsylvania's 13 next. Instructors also were away from their desks in California, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Rhode Island and Wisconsin. It was a brisk beginning for bargainers. There were 145 strikes last school year, an increaseor 63 percentovertlepreviousyear. Money is the root of all the diputes, whether in direct demands for higher salaries and more costly fringe benefits or the more subtle, but no less expensive requests for smaller classes and improved working conditions, Teachers long have claimed they are un. derpaid, particularly when compared with other "professionals." This claim Is relegated to the ;'!!1 in ft hit . James A. Mecklenburger of a recent Nationi Education Association study of teacher salaries. Mecklenburger is director of research for the National School Boards Association whose members oay the higher bi lls in the taxpayer's behalf that result from neiothiting With teachers. Writing in The American School Boa rd Journal, he notes that most teachers work 180 Other Thoughts A s1)okesrnip. or - th British Common .. one, said that t~_,5 IL"3se union of former colonies is "a strange association of f riends who have no joint, political or defense responsibilities." Indeed, Britain is making it abundantly clear that, at least economically, she no longer needs the Commonwealth, an attitude that has been underlined by her recent entry into the ('mmonMarketjnEu, - teaching days and five non-teaching days a year while business and Industry professionals work about 240 days annually. "Since this means that industrial employes f 'anfjarbfpraih TELEPHONE 32226)) 322-2611 8319993 300N. FRENCH AVE, SANFORD,FLA.377) - 1 i Ex—Official - ________ - :~Thl ), [-. ---- 7- __-_-- &. Irt _____________________ i: ______________________ I J RICHARDS Sports Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Msrager JANE CASSELBERRY Couniv Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILL IAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RALPHHAYS Comp. 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Fit!) Park tSnqttwpOd, E. Esites & 299? 6')) I _____ / . 1Z ______ _____________ ___________ I ___ igA Africa. ___ __ ____ ____ l. ___ . ~ __ - Lo ____ . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Plot A gainst Minorities Alleged TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) nate its 197 presidential candi. Gwen Cherry, 1)-Miami, said been loy al election after elee- number of blacks, women and Florida legislator says. Wednesday. tion," she added, youths participating in the 1g72 mitt.ee leaders are plotting to 'ffiiey're trying to bring the Mrs. Cherry. one of two black convention for the over'They don't want to honor push minority groups to the party regulars back at the ex- their commitment to women, women inthe 120..memberFlor- whelming defeat of Sen. George back of the convention hail pense of those people who t'.avc blacks, Chicanos and Indians ida House, said party leaders McGovern. when the party meets to nomi- been shut out for so long," Rep. even though these people have were unfairly blaming the larre ____________________ — De mocratic National Corn- date, a Officials Deny Cover-Up Of Welfar e Funds Threat ________ _________ _____ it : Flextime rs- 4~=zz----, -z—, -_ :..I - -___• yl;;;__ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) ButDonPride,Askcw'spress Kendrick, chairman of a -. State officials have denied secretary, said the governor's special state task force, told DANIA, Fla. tAP) — A jeer- trying to keep secret a federal office had not received reports WTVT. "It will polarize the fed- buffer area would be declared Ing crowd urged a 77-year-old government threat to withhold of the review. from $30 million in welfare funds be. "All we've had so far are two of critical state concern, distr aught woman to ____ ••'• - - _- - - eral officials, possibly causin I - mi Natural Resources Committee amount of land to be acquired them to refuse to negotiate says he favors reducing a pro- by the state and federal exempting it from develop, a 110.foot tower Wednesday cause of alleged eligibility betters Indicating funds would Florida's money claim." I night then pelted police with guideline posed buffer zone around the government," he said. violations. be witheId until some things merit, approrocks and stones when Big Cypress Swamp to 200,000 they "We're not withholding inforare clarified," Keller said. The earlier Administration The 1973 legislature acres. ioatiuia because we don't have 'This is standard procedure. L1epartmnent suggestion that the printed $40 million to begin ac- tried 10 rescue her. Police used dogs to disperse any information," said O.J. When the federal government Sen. W.D. C1llders, D-Persa- buffer take in 500,000 acres was quLsition of Big Cress. The cola, said he agreed with a sag- met by objections from farmers federal government has in- the crowd of some 300 persons Keller, secretary of the state has questions they hold the gestion from the who claimed the combined mu- dicated it will provide another and five officers received minor Department of Health and Re- money back." Administration Department to lion acres of protected land $10 million for its purchase as injuries before Gloria Polizzi of itabilitative Services. HEW advised the state JIRS cut an initial recommendation would encompass 90 per cent of a national fresh water reserve. Dania was led to safety. Thesaurus Tampa television station Department in May that it was "_'. that the buffer zone include Collier County. WTVT reported Wednesday withholding approval of $17 The Cabinet was scheduled to Mims Polizzi was taken to 500,000 acres. Under the Administration vote on the buffer zone Oct. 16. Hollyw ood Memorial Hospital. that Gov. Reubin Askew's ad- million In welfare claims, — Third Edition — th.t urrtrr r,,I,l .uiu .s.s.I ...s.....l •t,,mini stration ui clttin LV ,)(UU uypvu Ui'.. Friends said she tried to kil... .. threat by the U.S. Department figure by another $13 million in 75.000 New Words,,, herself after becoming despon1.194 Pages. Size of Health Education and Wel. August. dent over being fired from her -. fare. x 6W', Typo. "This story will sink us," Otis job at a factory. _______________________________________________________ graphically and edi. N.o:r, pi d a. lOfielly. this is anew Kay Francis, Miss F' .1 book; easy to use by li3's ph) sician, helped police r a s n those Iooktng for aid in Th umb Chair Pur Mushroom Search On. and firemen persuade the wom. q.chase Cited writing and speaking. FORT PIERCE, Fin. (AP) — Trowbridge disqualified juror an to leave the tower. Indexed Printed in largE clear TAMPA, Fin. (AP) — Two cases of canned TALLAHASSEE. Flu. (AP) — State Fire Chief John Lassiter said Attorneys In the mutilation. William J. Forbes in a special type, on opaque white mushrooms stored in a Tampa warehouse Auditor General Ernest Ellison says has cited the two officers who helped murder trial of former deputy hearing for alleged prejudicial paper. were found to contain botulism bacteria, a the Florida Division of Corrections Director Miss Polizzi down from the sheriff Gerard Schaefer were to statements made against the Food and Drug Administration official says. Louis Wainwright for purchasing $690 chair. present closing arguments to- defendant. tower took serious risks, FDA Investigator James Casey said day but a six-member circuit StUart lie said rock throwing in- court jury was not expected to Wednesday that none of the possibly tainted In the audit of the fiscal year ending June Three witnesses told Trowcreased as the trio climbed begin deliberations until Fri. mushrooms were found at local restaurants 1972, Ellison Wednesday also said two cor. bridge that Forbes had corn133!. ROBINSON — ORLANDO down the ladder and the crowd day. or supermarkets. rections workers went to the Sebring races in mented about Schaefer's guilt began to boo when they realized Casey said about 40 warehouses in the state vehicles. Schaefer, 23, a former Martin before the trial began. the woman would not jump. Tampa Bay area will undergo a can-by-can County deputy, is charged with Dania Police Chief Fred Will, killing Susan Place, 17, and search beginning today In conjuncton with a Is said there is something Georgia Jessup, 16, both of the nationwide effort following FDA finds that wrong "in society when a crowd Fort Lauderdale suburb of Oakvarious mushrooming canning plants in the %IIAMI (AP) — Miami builder John has no feeling for human land Park. country had defective equipment. dignity." Priestes has been given 60 days to put his jxrsonal affairs In order before he begins A similar incident occurred Their dismembered bodies 'Nipper' Dies At 111 serving a one-year prison term for fraud. at the tower Sunday when Jo- were discovered In shallow Priestes was sentenced Wednesday after HOLLWYOOD, Flu. (AP) — George seph Carpentler climbed to the gravc3 on St. Lucie County's pleading guilty to two felony counts Involving Williams, who credited his long life to a "nip top and threatened to jump. He Hutchinson Island last April. homes financed by the Federal housing of whiskey now and then," has died at the age was talked down by firemen as Authority, lie was also supoenaed to testily of 111. After the detense rested its a crowd jeered and threw today before a federal grand jury conducting Williams, who was born in 1862 In South case Wednesday, Judge C.P. rocks. a wide-ranging investigation of alleged Carolina, died Wednesday at a nursing home. 'oniiption in FLIA operations in the Miami Williams' father had lived to 105 and his area. mother to 103. :; N ew.s B riefs ___ - AUTO PARTS ; - -.1 1, ..,. ___ _____ BERRY'S Stoned By -__ Roget's International ___ _______ Off Crovd "ThIs I believe was the intent Department proposal, the -171lie chairman of the Senate of the Florida Legislature in the and a director of Air West, to presence. He claimed this swing the Air West deal. We wL•.-. .imst tiuiri of all loro 77 V. •:• was a donation to th e 1970 have seen billings which ): 1 .1 aId,iiüliyande omic, .:1t r r1t congressional campaign. show that fillings charged ar-.— - I ki ki N_ 1 going to one nation-_South Hughes $4,000 a month in White House Denial Vietnam. A White House spokesman legal fees, plus expenses. denied that President Nixon One bill for $230585 includ• •' ever received the $io,coo ed dinners $105 billion for econ aid, with White House 62 billion for military aid, a from Hughes. Neither Rebozo staff members and a '4recep- _/ — .. • total of $187 billion In foreign nor Danner could be reached tion for White House staff and , -• - ____ aid. for comment. new officials of Nixon AdminHas this staggering sum Investigators for the Senate istration." _____ bought us the friendship of the Watergate Committee are Different Deal ____ •• trying to trace . benclary na tions? Se1do happen. - Sources close to the Hughes • ' ed to themoneyaftert a flon cla1 HlIling was Only when the aid is truty N ____ ,.. :. reached Rebozo. Source, paid for working on a hell. --.-. philantiropic, when there are ----.... \ close to Rebozo would say Copt ntrac not for the .,L____ no strings attached, does it only that he has never Air Wst deal. fillings produce gratitude. And fl , diverted campaign money couldn't be reached for corn)~41101 s,.,, into his own or the President's ment. then it is easy for the people - —__. _• .. -personal projects. who have been helped to feel A call to Don Nixon's There is also interest in the unlisted telephone number humiliated and resentful OBSERVERS Danner-Rebozo dealings at produced a voice, sounding the Securities and Exchange suspiciously like Nixon's. that neither looks nor smells like manure Commission, which is secretly which insisted Nixon wouldn't U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers estimate that investigating Hughes' ac talk to us. But in July1971, the recycling of only one-third of the 1.7 billion tons of farm qutsition of Air West. during our earlier investigaanimal waste produced each year would syield a much proteOur own investigation lion, George Clifford had a __ Two in as is contained in this country's total annual soybean crop. ~ began two years ago when we long conversation with In the second development, which sounds a little less like first reported that $100,000 Donald. F a perpetual motion machine, Agri-Stock, Inc., a recently had been siphoned from the F "John Meier called me and formed company in Akron, Ohio, has announced that it Is Silver Slipper, a Hughes gam- said Hughes wanted to buy) ready to market a new custom-blended forage balancer bling emporium, and had Air West," Donald said. "1 which, it claims, will enable beef and milk production to be By Don Oakley • been delivered through called Pat Hillings and the tripled at low cost. Rebozo as a cash "campaign chairman (of Air West). He Th e "Green Revol ution"has turned brown at the edges The meal supplement, which is 32 per cent protein. bal. contribution" to President said fillings was okay to Despite startling increased yields of new grain varieties, ances roughage such as silage, grass and hay into a cornNixon. swing the deal. fillings put it p lete diet for beef nd dairy cattle. particularly rice, the world remains locked in a race be. Meter Contacted together, but it wouldn't have tween agricultural productivity and population growth. These animaLs, whose natural food Is roughage, are usualAgain last week. I new to gorse through if I didn't call World grain reserves are at their lowest point in 20 years, ly fed grain and a grain balancer so they can produce at Las Vegas and Los Angeles the chahn2san. due to bad weather in 1972, diseases and other disasters, as their maximum capacity explains ruminal nutritionist Dr. seeking additional (acts. My "fillings got $50,000. I think well as greater consumption. At the same time, the more Joseph B. Davidson. the firm's executive vice-president associate George Clifford what I did Is worth a finder's affluent nations are developing an appetite fo red meat aim. But it still takes eight to 10 pounds of grain to produce a made a separate 9,000-mile fee," p0ht of beef and three to four times as much land to give Bar to that of Americans, even as more and more grain Is 0*8 swing to Vancouver, Canada, going to be needed simply to meet the food needs of people. the same results as feeding entirety on a roughage program. He said he be lieved Hughes and to southern California. should give the catering conFor example, land which will produce 100 bushels of corn Human technology has not yet given up the battle to human fecundity, however. At least to developments in re will produce some 20 tons of corn silage. This consists In the outskirts of Van. tract for the airline to the cent weeks hold out significant promise harvesting the entire plant rather t ha n just the ears. COuver, he located Johr, Marriott Corporation, a hotel, Meter, a former Hughes c. restaurant and catering On the.ieragc, the corn in turn will produce 600 to 700 sultant, who contended that chain, which employs Donald In one of them. the Ceres Land Co of Sterling. Cob..nounds of beef or 5,000 pounds of milk. In contrast Agriwhich feeds 60,000 head of cattle, became the first major the President's brother, as it vice president. stocks new mix will produce about 2,000 pounds of beef or cattle raiser to begin to include in the normal diet of its herd 16.000 pounds of milk substantial amounts of feed derived from, of all things. COW Land that is not economically productive as far as grain is manure. will grow acceptable silage crops. The latter are Cows, it seems, do not digest 20 per cent of what they eat, also less affected by the weather. ..is could be a boon in The system Ceres is using reportedly converts their protein, subtropical climates that grow almost unlimited amounts of rich wastes simply, cheaply and without pollution into a feed forage. IORLD To Cut In Swamp Buffer Zone ' , RUS1 I .• t'/turder T r i l Clo i g - • georde Builder Sentenced $1200 flAIITIT i I Cubans Enroll In Law School uvn: $0 DOWN VA FINANCING AVAILABLE GAINESVILLE, Fin. (AP) — schools. have the new program in. More than 100 Cuban Amen"About 45 of us are renting a Itiated. 'Many others will drive cans, lawyers before leaving charter plane to fly to Gain- up Friday nights and return their homeland, have enrolled esville ever)' Saturday," said late Saturday or early Sunday for an intensified l&-montI flodriguez, a leader in efforts to to their homes." study program aimed at qualifying them for the Florida Bar. 'We are willing to do anyINCITE PAINT thing.. ,do whatever we must to • Pour it on — roll it out get back to law," said Marcos ___________ a Ideal for concrete or wood Rodriguez, a former Havana a Inside or outside floors attorney now a Social S(curit) • Above ground or below representative in Miami. "liea Dries in an hour such a dream was an im. lore, 'Em a Soap and water clean-up possible mission but now we have a hope." MX NO CLOSING COSTS! . A~01* .I A f- "LCZ14 __ ..- R H ave By CIMA STAR Copky News Service P.ople come in different sizes and and according to recent research, they also come with diikant tntcraal tune systems. Thli Should come as no surpelse to anyone who hates the sound of the mornlIW alarm clock, or to anyone who bounds out of bed with the first ray of (Mit, So It Is r-vrri !ess tarne LA)ieLi that tots of people would like to be able to go to work at whatever time of morning they thoo.. What is Interesting Is that managers are discovering some new hXWM to the company by aUowbs their ernployes to choose their own working hixir. "An employe who is energetic in the morning now comes into the office at 7:00 or 7:30 a.m. while one Who liks to sleep late may start work18,7 at I uZ 9:30 am. "Iloth the employes and the association benefit," m ys S. Harold Mapes, GraceSpinks 83)8062 __J•..• Senator Agrees I %\ Different Times Herald Area Correspondents Black Community P,AMv,t Hawk iru _ _______ (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) "ii) People Longwood 4or P,' - School. on food' problem Press Room • COUNTY READING SEMINAR HELD ----' AMONG county educators participating in a recent reading clinic at Longwood Elementary School were (Ito r) Jim Neville, principal Red Bug Elementary School; H. R. Heckenbach, principal Pine Crest Elementary School; and Dan Pelham, principal Sanford Middle big advances Mechanical Sup?. •• 111 W ''- WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller _________ ________ —• -i------ DAVIDA. BRYANT Managing Edlto ____ __________ ' - __________ ____ , JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) defendants, Ben U. Bunting and Koscot Interplanetary Inc. said, but Bunting was promoted oil cosmetics, a Wisconsin mink .% former vice president of Malcolm Julian, in 1970 that he cosmetics firm and the Dare to over him. farm and excerpts from Turner Glenn W. Turner's pyramid was be ing fired for not fostering be Great motivational Speeches. "Mr. Bunting was the type of sales cosme ti cs business says a Turner image. program. James, who appeared in one person that people accepted," he was fired after urging disProsecu to rs said part th of e James said. film, Identified both as Koscot But he said the dismissal tributors to quit dreaming of fraud Involved the unavailabilpromotions, lie said discame after he pressed disbig-paying executive jobs and ity of supplies to dis tr ibutors. Overriding pro se cution ohtributors could buy either tor tr ibutora to build up their sellstart selling. James, a service station opjections, U.S. District Judge $120. ing forces, and forwarded cornDefendants in the case are plaints of a shortage of cosmet. erator, was to return to the the Gerald Tjofl at Wednesday Jimmie Earl James of Ic supplies, witness stand today. a llowed the jury to view two Turner, 39, of Orlando; Bailey, Greenville, N.C. testified for He testified Wednesday that films which dramatized Tur- 40, of Boston; Julian, 34, of Fern A federal indictment accused he he lped recruit Bunting as a ner's rise frorna South Carolina the seco nd day in the fed eral Park, Fla.; Bunting, 4-4, and mail fraud trial of Turner, Turner and the others of distribu tor for Koscot, tuto red sharecropper family to the Clyde C. Cobb, 32, of Maitland; criminal attorney F. Lee Bailey scheming to defraud persons him and recommended him for creator of a mul[imjiliondoll ar Hobart Wilder, 46, of Win r te and seven other Turner "too numerous promotions, empire. Park; Harry Atkinson, 45. W. induce them to buy disassociates. Both aspired to the job of Scenes showed manufac- Leroy Beak, 30, and Jess 0. James said he was told by two tributorships in Turner's president of the firm, James turing and packaging of mink Hickman, 34, all of Orlando, -' ______ FRANK vOLTOL.INE. General Manager • _________ _ T ______ ____________________________ •c':, \ I ________________________ ________ ___________ ____ Advtoising Direcior & ts,ociate 1L. _______ f it \ ( ________ ',. ___'-\ &. Fired — Aid Isn't Working Right for Says For Pushing Cosmetic Sales I f eaMTipt. IMb Ugdr,l,l,f,Sfld$4?lt.,h' A Second Look ent He Was it by Jack Anderson ____ , WAYNED. DOYLE Deal West Phantom Donald Nixon, had also play LAS VEGAS billionaire Howard Hughes ed a role in the Mr West deal. This is the same brother must give 30 per cent mor time to their emwent through the back door are virtually identical in rate of pay to starting of the White House in 1969 to who stirred up a national ployers, it hardly seems surprising that in. salaries in industry ... Teachers are better paid... gain presidential approval controversy by borrowing dustrial salaries are higher —approximately 31 .than the average beginning business adfor his purchase of Air West. $205,000 from Hughes in 1956 per cent higher. ministrator or liberal arts graduate." Because the airline Is an and putting up only a $13,000 international carrier, with lot as collateral. Although he r3utes to Canada and Mex' never paid back the loan and ico, the sale had to have embarrassed his famous brother. Don Nixon conPresident Nixon's okay. The backdoor approach tinued to promote business Foreign was made by Richard Dan- deals with the Hughes ner, a Hughes hotelman, to organization. As the Air West negotia the President's sidekick, COPLEY NEWS because they have found economics of the un- ministrations which used It for Bebe Rebozo. Despite tions approached a climax In themselves in the role of derdeveloped nations? costly public works projects or Hughes' poor management of 1969, Meier was suddenly orForeign aid is a phenomenon beggars. Yes, In some cases. South where the aid was conceived In Trans World 'irlines, the dered to keep Don Nixon out ri of the of Ameijcan A proud people—and all the Korea and Taiwan are out. an effort to force foreign Civil Aeronautics Board ap- of the transaction. "1 Was history since World War 11. people of the world are proud— standing examples. nations to model their proved the Air West deal on told," said Meier, by Gen. Ed It Is time to reassess the do not like to accept charity. But In cases where the aid economies after our own, June 15, 1969. Nixon signed Nigro of the Hughes staff "t record In light of results. Every has this aid lifted up the went to corrupt national ad. failure was inevitable. stay away from Don because the papers six days later. dollar of U.S. foreign aid sent Not long afterward, $54)()4)Q they had the Air West s$tua ---abroad is dollar taken from an from a Hughes gambling tion under control, and they American taxpayer. ,, casino was slipped to Rebozo didn't want Don and myself' ^ P- _- , \Vhat have the tlo!l:try h' flannt'r. Still nit hvr €ri'in t tip. . _ . . I boughL: A Important Lialson ,.~, , i 1~ $50,000 was passed from Danwas aLso told by General "I ner to Rebozo the following / From 1946 to 1 0, the money Nigro that Dick Danner of summer. ____ w . for postwar relief and th e Hughes organization was Knew Each Other Pisn. The peak I' Sources close to Robert working along with Bebe i_was $8 billion in 1949. Maheu, who headed Hughes' Rebozo and th at this liaison The aid worked. Germany Nevada operation in those was more important than fl-1? and the other Eurepean days, have told us abuu( ilie woIngthroughDonNix." _t I countri war '-' '-,. Shortly thereafter, Meter secret payments. -' INON., . t ' damage. Today their to seek resigned from the Hughes Danner was chosen I " economies stronger than flebozo's intervention in the staff. He Is now being sued by eb-el-. The same can be said of Air West acquisition, they the Hughes organization for \ ."""1 say. betause the two men had his Involvement in the 1. known each other in Miami. purchase of mining pruper. '' ____ Now foreign aid is at a record A. Lat. at Hughes' behest, ties for the eccentric t A kve, with spending of narl)' I • •. -:' . '•1 Maheu instructed Danner to billionaire. Meter is also _ia .~_ '. )iioQ. - . 1: ___ ~ % I I -1 i~rL i hand over $50,000 to Rebuw. under indictment on a tax -- I4! = 11 _1 z- I . _ for which official totals are 1 Maheu insisted the money evasion charge. V_-,X ,I - _.- ' A _~ _;_.i= - I available, but the money is not - - . _. was intended not as a bribe Meter said Don Nixon had i going to Europe. It Is going to but as a belated contribution recruited ex-Rep. Patrick J. I.VU S1 to Nixon's ia campaign. East Asia, the Near East, South fillings, R-Calif., a close 1. The Asia, Latin America and second $50,000 pay-off friend of Richard Nixon's .0 up ___ WALTER &GIELOW. Editor _~. "...If teachers worked 240 days at their current average rate of pay ($7,357), annual Income for beginning teachers would be $9564. Beginning teachers, therefore, earn salaries that ______ Ir And Air - ' ' Thursday, Sept. 27,1973-5A The Sanford Herald $100,000 Donation 1 1aiky, executive director of the American Optometric Association, one of many recent conierts to a system railed Glidedme or Flex. time. c;Iiik- tiit allows emplo-yes to choose their own hours, within an estatdjsjied period. Typically, they can arrive at any time from 7 to 9 am, and work for another seven or eight hours, depending on regular rnrn.anv policy. SVor',crs cor. dina te within their department or division to ',ee that the office is covered during the traditionally standard workday. Certain core workers, such as receptionist. switchboard operator, mail maintenance remain on fixed acbed'iIes, but they also have the option of witchii:g sthedules with a fellow employe doing the same task. At American Optometric's St. Louis htHdquarters, offices are now open 12 hours a day, 7a.m. to 7p.m., aM Bailey reports that not only Is morale or', but that rrnp!nye, kn'l to —, —, work at their own peak periods, Increasing their productivity. In California, nearly 4,000 em. Ployes at Occidental Life Insurance home offices now choose their own 1artin times from 7 to J am, each day and work a stands three-fourths hours. "The time Is ripe for creative changes In working conditions, and Flextime is an attractive alternative to the t 'jranny ,.f (ii says Bernhard Keipler, of American Flextime Co. Ills organizaon is an American subsldlary of Hengatler KG, the German company which pioneered the concept, "We delayed launching a marketing program until we completed a series of representative pilot projects in this country," says Keppler. "We wanted to be asaured that the concept was as applicable to American workers and working conditions as it has been to 1- nro*an i.p -rat1an." p--- . __ # r~,.~ i_,_,.-: ~m __ 1 __ , $573 , M Z 11 - 4 _4N. J, Cubans from Miami, Tampa and Stuart will begin attending Saturday tlassesatthi'Unlversit)' of Florida here Oct. 13. The abbreviated curriculum, worked out after arduous legis. lative and judicial struggles by ('uhan leaders, covvr ahout 75 per cent of that offered in most Aiiwriau1 three-year law — i' - 1 1. /JIA q6~ "8 eff or /Of me out oI here, Charlie. II my wife sees who's /n our car pool, sho won'( lot me help cut down on Pollution and ease the gas shortage!' 1 100% "Tynex" nylon, filament brushes in arted sizes . - V• •.• i'k ' column by 2 ( Medel TPFI5I)N - — -, I 1~t~~~~--~ ----~ I! I Freezer holds up to 147 l)s. Jet Freeze ice compartment Slide-out cabinet shelf this one! 3rd t. - - -1 I' $349 d'spotàl ,kctri rng jrd ho>d - 1rnnl,% arxi hç (tfl!r% Geneva Terrace IN SANFORD Another ml(--1 available with Automatic Ict-maker. HILL 213W. -'LJ. " L[oL That's iPfl ,ji,st 1L.' .' J down aril *e ray all i- .,,J J , J Ccr,cJ litiJ tt,JI Ift*y Are Ivily closing costs? The.o are only to of thew horn-es carpeted and Pia,, iarq, outdeo' patIos. being built a? this price. Can you a Herd to pass And that not all. . Geneva Terrace Homes are them up? pre wired for lelepbsone. Tlwfv is city *atr a,, pavei with curbs. Thew homes have 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 lull Icent and We lawnsl Not to mention the rodd.d baths. 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Th Siinfnrd I4orak4 ALTAMONTE have an investigation con- Taylor, chairman of the city's Before a bat tery of television ducted of my affairs as planning and zoning corn. cameras mayor," Swofford a ye Of IOI Will be hIS ff 20 )vm tnAl tate Sci' chairman aix! his wife, morning announced his can- elective office, said. "This Is MISSOUrI Belle Swofford 'WiII didacy for re-election to the apparently anan to create bemy campaig n treasurer office he has held for the past 12 by innuendo that lam engaging she has beenin all my ek e, years and asked Gov. ReUbin in an unlawful m&'uier or some UOnL" sk ew to conduct a lull investi- illegal activity. g ti on ofhu affairs said s mayor in office. I am also concerned tha t an Springs e ing noninvestigation may be timed in partisan, he did not wish to InSwofford said In the next few sutharnasvierastoohscijre the vohe the governor's office y da be will reveal his full real Issues Of the upcoming But I feel it necessary iranciai worth including In- campaign," he said. the governor to Immediately :ne tax returns of the two conduct a full and complete While not striking Out directly vestigatlon of the affairs of the rs that he has been rt.cei%ing a full-time salary and at his anrounced 0pp0nt city and the listOfhis propftes and their Norman Floyd Sr.. Swofford mayor's office," he said. assessed valuation said his 'opposition" has cwulatedrumors that "Lawre Swofford made his request to It has cune to my attention Swofford Is on the take." Swof- Askew b) a letter dated tocby that some of those opposed to ford denied the charge. and released copies to re kSPRINGS Vv - and news f -- — - - - - ordthis ___ MAYOR sWo 'oRD - - -' - - - - --- ' _________ -- of -, - --.-.-- _ . A_ -_- -_ JOSEPH CARDELLI OF PALM SPRINGS ROAD ...'Allaw residents peace and tranquility' MntS wz-Ar I J New element were lowered &tLiiUes in development plans s1bmittedby Florida Standard along with two new cornmittmcnts to benefit the city BEI4G ii A DflC}J I l' Association, . -. ..• - said 1). .1. I I Briefs HARLAN TUCK ... IAII condominiums' Cambodian Military Active Ar ..• ... PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Government troops have begun an operation to drive an estimated 400 Khmer Rouge Insurgents from a triangular area southwest of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian military command said. In South Vietnam, sappers blew up two trains on the central coast, killing a child and injuring five adults. - — , - -J'-'-. . '. News Wiis T7 - i. World Rezoning Appeal . n" 411 I • I.iI id I are a tourist attraction. Rock figures have names such as 'The Monks' and statements of reaction a lawyer for the Forest Brook Maintenance Association collected from county officials about I proposed develop. Forest Brook rn'L- .. - - Shultz At Money Talks - — '-., -- - . AqLdn aining About Slower Business May this year, because we an- be expected, perhaps a little Holiday Inn expressed the Inclusion of the street will am ticipaled this problem," he better," he said. He added their feelings of the majority of inn- a block wall to be built in the Ceidral Florida da has been o said, rates had been reduced, and keepershowever, saying busi. to separate the cornmersaturatet with tx*els since As a result business has their big problem is they had no ness is slow and they are cer- cial area from the residential. Walt Disney World opened two picked up somewhat, he said, convention facilities and cannot tainJy affected by t he motel Joseph Cardilli, president of years ago that ttoday worried but not enough to Overcome the rely on group business, saturation problem. the new Palm Springs Corninnkeepers are out scoutln; for viCantie. Only the 8 Days Inn at 1-4 and the munity Association, told the The general manager of 1od ers to fill the vacant rooms. The rates at the Red Carpet SR 436 reported business Although the problem is not Inn have been adjusted, but reasonably good. 'l'hmgs was Sheraton at 14 and SR 46 said council the rezoning in his area Is not in keeping with the county as serious in Seminole County rather than attracting extra rather slow right now, but we thing are "definitely ,j' land use plan or wi th many 55r they have several as further south, most innkeep- business, they have simply don't have anything like they Judicial decisions. He begged but here are concerned aver the resulted in a small prlee war number of vacant roozus the programs In process that th e residents be allowed to ha are not doInL? y good business slack, wi th neighboring motels, said higher priced motels ve," the simp l y not continue in peace and The manager of the Red the manager. said a spokesman. tranquility. "I do not want to be coming to Carpet Inn on 1-4 at SR 436 said The Ramada Inn is his closest The picture was similar In in Altamonte Springs," Cardllli he had a lot of vacant rooms. neighbor, and the manager Sanford, where the $ Days Inn "Business will pick up a little saidL "We were out soliciting con- there agreed business is slow, on 14 at SR 46 reported toward Christmas, but not as "We have no authority to "nUon and group business but akied that September and business was normal and they inuchasererycneth inks it will. annex you agarist will;" Ma e notably pr seans. are expenencing no problems. flareaisoveruilt," he Said. Mayor Lawrence yuiur Swofford ------ - ------- -- .. wwwwomawwwwwwwwwwommuonwommumummommus Herald Correspondent DELTONA_.'rhe t)eltona Art Llub:s Annual Stdewalk Art Shaw will be held Oct, 7 at the Deltana Shopping Plaza (mn 10 aim to4pim All paintings will GALA * beon sale and thepnwjc will be L Tuesday In SeVember, ii'cmber, Match and June and as called by the executive •' ®_,T~ - fw~C* aa.7bqvg5t-p--40iE. - - 0 Oo" Twv, Thws., 04.30 04*"' I I.". cs"b" No Monile Home Community Trill in MOBILE 9oo *0 HOMES .'TARTING $ 7995 0 COMPLETE I 8 ______ _____________ __________ SAME- ANSBACH, Germany (AP) Pinched by the devaluation Of the dollar, wives ui many GIs in dILU I lie the assembly line at the Bosch automobile components factory in this north Bavarian town. — West Germany are working in Forty other (U wives work in kcal factories to give the an Ansbach sausage plant. family a second paycheck. Scores more have found work in "It was a question of me go- offices and factories in Sch. ing to work or going back to the weinfurt, Wuerzburg and States," said one wife. "We just Nuernberg. couldn't make it any more on The American women have GI pay." joined 2.5 million South Eu11w dollar's purchasing pow- ropean migrants who are kNpor has dropped 25 per cent this ing factories operating in inber. year. It was worth 3.22 marks in short Germany. 'For us, the dollar devalJanuary; now It is worth 2.41. hardest hit are the low ranking uatlon came at a favorable soldli,rs, who aren't eligible for time," said Johannes Geibel, army housing for their families who manages the Bosch factoand often hand over half their ry. "We were expanding the pay to German landlords, work force to build relay "When my husband was as. switches for seat belts on exsigned to Germany, I never port-model Volkswagens and thought I would end up worhing Fords. in a German factory," said "The Americans were hired Diane Earwood of New Lexlng- and trained for the new assemIon. Ohio, the wife of ii hI1cop. bly line. We are very satisfied. ter crew chief. "The work Is The Americans work as well as repetitious, but people are our other employes." friendly and the pay is good." The American women work The brown-haired 21-year-old an elght4iour day — irom 7 is one of 100 American wives am, to 3 p.m. or from 3 p.m. to who make a minimum of about 11—and earn $2.05 an hour plus - Ill ft •Ift !liLlSe A4..,.,t....... NEWS ROME (AP) Funeral services will be held Friday for Anna Magnani, the volcanic Italian actress who in 165 won an Academy Award for her performance In "The Rose Tattoo." Miss Magnani became Italy's first postwar international film star because of her work in "Rome, Open City." She died Wednesday of cancer at the age of 65. FROM HOME — easier LLI(;JIg1li, American Wives Working Overseas Anna Magnani Dies - Tanzania Backs China NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Tanzania tailed today for the admission of Communist China to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. Economic Affairs Minister W. K. Chagula said Peking has "emerged as one of the big aid donors contributing toward the development of a number of countries in Asia, Europe, Africa and Latin America," and sometimes on better terms than those provided by the World Bank. Conference sources at the Joint annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank said it was the first time the subject of Peking's admission was officially brought before the two agencies. The Nationalist government on Taiwan Is presently Included as China on the list of member nations. MORE 011 The Hometown Daily Newspaper With It s Complete Details And Low Cost Will Keep Students Informed Of Back Home Happenings no Ems l t* or Smart Savers G o i It Makes a Big I. 'aititirIi {Ljrrth To Start The First Day uerence Your Back To' Schooler We give your savIn personal interest to finin roach your goal faster whil, you relax know ing You r dollars couldn't be In a saflw Vot or earn a higher rV* of interest. ne (jFREE COKES & HOT DOGS/ AS LOW AS.. PalM VaU!w 00 0 0100# for dt- ty OSD(X it da d 13.00 1 aett i*u9 1*1 can ow" ems""s Hews UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says Increased pressure to force the Soviet government to relax Its restrictions on Jewish emigration could endanger the continued Improvement Of Soviet-American relations. "We do not believe that there is a formal change" In the Russian deslrefor detente so far, "but we should keep In mind that there Is a point beyond which one cannot press a situation as it exists," he said Wednesday. I Ilu Reaches Campus FREE PRIZES staft itvl FW1~9 bman - M *.CLAY DANIELS & NASHVILLE KATS OR !J!oia, N OTHING as - ar4oft when your savings work harder MORE ORE defying SKY-DIVERS r;flijjç th e kids LOSE UGLY FAT 1300 f tot THRIFT SHOP Kissinger Discusses Russ'a • ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION TO Death Id a.-rn.; hinch I b,roak, 11:30&m., dr-mmnstratiion 1-2 p,m- you rittnout. ~Wiocitk , FESTIVAL BE OUR GUEST AND JOIN THE FUNI cvnimtttee Ifto WM r "- ORE Where the Fun Never Sets. OCTOBER 7th from 1:006:00 P.M. ********at Palm FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY able to meet wi th the artists. At held in the. community center, a water colml demonstration was - VIC CIAM MORE PALM vAIXy By FANNETIE E()WARDS , Interview. -- Club Plans Art S qrr 118fe monetary countries - Innkee ers Co NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) U.S. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says most nations at the conference of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund agree with America's basic approach to reform. He said the U.S. proposal that with big balance of payment surpluses automatically should revalue their currencies found general approval. The argument was over how autnat1c any change should he, he said In an — - ___________________________________________________________________________________• _.--- "the l.etI Shepherd.' town of same name 4 a majority of residents coatinued to oppose the planned development, Insisting the apartments are not compatible ..•• :... i By DONNA EfF said. Insisting annexatiofl can with single family homes. rain Herald Staff Writer only be accomplished when Howard Spiegel, legal owners petition the city to take counsel for the group, read into ALTAMONTE SPRINGS them In the record letters from all (he -.'... Palm Springs Road residents Cardilh and a down others hit county commissioners 1 -c1 --whoorganuzedtwoweeksagoto the ;j city's annexation practices criticizing the deselopment w--t ;. fight Altamonte Springs annex. in allowing "creeping commerplans as Well as; statement Z_.! Ii& ati s Into on e th df'1tlnl area dallni muug Palm Sonngs from Planner ngr lost their first battle Tuesday hoad, and creating horren- Neiswender and Zoning 409 night Director J B William calling dous" traffic problems N. The city council despite ffii One resklent asked if the the proposed development appeals to listen IV 50 persons city's plan is to contintw an- 'I or planning., --— against rather than the one for' nexation on Palm Springs clear The Neiswender 41 vot ed rynfl1y to armex to Sanford. Wilhlamna' report said Dvi and rezone the Raymond v'l' " . MIL WEE TREES R EMOVED as a principal access Swofford 55l%1 • flCW would be . Crooke home property to OFFICIALS at M ilwee report these mulberry increased in traffic parents have complained children have had a perm ocation of a dentist'sresents are creating the volume by 1 ,5W autos daily and trees are being taken out because they are a reaction from the leaf abrasions, the officials traf fic problems and the vast the office. land appears to have safety hazard. Students have been rubbing the majori said. The area will be landscaped with oak ty °P&niSprings At a Public hearing drainage problems. They abrasive leaves on each other and a number of trees, shrubs and benches, officials promiscd mediately after the Palm traffic is generated by out-of. suggested a six feet W treeSprings Road annexation, the city (Herald Photo _Mark Welntz) planted berm It' shield Forest board bowed to the wtd*i of The Brlar*ood residents Brook from view. They also more than N Briarwood siibdl- accused the city of giving urged primary treatment of • vision resldentz and delayed for outlying property owners "the drainage run-off Into Lake one week annexation and rezon. chance to nuke a buck" by Howell. Ing to commercial the first corning into the city. "The Councilman Edith Duerr said block In the housing project county has turned do" the she slAe with Neiswender and adjacent to SR 436. zoning" in Briarwood, at least he was not aware four-lane The delay Is to give six home- six times, another owner said. access to the development owners who asked for the anThe Briarwood hearing was would also be built from SR 4m. nexation and rezoning an op. continued to next Tuesday. Orlando attorney Harlan portunity to amend their petition to Include the first By JEAN PATTSON m months before our opening in 'We're doing as well as can Manager of the Sanford fj( inside the development Herald Staff Writer . TOURIST ATTRACTION Vie Clark, president of the - - t- hornet -_ -. -•. - L-- - 1--..-----"•..---- - ' residents showed — - - CASSELBERRY—The city Tuck, speaking for Florida Standard said density has been Wednesdat' held a of the July public hearing reducedintheplantoeightwith and conapproving on the same 3-2 vote 420 apartments dOnuniLUflS now pIailfledrather allow anrtmnt construction than 525. The developers also on thee2 52.5—acre Florida pledged to pay 33 per cent of the Development cost of a future traffic signal on SR 436 and Lake Howell Road The t'' oated at and to participate in the cost of was the deese opers' requesi to extending city utility lines to velopers comply advertising ttx area requi rementsof a slate law passed in midsummer. ,t Only 23 Forest Brook at city hail to -protest the annexation and -7— proposed zomng of the parcel adjacent to their subdivision -.- i - r Uarmeationandrezoningto -,ca ! rI W W W U U council - particularly II I I W w p reporters, MayorlawrenceSwn -. w — • .' A Full 9 Month Subscription only $2160 The Atlêntic Banks help START A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR YOUR STUDENT! an Ur S 1 . - - flhIfli a . .•--•____ Vbhber F - . - I- appearing in The San"ird Herald are available to you i 8x10 -eprint size for $3. DIAL 322.2611 or 831-9993 CALL 322-2611 We'll Start Mailing and Bill You Later 27, 1973-7A �OA-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973 Mr. And Mrs. Claude C. Lawrence Honored - LIV --..- __ •'•- - GO^^LES1 t Downtown Sank / NtA W. First St. OPEN 9 to 5:30 MON. THRU SAT. 11111111101111 j •LAYAWAY -. L -=-- 10 • - Wheel We Have Moved And Now At Our New Location , 208 S. Sanford Ave. p i Block East of OurOldLoctioi,PHONE 5434 - _____________________ Serve You Better ... Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Lawrence Abterftgmn - Club flit!TOlllWjtJWlJ( youvach, .-1 PodWn. It - . .JWr a•:-_I \\ 11 " Miss Jill . V YD FA U' NC as Y I • YD THE FALL "WOOL . : LOOK - Terrific Savings On Famous Brand Men's Wear Po yester i ou ie nit l 0 YD. JU.VU $S5.00 . & AD ..........$60.00 PLAIDS R W ITTA __ i _______ - _ $35.00 • $37.50 Reg. $29.00 Ij t __ JO OFF Reg. $12.00 Sizes 13 to u love You,, I kq1i; i' sit the Luag - u jV FLo,viri /2 n' 6 209 Camttc.t k,t 424N1 110"14; b Men's, one diamond, 17 jewels. $75 Corre see the wWe collection ^ 34 Lkwiveriient wa" to ouy. Zales Rerolong CKarge * Za*s Custom Ctwge * 8&nkArnericas-d Master Ctarge a American Eiptess * Lz~aoay SANFORD PLAZA MINO OPE N MON., T HU R S.. FR 1. T IL 9 Reg. '16 NAP A, Sa l Reg. '20 PRINTS Saturday night! Select either black, tan or navy blue, off be up U1) CtIid auay Kenrob Knitmatas, spiffy new switchables - THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS alive with fashion ex. citement and styled in the burnished, beautiful shades of Fall. All, - 17& 92 In Fern Park Near Maitland 3flU94 -. SEW &SAVE I t.'OU11(AILVJT.M. Walk, stride, stroll . . it will make . your busy rounds seem happily un-busy. Shining black patent in ii bare-toed sling with just enough platform for your solo's delight. OPEN FRINITES mar y/ esther 's 3796 W. Colonial, Orlando SANFORjj ISO - Sizes 6.18. 251 East Michigan, Orlando Hwy ITN Trevira Star polyester. The Remnant Shop IOW'Tflp, SAVE NOW! ~ftiq OR dle NO W 83 -4s2o.295.3790.424.12 1 AU 124 W. CHURCH ST. lfl U? SUMMER BLOUSES ½ to ECPR 9'wEF1FW The naim says It all... Cos~~[Mli by EWylor 1 MADE TO YOUR MEASUREMENTS OR WE WILL M EASURE YOUR HOME OR ROOM FOR YOU SAVE a ,/2 I'iice 1 RAW SANFORD FLOWER SHOP in 153 MI HATS Men.o Neutrogend ill CUSTOM MADE -.- - .' Sale ends SWIM WEAR Wirn R.dgom i_' ,, LITTLE s.s8l/2Price Half Sizes TM Sal DRAPERIES HANDBAGS V M just the purest, most neutral, natural ingredients tnone clear, amber bar of soap. The only thing that's in it i LECLOTH ................ $6.00 - y-- BUT WHEN THEY DO YOU SAVE CEThCIIPUr LESS T ... No fancy packaging. No free alk, 0 a iIies No detergents. No fillers. No artificial this or thats. No glop. No medicated over-heipers. No aggravation. Assorted party sandwiches, nuts, niintsand pctit fours were served from &Oft m.atching those hokfing the flowers along with mocha-rum punch, with a Mock of froizen Mfee floating cni t1w top. The pinch wo sened from a silver punch bowl. Lyria griiited her gu attired in a white polyester crepe dress with black trim and -- POLYESTER & COTTON LONG DRESSES . Blue Danube bowl of llavilandl china. Four tall white tapers In matching china dishes ri i)lid .iruuid thi arrangement forming a square. ES UL PWKM $]499 59Th. - HAN PANT= PANTSUIT SALE Neutrogenai: what's NOT in it for you! I " DRESS 57, includircj SAY ,e ft~ ~ , S \ \ \ ~ I / " , W. LJTUW3I i. PRICES ON ..w NfliDnhI .- ...............$14.50 Reg. $28.00 ...............$14.00 Reg. $27.00 ...............$13.50 f '' Y OAlVO' I Births : i[W I AEM Ms. and Mrs. David E. Dreifucrat, 1904 Summerifii Ave., announce the birth of their fourth son, William Joseph, who weighed In at six pounds, 22 ounces, on Sept. 23, 1973, at Senilnole Memorial Hospital. fluD COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW Kn I 5lacks LIOU Ah UDC members living in ALTAMON-tESPRI[INGS WOMAN'S CILUB the area are invited to attend. Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa but shouid notify Mrs, arnmna Society met at Bunnell Itoumillat before Friday. Alrnonte Springs Woman's for a business session and Club will hold a "Bring-aworkshop to plan programs for Friend" membership brunch CASSELBERRY the 1973-74 year. WOMAN'SCLUB Wednesday (Oct. 3) at The chapter draws its , Altamonte Community House Casselberry Woman's Club on Maitland membership of key Avenue at 10 a.m. teachers from r, four-county will d its first meeting of Judy Lang, Florida Power W season Tuesday (Oct. 2) at Corporation home economist, area which includes Seminole, Lake, Volusin and Flagler the clubhouse on Overbrook will speak on "flow to Save Energ' in the Home." The program will be book Energy Attending the workshop were Mmes. G. W. Morgan, Wilma PII..OTCUJB Eleanor"givenbyDr.Char Colbert, Boyd Coleman, . Stevens, Gordon Lewis and C. Unkovk, Florida Technological South Seminole Pilot Club University professor. Visitors E. Carlton. held the regular monthly are welcome, meeting dinner and program IJNITED DAUGHTERS meeting at Cavalier XI EPSILON Norman do Vere Howard Restaurant. LOVE BOOTH Chapter, United Daughters of A leadership skit enacted by the Confederacy, will meet Xi Epsilon Chapter of Beta Peg Brunning, Madaline Sept. 28, at 2:30 the Sigma Phi sorority wilh!havea litttrell i Jime ,Lormww homeofMrs.F.ERownillat, "love , booth" MPtne 11111a 910 Palmetto Ave S1oppiilg Center, guests from the Sanford Club. Mrs W B Kirby, a former BouUqae items will be sold The next scheduled board and member of the Wade Hampton along with baked goods and business meeting wiubehek!on Chapier, established In 19fl In pink lemonade. Oct. 3 at the Altanionte Corn. Oviedo, will present the history An award will be presented munity Club. The meeting time of this chapter. for the best decorated booth. is 7 p.m. "I BONDED TURBO ACRYLICS FOR - . .. . . . V rL PULL UOL1N $3000 Req. $70.00 Reg. $75.00 SHOWER Stokes. thore she Is again ... In a 1A SOLID COLOR Reg. $59.95 .......$29.98 Sizes 36 .48 Reg. & Long IL go YD. NO.BODYSELLS Req. $56.00 .......$28.00 Reg. $4000 • ACRYLIC - AND COTTON Reg. $51.00 .......$2.O OFF POLYESTER > j LONG 0/ iii .- ... Reg.S115.00 ..........$57.50 Reg.$120.00 - •rAAA . ... .. .,.. ACRYLIC 'PLAIDS - Re $1oo .vv Req. $110.00 100% WIDE FULL BOLTS - 'Au-. • Iifl" ww 54" --4 . 4bi 197_ RHO CHAPTFh ____________________________________________ , ft . Women's Groups In Action Values To $2.98 Yd / . : Call To Order! KNITS -V7 'J,i . i Maternal grandparents are Mr. anj Mrs. HE. lini' €4 Jacksonville, formerly of Sanford. Paternal grand. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dreifuersj of St. Cloud, Wisc. . - and daughter, Jill. Ilighllghtingthe decorinthe party area were salmon and pitcher and bowl set on a' table in the living room and an artisuc arrangement of fruit and flowers on a lovely large brass coffee table, imported from hong Kong ... (I to r) Mrs. Paul A.Stokes, Mrs. Neil Pruden, Miss Lynn Pruden, -4 LC1 Alli tLmc.I f': Special guest was MM Olive ,j (Cecella FarmerPhoto) .( C)I 'j ç i -. j POLYESTER & COTTON . new year Sept. 20, at the home of Mrs. [Jonel Thereault Attending the mf were Mrs. Harold Boyer, Mrs. FAnund Irwin, Mrs. CAwge l.essand, Mrs. Jerry M. Robinson, Mrs. Roy Stewart, Mrs. Lionel Thereault, Mm. Norman Wagner, Mis. A.D. Tr '...,.'-,. .. , ... ' The refreshment table was erLWd with an imported white linen cut-work cloth and the centerpiece was composed of RIBBED DOUBLE KNIT U \ i . S E.1.14-6-, " 0" U' 141MITED QUANTITY ii WA' w inputsuni ed U ,u . -- .itt 8 N FULL BOLTS An outline of coming events P - - - r.rti.n bytbemembers.Theclrclewfli I attend the Magic Kingdom of Disney Workd and its beautiful the next meeting on ', " y - '% " : - I Va lues 322-3022 J LA REG. Circle of the &ltz ',, ' . AND - - "Complete Service Shop" thenliffitting ait?i ' LNEp - is 3r SlZFq -to 'rft . . ' 100% POLYESTER OFF Double Knit SportCoats, Gad" To • .. " YD J ACQUARDS FULL LINE OF CHIMIULS Also Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Nutter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howell, Mr. and Mrs. L.C. and - MlSCELL\EuUs 0 To%s Ring e Basketball • Diving Rings • Pool S Deck CPLIIS * Floats, Rafts 0 Kiddij Swim Aids - - New Equipment TH DOUBLE KNITS POOL TOYS 107 - FULL BOLTS 100% POLYESTER 1p I - - Ka At ( Do Miss Lynn Pruden, Oct. 20 her mother, Mrs. Neil Pruden Miss Pruden with a hostess 91ft 1 Sw ................. IwI,b...bw4 f UIhaaI (!nIIaUn tat. i -----i _z____ i_ L --&'atI C,iIunfa'.,'. JIIWUI Marit ....'..sa.s .. uw.iii wv'v ui iqu* P11 "it uiv. now of 5CVVIW piecesLu tier aiuen vyers, jack HUnt, tiiizora was guest of honor at a emsembles were corn- pattern of silver. Nelson, Giles Dlrrington, Lloyd But GalleU.a, Miriam Shull, miscellaneous shower, Sept. ), plemented with glamellia Other guests Invited to join Ricker, Clarence Wails, Barb Betty Stebbins and the Misses at the home of Mrs. Paul A. corsages with aqua baby's the honoree for the evening Rowell, Paul DeVelder and D. Amy Rethwfll, Chris Thefi, Stokes, 2442 Washington Court, breath, gifts from the were Mmes G S Bake, F Kirkpatrick and Dean Maria Galletta, Vicky Hass, from 7:30 tO 10 pm Cathy Clark and Lori Pruden. hnesxs They also presented William Mallczowski, G 1.. McPherson. - ' - ____ - , V --. NANT SHOP AT THE WHERE LOW OVERHEAD PUTS THE SAVINGS IN YOUR HAND A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNEDI RIGHT? _____ / W1 -- ____________ - E Bridal Shower Fetes Lynn Pruden * . mr received many other useful gifts. The beautiful arrangement of flowers on the refreshment table was a gift from Mrs. Frank Ballientine Mr. Lawrence and Use 'Xinel Nellie Fitzgerald were nuuTied Aug. 17,19M, at 1,exingtori, Va. They moved to Florida 20 years ago from Aleyandria, Va. Mr. Lawrence is a retired builder aim Uicy;wvr ivurd "dren wKi seven grandchildren. All of the children. their spouses and Ax of tir grandchildren were prcse'at for the ciebration. The children are one son, Claude B., of Alexirndria, Va.; three daughters, Mn. Hulda itawby (her husband is . Victor Maw-by) Clarcona, Fin.; Mrs. James E. (Jo (Jo Newman, Longwood wA Mrs, .arnest(Betty) Wright, also of FLongwood. Grandchildren attending we Randy,ViCkJSIIdM1C1Ia1 Mawby; Gayle Newman and Steven and Lisa Wright. Other guests attending c!u'cdRev. Jack Urida)r, Mrs. Mae Lawrence, Mr. Herbert Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin, Mr. John Buhl,Mr, Ruth Rickett., Mr.afldMrLG.D.DFBkC,MF. and J J4 McGee, Mrs. J D Beverly, Mrs Barto Wrght, Mr. and Mrs, Q - PRICES THAT VI%H d"AUI Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. with a three-tiered wedding entertaining were Mrs. Eloise Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mrs. R.E. Goodwin. Mmes. Louise Neel, Arlene Lawrence celebrated their 50th cake topped with the emblem 50 Lommler, Mrs. Clara Hicks and Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Also Mr. and Mrs. Steve Austin, Pearl H. Hardison, Nan wedding anniversary, Aug. 12, and a bubbling fountain bet. Mrs. Harold Martin. Mrs North, Rev. and Mrs Harold H Horn, Rev. Victor Mawby, Jim Durnlng, Paula Fowler, 1973 at a reception in their en the riurnij IIerbert1.tjkcsenjas floating Link, 11 (i mr, in I Mr. 'ml Newman, I mrnt st \% ri, ht Thompson, Ann Scott and honor, given by th eir Four Link sherbet punch, was hoatt.sandDebbleMawbyha r-----vMisses Reva Wright, Kenneth children at th e Longwood sered froni a punch bowl with charge of the guest book lisle and Cathy and Connie Baptist Church, from 2to4p.nL fruit frozen in an ice ring Background music was __________________________________ Munday. Thesocialhallofthechutch floatingonthetop. Mints and presented during the recepuon was decorated in keeping with nuts were served along with the Following the reception the hours by Mrs. J.D. Beverly at the event and the refreshment cake and punch. couple left for North Carolina the piano. She also 11C. table was overlaid with gold Assisting the couples' companied Mrs. Elaine Drake, and Virginia to visit relaUves net, over white and centered children with the serving and ora ewweeks soloist, who sang several songs . ______ during the afternoon, including . t'lift "Silver Threads Aniong The NOW WE HAVE Gold" and "in a Land Where We Never Grow Old.,, Sw a Ton Mrs. Lawrence was a a white sheath W 0 (CO IINTEREST... S all-girl look in a For competitive and 7 orch d Cmpmts bodyblowe recreational swimmirv, corsage, a gift frnm her biAted in favor of rufzie . sunbathing or for contact husband. Mr. Lawrence wore a SAiX $13. White, Bei . .6 tints I Ions wearers. Pink Blue, Soft Creen blue-gay and yellow ____________________ carnation boutonniere. tf d they float The childrens' anniversary to their parents was a new Also DreSSGS Lingerie wigs - - Couple Celebrates Golden Annversat*:y i Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973-9A The Sanford Herald & SAVE i 200 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 igS 208 E. First St. M__M SHOE STORE Ph. 322.0204 ey n jupen We know what youre looking for. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Pennoys. Open 10 am. to 9.30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. �10 A — TheSjtiford Herald Thursday, Sept, 2/, li 1 Lead Dwindles To One- Half Game 0 Sports ..,~~N I - 0( . 4 - Spotlight By EARL GERHEIM Auoeta led Press Sports Writer The New York Mets' precarious perch atop the National League East wobbled when they lost to Montreal, yet the team Is exuding confidence reserved for clubs who have all but clinched a dhlsion pennant. By J Richards Herald Sports Editor "Hell! We're still in It, ain't we?," Mets' Manager Yogi Berra said Wednesday night alter New York lost 8.5 to Montreal and had their NL East lead over Pittsburgh whittled to one-half game. The Pirates overwhelmed the Philadelphia PhilIles 13-2. "Pittsburgh has to play tomorrow night and they might Floyd Perry, former Semino!e Junior College assistanl baseball coach who now has the top spot at Valencia Corn. munity College , Is getting his group ready to compete In th e Fall Collegiate League, a make-up of area two and four-year schools. The likeable coach, who helped put the Raiders Into the state tournament Last season as the division champs, will be out to keep the al ways toug h II top spots th Central Florida. Last year, the Mathdores finished second to Seminole, and for this season they were voted in a tie for second with Florida Junior College with, you guessed it, the Raiders taking the top spot, by the division coaches "You have to go with the establishment," Floyd said. "They've got an awful good club and a lot of pitching." Perry calls St. Johnc the dlvsion dark horse. Cha bertain Maxvlll combined to Richie Hebner, Gene Clines and Dal atdrive in 10 runs for the Pirates and then turned their tentlon on the pulsating division race. Mets "That means we're all even In the lou column, so the aren't In a position anymore to clinch It by winning the rest of their games," Mnxvlll said after learning about New York's defeat. "The Mets have been hot and hopefully they 'II cool off." The Pirates play Philaclephia again tonight and then have three games with Montreal over the weekend. The Mets dose out their season this weekend at Chicago with a four-game __ __ series. lose," Berra said. But doesn't the slim lead worry the Mets? "I don't think we've had any desperate feelings in a week," Mets' reliever Tug MeGaw said. Bob Bailey's two-run homer In the seventh snapped a 54 tIe after the Mets had tied it In the fifth on Jerry Grote's runscoring single. The Expos, who are tied with Chicago 3ki games out In fourth place In the NL East, Jumped on Mets' starter Tom Seaver for a 4-0 lead In the first Inning. In other National League games, San Diego beat Cincinnati 5-1, St. Louis edged the Cubs 1-0, Houston blanked San Francisco 5-0 and Los Angeles beat Atlanta 9-8. Jumps To ABA Pitching Staff Strong I or ___ TJ1 I ___________ 1111; _____ ,ri- Diego Sa By JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent _ - ---- --- ________________ _________ P . __ - - I _ LIWLA VISTA, Calif.(AP) Wilt Chain. He has also gone through eight coaches in 14 berlain, who changed the National Basketball sears and acquired the repu tation of a player Association rule book and rewrote th e record who had his own Ideas a bout schedules and I---, -+ nl4t u!entyeas,ha3jolte4ihNl3A practices. again by jumping to the rival American •f practice a; much with niv team as ar' ,, a twcr lilaut; 1ilr1aiI '. The 7-f oot-I center quit the Los Angeles nesday, "In fi ve years with the La kers I missed ____ Lakers Wednesda y and signed a three-year practice less than Jerry West." -i-contract as player-coach of the San Diego But Wilt was admittedly uneasy about his fleW Conquistadors for a reported $6X),000 a year. role. "I've always had an apprehension wi th The Lakers promptly challenged his s ta tus as coaching, he said. .. a pla yer and threatened legal action. Bu In "f hope my alleged 'jlns wi th coaches will uniform or out, Chamberla in, 37, is th e blgg"st he lp me avoid some of the pitfalls. One thing I catch for the upsta rt ABA in Its war wi th the don't like is coaches who ta lk about ' ha ndlin g' ______________ established NBA. players. My thinking is, you don't try to ha ndle "I've been assured good. vo,ry long future basketball P tavern. Vot hrntthi hnrcpq vvi - Both the Rclders and the Matadcre will show !trong pitching staffs this fall in aiiticfpatlon of an exceptionally airong showing during the regular season, starting early next year. aa u Lu L iui.n r it'undcd ace Eddie Nuss, who notched a pair of no-hitters last year In Leading his Hounds to a Metro Conference diamond crown. Nuss, a Freshman at the Orange County School, leads a staff of nine hurlers and with Gary Gronowskl of Thusville, also a Fro.th, will be the strength of the dub, Perry says. A pair of All Staters from Ohio and New Jersey, John Sarver and Tom Intiso, also both Freshmen, will Join a seasoned corps of three returning mound veterans; Perry Pryon, nny Wise and Pat Cody. Last sc't.son, Wise lost two tn the Serr.r.tz.'c Club by lutt me r.. everyone of the SJC.VCCcont&s was areal cliff tvnger. Cody and Wise, both lefties, are also going to be counted upon to mix up the rotation. Former Trinity star hurler Bobby Ficquette, who threw at alintrit two strfke.outs an inn:n (l i p for the dLU-ict champion Saints last season, along with Scott Armstrong make up the nine nine-member mound staff. . . ,• - Perry will be using seven freshmen In his starting lineup this fall, not because of graduation, but because they've beaten out returnees with their play. Wednesday, against Rothr, in a !c.sJn gani, the Matadores were clo*-!I two mms in the sixth, 54 with men on first and second after a walk and a hit batter, but mistakes forced one man at third d then the potent offensive machine got rolling, slapping a two-RBI shot up the middle to tie up the contest before the rains came pouring down. You remember Wednei4ay's rain. rlaht' .iwnnno was pouring buckets Instead of raindropn. Well, Perry said his held is playable right now after five Inches fell 24 hours beforehand. His set-up is one of the nicest I've seen In years. Lush infield and beautifully carpeted outfield with a really nice builpen and training area. Here's hoping SJC will one day have a set-up as nice at this. . i U Perry'a trying to work out a schedule to bring local high schools Into his park once a week to work.oit on the field. "If we can get some of the local coaches to get some of their boys who aren't in football to come over, I think we'd be able to really help them, get started," he said. The Invitation specifically includes Seminole County Schools. Perry can be reached through the Valencia Community College Athletic Department. Tinker Field Playoffs .. . - , X tL'!I -j - - ______ . . - I — - '... ;: ..~ ,1 r - , -! -: . ' ; . . -. .. -. - - .. 't - !.. S . . - - .. ctr ;J.: - / F - - ~~ 2 . / ,'I ' " ' - -%- _.r , ---: ~ - . 00, MAN. 6 ' - in ' r - . . L , '. . L .V1.1.L :i= -z ' 41 ., 4, . i ) . ' -- • ' S ~ - ' • -' ê UUI £115 1W . .. ~~ All - puj 'aeu - took the measure of Bishop Moore Freshmen, 18-0. The local frosh are I — — --- said Blyleven, the Twins' rlghthander, born In Zeiit, Holland, who one-hit the Oakland A's and beat them 4-1 for victory No. 20. —"I wanted to do It here because my folks were here," said Paul Spllttorff, whose parents are from suburban Chicago, after he beat the White Sox 6.2 for victory No. 20. 1 really wanted this victory," said Jim Colborn after posting victory No. 20 by beating the New York Yankees 5-2. -But I'm not so much happy for me but for the whole team." In the American League's less inspirational action, Cleveland edged Boston 1-0; Calilorn'.a nipped Texas 54 and BalU. more blanked Detroit 4-0. Orioles 4, TIGERS 0 Bookie left-bander Don Hood hurled a two-hitter, pitching the playoff-bound Baltimore Orioles to 4-0 triumph over the Detroit Tigers for their sixth straight victory. Paul Blair drove in two runs with a triple and a single, SEC Teams To See U ,---- . slated - - -. 0 Action Around The SEC With Bill Baker (Herald Photo by J Richards) - Looklong w— . .; - - th W 'a) - - 1 9 ''' 'Pl -' CROOMS LINEMEN David Brooks (72) and Kennethl..46e (Wspur on lnc,t,, eir atea iLiui during an play f' wgidr . the Panthers • - and Jolene Brubaker, (second row, left to right); and Melanie Joyce, Maureen Harrison and Mae Hampton (third row, left right). (Herald Photo by J Richards) — ,. - " .... .. .- _ eat' Win . - z - . ] - r - ", ' ,. . . Ap — . _ 7- - - - ~_ T ___ =- _. f.'r' ' -:' - II A l i'10W n ,, - p. Tn iwou d By FREE) ROTIIENJiji(; Associated Press Sports Writer We shall overcome And Kansas City, Milwaukee and Holland certainly have. Y Before Wednesday's action, the 20-victory club" was an elite, exclusive establishment that discriminated against pitchers from Kansas City. Milwaukee and Holland. Not any more. Previo usly, no arm frcn the Milwaukee Brewers, the Kan r sas City Royals or Holland had ever set foot In that famous 20's club, L Not any more, V Kansas- City's Paul Splittorff, Mil waukee's Jim Colborn and Bert Bl)leven, born In Holland and now playing for the Minnesota Twins, all staged their own pitch4n Wednesday ff night and destionstrated that given the chance, anybody with 19 victories could win 20 games —"It's a pitchers dream I'm glad It happened to me ---- _____ - 1) - I 1 _______ I ' Join ExclusiveClub i no i --NEW _r ..Manl*~~~ _' "W5f ' ,a__ - - -. ..,•- - . I :.— -- --._. I, - - BYLEEGEIGER Herald Correspondent Inviting High Sehoelers - - _ , ~ . M. Defensive coach Bill Kline, accepts most of the blame for the 28 points scored by Rockledge. 44 Last Friday night against Triple-A, Cane .0 I n the Sanford game we got Into a bad habit of. coming up too ru a." Sanford used very few Coast er e, 0 005 fakes, so our boys were overly aggressive. scored theIrinitlaIwInof theyowig32-28 season, ' Rockledge Inked on almost every pla y and and this weekend, they are hoping caught our linebackers out of position, We should 41tPeatcr," against Cocoa Beach. "It's important to get into a winning habit ha ve spent more thnedrtllmg them on It. It won't again this week." against these east coast teams," Head Coach happen it defensive played good " 114h Stumpf commented. "We still have two more left after this one. Titusville in the first Kline went on. "We do need stronger end play, and to et our wee o Novembe r, and n g one with tntn hWn C k" better . ' l a ter on • the Lions did just about • Cocoa Beach comes into Vie contest with a e Offensively verything rigti~. nv line was "getting off the record of 1-1. the same as the Lion,s. ball " Quarterback we play as well aswt can, weshould beat them," Stumpf predicted. ,-I was MUed with and ball handling helped John Jackson set a club our defense against Sanford and our offense with rushing record of 331 yards. Clennie Patterson,s RtrkIM.'eNow, If they both do 10 catches were made possible by Jimmy RidSI die's line pass route work. T - ".--.----.-.----. - Lions Hone For -. 0 - , . ~ - PANTHER CHEERLEADERS have something to yell about. An 18-0 win in their first game over Bishop Moore, The Freshman lassies are: Sherry Neiswander, (front); Linda See, Julie Reagan, Valerie Saunders .. ---I L M I - .• -' . -~ CROOM CHEFr,iEfDE5' VtCTORY . . - ' V ------ _,_,~_*I k ' . _- .. W - . - - 4. . . ference. "This job should be the biggest Chamberlain was more confident about his thallengeofm)life,andlhopetobelpsal)Djego futureonthecourt 'Ifeelperfectlyabletopla) become the world's best basketball team." another 10 years if my mind and body hold out," Club owner Leonard Bloom .sa id the Ails will he said. repay part of Chamberla in 's salary by forgiving But Lakers General Manager Pete Newell some future debts said Wilt's ABA playing career will have to wait Wilts major accomplishments since joining a sear the old Phila delphia Warriors in 1959 include 'We ho' Wilt will have every success as career records in points and reboun&. plus two coach In S~n Diego," hesald. "As for his status more marks that appear unapproachable a 50.4- as a player Chamberlain has a binding point a verage and a 100-point game, both in the contra:t with the Lakers for the 1973-74 season 1961.2 and the Lakers wil l ta ke all neces&irv steps to To miio away from the basket the NBA prevent him from playing with any club other widened it.s free-throw lane from l2tol6leel than the Lakers," ' . •. Seven Fresh Starting Lest year's state Junior college play-oils at Tinker Field set a mark for Florida two-year schW,& as a money m.aker_ they made more "moola" there than anywhere else they've ever hosted the tourney, Inciuding larger cities. Area fans are giving local coaches a shot at moving to get the state tourney here again next year on the basis of the money and the field's central location, as well as it's suitability for championship play. - ' ____ - 4 1,V - .. i") .'. ________________ - . 'r: : I - . ____ _________________ ________ ________ _____________________________ --- - eet 'Dogs First ctor ' 7- TENNESSEE ' . ' —AUBURN ALABAMA 28 — KENMCK Y It -, .: Who would have thought the Wildcats would have been . lading 14-0 at the half? Coach Bryant must have said a few words at intermission, what with Bama scoring 21 points in the 3rd quarter and 7more the flnaLcoachCurci has llved up to his reputation. Look for better times In Lexington. By J010i CHERWA Herald Correspondent The ends will be Chaaws and Jeff Hodges. Hodges wffl also handle the place-kicking chores. I Tonight at 8 p.m. the Lyman Scott Qookshank will move from tackle to Greyhounds ba ttle in De La nd with the Baby I,16V _ M - _taketie centering job this evening. over Bulldogs supplying the opposition. . . This is the st-cond game of the season for the of the line will have flick and Dougi Wilkinson at _: 9S "Pups" and they feel they are prepared after a Werner the two tacklu Positions. Scott Clark and Roger U ) will be the guards. week off. On defense the Hound mentors plan wgowith In their first outing the Hounds were edged b) Clark, Jimmy Blaine, and Leltowich fts a strong Evans team 19-13. In that contest they linebacker3.7be other Unebacking spot Is uplor FORECASTamaswA 311 total yard.3 compared to 216 for the baby Trojans. Evans scored on the big play" grabs until gametime Fields reported. The defensive Line is not complete. The only s, BY MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE . Dartmouth 31, New Harrip. with sperdster Arthur Jones returning a 5&yard probable startm will be Werner and Doug ' shire 10 Peerless Prognosticator punt and catching a 51 yard aerial, while Wilkinson at the defensive tackle slots. hounds relied on the "sustained drive,' to score. Missouri 16, North Carolina 15 Egad. friends, the trees `~~J/ o lpThe defensive secondary will have l)'jg Since their last game the team has been Northwester3 14, Pittsburgh have barely begun to don their I;e Peters and Guy Cambell at the defensive halff f 21 scrinuuaglng the varsity and freshman tean. colorful autumnal dress and 1 'itlons with lhh'r hn'ihn' the safetyI rU F'roiu thve tests Coaches Lonnie Chavez, Tony backr' )h' S 4' 1 U 20 full'; n. ost crucial collegiate Oklahoma St. 44, So. Illinois l'ields, and Ron Baker decided they should make \ °A Q/5 ) scouting the Bulldog team the pigskin contests The mighty a move to add more speed . This 14 L . coaches feel that the DeLand team will work out resulted in some changes in the l ineup Orezon 16, Utah 12 Is N) - I he high-scoring Oklaof an I formation, with exceptional speed. homa Sooners in the week's .. Penn Slate 21, Iowa 21 Tryi T\ Pot ent £1) offense Expected to go at quarterback will be Craig Chaz top "Battle of the Ratings:' Prin ce ton iS, Rutgers IS ' \ aId that iUflu. wiu ud%Cfl ew Smi th. in the Evans contest Smith threw for 151 We've run a l pertinent data \) different plays that he Noire Dame 28, Purdue 13 oou\\ On these will surprise excellent yards and ran for 55. Tp4E dog d k Wake Forest 15, Richmond 12 through the°i oople ' jt The rest of the offensive backfield will have buIlk ,. N'T and our nod goes to the men ,.jJ'-' Chavez also feels that they will have t resort San Diego St. 26, Kent State Phillip Leftowich at fullback, and Tom Lent of Johnny McKay, Make it --i and to gang ta ckling and will be keeping the ba ll on 21 (N) Steve Cline will be the other running backs, USC 28, Oklahoma 16! the grounl most of the evening wling Green 28, W. Michi. . . . Z_ FLORIDA 14—SOUThERN MISSISSIPPI ,:. MA FOOTBALL Gators come-from-behind victory did not look all that great. QB Bowden, supposedly the weak link In the Gator backfield, has thrown for all fivc Florida touchdowns in two games played. Where Is the rt.nnlng game? Averaging on yards Per carry, Dickey r some of. ferWve linemen. . '--. . ..- MEMPHIS STATE 17 — MISSISS11ppl; U Coach Billy Kinard lost his job with this game. With a IS9 record for 2 years and 3 games, It shows the kind of football the Rebel alumni expect. Leading 134 In the second quarter Rebel defense could not stop Sophomore QB Joe Bruner and Ole Miss offense cotthl not put any me points on the board. Losing three tumbles didn't help. i :IV I MISSISSIPPI STATE 51 — VANDERBILT 21 .,. I .: _____ :' Bulldogs offense, led by QB Felker and Fullback Jones the defense of the Commodores. Rushing and passing for 430 yards, State will be ready for the Gators this week. Nothing wrong :,lth offense, but defense has had 21 points per game scored against them In the first two games. ThIs game cowd very Auburn with del £. -J eci e Is against possibly the best offensie In the Conference. QB Holloway has more moves Ow a show-dog. He &W running back Stanback will need themall this Saturday. U Plainsmen do not show better of. fense than against Oattanoop, Vois Will eat their lunch.I picked Auburn to win Conference, but wi th only fair to poor showing against a weak Oregon State and Chattanooga team, I'm beginning to think differently. On the other hand, the 'I I! came on strongagainst a strati Duke team and a fair Army team. Leve those Vols By 1. "d d FLORIDA—MISSISSIPpI STATE The Gators head to Jackson off a poor showing against So. Miss. 'Me Bulldogs will be anxious to see them. coming off a 52-21 win over Vandy. If Florida doesn't get running game going they are finished. State, by no st&n&rd a national power, does have the horses to score. Weak defense has been their problem, but weak offense has beel Gator's problem. If Gator defense can atop Felker and group, offense should score 20-30points against Bulldogs. Could be wrong — Gators by 14. ALABAMA — VANDERBILT Defense, giving up 52 points to a fair Miss. St'ite team last week, must be eat up with the Idea of trying to contain Tides triple "W" wishbone attack. Playing In Nashville, Coach Sloan will turn QB Fisher loose throwing the ball early. Bama, scared by poor first half showing against Kentucky Last week, will be out to win this one early. Tide By 30. ___ Elsewhere in the ratings gin 21 Predictions are for games battle, the awesome Buck- Oregon of Sept. 29 Brigham young Si 23 eyes of Ohio Stale will chal7'N) lenge for the top spot by roll. %S'm & ' rnoerTCLJ. Mary 35 Citadel S (NI South Carolina 32, Miami, will chastise Vanderbilt. 40-20, (()) 16 (N) . 1! and Nebraska w il i turn back Southern Cal. 28, Oklahoma 16 .0 ora 0 Colorado Baylor good Wiconsin club ZR.14 (N) Columbia 14, Bucknell 13 1 in a bigSou th SMU 23, Virginia Tech 12 (N) easterncn East Carolina 37, Furman 18 Stanford ,, WA 04 0611A . Tamna 20. A U,, , asaiSi. i. ii, r.vrsu at. -• an zi Auburn triumph over the Vol. Auburn 2.2, Tennessee 20 unteers by a narrow 22-20 Georgia Tech 33, Clemson 23 Texas A&M IS, Boston Col. 12 count, (N) N.C. State 20, Georgia 14 Jr other meetings worthy or Hansrd 32, Massaehuseit Texas IS, Texas Tech 14 (N) I r r - 'ir 'it il .,fl i, 0' i, I l Ii itrpar edge Iowa. 47-2 1, otre Dame II1'I, ,. Tulane 21, VMI 8 (N) will best old rival Purdue, 25- Illinois 17. nest Virginia 10 flM ij 3b Tulsa g 13. Teza will reva I over Kentucky 26, Indiana 21 Texas Tech, 25-14, Illinois will tJt 1 St. U, U. Las Vegas 10 Minnesota 17, K'sasas I! U -' F! nrug ,• I ~ - ., . , - I .~ -_ utext by West 4. 111- . I M I I JUMPING FOR JOY JULIE REGAN, Qooms Academy cheerleager fur juy it the sgh. of her (ea m" th i rd touchdown earlier this week against Bishop Moor&s Freshman gridiron team. Julie watth e Pn!hes take an !-O season opening _~ ~ ~__ ~I __ - (Herald Photo By J Richards) - 'ice: Penn 31, Lafayette I Ala bama 46, Vanderbilt 20 (NJ LISt) 25, Rice 7 (NJ Virginia i, a.'iaC ,iv I VIIIanova 5 I Now go on wi th the fore. Iv'aIfJMu-''2 Wash. St. 1*, Idaho I Nist Houston 23, Memphis St. 0 . -'ay, .yrausc J - MexIco 12 Wyoming 24, U. Tex, El Paso Air Fore 2., ?'.ew U.LA L Michiganç t. L 14 Arizona St. 37, Colorado Si. 21 Michigan 30, Navy 8 Yak 2*, C4Inerfjrq 9 (N) Florida I, Miss. St. II Ark.taa 2.:. Jua 51, II 14, so. S1is. i (N) Night game. Army 17, Ciliforeja 1 Nebraska 28, Wkcnsin 14 .and L(J will 23.7 — hat-rumph' . - - '. = 1ziiT T -- Wind Aids Johnny M er's .. ill •. . TIJIINBEIIRY, Scotland the balding 39-year-old Coles Torn WcIskpf, winner of tAP) — That whipping gale off two str okes in front of f or mer BrItish O n and five other the IrishSea was an ill wind for Masters champion Charles tournamentspethis year, and 41Arnold Palmer and Gary Play. Cnody and Engla nd's Tony year-old American Gay Brewer or. But it proved good for John- Jacklin, tied with ere fine n;ore bvlijd at Miller. In fact, it was a wind-aided pu tt on the final hole that put the U.S. Open champion in a tie with British veteran Neil Coles going Into today's 'nod round if L'ft lAI&JJotin I'lir (,tilf . . - - Miller and Coles each had an opening 66 five-under-par on the 7070 yards of seaside heather that make up the Turnberry links. And Miller WOUifli I. iigVC j- , flhiIuC it except for the wind "1 had a 2G-(uoter for a birdie on (tie last hole," Miller 5utd."Actually I left It short, but the t -lr4 came Up and blew t right in the hole.'' It was Miller's third vonruitIvi birdie and lit ten AUBURN 31—.CHATTANOO A Auburn defense could not ha ve looked better . In. tercepting two passes, blocking a kick, and holding the Mock to minus 30 yards in 30 tries was a supper Performance. On the dark side,'-he Tigers were able to gain only 80y"On the ground and 119 passing. Auburn will ha ve to do be er tt at Neyland Stadium aga inst Vol.s this week, LSUU—TEXA&Mz.3 ISV got a pretty good score by what was supposed lo be a weak Aggic team. Grinding out 69 running plays for 275-yards wiu eung IS of IU passes, me tigers snowed the 70,000 hometown fa ns th ey could come from be hind to win. Three fumbles In first half stopped drives that would have surely had Tigers on top by more than 14-9 at Intermission. - -' . . GEORGIA 31 CLEMSON 14 TraIling 7-3 at half, the Bulldogs were saved In the second half by touchdowns by QB Randy Johnson and a 91 yard kickoff return by freshman Gene Washington. Again three fumbles hurt Georgia. %That has happened to Jim PaWs?Oue01 the finest flmnngbacks In the country, YttosoreIn two games against wukopponents. GEORGIA —NC. STATE Bulldogs should be 2-0 by big wins hwere instead of 1-0-1, and not too impressive win over Clemson. State comes to Athens 2-1, Loser by 31-14 to power-house Nebraska, which very well could be the top team in the nation. The Bulldogs have got to get it together to win this one. Hate to, but N.C. State by 9. LSU—RICE Tigers play third straight game In Tiger Stadium, sending Colorado and Texas A&M home with their tail between their legs. Look for s4me thing this week. Owls come to town 1-1, loser to a pretty good Houston team In opener and winner over not-so-gond Montatut. LSU with two tough games in row behind them should have breather here. Tiger, too much by Is. i i TENNESSEE37-4RMY18 ;:' Cadets caine out throwing against .s tough Vol defensive LllflC. Completing 24 of 35 passes, Florida born QE Fink rid. died Vols for short yardage passes. Losing one fumble and Rthri'ae Interceptions put Army In trouble. Vols held .'irmy to 30 - - yards on ground while offense ran for 211 yards and passed for 287. Go Big Orange! We have some real tea,-jerkers coming up this weekend. '1-ould separate the men from the boys in three or four of the es So — let'sgeton with II F i -- F • 1 - It took ten years to do it, and a strong Bob Dolce coached Edgewater squad but the Metro Conference has a number one ranked team In the state. This is the first time In the history of the Metro, which has scanned a decade, that the "action conference" has sported a No. 1 team, The dream became a reality in the Tangerine Bowl on Friday when a formerly No. 2 ranked Eagle team bombed Bishop Moore 43-Oinaconference game mis victory was not enough to ensure top billing. It took a stunning 15-14 victory by heavy underdog Jacksonville Lee over Jacksonville Fletcher to place the Eagles at the top. After the next Florida Sports Writers Poll the Eagles should retain their position since they have the week off. Edgewater will be using this week to do extra homework on their next foe, on Oct. 5, the Lyman Greyhounds, In the Hornet-Eagle game It was almost a single effort by quarterback Ken Matthews. He ran for two touchdowns, threw for three and kicked five extra points and a field goal was added for good m easure. Also during the game speedster Eric Eric took over the lead in the Metro rushing title bringing hi.s sca.sn kial I') : yards. In the Eagles two lopsided victories they have put points to their opponents 12. Besides having the state's top team the Metro can boast having the number eight club in their loop. Winter Park in their quest for a third straight conference title easily handled Boone 42-7, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Richard Denyer and David Krogel) led the Wildcat ground game with more than 70 yards each, Quarterback Chuck Morgan was most ffectivc I #-,.-.dlr.:! hi tn ii'.-. ti .ii;g' If the WIB:nta are to drop int standings it will be up t local Coach (iaucle Woodruff and his Tribe to do it. Winter Park will be !ooklng for their third straight victory and the Seminoles will be hunting for their first pass completion of the season. If the laws of probability bold true both will achieve their goal. The apparent mismatch will take place on Friday on the Wildcats home ground. The third team to be ranked is the local eleven, Lyman. They have yet to receive a number designation (1-10) but In all three polls have gotten votes, In the Hounds last outing the defense failed yet sueceeded. They failed because their opponent, Daytona MalnIand, gained yard after yard on them with a tota l of 309. They succeeded In that the Sues only put seven points on the board. The final had Lyman ahead 21-7, Aaron At GlanceBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1973 home Runs Most Recent Games Remaining Ruth's Record Aaron's Total Aaron's Magic Number 39 Sept. 22 3 714 712 2 CflIT. th Ji yfrt thuugh, Carr ha nicU ttvn ti quarterbacking slot to running back where he seems to have the ball more than the QB. In the Pioneer-Trojan clash he scored the first four six. pointers. He ran for two and received two TD passes from quarterback John Lauderback. He leads the Metro in scoring with 30 points and Is the lop non-Lyman receiver in the Metro with receptions totaling 138 yards. The Hounds have cornered the market in receivers having both the first and second men In the conference, Ton, (r,.r). h: 174 . This FrIday CoknLl ifl take their first venture away from home as they visit the Oak Ridge field. The only other game Involving a Metro team will see Del-And treking to the T-Bowl to do battle with Boone. DeLand has been a big surprise to Central Florida with two Impressive wins. With Lyman the favorite over Bishop Moore the con. ference title could be decided in the Tangerine Bowl next Friday when the Hounds and Edgewater square off. Lyman mentor Dick Copeland never believes in looking past the upcoming game so maybe speculation as to the importance of the contest is premature. A quick rwvwn of the Metro standings goes as follows: Edgewater, Winter Park, 2-0; Lyman 1-0; Boone, Colonial, and Oak Ridge 1-1; Bishop Moore 0-1; and Evans and Jones 02. A aron Chances 'Little Di m Now ' ATLANTA (AP) — "If I don't leading home run victims hit one tomorrow (Thursday), tonight, Dodger left-bander You guys can go borne," Hank Claude Osteen, who has yielded Aaron tells a throng of writers 13, only four less than all-time tracking his chase of Babe leader Don Drysdale, a former Ruth's all-time home run Dodger. record. However, it was two years Aaron, still two homers shy of ago Wednesday that Aaron last Aaron knocked In two runs with a single the immortal Ruth's 714 total, connected for a home run off and a sacrifice fly that missed being homer said his chances "look a little Osteen. No. 713 by three feet and was hitless and dim right now. It all depends on "The last couple of years I homerless In his other four plate appearances what happens in the next ball haven't fared too well off of game." him," said Aaron. "For some during the Braves 9-8 loss to the Los Angeles The 39-year-old Atlanta reason, he's been tough on me..' Dodgers Wednesday night. Braves' star has only three Osteen also Li aware of the games rema ining fbi, Cenn timhiti "Vni,..bfl• -.. - %t1ou I I.L1WI I., against the Los Angeles Dodg- he said. "That's the kiss of era tonight and against the death." houston Astros Saturday night Despite failing to hit a homer, and Sunday. Aaron drove In two run.c with a Writers from two dozen sacrifice fly and a single. cities, Japan and Mexico :er. in Atlanta for the start of a three-game series against the Dodgers, who swept the first two games 54 and 9-8 as Aaron By THE ASSO('IATEJ) PRESS failed to homer. "1 saw enough good pitches I should have hit tonight," Aaron American League said following Wednesday National League East night's game, played in inter. East W. 1. Pet. G.B. W. L Pet. G.B. mittent misty rain and delayed Baltimore 95 62 .605 — — at tis., start for 57 minutes, New York 80 78 Boston 85 73 .538 10' I like to play nine innings Pittsburgh 79 78 .503 1, Detroit 83 75 .525 12' and get the hell out," he said. St. Louis New York 77 81 .487 18 "It was miserable out there. Montreal 484 3 Milwaukee 74 83 .471 21 Besides, the Dodgers have been Chicago 76 81 .484 3t. Cleveland 69 beati us at will. Philadelphia 70 88 .443 10 ng West "I wasn't concerned about West Oakland 92 67 .57 — not hitting a home run, but I Cincinnati 98 Kansas City 67 71 .551 417 61 .616 — thcught we should have won the Los Angeles 93 66 .585 5 game," he added. Minnesota 80 78 .506 California 76 82 .461 l' San Francisco 86 73 .541 12 Aaron gels to face one of his Si IIni,ttnn Al 70 .'aPJ O. "a .1'a? 1U2 Atlanta 75 84 .47223 Texas 55104 .34637 San Diego 5i 100 .311 39 Wednesday's Games Cleveland 1, Boston 0 Wednesday's tmcs Baltimore 4, Detroit 0 We Have Montreal 8, New York S Milwaukee 5, New York 2 Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 Kansas City 6, Chicago'. ) Loss Angeles 9, Atlanta 8 Minnesota 4, Oakland I 1 San Diego 5, Cincinnati I California 5, Texas 4 LET US FIT YOU: Houston 5, San Francisco 0 Thursday's Games . 1, Chicago Kansas City (Fitimorris 8-2) at Chicago (Kant 14-13) Thursday's Games Detroit (Coleman fl-iS) at Philadelphia Uersch 3- at Baltimore (Garland 0-0), N Pittsburgh (Kison 3.0), N SHORT MINI New York (Dobson 5-7) at l.os Angeles (Osteen 16.11) at Milwaukee (Slaton (13-14), N Atlanta i Morton 14-10, N Slacks . thru size Minnesota Decker 10-10) at Chicago tilooton 14-15 at St. Sport Coats ........ ... . thru size 64 California (Ryan 20-16), N Louis (Cleveland 13-10), N Suits ..................thru size Only games scheduled 66 Only games scheduled .bnarts.Dress ............. necks tO22 Shirts-Sports .. thru.slze XxxxL , -.- 'MAJOR LEAGUE' STAN DINGS , ij ""-' KING SIZE CLOTHES BIG MEN! TALL MEN! , - - - KENTUCKY — INDIANA Leading Alabama at half should have built up confidence In the young Wildcat team. Playing at Indiana, the Hoosiers are off to their normal start, standing at 0.2. Last year the Wildcats lost 35-34, but not this year. Look for CtwcI and his boys to have great day. Kentucky's coming. Wildcats by 15. MISSISSIPPI — SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI By the time this Is printed Rebel Coach Kinard will be out of a Job. Rebels, winner over only lowly Villanova, play host to the Golden Eagles. So. Miss, scared Florida to death before losing 14.13. Rebels played good game against a very strong Missouri team. Don't believe So. Mississippi can get up for two big ones. Ole Miss by 11. Look for a good weekend of good ole country football. With the right kind of showing we could end ip with half (5) of the Conference teams in the top 12 In the Nation. ]] Friday the Hounds will be at home hosting a victoryr starved Hornet team. Lyman is 24 and Bishop Moore Is 0-2. In the pre-season poll the Hornets were ranked sixth in the Triple-A catagory. Colonial bounced back from an opening game loss to the Greyhounds to shutout Jones 3-0. One notable statistic In the game was the passing yardage of the Tigers. ZERO. As a flThtt& of fat the Jones quarterback threw more cornpletions to the Grenadiers than to his own receivers. According to both coaches inexperience has been a weak Pt and they are In a rebuilding year. Next year at this time the score could be reversed a tell We sign of how important experience is. Jones and Evans will square off in a battle of the winless Saturday In the 1-Bowl. For the true lovers of the sport this contest will probably be a barnburner. High scores were a Metro trademark this past Friday with Oak Ridge being the third conference team to scare over 40 points as they ripped Evans 41-15. To those who have viewed the Pioneers probably the most surplrslng detail is that their quarterback wears number 88. Quite as unusual number for the signal caller. you can 't the talent of Earl - — Classic. , i, -,., Metro Conference Scoreboard. 1 I !t~t' r7 __7 _~ -__ _Ir_ _ ,., p t :, rL__J_... r_A I Loo H as State' s Top Mets Lose, Pirates Win In Final Drive, I . U --- 1J 4 0 Is Tk . LAS VEGAS - -, leaving October 28 Attend th e $150,000 Sahara Golf Tournament 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS INCLUDING: AIR FARE, TRANSFERS, HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FOR ONLY 243.5O' Deltona Travel Agency 5$-44 1 127 Dallorta Blvd. OttA$DO. P1* 33*03 3'2 S. Orange Blossom Trail-42S.8695 1.13 tag & srfvlr �4 12A—Thesanford Herald Sept 27,1973 Thursday, Big savings a t Penneys ... thru Saturday. 1 %, ll N, Save 20 % on entire stock of woven bedspreads. .. Prepare t Beaut ful S a pe-U . i . ' ' ion i Thursday, September 27, \ - - __ HE SAMFORD HERALD Sale1 j 433 Sale 4 iL /1 Cer's ters V I'1 nal 880 Reg. SM 19 I Reg. $17. Vailejois a cotton jacquard with oton ba52 ll Sale panel. White; sizes S,M,L.XL. walistiline versien. S•ML.XL. reg. I : \ \>— ,•. 1_ are !in, ' ' a Reg. 16.9 _____ ; . :. y / -S.Will ,.' • .. S Reg. The late community to benefit from !tec hn ologic fortune telling lame Del tona Corporation-built planid community of rthg RIB, Florida, a x-year hometo which already has some 4,6 residents Bell officials say the new telephone center Is th e latest jone available. Only three other towns In the na tion (Sun Valley, Idaho; Palm Valley,Florida; and Indianapolis, Indiana) have such sophisticated sece. ' ' Sale! Save 20% on men's wor 0 : 1'JEANI'Afl)N Herald S taff Writer h SPRING HILL, Fla.—Plotting where tomorrow's population growth will be is a stratei nart of Southern Pell's operations. They want to get their telephone switching ten te rsin before en rci has moce;thune reques ts than there if . Growt I 1 :•. - '•.. / -;...,, . 59 _______ - Sale 1519 in 13 I full featuring leather Flexi ble cushion ndwbbecsole Ankle ten th in stzes 6-13 Sa ________ e 5 - I Rig 3.50 Natural cup nylon trt brawtthflylon/ spandex back sides. While 719 Rig 8.99. Fas oi Flair is cotton and rayon Resists stains aria sou Needs no ironing Your choice Of II different - L1 ______ -S. colors BunkandfuflsLzeseachsotd for Ifte twin price. , 0 0 % 1 9 Meil oxfords of e F*nshed cowThje with cush.3..e e sole and heel In sizes 6-1 ' 0 Pre-sPiap.'d v.rcnn 32-36A 32-38B C r al 9w Tl**% is no 'nw a-1-3 gowns for little gifis 11 who wear 3 to 6_x. C uddle-soft polyester flannel 'a lots of pretty pnntf. .- j. 3 ar'cj s 'L jJ I Reg. M Accent rugs of nylon. potyeWer or inylom-1pi:4yester pilft. Solids, stripes A è. --s and fpilarr--as of t'rustmd acetate. .4 • nyion • g, Sal Pegnosr tricotRibbon a," lace irmS ' 2 -. • . Pastel shades f 9.35. . of women's '' - ,f,pç\ Reg. W 0 . R i - I Rig . Sale 1 . 13 00 Rig $15 \ 75 The , ''-retavdarI macr r e I ' t . / S )' a c( 9 le Rig 11 // / 00 \ \ '\i \\ I I ,, , 4 a--4 #C -fitl SUM I to 3 a 8 Si pncl effective Uhrouch Sahaday- I le 2 Ilk V~ Sale '2 I5- / \ ) \ \ p \,f , I to 'A It was also anno un ced that th e company' s annual ecting of stockholders %ill be held 2 pm. Dec. 4 at Miami's I)upont Plaza Hotel ea is president of Parker & Co International, Inc., New York insurance brokerage concern, which specializes in avia tion Insurance \\\t_ A. Donald Tabor, 1811 inford Avenue, Sanforti, has qualified as a member of g 75 Ii - \\. 1York Life Insurance Corn \ pany. Th e Top Club is 3 \\ 1 fe's outstanding agents V i I I n exams... ut still is inadmissible in most courts. ,urUs, C I U of the corn t you"re looking for. - CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEVS: Open 10 a.m.411 99.30 pm Monday thru Saturday Store phone.. - fly MARGUERITE SULIUVAN op Club, Tabor was invited to attend an educational conference in Hollywood, ___ Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) 'I"he modern polygraph has changed little from the original A study by John E. Reid. considered a leader in the he Copley News Service machine designed In the Late detector field, showed that l92. polygraph tests generally were WASHINGTON — "TwenThe polygraph has three inclined to report a quilty tieth Century ;ritchcralt" is recording instninnis — at subject inno ce nt than to report what Sen. Sam Ervin, i-N.C., least two of which must be an i nnocent subject guilty. calls it. going to make a valid test acIn Reid's study, 9.5 per cent of But it is kn "the t di f the innocent b ects were equalizer" in finding the truth American Polygraph determined guilty, whereas 15 to criminal lawyer F. Lee Association. per cent of guilty subjects were Bailey and JACK McINTYRE WrM'Llf; DETECMR' - - voice readings indica SeSS For Stockholders associates. Duriig a test the subject sits determined Innocent. It has been used by the hooked up: a pneumatic famous, the infamous and the bracelet around his uppe.- arm obscure; by tevitz furniture to test changes in blood salesmen and the f riers of pressure and pulsations; a Copley Newi Service the biggies in the business, suggests that what may come Mcnald's hamburgers and corrugated rubber tube Around ,65 a share is seen for out of the International Philadelphia Mayor Frank L. wrapped around his chest to Wright Investors' Service this year... Monetary Fund meeting in Rizzo. monitor breathing, and a believes that a gradual but Mairobi th month Is a new It Is the polygraph — better galvanizing unit at tached to his progressive return to more World traveler Harry monetary stem in which the knowii as the lIeetector test fingers to measure changes In normal dividend payouts from Schultz, whose International U.S. dollar will remain an It has become the basis of the subject's sweat glands. the artificially lo levels of the I etter is respected among important currency but not a employment exams in a last two years will mean financial sophisticates, reserve currency. st oc kholders can count on progressively higher returns from investment in common stocks and compounded growth of investment Income result ing frotti interest free reinestnient of retained earnings The ad stock market Charles Har s Orlando's Sun Banks ri Charles E. Harris has been advisers. lie auwored three named general counsel of First major publications in Harvard at Orlando Corp., according to legal journals. Richard F. Livingston, Prior to permanent einPresident and chief executive ploytnent in the practice of law, Officer of the 34-member Sun Ilarris served part-time as a Bank group. manpower development specialist with the U.S. f An Orlando native, Harris La bor In Boston, was student comes to the 'statewide research assista nt at Harvard ., Jeanne Dammas of Miami courts The subject gets a pre test interview and then, hooked up the machines, the real flung — a series of relevant, irrelevant, _________ and control questions in a set sequ. ,nee. Irrelevant questions are asked to determine the sub. ject's normal pattern of and the control ... , S 4r ,' , .4-06& Take a typical burglars in tstigation. An irrelLan' question Is What is )O age .11n a control quesfion: "Did you ever steal iiill an)INni Then the relevant question: 4,Did you burglarize Tuesday? M Mary Gilland has By comparing tracings of Graduating with high honor. , "Charles Harris brings to the been named employee of the Physiological reactions made in Simmons shares The from the Unisersity of Florida , corporate sta ff of Southeast Ft respo nse to our grow ing monthby qu estions U brokerage house notes the Harris is a member o! phi Bets sur. Bank family truly unex . National Bank of Maitland at polygraph oplerator attempts to general fear that home fur. Kappa, was recipient of the celled abilities s September Employe determine when a subject is not and rare insight nishings firms reporting strong Governor Haydon Burns as general counsel. tie will Meeft Mrs. Gilland is the telling the truth. results this year will have Scholarship, vice president of work closely with each of our Head Teller and came to the Purportedly, changes occur difficult y registering further the student body and held a departments and other Bank in June of 1971 with 11 nder the emotional stress of improvement in 1974... years of banking experience. lying. variety of academic, honorary management in all aspects of and extra-curricular posi tions, our co rporate endeavor w hich Mary, and her 12 year ?id u aca W SCflsiU%e Kidder, Peabody Cb. points or lie received his law degree needs legal expertise, advise daughter. Sherri Lynn, live the machine? out that in 10 • through 197 in Orndo. She is a native of According to a studs' by the School, addition the per-share earnings for graduating Olin I.-tude. Ile was staff adds a new dimension of Orlando and her hobbies are congressional Library of Standard Oil Co. of Indiana note editor of the darvard strength and foresight to our music and the Guitar. She is Congress, leading polygraph increased at an annual rate of Jour nal on legisl ation and a nuinigement a member of the American experts determine the accuracy [A vi ngston 5' ., Yet, Just this very possibility of error, is ned questio by the pol)Zraph critics. Writing In the Yale La w Journal, Jerome If. Skolnick, liletector critic said: "There actually is no u dependent means of checking the ph enomenon of lying In this respecL at least, the he Each change recorded by detector differs from the gro wing number of American three pens in ink On a concompanies and an Important linuously rolling paper as each cardiograph. tool in la w enforcement work, minute impulse is received by A talk with Simmons Co. company following law practice military training with the management by analysts for with a major Orlando law firm. ROTC. lie holds a first Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner lie starts establishing the In- lieut n nit's c M iission Smith to identify nny ser operating developments to banking organization imlie is married to the former account for the recent sharp mediately, IAingston said neral Manager Joscph J. -• It has become the basis of employment decline in the nwrket price Of roductlon for 1972 was Orlando General : rany's fice. As a member of the .5 Varie dR eactions regktered bank holding and completed advanced 1,500,000, according to I . . pose membership is based on 1 hmk ow iLL. -, abor's life insurance ' We olygrap f dm1 extend ,idince , 17 I 1: t Spurs h P • visory service says, "As in. terest rates retrace their course of the la!! two months, we foresee that institutions will follow the lead of Individual investors and during closing inonths transform the 1973 bear market in to a broadly based 1 .1 \ All • ' '" Mori And ftm's wMeNng for mill one from pal to half sfz*L White W4 Pastels, but hurly. favorites Parit coats, woll vtocades, befted jz" nd licill 'a rn-tnrp At ilk- -11 iiu i here today, the board also declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share on the common stock The dividend would be payable Sept, , 1973,tostockholdersof recordSept. , 17, 1fl3. ' . 125 A0 classic 1 I i I / Time to stock up. Pani °" Anes and more In all yir favørite fabrics- Uka PO i t 4010 10" MIAMI—Thompson Shea, New York insurance execu ti ve, has be - n elected to the board of direc tors of 4itional Airlines At a meeting in the carriers corporate headq uarters I Reg. 3M to 41.911, Two- ce sleepers for - Pa mentsGoingU 9 ea .- idw - , .J The company will hold its Annual Dr Pepper Bottler Meeting in Dallas Oct. 7-9, where 1974 advertising and maret(ng plans, s1gnficantly greater than in any previous Year. will be presented. -_ y Sale 6 • rainwear ,0 . * - ' 0 ft I " . ? ;11 r, tO Sole ae 15% off on our entire stock of uni forms reg. $6 and up 5, ' VW - and geo—etric patterns Non-skid backing ____ _________________________ - Clements said consumer response to Dr Pepper ad. P increasin g hst1lty is largely responsible'lor Its contin uing The company is currently laying plans for the introduction of Dr Pepper in Japan and Okinawa by The Tokyo Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd. "We anticipate the commented Clements. and two-tones in scptured contempOrary - -- stan(lingjoborimproVmgI Pepper aI,aiIabaItythroughout the United States and Canada ." 24zW Sale 3" _____ - - "Ibe momentum continues," said W. W. Clements, I PCesident and chief executive officer, "and has become a big factor in Dr. Pepper's growth. It parallels,the accelerated growth of our franchise bottler3 who have done an out. __ I9 . 0 1 on accent rugL i. -- Certainly it's a little stress evaluation, fritening, A machine in th is Human speech patterns from little black box can listen to voluntarily formed words carry what you're saying and teu. Involutionary speech with a high degree of reliability, co mponen ts Indicating stress, whii or not you're lying. Using, e!ectronic filtcritig and '' -. 9 L ec . gain better 17 per cent ov er Ad 4st Of last year. It vrssvrew istl.r urne high for August'and boosted cumulatlirt'sales gains forthe Year to nearly 19 per cent over the same eight months in 1972. control p.anel Wivte Save ie __________________ Dr Pepper scored its 148th consecutive monthly increase I powernet brief hastummy %0 Sale 303 rs I I related patterns on a moving applica ti ons is th us far wider t is selling well in Cen tral strip chart, and offers tremendous Florida, particularly to law When a speaker feels no stress possibilities for use in the fields enforcement agencies. "I've It's just a little black b'Ox— but it is ccnsdered a over what he is saying, the of law enforcement, employe got a lot of people into, and out graph of his speech looks like a screenin g, revolutionary breakthrough private in- of Jul wi th it." be qwpped. ifl to (be fie.d of lie detection Y Jag9t -d range of mountains. It's nl!ed the Psycbn!ogic frcqu ncy discrimination stressful speech tends to bunch psychia tric soiz, and feared to be Pan- Stress clinics as an ef- McIntyre, is 100 per cent Evaluatr.c (PSE), and techniques, the PSE processes the lines into rectangles tiut fective tool in industrial reliable. It's dora's second coming by uses the voice GI effectiveness is the subject as the voice frequencies and look like neatly trimmed psychology, others. criminal in- only as good as It's operator, the psychological! medium for displays the Inaudible, stress boxwood hedges. vestigation and corporate however. The examiner must During an interview securi ty. be capable of reading the predetermined questions are Because only a voice graphs and distinguishing asked by the examiner, and the recording the between strcss resulting from needed, it ______ subject's oral responses are first lie detector that can be lies, and that genera ted by ________________________________________ tape recorded. Recordings over used on a dead man! natural nervousness. the telephone , radio or Thedeviceisthebrainchildof tele vision, with or without the a small Virginia electronics A lot of the recordings of Knowledge of the speaker, may company, Dektor Coun Watergate testimony indicated • aiso be used, making this a sort terintelligence and Security, stress, said Mcintyre. An f longisthce lie dector. Inc. Cer ti fied PSE exwniner zaminer would have to The rcc3rding is played Jack McIntyre, a former dtrrr uf -________________________ through the PSE and the detective in the DeIAnd police from lying, or from tait ca s ge fright graphic results are evaluated department, claims the in- in front of the television 1y the examiner strument will replace the cameras Interestingly, acUnlike the polygraph, the pol)graph in a few sears cording to the PSE, John PSE needs no physical conHe sass it's possible us— Dan' tictimnny gnt the nectinn with the subject, Its the inismes—are limitless, and hi , bility rating. Dr. Pepper Sales Clim bing U Rig. 4.91. For .€ed) pairs wlor3,- S.M.L,XL i If trouble arises in a line, Bell officiaLs said, the corn- 1putercan "sense" it,, locate Itand notify the central office for 320 (•'. -. f rnrnen 90 Sale Rig. $4. Nylon/spandex -W ChMAFM I 3 or nude 32-36A.32-408.0 reg Penneystes cum off Reg 479 This computerized itom is capable of handing 0,000 'calls a second. &ver new featwes are being Introduced to nls centralFlorida community, such as touth tone dialing. 'ong distance direct ding thout operator assistance, dd1i a third person to a conversa tion and designating a uenlly called number by one or o digits _____ Moc toe work shoe for they will be In the next week or the last five years recorded a we got out of the market. two, said fund will move bet te r than per cent annual "By ding so, we avoided the quickly Into a fully invested grow th rate, came In the first dIsastc ditions might do well to begin weeks and that a major "buy" their portfolios will soon shift that have hit many of two months this year when it the aggressive funds." warming up for tlie next long signal could be flashed within a Into forward gear from reverse, Po di stance capi ta l "We could move the un- moved from a 100 per cent race. La Rock, a native of Denver and new forecasting deck committed portion of our in;e:tPositIonineuIties wh o has a degree in economics ()urforecasts,ona technical that as yet to be marked with million in assets into the to C per In 4IT :1, tI;t ntjlr1 t in L;is, are very bullish," I investment prejudices, from Claremont Men's Coll ege market in no more than two thil compa ny of the portfolio "Our net asset value so far and eight years of portfolio Hoik said Ijustc4izi thtlp but weeks," he said "And we may this year is down Indndger of one of the hottest be bullish" 17 per cent,' management and analytical his very aggressive fund move a lot faster than that" performing mutual funds for l Rock said "But 12 p cent expcñence, declined to corn currently is 90 per cent cash the t three to five YCftIS. of t came In January before rnct un the technical factors Although similar sentiments and equivalents, believed by The fund's speed in moving we reduced our common stock William B La Rock, who hate been expressed that would spark the fund's by mutual one investment service the big blocks of cash In and out of exposure to 50 per cent buying spree n eate/rayon/spandex -. Ras. 4.42. A grezi buy for the rIdng mar. Ptrof k shirt polyester cotton twill.M3ny t3 caa tiT Investors who have been sitting on the sidelines awaiting of the market has been been Issuing Improved stock market . changing significantly in recent in ernetwith I 0U uleen size. reg. 26 Salt 90 King size. reg S33, Sale 26.40 superVes Founders Special fund managers for mon ths, highest cash position of any of the market has been shown Fund "Our strategy k to be ei th er For Denver-based flock's statements have more the nation's mutual funds, time and time again in recent fully invested or not invested at Fou nd ers Capi ta l Management of a ring of optimum than most. If the right signals are years. The latest fast supping I. Our portilolio was damaged in an Interview, said R CorPotbv Was flashed, and La Rock believes While most Founders managers have which in considerably during January, so ious that arte • L:tt:e Black Box :BrCsateco j ReS 4.9L Merl work pants PAGE 18. J Reg. $5. Nylon lace cup bra with nylon/spandex back and sides. adjustable stretch straps. White Iç ce Copley News Servi " Bcirga n I By RUSSELL VAN DEN. BURG At 20% off • .-. . i nvestors ould Soon Sh For New Gains Race Market - . SATURATED COVERAGE WITH The Herald Bargain Section 25,750 copies are Than 100,000 readers throughout the area, including Sanford Enterprise, DeBary, Deltona, Osteen, Longwood, Lake Mary, Casselberry, North Orlando, Fern Park, Altamonte Springs Oviedo Chuluota, Forest City, Goldenrod, part of Winter M a ifIa nd G enii Pa r k, a nd - - �2 13— The5.1nford hera'd liwt sday, Sept. 27, 1973 The Spain Cal led Good Vinyl 8Y GENE GARY (op!eyNesSejec h ' hi Soo t ____ .' I 17 r i ____ r' v Fl ______________ • - x. . - - - 4. Vacations rrosser -----.------.-..--------. .- GRAND OPENING A CORDIAL in%itation is extended to all r nLraI • • en ,. ori 1u aen 41e .- anu opening of Sterchi Bros. new store on U.S. 17-92 STERCHFS n Maitland toda from 10 30 a m to 9 pm Storc manar Ward (rtis id visitors my register for splendid door prizes which include bedroom suites, chairs and consoles. Free The 20,000 square foot store is three times the . • size o we oterciii store in nioru. IL •' complete lines of nationally advertised furrtitwc ilolpoint apphanccs and Motorola te1eviion sets. Curtis said a good force of sales personnel will be on hand to host the grand opening, souvenirs and refreshments win be offered. Of (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent). j~ . - c... -- - - . _____ _ —i -A t. CALL RALPH PEZOL o . RECORDING artists Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (left), who sang for the Malt land-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce luncheon . ' itCoiildbehapjem; piitj wnootk qWet Mip said that an almough you no could be ,our only war- responds to your slightest ning Of WiOW trouble to come. command, and %muW&ng I., with In borrowing from her ease and control. deftni6ons, let's cover a few for Quality construction is a study. prerequizzite in the ThunAs for "thump, thump," how derbird, and the automobile emerges in IV4 with a about a check of the tiresl ri ' 1~ solidf road eI'ver. A dull thump that speeds A ZUIi car gofa, "hen the 4V VS, select-shift tranbe the normal sound of cold szn1ssio ia'.rrn' ari tires, Ititdoesn'tgoawayaft wee PU t you fl a few blocks1 stop at a service complete statjoflafldhayhem check for ere's MaYbe you're Ujoughtf.,.., too. Side doors L1widering on a blowout. have steel guard rails. The, 'V FLORIDA STATE BANK SANFORD WHAT PH 322 1611 One - Do y vi Guests 7 .. Leinder Sounds Warning • on • SIDE VIEW Lounge .. South of Sanford Plaza Western Across MOTE LS,j I I A.M. .2 A.M. from Vo!kswage Restaurant 7 A.M. to 10 P.M, H % P '1 _ & 1V1tIt rio tf A II* &i'w R STAU A NT E R jUNGE —We accept 8 major credit cards— 32 5880 at Oviedo High School—johie Perry, math' and John Horn, and Harry MrockowsW, driver's edUCation. EXXON—PHILLIPS66—AMERICANRTA BLAt4C_13ANKA&jEpICARC) OIL—MASTER CHARGE a S Sterchl s Sanford Store ns n the 0 t *FREE ESTIM ATES WEXPERIENCE PERSONNEL a RESIDENTIAL AU Typa of A Vfticl Fe FOR Lowest Prices TOP "Quality Fence included in the original House appreciate knowing the pro. IJIll 1962. Agricultural leaders, cedure in continuing my cov. including Montsdeoca, say erage as it is being paid by my some of Florida's most school Z. K. P. productive farin and ranchland A. Your huibarxi is eligible is included in the extra &50,000 for Medicare now and If he is acres. 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F I AMTO 1UPMJ Don board, young scholars re. ceived a%rag eExamina. 44 per Cwegean Entmmv from their families, while 11 per Cent &me from scholarships and grants, 10 per cent from 3, 15 per cent from jobs held &Whw the school year. and 20 per cent from other . CHAIN LINK FENCE *COMMERCIAL Q We base $n(l()r,ut(or our kitchen. A, few m ago a bottle o le the floor I scoopedandupthe thbottle broke. ei -.. if faculty 4Uect in the cracks? Also that would satisfactorily S caused II Is the tiles, (,, ndition? Thank you for all walking over the floor would I,t- help your column bring s to loosen any filler you used. Q. As we have two clildren ready for college, where does ORLANDO—A Florida agribusiness leader has sounded a warning What he rflhIl "the Big Cypress Swamp land steal." Fred Y. Montsdeoca, es of the Agnbustness Institute of Florida, says he "hopes ever), citizen of Florida Q. I am 62 and have not will W concerned enough to worked long enough to receive learn all the facts before saw. Social Security benef i Ls on my tioning the spending of $156 Own account. My husband is million for the acquisition of lands and interests within the ability benefits. I'm told I huge proposed boundaries of Cannot receive benefits until the Big Cypress watere1." my husband's disability claim TheFlorldaLegislaturehas tsapproved.Howissucha Mrs. R.R. declared the Big Cypress Itself ruling Justified. to be a vital area enA. Voucm receive benefits vironmentally and one of on your husband's account only if eligibility is esthbt, . concern. Montsdeoca says' the lWwd on his record. That Florida Division of State simply means that whenever Planning was directed to your husband is found entitled recommend definitive boun- toabenefit you 11 be eligible also. Si nee your husband is 9Z daries and land development he reduced regulations for the area. s disability The Division has published a age benefi ts claim is denied. "lap proposing the Big Cypress area comprise not only theQ. original" 54/,000 acres In Collier, Hendry, Broward, ledJcareOur situaUon 13this Dade and Monroe Counties, but Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thru Saturdays swi susyt-il A. Anyone retiring between ages and n is entitledto a ' Delayed Retirement Credit.This amounsto one-tweUth of one per cent for each month past age 65 that the wage earner d not receive a check because he worked and earned over the amount al. Jawed by Social Security. This increase is payable only to the wage earner and does not benefit any dependents. Th e prime sour college financing are parents. According to a survey b) the i-iappy Hour Daily-Free hors doeuvres ' INSTRUCTORS AT OVIEDO is Q. I'm retiring now at age 6&Myifewillsoonbe3and I also havea2oyear.old,, mentally !n(omptttflt daughter. I understand that Social Security will Increase MY benelit because I retired after age 65. Will my wife and dough. ter get higher bendlis? M.J.D. at our restaurant or our cocktail loungen I Icy News Service, in care of this newspaper. ABOUT RETIREMENT? By FRANK CORRICK Copley New; Senice or wine dine and entertain them ,,-_ Questions on bufldi, nonic maluten2nre and rep2ir may Late retiree gets increased benefit Pat A kIf nF,'i mends one-third,,-Up of w hite vinegar in vith two.thlrds cup of warm water as a clean- gent to a pint of warm water. -' -' i - AS THE LAKE are own with Mrs. Priscilla Green, . •rwiaru preslueni, iviwil (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) Ifl solution. But do not get the area too wt. Work with a small area at a time, then blot it applying plenty of pressu;re' o absorbent ma. IeriaI. Then go over again With two teaspoons of deter. INSTALLMENT LOAN OFPT SA.V'-G.?O Plenty of excellent pool, cocktail lounge, restaurant _________________ WELL . execu1ive ulreCiOr, anu HICKSO N MICKEY Th NE%% V MISTY & JACK ENTERTAIN CHAMBER £ ON HWY 17-92 j I J . Kitchen In wellng in blt up the stain and some of the syrup remains The National laD- ment In the widerflooring, rather thin the tile shrinking This euseol dpebet ype of underlay. ment. Unless special type of (lUCkyaspossibIh:n l'p-inch plywood was used, shampooed the area with a theunderlayrnent should have rug detergent and white been inlitalled over the old gr. The stain disappeared for floor, which makes for a solid sagging dbouta(ektttheareabe. base and presents caine ver sticky, although at 4d mo%ement. When using this d Plywood, you should be mire to stiff. Anysuggesti(zis' We tire use the underlayment 'r 4ij " V4 engine with SekcMM ZlsMaUC. Rack4nion steering manual front disc brakes together with the all-new suspension work give the fun and feel o ue great *1974 Mustang 11 omm in disfincUve models. Choose f A I rather think our trou Lodge them at the OflCl you beCOlflt ') acqua apiece of machmer) you dfl%c, )oij nll find that it has a language from the Hardtop 11w 2 plus 2, all its own," she explains, and 11w Mach I, or the Ghla—a then Warns: .w "any new and w smau mysterious sound should be Thunderbird, Of course is , - We is caused b) the, mov e- OUt-Of-town Guests ton interesting pamphlet on automobiles that would benefit men Don't prised U a few through the pages, too. Amft = _. floor and put down a ply. and move the ice along the wood se, before Installing floor a tile at a time, which the new tiles No the tiles S' eke the adhesiv e brttle anj the tile leaving a d each tile. it cannot be remove. 111is way You may be caused by dampness as this able to save the old tile for kitchen is on the second story. Installing. Otherwise, a new Is there an)1hing I can fill the fluor It- overing will Le necc-3old of - 014 S -- ' -- - Problem . a1mounU the umaL of the shoulr belts have a starter luxurious 1974 Thunderbird and interlock, and the 7junderbird its counterpart, the luxury features impact resistant front economy Mustang U. and rear bwnper tems. The spor Mustang II 13 the You can order amenities For 7bunderbird'3 littlie bmther, even more magnifictnt going, and combines ll the ad, including the grou styling and perfoance th fingerp speed conl, associated with the Thun. reclining Passenger seat, and dcrbird in an economy mxle] trip odometer . auoxt41p. Test drive a Th lerbird or The Mustang 1113 the right sporty Mustang 1' at Jack car at the right time. Now. roer Ford, onUS 17-92 just It is a foot and a ha1f shorter South of Sanford. ftn last year. it tias all tj* Sounds Makes InteresaLting Conver,111 4 - Announces economy and agility you'd expect from a smaU car. But it's r00MY and comfortable rwde, fun to drive, and carimes with uniexpxted wudm 0( luxury. As luxurious and • as Mtang U appears f the oode, !! is equany " th1& ck, vinyl con toured bucket seats, wall-wall tpile carpeting and burled ByJOHN\'Y MeDONAW sod in the c like, uoo. Take heed these warning about has mathe walnut trimmed fnstrumet CopkyewsSerjre eek.aw-groneek. Ab, you sounds. The car you own may To many , communication panel make the Interior of kWw--_SoMethiu like LhaL" tip volling for txl;L iUj Ihe mechanic goes like & car speciaL "Jom, gn to the store this The world sounds makes With time being at a thwnp, thump" here or a The ride is smooth and mornft I had this little thump. for interesting conversation premium,it is difficult for mod .. knock, 'knock" Uwe and a handling easy. 7be standard thump comingfrom the nt r the breakfast tame or to insure proper care for the whine" somewhere else power team i the car..." s new 3 Whefl the family sits down faintly transportation. Even a Re ce ngine5ndnOor '}loney there was this funny before the evening's feast. ntly Carol Lane a O mhanjc might be negligent knowledgeable miss who mounted 4-speed manual handles publk relatiom for the trmumbalom For still more World V. • 1 New Ford Arrivals - AN -. : ) ears ago, we had vinyl as bestos ti inthlled on our ki tchen floor. We tore up the are BY HAROLD McCONNELL There are 12 hotels wift a X, Island of Guadelmpe, there's a specialties for 500 guests— Tmvel Editor minute bus ride from the sk. Festival of Cooks Aug. 11. 11tjw nsfolk and tourtsts—at e Copley News ScnIce port which hae dated Women cooks, many of them Palals de Ia Mutualite it facilities. a restaurant Owners, prepare a honors St. Lauren, patron saint rate capacity of 4,5W five-hour banquet of Creole of cooks—and it's free... Spain makes that country a bedrooms. 71me saved could be good vacation buy, accu)ding to spent in sight-ming in I"Aw Alfredo Fuchs. vice president of BTA says ... the Spanish airline Iberia. He VWtor3 to Michigan will find also cites the prices—a double 50 county and regional fairs to room in flrstlasa hotels in choose from during Auist Madrid, from $12 to $14 a day, And there are several ethnic ifid a double room on the costa festivals in Detroit—the Polish __1.1el Sol th vian ana TV British Tourist Authority (Aug. 117-19); e: AnnenLan suggests groupswould do well (Aug. 25-fl) and the Inter. to consider ndon's Heath national (Aug. 3lept. Airport as a convention site. 3).....- On the Caribbean __________ I Too. s ha ve not Seen Covered in your t'olumn in tlu' many years I Iii h. n n oling it Three Wa 4 ± For Asbestos Causes ' I I I J home builders supply SALE PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 28 THRU OCTOBER 4 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH:323-4700 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY 17* �4B— The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973 Christmas / Trees Amid Bright Autumn i Leaves By MARTiN PORISS Housewives High On Pill Taker List t If prefer a bird whistle (they're destructible. Dime store deyour ears, not mine) or perhaps lights (the more the merrier Don't wait till December to a stuffed dinosaur, at low cost!) such as bubble stock (togs) up on toys for With time on your hands (or stuff, friction ladybugs and By DONALD C. BAUDER supporting the price of vises to light en yoi'r Polarid Christmas. Buy now, celebrate wrbts, depending how you wear turtles, "bolo-bat (Pad!, Copley News Service Polaroid, because If they sold holdings and "stand on the later! While time Is on your it), there's no need to buy tool elastic and ball), Jump ropes the stock, financial chaos could sidelines until the market side, while your dollar may still kits, sewing kits, craft kits, or and gyroscopes, provide hours are more clearly /t classic poker game bet. result. buy you a slice of bread or piece etc. kits. MAKE UP YOUR d of pla)lng time for (you and) ween bulls and bears is shaping '" "New York saya Boston Is e! edd bologna, help Santa to help OWN. A tool kit, for example, your kid. Meanwhile, those exMr. Big on the Street, Merrill up In the common stock of one doing it and Boston says New YOU. Soften the financial sting can be assembled In a good pensive games (like Electric of AmerIa's great companies, York is doing it," said one Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith of Christmas by buying (one at hardware store. A lightweight Hockey, Windup Baseball, and Pola says, "In our opinion, acroid Corp. analyst in hushed tones. a time) the right toys at the best hammer, small pair of pliers, a Nuclear Fishin') lie abandoned for ceptance of the camera as a For the next several years, But there is a reason prices. They CAN be cheap but couple of screwdrivers, and a at the toy box bottom. mass-market item will not be the stock is likely to be highly holding or buying Polaroid. It's gi! box to put the collection In all Often, In fact, the more volatile, with much action by In. the SX-70 camera, which even sufficient to Justify either the By starting now, you'll have can be purchased for about the complicated the toy, the less It's and-out traders and the put. the bears admit is a multiple of 71- times estimated time to check out sources for cost of a TOY tool kit. Unlike played with. If it won't break end-call 1973 earnings, the bullish players. technological marvel. toys besides those toy and the toy, however, the real tool down FAST enough, a complex On fundamentals alone, the It's now being sold In earnings forecast for the next department stores you'll be kit will LAST and, If your child toy will tend to be destroyed by ctock at 80 times earnings is California and five southern several years, or the estimated looking in on later. Those BA. maintains interest, can be a curious child, since that's outrageously overpriced now, states, and natloal distribution expenditures of $350 million for ZAARS, FAIRS, and YARD added to in the future. If the kid really the most interesting Earnings per share since 1967 begins the first week of R&D and $200 million for plant SALES, which we've been loses Interest, his-her tools can thing to do with such toys, after have been 11.84, 11.96, 12.19, October, In plenty of time for and equipment to develop the seeing more and marco!, are be added to the household col- the kids have tired of turning syStem. $, $1.86 and $1.30. Clrlstmas, often bonanza "Toymines," lection, since they are "real" them on to watch them do their The institutionally favored thtit is Even so, the firm Is only There featuring stuffed animals, and useful. Similarly, knitting thing. Take the doll apart to growth stocks are Mippoed not selling "neutral"—ari indication of to selling now. But it Is wooden toys, bean bags and and sewing kits can be discover how it talks, remove grow at 10 to 15 per cent per at the ll8o price Polaroid says lt how queasy some analysts are hand-male dolls. They may not "tailored" to the individual the mechanism from the auto- year, recession or about going out on a limb on this no. IBM sells Is, walk, talk, cry or salivate but child. mated tank, and you've gotten for 31 times earnings, Xerox 43. stock. And there are a good many watch them hold tog!th'r year ('hEAP, SIMPLE. BUT the the last few hours' tLce for This mnimn ha h:d oms As, rnu 4 as 'i rr rert n! % thn t'itve hai there "u Luiaruid stock is held by are not enough ,tmericar or p111t01 thcww tiUi bulls (especially SCIENCE and need not play games with your - - Bulls An d Bears In A PG oker ame ic Econom Phases Change America Copley News Service The American economy is going through structural changes vi5-n.vis the rest of the world k-h 7. Charles Scftwab, publisha d Investment Indicators, San Francisco. He says that with Phase 4, President Nixon has given the Federal Reserve Board authorization to raise in. terest rates in the United States to a level at which this country can attract and retain world capital. "it appears to us that our ecany for o number of years to come will have high Interest rates, possibly getting higher, but it may ead to a better economy and higher stock market prices," Schwab comments. A huge infiuis of aicilal from abroad is envisioned. moetiy frr, j_ -pan 'd (rmnny, making the nation's money supply grow, notwithstanding the fact the "Fed" has made overtures to slow Its growth. "Growth in monet' supply has always had a beneficial effect on stock piics," Schwab says. "The stage is et for a multiple-year bull market." Kidder, Peabody & Co. feels that some of the best market values can be found among moderate growth companies capable of recording annual earnings incrvmwts of5togper cent and among secondary growth issues. Two favorites am Otis Elevator and May Dartinent Stores. After two dollar devaluations and the subsequent floating currency adjwtments, /ner1can industry is now reapinit bene fits tntta f oreign aie.Compan1es with gcodposit1n markets overseas therefore merit special Investment eonslderaticm at this time, according to Standard & Poor's Firms like H. J. Heinz, Monoanto, Colgate-Palmolive, Pfizer and CPC International, with long-established foreign facilities, expect strong earnings gains from them this year, sInce overseas economies are booming. S&P cautions, however, that all is not roses for foreign ëperathris. "Both working capital and liwestxnent capital ________ are costlier than in the United States, and Inflation is worse. tchange contro___ ls are proliferating, limiting the traner of profits to home bases, and productivity of foreign labor Is $niprovtng nvre slowly than In the past. Further, the sharp fluctuations In exchange rates area challenge to the skills of torporate money manager!." ____ Blyth Eastman Dillon points ou t a company that has recorded a 17.9 per cent compound anuual growth for the last four years, yet Is selling at less than six times estimated '73 nings.It is Kam nCorp., opera tings to ci ,znucj defense fields. . .1 i,... 'Jd '• r' .• Features round•tri jet to Luxembourg and bus to Kitzbuhel in AusP'ia, 2 meals daily, double room in chalet. Add $10 in Feb. and March. Also, 1-week ski tours to Chamonix in France, and 2 weeks in Kitzbuhei or Chamonix. Options for self-drive car and singles. . .-_--._ ---. - 'tv - • . i .' - h d SUN ,. h , . j .. I 1 P ' . Long before you take the last institutions, many of them foreigners who will shell out and bears over the last several CHILDREN'S museums) have bankroll. For the young child, bite of Thanksgiving turkey, located in Boston where that kind of money for a days. gift shops featuring kids' toys buy the WOODEN cars and our nation's shopping centers Polaroid is located. (The snapshot camera, however One analyst witha large New selected for quality, interest, trucks that cost about the same will magically transform them.. Putnam group of funds In wondrous the technology York house used to be the big and LOW PRICE. Personally, I as their plastic brethren (about selves Into fairly bland fair). Boston holds 250,000 shares.) behind it. bear in Polaroid. enjoy the 7. cent kaleidoscopes a buck). One difference: the Iaaid [crests of Christmas th There are charges that the There are bears wi big and crystals, but your kid may wooden ones are pra ct ically in. decorations. institutions are artificially clout. Sta ndard & Poor's ad d ,,. • TRAVEL AGENCY Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services -h - Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment 2017 S. French Ph. 3234650 Sanford WW WW KNIFE 2 1 • ft LEWi, - - Tricky Purse , - oulder g Alarm on her work could be expected grenade principal, Miss Barad a lever In the alarm hidden In Rogem, who devised the to react as did Valerie Barad. explained. The woman slings the bag and setting off the siren, grenade-like alarm. Miss Barad, handbag the bag over her shoulder and "I have to go to New York on "Not only does the siren go off LOS ANGELES "Be designer, has created a puts her thumb through a ring buriness trips about four times with a loud noise when the lever eareful how you ezrry your "Protect 11cr" shou1dz ba1, r. the Lttorn of a side pleat a aibd etery time I 3tart is pulled, but it cannot be turned handbag." containing"a siren alarm to be or gusset. out, fi'icnth warn me La be cli until the bag is opened and A handbag designer who activated by a purse-onatcher's When the snatcher pulls on careful how I carry my hand- the lever reinserted. No purse receives that advice almost as tug. the oag, the woman pulls the bag," Miss Bared said. snatcheris going to wait around often as she does compliments The alarm works on a ring with her thumb, releasing, "I did give serious thought to while at tracting that much the Inconvenience of losing, not attention." the little money I am in the t The handbag, from Theodor habit of carrying, but notes, of California, is available In a cards and other things one variety of colors and costs needs for business reasons." about $39, Miss Barad exMISS Barad was sure that a plained. solution to the problem could be "Ten do llars of the cost Is In found in thL design o the alarm," the said. "We now handbag, t si W't ho* to go ait it. are working on the Idea of refill "I had an idea, but i needed bags, to make it possible to use an engineer to work It out," she one siren in various handbags. said. "I talked It over wi th Alan That would cut down the cost." a a a i i i t a a a a i a i i i a a a ui j c -- S '' S i i i a a a a a a a r- '1TIJIMIik1I1?A''1MI-." FWJCTS "I , L} 11 fP l\ C /l I!_ H• IBISCUS Ii_TOMAJOES i• • 0. PRIC E - - -- - ... . r. pick toth.i or md. 5— 7ip fwawwd riarwif I I lodu iti.s ii,. 6' a r 0.0. • 81a - a A total of 1,128 met' and athletes fro;i 35 women competed in the nations 11th Winter Olympic games at Sapporo, Japan. Feb. 3-13,1972. The Soviet Union was the unofficial winner PROTECT hER Device will scare off thief of these games garnering • POW. 0111M AM I I PEPPERS ARE READY NOW IIIIWR T FERTILIZERS '50 lb. B&G_HI-ORGANIC I 50% 64 2.19 100% 646 3.29 140%&46.4 CITRUS ...2.89 JLUDGE 40 lb 2.89 I 18 medals-8 gold, 5 silver and 3 bronze, The World A'manac says. East Gcr many captured 14 medals; Norwa', 12; Switzerland, 10, I I The Netherlands, 9. The I U.S. placed sixth with 8 medals. ('opyrIht I1f1f .ritrrprl'P Aar _______ .......... ,.,..,.. 116991, I •s.D • HEAT TREATED COW MANJRE AND WEEDEREE NEW GARDEN SEEDS BUGS IN YOUR LAWN? AfpNS ISAFETY KILLERS HERE f2 !!-. k - U list Is Your Money Growing as Fast as the Cost of Liv ing? WORLD AL a - . - POW. sane JAFFL COMBINATION FOLDING PICK AND SHOVEL • For ged tifti ba wd - . it!sarnazInghoweasiythe new FUTtM0. 1ng machine does solividly) H w * • - :;t high level survey, based on pall of of energy while she runs her 2,500 women throughout that husband's errands, does her state etches an accurate profile An all-new personal luxury Leading the way with out. models and a new seatbelt housework and shuttles her of the American woman and her , car—the 1974 cougar xR-i_. standing operating economy Interlock system. three children back and forth to use of mood-altering drugs. highlights the debut of ne are the division's small cars— New solid-state Ignition Is wherever It Is that children Tranquilizing drugs top the Uncolns and Mercurs at Town Comet and Capri—and at the standard on all 1974 Lincoln- spend their days. list of regulars to be found In a and Country Lincolfercury, top end the Lincoln Contjnentaj, Mercury models equipped with Toni ght she'll take a cou:ilc "if housewife's handbag or U.S. 17-92 at Five Pcirits, Continental Mark IV prnvides 00 c1d. 2`1 and iW c1d. 4V t~= TX'w sleeping pills she medicine chest, the survey the The Cougar affers highly ultimate In Sophistication engines, bought at the supermarket so said, followed by barbiturates personalized styling and and elegance. The new system replaces that she can unwind and sleep. and stimulants like pep pills elegance in a smaller, mid. Cougar XR-7 and Capri Join conventional ignition parts such Tomorrow will be much the and appetite suppressants. sized package. It has the the full-size Mercury, Lincoln as points, cam and the con- same as today for Madge. The survey showed the most luxury, comfort and con- Continental and Continental denser from the distributor ShefeeisthtitnIt1rriru.n..., '.WJ IJ a venlence features usually foujyj Mark IV In offering steel- assembly with highly reliable about the seine hectic and r only In much more expensive belted, radial-ply tires as low-maintenance electronic filled with demands on her liii car,, standard equipment. components. from her husband, her chlldr,en In addition to the Cougar. These longer-wearing tires-.Customer benefits from solid- and her club work. May l Town and Country Lincoln. also available In Montego and state ignition Include a stronger that's why she feels drained ai Mercury offers more types of Comet models—are cooler spark for quicker starting, long depressed. cpxs for the buying preferences running, provide more precise spark plug life and reduced Kathy feels that her days are of :peopj than steering and of' more kft directional con- uw'rvlre maintenance, without variety, too. By 10 a.r any division In the Industry. trol, have less rolling resistance The public Is invited to see the she's exhausted and tense Ira From the economical, compact and deliver a superior ride at 1974 Cougar XR-7, full-size running after her tt 0 Comet to the classic Con- highway speeds, Mercurys, Montego, Comet, preschoolers, settling their tinental Mark IV, the 1974 cars New safety and Lincoln Continental and Con- disputes and trying to matntai appeal to buyers seeking more damageablilty features for 1974 tinental Mark lv at Town aid some sort of discipline. Whe comfort, luxury and economy of include impact-absorbing front Country Lincoln Mercury, U.S. she sits down for a .mdmornth operation, and rear bumpers for all 17-92 at Five Points, Sanford. coffee break and a cigarettl - :.' - 'tor Cougar Highlights Debut By BETH MOHR Copley News Service Pontiac Grand Prix Arrives At Endicott OG.cuAn. engine provides the kind of Pontiac performance that has helped make (rand Prix famous. The sporty bucket mats are deeply contoured for lateral support and finished In cloth and corduroy, or all.MonokIde. They may be ordered to recline, or traded for a bench lest. Inlays of genuine African crossfire mahogany grace Grand Prix's door panels and console, flre is a grtat option you can order for Grand Prix called "SJ." It includes a maintenance-free battery, unitized ignition, pin striping, a 4S-cu,in. V4, a rally gauge duster, steel-belted radial tires and more. It's a kind of ultimate ultimate! 7 4 $$269 ski tour, per person, double, from New York or Nassau, Dec. 14 th'u M3rch— - '—I 71w 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix is the "sportiest, sexiest machine on the road," atcurdmg to one salesman at Endicott Pontiac-Buick, on UIL 17-92 in suuth Sanford. The Grand Prix has a reputation for being a special amothle...a car that has remained tmcunpromlsed4lrst class-In the way It looks, feels, and roves, Endicott has a number of these new classic beauties in sck. fl -vhrg carrfts out the Grand Prix classic image. The Wide-Track Is no cornpromise, either. Grand Prix is magnificent road car. Variable-ratio power steering, power front disc brakes and Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission are standard. A Kitzbuhel and Chamonix she swallows a tranquilizer, common habitual users of the She'll take another later drugs to be women between the today after she feeds the tad- ages of 25 and 50, marrIed and When the alarm clock woke diers an early supper so that not employed outside the home. her this morning, Madge got out they won't disturb their father's The report advanced the of bed feeling tired and dinner, the that man of the women depressed again. And maybe she'll feel calm we us1n re diii on a regular She wrapped a robe around enough that she won'tdevotethe basis as "coping' agents" and herself and padded barefooted entire di nner conversation to mood alternatives" to i nto I kitchen to start coffee recounting the day's withstand the pre.ssu for her husba nd and set out cold resofciall frustration her husba nd has ving. li cereal for her children, been quick to remind her lately While the automatic coffee that he finds As such, the survey indicated such discussions maker gurgled, she went to the boring. that the bulk of the women medicine chest and studied her Then there's Sarah. She's could be defined as potential face ifl the mirror for amoment been taking sleeping pills drug abusers. before opening the door. She almost nightly since her grimaced at the sight of the husband The I'Cai tragedy of the died a year ago Just graying ha r and t e arki a few months after his long- situation, according to Louis C. (. I r(,es unue. er eyes. m.one, director o professional awaited retirement She took a prescription And linda, who keeps abottle services for the Family Service medi cine bottle from u'v shelf of strong prescription pain- Association O , Diego and swallowed a ,, er xlrS( killers on a table ust inside the County, Calif ., s not so much A Uldi U I the d ay. t urugs are being IS an an- door u as uldt a symptom is being treated tidepressant, a little somethin g the fierce headache s she has at to increase her erwr;'y aol thi ('flfi If most of her workin)', instead of a cause hClfl f, ckvate her iuiood. days. IL By the time her husband The four women have never A rushed out the door to go to his met. But they're MP sisters in a office, the pill was beginning to vast secret society. Their take effec t. Her mood was 47 membership cards are the Ffh l improved enough so she didn't bright-colored capsules they if even mind that, as usual, he'd swallow each day. left her with a list of errands to They're all drug users and do and was still shouting in. potential abusers. 1 structions over his shoulder as The state of Minnesota has he hurried down the front steps. just released the results of a Before the day Is through, survey Indicating that women Madge will conaume several rnoatty mI'!e-'lass more of the capsules Just a housewives are the biggest • $t little more than the dosage her users and potential abusers of • /2 Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973-5B SKITHEALPSç By DARLA WELLES Copley News Service - - The Sanford Herald Q 298 lb. Up Granular Typs 5000 I IRON . 114 NOW- bALLUN PtKIILILLK - j BUY ONE-GET ONE EXTRA * FREEOFCHARGE * a]'' ONTHO LawN NOSE AZALEA MULTIPURPOSE I AMOM a; ARTIFICIAL TREE DEPTJ ________ tla,ti,r.$ ________ J \__________ Fo Horn.. Hotsi. 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Reach fine understanding i ma , TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May sO uOfl t iOiCC Sfl Usociate . to do what you tilink best, or you get stiff opposition it a matter of give-and-take for best results. ReW C tnnhL GEMINI (May tolune 21)Centerenefpesondufte,and avoid new outlet about which y(vi know practically nothing. Show mo cooperstion with co.woen. MOON CHILDREN (June 2210 July 21) You are highly crfat;N e t-Ja don't off on seine tangent Don tpeufli( others to gct you off beam LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Do thoughtful things for kin to show ou an loyal and devoted Get rid of bad habits that haebrougjituihn0n Control temper. VIRGO (Aug- 22 to Sept. 22) Care in motion it imporunt, or you could lose much. Be sure to think befor. you speak, I vW take a little time to rest if fired. Watch diet. LIBRA (Sept, 23 to Oct. 22) A good day to find We increase income Contect experts, read newspaper (or OPPOrtunitiev Some business exptrt can be most helpful now. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to My 21) Make the most of any contacts you may nuke today sud be sure to meet othm, expectaIlonL Out to the cisl and state your aims to those who can anist you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 22 to Dec, 21) Study progress made toward goals and decide if they are the right ones to pursue Get mfoauon (mm ezpes. Use rntuiti hunches Evening can be happy socially. CAPRICORN (Df-c DEAR POLL? - My Pointers concera laying the new via 1 tIles with loff backs. If a tiny corner sticks up and wi1InotlayflaJtsevth1cb,,ofato) over i itiabutflotfobaIjIf tM Wesareldnd bard to cut lay them on a hot pad with a newspaper over Ulem And they will become pliable. Winter time when the ho'llse Is buted seems to be the best time to do this work. Keep willed Paper on the tile when laying it on the hot pad. - GLORIA DEAR READERS - Gloria Lays In one place to lay aewsPlIper over the te1! t 1d paper. 1tMnk laurel MeA1111 to tilt t7axed paper is pvt between the tile adIhehotd.I havefte,i hard tiles with l usiisg a eleth between Iron and tile and 'hen the cut almost WIN AT RIDGE - Sir Mordred ___________________________ Then South cashed the ace NORTU k irg Nfordred aridjack P iO7SZ ' 431017 vu I ioes AQUARiUS (Dec, 22 to Jan. 20) Keep bu sy at %e n project that interests You greatly Although tLe tituation could bctense,keepyourcreIjjhjghandbeag,odma.,,r PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) Find right sources of information for making plans you hare more succeufuj. 4632 # K 10963 483 - 4 jii . : I 1.Z West clubs so that a high heart lead p It did all ri ht. 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F .____ - - __ =~_ __ , . .14- am* - - ~, #I ' a . ,, TSE f - • n OHW iMort Walker - WHAT 'TiME LUNCMTE YET7 AND 'TO N I LL O\ER 'O4ECOt.'rg) n4 6 Call Beaq, Jean, Or Sandi, on . : - S. tIntic Ave 1- •, o Florida vacationers. SEVEN DAYS at tho IUXU. IS LAN DER BEACH LODGE from -- rious t1U MOTkEZ 1. AN6 T - %'OuR LUNCH. " - 5 . / I - 0 : I -I j i~f,( 1; I 21 ____ - - THE PHANTOM Lee Falk and Sy Barry T HIS 15 WKY-OW) VAV-HARV --TKRE'RELOST U60i- - NLUCH MORE C~F "415-AW I # ~ HERE IT 15 L. THE LOST CIT ' _~ I or N , I : ' 22-26i1 rt 831-9993 • if / .. - a, - -- place gour o de r W r ------- - I-, ;at k* , ----~ I tnplt ,. - jg _~_4~ . . j -1 i - : STAT[ZP t - ___ • R•Lervatlons: 9041427.3452 I ) L. 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NEW YORK (AP) - Adapt- of other American minute drill,a industries L For my hus b and is a like Tomm sma yogster Ing an old slogan to a new situ. including banking, chemicais, y can probably • • ulesman and has been trans. • iling a aton, Ame r i c a n inve stment reta flOiC&. identi fy t A nd t tu at he wC least •err sever1 s,ne our M or more A of bankers have been touring • Eu. interest Isn't confined only to the (ormerlu st' .ewo.. marriage. rope's financial capitab is re. Europear. •A Then NOW - I . P,^ I FRANK AND ERNEST Asswm. the nine. South was fooled and In .. - Were (44) Petticoat Junction O()c!uhs and Ic - - Floyd 4:30 (2) Bonanza FRIDAY () E • 11 - .--- __ ____ - - "Dr. ane," his worried mother began, "Tommy has 4i& (9) wid. World c Entertainment (a) Movie 1:00 (1) Movie (44) News snfmj ((c) 1973,McNaujhtSyndicate0 • (6) Mery Griffin (9) movie Movie 7 ' "IME M 0 0 0 (24) Today in Legislature (a) (9) Pas'd Pail - . 0 7.301.9:35 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Mace i () he 11 00 (2) Wlzrd Of (ds (4) Gambit I I -- • IM.1YIlya 90 ~w X k".L, kWA6 CLPXI 1:00 (2) 11:00 (2) NeW, (6) N"s (9) News (13) Starcest (44) Night TOIQhf aSP 2 -.41 Pa .."11M -- A LAKE XU Nar MW' FAMILIAR WITH! ~_ Ga DAD? CASEY.. PLEASE? Tle NAME CF _/ , THIS PLACE ? mm Wu! a i (f) Cer*rai I1ospIta (13) Movie Kung Fu (24) An American Family 7$zi.s9 0 htca 70:00 (2) NBC FoIiiej (9) Streets Ct San ow- ~ ~-.: _;,-4 hearts Souill s4w that he had If YOUR CH1.1,13 IS BORN TODAY.., he or she wal be to win the trick and Xo after one of those dynaimic yo;jng people who his to b-c taught early Clubs. You readers, Imking to =Mate more w)th others if :be 1-we suemse pc.=bic in right at all the cards, can see that since West hokli both club Ithis chut is to be fully realized, otherwise your child win I= that cmpk*ew?everhuonce been started Religion eirty must Akocports t Nair play g so(j'm I - while op It became evident to South that Mordred had started with 3-5-3-2 and not 4-5-1-3 distribution, South decided Mordred had be in dealt three spades, five now make a ntw. Mod sucresdul friend who aid$ your vucctss - and queen of Investing I ;=ed • I I / 1 • ;7/ ___________ (44) Patty Duke froe (24) Jan Set DEAR coe '% \ N\~ % "0 NOW " item,. Can anyone te! me how this plastic can be j removed from the Pieces InM.question without damage CARROLL RIGHTER'S 01_ :~ Lives (6) The Guiding Light W Newlywed Game Ihe Doctors The Edge N ight (9) Girt In My ie 6 11uw Isminated to the FORECASTFOR FRIDAY SEPTEMBER28 1973 Turns 8:00 (2) Flip Wilson (a) me Wattons (9) Great American DEAR POLL? -. Please hIp me. My furniture and personal effects were in storage for-several years and AmOng them were several pieces of bliver and copper For AM";ww bftkjgk "What Tee*jigm Wast b Match (24) Polly's Problem- (13) Young And Restless Dcal r. rULLY - We had the same storm windows pro itm as Mrs. R. H. and asked our county extension service for help. They of(ered the followiog: Lower the storm window a little at the top, ruse It a little at the bottom and solve the problem of sweating windows. - MAXINE DEAR POLLY - I never discard my four boys' discolored white Ite shirts but manage to get year round service out of them When summer ccmes I take the dingy white ones and d them colors the boys They uset em for jerseys during the summer. - DEAR HAPPY. I'm happy If oi're happy. I've heard fmn1tatewh changers who gdtoget libeir old bwm bacIL (6) News () Andy Griffith (9) Mouse Factory - - dct&'s v Agt tliM sometim 1t' rx)d idea to change hi~.rsa in midstremm RAP?? CHANGER (9) SplIt Second (13) Who. Wt, Where Game L - _ %J&.LY'b lJol NTER%S . I, . ,_-- I ~ Il - - . school dropout. And the did It within 5 weeks by the "Home Tutoring" games mentioned - Days Grau. by MV5 15 MR.OW MD... HE'S A HFU0, III! KACE WHEft AN'T'D LIKE NEIGHBOR OF THM. TW FZH litc- vrAxE cAm oujzrz! - ok-, I REALLY sff iw! TwErm IF ,/ ay he will derive "Maybe that Is what has cent months, urging industrialNomura Securities of Japan upset Tommy's school marks. quiC l ends 7m u 1woru i sis there to "own a share in has or "Ilis teacher says she thinks game at h purchased about 500,000 day,s America." shotd be dropped back a those same words in that he shares of hierrill Lynch, Amer• reading assignment. grade. You may recall this as the ica's largest broker, profe On the back of the cards you exhortaticn brokers used in the seWy for their customers rather B that would put him In the same class with his younger can also print each it of the i96 to encourage many Amer. than for their own account. sister and Tommy would then multiplication tables, as "3 x I icans to buy stocks for the first Canadian Development Corp. are " and thus speed up his be humiliated greatly. t ime in their lives. But now, for Is seeking shares of Texasgull, skill In arithmetic. "Actually, Tomm v But don't run your word a multitude of reasoni, domes- arid other Canadian interests shy oldest child and I think that tic interest seems jaded. are bidding for shares of the Is what helps make him look sessions more than about In contrast, international Signal Companies, a Los Angeto bad is school. economic events e ter the arn7 tomget be hJth iebased conglomerate in oil, "Foranswer, even when he knows right he fails to putthe up him pull his punches, as It were, a situation in which European chemicals and trucks. 'umpanies now I h Sinn': go another ruutu, Ill than Dadd) havt U m an3 and th e Chesapeake, Va., the Swedish "Dr. Crane, what should we Meanwhile, to get a new child motivation to buy sizable hunks Volvo company is planning to do in Tommy's case" teracqusintedin the strange of America's better-known erect Its own automotive works With df4t home tutoring, as by neighborhood, invite some of his the booklet offered below, you classmates who live in the companies. rather than invest in an existing And there to help them, and American enterprise. can bring a normally intelligent neighborhood and have a party. child u Concoct some excuse for such pick up sizable commi,U- ons, So far, according to Ralph weeks. the eager representatives of Weindling, a Kidder-Peabody a celebration, even if it isn't his are Milton Berle, Steve Lamnce So I woWdn't O.K. demoting birthday or other calendar investment bankers such as vice president, very little activ. and Sally Struthers join Tommy to the classroom oc- holiday. Kidder-Peabody, Lehman ity Is coming from the Mideast. regulars Sianuny Davis Jr. and cupied by his younger sister. For when Tommy begins to Corp., Goldman Sachs, Morgan Mickey Rooney in this weeks Instead, I'd recommend that feel he has pals with whom to Stanley, Kuhn Loeb and lAzard )e ar n vaudeville romp. Berle and Mamma prepare a set of"fl tdge to school (or ride the Freres. the value cards," each of which contains Ichool bus) his self-confidence Rooney clown it up in drag foreign direct in. Partly because of their ef. a printed vestments in the United states rd drawn from iIl Steve and Sally, is the big zoom. ..A . . forts, a British company, at $l billion at the end of 172. Tommy acurrentreangoL . twevnthbolstersngofh Brown & Williamson, has Since then, it least $1.5 billion -?a I minute*s each evening. 'a his zoomin$ social assurance gained control of Gimbel Bros., has been added, i ' I Mamma can first hold up 2 You will find Tommy soon abl~ the retail chain, in a deal that While this figure is likely to animals on state. cards and "plain whst the to compete with his classmates involved about $100 million. grow, Weindling views it as a words are, In case Tommy at least as a "C" student and Nestle Co. of Switzerland has mere trifle compared with U.S. do't them. probably even higher than that. paidabout $iOOmillion for three direct investments in a Europe, NOWSHOWINO It 0 Then mix the cards, after In your home tutoring, be food divisions of Litton which probably anwunt to 10 which hold them up. one at a liberal with compliments and go Industries. me, for Tommy to identify. firnes that figure. But the traf. Siemns AG,a German oper- fic is increasingly East to West. Meanwhile, Mamma can Cempflrne add extra zest % ") ,,.= ""M 19 A"k ~ auon,haspickeduntwoA;y 8 j. slowly cotint to 10. Is all this activity good for 84"ism If Tommy correctly names one in elecAmerica? Weindling and othSo send for my booklet "flow can companies :iviz iI J2I! . I i. £T . the word, he gets the card; to Raise Your Child's School Ironies, the other in the com- ers, including the Coffunerce otherwise, Mamma puts it in Marks," enclosing a longputer industry. Department, think it is. But her pile. • S•• return envelope, Within the first night's 15- 25 cents.' 9••e also has been bought In a score quite concerned, I I 46 Mm. I have since married a ma who is everything iny .__ 38 IN I Rats! When the children were old enoih, I divorced ;- I I -- ~ ;4 _ - - All the while, People kept telling me what a ,-wor -; - - 3F - rusW their pmblems aside while heIP1119 other chl1drem There Umes when my husband w supposed I _________ - Foreigners "' - Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973-78 oo '100 - - - dal 1114 rxactkp on the dde. hi - 28 99 27 - - -- Wert secretaries and nurm, but once their husbancls get UP In thO chlPs, all thm 9WW butterflies do Is play golf! )MOWS THE SCORE DEAR XN014"S: Ifold It! Gtisemniations are dangerous and wair. ' a most commuWflea You wW 11"the &ctnr's wife to be a hard-irorkWg vW=jeer for &By number of "fthwMit ebaflUble orgainjuUm. - - the attention they get ar,our .,I I . I 20 I've seen and heard enough to know that doctors get Put down so much at home it's no nder they 11 -- ___j 19 - 10 - 15 _ffe who cOMPtined that her husband never had Ume for her or their children make an appoint. ment to conceive those chin? It takes to you r 5 6 7 12 1 i DOWN 30 locarmated am Pare 33 Canvas sbelter BridaIpath 4Ouot 1U-areoo 4tWtho theAdrUc UGwwea OPa r ZMj ure M 26 crate DEAR ABBY: This Is for the doctor'a wife who uld she may ha to call her husband's office and me Appointment under an assumed name is order to see her Own husband for an and 99 per cent Of the doctors' lh 1e d ' all w to bank. I I ll 54 Greek 30 Cushion Hoki ' as ha y ' R1DOIt (Bib.) highlights are Chubby Checker show Chief Ironside led a victimizes members of a Introducing the twist, until his conseminary. Mike Stone (Karl th Ow Baldwl.n sisters. it aff original Supremes, and Billy finement in a Whe!Chafr. This Malden) believes th began becae of a power Haley and the Comets in the is done by bringing back e old llery iscoll is the next (ai1ureattheWaitoGrdpa flames. Tonight's old flame Is victim so Stone disguscs goes totown to buy canes, and the Clock." Chuck Berry, th e Dana W)nter. They meet by fers the unmarried Baldwth DrIfWn;, Fabian, Bobby Vee, chance at an art exhibit where himself as the priest and offers himself as bail a n, r ge•ts furiously dames n in and • Ironside is' protecting a jealous and orders him to sleep invasion of the early l96 are priceless WOfK 01 flfl, aflu Miss "' on the sofa. Insad, he • all part of the show. Great for n)ThCr nen sa Her BINGO and leaves. Nice, sensitive packs rock fa ns. accomplices are played by touches as family members io CBS ThURSDAY NIGHT Frank Aletr and Lyle Bettger. AT THE MOVIES "Kelly's nough he may have loved her All Souls Church 89 NBC THE FLIP WIION Heroes" (PART I) It will be once, duty Is above all for SHOW Flip's guests include shown in two parts, concluding Ironside. Oak 9th Monty Hall, so naturally there's tomorrow nighi This isa World 9-10 ABC KUNG U a take-off on Monty's game War If action story, released at (SEASON'S PREMIERE) 20 GAMES-PAY ONCE show, "ut's Make a Deal." a Ume when exces sive violence David Carradine is back as FOR ALL EVENING among the contestants are was "in." Clint Eastwood stars, shavedhead Chinese-American Sandy Duncan and a beauty supported by Telly INCLUDING Savalas, priest who fights for the rights named Geraldine Jones. Don Sutherland, Carroll of his people in this country. III J William Windom and the O'Connor and comic Don this episode, •fl Well, Caine - _-_j Ninter Sisters also Join Flip, flickles. It is a rugged story winds up convalescing In 1,he 8-9 ABC DICK CLARK about an Amy unit's wild dash home of a black family after PRESENTh THE ROCK 'N behind enem hinesinFurnpeto becoming ill from (Ofl / T. jL. : _., I ;; a deputy sheriff. The un scrupulous deputy learns that (Con 1 6: DO. Sal A 5 u.1 1: 3o) the black father Is protecting * * * 0 WING the only fresh-water well In the . bone-dry to". 35 Flesh food 37Kah he Sanford Herald W. C r C. Ph.D M.D ALLEY problems of kiddles. Ifelp them tac tfully! afr prIeta. A rash of murders Grandpa too kindly in it. "Mritains Peio 2)NOahII , 29 LpbegIrin-s 9 french river 31 Body pan Written 21 Exprtssio ti 7=t • - By G eorge TOMMY WAS at the educational 3-9 THE WALTONS ,,The lant'OVer the fast . 90 years with It was filmed In Yugoslavia and Separation" Ellen Corby, who Clark. A good potpourri o~ directed by Brian Hutton. FRANCISCO "For the Love of s Grandma Walton, wrote tapes, newsreels and a few five 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE Every God" A homicidal maniac is ft story, and she doesn't at performances. Among the so often the effort Is made * rodents 41Raitu TV Time Previews _ __ ,r ,,t" tnuch - WORRY CLINIC Hi ghlights ______ --" ' - - 1 IIrir-- I - - 1. - ________ _______ r' V ' . - S • / I- 6 �88—The Sanford Herald Legal Notice v, ADOLPHIA JACKSON, BERNARDSVILLE, N.J. (AP) - Ross E. Rowland fires up Like a steam locunotive when talking about hIS plan to celebrate erlca's 200th bIrthday His xirpose Is to b4.rig hJ gt'y's history to Its people on a 2S.ear museum traIn ROwlSnd, 33, hs taken athree.year leave of absence from his six-figure job as an official of a Well Street commodities concern to head the nonprofit American Freedom Train ______ the ccmtiguou.s states. According to Rowland, the train will be a museum presenting the country's history "good and bad" since the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1778. It will utilize exhihlt_s, S1i(It fl! i"'I 'ill U-ia lnt.t t71i.'itT('l tech. 1uqu. suggestion." He said he is not sure that the name "Freedom Train" apropos, that3omeonemayhaveaberrl3e But It Is his hope that the historical presentation will "reaffirm those va1us and that spirit which led to the founding of the repubtic." - I j • Legau •.otice -- FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE 15I*rebygiventhat lam NOTICE IS hereby given that i am engaged in business at ,is w. engaged in business at 110 N Deputy Clerk Kenneth R. Marthman, Esq. Pattiiio, King & Marchman 243w. Park Ave., P.O. Bo* 340 Winter Park, Florida 32159 Attorney for PlaIntiff Publish: Sept. 21, 1973 OET.l30 3153 Ducwett. Drive si WIfC NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA IC KARIN K. AUSTIN. WHOSE IN THE 'IIGHTEEN I P1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE No. COUNTY, FLORIDA. DivIsion 0 CiVIL ACTION NO. 73.1394.A In re: Petition Of In rC: The Marriage of, HARVEY REICH, to adopt a nhinor NICHOLAS M. ALLIKAS, Husband, STATE OF 'N To ABRAHAM SIMON, in re. Estate WILLIAM JENNINGS PAT. 'ERSON Deceased Alt Cr,dttor and p-.'o Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: and each of you are hereby FICTITIOUSNAME and post office address of the NOTICE IShereby given that lam claimant, and shall be sworn to by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND engaged in business at ,11$3.0 Pal.o the claimant, his agent, or attorney FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Del Mar, Casselberry, Seminole and accompanied by a filing fee of FLORIDA, County, Florida under the fictitious one dollar and such claim or IN PROBATE NO. 6177 name Cf FLORIDA MARKETING demand not so filed shall be void In fi: Estate el AND MANAGEMENT, and that I Glen Aurbeck, ROSE JAMMES ABRAH&M5, ireendtoregistersaldnarnqwflhthe As executør of th Last Deceated. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole and Testament of FINALNOTtCE County, Florida in accordance with WILLIAM JENNINGS PAT. NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN,PI*, the ttovi5kins of the FklitlOus TERSON. ffieunders.gnedwilI,onthe23rd1y Name 5tatut, Tn-Wit; Section Ned N. Julian, Jr. STEPSTRCM, DAVIS & McINTOSH Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 32171 Attorneys for Estate Publish Sept. 20, 77, Oct 4. II. 1973 322-2611 Semiiole Winter Park• FLORIDA whose residence Is ABRAHAM SIMON Respondent. and JUANDA KAY ALLIKAS, Wife, Petitioner. NOT1:E OF ACTION Good Things to Eat 9 Ortando 831-9993 W ant Ad _____________ Department Hours WOM EN WA NTED 9a.m..12 Noon Ask for Want Ads ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 1 Lines Minimum The Longer Your Ad RUnS Ier Day. CALL 8348588 NOW Insertions—No Change Of Copy. __________________________________ - "l'4otlinV'. Adultsor'Teens. - ' " - -3 —. _____ ______ Need: Twogeneral line mechanics, Must have own hand tools Paid I _______ vacatwrn arid hSpitall:af ion 0 commission. Apply in person: Jim Lath Chrysler PlymoulPi, 3453 , Orlando Drive, Sanford M c' U T C R t!['JfI*l.J;1lT1 I CAREER OPPORTUNITY in management. Person to assume responsIbIlity as assistant production manager of the night Shift of egg processing plant, If you have the supervisory cx. t,,S,r VJ!. FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets, Cruis, arid Tours at official rates 303 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy 434). $31 3233. - Male Help Wanted obtained 'ROOFER,5, Experienced In bultt u JACK R. McCLURE Peg. Real E'tate Broker . - Ifit Wag,. roofIns Also-ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, apply in person to BID Roofing Corn. panny, 131) SemInola Blvd. Cauatberry. ________ Ak Conditlonkig IDR CONDITIONING • - APID HEATING SER% ICE ___________ $30920? ___________________________ á Ph.$3093I7 Drawings Fast. dep,ndable, ___________________________________ --U— estimate, calf Cart Harris, at w,th a $eraw Want Ad by calling 327 NH, and asking for a friendly Advisor IDEAL DRAFTING SERVICE For builders, sub contractors & individuals, Custom '5,.... ., -- & room additions Ph 372.3090 - Electronic Eqáment _____________________ Appinces — - _________________________ Jepair A&RAPPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service Ph. 530173$ Glade Area hour & PLONGER USES CAMPING atMU5iCUnhiit_RadioShack s IN DEMAND SELL IT Electronic Equipment _______________________________ NO WITH A (I ASSIFIFO AL) _______________________ Santo' Electric Compan1 r' -APPLY IN PERSON- j .- FencI Insulations — _____________________________ Florida State Employment Service 200 South French Ave f4EATluG & AIR' CON ,IIOPING 2609 Sanford Ave. 3224390 •Wnt to sell something? A smal, ksvestment ifi a Classified Ad will FRI DAY, SEPTEMBER 28 2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. bin results _____________________________________ _11 Nerd fencing' We Install best 0it' fenc, eli tves Fast - '' 24 - Established--lid clean.., a,,i. .. , ,, ,,, DeltorsaDelary etc. .ncluded Isa 632 A.C. Bulldozer tilt blade, $40 AC. ln.loader with bucket I rake, 47) diesel engine GMC tandem truck,6yd.Chavyclumpt,c ton 4speed pick up, welder etc. $70,000 down and takeover. Ph. 904 469-4213. - - SLNXAPIK GLASS & Pnir I LU. 2lOMagnoIla Ave. 372 4422 w in FaEke'ony squai w'th air, or by hand Lftensed & - 319 E. Pine, 372 S747 - BOYS A P1 D GIRLS - BuozIng' : - -t AGE 12 OR OVER - BULLDOZER WORK tlflQ lots our Specialty 373 11)1 after ipm " C Piotfm.ii P,sntrig & Decora?ng flured ) Interior & Exterior. Quality Work. n"'d & Insured. 37)4114. WIfl ____ Quilting by hand, on your tops, PauntIng interior repairs, roofs painted, free honest '-ieriencrd estimates 373 0794 Quilts made to order. 773-2345 or 31516 .._.. Carprn?ry, Remodeling, Af,tdiltcs Ceramlcs ' '1 -- ' Sunday, 3277911. - - Concrete - J1.SERVlCESUNLIMIT' HANDYMAN ASONABLE PRICES. CALL 322 - .1. - CASSELBERRy . 'CONCRETE PATIOS S _3 Professional waIipap,r hanging. 40 vrsexperlence. Freeest 377a3. COGBURN FENCE co f'11. , ---- . _____ _______...... 3779507 after 6 - TWO STORY 3 bedroom on corn,,, l' baths, fireplace, large rooms, garage, only 513.500. 0-woer will tifl8flC, with $2.375 or more down. Two bedroom duplex furnist4ci _______ apartment i7 Orlando Driv, S4nford, ________________________ 32 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Pars. Dr., 3fl.fl, IF you have $6,150 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, tel us ShOw you this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Assume mortgage of ap. proximately $9,o at 1" pcI. Monthly payments Only $55. ' ------ - AVALONAPARTM ADULTS.NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. Stemper Agency ' SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP. MULTIPLE LISTIPIGSERVICE 19)95. Frenth. Eve . Sunday, 372 7)71 or 372 1196 _____________________________________________________ Houses Rent Unfurnished Apartments Rent Unfurnished ________'' CLOSING COSTS! WINTER SPRIP4GS-Approx, 230x)O0' site with 4 year old home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, formal dining. Zoned agricultural, Citrus trees, and grape arbor. I BEDROOM. I BATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL. OF ALL THE ExTRAS vou- o ix. PECT AND DESERVE I farm pond for fshng. n.i"t arid '.f:CfLidrd M Geneva 'I 'errace Greei1, Inc. Forrest 1304W. Fairbank' SANFORD WE TAKe TRADES AND 1 23,900 adst 041 W.t lint strmel Gari.ns Acts. 323-7860 834-3131 SPECIAL BUY.PR ICED RIGHT Almost new, 3 be. 1t bath. 7 PcI. nitg. No cloSing costs. Plo qualifying. Move in now. Assume mortgage, %180 monthly. A Di:VFL0PMp47 OF JOHI'4 SAULS AGENCY 711 N. Oak, Sanford 37? 7I71dA)* 373 CIISeve GRAND OPENING ' BROKER ASSOCIAIE ___________________________ — COUNTRY CLUB MANOR FLEA MARKET BARGAIN Used hon'tp for sate. Needs sume painting inside. Grass seed for yard. is now 3 bedrooms, but owner poured 15 * 22' patio for family room. Big eat in kitchen, yard adjoins recreation area. 2 years Old. Price 523.500. Take over Mtg, Assume mortgage, or put 510 pc-t, down on new mortgage. We have manymanymore,wecafltly about, we arrange financing for the home of your choice Call or '''SW "iii- tflflhl IIU V PFT1 - '1(d) LAND CO Rent A New Home at Apartment Prices "Stop Urn!" 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhous.e: Olympic Pool, Play Area you can RENT Wilt" short term lease OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY I clays a week. ' We Doo't Slop Till We Suceeb!" Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Rçaltor Fern Park at Holly W. 25th 3224661 or 647-0890 531 7967 Owner leaving state, must sacrifice, _________ bedroom, 2 bath with (amity room, w * carpet, central heat & air. Equity and assume mortgage L;keMa...-Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, family room, central 517.100 at 7 pet. $151 monthly. BROKER $100 mo. Call 1237641, HOME RENTALS-broker.-9 to 373.74,jj MOMS HOUSE AT Let oneof ourfrlendly ad visors help you word your classified ad. Call 372.2613 or $319993. DAD'S PRICE i hirvm nk1r f.ii will carry mortgage. Only 511,500 M, UNSWORTH REALTY 3W.FirstSt., NlcecleanhouseinSariford 3734061or3?303l7 a.,i.. SUVUII Ufli. , _______________________________ ... & 2 From ADULT CONDOMINIUMS Bedrooms Cnct IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY KULP REALTY Realtor Deltona-Spacious I bedroom, Fla. 107W. 1st St. room, air, carpeted, drapes, ____________________________ 322-2333 ________________ appliances. $133 mo. 574.3140, Great RETIREE INVESTMENT! TwoBedroomHe Building includes 3 attractive 5133 Will make nice residence vth good rental income, $21,500. 3735741 No Closina - - *35-35)31 95 Pd. Financing $17,900 CARE.FREE LIVING INSIDE& OUTi WASHER.DRYER DISPOSAL L DISH WA SHE R WALL TO WALL CARPETING PLUS REC BUILDING POOL SHUFFLEBOARD .1. ___________ ,/ I.".ACULATE 3 bedroomt, 3 1 halP, prIvacy fence. $73,500. Terms, CONVENIENT to stores, 3 bed 1 bath, small iot. $17,900. Terms, ______________ TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees 33 Houses Rent FurnIshed -I, 30 NO Tivo bedroom, 2 aIr condulioners, adults, no Children, nO pets, $14.5 month, 1st & last, $.S0 deposit 372 2137 550 Lee Road winter Park Payton Adorable bungalow, has everything. Weekly rate's, Adults. Plo pets. 372 7711. 444.0530 Orange Avenu* 24 Hourt 85t.6270 3?? 1301 2410 Hiawatha Ave at 37 i Two b,doc'ns, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat For MA P V Rent-) bedroom furnished L A K E air. Fully equIpped kitchen PsouW, Sunla.nd Estates, Retired with dishwasher. Call Jerry COUNTRY pIepref,rred Call 701.534-7094 Stocks, 134.7914 after 6, week 3 7 baths, central air. or write James P. Wurst, days. Anytime weekends.. heat. wall to wall carpet, dish rankIln, N. C. washer, garbage Enjoy quiet elegance at Franklin Winter Sprhgs-2 lot wilh shade trees, $7&000. Call bedrooms, r.lcely Ar Apts. I bedroom apt. furnished, air, no pets, $165 mo. Bob Veitch, Assoc. availabli featuring central heat deposit 372 9594 and air, shag carpet and drapes, —, ___________________________ ____________________________ LIVING _- private patio, fully equipped - Call 323 6430. 1)30 — Florida Ave. ___________________________ ________________ Roberts & Gilman .Alrtonditiofl,d furnished Ibedroom duplex, business couple only. No pets or chIldren. 2300 Park DrIve. 830.5500 - Inc Reattors Lcw:gwcxj _______________ ________________ p kVOPSCEffAP,iICS,SUPP!Ie.S, NO SUNDAY DELIVERy GEORGE BOSTOrI _______________________________ Drywall1. Sprajng 0361 Rooms for Rent kitchen, pool, club house, laundry. 0099. l4&'CFRAMICS 101E CCIeryAvc.Sanfd " Waflpper Hanging CustomWork.FreeEs,Imat,)fl - _____ REALTOR -- 29 lire a super salesman, a classlfled ad. 10 sell your don't needs I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook I - . — vemet _____________ Gro(,ming and Boarding. 32,2 5757. dleenwalls.patics,roOfs,freeest Impac Spra Klean 37.20397 eve. CLIFF JORDAN Small but clean, 1 bedroom apart ment. Married couple only. Call FINANCING AVAILABLE professionally designed land Scaping. $71,950. Spanish Style with central _ heat and air. Large yari with, ____ Ghss-Mors ' SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available San- Three bedroom house un Sanford Pirtly furnished. 5200. Available foraarea.verylowlnyest,nt,5 OCt. I. 901353453.4, pcI. financing An Investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and house, Deltona. Stove, one that will provide years refrig. & aIr. $150 mo Call after 7 steady income. Call collect 901 p m 514 1563 725 7167. Iroomfurnispsedpriyateentr, bath and parking, Call __ _ Give your home a bath Remove ______________________________ mildew, proterf paint Preiure - Home Im Grooming - Professlo,.tal with love completing I new btdroom homes with garag,-, air and carpeting. Located '-' a Quiet Street with lake breezes. Walk to thopong and schools. Low down payment Only 522.500 to $24,730. Apartments Rent Business Opportunities - VALUE. Convenient and chat '.ung, just _____________________________ _______________________ Pressure Cleaning - Turner Fence Cc, 373-1111, - jfioare - YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR MOWING. EDGING 1. TRIMMING CALL 372 1361 I am, $ p.m. Animal Have, _____________________ ' _________ Sanford, Florida CA LL 322-26 1 7 Lawn ServIce, Odd lobs, and Llgh% hauling. Trem')lay, 373.7774 ______________________ Pet Care 7.577 Pars. Drive, 372 356? ga' InSulation, SANFORD - Shrubs, lrimmed I shaped, FIo*tr beds dINned I edged to perfection, Specialst, Mowing by request only. Free estimate 373. TV'S. one equipment, I- Strat — tape player, FM AM radios, tape- _____________________________ recorders Ph 2,73 51O Fullti,jeGEApliancej ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTON,A LONG WOOD ALTAMQNTE SPRINGS "' S BEST to Chase 5"NF0RD, New 7 and 3 bedroom townhous West 25th St. at Holly Ave. Rent starts at 5723.3725441 or ___ Rei(rs up Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week t1oos.sGaen4.jjawn5,rvi(e Landscaping. Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free Est.RsasonabIa.An, &.lL, - I GEAR ___________ Factory help wanted by paint Located next door Fertilizer, S Points, ioa 5.5 TV Sanford Plaza Wanted 533,59 Lawn Service low cost dlassifieci .....,..... ''Ie items. Sell them quickly with a HELP NEEDED r 322 4243, day or nile. _______________________________ float in tPeway? Sell it fast and easy SEARS in Sanford 327 1773 _____________ SUGAR CANE Mature kitthenhelp Loi'4 WUrkip P'or Builders, sub contractoT & Griffis Land Clearing Complete House Plans arid Shop Excavating & Grading. Ph. SANFOPI? CL (SC ltd in 2 bedroom, 1 bath, w&i . • carpet, dishwasher, disposal SI' mci Call 3277*95, eves, 647 799 HOMES and APIS. for rent. From ________________________ - bruftlflg __________________ -- _________________________ ________________________________ - _________________________ Pay 40 PcI. Phone 322*711 _________________________ lando Prof. Ctr. fl W. Late BieautyDrpOBogi A. O'ia.ido, Fla, IelephOflf 711 4173, __________ Sanford's newest duplex apts (suse 5IDOWWVA J galore I 20*11' pool with water top table and benches, cool deck and His, G,øcy .tustcomplet.rsg 6 bt'autltul homes, & I bedrooms, central air, car. peting, range, refriçnrator, Pricedfrom$2o,o. 525.3.0. VA & FHA financing. Equal housing opportun.ty 3 bedrooms, 7. bathj, carpeting & drapes. Kitchen equipped. I children accepted. Call 372 2090. 12OO DOWN agricultural. 4000 sq. ft. under roof. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family -- NEW HOMES. 1505W. 75th Street air Lease reQuIred. MId Seminole Realty Inc.. *31.1330 or 322.54*2 206 N. Park Aye. 323.5570 ________________________ _________________________ form GEPIEVA GARDEN APIS 31 MINI RANCHES LAKE MARY LUXURY HOME-On site 200x20'. Zoned SAN.MO.PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom LAKE MARY I lots 210' * 150' InTrailers. & Apt$. 2 Adult parks, 2 dude axe privileges. Silts price Family parks. 35)5 Hwy 17.97, ___________ with 79 . Sanford .373-930. Day. Wk., Mo. _____ Real Estate Salesmen needed, Excellent commission. Call Francis Cygan. Manager. Hour offic, at Rm. -- 8lW. 1st St, 322.5641 Realty WINTER SPRINGS - .. "" -- - — ---- WELAKAAPAR1'MENTS IIAW Ii i - D'CYVtM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ___________________ EMPLOYER - Hall BALL REALTY It's "Fix-up" Time, Hire an expert repairman from today's claSs,fied 5611791, DeBaryi 4455 Park Aye. Apartments lithI Perk •PINEBREEZE FARMS. - $7100 Down. 513$ mci Clean 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Walk to Shopping & hospital. Must Qutlify. $16200 '23500 RtAL ESTATE, REAL ION Furn.AirConditlonedApartmen, * * MANAGER * * I -. Travel Agc'ncies APPOINTMENTS ASSISTANT PRODUCTION • ipsis NEWSPAPER . - ot knOwingly accept HELP.WANTED ADS that 'ndicate a preference based on age from em. OCtS Covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. '- living room and C A. WHI000N SR., BROKER 111 N. Park, Sanford 372 5991, Plights 323.1167 pin, ftUit, *16,5.00 Realtors 645 2333 CORB LiT Furnished perience In industry and mechanicaIaptit,,de,withadeSi, to progress to upper levels of ._I COLLEGE _________ Need someone to care for invalid man, Own transponeti 3fl0$0$ or 327-7320 after 6. . _______________ I- - portunity Employer, - - production management, contact: ZIG ZAGS SOFA BED & [&atcttng Chair ° ° sleep ORLANDO BUSINESS IIe Miller 322 9631. An Equal o;'i $% Hench- Apartments Rent lInf,,v,,,,k,,..1 ,,, ,uxu ------------_-_-_. Atsistant managers positiori is now open Allo, Station attendants are wanted. NOexpec.nce necessary. Age requirement, 21 or over. Apply at Tenneco Service Station, 15CC r.renth Ave.. or call Mr. $2? am - vi - 30 Mature, relilble person for daycare center. 40 hr. week. Call 371 m after 6:30 p rn $214373 PAxx , ' IN ZAI',I PLAZA •FICN PACK BRAND NAME CALL 834-8588 NOW 18 - * * MECHANIC* * co Help Wanted iJ c-CtiOt,, t.',i,u bedroom, furnished, Approximately sio.000 down, 577 46 a nionth 520.500. _____________________________ - Do you like working with living plants? We need putters, pack(rs. and generous laborers in our nursery, Good benefits. Apply in person. 2525 S. Park Ave., Apopka or call $56 7722, ________________________ ext. 1*9. _____________________________ ____ - — PROGRAMMERS The demand for qualified programmers is great. W will train you for this h.ghly kiIled profession & service you with employment at the same lime Thet. it- nn aae limit. h,,t - - .-...... you must be willing to start Im. mediately Previous experience is not requined For y personal interview- 13 • .Lf, take orders from Mr. Big!" — ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE $20 0364 t,n,iew cat' 3fl-23 Heedtd 'mmr'datel'y to train as i B M, Planager Train,,, want a future? Opening 9 new offices in Central Florida, need aggressiv. people, to Accomplice, Now you'll — good pay - OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK has arming for grounos. maintenance ri'3fl. Permneot iO For •n WOMEN man .*ione, meet people '.,'nr,Thous- Drvr, good hours, Longwoc.d I.. ?M - "Congratulations, Blndley! You're promoted from Secretary, good typist, nIce office, good pay. Receptvi, type some, answer - -- Road 436. COL.LE( E. & Conveyers Service Slat ion Attendants. Full and part time. Experience preferred. Apply in person only, Valley Forge American, i-i and State ORLANDO BUSINESS L HELP WANTED an u hwy I'i7 CALL 834-8588 NOW MEN - Apply in person to: — ,. ,ir Groomer-Immediate opening, Oultanteed t,tIrv, m,wl.,,s .k.... -.- ......-'.,. Excellent opportunity for right person. Animal Haven Grooming & 0ording Kennels, 322-5757, HELPER ABC Deltona vacation, hospitalization, life insurance, pensIon pun and employee discount, Call Esquire Plastics, Orlando, 29S.9. " HousesforSale Tt"$P '_' Will accept traInees. Salary range from $7 - $1 per hr. Rapid ad. vancement, full paid holidays and - '. PAINTER It working as an IBM kypvnch operator sounds. inferest,ng to you and ou are avalanle to st,srt •"rrod'.stIy. we can rove 'C") working and training at the same time. There Is no age limit anul hugh school diploma is not required. Prepar, yourself for future now in this highly rewardng field Personal interview rcqurrd II FABRICATORS MECHANICS TRAI NE ES Business Property for Rent. 506 Sanford AvenUe. Available Oc totier 1 For Information, call Sweeney's Office Supply, 372-124.6. 7 pm to Holiday Hse, 3.30 E. Commercial, Sanford. C(lJIJTPP FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur fished? bedroom, I bath, neat as a room, with fireplace, formal dining, large eatEn kItchen, extras For Rent General kitChen, part time, hours daily, 11to3, Apply in person after ________________________ Business Property 37 ________ We Have Openings For DRAFTSMAN 2 flrdroom mot,le r,r .. No pets, no afcohoIl bever - ,s Ph. 37.2-4.470, Camp Seminol' Help Wanted dining, kitcnen, Mobile Homes Rent 34 or Beautician Lake Mary Good opportunity. 322.71301 Ot 37.2.9405. GIrls, come loin the outdoor crowd and drive an Alfamonte Catering truck, Make as much as stag per week. Apply in person, 300 N. 17. 92, Casselberry, 531 .92M. RURAL HOME on large Ice on paved road. 2 Bedroom, bath, Realtor, 3235774 322 35.39 after 10 am. ___________________________ FACED W1THADRINKINC !ru1 Cr'ç.s for young man in wheel chair. 3723995. Q WeI Drilling ------------------.- (:s!om niade scrzc', rc.Irr,s, ar parts. Top workmanship and -.- - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING materials LEACH ALUMINUM 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers FABRICATION, j2) 4675, Water Condltineqs, 322 4610 — A DC OC K ONE OF OUR HOME-BUYING PLANS WILL PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE ABOUT MONETJ "BUILT FOR YOU AS IF THE BOSS - WERE BUYING IT" PLAN A WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS Roofing&SheetMetal SPRINKLERSYSTEMS Gutters&Down$po'jts 100 French Ave., .V. 2nd Sf U CarlA.Fos$er President STlfIEMACHINE5, SUPPLY CO. Read CafcoBulldes, Inc Alltypesandite's We repair and service MiDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTs Small JObs W8nttd hi 3)35 "t.nknP.'ary" F",-. - . I ' IE.ifest'y1es ACnIDieh.fl$u.R,aI(I,a,, 32? 6432 from ' 5ET1t i51R9 - VA with no down payment. .PLAN-_ FHA with low down payment. PLAN C— Conventional with only 5 percent lit Beautiful 3bedroom all new brick homes are ready for your admiration now. Prices start at 523,400. Models are open from 1 to ó in San Lanta at the corner of Melonville and Celery in Sanford. 1iu llerahl GREENBELT REALTY & INVESTMENT, INC. PtlIili'.ho'(l l','s'rry - Houses! or Sale Phone S71-10i0. sportation, References required, housework and care Outstndlng company benefits. 10 hr. week. Top pay, Call 531 3600, KEYPUNCH washer, partially fenced yard. Available nowl Adults, no pets. $310 mo. 1st & last plus deposit. Open Saturday 95; Sunday 16 HousekNp.r.Companlon for Ilcserly lad in Lake Mary. Own Iran. Oman mature dependable with Houses for Sale den. Very nice. Reasonable terms. DELTONA-area 3, 2123 AU5IIr Ave 1 bedroom, closed in porch, wall to wall carpets, air con. dl bred, electric heat, automatic - -- ''. IBM ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Free, 6447027 for "We Care'- Ir r. 323-719. ----..--- i %3.000 DOWN, like neW3 bedroom I' bath, kitchen equipped, wall fc wall carpet, fenced. $73,300, 2 B.drrn. House Trailer By Week or Month Ph. 373-5459 3467 afternoons, _____________________ Openings avaIlable in Sanford, Deltona, and Orlando area. Call '45 5576, P. W, Collint Lawn rayrsg Inc., Candace Dr , f __________________________ Hwy. I/ 92. Fern Park. TYPISTS-3 needed Immediately. Free parking, beautiful working experIenced front end man ano conditions. No fee Instant pay. mechanIc. Apply in person to File Call PforrelI, 7211 Lee Rd., Winter Supply. 2301 5. French Ave. Park, 447 - --------* FORKLIFT MECIIANICS* Personals ' ' tranpati Fringe Benefits Retired Military Welcome • Minimum Age 18 and working conditions. WorkinO knowledge of all domestic and m.o'tcars.. Applyinperson, Jack Davis, Bill tinker Volkswagen1, tf PIANO LESSONS 1? Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 37.3.3319 -, -. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE -- COUNTY. PLORtDA NOTICE OF SHERIEp's SALE CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.13*3.1 NOTICFISHEREBYGIVENIhII 6EL.AIRE HOMES, INC., A by virtue of that certain Writ of Florida Corporation Execution issued out of and und.r Plaintiff preferably in 'my home, Owni J FOP RENT _____ ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE ______________________________ Excellent working conditions;- Rated For Consecutive PRO CLEM TO NICHOLAS M. ALLIKAS Perhaps Alcoholics Aflonymou.s 3521 East 59th °Iace CanHeip NOTICE Huntington Park, Phone 173 4557 You are hereby totified that a California 90755 Write p o flu 121) petition for ac1-t;cn of your mino" YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttt an Santc.qd. Fifidj child MtCHAEi. (iE)RGE SIMON action for arssoiu,,on of marriage was filed in this Court on the 10th hat been filed against you and you WAS. A UEVOTIOII day of September, AD, 1973 by rerequiredtoserveacopyof your 373-5010 HARVEY REICH and you are written defenses. if any, to it on Ce'ntralfSapfist Church _____________________________ requIred to serve a copy of your WILLIAM If. WACK, Attorney for written defenses, if any to it, on the Petitioner, Suite 201, 616 Eost ptamn1's attorney, whole name and Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte S Lost and Found _______________________________ address Is NICK FICARROTTA, Springs, Florida 377Qt, and file the FICARROTTA & FICARROTTA, nriginl with the Clerk of the above FOUND-Dog, lor.g haired male Black With *hle thesl & 35 Barnett Bank Bviid.ng, 10(0 styled Court a? th Seminole County oaming near R-477 & Tucker Ashley Drive, Tampa, Florida 33607 (:ourihouse, Sanford, Florida, on or Dr.ve. 337 4333 and flletheorlginatw,ttsthecle.qtof betoreOctober22nd, 1973; otherwise the above styled court on or before a Judgment may be entered against Last lit? week-Small BB parrot, October 15th, 3973: otherwise a you for the relief demanded in the greenwithyellowwlngs. Valencia judgment may be entered against PetItion. & Formosa area. Says you for the relief demanded In the (Seat) "Sweetheart & Peggy." Reward. _______ complaint or petition Arthur 14. Beckwith, Jr. 373 178 Clerk of he Circuit Court WITNESS my hancland the 5e41 o -- . - By: Joy Webb Slid Court on September, 10th, 1973 . Deputy Clerk (Court Seal) PubliSh; Sept. 20. 2). Oct 1. 11, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. - OETQQ Clerk Circuit Court DET used car mechanic, excellent pa'' start immedialely. Personal ifi trrvi(w renuirCd The Less It Costs Per t.ine To buy or sell, call: (dna Woehl,r, 641 3079 ______ ____ Advancement " mornIng and evening classes available. You must be willing .__I1_ Houses Rent Furnished 33 Education Program Investigator trainee. National Company. Top Pay. Excellent 5' fringe benefits. Must have clear record. car and phone. Phone 3$ loot. 591 0761 Orlando. or Exettitiv,Ceflter Drive. An Equal Opportunly Employer. complefetraining and provide you with fullorparl time employment, which ever you desire. Both ______ A1 AUTO MECHANIF I by Dick Turner Lawn Spray Applicators iS'orkers apply in person to American Wood Products 1797$ Charles SI Longwood. Fia. & I thru S limes ........37c a lin.j If WQrknp in th secretarial field sounds interesting to you and your 6 thru 25 times ......21c a line need IS urgent, we will give you 25 times 22c a line ________________________ _______________________ _______________________ CARNIVAL Female Help Wanted ' ' RECEPTIONIST & EXECUTIVE SECRETARLAL TRAINEES I9 Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973-9 B New Home For Everything Even For You! Career D.adline-12 Noon Day Before Publication A ________ High school graduate or better: __________________________ — * * WAITRESSES* * Can lead to your golden op Truck Driver, petroleum delivery. AM. or P.M. shiff, Apply Caviller portunity If you have the Steadyandreliabl,n0110 :'' Inn, 33005, 17.92, Sanford. Qualifications and desire for your 601 W. 6th Sf, _____________________________ future. Apply ZaIe Jewelers. — !'ECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for Sanford Plaza No phone calls, deluxe adult community In South 19 Female Help Wanted a..r elease Seminole County Must be LPPI'$ I. Unemcumbered, attractit'e, and enjoy meeting people. Good Experienced preferred. Apply secretarial Skills. Six days work Lakeview NursIng Center, 919 C. Opportunity week, including Saturaays and 2nd St., Sanford, .. Sundays. Fringe benefits. Salary Turf Need baby si tIer S days a week open. Call 213-4.451 mornings $34 Drywall Hanger Needs Experienced Partner Call 372 9191 for Information Saturdays & Holidays Male Help Wanted 5 days plus overtime in a small tuneup shop, Mllex Auto Tuneup Center, Longwood. Call 11 _______________________- 5a.m.. 5:30p.m. Wantecl-Wejciers. and Welder'sHelp,rs. 373 lesman, neat, alert, personable _______________________________ Man for (anitorial and 'iard work4 Sanford area. Call Orlando $ '5526 days $307955 - 18 ____ Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, governmenl inspected. 79c a If you have an eye for real value, 4' pound, 3775737. you'll eye the classified ads ______________________________ regularly. ii Instructions 4610 El Paso Beaumont, Texas By; Joy Webb Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Sept. 13,20. 77, Oct. 1. 1973 EIOHTIIPITH JUDICtAL dR. _____ Personnel. 45 hr. week. Excellent fringe benef Its. .Apply in person aftçr 9 am. to SCOTTY'S HOME. BUILDERS, 700 French Aye? ______________________________ - ___ _____ Drivers, Warehouse and Sales ___ _________________________ _________ Male Help Wanted 18 Male Help Wanted lB tary. Also before & after school hours. Call Peggy at 13i0.is. the seal of the County Court of vs . Seminole County, Florida, upon a HENRY L. BURLEY AND finof judgment rendered in the BURLEY, HIS WIFE, IF JAMMES ABRAHAMS, deceased, NOTICE TO PUBLIC aforesaid court on the 19th day of MARRIED AND MARTHA A and at said time, th.n and there. March, AD 1913. in that certain BURLEY AND — BURLEY, HER make application to the said Ju2ge Notice is. hereby given that a DETP2 case enlitied, South Seminole Bank, HUSBAND, IF MARRIED, for a final settlement of his ad. Pubti Plaintiff, 'vs. 0. 0. Browder; Hearing will be held In the Defendants ministration Of said estate, SEMINOLE COUNTY and for City Commission Room, City Half, Defendant. which aforesaid Writ of NOTICE OF SUIT an Order dt(hargng ri,rn as such Sanford, Florida, UTILITIES BOARD Execution was delivered to me as at 5:00 P.M.. on TOQUIET TITLE Executor Notice of Public Hearing 7htsutay, October , içi, to con. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF DATED flits 13th day of Sep. i4ec the The Board of County Corn and I hCrI levied upon the following FLORIDA: following tang. and ternber. AD. 3973. deIcrlb4d properly owned by 0. D. TO THE DEFENDANTS: amendmettoth.zeningDrdin, missioners of Seminole County 5: Douglas Stenstrom sitting as the Seminole County Browder, sad property being to the City of Sanford, SemInole Henry L. Burley and — Burley, Executor of the County, FIOrIdI. Utilities Board will hold a public located in Seminoie County, Florida, his wIfe, of Route 2. WatkIns Glen, Estate Of Reossing From; RI.), Restricted hearing in the County Commission more particularly described as NewYork.ifmarri.dandMarthaA. ROSE JAMMES ABRAHAMS, Industrial District. Chambers. of the S.mino!s Covnty follows: Burley and — Burley, her DlCead. To That Of. RC.1,. RestrIcted Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on One (1) Sharp portable, black an,j husband, of Route 2, WatkIns Glen, STENSTROM, DAVIS Commercial District. Tuesday, the 23rd day of October, wtllte,'teleyision st New York,, if married, if allv•, or if I Md NTOSI-I bomefflaters That Property Described as; Lots A D. 1973 at 7 P.M., or as soon One II) Truetone color television dead to his or her unknown heirs, Attorneys (or Executor thereafter as possible to consider an set 1 through $7 and 92 through %(Iri. devisees, Iegatees, or grantee's, and P.O Box 1320 application submitted by Maitland InCluSive, Oak Hill Addition. One (1) Truetone. table model, allotherPrsonsorpacii,sciaiming S.aric., Florida 37771 and profitable way to tJtlit*es Corroration to increase the d;gital clock radio B.lng more gene, ally described b'y,through, under or against them; Plst Sept 20. 77, Oct 4. 11. 3973 Clean rates charged ts CuStomers. for and the understgned as Sheriff of and to. lo(.3td; Between 2.5Th Street out closets, DEl water and sewerage servIces in Seminole County, Florida, will 25th Place and MeIlØrtyliIe Aventje cupboards, basements, at All parties or persons having or Seminole County, FlorIda, 1100 AM. on the 19th day of Oc. claiming any right, title or andSdLRRwestolOrangeAve,stje interest attics and garages! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The areas concerned inctudt all tobt', AD. 1973, offer for sale and in All parties in inter$ arid citijrt and to the followIng described When 'ou collect a portionswfthintl5eareac,rtjfjedfor iell to the hight bidder, for cash, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA shall have an opoorItmtty to be property, Situated in Seminole Action No. 7312.9$.E heard at Said hearing. Waterandsew,rageservices for the Subjecttoanyand ill existing leins, County, FlOrida: group of still useful DIVISION C By order of the Planning and above-mentioned utility, at the Front (West Door of the Lot 1. Block 35 of Sanlando the items that the family In re: The Marriage of Zoning Commission 0 the City Aflyune having inform.tion to Seminole County Courthouse In Suburb Beautiful. Sanford Section, has lost interest in. CHARLES E. SCHEXNAVDER, Sanford, Florida. on the 20th day Of present should be in attendance at Sanford, Florida, the above according to Ptat thereof recorded the hearing, Sepfernt,er, 1973. sell them with a fast described Personal property. Said In Fiat Book 3, Page 64 of the Public Board of County Aithur H. Harris properly being stored at Adams Records of Seminole County, acting, low-cost Sanford Commission.rs ELEANOR A. SCHEXNAYQER, Osa;rmar Trartster & Storage, inc., Sanford, FlorIda. Herald Want ad! W1e By: Sidney L. Vitilen, Jr., City of Sanford Florida. Further Information YOU AND EACH of YOU. arm Dialing 322.2611 ChaIrman NOTICEOF SUIT or 831. Planning Ind Zoning available from the Civil Divijion cii notifiedthasasuittoquiettitleto,h, TO EL E A'IOP A ATTEST 9'?'3 will connect you r Cornm,ston the Seminole County Sheriffs lbove dccribed prc#rly has been Arthur H Beckth, Jr., 5t? 27. lfl3 L>epart,nen, with ,: friendly Ad. filed agant you ifld you are Clerk talc Cos.a calve DET125 That said sale is be'ng made to required to serve a copy of your Visor, . and you're on Publish; Sept. 20, 77,' Oct. 4, II, 1973 Sltisfy the New Onl..n, LouisIana 70)11 terms of Slid Writ Of answer to the Complaint on the DEl $5 your way to a less YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED — execution. Plaintiff's attorney, Robert W. that an action fr dissolution of FICTITIOUS NAME Cluttered home and a John E. Polk, Peacock, Jr. of DOLAN AND NOTICE tShere.bygiven that lam you, Sheriff fuller wallet! PEACOCK. Suite 1335, CNA SEMINOLE COUNTY wfsereinand*hw.byctacIj engaged in bu%lns at 00 Mingo Seminole County, Florida BuildIng, 255 South Orange Avenue, UTILITIES BOARD are being made against real Trail. Lonspwood, Seminole County. Publish Sept 21, Oct. 4, II, 1$, 1973 Orlando, Florida 37101; and file the Notice of Public Hearing property owr*j by you, said real Florida under the fictitious name DEl 177 original injhe office of the Clerk of The Board of County Corn property being descrioed as: _____________________________ SWIM N STUFF, and that I iflten4 the Circuit Court on or before Oc. missloners of Seminole County Lot JO, less the 7 feet thereof, and to register said name with tne Clerk fober 29th, $973; otherwl Sitfivtg as the Seminole County the NOTICE TO CREDI TOPS 'he N 3? feet of Let 11, Block 31, of the Circuit Court, Seminole Utilities Board will hold a pubtic allegitions of the Complaint will be SUBURITAN HOMES. Section 2, as County. Florida in Accordance with hearing in OF BULK TRANSFER taken as confessed ret(.r,$ed in Flat Book 5, page 92, of the provisions of the FiClitioiit Chambers the County Commission August25, 1973 This Notice shall be published of the Seminole County the Public Records of Seminal. Name Statutes. To Wit: Pursuant to the provisions of once each week for four (1) con Section CourtMe Sanford, County, Florida. Florida, on Section 6 107 of the s&s.og Fluida t.tvtes 1,S,. Tuesda', the l3rcf dc,' .j' Octo', mrtsaI Code (FSA Uniform Corn- sective weeks in the Sanford andvouarereqthredtos.,acopy 5: RichardS. Van di Houten 4766-107), you Herald. AD. 1973 at 7 P.M., ur as poq are sereby notified that on the 5th of your written de1enj. if any, to it Publish. Sept 1). 20. 77, Oct. 1, $973 DATED this 24th day of Sep. thereafter as p IbJe to ctenide an day of September, 3913. a transfer c's LAWRENCE P. klRKW000,of OCT11 in tember, 1973. APPltcatlon Submitted by Indian bulk assets FELDEQ. BETTIP4GHAUS & ut PAUL W. BRIGGS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Hilts Utilities, ln. to Increas, the arid lSOLlpfE C. BRIGOS, I4IERS, P.O. Drawer "B', Winter ______________________________ his wife, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr rates charged its customr Park. Florida 37759, on or betore IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR for dba MASTER METAL WORKS, Clerk, Circuit Court water ano sewerage sirviC October flnd 1973. and f.le the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SetiWiole in whose buSin addrs 5 9*7 S. C. Ctrjnty, Seminal. County, Florida Florida Lake Street, Lcrtg*oo..1, Florida, ovciralwitfltheClerkoftheC.rc,j., CASE HO. 72-1)74 C By Joy Webb Tn, arees Court Ctthtf before Serv,(e on DIVISION E concerned ini'lude all willbsrnadetoCApL M BARROP4, Deputy Clerk rtinswIttnlheare11,f, Pqt'f,ncr's attorney or Em. In cm: Petttion .f w$so5q businets addreSs iS 370 W. Publish: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 35,3973 wacerandsewenagesef.,,iC,or the Pinefocli, Orlando, Fkglda, mediately thereafter; Otherwise, a ROBERT JOHN PRISELAC and The DCI 139 above mentioned Utility 0,4ault v.tl be entered agent, you 9iER IDA WHITE PR1SELAr. h - % deti' f the transferors are not to 0k,' An rune hew .ng informaf,c' paid ifl tnc rei,ef demanded n the wife. full by I 'se underslgneo buyer present should be in 1ttflda SEMINOLE COUNTY Complaint or' Petition. and the folloainq Information is at NOTICE OF ACTION the hearing. UTILITIES BOARD furnisiled to you herewith. WlTNESSmvhmndafljth,1f of TO: Richard Louis Ferrara Board of County Notic, of Public Hearing the Court on September 17th, 1913. I The properly to be trinslerred 379 Eagle Avenue Cornmrsion,rs. The Board of County Corn (SEAL) consi&tsof all inventory. equipment W. Hempstead, New York av Sidny L. Vhlan, Jr., mistloners of Seminole County Arthijr H. Becxwith, Jr. fl1tures,officeequiprnen,,andotpl YOU ARE NOTIFIED tPsl an silting as the Seminole County Chairman Clerk of the Circuit Court personal property locIted at 912 Action for Adoption was filed ATTEST UtilitipS Board wit? hold a nut,t: I La jo,' "fh tvrrt, ln.-j, Fid ..c' . red ..f.4nnJ n the COuPty (ornnhu;c-n '1 0Cb.I!, Jt I I ltfij -'" -'.' total of the ser.e a oi P,Tit,Ontrs' At Clerk Chambers of the Seminole County PubisJr Sept. 70. 77. )Ct 4. 11. $913 tome1', Warren 5 Kiter, transterc''s debts $ WhOSt PJJJIj4 . fpf 20, fl Oct. 1, Sanford, Fliridi, on DEl s* 3 A tChid'jtl Of the property to be Courthouse, 11, 7973 ress i5 P0. Box 745, Winter OFT translerred ,*n'J a list of the futsday. the 2r,ij clay of October, Park, Florida 12719k on or before FICTITIOUS fiAME creditors of Ihe above.namd AD. $973 at 1:00 P.M., or as soon October th, 17J, and flIt the -HOT I.'E 1$ hereby given that *i trasflserort, as furnished by the said therearter as possible to consider an FICTITIOUS NAME original with Ihe Clerk of Dsi Court are engeged Wt busintlu *t . trans$erOrI,MaYbelr,w,cteda,m. application submitted by CIM NOTiCEisMry.jIytpijja ,its,qbel*Urvlc,onp,$itioqt.ers' Utdtiis Company reque'sflng BOxwOod Cm., WInter Springs, following ad-ese decertitication of areas as covered i*minole County, Flørida under the otherwise a Dtfutt will be entered Park Ayt., Sanford, Seminole Sh',ee, L QWd, FlorIda. fictitioul name of CYCLONF made by Certificate No 17 for sewerage 4. Th tran$fe, is not bIng you for th, relief demanded County, Florida under the fktitioijs and Cerfifcate No 31 for water CLEANING SERVICE, nd that to pay or satiSfy existing debts name Of THE VILLAGE CRAFT . Petition ' fl Srnnoie County, Tha aunt of new con SStvn WE, an'2 that ir.tn'J to rrgr 'iCSS my hand ir Flor.da, c tnt Citcu,t Court, rr.'r,Ott said naite flith the Clerk of th* siderton to be ai1 f.r thi above this (et,r$ on pt''' Board of County County, FiOrid i afcgrarice with deuribd transien is s1&io 00 Ind C ircuit Court, Serninof, County, Commissioners the pfO'4'0flS of the FlCtitio3 - Fionid* fit lCCordance *ith ttte iStObcpaidonSeptemou,I9fl,at Arthur H Bec.kwitfs, J Name Statutes, tO.Wl?: Section provisions of th Fictitious Name 9$7 S. C. Like Street, t.on'jwood, ' By' 5: Sidney L. Viblen, Jr., Clerk of he Circuit court Chairman Se509 Florida Statutes 1957. florida Statutes, To Wit: Settion 5,4509 By' Joy Webb ATTEST S ..-.-' Ai Deputy Cierk AND GET A.rlh,..r H Beci'.',,th J R'chaVa i. Co Isoltn, C flr*ggs - Wdl;ani A Barker Publish: Sept.77, Oct. 4 II, 1$ )3 . Clerk Sept, 77,, 011. 4, 11, IL 1973 DEl Psblith' Sept II 70 77 Oct 4, 1973 Publish: Sept 71 Oct 4, 11. 36 1973 Pj,hth Sept. 20. 77. 1973 DE' OET.131 LiFT f_I t14 -' I -- Will keep children In my hme2 blocks from Longwnod Elemen We have openings for Trucii CP.IrIIS. — THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE. FILE NO. 73)94-Cp 6_________________ Child Care and ARiN K. AUSTIN, ctlid notified and required to iwCsent d St., Sanford, Seminole County. Commercial Ave. Sanford, Senohe any claims and demar.d wtich Florida under the fictitious name Of County. Florida under the fictitjs you, or either of you, may WALLI S CA8IPIET SHOP, and name of SLOAN REALTY, and that haveac,ain%t the eState of WILLIAM I intend to rcgister said name with I Intend to register said name with . E NH IN G s PATTER SON, the Clerk of the C1rcult court. the Clerk Of the Circuit CO'Jt't, oeceesed,lateof saId County, tome ,Scmtnoie County, Flordi in •. Seminole County. FlOrida in ac Circuit ,ge of Seminole County .r rice with the prC.lsons of with ih pra4is Of . FlOr, at his office n Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit; t,t'tlous Name Ststutes, To-WI?: houw of said County at Sanford. sectiOn 163 09 Florida StatuteS 1957. Florida, within sI calendar months Section 565.09 FlorIda Statutes 5 R. L. Sloan 5: 8. E. Rogero fromtnetImeo4theflrstpulcation Publish: Sept 27, Oct. 1, 11. II. 1973 Owner Operator of this notice. Two copies ot eacn Publish: Sept. 4. 33. 20, 77. 1973 0E1126 claim or demand Shall be in writing, DET-Il ' and shall state the place of reSidencC of Gctob., &D. 7?3, wesenl Io the $6505 florida StatuteS 1957. Cirtult Judge. Probate Diviion 5 - Feed V. Edwards Seminole County, Flor'da. his FiOII Publish: Sect 4, 13. 20. 27, 1973 Refun, account and vouchers as DEllS Executor of th* Estate of ROSE respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO PAUL L. VIPONC) ___________________________ Husband RESIDENCE AND MAILING Missouri 63301 ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a YOU ARE NOTIFIED tt Eigtrmth Judicial CIrcuit In and Petition to Adopt and Make Foreign Petition tor Dissolution of Marriage for Seminole County. FIOfidlOn the Divorce Decree a Florida Judgment tas been flied against you In the 11th day of September, 1913, in the of Dis,solution of Marriage and Other above named Court, and you are above-styled cause, I will sell st ReIefhssbeenfIedagal,tyou.nd required to serve a copy of your public auction to the highest bidder you are required to serve a py of Answer or pleading to the P•$Etion for cash at the West door of the your written defenses.. if any, 101,011 on Pthtioners attorney. ROGER L. COvrtbOuseintheCi'yof51nfrda$ WILFRED H. CONRAD. BERRY,of CLEVELAND, MIZE & thehour of 11:00 am. on the 19th day Petitioner's attorney. ose ad BERRY. P.O. Drawer 1, Sanford, of Octber. 1973 that certain parcel theis is 100 North Hhway Florida, and file the originli Answer of real property descrIbed as Cassetbirry, Florida 32707. on or or pleading In the oftice of the Clerk follows before October 19th. 1973, and file of the C.rcult Court In and for Beginning at the Southwest corner the original wh the clerk of this Seminole Counly, Florida, on or of the East ' of the SE ' of the SW courl either before service on before the 72nd day of October, A.O of Section Number Nineteen 119) Petitioner's attorney or Im. 1913 of Towntip Twenty-one (21) SOuth, med,ately thereafter; otherwise a If you fail to do so, Iudgment uy Range Thirty (30) East, Thence run default will be entered agaInst default wtII be taken against you for East Two Hundred and Ten (210) •01 the relief demanded in the the relief demanded In the Petition. feet, West Two Hundred and Ten PetitiOn. WITNESS my hand and seal this (210) feet, South Two Hundred and WITNESS my hand and th, seal of 14th day of September, AD., 1973 Ten (210) flu to place of beginning, this Court on September 17th. 1973. Seal) containing one acre more or lets, ICircult Court Seal) Arthur 14. Beckwlth, Jr. situate In Seminole County, Florida .trlhur H. Beckwllh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Ccurt IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have As Clerk of the Court By: Joy Webb hereunto et my hand and ofliciai By; Cecell. V. Ekern Deputy Clerk seal on this tne 24th day of Sep 5: WILFRED H. CONRAD CLEVELAND, MIZE 1. BERRY tembir, 1973. Attomty for Petitioner Attorneys for Petitioner (Seal) 300 Piorth Highway 3792 P 0 Drawer Z Arlh*jr H. 1IC(kwith, Jr (T.3sJ:t'rr I I.rc1 ]?YC'' cintord, Fft'r13 77l t tht LrC..Jt CQ,JII, t'utlSh t'pt. i). ,.'7, Oct. 4, 11, If) l'tjliSfl. Sept. 20, 37, Oct 4, II, I,1J Seminole County, FlorIda DETI9 DEl 91 By: Cecella V. Ekern _____________________ Railroad buff Rowland entertains no doubt that that the project will get on the track. If it does, he'll be at the throttle of a steam locomotive in St. Au.gitlne, Fla., on April 1, 1975. The train will leave America's oldest city that day for a crlsscross, iS-month, 30,000-mile journey through all 48 of bias and is free of ccnnmercialism. We also ai'e open to and DCnda, PAUL L. VIPOND. North Orlando Avenue Maitiand, Florida 33731 Notices heteby given that under a Decree for Partition entered by the Judge of the Circuit Cor? 0, the says, - iegal Notice I _______ ROY C AUSTIN, JR., Petitioner, 414 The foundation was approved as nonprofit last year by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and thIs June by the In. ternal Revenue Service. It's out to raise $20 million fran all sources, Including pen. nies from American school children, for "a fair on wheels" that Rowland believes Is "so much better an Idea than cities fighting to be the bicentennial city." "We'll take the bicentennial to the American people," he "Well carry everything from the Uberty Bell in VhlJa. delphia, iiwecai getit, tomoon rocks,"says Rowland. The foundation has enlisted the aid of noted scholars to compile "the major things that have gone Into the making of America," and to present the history fairly, he said. "We're dedicated to maintaining that the story told has no political PlaintU. JGYCE A. VIPOND. NOTICE OF SALE TO: ADOLPHI. JACKSON FoundatIon. I Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IITI EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAL CIR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOl CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.290.0 CASE PlO. 73-1562 CIVU. ACTION NO. 731292 B DIVISION C MABEL GIBBS. r IP Marriage of ii' 'C: Tb. Marriag, of iie I Legal Notice I 1TheSanford Herald 1 ra iii tA ii S J fli F:c r ' 2OOtf 3 .3 I ___ Thursday, Sept. 27. 1973 SIIIIla%' Realtors - Phone 831 5007 I �106-The Sanford Herald Herald Thursday, Sept. 27, 1973 Ads Never "Warm '. " Bench The Thev All - 41 41 Houses for Sale - - 2S09 YALE Well built 7 bedroom, 1 bath frame 4 -- - I T -- SANFORD GLANCES by Gill -"' " 's...- ______ _____ &.. _ 6A GAS :I -..---, '•• . 1 kIt Furn ished Orlando. Ph. 159-1791. Terms available. Hi-s. Mon-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat 'V TO ). TiltS 3 BEDROOM, loist bath has hat, air and equipped kitchen With ice maker refrigerater 571,750 Irt ci;xi S-ct' ond.tc.n Pinecresf .MAITLAND FLEA MART. 1911 Hwy. 17 02. Open Sat. 1 Sun. 9.5 °' 1312920. 131 . J 14. Appliances .i. z-s'a. The In Sanford gas shortage maybe a good th ing. Marriage lasted longer when young folks did their ER LOT, 73' x 130', 11000 courting In a porch swing!,, _____ Color World TV _____ _____ -- -. . 322-2420 Anytime 'Saritord's Sales Leader" sir Multiple Listing Agenq TOPS 7543 Part Or 47 - Investment AS $4495 Ask aboal FREE rent! Hwy. 17 77 at Lake Kathryn LOUGW000 Estates, 2 ml. north of 1-twy. 436. Use 7VO FOR ONE Highway frontage-zoned at. 3 TWO bedrooms. 2 baths, also 7 bedrooms. 1 bath Ready to move in. Priced of 8.39,900. To rae, call Connie Russell Assoc. Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 Inc. Realtors Lo,Igwood ------------------- CailBart Real WALLTO WALL .'.'EDIATE INSTALLATION Commercial carpet wholesaler ties V)ff. 70Q yerds of new broadloom carpet left over from commercial installation. Will sell and install, at bu,fders wholesale coSt. 40 '.0 below retail. Financing available up to 36 months. Free home estimate. ARIES CARPET Call collect! UNITED - WILSON M.kER FURNITURE buy-sell-trade 311.313E.FfrstSt.. 322-Mn Orange Ave.. Orle'.do Ph. 859- Segler Oil Heater, good condition. 1291. Terms available. Hrs. Mon. C.tt 322471?. Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. 2 Double Spool beds, complete with Want to Sell Something? A small mattresses 3 Chairs, dresser, -investment in a Classified Ad will portable TV. Golf bag & clubs, bring resvlls. fires. Misc. 2100 Perk Ave. THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES l! • •r -1 ".1 I rench Pfciv,n(,ai bedroom wt, $79.95 and up, 6 Sales. 3 stylfl to choose from, M9.93 to 8)5983 '. ' , '.' - 54 4' 9 Living roc,rn sets IS piece) $11; 6 All 1973 model air conditioners will love seats 119, 1 3 wfas $61 to $761; be sold at actual store costs) Liti misc chlrs, recliners, etc. 71 372 0214, ak for Sam. uruurn SI5 )YJ "ch. i bedroom sets (Modern ill. Provincial) with bedding 1121, rare branij box springs & mattr,~ss 4$ per sets Odd Chests & right stands 10Ir available. inspect at United Freight Sales. Warehouse Outlet. 1530 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Ph _______ $39 $291. Hi-s. Man. Fri. 8 to,. Sat. 9 to S. Terms available. ________________________________________________ Garage-Rummage Sales 5 Wanted to Buy -'---------- ------- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition, 4441126, Winter Park NEW WORLD TRAVEL ____________- 64 - 19U Super Beetle, radio, White wall tires, blue, 12,000 miles. Good --nWtlon Aum" bank Fury iii '72, 4 dr. vinyl hardtop. PS. PS, steel belted tires, tape. Like new, $2375. 3230174 322-3991 (days) **AMC h1,y 17 97 Longwood 134-9421 - JEEPS** Auto Repairs Parvs. Accessories Equipment for pen? '1]e - ____________________ I -. 1• 11)11,4f ZAVRE •FIRH $314231 O New Sets MATTRESS & Its Ksrtg Complete $88 PLAZA PARK Springs 11 rear 16. impact absorbing steering wheel. Fire-retardant upholstery. Contoured rear seats. 21, Recessed door locks. Floor. to-dash Center console. Bumpers that quality for Insurance discount, Meets newest U.S. emission standards. 25, 12-month warranty. Our extras aren't added on; they're built In. Test drive it More than SOOd.alesrs CDSst'to-oa.t. The front wheel drive Subani. The car for people who know all about imported cars. ' WHERE THE '-''c CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Oft L if L AUC on Sale IL PL I fli's; L;U Hwy. 436 & 17.92 . 0 -, suspension. MacPherson strut front Economy-up to 30 mpg on regular. It. Tichomiter and electric clock. Fully-reclining, high-back bucket seats. Cigarette lighter. Elow.through ventilrtion. Undercoating and nylon carpeting. Hinged windows. H;a;:, dairostar, ;r.. taar window dfog.je. UNCLAIMED CARGO sto --.. Front disc biak,s. 4-wheel independent susp.nsi.n. S. flew 1400cc engine. G. Rack and pinion steering. 7. Radial tire, .i;h tpted covets. C. Tirdid all l'tJ Cle',eile Super Sport. )6. Air. automatic, AMFM tape, radio, vinyl top 193.0 372-278%. and •---- Front wheel drive. AM pushbutton radio. Jeep, 1954, CJ3R. rebuilt body and motor, new paint. 214 W. 15th St. 372 4179, ., -' Stripped or fuIIyequipped. Samehaturec Same price. IIOTHIN DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373. 4230, 68-13.11. '-.--- '- Subaiu GL Coupe. ST.. -- boat. 1967 DODGE MONACO , LOADED $28 JBARU \'T kGON ___________ '6 1966 Wildcat Buick, everything power and everything works. Air conditioned. Special, $593. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 373-7940. IN For the best buy in Ames .an Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see: '11 Franklin Motor Home Like flew, DON BALES Hs many extras Con be seen at Motor oro Company 1? Oaks Campground, Sanford, 5 5 French Ave,222 4311 32.3 8345. buy ___ , JnTFU#4.0 herald Want Ad by calling 3fl. 7611, and asking for a friendly Aøvisor. ' Stamps - Coins - WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle Pt'mj Sell them quickly with a ' and Sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk .kcr cons SEMINOLE cOiti CENTER, 109 W. IsI 323 1352. (olf Cart. E Z Go, good batteries, 1173. Call Chariine Andre-ws. $3$, gj Autos for Sale acrivice. 371 1497. I , ilk I URNITURE I. AUCTION. 199 P4 11 92, Longwood S.7O70 To Sports Equipment 1969 Gran Sport 400, CAM, Headers, Mags, AM.FM, all power, needs transmission, $400. Baxter. 327 U09. 65 Olds convertlble. Good Condition, !' !' needs little body work 17' Travel Trailer and Dodge Sedan with low hitch. Will sell as a unit or separtate. Will consider trade. Can be seen at 905 Santa flirbara 1.r , 'ri ford C A. WHIDDON SR. 111 N. Park Ave. 69 mileage. Private owner. 3222359. - 80 1977 72' Centurian. Sleeps 6. Pay t'quity of $300 and take over. Call $ /4 "' FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Dollar Paid ,jç,,on evrry Camping equipment, U name it, ' have itt Gov't surplus galore, Surplus World, 11631 E. Hwy. 50. ..!!0M1 Twin beds, dresser, chest, set. In good cov4ition. Dinette , cedar chest, rollaway bed; Oil heater. items. 781$ Sanford Ave. 332 624.1, Wed., Thurs., Fri. Campers Travel Trailers CASH 322-4132 1971 Toyota Corona, new tires, 4 speed, 2$ ml. per gal. air. saw 9-3.17 _______ - Getting ready to move? Sell excess items ,,ckt'"4'tt a Cl41$lfiedad l Camping Equipment -- C • ALJC1'(ON I? Volt Auto Batteries sues Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Saturday, Septemb,qnth,7:p REEL'S BODY SHOP at the Deflary Fire Department, .'tampooer for Only $1 per 1109 Sanford Avenue CARROLL'SURNITURE, I? Colomba Road. Ranges, Dishes, glassware. pots Civil Heaters, Laundry tub, Sofa bed, stainless steel flatware & misc, 5th1ftCall between 9l.ô Reclining Chair, FishIng Household items. 310 W. 3rd SI., 65 3n 111111% Pets and Supplies some antiques, tools. Many Sanford, mIscollangus Items, Relax In aireeds. Lot GARAGE SALE, Friday and condlllontd comforl and pick up a 17 Junk Cars Removed ul start your dogInourFaII,e'm bargain. Saturday. 1214 Randolph Sc. , dial price for Sept. Call 323 Sanford. tbiintfoned. unwanted, junk cars' 4971. _______________________ PUBLIC AUCTION hauled away. Your cost, Every Monday Nile HondreJ Cl books. SiC teitbooki. D-.chh,inJi, AKC miniature, black Crtarnjo 793 6194 anytime LP 'erds. Clothes. 2 7P.M. 21½, ta.i, also ,. lire 7 lbs., won - folding chairs, crafts ar )pen daily, 9-5. We buy or sell one 3 s. Anttnil Haven households of misc. items. piece or household. Consignments 18 Motorcycloc 'UI'V - Saturday & Sun. $1. 2617 lIar. welcome. 323-730. SANFORD - _____. - -7. . AUCTION, Hwy. 1797, Sanford. I9T3Hodaka 100c c. Super Rat Trail cisWsAVe., Sanford. Call 37361,,. German Sht"d puppy, Iemaig, to Bike. Like now, $215, ph. 322.3134. Fri.. Sal., Sun.-Pictures, 3 antique bran lamps, love seat, table '70 Kawasaki 35OAvOnger Animal Haven Grooming chairs, vases, platters, glassware. SATURDAY. SEPT. 29 Boarding Kennels. 3225752 42$ Scott Ave., 322-?Dn. 10 130 Howard Blvd., Longwood T SANFOR D STORAGE & SANFORD -AKC, extra good watch dogs. TRANSFER CO.. 131 h and Trucks and Trailers 323 37 Boats 8 Marine * French, Sanford MOVING selling 79 entire contents of our Equipment AKC Toy Poodles mo. old male FALCON RANCHERO premls4s,lnclvdiflg furniture, - black, all shots, 135. Ph. 322 -6600. Hydraulic lift tailgate - 'TCratt, 2%', 133 Marc. Power, office equipment, hundreds of Air cond t oned, good mechanically, boxes and miscellaneous items. hot dIp galvanized trailer. Tap. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, good tirts. 1495. 2121 Magnolia deck, radio. full canvas, like new, u,orses 377373$ - "vi - like new, iprice. bed for beach cottage. Ph. 838-4984 after 3:30 P.M. Ut 7 -. AUCTIOn _ A ___ 56 - 9 to S. Sept. 78, 79lPt Fvrrltvre. clothing and many misc. Items, 370 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary. ______ oun L. •M Cash buyer for used articlei, fur nilure. dc, HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 3226972, .- Rummage Safe-Longwood Church Of God. Seminole Blvd. Fri. & Sat. Sept. 28 1. 29, , to S. Warehouse Outlet Iocat,j 3111 S. Ora". Ave. 0:i.ó. (latwieps Holden & Mithl9ips), Hewrs 9 9 Men.-Fri. Sal. Ili I LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ___________ RflRcn.a kAAnhI, 2977 HWY. I? 97 372 5961 - Name brand vacuums, 549.93, $9995 New '73 Singers. 15993 each STEREO SPECIAL 700 walt. AX 6000 Garrard coin nenl set. rig. lISP. new only UA. Al; available speakers, headphones and Garrard turn tables, Washers and Refrigerators. Dick's A pplian ce Sales & Service, 2617 S. French Ave., SaiIuvd. 32 76 5i. 15' GEM Camper. with 10' x 12' Screened enclosure, $600. Frigidaire Washer, $33. 13 Cc.url St • 377-4870 .--. .- •._ - 196$ CAMARO. 6 CYLINDER, NOTHIP4r, DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3236730, 423-1314. ,'_' for used furniture, appliances' 1972 Argosy Camping Trailer. With tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. accessories. Self contained, Air L.irrv'- AAr. 'ii& Mar' "it a. Ord conditioned.Call $304730. CLOSED UNTIL OCT 1 16' Bonita LSMercury& Trailer AlmoSt new. h, 3fl.4 Brand new $ track AM FM 100 watt 'component 3 only, original price 11'Run4bt. Trailer. hp. 511$, Save SO pct. 594. Terms or All accessories Included, $300 Call cash. See at Sanford Sewir,g 127 Ccritør hi ' _______ FREIGHT SALES 69 - It - SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE -. ••.. -. IN SHIPMENT Freight Damaged - .-=-•---------. - Boats & Marine Equipment Get cash buyers for a small in vestment Place a cost classified ad for results SCRATCHED Orlando Drive, 373 344. Household Goods - Miscellaneous For Sale Singer sewing machines $39.95 to $3995 Inspect and test at 3350 S SI CARPET Pool Table taking up too muc.i room? A Classified Ad will find it 4 bUyer, 50 Miscellaneous For Sale Estate 7l Hour Service Call 322 74" property 'LAKE MARY. flew 2 biiroom duplex. near SiC. Stromberg, Genuine Discounts I We'RE sisag carpet, central Pseat & air. OVERSTOCKED. . Over 40 2330,nal thly income. Owner, 323. moidels to choose from! AS LOW 1812. - LlstingS wantc'd Income and 16 SO Real Estate Wanted 55 - - -____ -.--- TELEVI5IOP1SETSTJ FILLERS 26 1 9Orianao Drive, 377 037 ' .('\ - 1967 Chevrolet Del Air, 6 cyl., good condition. Best offer, 323198.), i \ / \.,..__ , 641 1006 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697. Refrigerators and Air Con ditioners. GENEVA HEATING 8. AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS '' - UUMt2UNENJ New and Used. Freezers, Washers, Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 17 92. I mile S at DeBay, ..__ WASHER. parts, service, used machines. ., / .- ZlIt WHITE tOE APPLIANCES, 644- I pece ectonal, Blot. Swn:j King rocliner, red, and other misc, items, plus 1124 Pontiac Star Chief, excellent condition, $500. or best offer. Call 322-0745. ', : Color TV $14.95 Mo. I D inrurr,ae- Plan SUMMER SALE _________ headers. chrome rims, I new tires. A I condition, 3fl-779$, 1972 beautiful walnut Cabinet, AM FM multiplex radio. S track tape player, psychedelic lights, and much more. Guaranteed Sold new for $129. Pay balance of $115 or $1-SO monthly. Phone 6.47-1377 for freehometnial HALLMAPK 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave., winter Park ' ' y lorally and get service. snqer Golden Touch & Sew -- Ill. NeCChI WARRANTY. Fri Delivery. qI area, on J - Autos for Sate 1970 Dunebuggy, )ICP', chfbmi REPOSSESSED STEREOS SEWING MACHINES RCOP4DITIOP4EO Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. 1965 Ford engine complefo. 390 Cu, In. V-I, good condition. Hear it run. Ph. 322-4047. PT'ITI.t North * THREE BEDROOM. 2 bath furGREGORY MOBILE HOMES nished. Has Mat, air, terrazzo 33 Orlando Dr. 3OFr,nchAve, floors, awning windows, and an 323-5500 ground above pool in "as i%" 1233300 condition. Might be just *hat Deloro 1970, 12' x 65 two bedroom, you're looking for. 126,000. Ik ti baths, carpet. central heat & c, Zeijndr, lorim, *created Ii, it Call 22.240 Anytime 30' patio Car,ort, 3wrinqs. S.Snford'% Sales Leader — skirting, tie-downs. Longwood, Your MUIIiPIC Listing Agency 17.2. Adult park Sanford REALTORS 25.S Park Dr 322-lm. 57 80 STEREOS " ---- ---- -- ---- Zig by Ail Santorn 00 Thursday, Sept. 27,1973-11 B - ----------- . ACE Rl ' cront --_- ' TV.RadioStereO Si Wilnul hoiSt,, floor model-- SM Monthly p.atrt;enhs lOS $7 per See at Sanford Sewing E. 1st Downtown. Ph. "-'-r. 122 94 ii or evenings--13111M. Double bed Like now, Phone 373.3614 Sates. 3330 S. Orange Ave., LOTS, mostly cleared, total tag, 240' x 133' in depth. )0. Two lots, corner 13th St. & Myrtle Ave, by owner. J. E. Williams. P.O. floe 355. loxoisatchee, Fla., 13470, * Place Homes W.V. stretch stitch sewing machines, 60 pct. off manufacturer's list price. Inspect & lest at United Freight Drea mwo!d ','-ooele Home Bank Repossessions. 15 to choose from. 831.2323 D-aler. r. STEREOS KENMORE tnctrnm . TH Remodeling-¼ ftp. jig saw, $45: Large ttOTOfl! MRt,lW,r.IUr. wig, but r un s like rww. 133. Call 3n. Hone, no motor, $10; double bed t complete, $10; shelves. etc. Mus I sell. 373-5132. _________________________________ Il cu. ft. Ccldspot refrigerator freezer. Coppertone. Excellent freezer. FREIGHT DAMAGED - - Realty It Where They See it. ... 1n The Herald's Classified Ads Say Appliances_-- .52 Goods freezer. tenstrom Mobile Homes LONG YARDAGE in your guest for a hoUse. Don't punt tPt ball awayl Drive right to 109 E. ,Ilnklns Circle in Pincrnt and 60e 17 Schutt. 2 bedrooms with loft. , an ,-.. ,. -u' tr. :i;r,g r.-,i, 5 call us. We'll show this 3 bedroom, * tOO' lot. Leisure World MObile !'3 2 bath w;ltt r.co, , i'ome Estates. Fit. 6 ST ,jitt'i' porch and niany othrr It4turt's, .4 30 p.m. including the $23000 price lag. Household UNITED FREIGHT SALES has for sale to the public (1) 300 watt AM. FM components, $61 each; (3) 6000 -Garrard component systems Model RD168. 16 cu. I!, no frost reg. 5449 .v only 1756, speakers Harvest refrigerator. Top included Il sets headphones Go ld finish. Only $15 mo Full each; radio headphones $13 warranty. Call 3720744 ask for each; Il tape decks $20 each; 7 Sam. STEREO CONSOLES $18 each. Also available misc. speakers, PICK UP PAYMENTS DsR turn tables. JVC quad set and Garrard turn tables' Inspect and Speed Queen washer and matching dryer. Both $15 mo. Call 3'2 0041, test at 3350 S. Orange Ave., ask for Sam Orlando. Ph. 139-8791. Hrs. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to 3 Terms - or a, nice & clean available. Makesdoublebed 3727017 BRAND NEW 1913 name brand Kingsberry Si - nge Avenue, Sanford Is It Fourth Down Miscellaneous For 53!e -- S acre ranch ?ad road, miles from DeLand, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. room, central air Carpeted. swimming pool. Entire acreage fenced with back yard fenced. 7 wells, barn andworks.hop,landscap,d.142.000 with terms. Ph. 904U94713, Homes Iwo 3 bedroom. 7 baths. 2344 and 2516 El Capstan, Sanford. Central BUY THROUGH OWNER. newly heat air, fully carpeted. Convert refurt3Ishel 3 t't&oom home, tonal financing, 611 466.0, CRANK fenced iard, 3231201 - C ON ST RUCT ION. .A.Wp1lDDON$R.,8ROKt \'ahe room tot U3 00y, move a 11lN. Park, Sanford u.irage sale with a tow-cost 322599%, Nights, 323110 .Jassified ad! Realty so - tots, eocn Mi X ISU. 12900 CaSh or $3000 with terms. Ph. 315a0i. The Sanford Herald ' *1 t'Ox . - - 1 SIDE Lotsand Acreage 2603 Park Drive Bl and rirw 2 or 3 bedroom Days tOwnhOu;(1 Choice tocationt No ____________________ car needed for shopping, schools or churches Wail to wall Shag BY OWNER. Acreage and home On S Acres for sale. Frontage on black Lake JU.p, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carpeting. D,sh*ather, dIsposal. top road. Zone agriculture, Ideal air. heat, p6neied throughout, range and central heat air for home site and pasture for carpeted, fireplace, 2 car carport, Hurry There's only 1 of each. 322. horses. 1 miii from Sanford. over 2.000 ft. 322.1256. 5661. I L U U V WA I V ,J'JJ1l I I i,r'iri:.i Small )bedroornframeon approx. l PFAITY acre. $15,000. Terms, Owner. 349. TAFFER REALTY 5601. I) ODE. 25th St., Sanford 3726457; After S.322.71l1 3226691 One acre with two houses facing Airport Blvd. $45,000 Terms 322 JIM HUNT REALTY _ ... Reg. PrOktrI Sanford,Fa. VS 332 8173 4lghls3fl.1434 323.0700 2S7l Park Dr 3222118 Realtor-After Hours: 39291.372- 3913)2064 -1 -T. - -, - RFALTY (() home. Newl 4in!d oniv Simm with $1875 down. Balance at pct. Call DON HOWE 43 Houses for Sale (;et Into Action Fern Park J , The car for people who never considered one. DICK BAIRD INC. HWY. 436,17-92 831-1318 -- - FERN PARK Bennett, TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE 1974 TRADE • INS .4 ' 74 MO -. ,.., . ..2l H out - - 50 NEW 73 - , 72 Chevrolet Vega Hatchback AT, Air, Radio,11,0*0 Mules $2695 a . :. 72 Chevrolet Call 3721176 after lI'ahlFlb.rgtassHs,,,t,itt $800 373')O-a$afterIp.m. -. , $3295 . Service Rt.46WestSanford 323-5620 p::' Pass Wagon-AT, PS, PB, Air-One Owner . ujeH s iiuction Classes now forming In bi'glnne' English Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables. 332 .JJ 6 =-Juuu We are 1910, 13will jeep. Call 333.43 19S4 Ford T&Hasbnj Shortened, Has fill mud grips Runs good, has tow bar, hunting buggy. $200. Call 377753$. WE ARE STILL WE 1NI Ford 54ton truck. 360 automatIc $1000 Call after 3:30 322-3988 or 122-2794, IF YOU ARE INTl DON'T SEE - :d I - $4595 1973 5. LIKE IL BUICK NEW BARGAINS! , LeSabre Custom Coupe- no Owner. Like Nw- $3895 ': . £ . TRADE. INS ARE COMING IN DAILY WE WANT TO MOVE 'EM OUT! 72 Chevrolet Caprice Coupe-One Owners See To ApeMt precla PB, RAH, Factory , Green Equipped with automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, yelkswfinith , $3290 '1972 Ford LTD 4000r I Sharp maroon topped with Whito vinyl roof, automatic, air, power stetring and brakes. $ 29 -NEW~9 71 01.1 uS Cutlass 4 Door Sedan-0n Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air 4 Door-Low Mileage, One Owner-VL AT, PS, PB, Pontiac's sports car It's loaded with air, 1;ower steering and brakes. automatic transmission, 1973 Fury lii 4 Dr., (IT, l I' PS, AC, Tint GI Whi Co ver, 199 Dodge Polara 1971 Ford Galuxle 4-Door with only 38,000 miles, equIpped wIth automatic . ENDICOT I $3777 - -..---- ___________ ' 1 Ill 3190 $ With luggage rack, extra low mileage and unbeliovably clean, automatic and air conditioning ............. , --_-- 4. AM LOW MILEAGE _______________ 1972 FIr bi d $189J - PONTIAC Equipped with economical 6 cylinder engine, automatic AM-FM radio and air con. 1972 Pinto Wagon 7 r- &a maverick 8 '7" i • 69 Chevrolet 70 Buick Skylark Sa tellite PS PB Covers, Mldgs, lv ______________ LIKE NEW .: Impala Custom Coupe. One Owner-Real Nice £ 1972 Ford Ranch Wagon . 70 Chevrolet 2195 $3276 Lt $3195 Impala 4 Door, Low Mileage, AT, PS, PS, Air- $ One Owner ' AC, R&H, Tint Glass, V WhI. Covers 8 Vinyl Ro ' I ... Laguna 2 Dr HT, Vi Duster 2 Dr. Pkg. 3i8Engdp ' '74 1973 Chow I USIC HERE ARE FOUR 73 BRAND NEIA 73 Chevrolet Monte Carlo-2,300 MIles, Fully Equipped-Like New ILL R transmission, power steering &bta..es, air condjfloned $2290 Custom 4-door, on owner, automatic, poer steering 4 brakes, air cor.dltioned "There's A New Cat At Our Place," .', Come See $2290 It Soon! 4. __________ - Is New Yor BroughamSeat, PWI Roof, Autc Lock s, Pwi W-Wt Gins. $4 COMEffus CAPRIS MONTRUSown - . 1t_HFOi $ . L,I.i..v ___ ,... PH._ 3?2423!_ -- _ - .1 HWY. 17.92 at s POINTS LONGWOOD 10 MAIR011S U JIM LASH CHI --- LINCOLN MERCURY W. P. 3 g14 gg0 Sanford Ph. 322, On 1973 New Port Custom 4 Dr., HT, Vinyl Roof. cncn Mi U 8 - �:The Sanford Herald Thursday. Sept. 27, 1973 Statn .. . Supreme Court To Get Geter Motion By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer DAVID Woodson Rohrbaugh has been appointed an Assistant Vice President of the Commercial Loan Department at The First National Bank of Maitland. A native of North Carolina, he served as an Assistant Cashier of the North Carolina National Bank in Charlotte, prior to joining the Maitland Bank. He is a 1967 Graduate of Furman Ilniverity with a B.A. in The state supreme court will be asked Monday morning to order a preliminary hearing to determine If a crime was cornml'ted by 14-year-old Samuel Geter, (acing trial Oct. 8 for the first degree murder of William Oglesby. Defense attorney T. David Burns of Barlow said today his move Is the latest in a series of preliminary hearing requests which began last Monday before Seminole Circuit Judge Richard Muldrew, and were then carried to Orlando before Federal Judge John A. Reed Jr. 11 the supreme court refuses to grant relief, Burns said, he will return to Sanford and ask Muldrew to dismiss charges against Geter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geter, 43 William Clark Court, Sanford. Burns also said he was not worried about threats of a contempt citation for discussin g evidence made week by the state's attorney's office, adding "(prosecutor) Newman Brock should procede very cautiously on this." Geter was indicied by the Seminole Grand Jury In the Sept.5deathofoglesby, 12,a Sanford Middle School student, after ' .-II. ied the death durmn a ;rI reV*-rr. PILOT, PASSENGER AND PLANE BELVIN AKINS, pilot (left) and his passenger engine of the 1951 Beethcraft Bonanza began Douglas Wetterhall, both of Daytona Beach smoking and he set it down in the nearest field. stand in front of the plane which was forced He said the plane was "rolling along nicely down Thursday behind Seminole Plaza after when it hit a ditch and flipped." developing cngin failure, Akin, jd ho yrw::.t I kra hI P1 10 by ,1a rh \Vui iii MAINLY FOR SENIORS Widower tells how to beat loneliness Oglesby died of pulmonary edema — heart stoppage according to Seminole County Medical Examitwr fl V. Garay, who said this week the death "could have iiecn caused by a blow to the upper abdomen." Garay's statement contradicted his announcement after his Sept. 6 autopsy on Oglesby that the youth died of shock from ' p'i'ich in the left kidney. Burns has been seeking a preliminary hearing becau,e, as he said at Monday's a.rralgmnent before Muldrew, "there Is no evidence a crime has been committed." Burns later charged that "medical negligence" by doctors at Seminole Memorial Hospital, who administered emergency treatment to Oglesby, caused the child's death. Garay's autopsy confirmed that Oglesby suffered puncture wounds In and around the heart from adrenalin Injections made by doctors In a futile attempt to revive the youngster. However, both Garay and a spokesman for Florida Hospital, where Ogiesby was pronounced dead, said the treatment did not cause the youngster's death. It was Burn's comments about the medical evidence In Grand Jury tempt hearing motion against the defense attorney. To Hear "r By JOHN T '," " Copley News Service people, in my humble opinion. we not Ove luckiest people in the world. 1 say "heck" to feeling ... Dear VkIiM. •1 particularly sorry myseiz• 's my cnm refer to the last paragraph of fault if I should feel lonely. your c'cluinn: One thing may %qwn us older folks get tobe true, and that is that singlegether what do we talk about? Women seem to have a tough- Do we give the other person er firnoe of it when they grow an opportunity to get in a few older e words? Do we immediatLly on they?" meeting a stranger tell him In As a widower (who had 1v* minutes our entire life been married for 35 years to 'ILsj .. Are we ,ood listentEe woman) and retired Call. fornia English =nger me quauon After sorally I've made an adjust- another but neveilisten to the , IT,., ment — i.., knowledge and will -to beW all like toget things off able to thank God every da y our chest but let's not forget that I'm still alive and "luck- the other person must be given equal opportunity. LI hA U9 with , FranI'm Many older folks who can present-day trite greeting, , hardly hear anyone else don't , "Have a nice ).,, ,prefer bother , get hearing ___ part company with fnendsby I thank God l haven't acar; saying God be with you" I thank God I no longer can (and really and sincerely chive a car; and I also thank jnean it!) Hin, each day 1'rn alive for Each day I thank Gold for being abieto enjoy my life tn good health. Each day ldon't pod health.Ina recent book l look to tomorrow. I try tofigread, here's a good saying: we what constructive things! "When we finally realize that may be able to do to help we are no longer bound by the others; give of the blessings past, we are magically free of God gave me. it, and we can let goof All reSornetlxne ago, l wanted to grets, recrlm1nathxs, and all. volunteer to read to the blind. his based on IL" lwatold1iiecded a car. Ino longer sin able to drive nor can lafforilan auto. Myreabout being lonely, that per. flexes at age 71 aren't what they were many years ago, K0 is At fault And shoull do *nethin to m*o others sdI'mcerta1ntheywon'tget ppler, and not be tad selfbetter as I grow oMw. Thie, I may now live alone, rrath - - - - - - - - -: - -, - - The Money's Going All The Dogs,.. (AP) Styr dogs with a total adjudged value of $1 have been awarded million - about $123,257 each - Iron, a $14 million estate. When Eleanor Ritchey, the Quaker State Refining Corp. heiress, died in 1968 at the age of 58 she left her entire estate, then worth 4.5 million, to 150 dogs. The dogs, both say and pedigreed, had been eared for by OLsa Ritchey at her ranch northwest of Fort Lauderdale. Two half.&stes and ahalfbrothercliauengeduwju In court, saying they should get some of the estate. During the intervening years, the estate, consisting mostly of Quaker State stock, grew in value and more than half the dogs died. Thursday, Broward County Circuit Judge Leroy Moe ended the five years of legal arguments by giving $9 million to a trust fund for the dogs and $2 million to be divided among the half-sisters and hall-brother, all of whom are from Peunsyvanla. The rest of the estate went for taxes and attorney's and executors' fees. -- C I fly John A. Congratulations to our Secretary of the Navy who says he would have freed two former POWs even If they had been convicted of mutiny and I IfliSCOfldUCt. They suffered enough as prisoners-of-war, The same applies to those who conscientiously opposed the war and fled out of the country to escape the draft. News Diges t ) . Suppose It depends on whose ox Is being gored, right? tl i = : Index " Area deaths ill The only %) that you and I V. V. ; Bridge • GA ean expect a tax relief is by Calendar --...... . .3A cutting the "(at" (rain the budget, txi&et wtswtlr It's in Georgia . Church News ..........2A or in Orlando.> .Itt3$IiVU5U..1.........v-i;, COIUICS -----------511 Uciiivnibcr, we'vu already Crosswordpur2le -.....GA Contributedthis Dear Abby ............GA scious" effort when the Navy Edttorlalcinnment - . - 4A wFs phased-out of the Sanford air installation '' Entertainment 7A Horoscope ...........GA hospital notes .. 3A Public notices ..........5A lC}. ............ Sporis .2-611 State ......,..., 5A Stocks ...... TV ....................7A ''-.'> b'-> 1U 11J1 1 (U UJ lUll I I Growth?Continues - - .-.... . will have no effect on Auto-Train's multi-million dollar expansion at Sanford. 1 I Garfield told Washington "conventional passenger newsmen AMTRAK is offering service" wi th an auto-ferry only what he described as uttached. Garfield also reportedly raised the possibility that AutoITrain may challenge the AMTRAK proposal in the courts. TRAK .- - - Zoning Stalls, Another Opponents of Seminole . Auto-Train Corporation of. ficials said Thursday cornpetitive proposals by AMnational rail - 1 By BOB LLOYD I lkrald Staff Writer 94 . -- Impact AMTRAK has announced i hicago-to-Florida pas.sengr iuto ferry serice Auto-Train is In the midst of plans to add a L ulsville, Ky. to Sanford route to its successful Washington-toSanford route. Auto-Train president Eugene Garfield told reporters the , I (j #à -. .. Auto-Train is refurbishing more robing stock for the new route plus a third train between Washington aid Sanf ord e%r\ other day starting In Dccl In her, according to senior vice preside nt Richard Goldstein Officials say a definite date start of Midwestern servir hasn't been set but it will be "within the next 12 months." - "In the next year," Gold-stein settingup i!w41 the Midwestern route and said . -. . . e he rsn.s at one tnnv under believes AMTRAK.,S 'jA\ proposed service won't be over, build an office building, FUI.iENEAhF'IEU) competitive with the luxury locomotive and car shops and . . .rot competitive Auto-Pram. other f ac iliti es.. — ----------------------L_--- ____ W . "11 we had impact zoning County's controversial Impact three years ago we wouldn't be zoning proposal won a vote by facing so large a'he Seminole Count) Corn cdid mmssiorwrs Thursda) night, but Williams asked the CAI . N0 - ordinance supporters will get rities to another try at scheduled (kt. ordi nance. If It was wrong for the A WITNESS says all the money he made in builders to have gigantic cost Glenn Turner's cosmetics business came from overrunson the C.SAairplane.. selling dlstributcrships and not cosmetics. it Is equally wrong for - (Page 5A) Martin Company to be in a similar position regarding the TWO BACHELOR brothers with $90,000 bank SAM-i) missile program. : balance found in house filled with garbage and swarming with roaches. (Page SM Accnrdhg to Senator Bayh, CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT hires own 1)-Intl., tillslocally-constructed auditors to avoid future embarrassing missile defense system isn't disclosures by auditor general. (Page 5A) any better than the Army's hawk program. CONSTRUCTION OF new $25 million state Secondly, it's designed to Capitol hits inflation snag. (Page 5A) our )ean ;wl theyr not t defray the costs fur their own .:i NAVY SECRETARY says he would have freed two former POWs even if they had been protection. So why should convicted of mutmy and misconduct. (Page country foot the entire billy has been sent to the governor's herring made his unex. what his recommendation to have been called for grand Jury office but Assistant State Atty. plumed remark while an. the grand jury wi ll be until he testimony thus far wcc-k for the William Staley said today he nouncing completi on of the hears the testimony of the Seminole City Bui)dIn1' The Grand Jury will hear was not sure if the governor has three-week InvestigatIoi and witnesses called to appear Department, the county, testimony Tuesday and Wed- finished reviewing It. filing of his report with Askew, before the grand jury. records office, according to the nesday on complaints about 'i'he governor has not talked who has taken an inlet-itt in the "After a day of teumony the the records on !:L In the allegations that the Seminole tome regarding the report but I case, his aides say. will decide if It will 'Jerk's office. County Electrical Review believe when he has f in ished re'At this point in time the pursue the matter themselves, The probe into the procedures Board is involved In wrong- viewing It he wi ll contact State grand Jury will probably hear have another agency pursue it of the Electrical Review B a rd doings, the state attorney's Atty. Abbott herring," Staley testimony from at least 12 or drop it completely," stems from complaints the office said today. said, witnesses, Staley said. said, board has reversed or ignored herring was unavailable for It is up to the grand jury to Staley could offer no corn- the findings of building inThe probe into the actions decide w ha t course of action to meat on w hat other agency Spectors, and that this action the electrical board began with cormunent today, previously refused take in each specific matter, might be called to handle the represented a conflict of incomplaints from undisclosed He had comment on Staley said. - possible grand terest, according to sources pe rsonstothegowernor'sofft, Staley said he could not say For the most part people who dose to the Investigation. the state attorney's 0office said jury action, say g, Wednesday "any decision on the (prosecuearlier. tions) lliv pi fp1 rrl A' T GIVE CALNO A ROLE ... Casselberry's Wirz asks commissioners Just aswe are being asked by } o avoid j" ' : , then too we should also not "prejudge" these young men, either. However, that's not the case COMMUNIST CHINA'S INQUIRIES about with Mr. Nixon. lie says "No membership in the International Monetary amnesty — period!" Fund and World Bank confront the two You're invited to read one of : organizations with a tangle of issues. (Page BA) the Letters to the Editor from a local minister on this same GERARD SCHAEFER is convicted in the • subject Very Interesting. .. mutilation-murders of two teenaged girls. (Page 5A) Citrus Research Planned a By MARK WEINTZ Herald Sta ff Writer F r!d.ay,September 23, 1973—Sanford, torida 3flfl 66th Year, No. a Price 10 Cents feeling sorry or I'm barely able but I'm to stpert myself, so another long as I honestly feel, marriage is out of the quesT. walking with God Alone, but not merit of my living days," _::'' When my wife passed away, Dear LA.S.N.L: Whewl Immediately moved from IsWe're out of space, but the iniliar surroimdlngs and dE IonelyPecple will have equal cldedto try a new part ofCabtime next week. lornia. I left behind many friend3 - those who spent days driving We and there; eating out atexpenalverestatrants: showing off how much wealtheir than I rre; phiying cards with et• them Lu Lie sociable; even lettthgmyselfbeenUcedtoconting myself be enUced to continue to drink alcoholic beverages. When I first arrived in LAKELAND-One of the my new abode, I was given most citrus Industry's names of people to Contact. 1 progressive and modern djd, and found they were the research facilities is scheduled types from which I wanted to for construction soon at the get — Lakeland, Florida, plant of lug, eating too much; never FMC's Citrus Machinery taking a moment for meditaDIVLSIOI (ion, buying unnecessary When completed, the new things, Ic e. square. oo resiirc Iplainlytod them their life-5100 will contain laboratories center t'4e was not mine, and we and a con plele juice processing çirted the best of friends?! line and pilot pIaIIL Special Some time ago I placed an emphasis will be on exploring ad In 'he San Diego Union the techniques and markets for swzgcsting that retired or spccialty byproducts from the iUer re- 1)5 join a readjuice and canning operations. talk group" tnocost. The ad ! r!- frn ix-ut 5 ckni In dditin, a iffln will be set up to study women — some even married applications and economical couples; and some from peoadvantages of waxes, washes, pie under 65. Final result: Just fungicides and color addi tives. two women agreed to visit my InchrgeoI the new researth upe- -bothznandhouse r' rtP.-i Yvii rr process technical servics writers gave for not being manager. lie feels the new able to join. So that endeavor rimearch center will enable itaught menlemon. FMC tokeepabreastof changes iar So, I found my own enJoy. in the ciWn procening AM ftI 1I mant by "" " tIreengIesa - hóst his -• going to adult educ*Uon chm II for more efficIent and to learn Spanish; to rcoromical operatiortc more • r,t-t-- ç E,*JI ii rapidly. nee-tied a retired teacher for 1Jforts of the new centis wdl part Ume ttthrng field coordinate-4 raiyI'mjustnotgoIng 1factices FMC's experimental IL :r rn'.'i to thea th dP group 1i-u; ' egiu' rir tr ir recommendations of the cause I ma not wake tq to see tomorrow. Experiment Station and Pezk hc- always necd rs. 1rots=c'1-5 aril _ - I E L.:,lec1ric oard Case - 30 public rneetmn' The ordinance, which woulti require developers to offset t1w costs of such "impact (level opment" as increased wed for streets, schools, sewer Traffic I Solution i M941 and water and other utilities. failed to pass on a tie vote. A ssistant CountyAtty. hitnard Marte had ad v ised - the board he did not think it State road engineer liii! i-could pass the ordinance as [knedict today said di v erting •_____ t. / amended without re- traffic away from the crowded ________________________________ to advertising, 1-I, SR 436 interchange is thi. The tie occurred after only long-range solution to the Commissioner Greg Drum- probiem. inonc-. left before the test vote And, Iknc41ct admitted, the In div slA:cial Lyman High state's p1 111.5 to construct ih = — School Auditorium public o'ers" for the hazardous In Wba -ei.--=-... meeting Drummond said ne tcrhange will form a tem. anted a referendum on the porar) measure at best, atordinance, or a special tractive only because they can legislative bill making it be started Immediately county-wide, Acting on demands by the Williams, its chief sponsor, and Seminole County Commission John Kimbrough. Nixing the and Altarnonte Springs Mayor ARMY BUILDING DELAYED measure, despite claims to Lawrence Swofford for a full support its intent, were cloverleaf would lake "at least THE SANFORD Salvation Army board of directors learned Thursday chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., and live years," Benedict said, even they will have to organize yet another fund raising Mike Hattaway. campaign before if "almost prohibitive" right of starting construction on their new building. Among the disappointed Kimnhrough, noting nearly $10 way costs could be fuel, members learning the news were local corps commander Lt. James million in public bond issues to Swofford and the corn E. be voted on shortly, said the ri Issie.., meeting in a special Burns and Mrs. Sandra Burns, board chairman Mrs. Sheila Roberts, .1 • size of the bonds "are largely t- or session in ,emtnole L and 1LecilaIrman H rold n a• asLner. eIaLIU stor page A L-L the result of impact growth." 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JtiI$an rh;e ...rbage n a'ro* the nation, . 4tu1ying and (;orulnn Meyer '.'nte.l the feaihiIsty of fnrhi.. •Ippr1VC the 1295,i)4'.11 ,,i refuap ier'rlee to repIewe the 'iirtwide p4rkip Wayne I Moore etty.s ti,-, t.4 ri,!t r.queti tn Kn,wle ')fli( ial my riirhkIe ptcki,p the fIMI c rt "t'ste by rkffig 'oot M 'I raflt iI) wnrig t(o t',irbqid.' uperatlr.n iirid cronlr pcMi4errw t,lrtMiltl t,u.lg.t iir..I ii. t'i,r'ii U. f pu kup will (tit the grrwm in err.ptnying and keeping t.'te u1irli-ilds, jilt , budget to tZ7?/f%) Ther..' nn men who have tw*ri dumping wi;ititsg for i..,,pt..tion ,,f iI'.wiilc cur.'.•', by a private- way tt tell." Knowleq told them backyard garbage Into f'(,IiiIIiicl(,nerq large ontasner and tarrying it Irii,.' 1.1, lilt., lion fin,. Mwiiit $, pir ent of the rity* to packer at the curt. •fl. turtpi,l, pi.kiip ,h..r.gr grhngr ijtr.mer wfllb.. The city i paying into men at a,,. hir in dart Private 'itnint $1 III ii tn.,ntti iitfeUal by iiri,le pirkup r rn,Ite'tinnfirmir.p.rating in the t .'thk•nttal ;':irl,ni'e prvj.'p tuti,,v..rc who ?.air alkyway I ,notly in '.ld"r .'i tion of the rrainty are ailverticing fartsng fall. tic ?,iiieoI 'left. it of $15,l$ii ilty. twt.nal their re,'lenre w.ge at $1 flO ifl hour 'fri keep lip "r',lte the city fij,i.j.'ct itt, will i v.nt urn,.' U. plate their rut., 1 110 '1 I ill intiat" uric .it the uilt.y line tifi4 tpen liiflI tree1 depart. tli'i!W'i fr'iii it..' i'iti. tIther rlLct,,na'ni. who have mient limtirit to roan parker "iiiq-iil liin.l (st Mu,.t.'r Warren Kii..wle the .1.11. it I,es'n getting buu kyarrl pickup. when laborers C ouldn 'I be v.iIl hi' for ninintenon. r itral will 1* required to place the hired, thus crippling that iluiJflsfldI• iiinii at the curio in front of c$.p.irtmenVi effort* By s(1uiI)t,Il'ni I ta's.' Inn ionc •f ttn' r.'fi,.' tiii's lirr.ir..?irg rr,rt 'if ?1fr AtLfl ftri'iittcirv sill P.r, ,i'drru !,v. r Pi.ti. It. rf,,t.lIl.' ' tri.lis'( tire ii,ntair,'cI u tither ill, . r etvng rb;q rtirig • 'H a N 7W i ~J 1 "L'."i ~4 I _,rv_,,,,.fa~~ _ ~1 .,%!~~ ) -I- " I oli-""`~fol ~ - 11X'~'~' I ,•..'• ' 1 ~ Ii ______________________________________ - Seedless ______ I oTo EAI -~- G 0 N 0 , , v, Smoked Daisies........ ... ,....,. I.p.c'.d . . . . . . .. . . . . •. • • • • • t..' b. I..d S.....- 89' pic ' ',' i.4...d..Ii, wt. 0.0 Co."" ld "__'•_•___, Hostess Sliced Pimento ....... •, '' , . U.S.D.A. ~~ - I 81' Baby Goudo . $ ST A M PS! ) `\,~~~ I ., I Chunk Tuna w....... ..b..s I.. 1t...•.I - , - ~ _~ . Fin (a [)eLr PêI•S"$SI) t I ~11 6 1 Cheese Publix SIC , ~ bellied P.l,,5 DutchLoaf............. lb $101 ; O$ *...4 I..... l.,•d lid PotatoSalad......... 159 P.,. Old MilwSuk" 99 99 ' ' • 11, 'be I9c ' II..... ..... & . Spray • • • • . • • . . • • go. 1 ' I r - ~ -1 SAVIII. J!" -" instant. , I Baby Food :: $ r - ALL WA111111111ITINS.-I ' • 6 4 ~ 1 _ i 1 9 . Fruit Cocktail ........ 29' P,..',.d Ii...., Carnation Slender • • savi ii. t,n4 D.i.'..' I S 5 ''•' 1 Ivory Soap • • • • •I. •4 5*51 3, 1.1 50.). (.•p. Pipi .. WI... Golden Corn. S •• I" 37€ ISIS 155 illS, 50*....., De p Brown Beans . . . - 4 .. 1 Blueberry Toostees ......ss 39' 1.... I...' I..... 50d.. Sweet Peal .............9' (.... (n.e t,.* I.. *a•.n* .' 50.,, 25' Early Garden Peas . .. 49 egulor Lemonade , . , - 3 ,... 89' ....................... ii.., I.& Cheese ..... 'e 49 tiocoroni 1*5. 5' t.4s ................ SI Recipe Vegetables •, .., 49 69 Dry Roasted Peanuts Sof . ' I.e-,. iI..i.... Pp....I Cruco lAWI 4, •.y.SId N•51 Owly '''I, . .............. .. 59' Aluminum Foil 39-it s 39' Jewel 011 • • . • . • . • • • • b I pleosui'e SANFORD PLAZA L,mSI O.. Ci..., LANIEL $.•i. SO I I 10 '' ' " "i I.-------Nt. ti0 I' G Ii' D4 Green Slamps1 I - . . ,•, ,,,• s.,., r 12-11, Mail pad, •, •• '' 996 seminar Ili Moawsil I 4 lnl,:lAood's Sity rI)iltv1ll'5 80.(KK) studcrit.% portiograptile ri'IIuI$rnliuini ht's iuiurlu less rofi ,iiti .i ii' tit Mt ' I I liambelegbrit • ' U. Pisga _p I ... 1.. t,gIO MCA(EN_ Preach C,..Sb c.. 1191v4-iiies. Phil. 4..-.. .4 ' " "'a ____._......,-..•.__•_ Nixs.'i" it%laplilt-11 [I"- flaK around blin iguutmu amal disuis'ow&si Al lot lit I AilOcjd& I lb. is. Thornton said Seasuumis stusteniwuit ''partially'' pr.iuiia' lid thai suit but that as List -- --tin at the service question before, 'The state Iuii• 'tuition If thie cash register %t'rhlty ystemu, could j ,. s t ic k-, again, Il,raahI' the large unicluut.'d a i(hi suits for r,'fusu,ls rubber hi,auiimwr and .'uill uu after (lie iuhooh y ear starts'' if I C•ff,. fore tilt- fall term begins. house Speaker Terrell 1 141(1 to s.c Rep 'umu., i. I 't hih'i ugaiuu, lie droipt'ul by " 'api'r Wednesday uind tiihii ii ii. about bits v a' it a .ini 1 4i('kfjIlSlI I 'tic h page 2-A P I aol Glenn Miu'(;ruidy, 28, both if 'l'ullabiasv'v, said they filed (Ii' suit in I inu County ('ircuit Si'sMululs said last week that failure f 11w 1973 legislature to a; ov' ii ice st'twttult' t'ndan. gt'r.'d the ('4lle('tiOfl of $48 u,,il• lint ui tuition trouui the iii ci' ..a 0 ) SEMINOLE PLAZA CLOSED SUNDAY a % irginlal 1 lately Off Res, or Publix I Hwy. 1742, Casselberry rIced Tiiii It. 'I'lioirriton, 24. s olumui is it ri iii ii Managing Failtur ha sit) atti- oding I With $au.. £ Cli..,. I 4.a. sli. shopping .4"-.". ... '' "'p I .................a IS O Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanftwd s Hi Jthii t Slsikki 4.• II 'b I ".4, 0 0 0 048 ay' S. a..a'. s-- ii i 4WGreenStamps - L "Vi tO. 04-00111,1 Trash Can Liners •. 24.(I ph5. so~.l where 33'.a Garbage Bags e.g C 'I AlJ.AIIASSCI:, Flu. i Al' Two Florida :;tate Univt'rsit law students filed suit tutbY ° hilt collection of universit' tui. 11,11 on gr,iund.s that no lee Ia'dule had been legally c LOG -_--_'--; IS ____ _______ ____________ ".rir.er .lewis .'dnesdiiy aight ;u.nt,si it east ar'Iau h.tps total rnnsnlidatinn if ii.' 'itiei f (.asselhers'i-4 ,t.mrn.nte :prr.g.4 toil '.W.ni.'r iprngs nas' 1.''' ______ III ; - '_l , L 474 . I I .. ,,, .r j a later point in flip (:AIJ.IU) meeting, 'Minter cprtni Granville Brown, CAI.N() chairman .t.'ippecl rtirki: land use plan presented by Planner Harlan Hanson r' . mg "ft um not going to he enforced. ' He clarified h.' remark by annowiring prcsentmflnn of th. plan lw's u mean the cities 'aihl .ulcpt it. awtl, reporting on itudles he baa .'nnducted, ehoae ui'. A rrts carefully at the meeting it the CALiIO Council n t'll, 'it *1 ,. ' each ity is ç.ntftng money for services rnduit1nt iiiice, fire, recreation, ffleet muiintenumnei, cOt' Wh;rtu might be more -ffertvi' mit 'rnnnmuc.il 1 Inn,' in 4-0 . : tuned basL'1 . ________ 'Untold" savings might ue realized from the lilt,", trig one central piwr'ha.ung arrangement. and .wea writo .rumat control, pollee and fire prntertlnn, Lewis uuit. 'Could the police and fire deparflnents be rombined nil i rpartznentofpublt, safety it a uwlngs" be asked. Law':. p .itso pointed to problem of solid waste Inflertlofl .uirt . j A!4 / ' 1 ~~!_ivl - , p' ' theynlght be. He Added that 4rwthst11tlies -if the Ci%L.' ""u 'r ' . tlspal and the need for libraries. Altarnonte Spring, Councilman Dan Dnrftman .sak.eit t consideration has been gIven to seniting the study eeports ii the Br*kang, IztAtute for utapolttical evalua tion. 14w11 'laid - - ' .r-. ve'tigahiont .jxon -Itl. ''I 'sd not belhi", t' U Tuition Validity #1111, .5 5 5*51 ID. SPu'lty 1 Register or swilor : save u. S. 460"i so. Tomato Ketchup I •• !, I.id Hsws.& ...e.g Dixie Riddle Cups ... 4, 39 uin)one isO the White blouse." Fill I)lr(-ct()r L. Patrick (;ra%. Ill'-, assertion that In 1i.... 1*55 1. 5-.' •... 1 *rea - - wuth )fl SR 134 from SR - . •' retained at their present 'utes if industrial lrvelupnient a .iUowed to surround them. Hanson said. ''It is not unliki.'it' Hro cut a young man short when Hanson was .ssked TA KING their strange contra ptiuu; on a shakedot n cruise on Third Street Wedm'sda ikr ere Windy J(xti. and Kathy daughters of Mr. and ,,n, homeowners vitae consulted before the land ass plan .ia formuLated Mr" Toliv (4- timi I , f Sanford. Ttiev. put their vehicle together from an Briton said i :)1an 4 this iort could riot ;iussibi% u m'nkr 'I.iwn niuit er boards, rope, and an old sheet, but will It pass Reacts To S tIM qUt'%tiu'tu 15 riot settled be' fllt4')ituIili, 'I'lioruut.imi "tuiil lh felitlank all. 1114. Board ,,I It,.. gen t le, Etlut'ati,,ni ('i.Isi- v ,uisa iomw r h"h.i> .1 Christian iuiuu isnil F br ithia Stiu ti' thu cc rs it) Presidit-ni Stanley ,Nlarsahall Sowa' it is not a .'Iuusa-w'ti..ui suit, if (lie le'g4Ill() of lb.' ftc'. is rc)ci'ttsl, i'ucfi hidevu( stuuli have to file awl t 11% old piaying tuitions 'Ilic Regents, Senate ('rest' muitI.u, of ours .Ii'iit Mallory home and Kuiuc'u' tim l.it'j)uirlm,ient ,'ounsel 'hark's Miner tontg'mai that the iuuy be legally ,'ohkt'trd I.,lomi't Is' surprised if >uu 1xst soumit' of thii.' hugs' stonuigi' lt',tiut' liii')' tire (lit' saint' .is iii till-li ithiiiIi were dl)proce'iI II) tanks rui,s'. dotting hit' lakefront floating dowru thai rivet. 'ilii'y're lbs legislature. 11.0w, h'l'allishjsee, rfil dust to 1*' ,,ioved soon uivitt',i Si'i.suiies, I )"l'uuiupa, to knot'. l,'.i'.' lie is right. tliiruglu, hilis letting 11w iiuntu st'toIt' about Wuitirgate. Iat's gt'l on, with this' businit's'. of running lhuia great Jlai5iaml.i called today. lii' nasses, lam '1114-rald Angels' and night st4itenluent omu Watergate, William Schaffner. ('biuilruiI4in of Scimuimnie (ounit) I(epublk'utu Kxtt'utit ('ouuliiulttet', saul that e did twit hear flit- speech, but had read if ma' it spa i'r at till it County Ih.9iiocratir ('liii.iuiati Harr) K it iatkow ski sutill hit' hutul not lii'uiril or read the )t lion At least. It du'. n 'I contribute to fuel shortage. I Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr citizens' opinions. cassstberrv ,rt1cla who reumned t he L,Oooncil -'w-ent rn.*i ths and paid .a 13,'JUU .isaessment for IOeJUSIUn Ii U" planning studies, privately expressed hsmuiy that the aed use plan kws not reflect dirvelupinient in that city eve-ii 'tY. tILt ra ther shows or the must part ow Iensim', 1.' se!opment. for 1)) J) odlia 'Quiet Irulot smut hi' shiwsiut iu,'cd to stualue a siwt'ctu'' (IS l.iha)r Si'i'rttturs I's'tt'r As War I'll Ni )M I 'l N hi, I ti)' .1111 tu,t Small-scale- Ii;h1ing ('ill Am liking, ('11IC( .'.Ikwkt-,. Slows tl Oil II ill till' htu.t t't'-' 'i (hit' tiuiuerie'an air blitz _ ILtk.) uu,'ar 1' '.0 'Futsi were 4 N 5. on's e'sirhii' awet'hu uuu Water• 10115' At tin' I .i at I'ii hi I blel (lii Miami lk-ach, 1114. Nuihiid ( ',.uiseiuti.imu l.t'us.tquur. I'm Iii hth_ n itu him, I .stige'il litisu tli'uiuia to religious belief '' hit's inuuuot'tmit lit' ihiit'sti't huus t to u,uiki' iti sia's' hues,'' sail Juan 'huiiiiicmubuuiui She oval lair hushiamisi, llithisirll, tailhi '11 auuit (iou. I'tiihusdvlpliva, iutt'Iui',b Iha slaict'hu in their roollu u a iii or " Putilby tluth with •1 tlitinuls'r stiuws'rs iutu1sl> beck ,I I ourt lice liltalion lit, tilt. thimil! lsiotl> iil lower Vh i...a in lost to fruit 708. Variable mostly ,iflerook-oh lifighs houth and southruall winds 10 prutmiUrs to ha' batik uguuius ?il.mnli.s> , aunt a.- his'rs' it di It,. cxirt 'les'Iaruttomi oms sthus'tla'm *SIIIIIISII auillrovusb sit the huilim, muc phi at.roiige'r anti gust)' uiear lbs u.0 tier sIt.. it ' r a It ii In. gl.tl of Vail fit'. i't 't'qtiir.'l illiiII.illilili jII M'I i vol iiiialked out tit tile Criminal Coutts building firte un a 1,210. OW thtir togostles fore-v theiut Lu uuuke lengths prep.ur.atiians for any big tfclite .1011 i{e'Iti said the goi'trtl. 'tiesit Jbc. beIieit' UU. genis isias be having trouble finding lee toils to lilt their m .anks 1k c'L*iiiut'ti RI uui.uj.m tie. fei.'toi's c'wrtue user to Ohs go'.' eruonint north ill L'huut'i, Peith .inti rvpi.wted the pe.&'uuils are iiltrvsm1) unkupp> with t_ tempts bs the re'be'L to Impose' iu*itiiiwu.sl fanstinug sneLkaJ,, 'lilt i vion lidis twen charged itak tit thr Olt ala)ing toid isw tilt- -.Ikk. 0 t1w , 111%to I' vilt,% IN-) , thu lIlt's stimulil ni't t-sSliiiutrli( diurell> twu thai lICis555*il it'' peol Iii sc.gge'( that thelunger I'tesitkuil Ion Nol's gu'.rna h1clietsitild. 34. a (Iiiralto laclitty workwr with a record of t',istlit '.1.10*' '. .iii'i lIe', Siutse .10iwi i II' cufe'v's Oft l'tuiiau ('t'ril. 'xpiess the (whet ttii( tuiie iivas tk't (Is' tt,itiit'l 111VIII Will% Out. the V,IV41er ~ ce ,ubsid'i 8.'L'I'l ioKL': GR..\L,) .3l.'K'*' to start heunog ki(,'kbdtlt st.'heines. , Page iA pesible I i: between lack fuel oil bids to clUes and the Florida oil spill law IA' explore 'tRt:\tS L lilt' 'I't• ettizen deterinitiution to : Will " -: .1 1 'stt't't'L. t. i l'ut 7L U F.U) ii Dick 'oluiud pLans to " : rmdttti s in the top n'u uh.s 'ii the %I.tr ¼ Page toM L'wt t't SRK not the best of ttiia' br Pete Rc'.ette. the t' I fuotbi.til monarch of the Ntotil Fo.x,atb.aLl League. ii P. 1 LA Ii Ci IUVA tkath,s (tIs.v ~:-, I tta %,'ufu'd ails ('uIIUt'. .uiWttunzuaisntut Il.szuae'vve iliiv isitice''. Ss,wr $B SB , SM ~ Lh'r tit'b,s t.rs't.ssit, (but' iIitft'tiws'a tis't' ' 'FtiIi.'ti*l c'vuiUIwuut is c.'ui tt' ii i'ii iuitos gt'i.t I,i ii .. D Primitive a'is.iu.il lee t.guuigtsmlct tasod \l I )t'iu.sI,l Is sln'iluliii to appt'ar UI (tUt I .igaii. tilt Sept , and (tie ('tuengo Swu"llmu.rs s.sltl (cxlii) it has learned that State' 'stilt) hkrnsu ii ('urea a ill Ict't'ii iviii'uitl Mc'Lilattl 's tuti ighit m t'lt'*sc lIe stius fired Just SI hours ,uftr beater Harrison, an us' colic itt it lilt a long rei'iurtl, riportcdls tt'mifeswtt to the 1070 slut> tug 'if Agnes II b.etuun,ui, ithit ii simut Mm'L)unsld It) ut i,.,i htuirrgtiuu, l, was anrcate'd Mtinilsi> flu (;rdnl l'.tzk lilt)' is,i'uuts nfte'r (hue t.utulting death if F.laiise (lit of Seattle Ili .1 I ea(l'iRIIi Nrstapisa'r ti&'tiulits ciliiig umiiu*iiied police td ' lit ie*liu said hun Ismimu lust ec'sslea'.t'd to the' ()it and l.eht:tanni killings anti tie killing (iso ollwi aoiuieIl in Otis' park in the last )ear Itilotur airresta, was fri-tb b> a (iu t'uit Court Judge who cm(O (I'll ta'tiid Ii'it .hsr a itt h'h 11Ilii liii lutist ti' no.1 umu igest w testI111011% LLI(Uy . Oil illegations Vice President Sptru .Agnew was involved in bribery and el (he ini.'nii.'uni t'eibui,g waited in prison, piesstbtig his iuutee'enci in a l90 killing and imug thuat (Pa' u,'.ul killer istuht hi.' t.uught I (is irts) era uuii Puns t' 'i .insit cued Wistlicada) as Pie -,:',',-: tti..0 '. dent onclude mnibu1ance i Page •- I %-.I'll ill PIU10111 Iletill. .11KI t1w Set Bit. 13 1111les ,ocouth A 11timn 1 ,%*k',AUSV wi th feder'i& ,SEMINOL1: ('01, "lli'll" 0w,11,11.1,1ISSIO."it -w-ts Sept I public hearing on Si I milli''ni ft taAes : (ac uruniitti.'. before thet are beuiitang stopped It "aid the inre.at for is big push,'' tie said. surgents pulled back aix) there li.t' goverusimient repoitt'd the was little reastanee nt'i.'ap(ure of Kinpon. K,iuttUot, ,s du.trie't toss vi II utitles south' Fighting wa_s repirteil abu at lilt 11.1t.t. I,t.il , tilillbul lit'lit-1wid ' stain tiecupieci at noun Wetlnesdiuly. an hour .ind a are regroupirig Atki r, .suppl)inlg, unit) ii could be 'rue tII• qu.trter after the thwrtean luau, for the ('uiuiitaIituui usuili- clearing of Route' 38, whiclu rwis I'euuh. smxl at I're) B.ung (sir) ('tImIliliRil, said refugees areuuiud the oulchk' of the cii) 5 imuks It.' the northeast. But fr.'umu sire.cs lit-lit (is the insur- suiu(lwrii deft'nssi perimeter there were no big jttacP. on ( Ili('A(;() tAl" 'y' e s ' I*L51114'ssi sits,,' a group, retired to (rs ing to ii 'uke up lieu. s l..sM' (i'r • 1 Kuinaing Kantuoi and the his motel r,a.ius earl a,id oust 1 tie cuaiiibvdian coauuteumd . quietly through thus' I'resi,kuit 's i' yea that. tIle t.tIiiUilWtist., : i*'t' ,' tusuritemits are an.iblv to " .inii' un'rt.si misucti 'hi.' A Wrong Righted? '1' prompt .idsantage of the strong.'i tbt.ui he (fill last \Iii .'' ',.fill lilvilliall. trivullot" Ill %1%. es v paid ubw by the on th wl by the ' sides of l'bin.uit l'e'nhi hOot (hi' lssnLs if tin state (atuitsolituru giuvernuia'nt said it lteat'ti.i, both. .ffut'liul and ill' sigil of ,i saw Uuullffi('itsi, in l"l.urill.i to I'resi. ,t)fr,ussse sbu.sping Up ,ugalibt iIi'nut Nixuii's tt'lu'iOS.'tI SPCC('lu 11w it) tlespik' (he U S taitot'. VtsU'rgiit.' s isrictl f rom ''hue sog hi,ilt cami, acriri~ strong" ill "if he's The Loud u se plan is supposed to be valId until 199(1. rue '.:tmg leial'4 I-i-ptirti'd tilthl) I'll thl'tV i'iui', litil ,iui nu.It' hald bs's.'iiiililt usilike'l) Is, flit' 0 stilt '111W aludents' olull iterks a Ca .-v c'umtple(ed d planners'malketl tip and lown the streets -askw: Speech Whuu'ru asked to tuiluuit'iit slit President Nixon's Wt'tlncsduiy yond MItwee .*hts to be was ndieated for industrial 'tevelopment. ne land LLw plan was merofly .I 4uide ,ind ,iniy ihuw,-, t this ooil for the area by 199(1, Hanson said. In .unswer to s question if whe ther Mitwee unit Lyman ahooiis 'multi a' I%"- ''' I the question of how local .foverrinient Iflanisgiwl colors" Hanson t".urt'el ,n , proposed land j54 plan air 't'.• area .cluzen in the audience expressed .'oncern this; t _. Florida eav On come tWoug2 the pertad of heavy çuwth "u,; th flying •• . .._,;:::.:::::_. 0114 A ......... 3)'.. 59€ .............. Dills •......... Hamburger Slices . .. 3 to F a b He c Grape Jelly ..,,...,.... .. 69' I)'., 0153 25 ' 5),.... S.4 5..•.* P,.5 0' p.,-.. 3. o., .. ... a... Lemon Juice 3'..' t1lti('4uI .let't'nt'y 1.11(1 integrity in Aiiierit'uu,'' Nixon said from the tune of the break-in ' I jirt't'il rt'fN'uItt'dly to know tiuc facts and par. titularly it hwthwr there it 415 any involvermwnt by h flerald Iaff Writer "is a new level of lional Committee. said the ~~J, ___ .15 .FF Watergate Nixon 0111) obliqucl) ti.'tt'rird ti former acting ________ .. 49'eWGreen Stamps - . .. '' '''"' ' ' SS (1k' results of If the _ Mint Coolers . . C.... I P! 1.0..... • I-ab Cinnamon Disks ........ ' -" ". '. -. -. '. '. '. '----'-'--""-- $ 49' 16-' M -P ..... FFFt I sd I I13',-.i. ' ' P IPJIjJ4W GreenStamps ................- I Butterscotch Disks ....... ,., 49' ~ Nixon deplored the abuses Iii out' 1972 cu,m,u• pusign. but sail a few ov.'riealous people should 114)1 hi.' Iw.'ruiuitt&'il ' (u tar (but' rt'putuution of the ullilliOit.S .f dt'diuu,t,uI Aumericuins who fought hard hut uh'aiu for (hit' ('ari(ItlaIes of their choice ill 1972. I k' pledged t:j do sll he tout,) to ensure one if Is Raised kty s gsst*'d that the I'it'ti,lent it as a w•sri' if inv,ilve1 iii (lit tireak'in. " ______ I 'rt'tidt'nt -neither uildt'd nor subtracted 1w told the President un July I last year that all) thing tram where we were before he went on "people on your staff are trying to mortally Ott' air.'' wound you by iLsulil: tb, ('I\ .nil I'iOl. .'' ti cover Nixon reailirin."d the stand his lawyers hate up the Prok'. Garden Spray 1 I '3 39€ #,303 79cc), 5.5.5 , t .be ••••• liv. S 1.'. Kosher S Publix Pineapple SI • • • • liv, * WI.. Larg _____________________ _____ ~ 14. I.•_..._ •. PIUS, I i-lb 10 I*W51 D.Ii..( 41 .' liv, 4, i Sr quets Ii us tUnttrpttrt, Hilbert Strauss 11E r3atGreenStamps ...,•. .., : It _ - . onsolidation _______ _____ "Pr,., (ha' Watergate obsession.' U,iweiSd *r W.a.d 5O.y.rds 5 F'nt OU.k Caitd, __________________________________________ Chacoul bUs ever __ __ _________________ _____________________________ S _____ ~ . "W L.L."Sao To 8 1OI Cola Publix rgle & Rinse . • • . • • . :: 49' G • C.ig.l. D.st.i Cr..m .,. I •. .10 S... 69' ' M,t,.. P1., : ..........a Sweet Corn Sen. I )anu'I K moo) i I)Ilawais, to tto'tiutwr of thut' Setuit.' ('lIilillilttt'l', 5411(1 tie- was diwpauintell with (ha' .tati'iiieiit 4101 t,.ithc'recl by the President's remarks that the rtinnHttet' Was uite.irlw.t it iittlliatini: Nixon I l)('iili) tlii .'nti ,u I,, Os' true,' iuuiw., *. " C '-- _ _ ____ _____ rwwspape'u .. 'aunts that suggested a cover-4q. National Cnuririiittee, called the apeech. "('t('dltJlC was convii ed that theme was no ('OVC4Ip, aral ver rt'.isiniabl,' '' lie said he is convinced because I was convinced that no one bust) any• ttit' i'aiicricari people want the country freed thing to cuvt'r up." D.el.I R.0 I)... 39 Hair T,II.. . " I . P.... N.....I t). I I..) N..I-,.-N.I# (;turgi.' Bush. chisirunan of the Itepubhican 59' : 44reenStamps E.... . - __"""___- Bell Peppers • ....... .2 ... 23' q A!S*di 011(1 (1w world, 14 Crisp Cucumbers . • . • • . 2 •. 23' Cuban Sandwiches • • • • ... 79i statvnwnt did not offer he siuiti __: __ ___ __ ___ pe all fultire preiidents h% inhibilini: conversationil l5'ttt ('Cfi (twit. and lh.'.' lli' hak to for uuilvlri'. .., p..,.,, $I.I,... 4 . R-` _ Cooking Onions 0 Bennett's i ' Tasty Puddings II. " " 11 long-awaited well*. 5 N. I 0.0.0,4.i A.s•fl.4 , I.....a.4 •., i •$P -' Tasty Tomatoes • S • • S S 29( ' ... fee. * :! 1 JWGreenStamps . e -.-.......- Crisp Carrollis _______________ _________ lie said he depeniled on Justice Ik'partiiicnt rebuttal Watergate questions lt has not been uii) irlteulticri to attempt any such coruiprchwnisive and FRI investigtitins ant is.signt'ii Whit.' house ('(uunM'l, John V L'ari Ill, to monitor and delaikd response," Nixon explained Sen. Barn Goldwater, HArtz., commented ttitut those investigations the president's address "dii not add anything to But through (lit' swluiiut'r 'if ltlU, Nixon said, he his other speeches that would tend to divert (old no Whiitc hliuse ttueimitwrs were insuspiCion froriu him," But Goldwater said p suppor ts the ('resident tie his appeal for x'olvt'd. Ana'r.sni to recognize dangers to (ha' ('ountry "1 trusted the agencies conducting the in- , TEA BAGS P..1041 4.. $.t•s I., "•. " LUZIANNE . . SSS White Potatoes • a, *.".. Cans SAV l...p •.,,P.5.b00 Apple Tall Cans U S N. I 99 SS0 1 , ..,,uu., s.... t' . .. i I ........ It f , , ,___ '48C 17 i S i...' Up. 1..'S. C...1... / Sunny Slope Poaches .10 •.. 79' D.is..... ,,..b..M.l. Ham Salad N;z.in's [2vut Pdut. Ian, Sugar '.sE ill 01 BOW r. Brak)ast Chub P iiblix Bread _J I I - t,.-. as • ti 's.i ------- Evercan. Publix I..,y btbsa.d'IP D.On.w, 1..,5M., ) I . ~ :A Milk Sr,Mtast Club ' ./ e; i4l4U IO.pk. ,. I I __________________________ _____ I flstq.st1sS.muu5stiscqiamw'.iNJ I' •., ._... , . ii '. ' ' 0 p, l.'.. -' , o '"1 '"•' II I I Cottage 1 P.?S• CSUi?IS I A, ln%_ ~. i E.M eve I i.- . 1/2-oz. Grnamps P! I STAR-KIST LIGHT MEAT . fir (1w 'i'aterg.,k' brt'.ik.in," Nixon's ruitionwide television and radiospeech and acconipanving statement .ieicnded his cf. forts to learn the truth uhout Watergate - the facts of it hich 11w l'resident 54)1,1, 1w did riot learn until March !l this i ear. lie ctint'luled it ith .1 plea to 'not stay so uluiret) in W;ut.'rgate that we fail to respond to that kui:.s it surpassing iii ipiurtant to America and (hi.' it orld.'' J ______ ~ 's''r lur.'si(tf'nh$lI tapi' tutu) toilet) to disclose ''(1w slightest iit'rxv., (lust I had nfl)' knowledge of the planning ___________ _______ ______ WE ACCEPT Iii torn Senate Committee. But he said the Senate Watergate trIIUiiIttet' 53 s• 71' tj*'t'i'iirii rut .r '' Fish Sticks • ••55SSISISSS Pb, 59' Muenter Cheese ..,,... I ti" 89 p5 0 S S S I S S S S I I S S... Monterey Jock. . 11 1 4" i ____________ ___ (- P.. I..,,. $.•.'e l•b•1 I S., P..I , 53 1.1. I.4...4..lS, W..peI P..gSø..d ()I •.sI It, Fish Sticks S.... • , • I 'n.e P. S, Half & Half Cream .... Sliced American ....... ; • C...,.. F!shStkks-............ ::49' 1.1' • 89 Fish Sticks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • C..,.. III Cooked Ham r.'iiue for the rest of us to get on with the urgent t)tL',itWSi of the nation.' Nixon accepted full responsibility for the actions of his aides 'because the abuses '. curred during mv uuhninistr.ition out) in the t'4Iu11ituifl for 111% rec1e tu'in '' lie 41151) ttefenitet! •l....b.... ' p.. the courts %there the questions, of guilt) or inflX'CIk'C twlon'. N i xon said . ''11w tUne hits nnki he u.ni.w lit' Iuikt'ii in fi'tteral i utirt that by relieistrig i4,lH WAS) liNt ;l'oN M ' i'. 8 not lfl% olveil in the Watergate scandal, ret'urmliiig. ,iiuiih' if toflVt'Is4Itldlfl% UI 1114 iiftiii' uind on his tt'li'l'hi.n.' 'the ,',if ilIetlti4ilIty of (hi' President Ni x on has uIplwallMI to the nation to let the .'.*art. decide the guilt It or iIlllo.i'flt'l' of in' ti((it't' Iii hi. I t i'sil.'iit wii,iui uiIw a) s (a' suswrt ''that is it Ii) I slut. li.iitiriii' (1)1)5 )$N 154' CI fort iii uhu,Is involved. it hit h it .rnl.l set ii tt''itrit oust would tnipple 'The (line has l'OhIIl' to turn Watergate over ( 9 ft Regular Margarine •.... 'lie 49 %&vU I,. S,.Sa? i,., English Muffins ......... 3 ... 1 , ,.. • P..s......d 6S 1..,..4.. Beef Liver PI.t•ss 1, ,' 'Gate Involvement •isin'it reviewed, apprir;eil md writ 'n .'stL.hle the pr;nt.l'c Cnmmi4nner to .innthr t.udget A MeCLmnahan aho a Ipprer1 n wt,nn ommia1nner itir.i going to a franchise, pointed out .& year from ,on •iltntnc',l that ''..'n 1' U'tir' ;r't.gnr4 nr fraru.'?'uitnit'' it 'aitit h.,uth.'r if , ' blix Pu t. Fn Ou it P. '. Nixon Disavows Publ*IX operation Xnnwl told rornmainneri meanIec however, that the iurvey ('nmm;t1ner iet; the ckvr reulta 'mnt P.. available imbi Wen for conalderirig .i fr ." Sept I 1t the tiite the rhI p later in the tndget v";,r cot it.. ty raaiget mtiit # onr' the iurtey r..'ultq or in I t'n*ir.m rvc. .uin 4 3 $ IA _______________________________________ ?fl • _______________________________________________ i F*m • FOR _ -i , • Thursday, August 1& I913 - Sanford, FtorIdt 327/1 65th Year, No. 298 Price 10 Cents I • I ___________________________________________ . f% n , ,~ ID UU ~U SP , ELLS • /fl ill.' . . jumbo --I - 1 14 II... l \ I r) I G I IV% \ ~_ - - I,. rr ia Pickup SB tA Stocks ,. .i 18-.. �A- The Santora ieraia j•.. State Jury Jury Do Zoning Will It i I I \II III All) 's , iiiril urnIkl Jury wall ea 5I't it' ll itt 411111 tw'zirlpug • Unless We r Swofford Act: 11100% tiIlli% I'll aIIt'itiitltais Shut n10u1% still smartn because t( the adoption of legislation expanding requirements in municipal anne xation and zoning, said the Th.Cownv (Orange. Seminole and Oweolai agwwnlcs ail] help peotect the rights of municipalities. "The cities are banding together for political pressure." Brown said, He continued that four cities iCamelberry, li'ngwood, Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs) went to the four members of the Seminole County legislative Delegation and were unsuccessful in killing the annexation A1.TAMOSTE SPRINGS-Ma yor Laarenet Swofford told an audience of Seminole governmental leaders and AdS tSors Wediwada nlØiL if the cities and the county cannot work out a compatible cornprehensie 700Ing ordinance and t&M use plan. 'Tallahassee will do it for Us." State Rep, Vrnce Fechtel R4eeabur'g from the audience of a CAI.NC) Council of local Government ) meeting urged the governmental bodies to work together and iJ Swoff' of forthcoming Mate agrefed 6. 1 14 wouldtwhcwweustodoa goodob, wadded rIngt 'davor C,rnnville Brown, Meanwhile. Win te r ~,oulh highways tN)uflty'.S 13(1 member law enforcement agenc lights denoting positiorijs and status of patri)l where slrects and clog during peak traffic hours But units answering complaints the resu)U; of Seminole groA,th are quite evident that in a windowless third floor room where snenff's - (HeraldPhoto h Mark Acting prompth on complaints fro:.. rcsidenz.s about the "unkempt" condition of the city's 'ruutionl facIlIi C"iruL"r. Jz;. !aath reported t ,j'eths he hat &,ssemtiled the equipmrn necessary for clean-up, and is reach to put the facth: "baLI; in shape." He said he is looking for concerned citizens, particularly teenagers. to help with mowing grass and making general repairs. Workers would be retniburitird to some extent. and they should accomplish if lot in a few afternoons or weekends, he added. Councilman Tnu3' l'thand recommended the city raise the ftt from $10 to $2fl for mowing o'ergrnw11 sards and inti V hirh ahrtior n,I'cot,s" lin oI.t" hi' -:iru ; Action Committee, requested if donation from council for groverniorstup - and even the governors mansion list!! managed to avoid them all. "dirt% tricks department" ;tr.,1 se financial slush funds professional politician,;' ''we'll IJIIii, Iel to' ivscs I%* •r'ourit 'ose ugit lei ic b refunded ,,, rio guStsOris •ibsd by FAUST DRUG STORE 407 E. is? St.. Sanford Mail Orders Filled " 'I'll' Features: Fechtel Backs Nudie Ban • 4 Wash tiusiness community standards," he The Board headed into it's afternoon meeting with an anticipated 1.1 mills, down ti-can last year's 8.2$. but came nut with the .3(1 total cut called for earlier I,> Chairman Lid Vihlcru - added Wedrwsda) WAS the deadline set b> Police Chief Wele rio-t'll for city merchants to re'uic've front their she'I'.-e-t- an - Housing Meet 8 P.M. w -" Sanford's zoning and planning cznnuu*on will hold a public hearing tonight to consider a change arid amendment to the' zoning ordinance that would odd a new Mr 1. classification kncwn as multiple.lzimli:.' residential limited dwelling, district me nevi cbtssthcation would limit development to eight uwesung urms all acre' rrcnu mn-i ctaaauieauon ruts a limit of 12 units and acre and the cite could legalis half problems limiting drt'elopment in these zones to eight un1t Lill acre as has been specified with aome zoning The n''.' classification would fill the gap Also on the' agt'nida for the 9 p.m meeting at city hut!] is public hearing to consider a request for change from single. I amdy to multi-family zoning for K acres recently annexed on the north side of SR.46 A. west of Tee 'N Green Subdi'.'islotl near Mayfair Gulf and Country club X% llt'rald Photo by jean Patteson Stock Noon P.1 0 44". 44'. I'. M". i. $1, 4's dI CPa 5.. x., (pan ari 757 fubtee .... , beIP it' Ibs 7-. 4' 37., a 30i 77i, ' p. V. 47'- 7'• 7, ,, So • a'. IS. ' 30, AM , $4' "ari* s's' - •'p%esr 'X4 ( anus 50 '4l Soc CW,' :.... s.w.. iii 5. i I., PW I 5 ' .0 show ',aPwi, 54'. " 3'. 34'. SM. 43'. We ISA. t.• 3' 44' 44. 54"• 13" 55 $3', 1', 55 544'. 144' 144 • ii. lbt Ii. IMil 134'. 34 371. 37' • 77.. Sit, su to 555 55 7". J, ' - " s,. •' 1.., Deuan' C,,,, f 5,' ,. • :,' , (.7,, ,• e'. ,, o.s' o'ut. 55I' I 'a'. :: .-.. s' 'C • il• Cc buses.. Mar Mnft6w ti9.c rrimr MSb.acs Ii.tt),si' O.ri(a'r ri,.,r.- •' S. 1'.' Ule 14 ' 14- 3 ' IS a. Sit, '..i, ' • ' 3164 l'• • 1"!104". JCJ 1 a'. a. jj • san...s' 306. " ''. s'. C 33 6111twil.sr Itedwsp 33 4 s I a 13 7$ 77 • 77 t 27 • $4'. SJil , ,, a'• ). IS, 13' • 34 13 • 41'. 4$'. 7'. $11 , I)' n , tIJ Ji W. ij. Cl',. 34 or 141% Howell. Salon. 54'. $4', 14 . 3. a sa. so. 99%. 0 IM 30. W. : W. a , ,. 4°" Mrs Onelia Gilmore.Salem, Va.; and two brothers. Herman Howell, Roanuker and Alien : " : ' 4111" • 311 to, 77 71', 77 I)., I3' 7,', V 77 " ; of onewc, 11, 11-0 116. a" u s... rtPut' i". 26'. " V4 321 21111 We : ,se V4 so. '' 00 Koprew iii ' Iles.111144 '11 0 157 0 Scrub - Nonnal & Light 5o • Rinse ' J-I 1'r,$L I L Hold ,t I, buffet p41 c, in Se"Ilmir Memorial 1 Him in Georgia, stir catia to Sanford In 1934 Widow of Dr. .1 N 'I'ular, iitn' was a mne'nnher of fr'ardPre''tc'rsati ('hunch of . 'iaruiu-u in "--" : 11Y5 - ' has suddenl turned phi lanttiropic Japan was able to 1`61111d after World War II with gt'r4trou.s American assistance. And the Japanese, ever mindful of favors done them, would iniruu they would like to repay what the) consider a moral obliga' lion ( o r "I think it has to do with our ps>chology," said Masa>a Mi• * )(LShi, an official of the' fluential Keidiuru'cn - F'etjtr' ation of Econoniic Orgaru iz.ationis. ''We feel quite in. debted to the Uniteti MailAmerica Iwlped us a ft er the' war and it stilt helps us tod:i> AVE .T DELUXE ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WASHER HEAVY DUTY 5- CYCLE DRYER A..? flit tfr7 sn ci?, ft I In C.SS 11 £155 $ r-'aer, ''.,'' rrC. '''N a' ''p-: NOW ONLY... NOW ONLY... Separate temp rontrCs for compartments Lots of storage space en the door' I ull-width porcelain en.irncied crisper. Freezer holds 135 pounds. - . - ___-'__•3 69 .'.'d.'t GSD 4 oll Sanford Electric RANGE ,..FOR EA SY 2 - SPIED WASHER i5''. ri11 1 ,u4','c 3, 1 1 I,,?,, 'C t1,111dy 1)114(1, 1', 1 s f '.1 Co. - - -' - - re), Pill 1#31-Flil - PH. 322.1542 ' -----,,c' - --"- 1198 S ., NOW ONLY - ,t,,2c'l'$j,ppI' •j;"! $128 - I SPACE-SAVING 16-CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER . . . ....... 218 0Lo I hool t I I -- is -mnr -_w_ e thr e w ... -'I j Air '• 0- r- GREAT BUY' th fl' -- •• 10,000 BTU SOLID STATE 25' DIAGONAL COLOR TV WITH 2-YEAR IN-HOME WARANTEE s you osy us, The 1 7-CU. FT. COLD GUARD REFRIGERATORFREEZER R11111114 AIR CONDITIONER 1~11 1,r#:11111 fill Ili Ili "*.'i .w rn, t.'j. pi,iu id a Jul oP s thOd 'wad to w'i tilt two sa'v.esr,l wider It 's.vd c..ti tugs; It,,n you osed ton you, thtid edutalsoo, i.mpiy spite and rail take out the unch, and help with the money we hews mw.,iat,4e lo, help in educating you' family uthv ttsicc or MIfflHfl1 HUtht NOW ONLY... 1tuu t,ee,u.'1 e.ti)i Fti.ikt 1198 Atlantic Banks Help 1' ,,' 30!0i uit'vs,dtti st'ul, Pi,host e.t"' 1i rewe' has 5 l - J fltWiuU .flflnit I I p,' / ri j,p, a , - HILCO __ -AW*$101111 -- FUN COOKING NOW ONLY... Open Mon totu Fr, Sm mS pm, CIois'd Sat. 2572 PARK 3OIN. ELECTRIC 20 POUND ? - ...... / MELVINATOR -. AUTOMATIC \. ted 1--- sI28 138 248 J.M FIELDS INSTALLMENT ACCOUNT USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MAJOR APPLIANCE PURCHASES' R __'•II, , Holds u) to 560 lbs fru:eui foods' l300kstu';t doors Take advant age of supermar ket 5et' L Fooriny th'siilri Sc --- - --- • ; '' %I Evefgilv- 4263 ' WHIRLPOOL WHIRLPOOL OPERATION 7CU. FT. FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER C Tis3U, will be field •5 3 fV1 SOO as brs,w r urw.a ' Ill AERM MR-AM 2- SPEED, 2- CYCLE J , mieca, sti c''t,4 ' Tii . iSv,', C I uS ' I Cc-,' y,,,, • rws •-."i • • •c'rias 's'p",; A'ie.,'..c WITH VALUES SO BIG W -i: I s'eio.,' a large dollops of American ijl Sow Japan ft'ts the (InittI Stitts can tow stusiie (loan, assistance itself. In earl% August, Jpaiu" l'rime Minister Kakuem Tanaka TOLAR, MRS, LIWE - ' t ,. '"" SUPER -:T--- r- wfw&f loill"'IftEn #fir MOP& Lill,* Gramkeni Funeral Bonier is in charge' of an'angements Mrs. UlbeMaeTuliar, al. (if an Milli- Milton cuilut this pu s ' 'tPlr; s'csc I tuct 11a ui:u,iuiil i;i'i' two sU.s' .1 SPit' sPt' i , ''i.. 11" THRIFT SHOP ,j ot feoweri 0't4ts'$it ".o, $i' Snip "ri met 'aith the $ rfl Sfr.ndny uii -- .t i.,' - ',uritu.r I'rane'es Glass and Mrs Ens Reynolds, butt of Roanoke; ' " "a" :' cat' Report O Ti. KMA'S 'V4 .b said •'The NORGE e" Funeral Notices x'.,w.a, it., '- I ,_ Dowell notified the n,e'r that in Pus opinion, under '.1w rits's 1Y6.$ criminal ti r,ds art- in Suit 'itt • Ralph hour Maitlisned MIS Lena H Turman, tti, of Le'utt,et', ('ccli D. McIntyre 2641 Myrtle Ave., died WedMiami; four grandchildren neacla> morning, at orange tine great-grandson; tw.c Metnorial Hospital A natitt of nieces, Mrs Charles I. P.' Bluefield, W Va., she came to ions. Sanford and Mr's 1. ji Sanicr-d 14 years ago from Cattiri, Miannii; nrphcw Roanoke, Vii . She' ws a Edward S. Mcintyre' Miami saleslad> and a member of Hrisscni Funeral 1hsrs it I'irst Baptist Church of tthar1, 0r urraturlts,'n1,s Ruanuke Site- is sur'.-ite'd ta,t leer tiubarid, W Has Turman, aniw'ci, suit, (iarry iwinari, TVVMAN INAPS LIL14,06 N Orlundts, two daughters, Mrs lieti> Pin-la, Sanford and Mrs t#11`ai' as,'I5atrit'ua Kry of North Ais,, so diro *5dflidp, (' bi't tI " tc,0p .5 Grin ' I.'rar'J Ufla'•1 MUfliC wtC N O W V . , t.'tulctrwrs, tlu'ee slitIri, Mi's a,,,,, w MuI1oa?sng ir ., u,'rt'3tur(.1 tltii Area Deaths 4i I 'LSN'I 'eisLk iiIt: hive got this young cat climbing the wall - or M'rambling up the fly.scresen to get a be tter swipe at t Power , chiayfls, o * Cycles - r,00e r ------ ---- "--- ,,F!ELDS jXft p. - P,'i r'5t --' -- ------ - DISCOUNT DEPA$STMZNT ETORU F I) IC ''!( pr esident. (,reen wall; H' .r 1 •lpro,it, 4 !P !i •'rw'ge htsys and 'ioing men have, I r,t cJ'vCfl l.'l;" te en uineusrthe'cI sln P henley railed pollee Aug A to tell them Ps" had killed Dean A (oril. .U, the alleged mastermind of a tw,trnKeStltll procurement. rap. and slaying ring Ifr nulry has Pen Irwlirterl separately In two of the 't'? slaying; and jointly with Ituvid 0. Brooks, IA, In a th ird uk'ath Henley was also charged withthre. of the murders by ç A,ui'iiqtln ('niunty auth orities and has told polic, he ink part it, iii.' cf 55i b,vir,,'s Itr'.',yc ;III1I he 'x'recced (tre f !)-e k,Ilt,' t,ji l. ' rl inc c , ltr'c P ,r' Dffl- depicting nude' Itil.gLiTifle ,V-0 making terms of gr(w natiorwill proolu( t. - ., . -- ,:ranting $10:',utlh 'n !' 10 I umnversitit' The iilont' i' tar'marked (fir Jaltanesc 'tilt''' prcigranis which hut'..' hi.'tu Putt by decreasing lurnis from liltUS government and pri.sttfoundations. Last September, the Mit.0 bishi industrial group sit 'l companies dcn.ated $1 tiiilti.'n I' Harvard University. Not to ix' nuttlorw, the rival Suiiiitot;uct group gave $2 million *1' \'.ds' Uni'.'vt'sity a nd another $1 uitlto the Japan Scx'let> &f York 'ork this June Japan, ruriw .if f I Ut ni and ranking third in the world tit St,rnnjc'st worth came- for the Tax Hearing Is Set r gsnring roni)tanta, and l)n I (re"en, deari h'il by t)'" Tirrses a f.rrrwr rlosa (r.rw4 -' t?s 'ire periletent (reen told prosecutors h.' htw to Ainew MIY'I IAV k irk'ks five t,nws a year unti l It'), I.-' - I ,Jr,T,r)Jp,fr r .1 Ili%f'tIl!l4li(i,i th4' 111f4'IltiIt ltso pin. o Attit co. lilt nttIIuti fit 'listltiitit speskeanti nu )I.sr;p. p Weld, '1114, •icinlI iii ''1iiI*tI(.fi Is" i!;iiu ln1 1 14-1 ci; bi , Intl 'lid not new uintii this ci'rIri usttp.tuns'.l us. .ri- .l,5.' 5'', 1' r',r,..' Wff p, ft'r a Citing unnamni ureea, th. 1Ur,e slut said Huharrlanqi told Agrw'w Ihal three Agnew ak1e have Int'l prrtserufnra they turned river sortie to( the pay . utients in the fnrrrw'r Maryland ovetnof The three were ld. tufic(l a Ie!i'r Mstz and Joel. \,'s 7 Does Work (1 h\ \( I - \I DISHWASHING Suite Rep Vinci- Feebtel li- ''girliemagazines an it '1 do not tit'lie'.e it is I cc s b ut g e n d orstatement sed to The Herald s'tsabk for children who have' l.nni'wcsod's sta nd against Wednescius n.'flrracIie4emouqnaJmaturiti hay msgazznes of this *r t,vailahlctothe'm, It ascontrars if aparrnttuse them readilt $'.a1able," Fc'Ctitt'l, whilSt' district include.-. St'minole' Counts Commissioners made their l.kr (ount> and part of "phiIusiphicat" tax rut Wednesday, as predicted, and St'rrimolc, said 5w-pt. 4 pubiu hearing on the $34 million, mill package Rut, just as important, an> One Item not included in the budget, but certain to Unie the local people can decide provoke debate, is the' $(i,00t subeuds demanded by Herndon In" themselves they ey want, Ambulance as the prier of continued SanJd4ia ciservice. this is great. This is the 71 board did not budget the funds this year, and has direction needed to bring back received an offer tram Physicians amid Surgeons Ambulance to the local level enforcement of 5 rvicc, Longwood, to take over Herndon's north count), their In 'Reverse LOW PRICE Her rrplys began with small While she had kind words for jekes,siwh as "1 can't Lw 41 evervone M icuwrwni governor ne'cau.se' i ''' -------' don't know wha t the >ob is and spoke' of her difficulties as a besides. I don't own a fa" minnru) of one in trying to hold arid ended up with the down utility rate increases a I - cntictu'd ii., to. ..c.,a food Lii , b} Ms Hawkins for stepçnng .ss contains SO d.'Q.rOuI drugs o. nervous No into a recent rates case and foria we " riot subs TChange Tout id'i IrinuOul ...css. ordering the three-member .r.o ioep MOkADIR (0.h ' their proposed $,,fl(Kt budget for 1973-74 'This is our program, for our c'ammurut'.,' said Ran. nick. The Drug Action Committee is funded by the people and gr".'nintsof the count), and has been choien by the state i rut'dd few other similar programs In the sta te - - "IV 1p curb yoi'r .blt Pill State Supreme % weight 10dalf ON BAck 111,110111,11114oft to a "T 3M0 oo, no." answer session even u requested increase. But, Like the skillful politician President Nixon attempted to 1i looks like the Supreme shs has become, Public' Service defend himself before a Cwtwillberegulatinguti1itic C'ommLcsrnner Commissioner nittianal television audience, m the future," she commented. Hawkins has learned not to us Ms Hawkins said she has found nal'. half Jest no when it counts Watergate to be a hhic'P, niark 001 against all gmliucians Speakiric at it,.' (rriast.e Or I a n do A d v er 115 In An ardent flcpubli. !-vderatusn banquet said the whole politit', roct' night, the -Maitland has been corrupted to the point housewife" fielded a variety of where nnrmalI idealistic questions almed at trapping her college political scienc into declaring for the lieutenant students now accept as stan' Iri Councilman Clifford .iordar, argued he thought the fee es eajve, but voted with council charge the higher one Residents from the Meadowlark Subdivision requested council adopt a fence orduiance for their subdivision Their complaint waz. sparked bs one particular 'grudge', wIne!i ttic) said a bb witr structure, over six foot Pugh, which obstructs the vies, ca t ites an eyesore, and is a fare hazard Council said the'.- would take action after in. vestigaung the situation, Tim Rannick, president of the Seminole Cny Drug - rrc that bridge when w e come m to It, after ersnsluung with m) family " Like the lady In the amg, halh hazard herald Staff britrr B CHRIS ILSON Herald Staff Writer Weintj -- Winter Springs Begi ns 'Clean-U WINTLh SiIJNGS OR PAY NOTHING number month by month. tatiic Foreign Aid LOSE UGLY FAT Except When It Counts grow in till willing Park Zoo there (]till to Local Politico 'Cain 't Say No' , hours a day. The dispatcher's gaze is pin pointed on a map c the county and flashing the q ,,,nu' i .snty eeiiilIve and guy. of !Ilaryinrwl 'I lo, feis York 1hues re1trti'.l i hint lAIay ,'ulitions that htkh,arit n, told Agnew that 5t1O5P'ttItIlS have (tiutelnenti than 20 duurylarwl frt,vt, tisIiw'utw'n whu any they gave si,' i;s?.' ,n r'' -,l t pj,h Mihlir sitist In an iflter%Irw. - pi't'('ll ill I tititluuti, l':tiplinul 'Mvy Seem ,tI liii' \\'iii,lsi,t - ,iI;iii to l'i,tsh Ill 0,11' iii liii tI'' '.tiiUi\ ui,i SEVEN 1,11 )N &'Lilis 24 'if pp lb.' 'I uw'v,'r ti,'nr ,l,,t sinhi ii motion tior huts any tither lawyer,'' PRIDE IN FAMILY IRLE radio dispatchers coordinate efforts of the Park Avenue from his fourth fl oor Courth ouse office that contrast sharply wi th the continual hustle and hustle of ,, 5 irI'ntely In tliatu hlfltiS'lt)N I All 15t,sffles fisr lint', Wuuiw iIi'nlv', It r. o %%rte to it'' for ss'uirt Inlay to battle a tsits' uitl.'ntpt for flirt i'' if lw's t"n.ngc'ra Ii'iiiIntrI ,'ssunlnali"n usl lb.' youth, ()lip as, liceil Iii the tnrr"il Itiacs inuniter in the nations history I 'tin, lii \ti'hlrr a ,lsfs'u,.' lawyer, tilts' ks'.l an r*s,iin,uit lion 11% liii' Iltir I is I 's'urit% pcy.'hintrli unit l'in'sdny Pail iii.1 lIi'nlu' , 1.', iru.iuuih,ly would he iii (,(flirt for tilay's Pw'nrin -- •iti ailemoon Pitik view of Sanford's North Piiirt1 s,,, Henley Mental Exam Fight Due ET CONTRAST }ERIF1' .JHS To Get Agnew Case iirleeTini{ firm. He said with 26 cities In the tri'county council, the organisation, when banded together to push municipal wishes, will have more clout Brown alsodefended theCAt.NO'nunc1l. CAl.Otsnota "super government" nor ts the Th.4nunt )eAguen( citima super government, Brown said 'I would like Seminole County to be a model for the state,' Fcchtel said. "For good quaHt) controlled growth, It " Vi, ,' l,"'itlint .'piriu T. Ajin'is04 ttivisivs'sl in a hirih and kisbiw , k "-tw',,' \t,'iutitt hiils, liii Ipitlt ,' 1k' iiiIuiuiol 'usitfIrput il w,... 1 1"4114111, tutu pi l:iIi.t I, I R% I)iVA ISTES Herald Staff Writer I, I / 5 I ht,r .ii ,, I'ij L. -- I Pt' ,i,if ,,rqi iIr'r ,irJ 4 lhurscMy. Aug 16, 1973 - _______________________ - ORLANDO ORLANDO 'i,in,.,oi i'14g4 Sh.s's,. I ' 0, ti,c.l e'',,e' I 0'', .' ''' " 5,,,' Ii . ,,' WP p in ill,..,, til 7 a'' I. Suts 51 4 no 151 1 P5I • i iss '- - WINTER PARK I P &),es,d,i A,: 5' 5' i's's (1,5,1, 24,., I. ISp''' -,,,, ii 10 to ii '0 , LIISdURG Llip! Ci S 04. 1 Osi." (5,i$. •' 5,'' MJ,'I Si ' 0, I'll l W Ij It ' �- 4A- The Sanford HeaId - —'-- _ _ ------- __ -'--'-____ .-------—*.------...------.- —,'-----.---- I ---.--------------'---. Thursday, Aug la, i73 The Sanfr,rcl Ffe'rald Alaska Oil I Reporters , Beat I Only High Court Could Halt Its Flow Aside from the provisions exempting the project from Continued legal broadsides by Copley ,News ServIce Within a few weeks legislation designed to remove the last known legal barrier to the transAlaska oil pipeline will be approved by Congress and go to the White House for President Nixon's -, I. Supreme Court might threaten the $3 billion-plus project to carry two million barrels of North Slope oil a day 800 miles south to the warm water portofvaldezonAlaska'ssouthcentralcoastfor shipment by tanker to the "lower 48" states. With an eye on the growing U.S. fuel thor tage, the and Senate have passed measures authorizing the largest privately funded construction project in history. Iach bill carries a key' provision so far as pipeline advocates are concerned exemption of the controversial undertaking from further lawsuits aimed at halting it. Even so, the project's chief foes, the Wilderness Society, Friends of the Earth and the Environmental Defense Fund, likely will seek some sort of redress from the Supreme Court Ik)th versions also clear the way for granting a government right-of-way for the pipeline a point bitterly challenged by environmentalists and include a declaration that the project complies with the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969. Lawsuits already reaching up to the Supreme Court contended th e pi peline would endanger fish, birds and animals along the route and thus violates the act's provisions When Congress returns to work next month. House and Senate conferees are expected to agree on a compromise pipeline measure quickly. for the two vers ions differ only slightly, The President long has sutrnortr"d the project sp'tisort'd and financed by the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., a consort ium of seven major oil firms House — ; — — dthr - sthoiht The Greek government has acted firmly and swiftly in dealing with the two Arab terrorists who killed three travelers and wounded 55 others in the Athens airport terminal. The absurd attempt by the killers to bargain for safe passage to an Arab country rejected. and they are in jail charged with williull manslaughter Th is incident came at a time when there was hope that extremists the Middle East had begun to realize the emptiness of terrorism as a was in weapon. PC) of damaging oil spills along the Alaskan tundra threaten wildlife and pose the additional danger of great oil spills along the route of huge tankers carrying the oil from Valdez to West Coast ports Congress has rejected these warnings by voting down moves to make the pipeline comply more strict ly with the Environmental Policy Act environmentalists, the proponents' greatest VWICfl-)' as a congressional decision to re ject a proposed alternate route across Canada. The consortium attacked this proposal by transAlaska opponents by warning it would take from seven tolovearsto build such a line, three times lon ger th an the Alaskan route, cost three times as much and give Canada 51 per cent control of the project at a time when the Un ited States faces a mounting fuel shortage. expeded signature. Yet those who have fought foryears in a bitter struggle with environmentalist groups still :,. - and tOgivesuisfiledagainM the project pro,jL. over other court cases. Unless environmentalists find another way to block a start of the Alaskan pipeline, work on the project would begin in a few weeks, for equipment and pipe long have been in place, ready for a crank-up whenever the law would allow I The environmentalists' chief attack on the project was a claim that it would create the peril - ---. - - - ---- -- - ---- - - --- - — ---- --- - --- ----- Dramatics Near End Watergate Enters Dull Phase ZhP anfurfpralh TE ,,.f P*f 322 2611 831 99c3 SANFORD FLA 377'I . WALTER A GIE LOW, Fd!oraPttr s:itvn: .-meriea hir a ion, ln time. of the President hcn the) d1 M'verai old political hants but a few conclusions are not have it to exercise. Unfar- accepted the authority too Almost three months have nevertheless possible today. tunately, they discharged that casually, and that perhaps a ela psed since Sen. Er'ln's First, and with all due respect assumed authority over the few of them put ends above gavel fell on May II, to open the to the enthusia.wi, dedication actions, of sincere, dedicated means, When all of that is said, hearings of his Senate corn- and abilit> of young people and loyal men many quite however, It was the older and mitt-re Some 3.s wt.riesses have Watergate ezhibit.s the value of new in their assignment.a who mo-e sober heads who stopped tesbfird voluminoush, }et, like experience. Certainly one of the were willing to accept it Un- the shady behavior, stopped the soap opera that the hearings basic causes of the tragedy was questioningly. Watergate from being a larger in sonic respects rrsembk, the that several arrogant young it would be less than fair not disaster than it already is. end does not appear in sight people exercised the authority to add the ;xstscilpt that No guilt or innocence has been established, and members t it .'•i this really was not their obect'e Few observers really tichere them Most who have WATERGATE '% '1 " endured the lengthy TV __________________________ __ J ~~r r Jes would agree that the majority of the committee : placed the President himself on I trial ear n the roceedingc "-/ in this sense, the verdict is not in because the President's % // df scarcdybcgun. His recent statement refusing the committee's request far documents and outtming his concept of the presidential power was the opening gun, and .1 mOre can be expected in the near future We would 1*. surprised if his words, coupled I with the recent persuasive testimony of former AttorTie) N _General Kleindcinst and of I)eput> Attorne% vnera1 Peterson, will not ra ll y further I strength to his side. r ___ Meanw hi le, the senators will 1. continue to say that legisl.atne l ' goals are their collective' s 0U ) purpose. despite the fact that no ij: . N , glaring need formw legislation has been exhibited. The campaign reform act of IV7l teas not been fully tested to I determine if its spendini limitations art effective Moreover, * Senate aad> has approved another stringent measure wtuchfurther puts lids \ on individual. corperate and union contributions to can didates and causes floating and unidentifiable ,,.... tails is over for politicians. ,i,, '5r'.*•j'f' Certairil> the whats and wherefores of Watergate will be N if VI A P4flf, ,ç,y9,q,4f I be wil'i the United States of — — . -"' -. . HEARINGS SENATE : . , .' ' - ( - * : JANE CASSE L [ RR Y ' -J ., -- ,%'f17 *'EI /1.4 _______________ Enjoys Respect - _____________________________ ______ _____________________________ ______—. _ ___________ ROY GRE E N Cc''nt ['or Me-c'ncaI Sup? RALPH HAYS Magazine Editor Conp Poo'n Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR. RAY STEVENS Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman ________________________________________________ SUBSCRIPTION RATES i vrt6 Dw. .., 112 40 120 so i Si in r lurqla B. M,i US Postal Y ea r sam e 4% Hom Dcci,er, All Oht'r Mi 52 70 Month 6 Mo''ht $ it ?l 1 2 mos 537 10 Regulmlsoin PO. 5e 'ha? all ma'l subscriptions be pad in advance Entered as s.cond claiis matter .Augtt OIlier of Santccrd Florida37771 17 1905 at i fte Pot? Nop1rlofn male',,aI nrs or ad.r'?s'ng of this edI*O" of The 5nlcrd Mt-raid mav Oe 'Cp'OduCd in 50p manner ethOt,? ,srtlf'n pevmss.cn of The publisher of The Herald An, ,rtd,,CIMII a, t,,m respo'sb' tO' such reprcidlon ,,Il be uns.drrcd .s rlr.rsgnq on The Herald t Copyright AiibehI'idiabirfc.rdarnactJrider?p*ia* Pjbiuthed ditiy and $ urid,,s e'cep' Sa?ucciay ___________________________________ Tt,t- Herald is a .s cnttted t- 4-.',% ii j ,,. p It fl • l.t-Avlc,e .sled ti- s.' 4,,v rt-p'Citluc'cr , ,., Japan Sits Out The Nuclear Race Co1'lI;y NESS CHRIS NELSON .,, . I a Legis Ia tion 11 I;AINI-:svlI,I.f.;, Flu, I Al', A Isusol infoem,ier who in lIitrssI.'il lb.' Vintn,sni Vt-titans Against the War said he was instr tic-test ht- the Fill not ii, entice trusiibIq tsr asIv'afe vio lence (hinrirs Becker of New Orleans testified under rrmscx-esssmum inustion Ws'.Ineviny at the (;nirwss'iIIe Fight trial lbe ta iii 1w ret s'ivswl it ciulary and ex perm- ,rionr'y fm'rsru the F ill Irrirri ,Iusniissy y 1971 until July 1972 It wise in .ini>' of Inst year the original inchf tumsnmuta were iiancietl down in the ease In Tnllahsscseq' 'fltr' night, all VVAW member q, are accused of plottIng violence on Mlsumnii heath - 14 iiiii - SILSON Ii FBI Ordered Nonviolence: Infor er ,lA('KSON VII .1,1':, F111 I Al' i A new kind of .'*per t to fishing t'ntliusiast has 'qpi'are.l as a w it:it'x.s in (he ('rossFlorida Barge Canal trial urging U S Senior Circuit Judge Marv.') M ,lolinscn It, prt'M'rvI' I uk,' I )k lawiiha i'm' I ii fti n, a ,hii i'k xi in s-il Ic at tot new who fishe s for is pros icic'd us cii aug i' 011111 ci' Wednesday from the string if ti)'tlrtsloglxt,c, lSIl4itiiStS, t'riglncc'rs and such se liii have Ix'eri in (iii' w itne'ss chair during live' se erks of testimony ins' nat I mimI Fish i rig in ijt miii mmn'n t hits been 114,11 1 on the take fortiis'd liv Ibstimian I lain, m.huting reesril eats- tic's of large l,iss, I ..ftin tc''.tif it- il Protection '.d that u can't legislate to protect (1trn b but how about protec ti ng people people who are toolish. fran foolish legislation! .11w une Folks who tried to throw out th e health clinic wi th the tauiwa ter ... is to throw out Playboy Magazine. Penthouse, and other, lesser, publications. The council asset tonight to officially hack down on its health clinic caper.. faced by a petition signed by half the town's registered voters but it probably will take a court ease on the magazines for these officials recant. with all the With all the problems this country faces things local government must do to help the hardpprcssed cithen scrape th rough another day... Longwood Is worri ed about 'dirty pictures." No paper has done more than this one to publicize the kgltlrnatc fears and complaints of mobile home owners f.iced b recent count) ordinances banning trailers in commercial zones and threatening to evict them from cerlain agricultural lands. And when faced with the implications of their moves, county commissioners pledged ton delegation from ('.11.0.11. that "one-time-only" zoning will be found for all trailers save those on land with sub-standard drainage. it Is true that good inten ti ons make bad roads especially when it rains.., but at th e moment, mt "rain' isin th eforrnoffearandlrrati on alreactionsbymobilehonw owners. It should come as no surprise th at much wra th from C it OP. members has descended on me since my earlier references to C.11.o.I', in the (1ock column. It must be noted that three people most notably Mrs. hare taken the trouble to conic Donna Brinkic of Sanford in and discus.s the nr,bli':mi Not wanting to h1ut wru intO .%lrs. 1-irinkit' s mouth Feel she left the office with an understanding that I am as c.'nt'rrnt'd that ('floP. put a dampr on Lrreponsthle threats of violence and deliberate distortions of commission actionsas lam withwatctungttwcotytomnkesureitlives im zoning. up to pledges for "one-time I will attend the Aug. 24 meeting between C. R . O . P. and th e co Unt>- omnrnissiun. I'll let you know immediately what happens n ' . ,yck,'tI by l'ntls'r e4qs why thought his control agent it neces. hehptil to the HepuhIiran eonrentsnn for 'Jinl,'s'.. : . Arnow refieu'il to allow Reeker to answer that question as well it one by Stavis askng if Reeker made regular reports to thorn (ommittee to Re-Fleet the President in addition In the .' its give him that admonition, Hecker said it was a general policy of the FBI hlee-ker Is now a ut-mirity empinyc of a New Orleans department store fIt-fence attorneys have contended that the FBI used agent -wry FR I prusvnvatriirs to infiltrate the organization and encourage 1*few attorneys nave contended that the ennsplrmwy ii an administration ploy to fuxtify last summer's break-In at the rynn"r sI- ': sts,'st }f.'-,rtqn sr'" s' '}e I,' , t ,stv' 1f rice enniple- violent sit- Is by its rrie,nbers. It S lflstrkt .Iuidge Winston Arnow Wednesday refused to allow rkfrnce attorney Nanny Stearns to question Becker jshmo*it whether time F'Hi intervened to get bins rift it charge of illegally carrying it weapon in New York State Under questioning by defense attorney Morton Stavin. 11.-c ker testified that the only notes he made while an informer was to take the names and rntclresses of those at- clii, ing the Hs'puhliran National ("invention NO sunrimner I hxlc'r (- rose—examination by defendant William i'attn'rson who Is acting an his own isitorns'>', lIeu k.-'r, now a security sum ploys' sit ii ds'psirtrnent More, said his insir tictions from the Fit I were ''ni's-i'm to Instigate trouble tsr siulvor- ate violence," ii ol The 4eter.tr ic' ''-'t Stanley J \ttehels.,n. f Sl,,vsc aikml ftn'.-ker if 1w had been told that it would he -t- r. r 'fl, srncf ,','', i',ttfs'r'son, .4, .tnd ltnn C Fists 7,, Hialeah .kmhn Kniffin, U, Austin, Tee , J'a Peter .1 Mahoney, U. N" tending VVAW meetings 0 ,iiness i llo, r' ,!, s.f irsld j, Pt-nut-, ZI, of Hollywood. F's Askew Names Board 16 l-'l,c. APi ( 'sot' lfs'ubiri \ski'ss Wedn.'sclsss nariit'd Mrs Nek.,mi I'zirks of Winter Park and ltit'hartl Tugg of Miami to tin' lls'isrui if 'I'm iit.','s of lii. Florida Seh4101 for the Ilival arl Blind , 4 Law, Fuel Lack Tie Sought Spill Pensacola Fish kill and Germany in Europe had only to survey their own dismal future. They had no way to go but up, As superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union accepted with enthusiasm the responsibility for keeping each other honest. The resultant race for nuclear supremacy' with its attendant "brushfire" conflicts, It,, continuing series of cities in remote areas of the world and its Impact on in. dustrial capacity has strained domestic resources aggravated domestic tempera in both countries, The momentum of the contest is proving difficult to check, but the eff or ts of Russian and American leaders Following the summit Hireling between President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister E.akuel Tanaka, the Japan Tunes commented that "the...talks have propelled Japan and the United States into the era of a new and equal partnership an the world scene." But Tanaka confirmed in a television interview prior to his return home that the relationship remains one of balance rather than equality in the tandem approach to global atfairs, The United States will continue to provide the muscle. Japan's cont.ribuuon is a health y, expanding marketing position that commands international respect Japan. Tanaka said, would rather remain tinder the protective U.S. nuclear shield than develop its own arsenal of nuclear weapons .I'7 you talk about nuclear power deterrents," he elaborated, "we are resolved not to own nuclear power or nuclear weapons." Japan's contentment with its nonmili ta ry role is understandable. Like Germany, Japan emerged from World War 11 shattered militarily and economically. While the victor-bias nations eyed each other suspiciously in the postwar realignment of pouut.cal power, Japan in Asia ,, miseries of a quarter of a cen tury of f ascina ti on with bigger and better tools fur nuclear destruc tion. As the Kremlin is bombarded with demands from Soviet citizens for refrigerators and other consumer niceties and as Americans contemplate the expensive aftermath of odventures that have drained the dollar of its global clout, Germany and Japan have recovered dramatically. Americans, folding themselves into compact cars assembled in Dusseldorf or Osaka in a feeble attempt to combat sky ror- keting prices a nd waning resour ces, cannot quarrel with the modest claim In Tokyo that "Japan's Internatlonal position has been recognized." Neither can they dispute the logic of the nonnuclear policies of their equal-and valued-partner. —.--- - - ------ - 'Celestiai Luncheon - - — — Don law 'liii' new Isiw, one of the tougia-sI fit the unction, fiSM' 'ext's iirsliiunileui humility to all(i ll cuummq mis ni> sir shipper resix imsi ble for a spill in Florida waters I-'esht'rsil lsw sets llmlilts On Si uuspony's linanit'i;ih liability, fail the' state law Wsis rert'mutls isjmhss'lth by the U SrSupreme mi MIAMI Al' i Police have charged is E..'>e'ar-.old muon V. utli five csunt,s of as_s.iult ssitji intent to cttu,iuiuit murder in f. At Court State Semi W. D. ('tuiltk'rs, D. l's' tcciic isIs, a nd i ti,'u irm i issus (if the' connection with it sniper attack on polk'e'umien. I'ulit't' say the sniper %Vt'tlnesday fired an automatic pistol !rcnui Miami H.'sy front Park at ( )ffict'r Nnirrru;uri Echelberry . Ttu.- .uiiih r .-ru r • ;,.. lnu.s Ill:ei,,n.' Iaulcvard iward a hotel and sslk'muetl lire at two pol ice cars narrowly mkstng another officer, pellet' xii>'. l'nliec said they arrested lthinon Hiunos as he reloaded is 9mm pistol in a re'stro.'uui of the hotel, l':c'hi'lbi'rry had sirre'xttil l(sunos lust week on it public drunkenness charge, police said, sickling that th(' arrest could l* it possible niotive in the shooting - Ss'ni;sli' I N,stiirsil I{c'stsurs'i's I!u.t'.?'c', Ic'' t'r'';"''''d in spr'ci,il le'gishatise ses.slon in '.iisc'ruutx'r to ssriit'nd the' law, li t' ssiisl it is keeping shippers ;m a) frusui i Florida 1x)rt.s Msis- tsr lInux 'l'.snizlt'r of Jack. ssinsills' and Stat., Sen. i.ew I1rarstls'', tallest 1)-Jackson', ilk. uiieeting next for 's'.' !i Lu -, t. d-ti-rn;w.- '' 1-1 ' , -i 1 u.. If . "t..r't,' I:. ;l'i ton, Tex., offers 5.5 million barrefs of l mlphiir oil at IS A25a barrel. Under a contract for the cur, r"r.t f 'r 1 r 'I'' 0,rit,- I ',ii t. ',I .s t..irr-1 ,,', trot I iMaircmitiy ouldnt 1w' att •'iI since federal, state and (it), regulations allow no rnoq'e than I 8 per rent sulphur ron. h'nif jilt' liar tofl, I,', I ia.istaj . '''' . ' ' ' i \ '';-r 0-- !t' Oakloy '.sl.r -'irr.'rt :)r, . 'fl? I ,silon T.' ilit I' S Ar — On that date, more than lOt) terminals and 20 FAA en route air traffic' (ontril centers will be equipped to automatmcalls Interrt,gate' and track aircraft utilizing radar beacon transponders with altitude reporting capability. 'The eff ec t of this new equipment on air traffic separation i cxpt'tt.'d II) be nearly as dramatic as the inception of radar iteIl o sur iu se,cr% ago,' says the agencvs publication Asi,,tiuri ests — Mayor Is i - cquitted A MIAMIAl' I'm not bit ter, I'm more relieved," said suspt'rusle'el Miami Mayor David Ke'nns.'dy after he and two oth— '- - • Circuit Court judge' K c' until> pol it ical insider Frank M,urtun and Minis l)asidsill w enit on trial Wednt'sitsss uiurnun. accused iii tr)un) ° llrutA' ('intuit Judge Jack Turnsr to influence it drug case in' ti lying Mrs. t)as-itLson's son, , _______ An aircraft with aut'niatit' altitude reporting equipment will be tracked jutin,it tt-jil' on radar from the moment it t'niem s j controller S set for, Its identification number w il appear alongtde the position symbol, together with altitude and air speed data, The' -ontrIler will be able to tell at a glance the relative ditanct's of one aircraft from another with regard to altitude as well as direction. - , : ; -r, - I, - - -..-. ' ,,r " , ',I " a 01 . '41 ,s' r 'f ,0144t11 I p--, fl-land, Csa 55750 • ''ItS I'd 0 !z$s ,t$Or5%itofl ' __- .--' -I - :iie ANO MAIL TODAY LUCITE FLOOR PAINT fulmuus in Florida but went to hI'u'tmi, l cot'.nt afte r otto ik ...si' t bein ,i culd t . .' - soil I - " i:* Perfect for use wIth LUCITE paints,.. Numerous million-dollar productuons have been filmed in Florida despite tittis' state support, she said. Recently cgmnpletrel Florida films inctutti' "Salty," a televuion pilot (entoting the escapades of a sea lion, and "Ride us a Pink Car," an adventure movie focusing o n the tiny Manatee County town of Rubonum Several of the films star F brIda actors and actresses, Mrs Fader said Ten-year-old Kim Nicholas of Miami is featured in 'Ride tattle Girl," a murder mystery- filmed in the Tampa Flay area. Mrs. Fader estimated that $300,001) to 5.44)0.000 for every million dollars w rth of produclion goes i nt., the' ei- msurn if Sb.' added that American Inte'rri,itunal pit tures wanted to prcliu u a hil(-s1ozt'n feature , ., cameraman unions. obscenity 1Q0', 'Tysiax' ssvluin , brushes X ~ .11 I \%, 't)rfsiui' roller coven Steel frame \ Celebrating Our ; 100th Year lit f3usunis,'ss LUMBER & HARDWARE HILL Ph fl] W ird S t .srt'a wher' itt..i r tuL ii - 11 id tIc lure' i .i stats - We offer /\ \ r tm - • ''Ii for concrete or ,n1 • - 'uiie or outside floors u 'i"r.y jrnund or below -n in • • .,, ' in sod ontot 'itan ,to " "t ' i ftssinnal.s make their home in Miami. where there are strong chapters of the Screen ,-t'tors Guild as well as stagehand anti tcirge's in the courts. Mrs. Fader, now a consultant In the Conunerce l'lepartment, ',mss F'loritii has the geography nil talent to set bo* office nciurds six., producer of familyoriented films. - We' have the best climate \\ < N,'', s'rthe!ess, Mrs F'.ads'r s..md, many film industry pro- 111J. liaw-butlget sex film was inadc in back rooms In to.' ('o onut Grive section of Muamni It's been winning beastlines throughout the nation fighting ___ 't''.iiIs't Forced-warm-air both Sears "Ten" and Sears "Ftfteen" Furnaces. Ask at any Sears Seling Unit for complete information. complete line a of Systems with K000 BTU CAIN space-611111111W 5011111111111111111111111 10% a ' Was ONASTSUM q\% - !2V9.W .1%,0*110 $2690 Our Best Central Air Conditioning System Cut $30 to $68 -. -__ . -0 while ___ 11 - - 40J0111"--__ ter the devision 55 as miouncc'd Mrs t),it-icbtsnu threw her anus around a reporter''. neck •uuuth said. -1I feel like cr' inn for 1.5110 - mild M - - -- song ibout the girt, who couldn't say no Here are a few remarks made by Caste, actress, phik.aopher, and gc.urjyt cook during a midtown lunc heon. "Acting Is controlled ichizoptwerua iluit sounds neurotic, but isn't. You are playing someone else while being yourself." "There Is nothing move relaxing than making bread. It makes you feel like part of the pageantry generations So does yoga." "I don't see how anyone lives wIthcjtg a purpose ui life. it offers lan tasUc possitalibes for anyone with imagination." "1 enjoy acting in the theater because it is the greatest way I knew to people together without lWtIi being self-conscious .hot U > a." "I have no big frustrations. My only fear Is that man may des.tio sIlA%1I IIKACII u Ali t Mike juslunuvim, lost hums legs, fsoir fun. I i:s,rs, Isirt it ,sui M ilt •smiul suf- %. fs'retl I himiiself through ecological mistakes own spiritual or his discouragement." "I do have a couple of small neuroses. I always lose keys, and if I tse to mtraluce a nwnber of people. I nes'er can remember the nammw of the last person, even though that may be the one I know best." 'l'he trouble with out International policy is that it turns people off. When you turn people off. you defeat your cause." "Everything yau do affects other lives, so you must be aware of what you're doing. Generally speaking, I feel that If you do something new ever) day, and learn something new every day, you won't waste your tiJiw 0fm earth. I try' to live a Z,-hour day every day, pjd that's my tMeat fault." Nice lunch, Celeste. Come again. LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! Top Vet To Get Honors from ii twatl injuries w hen he stepped on a Vic't Cong lsiiuci. Jsinuars l%4 Ilsusmnig surs'u',-t'cl that plus it battle w I th cancer, Jo hnson, 2. it, bi'urig iuituuiirvsl fists' tsniglut as mmmirw' in .......... I— __ ____ I I I ' 11 - From his whet'k'tusiir, John- Dl son works VP --m—ft. 41 1 1 1 1 0 / - 1573 St HIS, I.,r " me — - - is maintained (very importantl) while reducing You keep "full ' no slanvitton b.cau:e the duet is designed that way It's a diet that is easy to bibs whethem you soik, tiiuel or stay at home -- This t',o 91) cli. i.ju',iajbl ij re'gir Basement and tioo'uiontai sys ten", 'tivde 30% 10 in return ,Ir grille Wi t. s,s,er i4sflow ?O ik 16 in r II Siet's',.sr 't'lu no a' r d i,.. isu, ,x k Inc Isjdqii honestly a fantastically successful diet lb it wenent. the U S Women's Ski Team wouldn't be permitted to use it' Right 1 So, give yourself the ume bteak the US Ski Team gets Lose weight the scientific, ploven way hen if you've tnid all the other diets. YOU owe it to yourself to ti5 the U S Women's Ski Team Di et that is, it you fully do want to lose 'O t'unis in to - '5,,,,,. p System ws &_ 'V y SPACE SAVER UPFI,OW iqcaiod in 51,15 55i tiit I, 'nn ii l ti, ii* etur r n sir rsiui Low i,J "I *511 mU,, 5 ..,ina Ruse h45ii, go in attic with CALL CARL HARRIS FOR FREE ESTIMATE Sea i's., PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. Il-fl At 27th Street. Sanford 322 1771 as , " s VV 11 ' -'- - -' ". $QO.€1 Cr ,,a , ,, ' 4 - cibo's is Sesud tsuily S .11 (Is) I Si. 25 list Rush Sets icC) ( ut, it ( i K Jumn,a Piuclucli Co., P.O. Bose 2176, Isuuedia, CA 92024 Don't omd.r unless you .*p.ct to los. 20 pounds in two wcksi Bsscauw that's wcsat th e Ski ISItIt Ossi will (lot II'). ' After he wall wounded, Jsuhmisuits tlt't s'hs s,*'t I i-sims cc'r its one of the stuuuips of his legs but diM' tim' 'utI iii'. uhs'ts'rpmuumi,ituiui sui'.r f5,lI•s% in Ciuiis9 IustrstesI, ' ' I - two weeks Order today Teat this Out as a neminjen tie' says ''It ha', hind hut I can't sit' gms'imig healing turn includes .ibl U It g,,iIvaniee? rOtrici pipe, ,IdIust,stcit' staring coil.s' h)SL 30 espraIly for the US Ski Team Normal energy ''I worst 510511 e'ummipe'timsg till I'm situ tiit' cover of Stmrt's II. hi'u'mi "You tried to 'communicate telephonically , with this afternoon? Honey, I think you wetchej those Watergate hearings too much!" uui engineering tlrsift_smiuinu, plays basketball, hunts for deer and lisfu,'s titan his bsimmit' in I 'rulvis, (Itsitu ________ ______ - us Puning the non snow off season the US Women s Al p ine Si Teen roenibets go on the 'Ski Turn" diet to lose 20 pounds in lisa weeks That's tight 20 pounds in 14 days' The basis of the diet is chemical food actiàn and was devised by a famous huitu ,," - Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Duet - His' I )issl,le'tl Vt'ts'rujmu (if the' I ni's en felt situ> rc'uuiorse' Vest r by the I )i xiii uls'. I A merican 55 I i'm i I k il h.'sl North V ut'tnusii ii c'se' Vt' tt'r sins. mu' gii hit I J u 'hmmistsmi iou itt Tb.' award eisiiics sit it ban- w 'sold go bsit'k its fight in Viti' quet .is the organization winds naimi if I could." up its a nnua l cunus'r midas. 11E] l..'lIN'ul him stay uilis'i' .iuslsrisusmi unisirrmt'sI tis ustmrse sifter six'unlnil: Ill iii'rmithcs In miusiitsiry hsspi. La Is and the couple has it silt' s •'ar-ohl u.sns, One u,t Jsihmcsssn's jimhx ill \'ic't isasim was iii Set lMssiby Iii;'" Sims ii lii r t oo the' one t m t V. 'slim ii it'u I - $4J900 It AV 4Iu," '*"d "i'igh saftictoi" 4W et.iskiitsvisg s'utsttw"SsIvniS.ssisn" kid C state tan cuntwl that ai.aka,iat'ealIv seissits the slu*,at tan speed possible Its rivet youtcsjstngnJs rsaaaite,J Joe(gy. I,xiu,J vs*,tisnj cuil, 'utSitJt' ctM$3fl.W(, condense, (u', heduiuitj cooling ttwiniustst Cvii cv.rrisita I'.' pnwaent I,xced warin &W heeling svstv' using •*citsng UcI'eutli, segis too s. be.f All cO'op4wnts prit chaigw'J it l*i.Iou l'lldin tubing b.4ue- itik I 40 5cCUII,MaXtV wilts Aa Cundstswiing. Retrugeistiun SW Moill, Ut Icstv.l. .a- 4. .o"-S 116 - A a '5-4 *. hat AC I I _ u 1''. ve he' rc'umistatt'd as uiaor ti, a 1%tattx I 'll I $ Ms family and friends tu,ms c' said alter the- trial ''Arid certatnis tics business snict political - arc-s'r have been hurt Nobody ,t"k" inc out to dinner .ini) muon' Kennedy siiuth he would .tsk (sv Iteubumi Askew if he could , p I 171a771 • In tn hurt,'' Kc'nmie'ds - - ii d Seui.'varl uIismuuissM'el the charges for lack f s.'vidence. State prosecutors t he)- woul d appeal tht:1c .s ...- CITY ('ItEWS are nearing completion of the $17,5(X) beaul ulicimtiun of Memoria l Park i'k old hamulsimell pit'b' ) North Park Avenue a nd Seminole Boulevard on the lakefront Winding walks, patios, benches and shi'tihs and irrigation system have tn't'n added plus renovation of flagpole base. Officials say a lit'W plaque for the base is expected t lthin four weeks but plans for a rededication ceremony are incomplete. Next city beautifica t ion project will he the park at l"rt'nt'h ivt'titie a nd l"(flhi't ii Street. I I h'm'al(I Photo by Itoh Lloyd i WORLO "' .4Kg'ocac • I'tiesday, it Jury clearvit I uurni'r of conspirmts to at'ct' " t c xJj>- . I to 5.nl - — - - - ---- But Jutigo., l.t'nn Sils'ertootf - " ..'5 '5th 1 Carlos l'unitti, ',- ht t 3n,i.t.ae.s.0 u" $5 wve. Enrol" - 5' I around Including California, but we have not been able to get briber)st-site cooperation," she said. ers we're cleared if Conspiracy charges by a ->- ,'" 4i i I5 '00*, '.s., Stan "1k' state hn a reputation known F'lruiL, ftlms.." Ili .-'--- Iflay " stud -, as si porno producing state arid this really bothers the true pro. - ., •,'' ,,, 'tfI )Ø01 '55 105 i4'I sehile - 0$,, list. AA iarrii S ' - ' ru , iaa 5Se 05 maP *r,i.,, si4,s '.04 n 1 -'-'-- 7?"' "A titi.stry r?'lsre's.'ntsitives. If"- prutihu'mn i rame to a he' Ws"lns'nl,iy w hen (1w Jacks'n tills' l';Ie tnt Authority fuuihs'il in a M'I -itns I rr.unci of hints Ili) gi' s-tintiuuuitmui&'flts for 9,1 nuillsuirm barrs'ls if Nir 6 fuel oil neeclesi in If.' % r.ir ts'i'lninjn' I k-t 1 ft'I, sst'rt' r,nttu::'.'."' iris' mussy hi' invalid. 's5i Etsel of "p'e'nezus'l,t tslfs'ri'th .1 l's million h.'irrels oil Ii per s- nt sulphur content at $5 lii a biirrs'l if the city also buys S S uuuillmiri barrels of 2.5 per cent ,eulnhur at $4 OS a barrel 4 A new regulation which went into effect on July 20, 1971, will establish by stages over the next two years the need for tlan'pondcrs and automatic altitude reporting equipment in certain eksigrute'd airspace After July 1, 1975 only tran sPnder.e'iu1pPed aircraft will be permitted in all controlled airspace and terminal control areas of the U adjacent states and the l}istru t of Coluttitiij, At Jiv lr.'ti.nt time, there are approximately &O.&)i) gener. al aviation tranpondcrs in use which can be adapted to aIim' lude reporting capability, at a cost ranging from $600 to $2.ag encyctimates 01 the 137.000 active civil aircraft in the United States some 41 WO are used in a manner that would neeecsm' tat.' installation of altitude reporting transponders alter July I. 1975 Another 25 (IOU units might be acquired by airra(I operators in a vulurtary basis ,- , '' neiw• ?10It la'oru iis.'tl to ustts'nul and tither Is'gisl.strc on ltr;srittu'y's Coininei us'( 'inriutittts'e and ( 'tsilcler';' saiiitmultts'o' are being invitt's I Silisrig wills uiI and muuirins' it '. I as., _ _' ,, '- a c I, .i,''ni A'W".e 0 I su' ,sob 'af5wS asatl4. I.',? 5.15 i Alli ft'ssirnal-., 'et -,turuns F ,sl.'r, Flor i da's filiuumucsikers xis> former chief movie promoter thit'y 'it' lssiurstt'd by the soaring for the Florida Comruuerce 1k'. populsiruts of the X-rated movie partunent "I)e'e'p Throat," one of the Mrs Fader admitted Wedstate's best known con- nestlay- that it was "un trituutinns tus the world of fortunate, but true that Ik'i'p cumwmuu,. Throat is one of the better - ,' million gallons of No 2 'i brought only one after Gulf ii, Co. said it woulti provide 11 million icallnos at ]A rents s cIo't Iris' g''ni'ruitung stations hIm ,inc IIi's s.s uI I Pii lrlcrs use 'l'.-\I.L-lIAs.sl:E. F'I,i For the past eiii' of tlt'i-adt'. radar has been a primary tool for tt-p_srating ti,iflic in the air . Itecause any sizable target in the rt'flect some of the energy beanittI out into space during .0 radar transmitters afltCnflJ sw ee p. this reflection can be shown on the radarS sc- opt' as a blip of light With a grid superimposed on the c there is no problemahout locating the target horizon. tally I row the r.id;i r sta I coO 'hon few aircraft are in the area, traffic' separation is .;implc but when th e traffic is heavy and consists of a mixfur(- of aircraft with nijnv different speeds and degrees of 'ihctic,ition , salt' eparaIiofl can become a difficult chore for the pilot as we'll as for the ground controller. Zr 197, tcowct'r, a new era in air traffic control will bemn , the l,*eth,ral Aviation Administration has an. niunced BERRY'S \ ' what i'xt.'rit, if .,in), timi' Florida (Iii Siti II Prevention stnul Pollution Act of 1971) hiss rnr, trilaitt'tI to the city's problems Its rir , P,ssind: tis'l y.'sr''s - 01111) of fuel ii Its rums iLq 'Deep Throat' Criticized ' .sIamt By a fu','iIils' link Is'tseet'mi the lack of hills u,rssl the tiiti''5 till spill Sniper Charged Air traffic safety takes 'giant step' She Is A Truly Four-Star Actress NEW YORK 0 AP) "The trouble with Putting annocon," said Celeste Ibim, "is that, while it protects you from pain. it also protects you fr-urn pleasure" The re'rivark is typical of Miss llolm, who tws a reputation of being o line of the wittiest asw e ll a s ablest Ladies of the theater in our time. Since her first role as Juliet at the age of 6- riunus two front teeth Celeste has starred in eves branch of mihow business, from niusicahi to kt'tures She was nominated three times for an Oscar and won one for wr work in the film, "(erutjeman's Agreement." In her most recent sijcss, she played "Aunt f'ohIy" in the latest screen treatment of "Torn Sawyer." Seeing her blonde vitality today, it is hard to believe that It has been near ly 30 years since the used to atop the Broadway ht "Oklahoma," with her - - 04 t'omnsp.tnn's tis Int'l its ele-tru' plants, officials huisvs' csslk'sI for .5 iuic'.'tinig rust sss't'k Its .'x,tl.rrs' usil $ - - .1 N f f-,,l,',Vll II., II, ' \l' With, .1s4.ssnis-ill,' failing lw- is e' to get huts fncsmum lmiusjrtr till l'ENSA( lilA, Fl,s "il'i I ti' I-I, iIa Mar in.' I',ilml h,, reported it major fish kill in Santa Hosa Sound about 2011 iil.s cast • if I 'sri 5511' nI a the patrol sa id ,,t least out' mil lion ft xh, prim ar ily iii en. haderi, were killed. Mcnhuitls'ri are rarely used for human ristimptiun hint are s-.iisiIerc'il salsiilih' as c-s'ruipn.'mts if i spared for •iniiric,ih,, Erig I fleer x from ii the Florida Dep a r tm ent of Po llution ( 'on. trol saul (lii's- are ins-t' sill! ating the kill but tiust'i' not - et cls'tc-'r. mtilrwd its cause. Weclne.'cdssy 'a reixirteil kill brings to nearly two mi llion the mi ii ibs'r of menhaden killed in t 1w I'e mccii cola area I 'rev is kills were blatliiMl on oxygen depletion rssuea'sl by Iwavy rains ,umcil lb.' r.''icltarit riini4'11 if Iiiiicl and silt - -- - . DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager HC'r f . - ,, A SPOLSKI AtSOt Ed"o, DAVID A BR YANT WINIFRED F GtE LOW Managing Ed i tor Comptroller ~ IA. i'?/'J 'A rsd/ Atiq rP- ... ( WAYNE D DOYL F Adv ertising OirIcIo & As,aee Pe'bip,., FRANK VOLTOLINE General Florida News Briefs . .. Scesy f - '- 300N FRENCH AVE - .-- 5. .' — s... -, _" TM sysisaii o9qWits an ud.qut. f4mciiid-woutm We syst.se, blow,. sasd iwaimen ==== �6A—Thø Sanford Herald Thursday, Aug. 16, 1973 T hri 'inf-reJ 1, f"r,-,lci R)EARLCOPELANDJR, ('opley New, Senjce u R erto ICO SAN JUAN, Puerto flico_ Rico a, The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, defined In SjaIWJI as a freely associated state of U.S. cittcns, not a ti'rntnryor possession, observed its 21st birthda y July 25, True, the Island, roughly 35 by 100 miles In diniensinns, a thousand miles out in the Caribbean cast and i.nu th of Florida. was populated when Christopher (lumbus discovered it on his second voyage In 93. But it was, first, a Spanish colony and, after the .'p;i rush -American War, under U.S. rule for over four and a half centuries. As Puerto Ricans generally regard their history, it as not until mid.1952. when their constitution became effective, that they really began to grow up. Most of the credit goes to Puerto Rico's elder sta tesman, Luis Munoz Mann. He was the island', first popularly elected governor and most likely still would he h1 tic n't rvtired 19,.4 }lns,'1f the y-flfl Celebrates Adulthoo d ijj , in had itt on short-lived autonomy from Qquin at the end of the last century. Munc* Mann had long given thought to some sort of relationship 11th the United States that would retain the benefitseial to the island's life and, at the same time, would bs'pas old arguments about independence That came with commonwealth status. Today, slander, choose all candidates for elective office. The commonwealth government closely resembles thce of t he 50 sta tes, U.S. customs, postal and monetary systems operate Just as in any sta te. But Puerto Ricans cannot vote in us. national elections and federal taxes do not apply. The commonwealth's own income taxes. however. we equivalent to U.S. federal levies, Still, the little Island, densely populated and natural resources or, Land for expansion, probably )d development Into a period of 20 years. By tgso. PUfflO Rico's per capital Income was the highest In latin America and it still Is. Life expectanc)' of went from46 )'t'WS in 1940 to 71. One out 01 (' Puerto Rico's 2.9 million people is currently attending school or college. All this Is not to say that there are not problems spty In Puerto Rico. Political, social and economic difficulties frequently arise. The question of "independence " Is one such and it is discussed in the United Nations with considerable heat by such as Communist Cuba. Yet, the Puerto Ricans themselves are not much moved by the idea. In 1967, 15 years after the constitution was approved. an Islandwide referendum on status gave commonwealth per cent of the vote, statehood, 38.9 per cent, and independence, less than I per cent. Puerto Rico's present governor, Rafael Hernandcz Colon, was elected In November. 1972. on a com• monealth platfcnn or fa te of most of therestof the Caribbean. That Is had it not been for the "Operation Bootstrap" industrialization program that Munoz Mann sponsored. In effect, he .:nprced hall 'cntur or more of economic , Ttircd,, Aug 16, 1973-- 7A Iceberg Water May Help Quench World's Th'l'rst "The good lord hiAn atnr.'.t this itinter high and In Iron-n form for man In itac as soon as he desperately need; ii," ('apt. ('hark', W. Thomas: "Ice Is Where You Find ii" i'ntli.' rnini,ll of the .iinllrii'ritnl tlt,ltt'.l slate-1 tUiIlk.' their jagged, un't,ilili' • 'untc'rpartq that t*rak off the (rci'ni sr.t We shelf rind 1m'na'e North Atlantic shipping lanes, the rintorrlir lu-berg; ri'ser,,hhi' gigantic bars of sonif. •'n.' -hull to It) tiilb's lung and f,(W) to 1,000 f po-1 .ie.'p lbii' Iii Lii.' circular ot lull currentili In the southerly latitude;, these huge bergs trod to Ilorit arnulmi In the Art. tart-tic (ki'iinu rather than drift norlbw:,r,I however, bergs have Im-ell towed riorthwnr,I. In the late lA(Th small ic-c'berg; were tow.'i by ;tenntusliip; Ironru lagima iuni Rafael, Chile, to arid ('allan, l'eru, it dist ance of 2,40) mile;, to be incIted down Ira water - hI lION WI-1 .l.S ('opley News Sery Ice The tutu' tiuriy not be ton far off liti hen coastal renulilenits In Australia, South America and California will gaze out to sea and view lca'lx'rgs on the horizon. No, this u.in't be heralding the conning of it new k'r Age. What it will herald is the true age of Aquarius, the Water Bearer. The Ideni of towing Icebergs to ii port ninul melting thictri for ii freshwater source Wasn't seriously rc'proposreI ,11gi1 early 1954h when Prif, John Isnacs of Scrippn Institution of (h'ranui,:rapluy, li .l.11a, I 'uhf , laid 'lit a plan for towing an 'n % ite la.hiIitm'ni-tiin anuturm lii l,,' all the way ', For the first time, writer-shor t nation; are casting covetous e)e' nit to phenomenon of nature %Nch has long he.'n consfil,'red uiset."is the antarctic lr.'tx'rg. AnLir tO-a arunualis •'r'imi,'c ,'nuuie:h n'm'lis'rg, to .'uuul II. .m ' .'iiilhern ('allfi.rnii, 1,;,111( s , mtu ii pub1k'Iiel. tø,t unpubIihed, eVof eatirruiteil it would take ala oeeangring tugboats' generating ROJM leirarpower following the hltirn,tsddt ('urrent at least .i a ririlb to bring a berg up fr om \ntar ti( I 'the' • oat bark in the 1 99k was eape ted to run around a (11(11 $1 flhllii(.fl but the berg was raper ted to proniure an even vele'r $lflO r,llllon worth of fresh water Rut the it theory I; not without controversy. There are presently IWO putelirtw'cl reports on icebergs as it aurcesaful sripe of such it venture. to W f Weeks 01 the Army's Cold Regions resear c h and Krigtneering Laboratory and W. J. Campbell of (beu s ;colrgiil Survey, the idea Is highly attractive when applie-il In celer ted location; in the Southern illv fr;i;itilr md lbr.uicpbs'r.' in'l .ItiT';Ir b'th te' .-o,'11111 III', ir,mu ''. ' W.ske .rvl ( arnpts'll tli.va that a super hsg' -with twrthirr1a the power of the nie-lear aircraft carrier P.o. terpriv' could deliver an iceberg In Australia or southern South America with ennugh water to Irrigate more than 4 •0011 aq1i.rP mites 01 land Week, and Campbell estimate such a berg would he worth more than 11 billion based on the current production eta of a large-scale desalination plant However, a Rand Corp. study by physicist John Hult tand chemical engineer Neill (tran4er helle. like Isaaes, that these huge tabular iceberg; ran he towed all the way ' California n -- In fact, Hull and Ostrander contend that if on. can towed, why can't several' They envision seagoing ire tr itflS up tn indkilq long containing enough frest k fl thur t 'lr r"r'_'oIr hetrund Ffnn'.'"r fir '' , '.' ' ' S u; on all boys sport shirts Sale 3 il1`6—~~ _f 507 for A. Meg. 3 for 6.00. I3cs Polyester cotton shirt. Cheat Pocket and long point banded 'r? S_- ('s 6-18 Sale 3 f 425 Meg. for 5.00. Sr- rts tc' scro' age boys. Polyester cotton with short sleeves, three styles to c'oose from Sizes B-18 Sale ,, -, c'4.. or Sale 215 IL / 211 Rag. 2.49. Sticrt ckPiE' h f boys. Penn Prest polyester 'Cotton in assorted solids or plaids, ' 1 Sale 425 C s 1S13 anti over Chrjr, double knit; nj #vrenis won hare or strai ght leg, belt 'Oped or continental stytrrq In all of s easy care fabrics Pi'..rnj'j Pye'dr" knit ilak. Reg S ¶ Sal. 12.75 ,li(j (MIOr polyester knots a..q 311 c Rag, 3.00. Polyester cotton shunt in white or pastels. Penn Pnest. 7-14, X Vil ` fl.'tiiiIsr $7 rind Se swetrs, A II' tm'c ton's iliø'.ini siln' Tank 101)5. 'rock piillov.'rs, nih'ticklinq 'I r(tiqans tim it Ienuijths, over arid r"rclCr styli's flit) knots. fancies r'utihy te*turr's Acrylics, wont h,'nds easy-care blends As fir - it's a tall-turned ruu1it)()W 'ale stare to find e sactly what I. f' M' 41 ( Sale! Save 15% on men's dress slacks. /T? Sale! Save 20% on women ' s $7 and $3 sweaters. 1310 uve , •4, 0 "4 Salt $111 Sal. prices .ticllv. thru Saturday ', , I " Rig. 3.59. Polyester cotton tailored shirt in dark or pastel prints Penn•Pne,t, 4-6X. Rag. 3.9$. Bays s,,iorl sleee Polyester cotton shirts Three styles to choose from Assorted colors, sizes 6-20. 1' $560 kk iii 41, lb Rig. 4.00. Cotton pinwale corduroy skirt. In navy, red, or brown, 4-6X. 06 464",~00.64 el R e g. 8 shirts Three styles to choose C. assorted colors. 5-20. Sale Reg. '13 I- 1 - Al I - tit ie f fit . 4lP 1 99 3/$10 u cheer nyiOfl pant'.se with remnforce,i 'r nude heel Choose ,turn your favQf.te 'asnion shade suntan. ' )TTee 1.JV.TI. ga a iaupt, navy, or off back and more ¶,zeS short average. Heg 1099 ,. 11fo rill jodru; 6 Sale 118!9 Lijck ' frf / '•& - / ale 8Sal e1359 10.9') 1 ,ii'''. tUrIu;) like ' Reg 1599 Fashion handbags. $ 2 0 itog Great value on thewlatest fashion handbags. In an assortment at great designs. 1 75 Wi WV Sale 934 Reg. 7.99. 1 •tilii's 1)(1101) 11)1' ()rfolt) i tIi,k h,cwIuu, or blue COtTit)It1tIiOr) '.ytuths'tu 5(Jf'flf' unit "o loolli l.',ither Ii AA II .ini Ii.','I A, Drc.s up Slacks for boys. Polyester double knit in assorted cIorn. Sizc 8 ik /0 Sale 679 Re;. 3 for 2.77 C if 1 lot/ Sale 3for SaIe$1 Reg. s 1 5 0 Sale Salef Save 15% on our pantihose :loseout boys louble knit lacks 0 Ale ib I D. . •4:5.\ ' Reg. $7 Sale 340 Sale 2-53 '4 I. ' Sale 305 Sale 338 Dress up lean for boys. styled with the baggy look and cuffs. Polyester cotton in assorted , Rag. 5.00. Acrylic skirt in an assortment of plaids. 7-14. 1 stzes B-18 5 98 -- -,-rust. or Itilue,cafritti- At JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10a.m. 'TII 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Store... Ph. 3231310. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Store ph. 3231310 •' �- - S S - a: -------- - - ----- 8A—The Sanford Herald = - --- 1 -- - - - --- - -- -- -----. ---- .- The Scott Aenue home of the f . a bridal sher hiy M SAY "I love You" Carol .1 BlaIs., bride-elect of Darrell Brown. of Alexandria. Vat. Hostesses w ere Mrs Richard Van Dune and daughter. Mary Ellen pkte with lteiL holding a PUIK rc in her hand. Guests 'crt served Coconut tails. nuntc, nuts. ciik v itricl fruit T'he cake was ii:im '../P l' decorated with pink roses tflde.elecl from 2 to 4 p.m. hearts and the inscription were her mother, Mrs Bernard RTai, and sister. Miss Juth Caro) - fl" Guests invited to share the bi.i' k1so Duran Iiorira'es. afteriioon I L.cvrh pink hibiscus and roses adorned the part) aria and Miss Slats was presented is white carnation corsage i. , I iI L Sue Brennan, Jennifer Burke. Francine Mrph). Marcia lknnese, Am AckCrt. Marta V, 4lfe, Valerie Sehn anti I I I I '1aid with a white han richeted cloth and the crerpiece was a bride di -•-. \.-.4c.; : I - \ ,> NO-IRON $ 96 . ç(' - 19 S 50% POLY 500 o COTTON FULL BOLTS Euild ardrobe with SMALL NEW $1 49 I N mix and match by James Kenrob and Jonathan Loar, &za BACK-TO-SCHOOL .L7 Slacks, tops lackets, skirts and shirts e ll in easy c"' polyester kit , ' (!: Choose yours early. : BR11)EEI_E'T IN LIMELk;UT Richard Van I)uyne. N1 trtt Ellen Van I)u' flt L Ito r I %IM Blais. Mrs Rernard Ilais and JuI lIais (ec'elia Farmer Pht / PRINTS FULL BOLTS fI 11 YD. p To iIari: Sept. I Sofa By Day hostes.ses gift to the honoree was a fuchsia gown, The luncheon consisted of thicken salad on a lettuce leaf, deviled eggs, cucumbers in sour cream, asparagus with hollandaise sauce and slivered almonds, a relish tra), hot rolls arid fruit balls in champagne Attending were Miss Lippsncott. Mrs. Robert Lippincott. * Mrs Roy Brown, Mrs Margaret Proctor. Mrs. Floyd Brown, Miss Marcia Kay Lippincott, Mrs John Rumble)' Jr., Mrs Melvin Dekie, Mrs. Guy Vitale, Mrs. David leonard of Orange' City, Mrs. Frank Voltoline-, Mrs. J.F. Heard end the STARWARD Mr and Mrs. Robert L'ixcm Corirwlh of Jackssnnlle Beach. are announcing the engagement and approachir.j ria.rriagc of their daughter. Miss Rebekah Catherine ('mnell:. to Robert Vroxirow Futrell, son of Mr and Mrs 1,11, riodrow Futrell of Bakewell. Tenn. Bed By Night is 06 Kim in Gainesville, the bride-elect is the granddauiz ird, and Mr and Mrs Bernard S Connell) of \tra Reach PRINTS 11cr fiance, who was born in Augusta, Ga., is the grand. .c '! Mrs Jack Ki.lb) and the late Mr. K,11b of Sanford. and Doer Futrell and the late Mrs. Futrell of St. Louis, Mt- He is r;lc.'.e'd at Pcsols b Max Prices Steep Sofa Has Thick Foam Bed For Restful Sleep Upholstered In Elear? Linen Cotton Print Or Vinyl Arid Her ci, ton UNBLEACHED ()rj('Fl((jl ."1/U)J) Jo BeI'('(Itl!I'((I PRINTS DOUBLE KNITS 8 IASET'l}. LLJ'.ARt)S Herald Correspondent FURNITURE & BEDDING CO. Inc. Sanford 'SCHOO[ BUS . '2 — _- 0 /j/ tI lUbP)('use \cru n .: l.r.i ks, ill look good (in this ta dynamo Be'%erl) StuflreriBoulevard tatbit', even though cna've berg. vice-president, ma) The Arts and ('rafts clIvI.iebi, thrown them up in the attic hove very lucky for many who :iivNA—Enthsim and earnestl s('lI(its Katheru Von NIdCI4LUUIerTI, attend. Why not c'ornc out ant aid i;';usm are running high. Wtirkitiops hate been Mi up tot 168446i'. will ac'crpt them find out for yourself' 'lard the goals Mi U) 1,1* ever Mond rII('rnlr,i, frum 30 Je'eelr, ',ou are tired of or Luncheon will be served airman. Kit Withers fur the a iu., on, in the dub house' t,ave discarded to the bUCk id efficient caterer of the club IAN to be given by the However, if it is more eon- your dresser draitr. we Will will provide delicious. dele's' :tniberr of the Deltona %'e'nlern for one to enrk at hour, it.( ill." says Kit, and Ellen table food. So plan on stayin' v'truer's (lob on Fruthi and please call Mrc Withers at I;lru), ituairmar of this booth. tot lunch. L\ '.i if ai ' 4-33l) and slit will gic' ou Call her at 668-6024 ', The sumptuous gourmet ar it-tails as to what is needed. For the Boutique Salon, an) bake shoppe. will be run t. Materuds for the creation i and all usual and unusual Items Margaret Schaller and 'j' ti items as Ragged) Antis tjwt vill bring glamour to aisaken )(*ir taste buds oct Andys, dolls' clothes, book Milad will be gratefully ac-IAsI but not least, is I 7 :tarks, bean bags and len) other pted b) Esther Moran, 574- newest booth, The Onent ;trett or needed things, will be 1336 Shop Kit Marrotta. shcp .eepted gladI) If an) Ctu-isuuias in November will keeper. will have beautiful, ie'at for an items Duet ought be aptly conducted b Phyllis decorative and useful creations made and sold, please let Kit 444, i'aji use help froni the Orient for your r Ku) Datnkiiorth.etiatrnuin of to make all those Christmas pleasure Arts end Crafts ROOD) striuis she has in mind So remneniber the dates, Nt', Children's 'hit' Corner 16 and 17.. from morn till nig ..—" tit Attic ireasures" (It pronust's to be full of delightful Don't eat at home. Join us fur unb known as "White ,urprises It will be by lunch, and come prepared I is'phaflts," should lIi'O't' tti be Mar) Parke and Marybeth bargains P0PU1it txitt (lid glittses, Weigand &nd to club rnc:nla'r. lit p --• ttshes, silver, potters, knit-kJ-J" gatos' s-'eidurted Wt' ne'cd our s'r flu. _ et 29 FULL BOLTS $ I ' 100% POLYESTER CREPE SOLIDS YD. NAME BRAND 16 I -.- CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES - 1 ! WE MEASURE-WE INSTALL 5 . - . . ' MISS I .lppIru'ittt's gift I, h.'r sister w as a pair of ifiS(Til,"l silver champagne goblets. Mrs. Lippmcott gave her augtiter a novel gift—a krapts,oi', of ''Love Is'' carons o saved by her since tier iaughte'r bet'anw engaged 0 Cindy gave her attendants the,' drvses the>' were to wear in (Is' 'steddingani silver necklaces iflvitt'tI, Mrs. Robert I.iP' pine-ott, mother of the bride, 'Mrs. Ray Brown, soother of the grixnui, Mrs. Margaret Proctor, ErandmlEIjier of the bride, Mn "lo>d Brown, grandnniottwr of tic groe,snil, Mrs. Melvin Ikkk, the hzide's godinot)wr, Mrs I'atri It Murphy, of Alhati>, For Great Back-To-School Buys SPECIAL SALE GOING ON I I -- SPONSORED BY YOUR— Downtown Business Assoc. Members 424-8612 I'or 'liii' , . "4 ' . DISPLAIING FORTHCOMING BAZAAR ITEMS (I to r) Mrs. O.W. Torrens, Mrs. Maurice McHose. Mn William Withers, Mrs. Everett Jenne }l Ora Id Photo by ('harks Edlik a rds £ Polyester DOUBLE KNITS $ 11 00 YARD 60" WIDE DRESS LENGTHS Prices effective Fri., Sat. only SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10-6 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAY ' I ij '- j -' ' of this seasons - 0 " r4 ' ( , U PRINTING N xxIJe4iry I Update Your ------ Image... Swimsuits 1i We -' - 43/' 2.an re .fl1(4 9:00 A M. Until 1:00 P.M. Ca ll Or Come 250 S. Elm Ave. L 2 * good lH)j)tCSSI()fl with your I)IiSIllCSS J I Pc Stylv help you make stationery. We Its "kALL SALES FINAL NOE*IHANOESORREFUNDS ty HWY 17 & 92 FERN PARK -5c-.', . Sam l'inou't ,%tukec I ":I"' Aug. 23rd Thru 31st PRICE It Over Night Service On Camera Ready Copy BOTH IN ORLANDO IN SOUTH SEMINOLE 2 .'\' - i; Mrs John I(u:iibky Jr Mrs Bess Ilermnuen, Mrs JM Leonard, Mrs. Wendell Sprinigfie-Iil, Mrs. J.F heard III, Mtt Mmit'k lil>tlit', Mrs Kvcl)ml I5rtic't,,r and Miss l.ainu' I'ro,'tor Ii Dresses II)t-(IaIIZC in quali printing. 322-1900 *tY1e cle a , ' CLASSES BEGIN SEPT'. 10th NEAR MAITLAND iL I L 'I5CN C final - ' , '1 I 'Lc -. - 'l,t:a, in I ),. tutu, Jtq'.,,,'h After S4-pIa'mnbcr, . the') wiji is' at horn.- in (;r;ece%'itIe The grisitui will enroll for tti s.'cisntl year at Baptist Itihi. Inutitute' ill Gainesville. mile, it Fist, 1w is itudl) ing for the Imnisti) Out-of-town guests corn.' from Jat k'sonville, Orlando , OFFSET • LETTERPRESS INSTANT PRINTING Studio FeglStrtitiOn1 irO I , I',gi,su'r Y our Child 3796 W. Colonial Dr. 4 with pJrI)li', English Ivy and showers of ribbon streamers Miss Karen Doolittle, muiaid of tEnor, was attired in a deep lavender gown, styled similar to that of the bruit', with puffed -sleeves anti daisy (run Shecarried a tiffany bouquet (if daLsies, carnations, English Iv) Flint Jr. j' 251 East Michigan. I NOW THRU SAT., AUG. 18th •i.. YOUR ROOM OR 295-3790 all the time .-'''''.. . $3995 ',',,",i " ' ' ' "a" ..'t *y IC. ',,, ..-o. -i Ce'.a'a.- . .1',, str — • -q 0, - I I ' øer The Remnant Shop ' -' over taffeta, st) led along the empire line Featuring long sleeves ending in points at u-i.' wrist mind satin buttons on the sleeve's, at the waistline, and bodice, 11cr waist-length multiple layer veil (if silk illusion was secured by it headpiece of ( SAVE UP TO 1/3 0N 828-4520 --a they're running better , AND ESTIMATE DOWNTOWN SANFORD Bayk)r 17je%.vel i%'atches, ' * l 1000 SAMPLES IN STOCK _- Guests gathered at Miss I.ippincotts apartment in panisti Trace then went across Lo Matson & Jerdin in 'Altamonte Springs for a leIightful lunch of ea(h gue-st.s ;c:tioic-e CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT - hit Miaiiii, lA.ngwood and from daisies and tear drops and she and baby's breath. llrIdt'siuiaitl, Miss Faith Atlanta, Ga. curried it Bible topped with a -bouquet of white roses, tinted Gillon's, gown was identical to that of the honor attendant and she carried pink flowers. Roth ()'IIri'n (o,i iii wore picture hats with matdung ribbon and daisies on the tumlttMImwlS. I'nil L. 'The groom's father was bes t man and serving as ushers were William Davis and Ralph II 'il ,q,ii,r1a',' ' ê'llIlb I)) kes. The bride's mnoUwr wore a All frie.'ncbc ,cr.' invited to long polyester crepe dress with attend the wedding of Ms slicer sleeves, silver truiu and Connie O'Brien and Police Sgt accessories, The groom's, Fruit Ee'lmivnni 'it 2 p iii SMut. iiieitl:cr chose- a rose Pink day at the- First Baptist Church sleeveless dress with lace.' of f,ongwoeid fr bodice, twitching .icct's,iories A reception is to follow in th e and both won' white orchid liungwood city park, across corsage's, from the fire.- hull on Wilma I Mrs. W,A, l,owt', grand- itrt-t-t mother of (tic bride, wore' a I,cve'isle'r Ix)lYestc'r ci'eiit' dress it liii it bitt' ;ct i'sss)rit's and ( j,s Il 1f )! 1 sehite carnation corsage' jest', 'the' reception site. it .is Fellow ship [fall of the chute. ti ).' '11w brick's table was elecormited Caftan Comfort with arr.ingemnt'nts of daisies,, . li lit it 'i ght tin is itt,' mind roses and two turtle' cloves, . 1 t cit 11 tilt I I' i it lit. 0 it gift front the nui.ti:l of hono r. ('dliii I st t,it,iy it it itIll.- i iii, The t)we'e-'UertsI cake was niluchi ,on . separated by turtle doves and Classic Whites topped with it miniature bride . 1 j L jlt lj liii 'Ui"'0 I mind grootli standing under art it,' is I .is)i it Iii t' II. Iher i ,,rt'hi of is lute daisies. Mrs Jack e'wii,' in Ito' I, 11111' tti l I it ens -srt and sen et1 the' cake un' on 1.1 %4- red is hi to it, , -suit IsirInit itt-re' sIrs. R.L. ii liii.' %% till lank toll slat' ,inid j.iu kit Itt. IsA is 'tin,' I It ce-yes and Mrs. Eugene 15' ii its' it hit Iir,'we'r Terry ('oope'r was in , charge of (lit' rice bugs. Sun Screen For traveling, Mrs. Ilunt Stilt ,u I, liii,' * ii,c Is iii iii,' lii i '' ii 'lu e' a long shirtw must style.' l)l.ii) I-' Ii.' t ell the tw.lk It ion it limit')' anti it kite- ctreis,s with Icing - sleeves must the' bouquet from lot" toil iii 111114- i 5t111 lii ti',t' ,i 'tOil st're'c'n I hit't bridal bouquet. 11w' couple MIt AND MIt.S, .JAMES ALLAN IltJN'l' JR left for it wedding trip to Ihe Nee ( 'heryl Diane ( licstcr COMPLETE HOME. SHOP— ' ha ('rudy was entert4eined ,it a bridcsniiaids luncheon U) I r sister, Marcia Kay Lippincott, who was the maid of honor t Il-it wedding. FULL BOLTS Woman's Club BusNXith Fall Bazaar - , MUSLIN Starting At - Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal wedding gown of heirloom lace Rev. Robert lAiy was ofticiating clergyman at the can lit, double ring hostesses. YD, ceremony, Mrs I'cnuI) Ilns.,( k was organist and Mo Karen (regory, soloist, The church sarwtwiry was decorated with potted pLllIiis, basket arrangements of it lute gladioti, carnations, dativs, baby's breath, fern and lade foliage.' Miss (twr"l Diane, ('be'stt'r, daughter of Mi'. and Mrs E.M. l'hester, Lake Mar) , and James Allan Hunt Jr .,,son of Mr and Mrs. James Allan I loot Sr., Sanford, txt hanged wedding vows, July 27, 1973, at 8 pill in Central Baptist ('hurc'ti, Sanford. ——— l(E}EKAll CAl }WHINE CONNEI..IX - EN'f RAL EABC $1 39 169 Ph 322 100 FULL BOLTS STARWARD NEW The' itedding will be an rent of Sept. I at C.ongreistimal 'hristuin (lurch, Sanford All friends and rtltites we -irdially invited to the wedding. FREE DELIVERY Car. nd £ Magnolia "BAR HARBOR " SAIL CLOTH tf Mrr Milton B Sackett and the late Mr Sa'kctl of Rcu , SLEEP SOFA Traditional Early American Spanish or Modern Style 49 NEW SCHOOL Al ParIi( Mrs J.M. Leonard and Mrs. ness Herman recently en. tertained their great-niece, Cindy l.ippincott. with a lingerie shower-bridal luntheon. The living room and dining loom were dee-orated with a profusion of lovely flowers from the Leonard garden, The ELASTIC FOR PANT SUITS SLEEPER , Ir WIDE ff -0 Futrell 322-3022 i, (:lIl(/IPli'I,s'. l)oii b/v I?iiig (4'v,'('Illo,,v. i Cheryl D. Chester Bride Of James A. N4 11 AND 1" m ary/esther 's \ , Jl(imr NON-ROLL Rebekah Conneffi -te . Sanford I D. WHY PAY 59c YARD? Master Chars, 700 N. Park Ave. SANI"UIU) I1I'\' CLUB INDUC'l'ION It r Val ('oflwrt, Kelly I lamrick, Thei Whitconib, Cathy ('ecel in Fa rmer 'halo) I Ia ig CAMPARE AND SAVE (.rul .1 j' . The next meeting will he at the ('avalic'r Motor Inn, at I pm Wednesday, Sept. S anti will he (Iinner-business meeting. Memiibers are urged to tiring prospective members and keep the membership drive at lull speed. 11 A B. nkAm.racard Robert 5 ''' BATES VIP Al POPP FIIIMAVF* ON A POOL.01 e'Oua RACK fillotie, ZALES Additional plans are being niade for the ''little Miss IIPW ('on test ' wt,k'ti will be held in October. Watch (or entry blanks at local stores an enter your ti to fl year old little girl 'hlieri' will In' prizes and suris.'s galore, 14 / JUST FOR YOUI .. •10 11 ,, Others otle-odimig were Mines, June Foley, Laura (;nrnc'u, Jill fs'ngt.'r, Nor;, (;'q'hrt, Dina Jarrett, Maria Perez, I'.Iinor i' Slis ,'r, Karen Wi ,tiui,irk, June Wcnlruff, anti Kit ests lou Williamson, Maureen Slicer, Juily Bellamy, Mary Ann AlexarwIer, June Gordon mend Kathleen Gibh. DENIM LOOK ,1 mary esihers Club A cartillelight cermnony was presented by mernbersldp chairman, Cathy Ilnig, for two new members. Mrs. Kelly Jtcointi Kelly and Then are Hamrick and Mrs 'hlie'n ruiminngi'r and tiwni'r of the new Vivienne Woodard ('osmrtfr Studio who Ii r.'cerit I operii4l in Sanford .end they were the first tiiother -ebiuight.'r ni.'ints'r indw lion presented by the Sanford ('tub Mrs Vol ('oIls-nt is cpisns'sr of the group. MATCHING NEW _ J;J)JJ/ A buffet dinner of didit's prepared by the attending members pret-rik'el a short tsisine-ss meeting. Members are planning to attend the District Five meeting at the f,ungfnrct Hotel In Winter l'ark, Aug 19 with Sanford presenting a wutkabop entitled, 'For the Woman Who Wnnts to Start 11cr (twO Ikisiness ; 'ra - " POLY POP _--- Volleyball ff15 Ring fliskatbill Dicing Rings Pool £ t).rk Chaise Floats, Rafts KM.. tctm %Ir% r Nit,, (;ne'don recently hosted the Sanford Huslirsi and I'rofrasional Women's ('liii, in her lovely hsne on Shirley Avenue, SEERSUCKER 13a& Ttt Sdtu2 I hursda/, Aug 16, 19/3- 9A BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES It 4 -.r EASY CARE YOUTHFUL FABRICS Tht refreshment tablu ,. r Jim' THEN COME SEE FRESH NEW r at .------- Induviton /1 li ii's! TIRED OF THE KNIT LOOK- Mrs. tic) Also rrm%vd a pink corsage. tiostiess gift was arl;-.: painting, created 'ess, Mrs Van Duyn( SANFORD FLOWER SHOP -- --____ ---- Mothet-letil alud 1 ter SCHOOL FABRIC SPECIALS Bridal Shower Ho n o rs Miss Carol Blats vr Iz -- -- IPtO Sanford hInr,'ild Nh's. Van Duvne And Mary Ellen Entertain rn.,..,..,. - Thursday, Aug. 16, 1973 ew & Save' s. - ---. PRICE "Complete Service Shop" I TABIF Sanford 322.9212 Directors: BYValerie Weld Miriam Wright ihcit iJt'itifut HLIi't) bcrtiiiiu, Phone 322-5434 1105, Palmetto SHOES 515 00 to ill 00 Valu.s Sanford - $490 Z28E. FIRST ST. PH, 321.324 FREE' PARX1NG IN REAR WHILF SHOPPING ROJAY 1 I I �I hursday. Aug 16 I73 OA---The Sanford Herald Ihi' ',irf',r'j ilr'rI'J r1;,j4 I's'j t i/h T'?/t 14, Winning Ways Stay Hounds Out To Stay On Top . ,,. 4 L'' the first time. is guid cnouih to use again, reas(ms Seminole ('ounty's most successful 1Mg school head Coach. flick Copeiand, who brought l.yman high School to a 731 campaign mark, said he plans to keep the same offensive and defensive style of play that brought Pus hlc'undsto their endof cason surprise wtn over Eau c;ahlie in the Space Bowl, this time ith hopes of going even higher. Copetand toOk prospective players through their drills icnesda. as the li)fl4ZWOOd school ui1ictall opened their t'-sEasnn With loni-d1stance running forconthtionangandmocrinthe morning, 'sweat-iinrk" in the ftrrr'n. the loni'-tinie Ii .I •.,. t t* s&uU ssh'r added to morning sessions, and the tram wiU move into pads on . the coach revealed Aui 1k' intends to UtiliZe the talents of quarterback Bob ('cstantine and split end Tom ( - -h to establish a strooi passing game. Last season Gciocti led the Metro Conference in receiving, TIx' rest of the offensive punct'i should come from running backs Al Cleveland and Tcrr) Travis. Al the other end tmLciUon should be Matt Leslie A new face to the squad this sear is transfer student Oscar Virison. iho looks vcr ;tnniising at defensive back ('opeland also looks foe Mike White and Glenn lull to pta '.'. (h-rise rd defen4' 'r I :o IPx' istor h.a e pLi)ed trsit football four .ears 'flw roster of veterans Uieludes Fred Human, Paul KcIk'y, Ed CalLan, Al Lat*mer. Rndrw rX'iiling. Al Cleveland, ('ostantine, Gooch, White, Terr Travis. Malt Leslie. and Brian Stroup. Prior to this week these and other prospective players were involved in a weightlifting prcram under the instruction at Copeland Copeland favors FAgesater as the team to beat rather than defending Metro Conference champions Winter Park. Edgewater soundly defeated the 'hounds last year 34O, but uith a more experienced Costantine at the helm, tide could er definitch change, at- fdt &- ('.p'tan4 tieciinei to make a guess of what his team's record will 1w this year lie did say Uat he does expect a winning ae We'fl lake j me's .- j a time and the orit game we're concerned about, at tins w Colonial," Copeland said. ("cionjal will be l.smans -st regular season opponent, Sepi 14 l,ast ear the C.re)hounds 'pt put the Grenadters 34. o, Ily JM', o flidge. arid the cigrith tlI 'ie a rematch twtieen L>mm iirid rival Winter Park. Even though these art' extubition match-ups that's no reason to believe that the action will be anything less th,'m furious Oak Ridge i*as nctzmtred t Lyman Last season by the cls margin of 29-7. and Winter lark and Lyman battled to a 14• 14 deadkx'k. Assisting Copeland this year will be offensive line Coach Bob '1c('uUough. handling the in tenor defense is (oacti Bill Scott. Larry Baker will Px iiorking ith the offensivc tiack,5. The newest nwmbcr of the coaching staff. Frank Suartz, 1.yman wiU engage in Metro Conference football arntxiree, Sept. 5 in the Tangerine Bowl This icar, however, the game still lx' a little different, with rune Instead of the traditional four quarters. The hounds ii ill be playing in still coordinate the defensive the seventh quarter against sndar) 4 -. _.,._ . ' -- -•-— • - )roe.'utir iiiiil iiiiil 1W' has hitct gr If'vliql . 4it 11,, 1ff d I,;. t -' ' I • ____ _ HEAl) lit )INl) DICK COPELANI) To keep winning ways for team hli'rald Photo 1w Mark Wt'inti League - W ''""V _________ I' "il_a. '-' . _______________________________ — ' _ _____ ______ _____ — ______ -3 " " ' . .' j. '". ow ork --... . From Bottom Up fi6 5, .53. .. ___________ ' ' , ''r 't'. ,i"!" -r , — -- JpuulIL l4 " - - a . - • .arJ .4i,1' -' a, • S. ' - - p - -- - " s "1%1.& t• .'1' - Fearless year's .lisasterious season, arringenw-nt of weights arid the team. One Star' can ruin %S ebiecda' with their first pulht c is dt signed to stri ngttwn tts. efforts of tIn tither 10 not n % est practice ins'is (ml'. 70 51 579 — and dtvi.lop (lit athletes legs on tht field and can cost a ttamn 0 "ikland 68 51 571 1 mon than he gives to it (lit and abdomen The task of restoring 'lintnesot.a 58 60 492 lOu ct'iti saul tcamthathiistyearwononly l'henextstepmthecoachr tuc.'o 58 & 49l2 one game, to a st'mbeience of program us to teach the players lie etunes to Semuimole after a .'aliforrua 54 462 14 it's past glories, fell to new the fundamentaLs of the game. highly successful stint with 1ru 42 6 356 ' Head Coach Claude Woodruff Blocking and tackling, passing Winter Park JV team where he and h:s seven ,tsststrints and running, ttn'ss' are the compiled a record of Wednrsda'i Games wins --------- t'ssentmils of football from the and univ three los.ses. Before Oakland at Boston, pstporit'd - r _______ - ' ' ' ' ' LYMAN GRIDI)EHS %ORK HE(1INS 1' OR M%S • SESON' Team undergoes twice-daily "Sveat Sessions Herald Photo by Mark Weintz' ' - ('ahlornia 3, New York Kinsas Cit S. Cleveland I Milwaukee 5, Chicago 4 1taltie 5, 'res 1 Minnesota 9, I)etroit 7 o' o#b61I E6i retired. Last sear the three quarterbacks alternated, with pro'.p.''te fm lb.- 1973 National Football league - Pittsburgh Montreal Chicago 'Ilir .'s;ort' art' picking the Washurizton Redskins Ii (rrmxt (his year if fluamie Thomas plays like he did hr liallas in 1971 and Larry Brown's performance is anywhere i'ar a carbon y of 1972. how can an one' crawl far out on a limb like that with ('.',oh Mike- Mc('ormack's job has been to rebuild a line wuch last year allowed Its quarterbacks to be trapped a league-leading $3 (lines for 457 'ants in losses. thi' wings" Even a rejuvenated Los Angeles Bans teanu, with new coach send quarterback, seems almost certain to r,".e'rse the dire'ction mt took during the grim months of the 1972 season. At any rate, here is a rundown on the NEC learns as they .ppear to shape up a few weeks before the regular season guards to full in the gaps arid try to erase the memory of that awful 2-11-1 season last sear Philadelphia's t.sackfield prospects aie less than bright. Rut MeCormack, who played under Paul Brown and uached under George Allen and Vuice Lombardi, has a background of wunning-sneththg the Eagles acid in their nest. New York i Id if he will play for Allen, Thomas and Larry Brown will :. a tough act to follow, Ii tl.IAS lip turin if l9 lurid I ouch Toni Iundr) thinks the' signs cmuouragung The ('tuwkis mini) base more talent than liillas' biggest problenti again thIs year. Roger Staub.'icti is Iwaltti> once inure, so he and Craig \lrton itiust battle' fir the top quarterback spot again, Ii,iflas' outstanding offensive line will give' ('akin lull a tiunre to repeat his 1,000-year-plus running performance 1tL )ear and help Walt Garrison n-ach the magic 1,000-year - '-1 on,". iii Otto St. we', freon Miami, and a itti ta .1-. I j 'm rj ' . ft •' t twice' '.1 5% YORK I ';! II '. 1:1, In. Nienian Snesu'l likes it then' It in West 'irgirua-real good. rocess 'et New York wound up _______________ an gain on the ground or snag aerials with the best of them, despite thcr 220-plus pounds apiece 13s-ockurigton is (he First man in NV!. history to gain more than 1,000 'ards in each of his first two seasons lane was rianiit'd (he team's most valuable player and led in receiving, with 26 catches for 285 yards. -------------- - is uth - - Over Date a new kind 'if weight machine, isisting $1,300 S -- •• Woodruff sass hits isn't one to believe in 'stars" ' - -- EigIi The Vikings had a dlstreuing7-7 season last year, partly because the> could ?TiOLUlt tnI> ii (lnC-side'd sassing attack and kier -. ______ • • tli loss and the 32nd in their last 42 games. Evans' hornier tied him S is a heavy underdog against I'itt'.burgti. ' (incinnati'g Jack liillimighanni gaunt's, the Atlanta Braves league ie'ad rru,sht'd (he staggering Chicago wi; facing one of baseball's idea paid off fur the ht.'i1 t1; 1 P,rmnlc' '! sr i' limiladt'lphia IliiIbes il'2; the l);,nrell Ev;ns rracked hits 5i' 1' ms ,n a' el ' Inter-League Play Issue Mr('ort,mack, who cummipart'd plans to gis'. MeCormnsuck and ('incinnati with a Pugh school the' Eagles the Stet'lers' best tesmmnu, will stunt with young Marichual to his 227th career last sejusini's Antie'njt-unm Foot' (sibrmi'I in the see'oniil 11011 Itiani kit b> quarterback Terry flrsiul. .ini F'rid;i, while uimi Sliturdus show amid running bin- k F rsumm.'o lt,ltininrt' is ill play lIt-troll 01 jor leagues. hifanichal amid Bob $ W ahl.('i.nfert'nce last year us a Again it was Injuries that hurt. This year doesn't look very different. SI I,OU IS CHICAGO it c:' 0 i .1: 'i:' ,,' , P Ii ('oryt-li. tisik Sant le'go GOOD AT FIGURES f/c5(JRE irn'y p "j4 ,4'/V jv4, i ,. • ---..., (4 -- ,,_-1__ - . .- nd.winning seasons with brilliant pass formations. lie had better keep it up, foe the SI. Louis running attack likely to be' as weak as It was in 1972, when the Cards r,inked 26th in (lie NH. on the ground. Johnny Roland has been slowed b)' hurts and Doniny .thdei'son, his critics say' runs too cautiously-, He led the :..u. with u'riiv ii' yards ru'.hina' la't > ear tn P lsu II:t i I ;': : m - . ' -- '. ' i-an run with the bail better than most baits but Lacks twtlüng as a leader said passer. Led by l)uuglass' 968 yds and Jun HarrIson's € the lk'w'i finished first in MC rushing, but last Bobby just won't let goof tie ball. And it us likely to be about the same thIs year unless Coach Abe Gibron can talk it.ui'Iii'.s into throwing mis'.' ' - -p - - I ' "" - k' - ..- - 4: I - , ;* ' (1 , S p ,w p NFC East: '% - Washington Redskins tiiiiil 511)0111 hii.s startmnig quarterbiick for the' regular season, hut anniiunue'ed that Norm By Murray OIc1ermin Snmeael is oulil open against the' Jt't.'.tiiidm> sinditandy John- PROSPECTUS a 1 . r C' ' GAILa PETERS ROPER sigliumist Pittsburgh Aug , old playems all right, and may s.iti it would keep star even inspire Duane Thomas to New anal Larry ('sonka u'ut of action the feel of going to Super igumni thus week Morris ti.is nut Bowl Atid Geomge pays then' rt't'c'nit ('ollege All-Slur gain', ,IlStamr contest with a leg bruise' Pro 'Ready' To Test It'. B011 (hU.F.N -tasuciated )'rt'ss ('silt S4rtIer defense is where it wOu'd Ssi,iford Swiiui lull) .t'.'uciatiuimm swimmitmme'r, Mike \le'i.'r l-tu'e Sts I.', fifth mm, lot) I THE CUP rt'r'..,1' . :t, debut witi s.-cup'. a rvut 'It-al of atItrile' and ready to challenge the gi. !e job - not n5u,.prOri. 39",e',s''oI.J So' Ju'- ants of the gi.Liiie "No spet'ul feeling," shrug1c'rlc linden of Chsiie laIo' mu 00, Je'I?V$)I1 ged the tong.hairrd, 21'year-ukl RECEiViNG .',th I., lass -cat., rung 01 Jeru Smith on Aisiri fle.d at i,ht ed ' aCt ic reed io combat spfeadung zone helens., Ta1io, $ tops before' teeing off today In the 'ir rm iirst round of a 120U,th tuurna iie'rei a also a big gu to hemp funning game tiwnt SUNNING I'hat mop., COuki lou *51 on a football luiid than La'.-, It's nut like I'd never played n'io can least mh,rn Arid 0, no* $ , , • 1,0111 tui,tttition howeer because' ou ,l.iev 100* abOut Duar. mu tui itrige behavo, Mearuwome roan., Pla'Ti*C a a piuggri ar good -''" - oi h.,.t,..'.. .,,,,k '" ,., o.* It'. 1'.usfQr'p UNNETH OVft ('ren,stuw went nib his first Ci-innuptun rank as the men gulf tournji,wnt as a peob's- t uwjt(or ja,fjJstprue OFFENSE a got "iear?ti ii Tqflfl5 and 1 PGA Giants For $200,000 those old bodies could stir l' i ,u ur. tu,ti Ir ' allot ii at,oien Good 'PASSING SHOTS' b_JlJ ''II? ea actly 3? CP'mp.sqne. r,1or, tp,,,,, a usU-all.an. tops the waisun's nnuney-wuuwrs with $27U,00U and tow' titles. Other sta,nduuts ant-hale tie!e'nhnig utJt"he,ldvr Bruce t)evhit host pro ["jul flatness suit! I,i.ters ,, tujitupic'ii t"'mtuai> .i- 95 bucicet I'f'flh1i, bottles 't and ttijt -' Jrcai ahoi ii .stufl Hwy I? 2 nest t Jam Spencer's rn Rt-',fjur ml ____________ 1,. "'"' POST TI '.% l's' had a little experience- PM ______ t han planned isut luichor uivao Leo Hiuss øi c.nt. With H*iss ansi tme Waite, Hock the oidte,s ii 31 ins uonclii, is one ci the )CUf1geI it)uigtITi$ i switii u Iii liii' 15.17 age' group. ,,a_. - " ' '.. . • ,_, y l)1tt't1 filth iii lIme' 2(M) Ply amiel was First ulti'r,usmtc' iii the- Ilk) fly, 1k' coities to lix' pcus-tiwrt' him c's c'tttivall> ksstng the siicakur ranks -with a 1(1053) DEFENSE ' ' - a I SI 1 \ ( )1 i ' itS w1iitioti in the furesee'.itil' won both final events rejected in an executive council Wednesday with times of .3l imeeting. The' re'conruniuendation was seconds in the obstacle course to 33.40 for tackey's figure' (ireMnIteil by hluil S'tig, Md. halit' John Misha Pctkevk'h usiuki's' Iln'wers' ps'esadr'nit arl and with 2:31.65 in the nide hi- ins-indict of a four•tivans Public cycle rare to 2:34 39 fur skier riutte.' whirl; tins stunti.'d thus' ti''' rI ms. l5hItr S.,t,i I, -1 'F ' I L' :i. t B - ., -. , - a\ u' None of the athletes were exit!) tOday prior to ii Joint allowed tocomn;pete intiacirspe. nniertlng of the American and National Leagues. However, cialt'. Second place was worth $5.. one high official, who asked (ii 000 and tiiird $2,500, All 24 ath- rennaln unIdentified, said an ii,recunmiplay ks, divided into 12-luau dii's- tcrlc'xmu.' - - 'a York Giunit,s ('eiuhu Alex Saniliurul Sw iiiiiiie'rs pluc-eci Ill s4''.I'r1ul events at the Junior I uS IDIOt I n1t ('nurse' ('tuitti. luiuint'.hiip lit-hi lstst wc'e'kenid iii c - - . 5, expecu.'d to at least break tnt. - e'.,',f,' - In lii.' I lI2 buys age' grouP - - Shirts-Sports ,,,. thru size XXXXL ' ' - \, OSIAPSDO, SIA. 32$O$ 3'7 S. Orange Blossom Ira il-425.U95 4 . f ,• ' , 1.l 4ta8tr' 4"?L'//" 3/41 '5 -' ,4'8Pt ,, ///,,t'/,'4Jyp,)&5 fir - . -- (11 titJ55% alibi, iu'rssu'r lIOn the SiuhiiJø 15 l'uC l.'FSi ui5l lutIl muon (albeit carro, set ai the siead gut un th middle And s's 5tu4t.u)ni too sixth in; the SO breast amid first ulte'rmumtt' in tIn' SO fly. 'l'e'mu until unit-i boys, Juaon limigle toe sr',unt alternate - - :.u.,'. - - - — -y7 TA,?f-zveyp y,yç 1645t1g /q CO'4 ''o', K INC SIZE CL r 34iY3 -----______.. , a...,: ______________________________________ i.t.t.., Paces SSA a - - - :., I .-.- Pro Charts ,iimg)it day football In (',smujda 'ohis're another IIeinmuinu winner ti'omii Notme' I )anne- -Jot' Tiwisimianin --t'iurru'mitiv plus For by Alan Mayor __ as division us infers Se'agren longer 'flit' Be'ars' unbearable 1972 season of 4-9-I can he laid " ldsiyer% who have been starters However, lhckey denies 11" at end or luwbiucker off and un top.rankmng stories, but doc" ' the Ji5I,St two seasons They are ;,cliiiut thuat this >-ear's leant capable' performers who could does have .0 lot of potential start for miian SE(' schiols Mike' Smith another of the Brownie who Is the firs: (lator Corps, Is 6-5, 216 and like Seminole 'i'unt>' gndder junior. Ku'nslra'k, younger brother of the $0 b - I'sLst msel sixth iii the' anul 14th against the rim Coach Alex Webster will have a less' rough road to the' ptay.dfs. Moore and ('hris li,us ;it Milu'.uuki'c', Minmnieuta .it- Creene on ulef('nst'. 'Irrr llarsriittv Is t'lwC'(! to spill amll ls at Ksimmsiis City' Morn hal all lb.' runs he needed ti t,ii' ri,'r the' top 1101 '. Athletic activity in high school Your whole body (eels alive or college is of rio help in latet- When I come home .ufter ,earj Exercise must be part .i( swim," she says, '1 feel sb.1 reguzlar.icheduled. yearsolutety great. ft makes you Ii' uvi. rrsinut .scta'.t -. feel younger , - bituoni gaIn..'. I turns, 11w Stet'krs' leading Eagles' coach Mike runner last season as a rookie, McConnmuick can he forgiven if he has (he' feeling (hat things has bet-ni used sparingly nt-. cause of a bruised thigh anal ;mre' going to gel worse before' knee, but hits beenu pronounced it Ii necessary the exerrtses sy ront;r;;cd throuh life " - 1k runs a 4 7 4ysmrd4ash, anal all'Annentcan team, playt'! his future is bright for tIn' fullback and linebacker fur 11 i'l(ANK BRIIVN lrurst '.1 the iulate' unit was l);sve Jotiiesin added his 32nt1 Iii tssue-iate'd l'rc'ss Sporti ritrr thrown out to end the inning, highlight the' 19-hut Atlanta Ttwre' we're' nearly 2l,0(l Then Cincinnati scored a run in attack that sent the reeling 'flx're was no wore, and a bad Mike . Nr I 150 on (he basis of $100 for cacti ' high school girt and 'swtms because h.' wants 'a '("I yuui'i1 fit nateaul if ju.ci sitting around the house anii v.fL,ting Ycu're exer, " -' .T "" Itiitiiig Bet' tIfIflS Mll,5%'AuKLl-; At's -- Initur will be in the nmdzt of seasons. ROb topic as Amneritami Leasur' Sebenk arid pole vaulter Viking air assault after Gene Washington was injured. list as so many dad last season, The' Vikings' defense may be the big problem again. In Austrian -- - - muds had been tied for the lead. but Willie' MeCovey's three-run trt'al ('ariadians of the NutsorI liocke'> league finished third jr has division and will be mrs a sinnilar situation In additi l)utchsix'edskatrrArdSchcnk. _____ I'illI.ADEI.l'IIIA I APi llrsnh.hssw in the second huiill. me Philadelphia Eagles, fresh '11w' Slet'lers are 1-1 in cxhibl' lronii ii 45-21 trouncing at the' tom pilay, beating lssltim,mre 3'' hands of (hie Cmncinni;iti Beni- 7, arid losing to Minnesota 14 gsmls, oltmik' tuinimghtt is ithi tin' Null u'spn's.sed ilissatis!aitmon tonghi l'mttsburgti Steek'rs mi a with his of1e'na', tk'c'laring it Angeles I)odgers downed the Muintrt'al Epii'. 7.2 passing abilities The lions will have trc'ubk overtaking Gmc'e'n Ba>. howt'vt'r. Brownie is a ;ire-season all. Pt'nsat-ol.i, who is very quick ager Spunky Anderson decided to gantibie and walk Stargell in- the Los Angeles lakers, who finished second arid third in their division to qualify for the finals, will be in the middle if their National hiaskethahl AS'icition season an Febniar> (;itnir defensive' roaches are l)mckt'y "I think llteky Brown.' and promote psychological well-being 'flw .'y words ahsov! .ir.' ''continuing exercise - ______ ngt'st active pitcher in the ma- and brought the retirement of Coach Joe Schmidt. So Don McCaflt'rty took over the task with (he announcement that all jobs wall be won in training camp. Nagging Injuries hurt the Lions last )-ear and so did a lack of effective wide receivers, lull Munson and ,.reg Landr-y' will be co-No, I quar- soilue' de'pthi at that islsmtmon," knowledge that people like us st.an.lnut iila on the first Itickoy Browne' former traiii. Tht' lx.tli have' c's 11)ngwood high School All- ee'ptiunial t.ile'nt and the ability Congressman Tob.rt H Mar f')nna II There is little de*iht President Nixon will affl his sigiiature to the dneum.rit H. made an ss. of T'. hi,-irktoit s during hv' .. presidential 'ampaign Too fullback Vmmt' Ken.Irni , caine and tough, is ali ano'r on strong and did ninth rug but brighmt i.rpett get better all last st'aon amid U.(F at I. Pu,. through spring prattit'e lie is S. 3; 227.pounds ami looks people been given a pie-season ;s:ssmbie" pick for supremac> up iii an unfriendly manner on time aiwa) s tough - Irgo Padres 7-0; the hiouston .Vstros shut out the slwnpung St. Julio hiavlmcrk of the Boston :1 ti cmiii' uim with big plays. ''I've .ei'n few s.'t.s of ends, Fir t'xamiipli', ilo a better jot) ot getting to the' quarterback for ut'ks, or of getting around tIn' football and forcing or 'Wi' have' smile' qimiilmtv and Rntrt F Kennedy Stadium A enpenion bill is being puahe.1 in the Hosse by Massachusetts from mediocrity to a team of gaines WOUld COfle Within wodrous accomplishments siope of the regulation Innocently, Al lea has Sorely this is the ale profoundly influenced the pulitical issue of Ili. year ec000mnlq s of pro football ?4o Washigtnn st..Iecman The TV blackouts isf bn,ne going to lose ciippvwt at home by games are linked to the chub opposing Roi,Ik' and there will rmrwrq' vision of huge profits be great r.jrn.'ing in the from pay television The flistrfrt of Columbia End LJoIF the Settiinole indians. promoters Wednesday when niieant disaster. some oF the semif anal qualifiers %1,'ith (tie' less.ttircatt'nlng The Giant offensive lire will be superb again, after • Anuie'nican, lrest.ni Kt'ndrmt'k and Mike Mis,re who will be hack, in 1973. fMega Chargers on Sept 14 st Allen trarwfoq'rned the Redskins t.''v$*ed Thus, home TV gamut', time is getting short for 'urprmsung 10-4 record of 1972 The l.iorus had a disappointing )t'ar despite' a rc-spee'tabie (;AlNEsVll.l .fl, 'I .A. VOU would have to go back a long way to find a University of l"lorida football team which has better defensive' emit lila) thani 1972 (;ators. - - Heat, J(e4skin,s TV b$arkout.q wre a sold on pay TV wlth:n two years - they rowhe Top-Rated '. pee-pared for all of the stresses basic 1' formation with very school's version of the pro and strains they will be subject littk frills, at First. Later, he exhibition season, to on the playing field, he said. will add soniw more' compliOne' device that the whool has rated plays to the team's guiue. With only (our weeks of -- As twdui,' uujtiflit in I-e'beu- Summer trleed, the poih.r1ty of th• bill is such that the l(iflRPl (or the Se,iate Cnnirwree rAwn. mitf prerta it Il heeome law before 11w Redskins np.n the season against the San rumor rr,rwprn of Congress until after It has been freely - The' ice-ret, he said, us to Mart complex to learn and will take' schools in a "Jamboree', The ci it.h (lx' very basics of football; the iziost time. l)t'fensive' Sennmndes will be among four condition, speed, timing, playing, he feels, is more iii. teams pitted during ii fourstinctive and should comic quarter "game," with each strength, and reflexes, quicker to (he boys sehool seeing action twice to a strong defensive backfield and stubtxs'n front four. This w es-n experience and old age, trying not to rock the boat with . hO ) oung )s youngest sandlot player to the thus, while coaching at the out fot (he first workout and, of champion l)olphlns, and the Union Academy in 13arstow, he (lus group, le than (iOe4flUrth proper execution of these tasks also had a winning record, that lire veterans, is what nuikes a team excel, pushes hum iist the "centul'y" Coach Woodruff explained sas Woodruff. e'imre'*r win mark how he planned tO take this 0 for Billmnghuui's seventh uliuni stand,'. Wednesda> night. 'jhere were two outs in (he bot- shutout of the' season, Starr ga'.'e wa> to Se-ott hunter, a sophomore, arid Je'rT) lagge. a rookie. They are back again (his year-without a rnedioci'r 8-4 i turs'rimwnts in the iii, - 'Superstars' John (".illiam was brilliant on the receiving end of Fran's '.cman, now 34, It'd the' Nil, in passing last year with 2,307 449 7t llou,ston 6 59 .5 13 Atiant. $3 65 .472 19 San flit-go 43 77 358 flu ednesda's Games Atlanta 15, C'hmcago I San Francisco 11, I'tsl;.2 mrwinrsati 1. Pittsburgt. hI'ustan 3, St. tours 0 New York 7, San flst'g MINNESoTA I-'wi ('its" with a sarcastic grin. a '-r 53 65 — With John hlrockmagton and MacArthur Line- back, Vii last Janu.ar arc likcl to make George Allen's anti the one to beat again in 1973--containing the enemy and irt'ping the ball on the' ground f or substantial gains instead (if 's'kimig the mount' glanncirous pass route To tetlstt'r that running garlic istuch netted (he' Redskins l92net'e.rdas'rmage' of 53 scars per play. Alien has added 512 57 60 417 3 57 62 479 4 63 .471 lA Ange'lt's 76 45 68 Cincinnati 74 48 .607 2i5 GRF:Es RA' IS l.'illl\GU)N IuASEHALI. I"ANS at the San l)iego Padres h.iunl('S art' sometimes a pi'eihileuii Not that are unruly or cUse other problems, it's just that there aren't enough ol them around. cnced pla)t'rs and miiold them hardest on the' offensive' skills, calendar is Sept. 7, when they deposed, Even in his first %ear ('oryrll. an tmginativr .tnstegkt, should hi' able to pull the Cards up from that Lsns,il 4-'-1 t('Cfr(l of 1972 11% FRANK MAC)MBER ('npk Nrs, St-viler miss' LUNLY BALL CLUB ''"" •','•.'' 'ile.' will Px'( (,t04' .t bit I 'i''" P'i ii, if ct.'rkrl t'yon'l tttight (•fø' ''1V'Pfl, W4'iUkl 4.t4wlate htuu'lIe must CU? th. day ?iitur. plans for pay TV. (rge Allen was flrt by the Federal (:ommunieatjong Ilee',es, thus ('rpm rio isi on Pate flat. r.ulations becoming available to the stipulate (list no show rna he is exercise, The obvious answer: go choice, and, whether you're swumnimning to 29, 70 Ii, 79, there's something 1"st people ito in time %umuimnit'r in it for you. In Girl, he says, "Swimming 'inthi.'., but only Infrequently The No. I reward is getting represents the most healthful ,irssl only to cool off bark in shape. foni of exercise in older age A smmunallt'r, but growing, The provramn ram. iivaI( irrrslps and the sport h5. 'i"e n wren1rl(ansomnArthurof' possibility of partially has taken to swinniniiing on a Nosy Menlical Neurop. ameliorating one of the great daily bass suninner, fall, vhologmcal Itn'search Unit in public health hazards, coronary winter spring — not Ofll)' to San I.heg.i, Calif., realized if artery kvase" ta'at soaring temmipt'ratures, but ig'ri.up track was popular, Heart trouble a ',-'"" __________ _______ - hoy, you I.. stied .fiit,tit,-,l A''.'ht ar1l 10 !,: s :: s, r'.p 0 d.' ,'. r r . 5 ' '.sii..r', ''p h.itt .ini ri: -. mm. g--1 ci.i,uid he popular. young ..n.1 rnulkILe.ai1e ir.an sn the %tjistri Program repr.r itwlltion. 'flit puts no stress on the the United States nd Western wetgM Laws and n feeling if Although it w,s stIll 6 a in , They ito it via an espanding heart and lungs," In' Arthur llgnr lb.' teIlips'rsituri' on the bank's pr(4tramnl, now three years old, says f'urnpe. Ifl Arthur says 'The wotlil retires at . It ilurk'thi,'rm,moniit'ter was called the Masters Age4iroup associated with high blood really foolish,' laments Riw already at 76 degrees fly 3 Swumimnitnig Program, pressure, overweight, high ,, Rump. ,Jnnes, one if 12w You must make (lie heart pill, , tm'miips'ratures would lie in lii.' program is nlesignecl cholesterol in the blood, u S Pan-Am and Olympi lii.' high fils or, worse, in the low show you're riot an "over.tjie- heat over i)t1mes a minute Foe smoking, arid some life-styles, swim team members n l% 1O0t hill-gang" cannllulate just baaefktat resultS If YOIl't'C c.laiirn' for $100 a hole, you Rut, he V1deIICP POints arid l98. Everyone especially because you're over Gail Peters Roper, might have ), the 'aay to a fuller life — ne a pube rate if pauumvhy businessmen unil Indeed, (tie program Petaitrnia, Calif., housewife oluipasses swimming geare.i bit it would be unhealthy Golf hosed on rontinuing exercIse .i.'qusill urwonmilnrt.ahik wonnwn piiickuni,t a few extra pounds bitlu toward pti>sical fitness is a pleasant game, but it's that would prevent heart at- ran tell you about the benr'ftta tacks, lower the blond pressure, certainly not exercise." .uround -- was wondering how arid toward competition. A mother of ,iven and now 1.1 Swimming, he makes it clear, decrease the cholesterol level, to beat the heat pay your dues and take y years old, the'.s u slender as 'S ______ ;;•' Phd i (,l(hll(.I:hll,%'.F;lt (s.j.l' Nuw , Sp r' ' _______ __________ ____________ ________ _______ - 1'.'t"r , Swimming Best Way To Stay Fit ''- _____________________ ltii,"lI.' p.r.. b.oth.;.11 winini ulirli fri.,,i 11w apital Ls lii 11w long (.ini are PIiO lug i1''l %VP thAI l(nu'lh', rNi.gnhiing the lie not only viqunll,.'q pubhir interest However, In the liwvlit,ie, tuis re;ised to resist. reduceil ltwoiq' but smaller off tinrue your fears are 1 Is' lwiit efforts of his at- crowds when the inoes jut,' t-,.rifir,m'd, we'll give It a raw. tiirneys, lnhbylst arsi frb'rshly sphlu.ijt lb.' noshiriw'' 'ar t.'st " pilitlt'liui hi,'..' failed. The customer Is a special con..'rn 'lhii Si'nnte bill lA4l Is sure of I 'olin' 1.111 will sism hi' op. II.' has h"rn finn on enthusiastic approval frnnni a provell by (lie full Senate and blackouts iw( ansi' ii,' Is iinsimis ('ongrrss gone dafl over the speedy i'tiliiihs.rtion is likely in lest pri. Fusdiusil beennie a Washington ltedsklni, And the hlisise of lfrprescntativcs studio h,.iw lie values i(OHlll' tins the uneasy 11i. bill represent.; Si oni'.year liu(li.'n('c plIitii'Ij.,tini (rrut knowledge that, whatever the "spu'niiisi'nt sini h(i.u'lle finds irowils, hi' r,'Ils,,riq bring effects, there will be no turning lilimisehl In the awkward role iii emuiot inn to a pn'rfnrm,uonr.' lank )- eiir,ung for a decline in at which 'thw'rwiM' might bin.' (hi' tIme a privilege is granted to ti'niia,i.i' II, instil, his position. iitiiiiisphit'ri' oF a silent mniuvie, (hi' public it is not easily ran. itnn'lie hisis argued that lint 5cr. l'tish.re was 'PINt t.lt'v;intg hiommi.' gaines will itIiimlpircssrih lii 'ffr t, hi' 1.141 Iii Its'. '.ur..' .1 (Ps- a','.n the 'lii.' Beats y - INIII, Jiiilgt' ('lt'arly, 11w illilili thrust •.t a These are not the best of llIw5iItt by the l'iayi'rs times for 1\'tc itozi'lle, (lii' last Astn.'iiitl.iii Is to reduce sovereign monarch of lli,relli"s .uhlhorIt) professinmial r*thletii's, liii' TIn' hallenge frini without ulIlflhIi55Iofle of 11w National i miii's Ironi Sen., .loh.n l'j,stor,' Eootbali I ,s';igue I.s Iwsieged of I(hi.wl.' lsli,nil from INithl within and without. (her 11w' strvnu.'iis 'hjt'i'tluns l'tw athletes an' fnmiwntlng a of tIn' riinitiitsslon.'r, thi, Senate revolt by cliii I I.' ng rig hIs ('nuii merit' ('0111111 it tee has autisinity I'' sus;wnul iinice i'muli.rs.'.l l'iistote's bill v. hi hi lt.'ntrel for conduct w uiikl pire'. i'nit IV hilaikiiuts of 'iletriiiientnl to the best in• tniuuie gamut's .sobl out III taunts in ter,'st of pro football.'' Thc •idvince of kickoff argue it is lnnprnpt'r, illogical itils is tin' battle lb',elk' was and illegal for hl.'z.'ll' to lime p.h.'.lgeil ti 'oh. ;ils.'.' all ithi.'rs, * 4 - lion a Ml 'ltI'IlV ('opley ?'4.'ss S.'ri ice look first saltc'rmuite iii Ilk) bin-k -1 hip' 11-12 he.'. r s'lii> leuiti was romiilarust'ui of Iistimi amid (re'g Smiiithi, I-reel Ii aiun'll stint Mark Me'Immiuisli I tim'. us i'ehi'mmil Saimforel SiC iiiumuut'rs will travel to lit us'.i lie' fur the' ssnnuu I ltO('OA In'.ituli.iii,il so iiui ct lii Is ln'hl at tin' l(u.y-al (141k Golf anti ('ounutry (limb Ii s ' ,iib Adde'J ec COlt Iipij i,t,Ut Ic, n,u,*,a(. t,atitastic' career in front cit hums ('r't'tt'ihaw, who wont a flat-k i,! aitiatirur titles imuctudinig a LiNEPACKING A isec Pan)., fetid arid rut riics up Dase crowns while at the University flbnsoii a' *0 tm. gucat l,ot,r (Ireun Omi to man ih. 511005) sd. cit iressa, probably u.s the lutist 0*., *11 iii tlruu sod pnscmii Paide. $ ieasir?thp *li be nss.d On oturri sd, Clips Hailt.uiger settied into iflind Stitut isp he mci hagtul>-touted youngster auntJ*ck NIt'klaus 00 1Q01 'or Hiruld MCIolon to ease out Myron Puitøi Oood - tt ii antI Arnold l'aliiier s'ft the tlays 'ni'umbr I',t I SeFle' a 5- muisl .13 ,ea.'. old but he i C s l,b test rAI iiss. Tapio. s shn.i suid old i3Sl anti Brig ')aevis 5 shun idaed with (twin and e'mwkcI Ii thu' did the ict as satoty MI. Bass is a good coiner And "o* in.,, u added ken tlOu5iOui $ tuiUe'Ch4p1eI '0 i*Iøl CeMPS ,•. cii' s-s the' low autcateur in th' i-I f (lie set'uid year in KICKiNG A U.a.tr'.nt that went down ui 7? Cuit knight ems a tow e'',ul i1e Bug5), ltd uegulmf 50*1011 n. l.,II goals 5l'l p ,.licd ti,t ii.', u' j,ib,ti Ie si'v J 't-a't' , 1 a.' lie ab,ti tinuatit'd umi (lit' lp _'cl A ,'i .j' Oood at the tough anti prestigious Ccc - - -- ii,ltluJ I ,,,' TUES0A I ri uU TURDAY AIR CODITIOR . It,, - - - ' --i 3) ' I MEN'S NITE ____________________ -_____________________________ - WEDNESDAY ' - PREDICTION Initial Naticatal Invitation antI ., hulle'nge'sl for the title helium" On no i.ason to. coliaps. bp this tiub. despite ag. but ihe,e linitihting sixttm in 11w hlcerston 01111 ire Sam. vulneabi• poeiiions - souid in disslon Free admission to Grandstand LADIES' N ITE • THURSDAY -• - - - �______ ______________ ___ ___________ _________ - F4itor nle. Tht l the and .t the same time develop (or Jensen poth%pnotic luth Ma visited a h)pnotiM rocket and mortar iittae " jtdnt react to it ansa (trt of tn 0fl the hidden talent, A professional hpnoIist and ,, along with an Testing of patients to find out suggestion to ipe (mm the for treatment this car to PIII aIKi minuses of a eonfear that nrngiclan tifltV IH' A% 11 14uhether h -pnosis 'ouht be an athlete's ('Ofl%C%OflSflCSS the nl.t ovcrc;iw a Improved self4mag.' I10% ersIal issue - modern .enr.oht bo In his home tit" It for fear of air travel. It worki'tl anti he would be hit by a ball efktive substitute bi.ul the ads takes an his oven helped to 'aye' a brilliant stashed hard through the ltain,, itIe, Ma ticam %ent of what chemical anesthesia takes t hypnotism can do for nxt much time, other lo tons and career as Lansing an U S anti South Vietnaimu center. The fear 8 FR %\K t*t'*t%lm-:R r4'ople At the samc time this dentist.' complain Maur \ ills, black esLos unconscious flinch thlch could out;ts too remote for rcjtii;.i (opl. Angeles 1tiitgcr star shortstop hate been af fec ting Rudy 's shos troupes ('Oflttover5ial art, or technique, Vet few in the medical n or uhatever it is, gets some l'rntmbb the first U S. setdental profession these days anti leant captain, developed a pitching form Your life is about to Huit sass he has wercouw iicetitan to wa'tic.' hpnoltstmm An fear .'tf sliding at the cml of a suppw-t from the meiscal ani t1att re,ect hypnotism as ' read the newspaper- dental profcsiiwns and from efficient technique under some season when he set a new the phobia through sth>p- in a combat zone, he worked A. "Let flypn'is Morpheus ntan lanten as a pracocal, ccunistan'es. iiitii tittlitar itiwtnrii, using ht ' record for stolen bases. notme suggestion 'hiw 'tou bow iOU can benefit everdas pschcm1ogical tool As for the practical use of Maur's legs and hips were so I1a licaimi. an entertainer hypnotic skills In therapy to trom s'lf-hYPflCo3s. Sonic u'geofls use hypnosis h pnitism. same famous bruised at the end of the season whim tinting the Vietnam war lwiIm alcoholics, eseessivi' 'l'ben it went on to pronuse as an anes1hctc set tecinan smokers and even nerseight a backup athletes ha ve been helped over tie scareds could walk. was the nnl that if you'd just make an ap. a n es t he t ic f e r m m nor rough spnt. b posthypnotic The following season Wills decorated for 1rii'tii'i1 mimagic 'iil*'. p.'mntmcnt tar a tree hypnotic operations ltcntist.s sonwtimes suggestion Jackie Jensen, tried to light back the fear of anti hpnotisin under fir', was Hc;m' ' ,c. a s-ntit valuation, your troubles might use it to calm their ovrraniious fanner Boston Red Sos out. sliding but (mall) resorted to awarded the flron7e Star Medal i well be over, patients on even as a pain'kmllet fielder and before that a hypnotism to (-lear it from his for heroism The ad claims self4wpnosis mnsttad of Novoc'atn Stanford Universtt football mmii l.ater he continued to The citation signed I % MOTOR C.sfl iflMO%T 30W' lTWfl)(W). However, many physicians and RLSe Bowl star, developed steal bases regularly, Wills I'resident N Nison ix on sail Llc,m'ri -mnc-cntratton, studs habits, and dentists claim hypnosis a fear of flying that threatened credits his sessions with a - 'performed his duties untkr ti-en sour golf game; curb your works oy on a catch La end his professional hahall hypnotist for his ability to the Imminent threat of en.'irii ant cr1 habit', wipe out can ham that often patient drcnmic tears if sltdini ;.reet' terrorist quad .ini main fit i It - 'i I ,ii t i' ,t .: ; I." \ipt'1t S \fli'! bit lit anits ,iril it,' 's , ;'r tt , r.titi '1 Itlet'tcI I Thursday. Aug16 1973 -- 12A— The Santora Herald loviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __________ - I . .- - Officials _. Sanford Zayre To Open ic: - flit' iiaw kit,c' I'tii'tt, Over both _.. I-_ ~__ -_ - A __— 5 _ W ood _______ 1 -4 , . .-; /t 1 01::) rI (: Net 1 Firm / -- jzi~ ________ i - _____ J .-N t' 1' --~ ~=-* ~-r.. S 2I4I ____ __ I , 61 ', ,/ ___ '"-, V ____ ) 1 . - ~~,lufiiN -. 1. - I 4 - L'an :.I S J _ -_- A=_ -, i - I - i . 'IIf ' - ___' ____________________________ ) I- . _________ ' J11,11111111111111114. )X) on ! . 7 I --- 20 cu. ft. chest freezer -- - - -' J ~.~M_= 11111111~ . gF 111111111 - 22995 239915 'a.n 'power ott' warning light, full o'th si1e out basket and 5 deep door s -si'tve-s Choose while. avocado gold 0' çiapçry 'e CO- CT'5?' ' -c-tc ehinir-tales spillS 'I. s'ape. ,, t-'' over compressor 'Power on' warno ateris owner to power failure Choose while avocs Color cDst5 -. r"'.' -. on black Save Save 4195 a d white T I - ___ -_-- -,t-,-_________________________ -- - - ---• _,_-- -_ .T__i_ - a* : . _j _____ group involved with the Kihainas. Jamaica. flaill and other Savif., roas ,in csts'.'is hr easier cICan,o Free:er holds 139 lbs and 5 1 tit r ,- ,V . - - ______ - ,f -- '_____s,_____ -- -' ( - on bows _ 0 - I ____ __ , I 1-1 - - - - —--/ / $77 _ J - ___________ -- - 44 cr t'C ''' '' f l - f! r. :- __ S — ....- — ' - -` I is 1war Al k - _______ - $94 ' i . I''ReQ. 109 95 ' 'Lff:Cfl /rY'.iS ri.i'l I a': ' i' - v- 1 v ','HF aritt'rina - . -Pc -. 13, faslrv pictu"- ' : ' Attractive walnut 9rsi.' 'c c abret ani loc'at.- — '.-, ! Save -• arrows 6-pack Sale - - Be , ,' - ' - , - - - - 24&8 ______ _______ \\ -_.-._'E 2 ," _____ - . ___ F l__~ - I. - Ammunition ____ I - . -... ____________________________________________________________________ -' - ____________ of 25 tweie-9amJQe %ri3 shetli t' -!;' 41- - B-. r I 75 1 JCPenney We know what you're looking for. - ' 0 , - _ I ''-' - -- — Sanford. The Southeast is offering to exchange 1.23 shares of its common stock for each outs ta nding share of the Maitland bank, or a maximum of 247,141 Southeast shares; and two shares of Southeast common stock for each share of the l'.'oples Bank of Ve'nlce, or a mazmmnum of 108,000 Southeast Mr. and Mrs. Hill Iliritr, who fur. mimuvt'il to lh'ltonru in 1971 fronmu Iiri'.sster, N V. ctuklren. Lisa, 6, and Billy S. -:irrmt's toasters, in New York ,inil prior to that sins chief engineer for Bloomingdale Brothers in Stamford. Conn , for five ',rars Retort- that Pm.' was gang leader eZtt'n(led to Aug 31. 1973 Southeast may elect to tt'rnuinzite the i' - hange offer at ;iniy tithe' during the extension period tiini.ition, P ,iii .p.'rmt'rs, hair tlrrs, skillets, air conhitutning onus anti (ants if all silt's hwy also have' all items iii New \'irk City fit- h,is hiatt hums nun ls'r''u.Il - 'BiU.. Vt'. ir for 25 3 cars Mrs Belts Blair sass, "I can the bwldini jt was the gu,ft of 'I be store —,,... -, -' rIaILL, ..-- r.1.r pr-i ;s oi- .imnuve enmnpiunmes, t;en'r ii •tZ.1i't 'eot lumbers at burl; .'spite recnrll hIIIIl earning:; Even before the mainr hant, tIflOIUWId a :entung rate it er "enS to nig .'nrporatu -L',-rm,eri, re,raI Moron It$ ieffing 41. -inky tumesearninga, ' 'r't at I -intl Chrysler *1 4. These mncrsili bly low pr --'";ui-iulgs ratios follow rerr :v GM if in af 'he best year-, y Ford ml the wit quarter fl ta hIaW', mmni i' (hrysler of tie heat lpr Sf.iy4une period -ever Match those raftue — or 'nit;piei 'if cUrrent ezU"TUflgfl aluch these ducks -u'e selluri,' -- With the 51 and 4 w :ni:rnun seven - -,uri imi iming lint tUOflY , 0-r-1 " iie 1t' I -- ,, - - .' 4. - i 1will - . J, ROOMAtRCON I 1 ' 11. I 71 ..c •• . ' -" ' .. I - %// I, S - - '' S ": T 0 I lt4 i . . I )IKN NES UI. SIN hilt 111111 Ut'tt - lihuuir 11~ ey and uturw -T,u)tiC the eney that gte per a- tsuran Econorriy : ''Itifortart. , t'hujt ;rimnhe Tb act aa :. uf Uiuee coiiitflir1 f',1.;.. perform. 'hey str'. to mcnis. ,. some Jegrse, a 'ir'aiut 'ml tie y into row. is future money. ,mn,I might be worth Uler-tai mnutwy it sIbIitJJi• t;.aily different than ;T;ijnes. a fact figunliar to sD. those who ,ueisck' nx in deductions ,ir who faded ,L (Intl t,a,'s shelters. at There i_s ,ii_iu money L-eines without rnatrw.tlun iii th to use It. and that which utue's with ads ise on how to inHistory . how wt pay ni. 'ow to build an estate'— in :e"i i-huct, ui,,ne that temieta tflutey Ym "\ 011\ ' an'coaie to write about tty, prsnnutlufl Intl. t S pected. even of nmuupulutlun. In contrast, some ciirtur:ut.iuns tuday ar perfurmning us ever before, but their stijs,-ks went -mere s at, vast puuc mu the inarkmst as there was 0 years ago. 1' s iii -Iint,-s-- i ,tit:'rnjlu,e,t t iii. - -S -- - r' (M 369 .vtnf;slirusw that ry Ifthy JXIC" Waled A11111i 10 5 SU('c), *1 said item'.' rt'qusreI, why the *VV' doLLar plwtgrd, 5th) umterest they base *ilwptvd a pLan sad .M tags's ate actively cucuiderwg doing rates seared, why ecunmumiitc se,, jlznt.sst hjll vi theta becisiase dc' rlt'p'.'tl. it hi they betmese key ,,sem,'uLlves wdl bit able to Jircote ukier. tine to the will study the public uttergmusws vi actaiuimistratitrn viii\2an', howvvvc, jaiti ui. , Is, just its a dc'tt/i'tme inlet'of sue-h p!W*s UetIis.'($ views the principals, stud will rates their '$k,wr1u fy51 tIe get the saute 4nswer 0041% seil-beut vi eses'uUsse. ,mnd bthiimi t1ie while ntJI fldeflflg titiiet 1*' Speaking Last week to a meet- i4J( aiy less trw, this answer tog cml tIm.' th*imtbc'r cml ('otmu- could be trw ituore pscrtwemmt :'' imuerve Secretar> FTs"kttt'k It. 1e t^-t is that two eaee'ui)c'nt reiterated the ad- lives earturug rvbitisvly ui,tJsr uitimuittsitkqu's position, ithit'h salaries sear after se1u uugtt uia ii' gimil imior'.- .up$war'm to be C taukI up estates al'mosc' '.a1.v'. lleI'larlstiuim ill iittltii,'('i%('s' differ b muu1tik.s cml at' ttguv' (;tmsernutmcnt "c-ant hardly be cew,iie. ,,I the wt*tk*u or La' k Waii,ed hue the mfl'as'itt supily .1 wt,s,kuts with utah the - ----- -, SATURATED COVERAGE WITH imoimmit' history, the, witt di.i.. cording to the Cuimfereumee user a thettw i mate nL'nmull Board, the cia.mal putailar new huond Ut a imttery slurs (s-u*.te benetit fur eievuta'res -. wiii Large T,s'raL1'4l5, part1s 'eLietectise hike, the vi '-'vmliPLei% 145 probe di'eph) ut an effort to VILIPIAIII 4.,tie, ou can ,sisu essdy tb,' -- r 'mUitc'flc'' tktctiut .ated )i f.v -vu - ), \L the 4ptwtunity to PIL.k Wd n cugnbmauuna their ,jaj benefija. Of have two Myster d to re pi -_-_----_-. itt' (,, jg crjmpan perstock perturmemi, .1 t jffer'.r ::ut u'eir ciecutives i1t of action, then 1 -eaa :' nthe type ( money in which sideI a stock u watch, ri' are paid, i1eruug them what 15 fundanutals' Not acarly called cafeteria cumpensau&mn, Fred Beter of LBary, a retired nurser man who base known fur sears -- o Aotin-fil. Fnrft Ind i.hry-der rhoee - filled with The St(tC W flowers from well wishers and an uut.siJe flower bun .1 of 40 vice Trustees of A'l'IC(I Mortgage Irmi-estora, a Min,nil-tmusc.i real estate inve'stuuient trusi, loOny slec'lared a dividend of 47 cents a share pisyustili' Aug. 32 to holders uI ret sird Aug 13, TIme distribution will tic iniude from earnings of time trust's third quarter ending July 31. It t'tmiiipnrt's it IUu a 47 t'e'nuis Ix'r share tlistril.iution for time' settinud quarter of the current (haul t'mir and 58 rents IWr share distributed for the third quarter it year ago, out. shar ' standing shares it July 31 were 2,701,613 enumipared to 2,119,132 a year ago, r epresenting ii 27 per tent lot-true in Bl,aws -- for Florida's electric utilities ' .ur'ormtlona will (Intl :1:.'-' - ,-"--- - i'' :n-. - 'nn " 'I, 4 • -'-I. 1 - - cailemi per:-.i -...... Blair wasan electrical crigirwer by th -- Ill In L) e ture for omiing thi-ir own store buil'I up facilities for generating and transmitting power ('4irr)jng that progrmim forward, Fill, now Is Ins ta lling ,u ,(sJ K V lint- tim niciec t its Fort M>i'i s and Fort I ,4i0(It'[il,l.' iwer plants, 'flue ('otnpuny plsums to operate this east-west lint' ill 240 Ky until about 19/8, and then step It up to extraH hugh voltage - Slated for ctiniiplt'tliitm ti) the end of 1974, tIme' hite will stretch Immure' than 100 mules across the Florida penin. auth. E,siftnzited cost: $32 million or .enmtinmg iready, rn to '1 per cent, i; 'pectrnri tn 40 !Ugher, the :m.r t, t,t ,t I. (nvthns '.vtll be ir.ivn way frnm docks by a lugic. I nont iakSs return (mm nil r-uther than investing thrrr might receive some of their pay but ii' benefits, and that's .muther Bary Blair Electric Opens am - _ -. -'— P1 asisets of $17.9 million, and deposits (if 115.0million. vice president responsible supermarket operations in 11w' Ja( ksotmvihle Division, The dIrectors also elected Mr. James a corporate president and assistant to the ;t.'sitlent —, - - s - ____ .-'-:-:..' - " :- - _ t"irills tx'lrese Ui.tt its t't' this is what we have aluass wanted to do," Builder ft.r the new store was Steve Want of l.t'tuei'nm I'lorbl,m Florida Power & light ('ornpany and Tampa Lle - trir ('otiipali> , it wits airmowu'cd today. 'flue 240 kilii'.'tmlt liric,ubletoconductmuu're than 400 nmmegawiitts of electricity, - links Tl'CO'a Big Ih'n(I l'itu- er I'Iiumt to the l"PI. Ifingling Sulmt-zutaon 40 ,uiiii's ;mwuu> - 'fliis new $5 nmiillion line helps a ssure reliable service by itt-reusing backup generating capacity available in cams' iuf rw'tsi,'' WI I"PI, s;x)kt'MTman sa id. ''It is aiim Important step iii . I'. - r:t't'ded fir wmnia,: .i:id t'1' Ira-al supplies, vaunii cleaner bags, light bulbs and batteries Before cotmung to 1)eltona, file coordinated prograin Rernunglon 670 plan barrel pump action shotgun ________ 70 - - 109 199 -: -- - -, - . -•--- • -_ I 199 I 'I ______________________________ "— ______________________________________ 4- - in West Central Florida, doubling triamnission capability 'lar i' p tI?r,,l -' - Fi A nt- u high .'. tIt.age' glitter lint' teas i.t.t-ti pinned in servit-t' .)CPe-nn t'y ot-.r pup acluon shotgun 4, " I __ , ---- - VESTING New Power 7999 ______ ________ r. ______ 1 rifles :- '- . . 0 011 - inca was that compantec would do a lot o( adyancr (uniting of pension plans Ut get lb.' deduction against the ci The congressional bills cess profits tax The law prri' miii ito something about stied therefore a ceiIirit vs'stmnig funding and reinsur- the tunis that u'uld be pI ance bui the administration one year There is very hitrplan does not deal with rein- it'. the way of minimum (or-il ing requirt'mE'nta cur,tnr e - Ra fe , - sing ,nter.st rates are i.' "ring wind hlnwtmf aver a iready parched dock ruarce sir. a few .earj bulls t.l 'ridge •w-- in nats that -.' a';uri 1w:. mtn':idy I,clar'4 iurmge A plan can be set up an IIOL-. promise employe bens'flt. llEQtiItEMl-:T 00' an with respect to prior year ii urs when Veoing ' I t'ni;luv.' gets .ini .issurmtt but it ttwsn t hay.' to put -' 't asitis' (itt thi's,' prom is.' l t-l.mirn on the pension fund Simmuetunni's the plan says hat .me famous case, when Stud.' isca that the plans hold ( ut )Iove geli no such baker moved to Canada th,,,j the tess he stays with the sands if .'nnpioyms Found tha' right un . -4 there wis no money tit pr. s.ime employer until he is 65 CAN PENSION PROMISES their pensions In tither plans he begins to get u: t,sl*: \iOltE The' thrust of congresuminil this assuranu" it-lien he has SECI'RE" the same employ- and administration proposals for ('ongn.'ss has been primmuam worked -er (or 10 sears or until he is is to require at least a miniilv interested in this question mum amount of funding if the r' : 5 or corns' siniular test For plan mu t qualify for tax ) ol w he the r workers covered ex;mmnple. the bill that the fits by pension plans really get benefits at retirement In Senate l.ahnr ,mntl Public WeI-A fare ('ornniuttui' approved 1971, Sen Harrison A WilWhIT IS RFINsL'RANI'E -.' ' -, ' ' S ' 'T1RS \i, / \ :' 1011115 Jr 1) N 3 and J;mrimti rs'qmnre' i-slung ill 30 pt-n cent In our business world it is of mlii' pension claim after hard to say that an) one firm resp't't'tu'.e'Is Javits iItN i cardlgalL-' ,i:: '. sr shortt _____ ____________ the chairman and ranking eight se,irs of work under the will surive tJ provide re.. ____ ___________ - --_____ ______________ plan increasing b) ID per cent rnent bent-tim-. to its employes minority member of the Sen ate ('ornnnhttft' on l.abor anti .i si-jr ttpi'n',ufter We i- aim predict that some Public Welfare reI',ise'd the firms will survive This hj'i a ii n i n ii a n ce results of .0 survey which This requirement'' pro led to devising ways to pr' shimw,'d that in a s.smnpk' civ- s- ides various t's('JpC hatches 'mdc fur Sot::" sort ot in sur ering 'ievi'n million pension so mnan - that Prof Merton aflCt' premium that would be A Corporate A paid by all plans which would plan participants since liO, I'l.rn"tt'in of Ohio St,t.' Uni unIv 4 per cent ha,' ret-vised versitv .in .iuthurit % in this' pros-ide a fund from which field, thinks that it wouidn ' nmoney could hi.' paid to coer any kind of iwn'i1n bent-lit By JOHN ('t NNIFF :,re than -tie s;r.4 ii ::arv: Th at committee has approved change liii' pm eSent situation pension commitments of firms s_p Usatoeu ,sn.l)s( most cmrculatmn4 tostay . . a bill which would increase very much that go broke NEW YORK API —There's workers are weU aware may be paid in cash or ji,s, - vi , ffl-fl5lt\' Iil.uir F:iectrit('Iiiih);tniy Paul its grand s.x'nung last week on 17-92 in IN-Bar). This is the first vent s James, a devisionuil 1-I C Will Hurt Market aanumnishni.sliy, the Iration on April Il sent pen sum proposals to Congress Two nuunagesiivnt s.'tiiployt's have been appointed director of FO(xi Fair Stores, In c. The new directors, named at thit' recent ciminpony's regular, month)- board itmet'ung are Jacob I, Gottlieb, a turporate vice president and president of Food F'air's as-unit J M. Fields discount department star.' division, and Frank I - ion bi Food Directors Stemmier field -' 'cen Bear Sale Sale prices effective thru Saturday Jr. Bow and arrow set . e - t I I BReg899'-- :'',,,': - I- - a ' - lemns that tie ('.ngress rn i ls'gii,mtmni WASHINGTON NESS m i star is put About $12 ll aside 1w I'mplo)s'rs in pension plans anti this involves a cur rent tax benefit of nearly $4 billion (Ins' of the ,trgimnhs'nts off er i--. plaits is ;mb,ut tins' ft'('uruts' of the pension promo- -- Southeast Ranking Corp. today announced that It has acquired more thrum 90 per cent f the outs ta nding shares of The First National Hank of Maitland and the Peoples Bank of Venice. The Mj;uimii-tocst'il registered bank holding company now has 22 affiliated banks in florida. ( June 30The First Nationuil Rank of Maitiand reported $57,9 million iniotalasset.s,arxl$51.3fluihlloflifltot.aldeposits On the same date, the Peoples Hank of Venice had total ;- 88 4 1 American Heritage life Investment corp. ttxti> reported net earnings from operations for the six months ended June 30 reached $2,039,113, a 27.2 per rent Increase over the $1,602,810 for the same period last year as reported on the basis of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles IGAAP). Per share earnings from operations u-crc 1.62 compared with $49 For the simic perhxl last 3eflr. Net earnings, eluding realized capital gains, amounted to $2,077,165 as coniprired wi th $1,676,619 last year. Net earnings per share, iiw.- ludmng realized capital gains, unmounted to $63 compared with $51 last year. Total revenue for the corporation ehlnube'd to $24,889,049 conipared s - flti $21,926,125. This was the 31st consecutive six months period when tota l revenue exceeded the comparable period in the preceding 3-ear, Bank Buys Bank 1 Reg 62.29 it leading investment banking firm Ili its Life Earnings .32 TReg $298, Sale $266 f ff"firls,faIrf 5 4OSt free ann "' -' T Be a r K o d i a k %% ith Mt'xii-'ii ( 'its office SalelSave A on - non-Spanish speaking areas of the' Caribbean, Pi-eviously, hit' %asassoctatvd pros' Vr(.{' 3 steel shelves 2 sliding all plastic ice trays & bucfret tssr, porcelain crisper full viidth dairy storage with door. 3 aoor shelves Req. 779.95 Sale $238. gag.. In a public Interest tax V0 law fmtMr.liCa Ha alsit search professor at George. town UniversIty and formerly was director of the Office of Tax Analysis In hi Treasury Department.) .' "I ,, .' (Dr. Urannon I. dlr.ctor of tax research for Tax Analysts and Adv ocates, a Washing . ton, D.c, organization which provides research services for lb. new. nndIui and on- " - - WIIA1 IsiE, h- I '.IiI h"hh0hh1 'lt'cUt it'. but it ii IIEQI 'II 00' tuting up in a jnirisdirtitmnal The htggc'ct t'aost to '.i1umhtls' with lii.' l"unant plover pension plans ,trurti-1 ('iirmmnjpittc.' it Punt hi began hear ings mItt pension nn.mtti'rs Stas during World War II I when pension plans were a way 21 Itt'p John ii 11mm ii) Pa -hi;uirnn.si of the subc- tmnnmut- around wage contmolis In those days, when the present let' tin la bor of the bout' Edu pension pmovisitinc in the tat i',iliiin and Iilitir ('oninmiitt't' ii,i'. ii" slttfi5ini'l ;'ri on 1mw itt-ri' written the prith ft (,I-.itiIl) SI BR SS'O i: : P _______ Harold W Sands, a vice president of The 1'irat National Hank of Mianmi, has been appointed the bank's new L d based European representative. John 8. (1gers, who has held Unit post for the past two yea. will return to Mimuni anti First NaDonal, Sands jitmnt'tt First Nationuil in 1967, serving mnnst recently as vice president-fwrsoruul ba nking for the bank's _________________ -AIMEM 16 Cu. ft. upright freezer - ' sire up rulmnost r ___ - nd ')OLJT" ensions Promised Security , ')llfc::I1J A New Representative I '______________________________ - ' - ", 1111 I reported sales of $76,624 for the three months ended Mart-hi .11 415 ciitii;t4iresi to $9*603 tar the saint' period last year. itt' ('011illisti) stict.aiiwtl a net loss of $,,'0,540 or 11.05 per shari' based ii i95,,l4 average shares outstun.litug. Ns'l Income for the three monttm jieriod hat year wii.s $12,346 or $03 per share on 401,%ii shares. A,('. Walker. Iinil U' I"iibrit's president, said that .he decrease in sales COUI(1 be largely attributed to two factors F'reezing rains and snow storms in I"ebrurury curtailed businessin severalof thccomnptiny shirge vtiluniestorca. Also, Easter was .Vdays later this year than last, thereby shifting a portion of the heavy sales nissoriateil with that period into April. Walker Further reported that gross profit mulargmns mmuiproved for thti' iit'mititl os "r hut )eIir. $50,i) ormmarilv iline (ii lb.' htiti,'tiieti i'iit Of (j)t'flIfl and operating new stares 141110 0' I"ittrk's is a 33-store retail fabrics chain with outlets in Florida, Geor gia and South Carolina. The corn. pans's stock Is traded on the Over-The-Counter market under the mimbol IL )I"('. . -- Ga.-Ijilld Fabrics. Inc. toilm liii ''Sir, tip' said. tt1)i'ritlIit -.--'------ : -'t - ',. ' -, . - ' I ' S_I' ___________________________ I — ____ _____ i r -* : $ - 0 -- I - fiv. , ;ft-4-Iallf, . -'' I I.____ f /- _ r_________ I 5 - - _______ - ___________________ ___ I 14 _________ ,j lj~ ______________________________________________ _________________________ * ' I "t , --4 r I -' ___________________________ ___ - -- - ~U 11 - - 4i I Loss BRUNSWICK. - - ______________ __________ i. , lif AM, _ __ 22 went"r' and t.rita Reports 9 _ Aug. - .' __ ______ ______ He/p ' hrl __________ _ __________ ,\cc)stNtit iIiHri,sgrr ------------------are -i . I .an,,y K rmnwies and Itoh . i' ne w fall n? anti laiketli. (ire"nberg Knowles Is a _____________ ayu will frpt,ir.' lb.' long-hair grsi'limate of (tie Zayr. Assistant " __________ it ji" kt (huhihy St anag.'r iral ni rig P rogram . ________________________________________________ Sl,,iiilmit,'ti fur, ssic'sii' anti anti hiss river 12 years retail ;. :. ._ "s ' rra th I Immhmlli9mtim lb.' festivities loather mitt' p'ipular Other _ .. iperient'? lb and his wife, it ill lit' the soh.'ttlmmn of a IaVIIIItt' stints this fall at.' dtarori, have irmade their born. i.tiii,ms'r to help in time rIhhsm hunter roeim, berry, navy and up uirmf(rcI •. i tilting brown lf)lwq ;reontwrg also a graduate Bargain S I ,iurg.'r Ihimmi ii fittihinhl Iim'lil, 'q iIflhi$IH' rimatsuner it't' of (hit' /ayrc' training program (lii' lieu store will f.'i,ttire vu-c, "fly-in i'haslrra'' will anti hiss w'.rked in retailing mmimtm.trmali ativerliseil timer Thursday, August 16, 1973 nine from Florida F'lorl.la anti sirwr rø, II. will tHrive to lumnilise ranging (mum h.i'rit'' 111 I to mmmii the SsmniFoctl in the rear future siirrisitthtpi' ctate PAGE lB THE SANFORD HE RALD fist milshmings anti ,iuti,ntmi,tive • he.'knmit registers fur itt" fir't ____ ________ 'We are pienteti If. he able In ti.imIlr's, to ut' latest Fall sate ilas iliec.' P%(ieIlen(.'tI I, .hmiun.s for the it bob' fiimmmllv tI)i$)tft)f's will assume efficient lo cate tall newest slit, in ,trid lmt-k.ttis hittil wear -. Ire tinting tIm.' increased Sanfts'ri.'' c..m'l Milton I vY. senior ire president of 9111111~_ . 'j . . 1.I' ?,,i, re buyers have gutted tipcnsnmg slay Ac ti v itie s, Manager of itt' new Sanford Corp 'We have long felt the metals to bring shoppers lb.' tore Is Ed Fryer lie has had people t'if north Seminole and nit flumni.' fashions, which more than .'Ighmm years es- 5Mittm Volusla counties did not 'musty the style s.'rrw as well _____ peri.'nc'i' In ret ailing a nnl lii ye the ptr'er 'eitlet to get the Is lit' taulget I-;s;w'r t. say time metassistant lest values in general previously wits key to t'very outfit Is the sw.'iiti'r. Timwear withsweaters mitiurmiugeritt St I's'terstsirg, and handise at discount 1 ci With onr new store in Sarf'r 1 am I' Imanti iif every immaterial mmii l'.'rri I'ark Ut' lives In nor th tflts will now be changed I tiring.' 'nunit 'iliitsui'tts', tmnd skirts showing on -- - _ r 1 tsr.' .h'pnrtumint clots' iii tifnrsl w ill In' ,sffltIally "ned by Mny.ir IA'S' I' Moore tither invvrntnm'nt mirwl i lvi.' his Auj. 22 at 10 a in ':', Science.? -- 4 -- Or - G 1 change," Fraud -- City , Magic, ___ The Herald Bargain Section Z5. ' -ii) di':. - pi ':s - , .urs' '- than IQQ,QQQ rurj thr'p. -Nt' "-a 4.sm It, i i. enciu1iiing. E prise OeBjry, Die omsa QSPVeI'I L'As.yQJ,, Lake Mry. Cuvlb.r'r'i wn I -) r'c aa :s 's, Qu edoSia-ttuis, Ftres" ChuoL.*. lceistmxf, -taj- t C$Y i-',t t'( '.'' I u I -- i. '-' - --, �-- --•--'=- i.ii ----- - '-. -. - . Dining Alone. B- The Sanford Hera IdT You Come 'ye A W y, WIMP a Long Invite Self To Dinner For Company But but one MHOR1\ ('iipk 4ewS4'rvke w hwh I tlt thi are dining sis lit. ahmt hin. quiet in t e1t the cwk fill rylf the bring about, parth because the tniv)vei In tact, thes tr 11 avnr his present mouthful; arflu1paLej I pretend ,t i guess 511'ucture of dining in public in forget that rather fnghterun. iriwtunit'. to broil his steal a better than it resU)- is be auiieI It is dining akine in public M ptrszmaI chef owns a America is so prejudicial truth f14 rt'lid the 1.11'. or H) again those don I want to that demands courage disapwWnt stmrhnuse of cno&bnoks whwh against the man dinirg alone. or turn oti the radio Uthes are ISht his Wife PItI'S." overlie's her Utile orange honkat home More often t)w* flee' It is one thing to dine alone a: But Clich tirtit I dint lilflfW, from thernwhes to fnenddilkd home, although even here mos: cue. a present from me. and fiend the kitchen with volumes whether at home (II' in liv Quiet clubi.. or ti the noisiest nearest people art' rt'lu'tant to indulge of worldwide wisdom on (nod. booth of & 1111k' sandwich shop. I restaurant, where other Lent' tberfl1Olt'et, explaining awa i, but i am reminded of ho's en)nvahk humJirv cat ernwd'iJ together 'nld s.anidwi.b for the evening it C'Zn he It dine With no not ma hungr . ugl mob and take nitut b prntesttn. ' -1 hate to favorite of all of them, the big tat one, M.F.K Fisher's "The ezeePt yourself, arid I vo's to digestive pills between their o to a lot of trouble to fix rt of Eating," and turn in- have myself t lunch or dinner hurried courses. something just for myself more regularly, which, of ctantt to a doesrcd page am on tins beginning to cnijr'se, fail to do "It is a pits An occasional pert inent with modest cooking, which ennutmns or I p4" eompleWl agree with meal with himself is ver - good and I ck'arh love to set a table favorite roctpes., one which these remarics ny M P b for Mr tine begins with this delirious si- - for w one except myself. F'istu'r tot %U'L tiflws Lucultus, the Roman host . I kno's lull well hos to dinun iuioTit $r% tnrr r'l7i whciic dinners art still tatll:r; t 'es hmn :imt --v n. , % - .'r about for their &ahorate mt'nu' and their fabulous cost, gr' tired one W of chrung off ~ t? cj I ( - . ', i Its It ON lillo t,I I S Iopti ' 'ierih'i' i V;,L I or One person Wben 11 .unn' it long 0' turk t't - . NOLLS. DOD. IT AGAIN I ay A ns shade. trior, cold, and the W I ft carp, r4i it", WIS k succulent than u.cw. thu uing t o, v-hi OW was justl famed ;.!1, Lucfullw frowned e Ut' wer In Ju'tti C5pIWtuflit5e% 16 8 In general renting makes wnst it wnatt'ver VOL TWfC 15 needed only once in a while, or If there's a bi , ___--rAMtuqJIc, UJUC rental ,anu purcn&w prict r it Biblical you're plagued with as many crises as makes no sense Ii purchase emergenc's items like hospital . r._.. z ;ra it v in pum I a huiluli ,'n us \11iu1115 this' Jim, 16 fsis.tniss ins IbM' '. Is', list 6aiiii' Isterisnigitug 11111 5- scars u-ni; irols- usseisn; that it Wuifl't IM' Ii ''mali's ii,snId'' 1'',- l'sIis then' sire uuhiuisit i iuiitlit'ii fs'iiiuits's i-hius bunS- i' liusil clernit least "slut.' sulIi'i' training huh is tiisi s' Ihiats 1w I.i us's "111101 .st 1 Ilnsrlv ui ti'u is its'l isuts'c usgii liii' t uii'al Iuiumiss'w ifs' wick taring fist fuliismly nin'I Iuusuiis' 'liii' uisi'rusgu' suirks s-'k mu ini.Issstry is smiul'. Ill 111111t% Vs'isti'u 'Atilt its' hssihitmnrg stow H ui i5 lug juts '.18'usuI hum.' hints Ill hours sir bumuii'..'ht's'llltui! .,iuc ss'iitts 5 Insist- s ii sun-kit i s'ists'truI tIst ItilMit fluff'' cut • All r Ufliti - FRi 9.9 -SAT U ft 1' '- SOW - : 4 12.5 'rtri i'iV '5 thu --- a • . - .I a \ #' • ''N\ ' ) u - • • I -- '?lilt I) 'I.,"- v 1. - -r- Tishuus , rhsicu' his 5II s' ii'nt nf ii w irking w.'niis'n ire isuirnis-ul, onil it hunt .1 thw'ci' his tiii'n whe. tii tisoni' thuini sto,nnn if i'msr 4 i •' S V I i 'to Depth Scot'ty's Sate Price , H () i". - '4 Sir 'III' 1 ,1 , ss's*r-riiiirssl fs'nusls' • - •, 5• .. 3 111)01, IMF, mean.s It us hmsi'i n-w'w limOmes I, Inns - • ,. rot ks or.' trill •s ! l'tirreil's isn't Jerry s1uinucsun tuffpf this stuart rises-c fr4' lb.' t$ r asmur ,',sutfHrmI's I • • • • - or - fabrics are ii;.thing to wts't Usi hsl.lns'n's hack to c' brad hid.' (,rnsevui Rrsinthr -, t ('arwty t- ssts'sl •__. • • ' p latest the ';snuly wrapper ,'S '.Lst,w . . - lb.' Iii nut of F'abru- 1.. U ,. • • I. -_ - - 0 • or 1 .1 in I , - - - - Scotty's Sale Price - - - - u -- of - ' CANDI CLOTHING 11.28 - The Image Of Old Age Changing 159 -- leaf desi gn on *hiti bins glow cra"r 12 - sq. Dep th 31 ", P p I -, ', 111 8. Scotty's Sale Price - , - 2.79 SI -7611 S,,ijIe Bullet )( 1 Jjf - Scotty's Sale Price - , 4,39 - - 5.21 1. Sparkling white glass wail i-girt CO gorevinded BIG END-OF-SEASON SAVINGS ON ALL AIR CONDITIONERS - 2 s Sale '1 45 ' Ii 4 frufs L.i.. I •VSJU Iwticztor 51-321, Floral pattern in clear crystal C) 3rii wfluti 9 055 diffuser.Polished brass holder, knockout for switch, -- - - . I :- '-i: - U Think RENTAl if s mu 'u-u' mud s' tr cli saniething iuugt threluleTi t.w' Life of "ow' own equipment For rumple. u mtsifrt hired ti cut upsonsi- trees. for your barns. unless s'otu ug src U tw'musl the chair sam as part of Lbt deal sus. re . irruff rtrntmi m nat's hsur volunteering tht um of yaw 111". -1er paving '.oir wages, moist bosses will balk at gnvm f-.trc muntri frr it* wev, tex, fund nuitntersainvir rusu or ' I _- -- I H i - "" - n," - Scatty a Sale Price a - -: ttI,tiuI '.i,i'•t' ' Rent.iill stores uren'i h11' on)" •ascrs ti rent your heart's ds'41rt ftusrdwart' snires rent louts, drugstores often rent iwpititl equipment, paint sUr-e ma hius'n- Ladders and cisu;':'loths for rent. 15ctP1'ThA ,iA M 'i ''' F. l, ULM I &.'isis5C, ' "w j - £uflDM*'tmc A 1 5q ,j'.. "a" -'. ,!, •-,)• . " - is U .c' - , - -. ' i .' - - I ft L Ii'. li a • '7 -ar ant for 5.,:,. ' ' , null I 1I 1 - ' ?: - )' '.,r,'.c j,p,, - r) n'.e,s un n a c ce r' rt,-i.',r.,-S - .0 - - to COO! tht ' Ifnct1t: 'ti.000rru t',11t i- arit •sti 1.) 1'., 4 Days/3 Nights : ru; - - - Prsct bl-nds ha "ion otty ,,,.. I-n s S its Price 1.t • - 12 b) 3.98 Scotty's Sale Price Dimmef Viall 6 98 I ,,, ' Scatty's Sale Price m-- Sole Pnicu -'I 109 While tontiun i-or I,-.,' - - ii 29 't . , - - , , 1 9,98 110 Stuck tant.0 . -s.. ¶ 19 Wit. lonI.rrm - - - - 8.29 ti 20.000 BTU 9.70 Peterson said he believes the survey C-unflrma other tudues s. his,'h show older per'suos are mute wtthn* to sacrifice th,mn are their younger counter-paz-ta. The tnain cvns.'erns of older persons, ii.'vunflng to the surtes, are inflation. high taxes, hugh 'rsme rato .siid .a k''tine in religious and moral values. F:ignth on the ttst '1 concerns was a eList'( tv tThr t'sp&'ndenLs that inadequate attention s.s being Iseal to the 'rubkms nit the retired persisi. Petaer'sun said, IIowenst'r, he added, it did rank higher .iznung thuee ''rs.zu with 'isi* mcumes ami those who are duisiAtisfifeiij attn eIr housing situation,, Inflation; ,snJ high taxes are problems to older persons, I \'tersun; s.aid, since nunv live on (tud uw-ume,, 'It's togi'.'sl that anything which levgeis the stab&bt'u -t that Jk'onfle wsu?ut Iv e-arded .a.s a uemntu.'s oroblem," !)51 A'iduisuiar, snt'ie chandelier If nealused Spcunuh Lion:. Arms ore r '- 4 'tee c-"blcszce".d with wb' - deiucuie leaf i!I 9/0 , if Scotty's Sate Price ... 33,95 s'S While ui 11110f, Is i. men Poor - • p ii dere. off $ 'J I I FURNITURE INC. ¶.,:ott' a Sale Price 23900 29900 l(4-17225 P4-20020D 't- i Sale '- e ',.oir any iruntluonal decor, I a - ,,i; cc,l- hued ojiulis burnishedb,us ZT at 1he laclory to assure you troublePerformanCfI 1 I Scatty :0 ',- ,r,I,..0 I can blend with an,, furniture slylt Each air cona- ' entire house A5 image :uea-J.J - - are ti5 .ranisk'hiIdren. However, JixurthOif to Th. .lames Peterion, that n's more than a few )Câtl behind the Unite. "The older person is much more civic-minded and -uricernesi about society than muv other-s today." Peterson -'aid 'Te) may not be LI fervent as the younger person, tot there are more older perscn.0 'ouicerned," Peterson is a researcher at the Ethel Percy .%.alrsau runtetoy Center at the Cniveraty of Southern California ik recently published the re-suits 'if a survey of i:im- unubet's of the American .1_s&Js,'u on ( ,etw-e.j Person., s '.RPt I'he sur'.es, the Lu'est of its kind, showed the older :-r was niwre concerned with the 4eneral 'etifari of the - u'untr) than his own special needs. he smud. 'I'm net really surprised at th&" he said. 'If you could lund a group nil younger persons and pulled them to the sn t'urgs. Ithink they would be more Visible, but riot aa heusaily 22.95 r COOL UNITS - .-' WHOLE HOUSE COOLING ttOII Uflits - - ' -- 010 LI -, , b .5 'e u-oil, u-nil ? ,.m M o dern -'r•,n on wirtii gloss d,ffsui'*i. Turn I- irce4"02 effra"r GOOMAY SUMMER- - Scottys -r - Scotty's Stile Price - 11111 I , - I n .. I ' nsonrs- 's urpressing and real needs are iompl,meni the dumI walnut ceder stem 's,,, - " .'-: - qftrVt4t' flt 50' h.. Ti SAlt PAS, - - ' d-' -' . - .titaa..rsn - ('"". 2 28 Scotty s Sale Price - Ii'. \,Et.F'-- -----.p._-r i 'i." -; -it ..-; r s r tjeec (it for =e m.uce than Summing In ,t ;raur iin the rnt porch and paiuurs on tales of the good old days to the Glistening swirl optuc cPmu,,ys n-152 f- : U83 3 Vo'.iv . ' P -;: - - sc.,raw5p - I - co'mt", s-U.,' too" wit' ph 'wfl a' t,sumpk Irrccnt) rented if typewriter from typewriter n.alesanct.repair Store Tis' typewriter niani didn't usuaLi -mt our macrtrities But I asked inc it'' it was given unit, nv I or is snutit charge, of course - - - 111111 'ISIISMO "-' s'rn if a store UswsTI': Isds'rtuw- its rental services, you ii uusk the nuarusges if he'd Is willing U' rent what he tan. L f11jIfif1t Pitt r'i5J5* --- - PlN$ InAl ', - men 'm r Scot'ty s Sale Pr ice ---ALL MODELS - ALL 8.W0 BTU MODELS l.-JiL f(r thot chuir, jul'olk you soy you 'must RES"I tp it(. the '-- 20800 279 SI 6030. f,odunuonol charm in the simple rmyle of amber ghobei and poli s hed brass gloss with p,iserotic crystal bo'to-"n panels. Chucoer, D.o. 6". Depth Up to I-60 51.486-4 Rbbed - S::rt' to Sate P'it- os Sale Pnce, '' nsJrSITlrsk1 r i' - - P6511 A IR '../F6 L'S I I%JlL.Ii U IU I - - - ' ng - áè1wi,'aztor ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS tsu,.jJ I'.uL! tI5II5J4tSUWI. - IYI u ,.,,,.. Scotty's Sale Price.... 7,79 u st-ateg, instead Of t Hi - LI- i It lii, i - non . -,, - no: ynv'U isisA ' 51-7612 Double Bu,II•t' WItS embossed crystal bottom PoIuuP'ed chrome Icier. Chart-switch wi th Sjntords Newest & Finest Furnmtufe Stvte lot of F liN IC911111it ucia hue o Is - ' if htusm.' P'wwIahuags b "-^&s kutswut f or their uulque sthag sad ivallts '.ridtaniaa,dp. 1, the Home of So ALL '1 MODELS N STORE AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES 1',,.,. CAS -1 BJm'S Ant Sti'irrms,tmu; I Nc C till pt- 5o= Ciujr f'e'-'.-'Les Open Thuri Nights By Apposntmsusl 5 French Ave Ph 3,-465t S,anterg I wwwww AT OTlFYrS Sc SUN TRAVEL AGENCY All t.,,rlsner MC)RE home builders supply S ...E P4mE$ BE 101,f A.j1,_IST SPEC'. Ii 700 FRENCH AVE. HOURS' SANFORD 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7 30 4-00 PH: 323-4700 : it. • i5S,s55 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 CASH BUYS MOIIL AT HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY 5, , it U4jnSIiNi Pl,bisIesl SInSe, i.h• .4,150 555 ;u'';st''s.:r rl:s41:ien i.juj$'rs 50.0 'n-. Dsaw.' tqaIi %9hisq S.Jmli.s5 • 4(5sq4$ 54 flsi '515 ft4 %%â' t,,.,.i1 Come in and s a meet out full time Pwtessonal Decwitot Petet Os Bona '*ti't out 0*1*1' ciMigelted t'g, u4'. slifiR l'WlisIUg 1`1111.41,11 ,10W4 g'saiLshk scari - home builders supply TcSPECIAL SALE PHICES ci000 AU(IUS1 1/ ILIHU 23 r 4_ - ' .9 •S 1951) While this trend ni'flru- steady wage junips, it ,uls,, il,ic 1st the in( ms'' its 141, & 31." ,4 • s-eekenc1runrs f or tweekThacnperthar ' tirairat and depreeuutint f at one cO, is. awn at inezpenafl'e' wIs Ii' find out if you reall di' enjoy Itit' renuinta peacefulness of our rouiitr's now and anything- 7r, 17 . '_ - •, Si-126. regularly, reW IL 11 y ou don't km's whet" I,- regulax-ky, tr,' the "Rent rirst Bu rusts is am-tuft' ramping-trailer that 11 erps 545 ur s',' tekends each year arid nugt;t Lv- used onl twu or Urn'. Aijrhr' tied Apent r u' -. i ' -' It's t(Iulilh so rent SOME things, tu'wrvrr. Though hammers., shovels, and girder tools cost but if hurt or twe li iii'.. tot & week's rtrnUs1 you'd hi- paying mart than', the the ;iu e 7 A r I F 0 P U Ft I u1 - e - , - .-' • you' nerds. It's great is- kim,- that. when is. tight am- desirs- for n-anershipsmiuli,a phone cacan you it Ladder, rofteenusker, power l.awn.innwei or When , . 'ç C Althuususulhi wssiiiu'nl repress sent sit the nustions's fri I thus w Ittk (sirs ths' usc -i-tint liii sss'ns'i 'ss'vi'n ts'r rut of , unuihss iihsusic i'arnitsi: sit-er $in5,nusi ,s )s'uur. but iIIC 55 ;'r i i'ust muf all hits's.' Ithi mu ''lie's of usc lhutsis . = i-'rJl.' ',l 9107 Q,,'d,i,r I,r,c1,'i olusu r bl,c ,"d crulr-1je to -its bome o w 12 Whatever $!u -- I K'f sent $.-123 Stem and lo af poitenn on whine A - I / 5/ ,' III. ' 0010 - tuedt sqinpnsrntarfurriitiwtn'nta mutton tu It nirtriths Of! thu lift ci vow- own - -. Fills ts'r rent sit (titni,stIots's Idi ussilliori fusiiumhu's sam $lfl,IWI) sir tools', tip ftuutus 15 ;sr rit u's trim-,' S''-ru ul V Iii (fill Jim- r 1 - &mitorls, unless - II, 17-92 CASSELBERRY --- - --- - l& I' OPEN MOW i 4F ox Lift, l'tinr Wunlil Wusr II uuhnuit r,s pw'r us'tit of nIl sirs 'Iis'ul Ii'tiniles ws're cmiii' ss sutnw iii sir .hi'nrru'uI wits, , if w hiss hmussl l's lit' ,'If-s,sp;i,i, lit', - twr 'rut that of the' sisal.' In thus' uismml-lsflli'q this' figisni' was GI rid, whims is lie' '.tsiils i.,i c relIes t.s hu.nii's ill its' s-hiarussts'nistiu ii (Ii,' fs'iiius Ii' working uuitmilatsumuu such ti iuutiuuii miss "I the lustsur forte jJAJ I of I ' - ACCfl DDDY CThD[ ,'#w'," U i ONLY r _-, II s'r s'nt the 11111111 f"t,i SI, hssstsItst Icins w usc Ii, the' fist, - /55 sear- uits the rust' w u* uitiI 1$ ,unit I ii.- us '-'lien ________________________________________________ ..•- 4 for lii I'S' V. :' .. discourage visits from overbearing ut-laws, have Two ezrb it their bionic Result rrlatnvt iuwjtior. When. friends rams for a Ma', beds and crlhe art- rusI13 rented far 1 it night & eat' I-"'r n .'iise'n 7f.7's IIa I at its hi;ss "tl$ulw'ft 11._lU 7 3 lot '.5 ii, t tIM Ii I "I hall usc .554-, IIIMMI! 111.11 uuuilli it iIIiIII f''ii,uiI'' 116 lIusI,q I. jsti }k'ss&s saving you manes. renting can also rLuniniitt ce r ta in pr oblems of ownership A young couple I knns, Ul - '' Iii hiolsii' lii ilisti', u.'iupuirrul uiilt us '''fli'u'usIsI,' figisni' 'l I I m illi steamer, floor sander or paint sprayer mare than noce a year RrntaIinfthrss- gatetsforta cI or le' tuirvt'k ill:.' ''I -r,- ruu.ochiatical1 incluird, ynt war. 't lv- using a waIlpsprr is-i thu 56 liii 1un' Stir.' lit L. -eerc' Go 1c; Sleeps. • --..uuior P lus CornerTable Seats up it' e I i Uru' : -. I S'S S'4II(IIS' ".1% %sIiu( on' .4171 Ii;i 11,51 isis n%-u'nngu' ' Job, the and I)'.uçuals-ww moll" - lii itoh' The stisst also slusuw s that s's hers s's uui,;t'fl ill, get iuusrrii'.i thu's- n.' hating fewer hahi,'s Iii luuuu'.;s'n,mu% 4. liii lit iii" Iia sInsq's *1 "II markedly illi 5b-' 219' Value __..___.i_ rwrrn ai.nlies bu Dial tiow ' ' rnm;u4r' ' w tinker 5'. atwmul VOL Irs iumpl amazing what a fe's bucks can ren et'ervthffig from tools Li telrvisrnns., from cribs to crutches. UTICkI' REWTA1. in the 'eIln, Pages. you can ivall find a '-vnt,iil! nnir ou that Incleeci rents at: t .wlcr-'. • I.' '' weter Yet , •1L - Perhaps., perhapso." ft' ticia agreed, with i fltwi -. V respectful salutations thought that there was It prepare a fine hunqui lorc olont'nt L pf'VCW'h when lam atone.' :' great pflwnWt answered, i:'" that art required is, special- attention to the dmnu" At suet, times, you nuL-: ljuJlus dines v': i..is.'To aIread got everything !VOL need F or fluifl of us. Jut RF'TNG ma' he the best wa out of a when bread tsthm' reteruth,amn and avoid hasales kws's what CAN tie rented, and has to wangle liv zk'al-CHEA,P srr ciori' Of Corner Groups CLOSE OUT Iii principle and J1C firiils C'tMniUItt,'d to the 'r'rpt of equalits bets. cen the in uuuntsti'ntI tsin 'liii' 'tti.I $kuiflts up some tnh.'nu'ctung ti-enuls, inu'l.iuling that t.si.. 's )5)lfl Wufiili'Il arc rrnsviinlng single hiniger I 'ss than 40 Is'r vent sit w ,tiiii'ii age 211-21 Iwsi' sels'u-t.'sI hinstuanutis his wsuiiuen, tioth in their ride ;s' f.uni;thnwn;ls'rs, and as inemtwrs of IN' i'iiflOIllit' I'OtllilIiinhIs All't-'siruting their smuts by 19fl the tact i;uI,uritv of aslull w sui;Wfl will have expu'rseneed their imponta nt lot lisa Ii', e si'ar s uturin thts' ' ' the (nut" P''PliI,itlnii 'miii' 1915 iitisl .itlis-,' tin's; l's otuw vestignIlun shuu'st .uibfcsl light urn the changing status of 'Atilt 111.1 1 ',u irsuin Isn' nus Initiui lui'r.'ul - Ti u's bridge, president of TI 'onferer's' L3rul, Inc., of New Ruth 'fill-. •nuspls'sI , itt,11111, nj*' i ................... 1 11 1114 11. 'i' 'iimiiliicc.s rc"s'nr-,-hr department reerntls i'nnupIeti'i sotini Ct'uiflniuui, a ansI ute,nisgrnuhn' profile of this' u'u-iuntrs 'c lI tuuittiu'n w''I;lei; l'hii' it' 'utilts of their ifi the - i i'uiflSiinWt Ci'tlflfliflh." nielSon's ut-uinuumw life is twit of ini;'iurtant Issues s-it the , ss Alexander II 'u ...,.. , '' place of women in the $ .iii.i 411114.11 Ilirtitilent decallewi oil 11w Viu'thl War It o ral.i,''isiiisiuu'ii (55 % ;s I iiiuten unit will Is' imisseul iitli liii' 'fls' i'm- It till tar shuint sif fulfilling hu'' a6lrultiiun. Hut pnngt-S'% is ehu'arls l'ing isiouk' I-'abthn linden ansI I helen AeI of liv ('flnfCt'Cflcl' tl-oiinl - Evers utas inure anti niuure of I he Ili million sonwn in 11w I 'flitl\l States enter the work t,ur"e either out of nu''ess.sts- * the desire to .'n'hscvu' Iullillnient out.siuk' the ukuineslie ci-intiries of the hiunit uta 'a 'u.' are td hith , )'Ou%'t' got a long, was- to n. -u ' St'S M Longer 40 ,it III 111SIV AVA k, 1rtk III&' •-t,ii.-. ii -- Rent ng Got ' it " t / You 've rare Ph. 3230230 Hwy. 4b nu. West of S4ntold Free Delivery - Free Set Up. �- -- ---- - - -.-- - ---j- :--- - ------- .-- i--_---= - ______ rho A'd n a T on inue Growing IIf I Prices Rising tOI'li far, the 141' hi rt: ine . However, a break and cis' \l-A'S sIR VICE Electric /' s pp..'t ;srs'4. l eaper ltrna Is,,rri. rn% rlsp.". , anti tie)o Isiii.4.hi is upward and possthl mean a further drop U tP)C Sj' ana1vc fl0 Nev Damics C4rp Spectral is reported prices in fo Airs.N, stop when, harvest - crease. Protracted boom and inflation James which ' Its UItl. - _________________________________________________ ., publuihes a fortnigt 5'rvic' , - III prof i. f -- - f,.r, Ii, ki'1, inflatioii It",,, Its: flU t' of a fe )ear ago Tbi'sc un' tifl' (jf.Jeils'7$litra_ of twuril, ll,ink (sit lntcntinttonu,i SrttI.tiut,t I I.' pi olitis I Inflatisiti In flu' 1 nttu'.I StRtl's nni.i sflirr n Iiit,sst,ni get worse may mwrept. hut international t.nk s;ss'krtuian hIc IsMkIng hark ?)O ',"uir little cluingeil 1111h1,II%, jsvi lissIsIgisall)inisruill', • i' and at a time en4ing Washington a. -s'... • • . $ r.,.,,. ,,,.-,,.,i P - 1'i. alreads - brakes. The -... •- - Quoting H f' 5.- ocr these days. from , iS - ill u Itlerkan.. i. fr;;:. 13 --- 12 1 ,smtatoimi it • I 4% ___ "-. ':& ' GREENP"VAY _ _____________ FERTILIZERS 50% 6-6-6 ii,, th (1 flation (if Aitsi, I)$,ks,,n White, Iio arhsvss'.t rr'ognstiitu tiistiinin, sMIsu-atsir and silpisilimist hefsw,' tir turn sit this entur, liked to , el I'Kth espnts Iii Frarwv in 11w' as a i-Lassie of Inflation ruin i'nd III' II.iIU.I In 178',) the French nation four4 itself *'ss 4 A I I [ 1 1 C) K IC K - OF F I ll 11(1 I-i- kIt u, •"tisumsIi high lk,ul I- sthsIl h patises wilti Ifidarv ( '11111 I 'rora its Chairman Howard rd Mr .tihIy to-fors, (hi' roa.- ti' Isincheoss talk to t)' i'rvu-i' rhih in the S4Irifnrd ('ivir worItIwisip II • You, to can save the I Ptr '——..-..--- 9' : CONFEDERATE JASMINE l&4' - - - -I 4riIr -I __________ as •.&---- * 28J ORCHIDS OF 50 Pb. 8AG _•_HI_QRI'NIC inflation is _ _ - •:, - or OiLAOO PISO -- -lip _ hIstory i I'iii;iikat,l, .'ns'ugh, 'IiMl • _________________________________________________________________________________________________ .. ROSES amul I)Tflfll(bduttr' I 4 ifiI firwi fliI ibtitrimli to 2.9Q. LIGUSTRUM;raraHF.PtAN-r,cc'rAPar 29 H*p.r q P.skat,, PMis. JCALADWMS 89 fLIGUSTRUM . Fitfrs 2.19 - HIBISCUS J ••n 11w rg () low 'suii(rIs' , 50 FFF P#FFr F. ftaa 110 1.r t?M fir t al. .'stei stuart. fiscal hedginc 995 m si. . - 5 i APt) —' r F ANT - ust h" lliflInfffl4Il I -' i's •'i margin limits. That means (trios to Puke I 11Ili 1' ] it "s rFF LEAVES A I' A COW MA N U RE - - Ihsr, 'it L 'r cOPPER PLAPTS -_- I1 B ___________________________________ —J t____..t. ' " 4, )i r.ryI, A U - t ( - f. i.s..ø.,, Contrar-- I. "OSIPPI tio n fl c) --.4- the 15 arra over Pr't ;s - srv .u- most goods fliRt 1i'T1T Reearch Institute of America declares C F HUW' Ic has waued a new relief in Øfl." RIA comments further sf Spectral is there a long-range break nd It he rnO1tl Up tmpet'vt't in the fiekt o! ahead. rept for urnmer. electronic rneasuremenU and analysis contro n. per tUn. fruit arid wi ll tempt itratinn and note.. Opirir Frasier. whose will sndusZz U' eniist marginal c.apacn3. Burlington. VI : and lead Iuctivity. reaie costs Affect it new,k'flt'r. comments as follows on the ;;many compames to tall belowPhase extra room for some 'estnieflt PK "The m& news media. boP their selling price more eneraI and financial. continue to upset when their 'onftdcnce bolt, u ('OflSWnet business IS ccgnznitted in 'estars is Wall at Street and ttiee are Lei tm, the that dupheated next year, nano to the e It wems that no matter aUn £ end, anita 74 rec'eurnn is possible ri., itself. IlK turn, unpleasant IICITIS await *5 long-term governments ern'irnnmentiieri' ('onuflori StOCkS Fed' can't apply the and monetar) pobc toots are needed as lIiVestflX'ntS are SUSp(ct themselves n 'individuals are cli gold It antiques, Heinz & Cd., "J u p.st year, ways I. N Xern ha- t'er , trading hc-ts. 4( ; -i - ' =--- - - - esattipie ', • ( RTIFICIAL TREE DEPT. ,, 140644 CI1RUS .... 2.9 I ISLIJD(E 40lb ......... 2,39 ., ___________-•• GREENWAY I ri,u /F P ) f f0RF F A —_ F NF F •, : j _ •- I,-.,. - ----) •.1,r,. ,• '1,, •t• U RSERY N 5IP.1 ; - .1 'i) , that earI _ eep firlatlei' ll elIlluirra.%%itient: Tlierr wn,,t a heavy debt 4 _ s C h argeOfl __ _ --- MAG N IF lED INSPECTION -circuit hoard undergoes magnified Inspection at the . )MPLEX - -- - - --- Controversial • - I lone well plant at Lanarkshire. Scotland, where computers are :-anufactured —•---- . -- t uplr • s'r- us- - KHITS BLE _ $388 IDE. , jilt:owds $0 ..t. 6V W146 - you r e Hop % .0 - ua sears. as demanded b %, hat will this t atak 1i .. .. th &lg 225 yard spools is re'ut favorite colors. 100% ".s. 45" ,4ó.. MINAlse week *ad Ary. 77Y,D. so `100% ore"W". Is even less en- Ciran Air Art of 11170, tile big equipment. inc luding 1!t siastIc than Ford and has auto makers got together, catalyst.- he says susted all itlong that fuel pooling thru' txpenenc'e and - If only some of our -. 'ld be cleaned up in tIme expertise in a move to come up - ;ng' wi th hotter, more ci. wills the best MilutU)flA. lime should be equipped s.-;' 99 D. 19 C at.alysts, the average prict s'nt combustion in stead of EPA accused them of collusion cer it has t.en burned and Th.t'n the auto tr.nlders went would be sansetiuing 1CM anneled Into the exhaust. But their separate ways to compete 'air it has ccsiw' up with no for the best approach to Cole emphasizes that the , ' er plant capable of burning t'niission contr ols EPA corn- in eat advantage of the catalyti -; mire pollutants than eon. phuined that their Inabdit} to converter for e xhaust ernissuo:. '.tionl engines du' So get together wis delaying t-ontrohstems from the fact that r'sler islikcl tc-be a captive ;rcitrvss it a cit-vice or devices it treats Lite exhaust af" PRICES EFFECTIVE AUG. 17 TO AUG 23 DAILY c oc TOe 01 CD su' DLY S FABRIC CEHTEJ wr of thor catalytic club, tcK, I "rd contended the c'onvetter ablu to "we, . 197~46 ernission combustion 'Dwrelore it gand.arc*s. little effect on fuel cunjun: . Jdtietisexptrisivt and had Pinecrest Shopping Center, Hwy 17-92 At 27th, Sanford -1 hi'iulI U.' entire .srnsutit pl.s-csl iii i-ir(-lilzmtton i'iceet notes hot- c no interest. laler.,.illerent 4tv..ricLs in trance began to Issue their Raiph Pezold ALSO common DOWNTOWN ORLANDO Ti uesimuin '' t)er;utiie stronger arid 1,1)1) million more in notes % ..•- INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT :c W Fir 't St Sanford Ph 3 22 1611 F C"',n Lender Umk - ertaint% withered all LOSE First Quality a I 1 far-reaching undertakings. The 6 Super Th e REG. ' ' - s,stetii tIld not work. New paper money under the a. .29 - ' L Dds and ;nch -- I i4 0 -_.a too, C Peg. ,_j. 4i i -- -- - I . j . - ; NEW \'OIIK s All Several relativel y new fi rms across Ito' nation are providing the Investment business' answer to - 9 9 - - I • SCREWDRIVERS PAMPERS Co ________ - SPECIAL CARLOAD P Take Your Pick of Pieces Q.ua,tj ccint'ucte t tit','l,; J egned it i3 litIrug viryl cuus Knth a damp cioth attached pilioa bEb3 with with dacron over fa.ii and tieauistul ood trim filled - I - - FINAL DAYS! 831-8890 L)o C)I&JP talrpVl a' S35 199 ___________ ______ __________ 30 TO A -7 'kie of our tirwin pruble'mns is that people don't really believe they ruin, has, less than NYSE rates. They think we're ut'guil,"ssmnhuui It',irt''uit flow & Phone 322-7953 REG. 53c 275-1 5*0 or 777.99-94 I c Highways Fern Park _____ 4137 Curryford Ro ad - uimInlsimuumi colsiumuisslumi rates, Use diss-ount tiouiei are isttrat-l' ltl tmii.' mind Immure uioti-v nomm I ~A Jaqqies b' / 300 SHEET KODAK 8 11 0 CAME R 17 POLAROID KIT W/FILM & BULB $ -' ____________ ________ - - 8 12 uoip. -0-.SCOTCH TAPE IEReq l0 AUGUST Viue J111,91 SALE$ a llltiI~pl C ""-, 31 ________________ Req. o.,s SCHAFFER I, V al. THEME COMPOSITION - BOOK TOP 99 \' -; -.Now 100 HITS EN CARTRIDGE 0l 108 COLOR $388 33 NOTEBOOK BINDER $199 I" 8 TRACK TAPES COLOR $288 9 c Reg FI LMS $ OF 12 PENCILS 44 - I -, ' - -- I ----CRAYOLA DELUXE I PKG. FILLER PAPER 4 ' i ti'.--- $ 2 A $'Sisos- luig t&i •.- d.r Sills) ss'i'mis luirsily wssethi the .-ff a t, but at a tiumut whit-n (Ii.' NYSE' Is seeking to raise it', SHOPPING CTR. 57-92 and 434 :o .s- qu ii Xe I__ _______ 3 3 ENEMA / DAILY9to9-SUNDAY -.' 4111,11-- sutsaill tanks, btisinessuiu.'n, iui%eritliielit eotittsellora CONWAY -?.- ''• - FLEETS ''And tlw'ni fits-re is Lii,' little obi Iusd who thinks slut' Is pull Liw, it fii5t one on someboal) by t4aning to us unit wiling lK., AT&T," lit- adds. "Hut iissisl of the customers arc people who have a little savvy arm (lie iuiark.'t mind know what they want 9 ZA YRE PLAZA THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS ( 'us Of The Seminole Area *31 1P9O or $31-934j Investor. ___44c r .for instance, assuming a price if tousle's of less Ilnumi too sluu-t's, and shy away from the reall>- small BAGGIES GARBAGE BAGS 1.90 LIST BOX ________________________________________________ %I(Vil Of MOW fil"11124, huwrver, lend to discourage (xltl Jill NEW LOCATION FOR THE CONVENIENCE SINCE 1888 AT&T • 0 — share, as brokerage hesu,st' lit-longing to the NYSE Is re iumiters will charge anywhere from $25 to $34. SjIcns 1100 FRENCH AVENUE, Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30 . • . Friday 'til 9 P.M. ' ElainePowers Figure r CONVENIENT TERMS! FREE DELIVERY! SANFORD - 275-1580 j 119 3-CUShION S SOFA Cams.', 1211 CASSE Lt[ py For 51) shares of totwc1 S99 swrvii, ROCKER ' S q [Price. - — 8C VITAMIN C BIG SAVINGS! VALUES TO 88C 1*1 s, (lie)- are mint lutid by the .'xt lunge's inlnuiuiii, commission rules When it custositer places an order, the discount broker will shop around in the over.the4'ow,t.-r iiiarket and on the New York or other ext hanges fur the best If the best price, say, Is on the Big Board, the broker has Is' ilas e lilt - 'rkr (rough a N\'SI- itcli1A'r and charge tb. s-ustniner regular lug Board rates. hut if 1w can gel is good price from (lie (hid market, where many Big lloiurcl secur lit's art' trusdeit over the counter, he can offer is lzisblr 5 i'iiiitll&sIsuii dissiwit 4 C i.ynwh If you want to place an order, call us,'' says on.' lit -- FACTORY FRESH discount broker. IF YOU ARE A DRESS SIZE - .8 Oz' tustomners. "II you want advice or a quote, call Merrill I- Si -- Ow nation, luive only a handful (if einplo)es. 'lliey typicall) i..s s' no rest'amr-h .it'purtuient and accept only cash-paying - $9M00 - - Opening h,isitshuiiisclbto) the esus&'ntia,ls nwitcl)-, the execution of a ustomer's order. - Ave cut out ishl (lie frills, rar;rtitig, and vice presidents," liiwrt'nte Il W.is, pr.'suit'sut s.f Odd hot Securities, i.,i - in New York. %tust of these firms, whit hi number about a den arowid I .'0000000m.— A , CREAM Gr I )t)Q BOX 1.00 NEW BORN II:Jtsr st(M-k s's hanges giitist (- Iuirg(' under exchange mali-s A.' wit-li the discount store, the rut-rate broker generally COMPLETE ONE MONTH PROGRAM -. $ - -'- TABLETS AID 1 SHAMPOO 4 3 c hlit'se ''discount'' brokerage twirtses say they will buy or -i-Il stks (or investors at roniniission rates ranging from 20 II 110 per cent lcs fliatu larger brokers - members of the -- w 44c It,- discount store. I - • BATH VAL. ________________ Brokers - 4 - IN CORDIAL FIRST SACCHARIN HERBAL ESSENCE - - -v 53 C 'Di awe °aIyt -- BUBBLE .i &i a CHERRIES Req. 73 c 1 7S— oz CHOCOLATE CALGON / oz.Re .1.50 LIST 79c ________________ Reg 230 STERILE BOUNTY PAPER TOWELS 8C _____________ REG. 79C PR. A table published In 1795, reduced to American coinage, stusswed that the cost of a pound of sugar was $12.50 vs. 18 t'nts five sears earlier: a bushe l of flour cost $-45 vs. 40 silts; 0 pound of soup cost $.8 vs 18 cents; one cabbage cost 8cent.s. t es surrtm' B, TABLETS 3PAIR oeforeyoubL. A $ 87c fully set- ut-ed arid as good as gold." 'hose ext- - 3 ANACIN Stretch C name of niandats was issued. It was declared by government Swim su' -. HOSE PLATINUM PLU ot'retntx'uid(Iedat a fixed rate per league, Spercent was to t' added for wholt'.,k'r's profit, and finally 10 per cent was ti Lit' iidtlt'uI for profit of the retailer. --- - MIST _ KA•SELTZER JNASAL DRISTAN lo, 1' 3 8 AT STERCHI'S • •• ANACIN' third Its price of three years earlier. transpol-Lition Costs J:)/1_lr S operations MUKL? * T ABLETS PANTY Itusmnt'ssiiien revealed a reckless and corrupt spirit that 3 1 lose 3.66 CASE - ASSORTED n spread to official circles The decline in government jumper value was at first s,'mti,'whiit masked by fluctuations, for at various times the value of the currency gained. In 1973, the Issuance of 2,000 million francs throug h •isslgrmats was approved. The lint money eventually led to t-stablistuiit'nt f the "maximum" economic system. Each article f necessity was tube priced at one and one- WO ' L.Ml a business sb France .lscmrmdled into a mere living from hand nmoutli (hit' keen observer commented: "Commerce was betting to.uk its place." Perhaps the worst evil was the obliteration of thrift from the niinds of the French l)et1k A loose luxury spread. T DRESS SIZES IN *DAYS - - '6 3c 2i3r041 200 __________________________________________________________________ reqrt- ns. - n ;ro;a w'' IN ''Immure circulating were issued. Nets issues heroine simpler. Purchasing power slipped to the dt'gri's' that ti the end of 17')l no one ktii'w whether ii lx-iis-re piece oh paper would Lw worth 90, 80 or 1,0 livres in buying iser a month later. Gold . silver and even copper money disappeared and the OP/DA STATE BANK t PS VVH T r T Irires rose, showing that the amount needed for circulation 'et, the cry for 9 .mst2 E-- 322-1611 li•,d been exceeded. C P I E CR ES'!' SHOPPING CENTER iw n ac-signats in stnall dcrsiinstiatiorts. lIme Assembly hinaibgot arnurwlto Issuing parctitiit'ntr.otes down to a single son or Mickey Hickson Now time c'lita)ytu converter of tIme e'r1trie l-r - ;ø.dtt- ri') tsr what it calls a erms It' be the I A limit was passed istithonizing 800 million assignats, anti the Asset,iI,lv solemnly declared that in ni I ..00 itisilin. lit' new 9 Pinecre;? Center distress l)VLj runt'nt frowned on this as 'unpatriotic'' drama reed to go along because no every service station must sell points ' 'icr wa has (mere found to at least one grade of lead-free -,'u't the stiff enuission control u,a5 "Our c.rrt r "-t natc '-tdndards act by the Tht *U1' industry has had its that should (-*I4Iy sts ''I s itonmental Protection irutibkswiuitt*- governnient in alird on all 19'S cars, a: for C.ahforrua in 1975 its desperate search for low. ;svcrarretaipr.cv increase : the rest of e countr in pollutant emission devices. tIme area of $150 woulil b 'f. First.afterCnngresspasseduw required for all the addt' 45" .'sd.. 1X% Vyoo MEDCOJ Fd MILK 68C STYLES Within live titsintlis after issuance Ii the 400 million is, s, the government had spent them and WuLS agimt,i in • to COLORS lit 'nil, tIme imnage out again SIM1LAC SIZ SANDALS to burn Californians and another ft-u' thy I e- d is not but in effect ti-as decreed that b JuJ 1. 1974, cr'. 5-erti PRT5 i ThREAD i VELVET auto FAMILY SCOPE VAL . hits suimi ii as in assignats, notes bearing interest to Its' t,sildcn -it 3 'r .,.'nt lit' National Ass,'spihl stat,,l that the assignimts "si ri ., , cotussierisi trIter ttu.n the coin m10 hmnsIe,I, and ill Call: p REG. 3.00 fl, finance. hut Isstiaflr*', with ronhiscatisi .-hurch property as scrunits V'v' I th US. gcuvt'rr*rit The rai.alytic converter, for t'onvri-tt'r gadgetry- cost the rat ,rriey- al Motors is cii. rsampk, will be an effective buyer' -, ,siasUc about the cat.alvtic ;toilutant lighter only with Since different equiprient :-verte'r. a pan full of im unleaded gasoli ne will be required for dtffcror - ttnurn-palladium headi. i.sit December the EPA models l- r-is !w',15 r - ;itits'st.s of the miminkler of u In 1790,400 million Iivri's In ;pr mmisitwy io're approved directIy --em in 11w next lw-i' or uu-ee - 1 in of the :ut ip:! hutton t-,\ President Edward N colt- POLYESTER SPORTSWEAU COTTON dcssmcd dealer - and - when financier .--I warmer or an oversized away more particles in leaded rest if the nation To.' e,• ek't pan It also has a hislor gasoline than conventional pensive -(mmrover5 over the years motors But Ford officials Onl In cars where we see Yet the catalytic converter concede it can't be rcad b the thust catalic converters w ip('DSS be tIme last, best hope 1975-76 period not be needed to pros iit '.nieric'a auto makers to li'ad. Purl creates energ required emission conttt nit- up with low-pollution and a slow-burning process in ct-eL will we market our 1975 I.ausl emission control auto fuel. nevertheless is the car-,. t'ithcmut them," explain COORDINATED 'iT1r Is. 'I. pfsd fsbNc. - Md 6. paibd t.l 100% auto special fuel in1rc - urwomatw simutarit to a 11w' engine, U over t woul.: . •-.-'....-; .:;.'-: --'4 ist-auUinmobiLc indusz calls ;thTcacc. Ford has been nation Lausc auto builder' - • c'a'lvtsc converter It has wuirking with, the US Arms on can't turn out one car for -- Sw yf 0-VS y*riio,i of .pop- _j V o u f i n a n ce CarMaker From, t, .-.ssler'. sls'ji,li'si that lilt- great necil of the country was in 11w' niih.tim,g tiii'.Iiiiiti. henri'. Irredeemable paper money wus 0 financing between Catalyst : : — -_____________ - - • s' • a u to I —boom Herald I'lloto by kivid Fri( 1111% hits-i natmu'tral J;itflrtits tefismi ii -s•ir l,m,: It a st.'rt r.,t ti Irn'p.'rity. 10 top.:-) 0. - 27 c BRING ALL YOUR FILMS N,R, PENS (53c Lr)IIWUtv wilt) S CuIrniqqs BIG4X4 4114" "• �6B-TheSanford Herald Thursday, Aug. 16.1973 PERSONAL FINANCE Boat Exec Visits City In Mfl esctusivc &nterirss %*lth the Sanforti i4 the Kayot manager discusied the mans Once again, the Sanford waterfront ha dran ivantages of pontoon boats as nççowd to the attention of a natrnnall) k?X'VWfl IV.nU1JC' re,ular boaLs. turer as Herb levei-soii. gtneral manager of When a family is shopping tor i bot Kaynt Marine Division made a flying visit to the Ievrrson slated, "the ffe ts usually in fane of area reeentb. the POId(EIn houseboat because of the mans The Kaot company, with headquarters lfl features atuch make for kisurrly cruising arid Mankota, Mian., builds pontoon boats in 19 he a idixis atau" different models ranging from an eight by ten l-vsrsn showed a delightful ene of mor foot raft to 40 foot luxury tscsjoptxats with price when asked how many pernns could sleep tags ranging from a little over $400 In OVtt' aboard the large n'sodel. He answered, it $l2•cmo. d'persds on bow much In love they are, hut ten Leverson visited Sanford at the invitation c-an ep comfortably." tielbert Kuga who recently .ent a short (l$e'Ja "boat for all i.ras'ns," the r 11 tC vacation cuts*ng the Intra-Coastal Watet'ia UI abietobe used as a pontoon houseboat. It Is fulk one of the big pontoon houseboats While beii. equ,pp'dwithstove. iter .cvalem. sink, icebox, Leverson looked over the pro.cpects fc' securing j,n the other ac-si .s.'rmrs Uuni in the r,1err local outlets for his s-c-ip,sn'a pnsxust' r ('omper Include taxman in on insurance plans r osner' ot or4inar Isle pols By Canton Smth cie• y. c-r1 ,,, ', i4 ''0 r.Ifi'•' PLEASE RECEIPT A\D RETURN __ 44 Øi*"Q (•15?9 .34 p4a!l •s4 ird i'.sP. 515*1 •'IA ?p45 c-OIlS? .Smacks Of Vigilantism Stock Rubber U' lciri T,,1su (hr Iiitiu1it si', h,isiI'uI Ii' I Iii NEW 'iiill K I NI'A A drunken gun nut in shot and killed one mn,mn ,inst wounded two others recently on 134th Street in Manhattan Then, .su'i'c-isli.ig ti police rrprt% .ingrs' ns'ighbors of the victims -haced the killer, subdued him, ''heat his goddamn heaii in, - and tiirnet him over to authorities clink , To be sure, it is no w,indq', people grab (silts) such cCflCCS as ' 11,91(15 ' Mini. Americans have lung t,'r'n ,isti.miii,' 1 ut K itt' ;i ' tilu c-v'i.' inl,igu' ii 'iImic-ri null ini.'olveittent Miss Genov.'si' was the .ittr,u tivi' young SIc-him wti,s. Iii l%4 was pun stit'tl and St.il)tN'uI Ii) slt'..th lii. a lone killer shil,' 3R of h"r The lncidi'nt was viewed b neiit,'it )e ('insl'iis pc-lice, press and many N\ looked on sheepishly perate New Yorkers a. moth tc-rr ret't'ntIs', .1 wnnm.in Ifl en In a recent series of suni Trenton. N .1 was beaten and tar events that may intlicatt' a raped while a dc-ten p.'opl.' ne,w citizen determination to stood 100 feet aw'a i. without ti help the police do something much as speaking disapprov.il about crinte In the streets Hut the "new involvement. $ According to the trend theory, people are fed up with as it has alrcad' been faddists 1' termed, does has'e' its c- mit being pushed around by thugs ic-s Police while happy (fiat No onger will t Pu-v rnercl 1>' (c-hung (lilt ad c-l' stand hi.' itt It',.i ,itts't iiorilitv cii is-ins hi. c' c.iutiuin,'l theui' while their neighbors are ,.,I,.n n,.I i. ' $1 00 I •ach , Sa. im.arid iat'oi with th.,. , pepuiss. mostuiid ilcek - d.s.r.d icr p..c. tca!Iylveey ofl'c. .dm.,!,ng r..d - i.rv. pq'ough lob. s..n .-id attract afl•nton *trei'*t ui.d. S p.cuii ordr it.rips rnad• to '' rtcuar ri,.ds. ocing victimized What's more the hope is that the phenomenon Is spreading to the rest of the nation Several urban papers have recently commented on "citizen actions" in their own Itics In a suburb of Newark, for exampte, three' little girls TE RS iju''rii'. ff $ .mn hoist The In ash collectors tear to treci there i no iou on t he heat arid It is hand and we c'oultl have rnrihs art i'sting anti beosting other not far from the truth to say esperlall'i twcauu' they hik dit- that 'trangers route ir nut welrorrii' crc-nt or thu-v tii'.'' uliffs'n.'nI whites lilt' styli's ('iu'.irly. we 'an I .sfl.'r datk have untrained citizens roam .1,50' Espinosa. an antipove ing our cities as vigilantes says that the So it gts In New York arnincighlsrhrwui ry wi,rker consists of I'uer cIsc'whe r r' anot bin issue, to titans who dont like lb another cont rovs'r%y Hut in mi nit- ans tic-rn in irans who this rise all the ho s and all don't like ('uh;iruc and hlatks the arguments may be (or who don't uk.' anytxjv ''Very imaught Tue new involve few people speak nglish rncnt"'' A c-loser look suggests Many of them art' in the coon ttii r enil i hat just try ill.'g.i Ily Welfare is a way ain't c-f lit.' It is hard to get an 'Die incident on 134th Street, one to understand, much less for example, was not at all as crxiperatr the reports assumed None of In liii .i I mosphe re, then, it occurred, say the people the blur k in the nt in,' cit the pc-I ice Vet SiOfl of the re (i'nI street killing is suspect s'u'nhinntuuniitv spirit lnutr'.'d residents say it tsdn t or 5.1.440 PififiOW '." Pa ', 5091. lalolsol ''."-,'. "' ................... ' ,')G0 u5 'a ".,0o ey's S•? 'i Pill A.f3., '.s"Priql. 371,1 C' ",h.ISi Au1 4. 71. w. tin - Legal Notice - • Cockta:i Lounge -- IN THE CISCUI OuS1 OF 145 51044111441$ JUDICIAL c. CUlT IN AND 501 SIMiNOLI COUNTY. FLOSIDA N. 73-WSU 0'..ion t - uan 05*44 Tot'. -, AUtHOR I NILLA,Yi.O44, 11 a'd JEAN P N1LLiAMSO#l. ri's * II ' P'a',?'S's , mv 'n,u'ii ' ,' - ,', - B,srO34', as ' wan'.., and doføans afid "r,.nau.r Tuesdays thru Saturdays to the music of Jack and Paul aPI ase mua,usb,"s '- aria in 5%'. 04 SPa NE'rn of S*?,on 2, T.,*nsS p 20 South, Wang, 75 East rum East 3 rods, Noviri 10 We's? 'od's. Soul's 15 rod's. As'st 53 rod's, 50,55 I rod. East 50 rod's, ad 440,15 5 r,j's to thq po.ni 30 Deg15 11059 An at0,,s'a?ed 1111*04 5411 5,1,1 5 Artis,r I Williamson, Jr •I - ' 1.lhmn?'ui, 44 73 1121 1 Unless soy iile your 1155*49 30 'C no ic-li lISa o,lal's uP IPu.% ,,p, 01 tour? •n.J piliplIlt .ttotn*5, on ot SOpternb.r 21. 1573 I Ua•Iul, men' *111 Da _____________________________ All - a I-I a ppy f-I our [)a i'y i Free hors M ENJOY YOUR is douvres at rear of dining room MEAL 4I'P AS WELL AS THE LAKE AND POOL SIDE VIEW Lounge 1'-q iwesternI ______________ __________ 1IAM..2AM ON HWY 17-92 South of Sanford Plaza Across from Volkswoger Restaurant 7 A M. to 10 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK - çOL¼1VftYE MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3235880 -We acceptS major credit cardsAP'1idCIP EXPRESS -D1Pif S CLUB-CARTA BLANC--bANp',,M( iCAIcD x0e1"PHiLLiPS44AM[RiCAUO1L_MASTERCHARGE . - acres with equipment reinforcing sit-el etc .i ernpluyes Tutromvs Industries, Inc. 91$ w. streci. sa i000 square foot building Electrisucs equipment 84 rmployes, Continental Coffee Country Club Road, Sanford will build 4i,000 square foot building on $ Wholesale grocery hatitt,xitor (5 rnsploy'es. Panning I.uwber Airport Iiuules'ard 5' acres Truss Masiutacturing and related 'iaztenals rm4oy 60-10 peupk u pi-ruti fall '73 Slunrot, :ndtustru,a, Inn Silver Lake Road ),00C square foot building under csisstnictlon tirl$i1O)7?Wflt unknown. 0 ' Living Room "J A'- - ,' , -bc-. iO% R E GIST ER NOW! Free Sofa - TO MERCHANDISE ________________ STORE WIDE .,eewisrr. • "5qr o,hsuu, ,.,i,)* J'çgp g "1 1 __________________________ '" "' U'l' "'I1 ________________ ''ii I.' ' -'- - - - c'ra'vuTW ua.i 'ai' Ci)NF"" Ti) ii."." '4'., ' N',' -' S -ir.lsy 3lv ri ode. 'j"-'1 ','tuie3 c-i"Cs,'s siam. 044ia 155 a' '' ii NI ")15" #iPP P. Cev "a .,r,c-' 'ow,," (ow,C?y c'ui,u,fe qul 1131 '4peool aP '4 'Cl i0lc-i 'P5 tC?,?'0,i "-am. S'0f' 'i)MF puninci,' 5f$iV ..PurP s ."o.e' "5 ø4).0 'w,j"5l5 5 a? ku?, 01, AIPmfuio" could *jii,5i.w), Nfl c.m.ic.ui Siy'5 *I$44"PW'dO ' .'c-#'d•, Pu s?.e#-34,d ui 'ui."'s .rc-.,15r;,. , 0 'Sf " Pu' 05'. • - - ,p,'n jflu5 's 5cr, . ' ' ' .-. 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JOAN NI. P*OTICI OP ACTION to 'aA*lh(9'. JOAN :,4*u i.otOIS SI..", clr.,s M,an(OISIII '4159 5' Y0I,i ARE '4OTIc IOU ,.. sioui t' Q"so4ajs ,j ,c-.. 'SI's 530.', 34111 .Oa.n'st t0 bowl If,. 5Uu1 '0 SIIv. a ,oy 14111 ,t.C's5, P Iy, to'? )n ISI's Jfllimn.s'.. oI. usao.r's W.uI 510151$ IVOear 's.Iaw wi 5930,.. -"uqusI it ill, .InI '13llI5'S. 59 13,9541 'ISIIVOI icc-h 1t ff% 4 'i15 (jug'? •,Ih 5349,5*1 *0I Oflwf"s ItI,fllV5 11 0, flfd'aPiy ?41ffa3tpc- .454914,59 34$au't ic.ii s. nP09-'1 ,Q1,fl5I fu 'IV 41 fl1I49 j49Isanq$.d ui ' '. 4V11N5)S fly '1*014,,", 'ma ,., cur' ts.'s JIth'15* ' '5.11) 'r$ICi, '4 5p('sw,?ps CtwN if 's. u,,' .aw .v.00 'SaflfSWlh '.5 "SIthulun çpfPieq S 451 I -,tmmwsi. Or. 44140,0034 cor'n*Js, 'or'da 17701 Attorney's P R4,itI," P*blisti July 24, lug ____________________ - - ta.pa,er's, .,,, .' • • •' at 5,so$ur -J AurtnaP$, , 111v3 ' enPered auans' ' Ua?a • - '- &w.pan 1* • and at-si 0 Choose from famous brand name turn. i?ure for your entire home: bedroom living room, etc. • " ' 'su".f'(ai - Ursa '' 41a454a14 air conditioned rnfort+ . F,, aisi ' ______________ 4'iL_ Last -- furniture .' " .• '' a I.l•i.. TW.5.. TkIPfl.. Fri. 'ma •. W.d. s.t. 'hi , Sw.d. I-I Mail., Clsav. W.,t.11.... Longwood .831.7272 , rseo c, ,,., Visit with us In Plaza • Hwy. 17-fl ' ' aga No purchase nCcessary to register You need not be present to win 3O Longwood 5"i' 114 .,i41.f Ci 'c-i t'i es','. -J c-.45 AU5iu"AN 'e)Q rs.,a.i "" .v'.ed ri ,'aojis34r ','4 , rs. C,' - ..' mama ,q p is c-,.r 'uiOW.' ttow,ui?'i, Sw di if' 'i pi'w'iu"S '4 .. 'C. 1*3,3 o,j .,• At'? i.0 oi 144 i ft '' a To So Given Away Sept. 4h at 7:00 p.m. ' Isal ON ALL $359 VaIue Co','i' ' Se iii i rio I e (:a len ci a r SAVE Every Living Room Chair is ott Sale You must bring this coupon in order to receive this special discount. Espires Aug. 2)rd -' - Huad, Sanford 3 Lounge I The fotloss irg iridusti 0 CH A IRS - report covers the iccori i. R&GManufacturingc.c.n. puny, Inc. Aibright Road. Sanford crankshaft rebulldt-rs nd autr'iriobu!t' usc e'ssur ii's 40,000 square foot bildmg occupy Aug 1500 employ-es ''' - hairnian returns fro:: vacaticm. 4:30 to 7:00 "' i' ('5 5e,v .4 'i!iil.CVul DofQfe GRAND 4th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ' , ' salve a are featured this week as part of our ', , '")*')l IN TN( COUNTY JuDo,, COURT IN AND ION SININOId U 4,si,'stVIII.sl '40 Coluf COUNTY NOT iCt, IS hiteb,, g.m trial I Pvpq44y Own.r's anø beciniie president of the 46t'rs, a post he left last 'sumiurnit a half-hour before Fish. Only Fish's rosgigrd a,n ShIll? I L.301g*OQI 144 P,. .ndalSWl.d .4NOSATI 110. *Jis CP,teni 34 1154 C', fl liuS'uesa al Pail I County. l'g,,d., 1.11 Ii nephew kept up with him, May, fl 'I IsP.?. II Semoran 51.11 'nI41'ng nOnruitIl"S 3*95.9513 Cissliocir,. II 304 M ,n'PI. si Jay A .Sl14u11 ,04444 ,1*4*14.i.,4[) iN , ¶,.mrIul. Covnl, Fiorda undff PSI R'oPal!i or %ub.a'(' '3 -' 'aAaPon A Q C,73, ,,*ir 'or Sal. and 3411 'II NOTICE OP IILINU .411111044 luUiutuQj5 name I BARBARA ADs 'P, qqn 4, 51 'Pi• 5.131551? 53,i31311 '01 -lW. IItDu.t' 505 FINAL QISCHAI*GI AriJ NC V. Iris 'Pta, I intend I,) '.'n'Uanta 5,11159 hAL It 'Ce '11 IV'? 14.11 ill OF I.SICUTOII rgsl,r sad name *itt, tS Clans , 00Db TO asiow CAUSE "runt '491st' OtIiO A 'PSI 5*0151501 "3 . .'**.IJ",j ,',344, "C ('rcu.? coor?, $iniur,oii CounIp, 'o '"r '.'A 1 lIt"! 5. J4il'rih'.Sh n 'sanlu I 'c-.*J ,'I 5 P 11110.1 Vi as(Ot34n(l * ,I41 s's, lucid., 'PlC 10.4.1 Jqir'b.11 ,11 '4QIIi,, '149I0f '4,41,1 '154t I ?Q4 ' IY 5'fOvutuOIfl 0* ?P'e F '(l'$'ov$ Slam. OR Ip, S 51 u.3$ I 14041 a'uet, Slid A'ujUily OlIN silod '0 v 'ln*I 51159? II 53440101 u4 C EN PH ',?uiIuIlj, TOW? JUDICIAL S.'cIon 045(1 'no, '4?4 ISISIl '34 .oisn SSS'la,d. SI I 09dm Slaiu?.'s lISP 1 ç" F SAID $1.57 7 4( stw-,,j Sl41l410'Ij '44,11341 '54 1 43. SanOw'), .15t*5*1. '4143 SIs. "lid my S Eric Sl"uiman 0L PROPERTY O**4E*S, l(t'lA'rc.I Widuinmis A(;('.';'rI' IS, l97 Mtible Anna Itri'ssiue', lake PyrPsen rlPofmll'un herd. iuilcatIon *09 3,1541 Iiscssar g., and . TA'sPi.YERS A440 C '':INS Os PubIsti July 24. Aug 2. IS. IS?) ,%DMIS.Sl()NS l)uunell hare, popka C',i OtOilaf ' Mary '4)40 *ll 45,04'. 'Q 'SI i4IO,Ibi, t it v o LS)N0A000, l'I*'l4014Pt0fl 'ISa DEN ia! 34115IlQlf Covnhy Sleitilel 0f0*4' Motion Allen, Chuluoti'i 4.11311 5, Con*J'.ig. tnturnp u11ga 34 Sanford: Carrie' I.. Ogleeby, I.imke Su_OIOIQA, mMCLuO , 11O 4*Q44 Serninula Cply. Flgr., • 49 '4 I 44 o 'n s o s Vs Mary A. Myers, l)ehtary Alitia Mills Momu'ot' ?riaa sad 5441 5 01.0113 '1544S '0 IN THE CIRCUiT COUNT, lou booval of hi rnq ir54 •ot Iifl.4 PROPER TV (314 so BJECY 1(3 Mary K. Iht'kipi, I)cftary Ireiha Bullo(k lmiela (', Willimiimis, l.akv' SON 'Ill 'lr'C% Of 54.11 NOt SI COUNTY. 0.1.41 Agu1? 53. IVY), jt 5&nPç(d SEMINOLE 3i's(j54141 II 0343,IA09 if 'SI .5I**O TASATION T#atdeS. .5440 ALL Juuimes C. Ctmni'll, Dt'ltomia FLORIDA I01'dI A :onn Sn'r*.,, Sr. Janice M. Wbwt'kr Mnrire' OPHIRs 'iAwlN ON CLAIMIMO liv.uI W CiVIL ACTiON NO 73 Atihyr H IscS*,Ir* Q0,et'un's 'I5*04,U fltl '1 0,4 AN I 41 C. 447 1 ti_5 00 '4 'l'hoihlas K. IL.'srbora J. Tate Pilkertomi, Opal G. Dorm,, I .aks' Monroe 144 Clans of Isa Circyll COIl? '4'" )0134100151 4, 5171, DIVISION I 0S7 P4 I'IiOPINYY TQ , l).'ltr,rum lil'ruuarm ( Erhols Arthur K Sills, ()r1tnt' ('fly )Ilfl,IiUla C00nIw. I?otidi ic I 440111 44? 1)05%, 5mnolf Cnly. S l,wda 50130$? 1411 11 ED si ''II 'ISUANCE i$,, 1W) , 73, 30, PlnI3# 0414154'W 'S.jg 5, By 11541 1.5 •S"I% ) ,uI'wI StS,r ,. T 5 Cl I', (34' "s D.pwt, Clark Isetulor ol '11, 44505 1 NAP 750 'a330 I PAR lIlliTilS (tarkW J,nfling, BAPIIIARA JEAN 1)05% 151541 ii PICULAULY DESCRIBED. ON TQ (MIMI CIRCUIT COUNT 05 VIlE Drin'idani A?t'na* to, Plinh,P$'s '5"ECTED IN IlU$?El'5V*4 JUDICIAL CIII NOTICE OP ACTION 300 N•o. England UuO,i.rig Mr mid Mrs Major Wheeler 14*5.41Ev CVI?' IN AND SON SEMINOLE '41,) 'L'llS&JN, u_b'- 'I,, '4 7411 STATE OP S LONIDA TO Winter P.t1. P li'Ua )77 Y, a'.l 11,11 of , Ill a girl, S,inlord Aug. 20 Aug. 29COUNT'! 1104*10* BANRAWA JEAN 1)0.5 L '.40141415 iS.eii '.qus"e.J 'ii IPPId' 40 1Sf Ii's lap A '3SQ1$-Q ALTIUM '45.3 -IQOWII SI. ',Scar.s 1,40 PIObiVUI1 Slr..I PubISIS Auv 5 7) '3. 5.30 * IV) l)oti flreaus, offs'tmsis'i' St'iiisimul. Cuuimty 1)iaasts'r .I$..nD.t II?). 3? 4 30 3 3.l's ill ma 4tluin.is lit I'll?.. l)lS('lIAhtGlu_S MvrrytwLiie. Pannsslsan.l DES P2 CM boflirl 'Is. Cirsu.' Coo,? • rt'ct'lvt'r coach, University of Action, 7:30 pium. county .4' ,.tLIL 14.5'! 50441 ,. '"044 5.m'nui CCanlp. #'l(Jf'da, 41 154 l"loridu speaker, Sanford cuiimmnlaaion ehuiinbers, t'iiiir' 5(314 ?Ht .sjulIu0s of 510?' IN THE CIRCUiT COUNT OS Low"ssan Sênuod, 510,11., nd 'ov.u. I,' YOU ARE IIIRLBV NOtIFIEt' SJInfl.rd S'.OLPON. 3(PlUVLIlf 55P,SIPIQ55 COUNTY, 510510* •. ISNUCI 4400(441 (30W PM I(ot.aryCluli, noon, i'ivis-t'ent&'r, thrnu.se, invited speakers. uta* si,11 ,stl '40 A 'Si 49.5(31 1 .kNliOt,)N. lisi %SICP4ABL IJI1 'SIC Susie Washington Compla.nI in 151 C .riii'1 IN SN OSA Tb $led NO 7). C 3 ,,u,?ujil.rIl 1.1..,) .n 1314 a1$isl 4ciI,liq,J m,rl49's. _______________________ .511 LAPISUDON, Iii IC I s'.'. 01 Coo,jcI of Samsnola C00nlv, 5109411 13(111515135 5410011 101 15,4 gnsnt,4 Kathy I) hI*wiirsl Ac-tic-it Years Club, 24'4 NOTICE I' I'usLlc'sIiQMoP Aug. 30 T44 44 çQI4t tot l?ua leui'I'tirIty and p,Vmi.'.'i' Woili 'I' "I 455 JUOUli S ih'J PPIq 01,1,1-51 Resent,. C* I Sy ks's if 1,1111.1 h'.iIg.'watl'r hr , ()tliIfiIilI, I ITIP ION 5Q14 AQs3,4T1ON 5.0044! 44 .544,3 -Oil ,t: "tic-Ill. (ubI4 Si OTT it', MON t"OW a'-' l'nu'-rt'gistrutIslII iiiisl upe'im L'v. ,'jqJ trt,ru, If?), Il*o,I, tu_' j,%3' LA'li,IQQN ,USEM COUNTS lart'Ita }"rt'th'rtck JAMES 0441*44 DOW. ais-I a Ii,?' TO ALL (1110110*5 *410 PIN 11, 111, potluck lumwheon; 2 p iii., J51o,rD•,J, and lila Iwsuse for sill 'rt'ague Misldlr "toss '.)iIu.. Ida U •SUSAYI 'iQ. sic, porar', ansi permanent Old.' 50441 HAViNG CLAIMS 3* ..tPIlo'l.t14J PSI .55441041 140c30. Pilgrimmi hil.ie'k Sr. speaker, Dr. (;eorgc hIupi* (in *15.4300*5 51544 *s0'ecu. School BtU(i('flts, I U iim (4, £115111 ui s e SP.I. ii t,tt,.lfllfl(J 15.11 pan'o,aI trom Die .bI.Ja.J AU Al 4457 DEMANDS SAID gni rrned lad Mrs Ull) iiiun*l 'l'tiuiiipsuti 'CL .541 MIRES' '4Q? 13'IlL) acupuncture "u .111341 0.' lu,lSdICIlOn 01 1111% Ci'ull ESTATE ,etII'o,aIi çon.'slng I to 1531 CIII 041101 'aS 155911 -5luwt.on U anti girl NOTICE OP SILINU PInION Seiiilnolt' ('alets-lar Is a public II. (113041111 10 49511 44lI 03 I' S alw.I ClIPS 134 a,. PsaeO, M'II',, 5,,en P$n41r,4 ?*5,'i lie c54rI A 151 10,111 .a1i44 0" .,'fi,4 and t4I,4 to P345101 311 5005 SINAi. OISC'a*4sIE irlIten iJ,t,r.l,1, 41 an, 1Is5a,,J (31l,s i$4.!73.Q30I lkrtat-1 I. Ms'Cleflasmd Aug. ZIsersli'e of The Herald itiwl all SOME. Pr us. *151100551 (SIlL 111.5 %t stat 5)54?, 34? •.55?j?QN * 145ff 144 5% (11.1,5 arid uon'an* ePi.Ps 0y. oo 1114111451 0eva0e Caql,lic.t.s ;miry 'Ic-ti' oral buy Ovet' 50 (lulu itiects All Souls M I WARREN LAPa00044, ' nlon'proflt orgittiinitlnns -o .., ,..• ISQUiN I .uI 555 4451 14L1 %5 OASIS elSer oI it'.' m3, ii,. liSt IltI Sit '51 II?) of "s. CuSs A L'J*.,j*ouu, AMIjOQM Mu_I 1114 49•SL't ,c-uJ 'PItt's, 930 ani. hiring bag Mm L,rnme \shi uuuisl tsiy sihiululs art' iiisit&'s$ to list their lot Mt 144 1051$, Allurli, , ,siaia vi 44051 Itt I SLAS IS I' 10. di 4111,41 Ml, i. LA'4'IC)044. NeR'o,e .s 40lip 11450.01411 Pilinlell Piola IdUfell IS Pyll Wesle'> Silillkes lunabi Jetalbid. 1.1001 5444 CounI,. SQ tlie .niIyr.ng IfrIally, cs activities free of charge, %i0$Q$'. 0, 'IS CUIuI,4$549. C 1(11 •c.np 311544 10041 5* lws,uli59 II Otlic. Soi P550. Sj,.luJ SIuf.da (i.u.l 51041411 Jvdgq '4 5musoIe vider 041 Ml, I fl Pa $1495 IllS 'u lk'lllahi hi Minmgc455 ,5Q4*5 •W 9.4 404 r,4uI.J si ,, (II '4 fhPI Anti III. ih ii. .13 ..ii .s.Ih 115* ,, ,s,.nI, I' lsw '411, al Ci's llii, un iPil ?* 'Ii5I5,54, 15141130 lUh(ISu, Dcnwcratk' Woman's Club of .Sniukry !aya t .01)3 'A I 051 *454*19 4 set ye $ ('lmiir lea W Kt'lley 1,1,4 'fl 595.11, '4540 I Ciais of It.. abUse sll,4 SOult 131504 Cu,.vl P$5c-*bl 01 sad Cusunlu ii PIIlb'l SIfol ly4lIy. II i4PS rite _____ 130,14"41.i$ ' 1150* (1$*&• *'5, 1440 SeimUnole County, nc*m lumiH c-.&'un 'ot 049.1 J'bIJi*0I., 4414 39 f4i15 fll l'iIad'fli4 IS. JeaIe ('ubh bsIoVa S,0ten'baf IV, It?) 01411*134 %arIocd, P113oI41a. *ilPsts A cA1t,b6ttA1cH. irseoid 103 *itl'J, 095 5*544 I 7' "411,00 15* 44 •Oi .54$)lp Pg 140 *401594*04. t'heon, Cavalier Motor hrui, a dalaylI mud yllli,,ale 1,1*31311,01? i,iil ial,ndat .'nlPul liGt,, ha Im, A i?I4SiV1IWI?% r•l. •44u*aOi St 4* ('hiurlotte' A l"oiitaine ,'. 1.1104151, 101 P'4itpi L'AVID S't.),I S Luo44•ng, ('r...$ oog. ..t AM) suoots OtAflI lPi Iuf'sP pi'tul(at.Ofl t 1,1,5 f14l.I, 's-I, mi*0I,s,u4ao Ihl'l.r'IlI'Uli ii 544 its .r,I eu IaintI ,vu 1,39 SI V•IIII Sanford. kSOiJi*t, Sole OIli.er J. Black, Altaitiunle .)ar,,InctnI 05 II', ComplunI 5em.n30 'g p Two topics el 14(11 o,iaurii uv 4,narsj ..ri .t'o,.', 40ing g14'is44 'II ill. Nw- IS Of 40135. Or I4fl3g, 040.41 '4 31. 544151 1.30 14* "P54* A Siirin IlIad *lIP,.ESS Ill) PSIFIlI •i'ei 01*1(441 Wail bi In *0141130. II) 515411 5111* (Vt'sPili,SI 11151 [:":ui 45 55140409 ,4 140 ,' 4 " ltuberl I. Voge'l, t'asselbcrry samiO4 'saId Ct'oVl on IIs* 1)341 lay OP ?'s.pi.s.ullISItI.lsc.al.4 pUll OII.ta 0404.11.3135 1 04fo,i p1 13W ClotS '4 440 C'l5$*II 'A Lee, ilistrict Jamiles G 3119511 5 5 50(414910 540* Clubs Stsgl El Auguil, A (1 , IV) 49J',J'a$54)PIPIa (141,,,afll, I,id 15all S,is.r,c,w. '13131, (ii ,; 04 15q$utq Mahile t;rlftiul, ('axuuclhicrry I %sal I 'P55*140 'flb1 Ol ',Is,j '1 supervisor, )"loridii h'arole timid 5*0455 lo bi Its" t llri,1,,i Is a,jeiII ,,Sobl't'594 0 1114 fliASill '115,4144351 , i,jj Sailtkc-imlp, W Wesle'y 551,1dB ''. 4& lIçi'd StilulsI, 0 Arty, II 5,(Iw,lti .0 ov ailosn,, lv.P. i'rohjutiomu (o,iiniIssion, ,, i'a.i 4404 uH 1 U'Pawut i...44 Aug.45? '' SilSIvv4 4411111. 1 11*15141911 of (3495 01 (IriulI bull 41,i,arsd ts.l 5j 111,4 ShIll be suisl lh'ltimry olIevad 1*5*55? i'll 0* flsc-P'4lmanJ speaker, Suimdord Itotary ('lulu. 1j,,, ,, 410.144 CIri$Ilal4.Mi 'Is liii (Oy '4 Siflc-15011 CoulIly Plotlul S Heieo 4, 514,,5 lA'stIs l,uelwig, I)'.'ltuiu 114aiue 04 'S., LOAVIIN41. 510344 Ptlbl.SI%I4 .5114 15004), t'I'.lt' t'e'smte'r, A 5ao,,.Iri, OP 1411 Sy Ltnd. 40 P(mrVil ant, se4 of WItNESS my tsand if Mildred H Angelo, l)eltoni (II i SnP,U, 510,411 *11 arid I 5IIr,tI 01 bIt5 40 i's,iiI IS Setutuill, Wi, #4 5lo,4ws (50445 *441' 04*051451) si MAil, l':uihii Mans' ('ue'hiruu, STENITPOM (SAVIS NOEEN1 '4 PSI' lIP-Il SON. LI" luluAls. S'1Q9'I34 115.5 14,1 Aug. lii 54111,911, P'N,t'da. thit SIPs *i '4 & M ItI 5)5*1 tI,.aa,,J Aig.uêl If'S , I k'ltoima I 55040555 '.-.. Ojs*'ii U,,uai' oiiiii Li shlil,il Aug,*l. 107] Poit OtlIt. Sos 13)0 sl'Et N & SPUN P A (5444' RtiOotI Cl. W,i's 'l'hoiiuia J 'l'ownaeial, lake ($a,e I JQSV%1445, Jr BY1IIIIB1UIII, ('Ic-thing Services Attortst',% Va, mod ksI.i. Sloroda Slila bank 'I' '5'l5t 44 00P,*.II5, !9 'S'lu'ii $Q( '4.I'.1,4, )ua4.*g IIts. (null Misty' Suite U III Mmnaloa Aon0 - is (495 5 40 (iy,t (vl I)e'pu. Iai,eimt, Seiiiiniole' Junior 153 '4 ws Cuc- I 1g4 5*15.11.14 Sanleid, 51011111 UP Ii P C) 50, 1541 ___________ *100 34) Nathuimilel Irvin, I ,akr Monroe • s404d, $$0a.0 5p?t 'ol k'ge, tic-tIming lab, old (..tsI, P usda tanIovJ 01041114 )I?71 Alinpna1i lot Pian101 5uI's (',t s_S.d '49 • '.30. '4,' Far- P,uPIIISPs AyO IS, 34), 30, Sept I II?) PubliSh Aug II, 3). 30. SopI e. If?) I's.Ol'li' Ay I 54. 73, IV?) Joseph Keeltilig, il•m . , , •tws'i ualiipuus, 1:30 p. in. l'uhilit' Iti' 5' 'Ic-IOs,,& t' 4.'.j 0 13 7 ,,apon.iII.l iiiiiigdale, l.ong halatsil, NY. 005 PS " ' DI-S II ' 1,'t, vit*'d - TWO SPECTACULAR SALESI 11w entire curzuuittee will review the progress when it, fOts;NAMI us'4.fu*i ' Hospital Notes ' ' •, .5405a 'o " LL. ...... The c'onin. tit' s sa s no s-ignhficant gs.gje, has been uiu, but all possibilities are'wing consids-re-d , ' Adirondacks Memories Progress .i " 'sc-' " I & osji'?y 'oni among decrepit and often er d P131 Ira, iscSa'..' IIaej?49 CIII )p'5.4 ;tv'nd .ausi arId dangerous tenement apart NOTICE TO DEFEND SI 'ma ps'u. of ir... 0 Orns?'.,, ',.o?.mb.r 3, 171. SI5r'-au's I)ii.ippointing' Of course merits I)og urine stains the' 5rc ac-i s...s*1 Obi.c!'on% 'C49440 iCuit mao PuibIrdi IauscIS A 5txr,% drug pushers operate' The American spirit is such Ph*1 liv Sap$mV * In iOu 'r 'C,. '3404 *iC.ndsd n 4, siatli sitjt. sactoday that ml desperately I'd 341. 7 £tiO,,j4 Pu'sblnd. htaac A Parc. arid Ad. needs something stimulating. S CSa"r's J Barr, 11155% iCy 15*414 4ii4 c-5Ø 5514 '4 something to be proud of, like ° Peart. .s Ill. S 44 MaCan Admr,s?,.0)r 30 ?C4 4,4 c-ut1 39) 'PIe 1011i ,5ay 3$ ,uIy Ic-Can ° Ii S?arlIIv H and a "new involvement Hut it 'Ii 3?*y #4u,,IIOPI$0 YaC, lcd Oiiv• 0 045111' can't be found by hoping, not M MaPar Pill *1*1, 5,1151 5 Ls'w.l, 134th Street anyway, where ArPiur $4 Bck*'IPI. ii' C SmaO'erd $04 HsjrcHI5(3pi, L5I1'ER 04 Crcu,? Cauni $ community spirit is buried Au-eM 55,015491. Pu's *01 filCh & M000tS .• dl .under neglected community -• ad N.hl.• A M B, need ThurSIar BrQw,s 14I'so 'st wl' Su• Ph"P'al £Zto'itI*i KEENE VAI,1J-\', N.Y. tM'i - From the Guiinbk took a little lunger. lie clinibeci ,C O,0s0 S. T"v"star •rOw'l) '.ie*r11 'o A.enul no si e Old? Mun'sJ(iiilII A summit of 4,098-foot Cascade Mountain, Ilarry foot Mt. Marcy, New York State's highest peak, arid Han'$Ord Ptn'y BrOw's. Puff Sav0cnui FNrd. 32171 O$MS0N AND CAflICO P A Legal Notice ean. *P of Lo9antO Gamble's eyes took In a 50-grills' view of the in 1921, the saitie year lie arrived in I'ottersville 513 Puojili Ag I il, 33, II S4u141 Milled A'vIllu Nc-van' PI51?0n and Adirondacks in northern New York. lie admired Nearly 50 years later, after he had turned o%'cr L,s 4a i.3441I$04, 109 SCMiNOLE COUNTY BOARD S Pal.SPar, 509 "u,ulb$0d SIn'.5 a At!orflw,1 Pot NP. 05 ADJUSTMENT FICTITIOUS NAME $ the crystalline lakes, the thick forests and his hardware store tolmis son, ht reached hIs 46th lid ta-in w Noh,ce'SI Pubi,c H.ariui NOTiCE :Ssr.c,'j.an'na?l n. PuuIili'sIi Auq 3 peiik, especially' the mimnuntains, ale, 4 livr'a 1n4, 1 a'1, Isa '5 ","l-t), u , ." 'Psi' "c ,"IISC*fl 114.1% IIYL%151, l'Q4?I51 95155 1, P 0 33. u: •"' rI'-0.aQ11 .95 "Wish we' could do it all over again," said Now the irise'parmibli' conmpanions climb for the CI 4O,ln'rI'I ii CfindCI $a954cr1, S.m,nou. ,)Iu"tu, 'ot .1.1 c"er clam.,'?, ufldff NOTICE 00 1$Q*111'S SALE Gamble, a small, white-haired figure In a red fun of ituimulut allse'asomis - despite snuwstorrm15, bi.c hearing 10 cons , ar opproyng sad am. 0 and all OICII 'lfldfl IC. I c' 1 Ou's '40n105 ,4351355'4 .u'EM '4'a cLORiO$ BOAT AUCTION, and I Spe(iai LiCphiQn '5 195 A windbreaker. blun-killes, the encroachments of age and the havIg V C?l'iC'r'13 aVIV #14144 l 011? CII'lifl Nt'? f I 'PP.951 'o ,13'5?,.' sad AgriCitur. Zoos. to Rank I IrlilCI 0fl r.gCt, idle, or c-till's? 95 , " "Yeah, Itarry," said Glenn Fish, his husky, fretting of Gamble's wife. "She's the diirndest a,IP$ ?I5 C.*S $ '15. C,ru,uI Cow" C ufi?Qfl Skied .303 10 and .uildal PC fOii0ssuni dr.cr.b,d p'CQ1rI P"q (0mph 95? I94 land 451(,ib.d worrier," he says. dt'eply tanned friend, S." no Cn,c', 04 NA rn SCSI Eat 3 II.? 0911 ui IC "s wdi jI "I C c-ti'? 0U" ncr ranu.Cau"?" "old.. i0fl S c-I'll c.3'dlflc. atC PC. oroy's.cua and Wf%i IP49i In Si,on 712131 '4 c-i. "I figure golf is for old men," (;amnble says, "Hack to '21, 1 mean," Gamble added, vo I. Pi,r.t, IPII? r11'u,ilred VI '411 ?orh34.d Nam. S?a?u?ai. FurlS., described •s on Mukir 3 sat b$0 ,I'*'stitutd 11311511 you "Doesn't seem very tiring to rue, walking around recalling the year he climbed his first peak. J.5r! 305 ,PØ $141 Jly '3? V'a! '3 54("OISSa,3 a' F,jr SIll,.' 7557 Road Its. Circuit Cow-i i 1173. 95 ?C? ,ff'l'fl Ill 11311144, I Gamble, who will be 74 in August, and FIsh, 63, and hitting a ball." Fish gave up golf after tIC S Mocroa #34,1500?, VI,, 140% publIc P.earing wiii bi 11111 VI Juduc ill Circuit In and lot Sarn.rol. TIia 'a&fl"•9• is NOn. A R Si' JICI I Ui'Pim*ii belong to the Adirondack 46era, ii mountain moved north bec'au,st', he says, hi' couldn't find IS. County Commitlon Clsamb,ns Covry. 110(144. s aC.Cl% Si'.? Ar S,ivarm,iri. n'. 41541 ,lofllnl ' of th Cow-h lOOull. Sanford, ?II,19 5 Williamson Jr lid Jean 5,$qr'an ASiC '4u,Oand, P,?i 51 '5,', s ag :. . 4, u',r 0 climbing climb. The only' requirement icr anyone to play' 36 holes a day. Florida, on Sep!.mher I?, 1443, at WilliamSOn. PIi a •$ p4flliPS 4(,1''fl 44% .H094sJd lo I 0 Since the two began hiking together in l, iiil'timtwrsIuip is to hike up all 46 Adironidzn-k o a .i P M iY it 3'.3O IC,maaiI.t IS ?11 mam,d ICe l' 15 ).b,vrc'0 "4 at 5t.q , Pt 41 isaks judged by ,irl 1997 survey' to be 4,000 feet or I"ililuis been urging Gaumble topause during the &ts't'e 0?PiIr*iil d,iC'O*d a'• It'd ov'da. laid IN THE CISCUI1' COIJIT 53.31 ,4iCtlOil CvnI,. SOmInOIC Ct-only Board ascents and ,s-,sur die "woods experience'" But joftridau% j914 ri iri(P higher, 'aRUfl t41 'OIIO*,flE SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOPIDA f A14,j%insrn? Po ISa I "4 10 sad 151 QU'S? u.S.c-bad They achIeved that goal together In July 1969, ontheday they clunbed Cascade last month with CIVIL ACTION 4*0 t'•' ' N* lack S*., $i.n A PQec-iVl.p , %tu1141 LIUflIlsi 1,ivIIClfi, 54.11 J109511Y Cit" OF 1044049000 i.,(34*IDA, after tx)ttl had retired. For Fish, a fornuci' err- Fish's 32-y- ear'old nephew and two other hikers, Ch.,rmln S.mro. Soum s c SifflinUll Coa5iy. 5341513 'OcIlod 15 'sia40uvu'sls .30 'C S?I of Publl'sV, Auq is, IS?) tified public accountant in New York City who harry moved at his usual speed, Skipping os-er Ccs.,isl, FlofidI, ilgaily d51cr'bid llor..34, )It"ClJIllIY Ibonhja 'COil DES 11 a. '.'s j,'sr,bod $ 'OIIO nc-st lives along the hudson Itiver mm Itiparlus, mud anti fallen trees, dodging boulders and 0144 IC. 5QIria4%t (O'5' 0' a' I' C.I*'Id 172, '44 4wl p• FICTITIOUS NAME STAT5 OS FLORIDa. the trot took less than three years. lie (lien huumimning "Red ltive'r Valley," he arrived at the Reports On of the ('eater Sanfoi'i 'bamberofComnwrcrepors that a select group of its members is probing the pcsibulity of Ir'&5rU-tuon of lt'w cod txuusj'' fiuiw't'ii,d T. Alt C,.dip., aid i'•'100I 144Yi05 C'.suu, 9 O.m.uidj Aal..,? Said 5,'.,. 0',', •,'5 a4rp' ii ..osm, a,,. ui.r,ov 'us' t.1 aid u'uwu'994 c-i a".i.et a"v 4105 ia'Iid4 *ascIs .'j, a, IPiØC 1 'SJ 5'y t.3VC 44)1911 'P0 S f'u)'5 *4 5,,.'l.It. %,4,I 'f 4's*1 4?l '4 saud (' '1350 c-0,5 150 '4'. Crc-uI? Cow,rl, 44 iili'u',P• 44'?'9 '14 I? '3,5 '4$ c-a 4' c-Oi" 'ow's. 'i' tail u','o"# 4? SasMi'I 3'i50' dl mitCh I'd 1410Cd4, C5954'tP5 tf"5,'C pp -a 'ii. ?r's ).45t c4$ '134 50 iC5 'Al !n00's 440.3,5 'iaI' sd 5e.uip,d liii lie , a? $1.41 aid Clii 3430 'ma a.'. '4'M"isu'# $1511 ''s' ,'l'l*MS V'PØ - I ,.vI ,'3h -I,. m'w', 1,5 ")' SPa 'am.," •,,, '19 4?tii?ui*' 40u1 30 44q4sj !ly • I 'I"?) 30. 'I ire aCtual •nd soc-h 'sm sd laiClefi "9)10 c-Ii5 3?.,'! lie mud L4'OW' 44 5,,,14434, A? As ..ii'9a, '4 ia's? NIl $94 1 'sIjmp',? '4 LA' T1'54'5 #4 5ti'SOETI(, dalaai..1 T"av,.s A tpaq" I o..r A?'('rI'%lf 5? Slid V344 S lOdidi 137I ',,"t'.O I At*4) I, 14, 3), II)) -'I'S r.ap rscui'r COIJOY IN 1,4*0 500 SIMIsiOLI COUIIT'f, 110010* '44) 115510 (3I'IhSII)'4 C) is r. i. MAr?'a0. i Nip ' !P, tfie - 14 1*41 c-0) '4 'i" !'1 COUP? IN AND sos SIMNOLI COUNTY c-I) 4)13 Iui II Is,.'. •0 954*445 P*4 Arcsc S DAcPOrS NuSbiowl NOTICI OS PILING 511111044 NOTiCE OF SUIT 500 SiNAI. DISCI4ASGI •') L .04*5. OP AOMiNIITSATOI 7 •%7 'arnold', iIr$ ..r0 y MAY (ON AJ A9diqoWI, SI5 Car'4iuia YOU *05 p15055'.' '40115150 '513 '441 '5 '*0! Cl S rv.ty anus', ?13 .11vowc* sa's .ui 3uiui f•00l? 15 Ad ' vriz $01 iOu V. 'ri s??3?C.' '4 ?C• 511414130 JISIl 9)u'r'sd '13 'in. COCy sO iou' Oiw.' d.c0.s.d, sat u mae. iid i.,,n's.'s t y 'o ,t 'ir 1 IDOI'C4? 1341 40' 4941 d4CCs"31 130If '4w'U4tllac '4 4os'Ncosi and lC. I *elt apOIy '0 AND °ANiCQ P A .florma',s "cH'S,'' iie i ,r.I B Cans fl cNb. rioa *ii , 's Qf 549fl9flhl Cow't, Y*,ttaod Avluiu., 'a4.Iiand. or dl - - I'S T,qF CiSCnSII COtIST. Silk,? TF (4*1,4 PilOt lAm. ,5 I'S *4*0 #00 ;FIWOt CO4J'S'rf SLOSIDA. 'c34 I?.. 00 A* II'S'S P4 5'riS r5 ,, Mowr's Ow' 5441? ,'- '"-'''" ' '"SO'S. LISFI,E0 , , ''The c-nh' time' people get ed this family Plc said a together here is 1(1 go to the month ago he was going to kill welfare' c-flirt' to get their them So when the family had s-heck ' a party, this guy showed up and 'started shooting lIe killed One thirty fourth, off Am one boy and wounded two sterdarn Avenue, is in the brothers The brothers then heart of the Spanish llarl,'mn fought back Other people at ghetto ''Three kinds of people thr party joins-si in live here,' says a cup, ''baul people, pretty bad people and There was no spontaneous scared people reaction in the neighborhood, l"igo'ra.i says ''It was a family """' 'p'.?', ripuis? , ''Stopping a criminal is ,ine thing ' says a 1' 1) spoke's' man, "but kicking his te-eth in is another I'olcr' cannot .i"t as Judge and juries, so nciiher should regular citizens ' The Amermc.un Civil I.ibcr' ties Union. too, has voiced .m bit of alarm Ilarbara Shock of the New York chapter says that, technically, any citizen who beats up ar.alht'r, wheth er as a means of law iiet.'rr '"''""- '' . In, phoned the cops, gave a consequences description of the getaway ''While It's comniiendablt' car, and, quick as one could .yeIl''Stopyou.dirty.thlef' when citizens help in criminal '"\ 25 ' Group i ii 0* ';a"uis SOS SINAI 015CP4A001 OF ADMIWISTOAIOS £51 fl.",'.' YA'f t'ON '4 (' '0 cs ivl'5 P5*3 I '.1oI .1 ?,' IS Ad 9euI - - i',44 'W if Y5 ijti$• 50 II'S, j 1114 iCy C'.,l f.*5m5 P4? I ,00u'4'.3' OW.315v 3 ,'4i lusc-ti.'34 •"ul P'.I 'o"0u3n514 I A II Ic-Oil '15 I•i 5 (450i4I.IS4), Cc-ru,$? a'.d 159 coil CiitjI"Pl, 5.4)944, 309 1* AIP'* svwi 1w 410.3 u# uI 'SI nPu 4934 *5 A.IOC.$'I'5$r4'G9 5? ' '4 *15.0 J 50594. 4if.434'l '?4W.'s PPlrui mull 154 lull 'i '.c.'"it)if a, iii I Au4)iuuit 1') '.i' Ac-$C,JV 44 44491.5 A'1m,,'ua'4,4$,,v of PSI MIll '4 ',S',i;,, 'iii 1," F'.ight the law into their own hands '""' *440 505 SOMiNOLS c-ouwT 9 PSOSAIS '*0 Sill is ci 5,4.?. af .51 .'tJO 534'QA ('g.tiiri.i,iiiv •,,.r.i" tin i-uc-. hiti,ipn like ii.. ,iII.,-,iI '.'r iori at all Says Luis hgeria Street" According to one resi dent of the area, l.s.is F'igeria, ''There was this guy who hat *'... lanhattan police report that shortly alte'r the Incident on 134th Street, 30 taxi drivers chased the suspects ot an armed rob• ben and held them, too, for arrest. Iuprs't,.'i,sic-rm ii hrlltic'q prut'It'ni when (ortc is u r*J he sitiiatu,n could get out ,, juO()l'S CiSCUII 4* worics Stamps A,.--', 15o5'i"%a •C .. per,.. I,. A ' 'S p5Pi( 5 ruo,1, Involvement By Citizens The Sports Shop DANCING reda, p4i)'fi4'.'4 P l'i".0 ''M"#. 1 e v.lp.'aq'.l ui SI •Ii$OcpljP's .5 15 PiIsu' Oøj.53i*9) ,o ØI9tuii9Pi5 'oil & roui,wsiI. cc- iii sir 'I 51'5 Ict P50 ii 0,iuevsutui. rfl'..'3. Sioldi i'1# fl IS?) 11' Sill 1* Aug 1, 5. iS 1,') - Il il ______________ S I ShoelandJ PS • " ,'• r . ten ion Junior , ' ?fu")'; ''",1,e"4'u•."l ••')lNI 'ii'fii1j s, ul 44 'i3 i 0v'O'sCd 1,09.4. ?P' .se,1, Au'.,444 •,ir,'i"o iei 'll'Il 345 mom. eu,,, • c-II u"f Ci Crc.,., c-ri,,p ds ui 095VI"w'I •i ,, 'S'' 5?.'.?. ,, •,,, ,, MS O S ow .34 'O'j'. I%7 5 )'V,$l C .405?. ,'i' 14 A.,-, , 4 ,,ri '.r' 'vi ' ,•, Gas Saving Invention Cuts Bill Vale' ' "5 "S" -nsidcrably more, actually cx. year, Acreage pores, near or at cieding the much publicized AIR CONDITIONER ceOrd PUgba, 'W' from a niui'i ruse of suburban Land prices. B HT ARTHUR Arn, ard wt.rked on a k.t of mfls up it) 20 per cent Sins's' ('cue is about ready to fill WITH EXCLUSIVE Siner Mardi l%7 the price of imum of about $150 for wheat ('oplc Ness Ser's'k'e cars, and finally came up with orders on ROUND DESIGN a mass-production a local newspaper published an farm real estate in Nevada, for lands It SO-L100 for A1khErua UPFLOW DESIGN the right combination." hasue The device retaiLs item about the Invention, ('lsoybean lard ic $l(-$5SC for cx t'je iio per Cifli. ;o. TOSS - - W[AT Arid uburbuin i,4re worked in an auto $29 50. tnsiali -itman, about a one- s.amd he has had to install ernt MLtSaMippl I)clta COtlOrl.503- r'techanic has developed a IU SOUt-ti) SKiW.!' gorgo i'.' '#.r.j 'in isn' .'ih ,i iio •. ttc ., scvpr,il ,s.Id,t,,.rI bor IIv'r"Inc increases art n'sit bail bran land to $1O for IUUIOIS relatively simple gadget that takingayibwiththesuUagelast ('(1st, and hire more help to handle i' 'irniand '-c SOUTHERN L stuart appears to be the answer to a January. His explanation for the calls. higher pureha3 prices will be 133 East RobI,o motorist's dreams, particularly why he nweritec a gas saver is the gas saving on T Bobene conceded that he'd AIR reflected at the retail level. average v.ue of all with gasoline prices soarin4'l simple: Dow t*ws Orlando Morton Grove squad cars was like to Interest the auto farmlands r of SAPFORO 1N. Converseb. $ last 3-ear to and supplies dwindling. Cole "You know the old saying15 per cent, said t.est'ral manufacturers in tit'trcut acre, and the total value his in too N. MAPLE AVE 15 07* maor reason sh land The devic'r-the c'ulminatuon necessity- is the mother of . 7R1IS id.,:i t' rtcurdcd insention St'seral .e,irs .sgo he PHONE 327 A3fl F*-cS of farmland and buildings cit 10 ears of research- vention I've been interested in ________________________ _________________________________________________ " ______________________ climbed $.2 bithon to a recird reduces gasoline consumption tr)lng to save gas for a long - high of $$.7 bilhcau. And in,,,,,,,,,, u,, ,iIi il.4iWj Lt'J]I. SEW time" Ct1 are cijiecttd to contininventor is Rob Boben, 37, an Back-To-School f'ssbene conceded ue emplo}'e of the Public Works hopes Ins Invention is a succ'co, A t t H LI N Some larger increases are Department of suburban tut the main reason is nt WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR expected to result from non- '.c-iic-ri (T'OVt HUNTING GUNS FOR THIS ITsonc:. SEASON, f,'4g's- t,u'h • '-', (iik ',1 .I,.,. --•'''- •-'• '"" 'i''lsrue's'e it or not.. I'm more demand and tIn'estars' ciicrt.s stalled the device on Morton interested In reducing ti seek hedges against inflation. Grove's 10 poIn'e cars It has pollution," Robene said. That, at least, has been the pat. trimmed 450 gallons off the Alugh Boberue'a device i' tern of the past. Browning normal month' consumption f not basically an antipollution 3.000 gallons, Hotx'ne said. gadget, the proud inventtr New farmland, Sin of u invention nouns out that since it reduces A1V iidA .I,i,k 1 England -------1.-- -' - - - ririii inwriom' iot around towo, Boben the amount I of gasoline c-that of the Cornbelt, the Delta. been flooded Ithaca at very .0W prices with orders sumed. it therefore reduces arid the Northern and Southern 'iver)tiody wants one now," hams, has risen close to 100 PCI Ilobrr* aa4 "especially with pollution. The devire, mounted bets ei'n (enitsneel967,toagrJf the gas shortage, My phone the carburetor ano the air because of housing and Reminaton See Jim or Joe -rsnin" "r."s Lac -.-•-------.van'x', spray's ----.'gaiune unuo re'creatucm, vu ' v The only way Bobt'ne c-an get the carburetor, rather then uther areas in which prices a little relaxation is to take Pus allowing it to flow in. Roberue Many Styles , straged 100 per cent above family out cit town for won't say how d'is Winchester and is reluctant to has's' Ut' ' those of six years ago include weekends Boys and Girls Sizes Rotwne tries to take care of ' device photographed Ness Jersey. Pennsylvania, up to Teen Sszp5 - su'guua . - -. hi's rwit'hhtirs' r..nnj-1€ mi' th.. - -, - -. - i L t'nipressivrl incivairiei esi aria L,eorgua. in '----'---' MANY OTHER SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES AND ALL POPULAR HAND little atomize'r-like iadget, but Skokit', a firm that specializes Nevada, where prices GUNS. 44 MAGS, 357 MAGS, 45 LONG COLT, 22 COMBOS, AND ALL the list is gcttmn. longer, in pollution c'ontrcl devices fur ennst sharply si OTHER CALIBERS. AMMO AND RELOADING SUPPLIES. , Friends he hasn't heard tram in vetucks. has agreed to build sain last year was years has's' been asking tom' one and sell Bobene's idea. of his gas savers He has a in the Cornbelt and Ken Cole, a partner in S fc*'rua, where prices already patent nd1ng arid a Skokie. coniis'essicr Industries, said high, the inaws both III. firm to manufaciure and he inslal the device on all 42 'er the six-year arid one-year truarket hi' Invention Skrlue cabs It has rrdui'i ' Iii bet'ri wi'rkrg on ;.erit.j SANFORD PLAZA comparatively the hydrocarbon s'nussions by 4' )PC LONGWOOD PLAZA :ruucSeg, rising 12 arid per idea for ahout 20 years," per c-ca' and carbon monos It OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. Hwy. 17. Longwood nt for Illinois. anJ 2 arid 15 Hubert s-aid ''l'se read a lot of b 64 per cent, aru'ordun i __________________________________________________________ Ph. 531 725? t'.O'. it.i'fli'd It in Ui' I tnt for Cilifirr,ua f r simplest 'and it seldom ' Soar By 50 Per Cent The Fabulous lI R __ s-'r,r,S .- , 111 ,, Farm Land Values Your Comfort 'F( Sic - , Pu 14,l9I'/ TP'sur;cM', INtl ______ P C'CYITIOUI 51*0A5 STArua?F ,i5 f ii ,,.,',.p p ,.,' 4, a 1w.. 'c-i r r - .- . , D'fIu?iu'? 1, H'i '1aI3uOC.d 4g's-.,a ,,i,.., r CIisr.40 c,.'øes 34$ 7 41'Ø 'Ci c-illS ur c-lou'? c-ui',.' 'J 1159 CftP?'Iu'ufOi cCu,r$,, I c-P' of p91504 eø 'C p.. t:cn" 'S '5 4 PC'S l'u5$ ', '1 - siones 0405 ui. \ cii iie .arithmctic can get the cost is total premium Premiums i'f $251 a year. fin To hat estent are the pro Thu. emphasiics the need less disidends. 21 sears total $ 9l But t ceeds of life insurance po1i. for doing some intelligent whether received in cath r gel the net cost, this has to be put to other USI' lea aub)ert to Income tas planning. both in the years adjusted for the di identh, the There's a common mssc'on wu'n you re buying insurance Harr has alkiwecf most of accumulated interest, a ce'ptinn that insurance proW and in later 'cars as ou get the 4iidends from his $10,000 loan still outstanding. interest read to convert policy values ordinary life policy to accueteds art completely as on the loan arid other items That's generall true when into retirement income mulate. at interest Together It turns out that for ta's with the policy s cash alue thc re paid out as a death Esamples of how much the purposes Harry's cost SI the brinç to $$,500 the benefit - hut "hen you cash las bite can vary are given b 500 5o lIe a getting amount he II receive in on policies while voure Merl R Grayer of Me4ropok. sur' ' no gain no tax tall alive, or turn them into tan Life in her recent discusrendering the poliq In other esamples he con annuity pay meats. the tax ama of the subject in the Jour. The other polic, endow- verts the proceeds of both pol lk'ctor will be looking over nal of the American Society of meat at age &>. now matured. icies i2s,too into some tpe 'c-un shoulder to see how ('harlered l.mk t'nsderwntcrs will nay him the tics amount uch s-cu owe him of ahnumtv installment II hi In aadition he's let the corn Ham .l'rws reaches age 61 chooses Ife income 10 year' The general rule here Is as the owner of two policies pans' use dividends to bu certain, hell receive abs-ut that an insurance contract is One a $10 000 endowment rid.up additional Insurance a month with about 11(4 n all, he has $16500 coming like any other property What- pohcv. now maturing that he of it taxable - Just as If it c er 'ain is realized, over took out at age 35 the other from this policy were a $104 paycheck ,)Ut cost or investment in the is a $10 fbD whole life or ordiThe question the LaS 11CC contract, is taxable If he elts another typt c-I nar life vlic taken out at br now asks is What was installment, a ipcIlIeiI Hut unlike the long•term age $7 Harry's net c'OSt' amount each month - e g gains on most properties or Hart's now wants to cash in On the endowment polic $210. which would be contin 'o)p AP - When 'flw farmer receives the news investments, sour gain on an to add to his retirement funds. the arithmetic is simple liar ued for nine years and I' r spoke of nch farmland in wlthmzedeinouanLArctiJ1,ng insurance eonirac't is taxed as orcon'ertthc policy s'aluesto r" paid premiums of $3.50 for months -- about $79 of ft farmer may get prices beyond ordinar' income, at the high- monthly income days gone by a as uieit 3(1 years - a total of $10,500 $21s0 would be taxed what he would have imagined a eat Lax rate that you were speaking of If he takes Pu' SIt-. Sib in cash In dete'rmining how much is MOr.11 cit .ilI this M,ik as a lump sum his gain ' few years 5O But 4 'ourig . rs fecundit>. Tc*.ta it's posUw much cu II he taxed t4sable, I1arr has to cyou hase a gisi prcifcssi;.. $6,300 taxable as ordinars buyer will !mnd himself at a depends on the type of poItc someone has to' figure nble somebody will think his insurance man who know's income, ma the sear in which and whether you choose to cost, or investment Subtract sj'rr talking about po" competitive disadvantage, what hi's about, and let him he receives the moneytake what you have coming in that from what he sea. The help ou do the tax planning In the Latest compilation ty major factor behind the a lump sum, or as install, cash or as income, and the ifl the earls- ears and the The example of the $lti)j rise. in the view tr Th'partment of Agriculture, of some agn. ments under one of the var- difference is his gain - the ordinary life policy used b late c'ulture authorities, Is the sharp frmrtaJ estate salucs wire up options available to the amount 'ubject I. tax At its Grayer .bow-a how c'omplicaici a•.'' .IwsP,.p't5tstI, ____________ . . l per cent for the year, ncUIcommodtypnces,With t*mgirsg the rut during the soybean prices double what p.tt six years to about 50 psi' they were a year ago, one farm Mechanic Flooded With Orders financier forecasts soybean To Round Out ]àFNót1ce -'" j\)) ,l B 808 ORRI- Li. Herald C.empondeat I h SrtfrrcJ l't,ralrj ________ - •FreeDecorahng5,,vlc.by J.annett,• • '. '-'' �- ALLEY OOP Thursday, Aug. 8B-The Sanford Herald -- V. 6. 1973 ________ _____ - - Things of Alt ( ____________ Sorts I ,i j- j i i; tL 3 Rrlatw, 8 -9 _______ ' CRS 1IIE WAI.TONS RERUN Mary Ellen 'amrs ntj a treat and runs off with a wandering minstrel who comes passing through Walton's Mountain. _______ u1kir :?. Sm.ii sp.cr 'ii, r(fl C0fl$4fLI!4* MuswsI lnhtzutnpnta R.'r,nt Y AdnI..crfll M diviston By Abigail Van Buren ts Nst ss .(a ,,.a iOJwri'ihôal 12 C)tta At ms age, I should be giving advice, not aging for it. but I jt don't knot' hot' Ut handle this My husband passed awl) two years ago of a terminal illness While he was sick, tw best friend Charlie tat divorced mani was wonderful to both of us. and he prom itied my husband be would "look after" me After my husband's death Charlie helped me In m grwf and loneliness, and I tr'an.cferrsd the kwe I had for my husband to him He's pihing lot marriage. but I jtiM don't trust turn I have become suspicious. jealciw, and resentlul of Charlie He sass he loves me, but tie is very allen "unreachable," which upaet.s me I have caught him in several lies, for which he a!ways has explanations. hut I am not rorn'uwed Evert time i try to tell him I want tat hold off marr .ng him, Pc gr:'. a terrible attack ui sometl'thg Asthma shingles I am so afraid he wifl die, and I'll 1w responsible for It Hot' ran I get out of marrying turn without making him sick' I'S A lUST [)EAR ARH's' ,4ftgnr tab.) raftr'd 3 (T) PTIS, --- - a - 12 11 10 - - Afl _____ - - (IT1thtt " StporUng eractcrs as Allen and Rst, a pair of cpatnates Prance, are enli tn international police to break a a bustling town. and tt site the Indian picked For hIS It1"' robbcrytocarcforhiswtfesnd unborn child. Rut the Mod Squad karns about the caper, al discovers that the cs-con's wife iplayed b Linda Marshi ziLo has cancer, and will die unk iIX' t('et't' expensive StflknartringShortIyafterthe the center of town picture, the team broke up. .Nuff said. 9-10 treiitnwnt. from the Carroll R.tt - 'The Last of the Secret Agents. A feeble attempt at spy-spoof as Allen and Rossi tried Ii' break into the movies with a big fanfare as a heralded neii Laurel and Hard) e-h team In this flick. Sane) 9-la I 'f \l i'l ii \'i NCIIES Man net' ideas Ire / .ut' an mw sou can get cilt tO ionic .:-:rrrstin; flC'St '.ituatiotiv nd pc:.plr who inspire you with the right means lot ntakmg sour lift more effectuse and through v t'm you can gain (hr irtfutmation necessary if you .rc to snce towards a more interesting lilt- Lxpand \LIFS iMat 1 it' Apr l) lie scott- dealing with people .r: prcdkms Important to your welfare and get ecdlirnt rrmults I nguirrt itir works w isei' Fntertain good friends charmingh 1IURLIS lAp" 20 to Mat- 2()i Find (hr right a' to ge-I the advice- you need from rsl'erls so you can put it to escellent 1 ('U',' UUI liii UiIiJii I UT _.___ _,,.-__ ,_ IiiLiT(' IUt,t,Vi Iii .i,_ ------ him' I UI UI r one w'hc' s-ants Ic horn in nit your territory c;LMINI (Mi) 21 to June 21) PLan time lot being with t'usted ps1r and get into thisi- oup affairi iniportant to sour w'rll-t'einj If )OU use a positive- approach you can get lCtI)fl ir, that personal Don't retire too late tonight MOON CIIILDICI 'm (June : to July 21) Contact those' ;'rc'plc it ho can do much to tuxiher your aims of a career Add to prestige h nsining in some civic work tha' is trnportant Show you lute true ability LEO (July 22 to Aug 2 ii Gi't into the good geaces of a .liarmtnr Person wticsst' esorrience has been different from sours Gaui much therrt') Makrthrplansnowto travel for "me important purpose and count the coil well VIRGo (Aug 22 to Se-pt 221 Sit down with experts and find thu best to handle- all your responsit'iuties without hating to won so much Fend a better way to please- loved one, also Show you arc lo>'al UltRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22i Sit down with associates and discuss mutual aims and operatIons intelligently for right ri-cults Being mote cooperatise- with others firings fine urtderstanding A little Iu'mneu with mate brings good results Tic's S('ORPIO (Oct 23 to Not 2 I) A day to get much work unr prot-ided you schedule your tinte and activities wisely. Make sure that co-workeri udci'itartd WOCk plan tie-fore- delving into it Home is Your best bet tonight sA(;rn IRIUS (Nc'i i'' in l)ci 21) A day for doing ;'re-tt) much what you want to do and doing it well, since you operate heal this t"a', whether in husuiei. or social life Remember mate' with same charming gift Show you trW>' care CAPRICORN i lie-c, 22 to Jan 20) Get into the activities at home that ku' approve at for excellent results, pleasing all corucerned '1 burn take it home and en,)u) the cunipan" zil those >'c'u lose lake that chip off your shoulder AQ!,frtP,It'S Jn 7) Ic I'd' liYou arc alert and clever now and sh',iuld sit dot' n with partners and react: a t.rtt underitanthng as to future operations Handle letter writing, tra,nsportatum matters wisely Asoid one who wants to your timePISCES (Feb 71) to Mat, 20) You want to add to present income and can do just (liii if you fobs ttuough on fine, practical ideas you have-, Do linen to wheat a most successful person you know has to suggest. Avoid one who * - l EVENING - OtT (2) - - Tell 'rP 'Truth C' - - - - - - - - - - -- 44) i?tpc.i' ' Magazine Pointers From Polly Reader By Polt 6 - 00 (2) (C) 4)5 (4) 630 (2) (4) i ,srFØWu1iIAt)tiipivus,-. rooni i- i,' u' 'epa Al, c,hoi,ri Ac,. ,, , ,,,,, ,'m 50 l'li.,c'e I?) t%i7 (4) (9) (13) (44) Movie kun; Fit Movie Movit c:o c Just Jazz (34) Jazz Sri ,000 (2) Dear, MartIn Prts* 5?rt at Sari Francisco (74) tint' FamtIy i, nws'e dried c-cnic'nt spots from aluni,nurz'i siding it t out tt'rt'c'king the siding Ms husband put a ct-me-nt p.. In. in front of our house and after awhile we' rnitice'd ciii tilt ttii- linus,' that had tiarde'ne-d and wilt rot hudge Sonic art' largt-r and thicker than others ..nd it.ok territil,- hut it iris has art ids',, atitiut rent rig tIis'flt Ttianl. you '\l.l('I. IC' 30 (3) Thirty MInutes With (44) Ct'Iefrlty Row-i,n 00 (2) hPv, Ney,'s (9) N('W (13) Ptttr Gun' I LIFAII 15 ('L.l.V - l,tI,, \arics I ton have' a wits suits coat and nt't-de'd to clt'an the l'riing I put mine' in lbs bathtub wilt: warm not hot waler and a mild soap and se'rutitw-d the' Ilnini, not the' vinyl l)o not wring or squeeze' just hang on wiiesclen hanger U. drs The' tub give's resort Mi thu cciii us nor "ri'wdt-d to get wrinkled tin tiad)v soiled areas I first put on ti!l'iilufldrt spray If necessars the' lining alone' can 1w' p'"ts'd BARh1'}t ' -- I'I,Aht GIRLS (II ('OUt'it, this is emit to hr used if the tuibru lining will lair to water ii the- be-rn bangs loose (runt thr foal irs a small rorne'r first MIIT1C fabrics might Ins, their looks complete-Is and i-se-n shrink Whrri there is rico iS. ithi.ai i ,...i i.. ., •'UI OII ""5. well protected U*hli- and ge-ntis scrub stilt ii suIt brush rinse th same wa's and the-it hang w rung itde out fur quicker driing - N)f,L.'i - as "''"' ' ' ' ,. .., ','•'''" ' ...... ,, u ,.,,, '"S _________________________ - 7 3C' (2) (4) (9) 300 (2) (4) (9) (I]) (4) 330 (2) 3) (4) (C) A sudden turn for the worse 7 00 (2) Je-opardy JU0 , ' hearts East could gain nothing b% discarding because' the- parade' iii hit-arts sauteild continue East ruf It'd South o's-e'rrul led and pitse're'dod to pull the' rest of Ea'.t triurli;''. tiut ruw hi had thus L'.r trump It'll en tlunin;'. He' cashed the' diamond kini rulfe-d a diamond and muds (I,. last two tricks with hearts 'a .s' '''' - 'i''- .' c :-. ui Nit ti jump tu thu's .spa:uswas a slight uve'rbid but South had pivots in reserte- so thie' slant looked like a cinch He ruffed ii r second club and laud down the' ace of trumps lie' had evers intention ut drawing trumps and claim ung but Y-t showed out on (ti, first trump and all of a sudden things had taken a slightly nas ti turn for the worse lit' cusuld with itt,' are cu duamtintds tune-si.' against the jars cit trurips dra'a the- flst nI (bent and dc pend on (tie' hearts to romp home' But hearts might nut britak 3'3 Or he' could tr' to ruSt a diii' .4 "J] [''• ___________________________ lO(, Ysesi - fast movies and anylhu'ig tnterrrnnable athletic cxtts So Iasked her why she was so excited by that inpass terception, "Oh, I win a ii III) team wins ' And that was one of the players on my team who caught that pass" ''Vt'Iie'n dad you start this system of winning dresses" I inquired "Oh, we began It last Thanksgiving "And I have already -i 3 new dresses from Dan "If I select the favorite team, he' may insist that I give him 7 points or 10 points before I am entitled to • ... "morti asia] South "Sometimes he takes the favorite, so then Io,Ct have much chance. as P hiss 1-'js -'a).,. .t_,_ _._._ I L,__,_ i_,.,...,.,,,, RUt UlIP WWSVJ I IWV IU J '45 i 4 Fa,s CS I 1'uis • - I •A k J C 5'h,át d(' Sot. A-Bud iii sisdrs 'to'. shuuid be'S Cl USC Biuii'kwuud unless .u. plait to bid 515 ii tour aidr buidt ' winning, even with the dee-dog teams!" . A'IlILETI(' WIDOWS Many of you sites complain that you are "athletic s'ido" during the baseball or football .- 701)A't i'tJ( LsTlO% lrute-ad cii bedding foe diamonds >0w p,artswr his bud (is-c hearts Lu show it'o ste-s What do you do now" For your mates art' glued to the TV screen and often will nut come to the table to dine with yuU serve them 'i'ou their meals on TV trars so they may even Answer tomorrow - - ii 1 .1 W)1O YA TYTN' T' T0 SMELL MY F2C'WE' S _; - - '. - I. l'l'4INGt Sss s,er - - S IS CAPTAIN EASY Vi,,'- by -' ,r.s s.' •s- ISE , T'E ¼'"lt' I 5'k'r-T 1"-". ('itT' s' %t-E_ i"'. CoC' 'rc -'!:': ,ss,' %E.'.' t%E,,,,'- "''fl -TEP.Acrsar FLO: - -''r", wa ' - ,,,' till "1' m,'2"ROr- PL'I' 'z_ _______l-Er -¼' s,,'!"''. "r$cut.-;' .-, '0¼-S . C"rt-', Af1r'ir"' "' - • ' --' 5 Church FRANK AND ERNEST '4NCIWDINC. Carrascoiendas Match Game by Bob Thavos Jjtuc I flit - Fuc1 [BAD 8AC1 ' '-. 1 :[ \ 1H-f1 P4w Showing U ;_ ' J tIYP0cPIONcIKIAC) 5 I'' Can't 4 - 30 Sat. & Sun I 30 I UI I sst'nit'n toward football, imitate the' deal that Dan makes with Judy Fur Judy is a slender girl weighing about 115 and about ti 3" tall You wouldn't suppose she had much interest in the rugged game' of football But withanewdressat stake she' is as wildly enthusialc as her husband hIe'i' CaM flirre'I) shos'i that if - WI NTH ROP 'I I ) , N) I'vE .jr DCcco Wi-tAT 'TO BE WHEN I GZw LiP. '- New's Electric Corc.,,r'-, Hogan's Hercte- ,, .*ç '-' --' I .. ' -_ - r - - ----- - ,, i, '.a CALL 8348586 NOW . usa'' . 'I,LAI ,,,,,, 730 7 - 30 ' - -t,- .- n I 1 Thi,t I, It -., - - I . '( E\ EN TAT ,,mmE COA > ' .' ' .. '',,';-- ,.,i It --" .,'' , 'i'- ' ,, - I '0 '4' - II - -'-- , s,' i "' - )--i'j - . , -i .0 -"' 1 411 INFORMATION - JOHN WAYNE 4"i Y 'm iJ 1i Y l BEETLEiIAILEY (ci'&ti.'t roT' S4.AVE 1'PE AF7MtN I THE DARING DOBERMANS 2 ii 17:05 3 I / FA'ORi'TEt' ".-E ' '.5 - MINl - suZT Ask for Wont Ads ypg' &o,lo YOU -E"' CFF /'-• '-, ", '4-e,5,r,Q itt .1 lute-i tii,u S lime's 21c a sib. U iS lutist 77( ,i lint' ii little'. 151-??. MINIMUM CHARGE i d , ( - -' '- II ill mta?sft?rn 11111 ____ ;. _-.- tp RIVER R(1OI HES'I'%t:H\'1' Breakfast 7-11 Lunch 11:302:3o 1'i ('" c v '''7( t'. R1 NOT ' -U' ______ ,_________.__ \ ---."-'------ TIlE PHANTOM •. ',AwJf",-. -. (QOi TRy)4 TO f lf(%t SPlAY '-' dO us tsiR INIASO (slAP / Rated lot Consecutive Inter Iloll s No C h,i nqt' -i,,,,:' S '- -- '-'____________ ______________________ Lee Falk and Syharny Mel! ,a,)(t: INCY Di%t-Yti'tL' s'fPF IT "sfCRrt iR'suI, to TfiL P5d fi6V MALO, NC IAR4*tk'P ' - (Sf51 cit Of Ihi)y Wont Ad Deportment Hours r'f( ('( CsifF Ia Dinner S-lu $ ias Sise4' .se is c..,, tsi., 1 IIOTLL?, , t,',oy '".) 'I at re " : L j inn WOkLOi,O5 st kiln' I 4 , _ANt iup • o __________________________________________ I ' ',' S )Op iii Ati 4I,"m.clisiflui 5115i551 515 lIT Ii's 'minii d II,. tid vii I¼iilfl5d5 ,ia,mai,caui, Dr iii'' au it VP sd.,s lPMII'v hAtitiAtto NL.'.S SiC I iON i'tit it d,ttf ibuitd II, lii ' ' / -. i1 - 'I' tut' TtA 2 /, A.!. - i - ..tfHrai w • .'' - - Il: 22)2','04 ___________ ____________ II 151%, pad .Jd,t,.nii Ii KS horn's in in. a... Ad,., utah Sliuwid ml sad. ifimi 'i t ,'.taum iii.'' .4,0*.) a - Apartnients Rent Furnished ___________ - Det*fltu*fl a.* 1 becitsatm l,,imnuteml oCOI / I5 t hisi I)!, - - tiC t,(_,%5', ,'c'cI,'t "t'i:5,5 0 :5 I , MTJLI'ePtL 322 iwi .' 4141. soii Ic U)u3l.lO ----- S4FORD - KingstHomes I *0 3 055ir(4t'n 2 iS-iS Cl tig,t*,. i.ornor 'tt,i' jr li,, .O'S'tTIlt4'' ------- ---'--- ,, '' P.S'S,. ,'4)' '. -_________ - P'' 15555 ..,'4(" i'.jl kr1tiwiflIJis ¶ JdiI stLPW4NTC,)ADS 1511P iJI(Jt 1 arelsu'i" .: cssiswd On .)'3V trni i-" L'101ViPI'S by " Ol'tLt'IMtNA1 i'54 k',E Is-, EMPSttT 4ç' -Vst.'cv nfujs- tlsJ5,00 r?I,iy b,,,,Ofsi'ewd from 'he Wu)4 -4our u4tiv 3* Z('J Ca(j'it: BvIdnq 12$l3 N .5',spity,53 ..ao -Ji - 'ViSpf"..tfi 5, ' I$0 4915 Good hourly wog, hours this posit it.tli iy tht- star be'tt,,'r tttsi,j p:,,, 1'.I, ''N '. APPLY IN PERSON 'i I''.a'udm 41C4 hsi 55eV$i,i*I,.! h',,ii'5% iitecenl utbmet eIunJ lit''t i I,..iI IliaC5 arc) benefIt Apil, 'i , i.'it A.,' A1-.a. ,-' , ,iI - t.en'- i , i.-,.,,, con..4iJ, i:5tai -- - ',,'s'al lisa, "'".e"f) SCOSIti' Good Ci'i - - '4(5 .4.'s (7 for rest Greene, Inc I 1,5 iS ' .i 'I. I ' I '' I - :%fl 'Suet.''. 's.t-' ii,t', s%l%t5?lti%?Itt 5._i ,', - jr SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK 55.50% ', 15)55 122 131-C SuntSa,. '',' 'Ml CilAlk Salesmen 'qe'.leu' r,5ISt's I HELP WANTED 'I5'-. ti%ttng cuitipuler s.' - • ,.nd •ailOr ass sta', ui .5 VS. 'd .. Slemper Agenc I .5,-? ,,i,i, .5s ,.si 5,1111 -,-,,,t,l% Appi, 755 s,. Pàit, A,. sat iâll Ut 7HZ •sh CS I',ih I ,,tersni (I, ien-%it.e-3 ,,t'1-'t ,ICJ'"V'' 144s5 It' ,- ,i',If ".1 W*0 c*tOGEa000 vuILsia Lass Ma' t S tugs' SI IIee' IDes100*fl fiIPI4I 51.545 5 .5.jrapes. a'., ansi ,e*n jrpe. 'l J"ti J, 01,5 5', .i's Slat ,,, ,' aces 1,' 115 IQ i's *.'t -aS Sansor'S 1,1 S'smr,sastt'jlt-,pfnrg, 'riCO,-" .,'qtng, urapem, s*'r"mng puoi ACCOIJNTAN 1. I -a' /Spst o' 1 ee,snue-, •r - COflitoei(I'.l praV,fl'/ ar - ___________________- --- Li, s s't 5 .5 ,, t ,,, , i* .4, '.ijte, I -il Oil 5250 ,'.,. u"a-,. ar'icar'e Jsfl situ ts"ali , -_______ sill 1,. 5 t'j.l watresssa lhvr ml "ret,, t'apeeiencei 4,o,M,ld sit 'II,) cOfld.t.ut.s (Iii lU -''4 '- i.ti,P'i'ft Sqsa'itt)s-'i, it'.t Jl',sj Sr - .-.r '-n",,' .',.,i-- ATTEN'rR: PNVESTCI' SPECULATOR" ac'. iD 0 Male Female Help Waiiit'd - IiJndi1C*%i)amuutIIibdI"it,.fltS ii 'i uiu'ef (tow -r' ide'ji tp, iA,nI'%Qf '.is S pad I 1ear , en CuoI,iml Mi Auiington, I ,ipS SIiIJCUUIiS ill 1412 day l'"ie I, HAPPY HOUR 4,1 Two Dninki For The Price Of One . iii Slu.eIays a holidays Ca in 13 Noun Dead liii. -13 Noon Day Bib's Publuahlun b'jt,ine'. We'i't. LUNCHEON au user o5n'n ,,,,,iI on alter 1 5 r Day. L, ___ 1 5 \ I- lvii 1.1%, - s Call 12) MId s'' foe *umSn 02 *05 ni.) SOC the Lonue. Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line J - I i',,,ith, 'flsur.fl(e alteC 2 m.uiitht I -- i:s7 S ' itWAPSLlPS 514.55?. APIS 5I$475 plant riveter'. ADgito ,,,,,, ,tiuni p4y *151 tine 4nd hilt 4<.c)r iIni' ."' 31. flies Minimum - I ttssy cathy '.4, IS5IT*Q*'ISS'm - - Øi,OUE ' . _______- _________________ I I ' 'I' s: ',,'-i-,- .1 - ,e nl,,c'ih 5 a tear 122,In,5I tll' a leery aeIP. * * ' rnms C -S UHlOi'4 -_- - ,. t It I I ,I' "41 3'J Pit i' .5L ,'Ifl4t,4I5,4 'ii.) ',5)tflIfl41i i,,',,,S PO0WiLL pa, Ii ',i''t?.',Wy 7It v' SJ 547 II?) SO-SI I ar,lr',on' fw't'trI,' CORBU'' Tao bsocset5, I batIi- *111 "0 ajit iarpel'rg. o'.pes. tifliral 5111,51 1,..) •.r C 9 ,y eqti'poed 5'tI".n '051151 ,I51 d.W*JtI"ef 5150 Jli 50X%, $3-I ,'ilI jIlfe' 5, dacs Ails tm. aassIr"ui'5 ' CI i% , - - - :r.'-s ,,ree'm5 S 0'-.'.' - C -Q553 pOut, *ci clt.jren 'cc'e.a a'deni, 15(5W 25th_ Sr - 2)2 2059 - A,?, .s, , 1.,- ,•IICiit h. (BJR't't DEPSRT%iENT) WANTBP TO iJ'? A ' ioos Winter ParkSeminole 322-26 1 1 Orlando 831-9993 Mon _______________________ - [II WALLACH IICCHIGFI ill II Ii o i'. III I r'. P/f ,)?5 a aDes , WAITRISS[S - 112W" II','' 'illS QCiIt *551 5 lIt -,',J IH e A #50 •" - ,, - . t'-Iit',t-tes S Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 -I C*,ic use4vi ,, '- ' ,i'.,,l'.ed Rooms fUr Rent .e-P' ''tot "- -. i5 *'?' ' ' I4I) u, in ,, "-. ' HE'.' - eanloed Sell 'hem si.'. ,%?'l At ir "''a'' as ro,rcrIana.s. to fiseSleci - - I-" .,s'. j ' :,c'i Soft., u,s';e-d •,,0,5P'-4'm3 Pri4q *0I "4 i $.( etc a 552qf .5 :a-' i:i 'TI'. 'nt-iI (JI )fl Wo'ssIard Co$mf$(S, Dont Shut' (ascii. '-n"I ,jPit A S and AiDES Espe ro,sJ c,S,i'r,d AppI, Late, Ce' cursing Center, SIC E ',',I SI v" LANDLORDS s;s 1:' , i,.. .,. , ,, ,_, -. - , -_ __________________________ ,'n 405 ?4an?4 Ta Rent SME'4'I7.POC .:s t-snlotd POurS OQ P. Cost r'O,'r is,) S','il"q'Isiile U'l))I',l ,,t,C , ir N iu'(:uu3qj 4-nt '- r 1%0 "'ri', us.5o FIord'. CompaCt5 t-,ttJ.arv OS Generai Ftfl .,, s.iunq lto.7tA' - "I ,'mI!ra(tI'me p'm'csl !Ø 1 ,i 0 15 I' , "-On i' ,'u'ss'O'aI m,,te siP n5?r ,(!ur "",'1''sc'! "- a'ea - I 'V itt - * •r1( . ,'t-..r - '0'tily Si'r. ei!lbu.W.d b'r Our cotooany 'A Doctors asIc. •sperenc, and earning Bij -,inns-'. 0u")o,l'? p For Rent I, Ccoo,rw',a, lee' lh c'y't rd'u. ,j'jau 15? COIJOlO 02 seteic. Stores preferred Salary compel' si cmli 37) lisa WANT AD I . ,(.j,I1'1,&ir,,.m'A'r, ' ' .? (' ,,,e"i 1 ' 5 (all R('Seqt• Maturity For Rent No ,,%lrTtCiiI requIred 't epSon's? Resort Properly ia Ia OUTStAteOsiiG i47, Sanford I C ,iiti;iiiiq Resot is Ii,, - I tents-i pm'Att'cai nufse toe' Sar,4cm'd 5iflt.Øn'5 QHI( Reply Soc $05. cp Ot TPie Sinford Herald. Sot i,' 'T!AD ,, 1' ii A!C USEP T'A , '.wi't I'---, Pot i'', -'0--.-' ,',,- iii 4 - it,I', ' I - -- l'- -, - I 's'st'r ctjr ce coc ) ,,,) - 5•i Ton.9h1 ci.a. casts wNs. 1Thh1hh1!uui i -' Arid send toe tn - "Tests for Husbands and Wise;," en' closing a lung stamped, re-turn rtist'lupe'. plus 2. cents 55 it' iSiSN I -- -% , 4t4h ,,} , n, . 'i'vuliq E,("AR "votj su , hilt-is 1 cwaall Il desclo. more interest n hubbies by adding a little' zest likcii nc-w dress or even a ls,,x of canth 'w.s cM psiwm. / 50.' U6D COXA ,,, in,,4,. Husbands, help your wives ia,c a. Qp ,- L, -- /'I,' Tomorrow' as Os . 5-'r " IT DCIeNT ' ':' t- (,cj, ,, c..' ese.isr touchdown, She' almost . thusuastic as :1 she were the Ill coach of the' teni And she groaned when it looked fur a time as ii her team s.tws, r - - sa' rr DCt(5t',. - r e coe-' ,- .,, , a mmn.,i '" ' k ''"sA' 5 T5 AR--: -- ,_,* patIi" and proJect yourself inure' s'is'idjs unto list- conflict .ludy thus expended lot of calories Jumping up and down whenever her team made a first down or se-urea] a field goal or aai i_i- ,. ,,,, soca or e'.'en a close friend Etit' then 'ou t'C psychologists call ''emS ,. tmf'fl?1ii'm5 r' •-"s down .11 - ! , '' '5 ,.t_._,t,, A (hi "- - - - ", BLONDIE ',- as.vi -. - ______________________________________________ ____________________ when you have a ion playing on tlit' team or ime tither relatts- c iS' '; ii r'e I,t buy or sell. ,,,IIt I- tint Woe'nt,r, 444 il2'i - Sn' P" t ,.. ,,,, -- - , , Lt3t'l w.'oi't AVO PS Ic .'ivt-1 Aqi'ncii's Ii * I ,, -s,''a"t-., -'?"Aaittr't", ,oei"-.',,,., ., ',I .I?I,'t C '7.. i' c. 1.5-i' 1' I ' L. 8305500 •l Cc' A''' 'Sgtprusma'nly iu *i'5iiltphy Sot SOS, care 05 ii". S'.' v.) Herald. boa toil, Sainos vv , ane a.",q, Roberts & Gilman 2,54,rr 5- 5" 1 5) 5- "''-A"4'''4 '-' TL't' aarnt phcxiume'non u('t-tzrr 1,N N r L,1*."t.! IYA$Al. --- 'aas going down to defeat, then screamed in delight when it suddenly sent Into the lead with _ _-I QMEG MAN '_ ia(AtR( was -.1 tt,r ':' tIV Cih4RI.TOt1 HESTON THE .1 - ,:' ,.. age , Pliti IIt:Lin womr fast I *iw•fl i,'v 'l4'14,LI'jhJ1i'jLI'f'I:111:T:l4[.J,' you out the' orooer moti's'atiun 00 any subject. the interest of the sorters cit spectators ' R l 11': Female Help Wanted '''-1 i 50j' rse-w'a ,. an Plate you it lie yam, ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE Gilligan's isla'id flew's Sesame' Street :,,.,,, 9 SSrC-.'s 'i ,erllytflg Call Rrserse in l,s'n.ng - - H4, .",l.f 510.5? irriitgflg, iirrlrUto%, 'i5a - 5' I-I 'S "1 5'' 'S5- •t ',5iv "I? 5' 'I W.ld.'ri 1"' ,""' I- , s n, I'm) Programrnn; Elt-ciric Cornpar5 ,., 5'- 1 trance. Oil 7)00 AN (QUAt. LtI'PQRTUP4iTY EMPLOYER rnc- TP,t'Vi' it is, u.,n,t ,,na "Ult tiPlOoi dplom i's nut 'i, 'i'd Pri'i,sr" ,n.rmrfl tc.' Si',* .0 '''V , by Dick Cavatli r'. LOOs 1*'! "-4 ,'.',Ai,' i-sE A,l,j5T ( 'v,,u and , CAy 9e0.n., 'o a.'.' Stooi,,'l " - claps operator Prefer ci start - Mobile Home 1 F r t is 11,,• pie' - 1'7 ci'- vi'r.eflCC in eitcOd'n9 and 11/ 'II i'q'Te, ',.r OO $L '4)1) c,.. .s s hnclud•i 'stva'tor. '.pa'-Ii,r,ng -it I 7300 AN EQUAL PPORTuP4iTv EMPLOYER I SI '',,,,,'',,,' a, F- -- - 4',' j itt ciit"r'rcc" l) JUie-'Ls'hl 0J (ALL 1)11040 FOU 1)it't C ttO'i' 14 * (OLLI'4', li sad cred,t% ourCflc•, 471 ,i,i,l ,Ou jilt' A, ,i.ijibiC è1UT 3) SOtifld t (34) Sesame 5?ri'e.' (44) Ge' Smart 630 (2) hew's (Id Newt, (C) News (13) Peter Gum' P1 can munch on their hamburgers while watching the' game' if )(itJ wish to motimate' '5'' , J 'I ' tt.drvit" "dutlt Se iCily P-s -2 5-tv-om "TURN THE KEY S?k TypiSt E'per'e"cCd ;yclere,d arial,dg, ci J,'b,lt IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES MATTr.cZ... - L s-li PERSON TO OR. FERN (APet)APScF ,',,r'#e'4-- DOUK'r lIAblY s- i" ____'w MUM Mobile Homes R. :011 I)' side, I 10* ,151*0'i My1m15, 57') O00'. ,5I .Slu,c, 111.5154 Ii.) SPRAS AlliS', 1,' 'i' c'I 14 HOUR TO - ''V ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE -1 , 'm 1'#)"451 "' "ant 4vA.ISbiC 00, , CAl L 8348588 NOW COMPLETE LINE OF GET WELL CARDS '100 JACKPOT te Life To L..' ' VIII' its•_? I4 rn,j%l hC wsiling to slat ni '-.'cJ',itpl, Pnt'y,oujt e,pr,ene is "it ?cqc, - 'e'tI 1ot your personal iSr - ' 22 GAMES PAY ONCE F-3 AL'L EVE NIPiC, ,', - ' - - 'c, '-or ,,-,n,1r P5il'I'. '5! '5! "-- 'te'i it s'' ('.1, *0 Cahein fl 15,511cr Pin, 4? fInlu 411*2)4.0, *'f -?.lri MItt P.a't.'sCrpra?ost, Wit ,.arr a' "'0 ,TAUT AI't'i Y IN 0 ',i I' tJ T I ° I'i)OGIlAM,s,i(RS the dem.'mr"l for Qu.tltm',J proqvamcY'ers ijrm',tt We wit tan you for Ili uP'', thI0"l prc'le'I'sion P. sc,,.:,' ,'m tI, i'r,ptoymt'nl ,sl It'e !li'f' .5 nO age imp, tul 9th & Oak General Hnsptai Mci* New' Zoo Revue Return To Pc1 'a" Pint. ,,,-, , It •,i I -.-'q'sev'e1 easy So fitjCi.f p 10' -.'Oo,m4? nil neAt) PoSrig Co..' 0014 St-.i '- - 5. 4, '5105 '.,151, 55,t. twww7,,so'. y.s.t 5Or,.,,n.ti, a., i" rtr AG,lt* sohy *eesiP'srS 3)7 111% NORGEIOWN aaQes, app, - (, Ip s(, " ,st' .5 s' '. ".lii,nn Sl.a PSnr.' -'i' 0'afid SI C','s0e 4aái:s ,' ts"s'tnl 1,P'.r'74f14 Pim4So P'tIt'. j Business Opportunities 1$ if -- ii hlm'itu',as Rent curn' Slit l,,lut• Good pap Sri ' -- ' pIf')tJ',5fi',,Qv msul Apt p '1.51, ' '' cc i-,,. . GFNFRAt. LAB 0 1 £ R S MEN & WOMEN 4 it tar ,"iFini. ", A '"'J'.-$'rn.n ."".-' -- 'I '-V hOOt FItS 1:'pe'ncPd ri bta'Ii -,p io,h.ng Auic, ROOFERS oem'.' '' i', a - 173 15.'i0c"v- (,)cIer,do ''" i"l'i Sttuations Wanted .0 (Iluiwl 0'. t'nr pIpC (rca A e,'-'mMeerit P"$'n. good PSy Cr4 t.v'.S.tt A0pIv ri person. 1)5 Sn I 51' -, s - i sit s ,,'ihi ,p , Oct,oclri COil FGE 1,, ,., i Souls asf'sau'scef"c"t ', 5414r 5 •.fe'l5.e't 4' r.is t'...A-rS 'o'.%'ng Suer, vail Seas.) rI%u55 54. ,"totit.' O• 25 el 551 0 it,l.le.0 .ye-a P/cl. r,C 4$lh AstO ,, Pv't'*aI5, iin'vs Oyiri, i'a - Tel 5)1 44) 55")' 'm iti )'l.i CJJ II'S -- i'"' "'p - ' ','rit C fl ,,iapss,ri. .n.I,tt Apply .ts t-41,011, Ill - BINGO I 14 '1 'a*o55 ,0"5 A"4 -' Whirr) 5-' 5 lASSO ''iSiOIj 11054 CORP (ii i,,iSi ,ilt -' COUPLES I Cc. 1,5,5 .'co'mrim'rit 55,,' '1 a ri'aueer'gno nçpof?uittp SIt *01CC 'P' .),'peMS.)..I tP'InlViri f.awl I' i' I A'VITI4' F .p.r,i'tt(d 1,.tt "4" SrI.) 'si man iSiS tpp.i nI An p.e'lI,nf 's't4w', alt' a ,. ORLANDO IUJSINESS J - --'- - Pr) Pr 7 'tw'i'Pit'Iai f,wt.c, -Or.,? -s stOf51e'si 1.1, jspcw, 'ma"re, 09 (IIUntS%lj Nlt 1,5 FAiPt (,f'~F5f AAA '''-'I S And *Oi. rft' s CALL 834 8588 NOW 'kA'i'. i4'tS4UT T RE5,-t'I., l%4 4, -LCt7i', t'-t"ei' 1see...A ywo.trrTgg 4 '.'t'-45t.' ,;'tsvc WORn, t(E4Nf't .5 Ot r' Ct7iPLE e '-'ARTtjT, sS'iYt4'lJ! - -. '---r'r'7 _,,' Crooks & Lawrence i, T 1R. o ('.5,tJr, Ho.ses P,' Unit,rtt,t,h," 1? 5,I,t,ff ii 9') nivs.'tti.rr# 17)1114 . r ,PI$ni5l feud '.')uflujt inhfe'5tntj In ,ou and i' --i i it ucg'- n'I, we will ujee ,ii - 'i,npinc' Irouing md prnv.d -#:,u 1,15 SutiOr pAIS ?'It',' rmplor"s'nS ,'mh,(h (OvPI yOU i14'%YC Itt5 "'tang Afld e'vt'fl10i7 C ..,,i,ihie You nutt tee a'' "'j 'j,,qu o,,,,,i,t,i, l'eS'S , v-,,l ?.f-,-A '''t-- '-'i E __acos-er (I rig I 5/)ck •,.'5' -,'" - ilf'J(t .0 54?IOrA?S SO? fS Op Cnifl('CCP 0fU R[CE.PIIONISI P. F X £ CU I lvi S £ C U Fr A RI Al 1' RAIN [F S , rTi POSIES t'"p t)'rertttrp p,. Sr.) sit ilom.t5 . 713$ 1'',i' ___________________________ '"i't , •Eellf'Iif pi llncteig ''i-i" i"' " WANTED ThOUGH, HUH? LT% SilAgE ON IT! KtZ Saitft%ri a.,', ir,5 Call i'iStiC Stoff.S H.imdohl & NO RRP F'EELihi6 -iOE ": Lost In Spat, bonanza empl Construction Foremen * * "- WOMEN -- . 0 S I'1",i5 fl - 9 \f L 644.1OO6 Sesame Street Mileage' (In ri1 cOtt't,5,oiit ".e'Imolge 04 Inslructions .--, -1 ), ta, ' by o All " "' 5 "' '"'',', The Doctors Movie (24) (44) ( - 00 (7) (3) Dan is a football fanatic, hating won 4 letters in football while at college in Michigan, myself but I was surpt'ised to see such interest displayed , ' ' For nurmaiiy she prefers 'TV -N () Nt-wi (13) Locat swgeon Dt -tng the football seaaoti the women in otr house get very' little chance to view anyttung TV if a football game is '.,,,,,,' BUNNY 5eP4tLP ICJ ux I)) Women's Ni-.' I)) Starcast CASE X-588 Judy ii the wife of m' son Daniel, the dental , rns sing ano queen at tnat suit Ea'.t lollo'ae'd ,ind it was all os c-i but the- mopping up Hr c'ntrrs'd durnrns with the' aic' of diartiunds and led the at- ul BUGS TV The Price i "''I III I: .,', mo MtsleRociers Neighbor 0 (34) Batman dozing Not, what made' her a football fanatic? ::: '-- I ,'" Another WaYI 113 cci' lot cc. %'0'ii iflt!d',t, I -IIi -iitrt A p '' 4r( The Edge C (C) 3tT (7) - '( FRIDAY 7:30 PM 1' Mon I,. 'erOel'.)) 5Irj sr 11$ 51',tt'iIt Plait- 'F.': oIl. ui ais ,isp Po crude.' P-U,,,1p s. I "It' ar'. I ihA,.,, llanI•.) (i4tie5 lie'l* COiPpS51p ' O - lw',VWS 0515#- itO i-•t* -ep5al aCt' ir; f %.IS0g r.,,s.as?l ,qi4r/ pftii '051,5 dl 140,r 5,05*. DjIii"4a'p 55150 ,ra,'5Ci)f 14ti 1,-ia, Delhi r'.rsya?l Dspf p st iran esnd r.?-.'gsr vp.rtItf5.S!O III, V51 551 1 F C nt V p'. A '' 1?) )'M I" Color World Night Gin In P. LIfe - - ,- i, óse. fOf StudentS Dews' '0 door .0 'eqvPra.f'Q 'It qpd4C ,,'fnn.51aSo0 a P Ia' cc, tit c', i-.I'V0J '''0555 ?.,,IiittI .'' - -' 'ipIiOe't t'ii I ', - AiIAu,0U AP' A0tII, 15 - Sc .eIps.rpfeanf Ill 11)?) elS.r 4 p to '' - -'. ,iIstiWtO Aye', i'p5p ,-,-,- net' 'I- i] ' I ,,trM4t 0.' Sesame Streer Merve Gniffic was - , .1i ii, I''',, ' RENT I ,', ' (3) ts) (74) (44) i 3C) (2) $ 00 (3) surprises Inc wren ire Jumped upiudde'nh and danced a Jig hi front of the 'I'S' screen. For we men folks had bee-n Focussing on the pro Super Kowl football game bke thought she as That had to tie' (tie' best pet centag' so he' prumptl%' casttt-d BY George W. Crane, Ph.D., M,D WORRY CLI N I C she suddenly jumped up ft'om the davenport and danced a j ' , around tiw 'r t'L flililouittU Ill UUTI.rt "He' intercepted that pass' get ov,'rruf It-cl Finally, South Hurrah" found a plus that would work i Well, I am a football devotee hit-arts wi-itt around twice James J'.tutit ,fr top-Line'!. AFT E RNOON During the Super Bowl last winter, wewereali sitting in the living room "Wow" exclaimed Judy, WIN AT BRIDGE - by Al Verne,,', pic'Ii Os'se' nenevn,i or e.ari n.e o',,(; rctc p.frnr, r"a'i'c'•'I 1,1? ISll S'ma!SITSarp 3515 sew'' 171 iC'Y) f)., - rssoty '.astfttVi F SOIl IlInl$)SCdt i tCtlt*5"iPf'l I')'e.r s.'e55's fiiilg III, Sain,'.) A 'O')t? ftI I'S, InS ii? IOU ,,,,,,', T,i,ue'ri P. Ap's 7 ¶1411 ,epr.,4 srvit','et 015*05 P. 'I'd S F1'.F' ST,t'sPI vs r.uc, .,r rc#1 ''-I (In Snarl..). lit 7 I 5..)" Ail'ja PSI'S '.AP( MCi PAII3, 1 iota' p II ?i Sor'Sriel tleriV.i ttaI,ri Clan., operslr.s '-.enSococh ttr'nc g 1 .1r51to04'tO',CASS a.'Pi Sip., '')"f i*fc'55 VPO?I Ari.) heat,tel q'.fi' on.).' it'S C) (1 1 r-i'. MO-,e' sec'agr '0,' All c.p'.at lapS 51, -ft / f,.Sec,5,ah Appi it p.rtAes, 5-ui hater V,t.ia4')an 1255 S H'scp '. '''i i''..'r'PnSi ".55 P'Avo n fur" ta". muc"frt,o.'si .),,pi* rlrIsod51 0' 'my- ,'I.'A#OS S7 rg It' cep.. ai're't ,AnaI1151 tar •t,qIs-uet S rfci4C?5 mnd owepe ii'Attitt Sri irartspi'.vt 4,,5risi)qt4ta5 ''c' 55Se' fil f' inciSe I,1,,tt P'sv. - -''i''l i11) 7)4 III? I '5 Sn 'hal 'i-.'f i'c,i ,',i '1it' slit In LegrsIa!re (44) ROtS or Friend' 4 DC (2) Some''..' - scheduled' , PRISCiLLA'S POP - Lives The Gu(ur Light (9) Newlyweti &atr'tr (44) The Saint , Woe'i Deal Days pOriSPsm'p44 e.p. eene-..) TV (2) "''l Scuir~d. r itw''i I I..'. Si''-' 'i /it liii Ut-Il NBC DEAN MARTIN I'RESENTS MUSk' R)UNTBV ' - , Apartments Rer' F t,rn,hed it 045mc0 FlaOfsi''n snrfl'edeq pa..) %løiinn A$tastef*nl 11.11% tJcoon, 14 I onq*onil ,e '", -- AtJvo,,i'- r'is CO',VCPFPFR ',,i5ltf'NAtI' 1' MASS ii" 05 5r'JUSIOCS1I bt.ld'rig SPAM tutfirOS tIC F c',tt c i - Sari ill ''iii I- Child (.me COLOR Let's Mati till '.' ,',IjkiAflI', 5, P,A'tc.In A 19) hØl hu,lidri', stI 111 411)1 all.c Ii$p I' 0 lie,. I , , I 10-Il ABC STREETS OF SIN FRANCiScO RERUN' Ti' Set-Up." Stuart Whitman starred as a retired hired (u:. O who is coaxed back into acti.'u "for line more hit" for the mob. Match fls.l ccol'sI '-,J _U_-.__' Three Or - I5'l •' i,r-ma.). 'mis 'gwn ill tL I 'i''' ''t, "'• e'a',l'I A'is V '" t'' 11$ tisnfqnrf Art-nt? /rjt ills, f)iac a r member of the family to c'onmut Ofl ('%'II deed each itay or die In the end, Sir Ruthven convinces his ancesters ' relinquish their hold Ofl th family and erase the cur'-e () As The Summer (4) CBS Morning News (9) B0ZOS Rig 'Top 800 (4) Cai' )'artgeroo (9) W,lke Douglas Show 900 (7) PhI? Donahue Show In School Programs (tintil 4 p.m 1 Perry Mason (9) Mottle 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (4) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (3) Baffle () The 510.000 Pyramid ii 00 (7) Wizard of Cklth Camblt (C) Passwd 1130 (7) Hollyw000 Sauares (4) Lo'e Of Life (Cl Brady Bunch dc (44) New's " (4) Npw 900 (2) iroriside PoHy's Problem racy at u, the tragedies of a genertitloflS old curse that forces each (44) Stir Time 'X (2) Semester 7-00 (2) Today (9) Mod Sausd (24) Playhouse New YO Biography 44) Wi (C) St. tthie Almanac St rise Jubilee S ishine Almanac Flying Nun Tt if) 'I ,. ,ic,rk fl!Mlfl AIIIJ 2 I I Ove Lucy ,i- 1w iPc'ri5 Witch's Curse" All ends ellS this ito love as 11W catalyst in musical pctl about the Murgatroyd fami1. plague-I b) (9) All At', CPi1' r' 03) Young MOUdING (4) The I have at last dusc'ovt'rq,aj a use for those tear-nfl ads that art' placed throughout most magazines I tear them nut and use as nuarkers to remind mc of tavoriic aartI:-it- I nia want 1(1 gui bail. and read cir re'-re4id, re'uipes I want it' trt and so on The magazines that twti' such markers showing are never discarded until I look through them again I never put magazines it' the trash hut pass them on to friends and ri'tatut'.', who di not get those particular ones I often csct'iangc them w utlu neighbors who get diFferent magazines (in occasion I take them Ic. the' be'auts shop and the Iaundroniat Even old magazines have things in them ii. tie enu'yed laterMv St'u'rnher icsues art' kept inde'finiu'lv lit-cause' of mans gift ideas Christmas presents that can be rridc holiday re-ipcs and ideas for dec-orating the house I some ttiat arc it-r sears old that stilt furnish mc with matit ide . ;i..ti's H ce (2) Aitu,l$S hitS SIP Stit,te Aa it Sit) soil rni,5l he' 's',tjm,$I.,J t, l.i'wjs -°" the nublic News a Search For Tomorrow (9) Spilt Secund (13 Who. What Where Game ('4)NotFor wci-,'ten oniy FR IDA V '1 Fan., atm'c YourFuture Is Not' a) Whats My Line (9) Hollywood Squares - luL.l.\ - I 'a ould like to know CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1230 (2) .,.-.. (74) The French CP,e? Hoans Heroes P - DC' (2) HIen Reddy Show (3) Biography Cramer Sec'-r't Starr (CI ,1,....,4 (44) Pan Duke Show I I ui tc,ll W• ('a,.'' Mitufil 1' MI'MOiiiA( At it '''i''"u h'r$l Sc,, % 5c,n 0,iIes isrisi so Fr ri i -- Opr)-hou,e outside of Nuhv itli. which hasntt*'ennpened '.'et to ta) (4.4) NeA'5 i4) Zoom POLLY'S POINTERS lust II YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODA'I - he at she well tie one of ,hose individuals s'uthi a fine mind who will want to hise praise for anything traIls' worthwhile' accomplished earl>' in lift 1hr ince'nlnr still hr lessened 1') critucicm a, this is a sensitive youngster whio needs to be handled with the proverbial kid gloves. There- can be fame in this chart, eapecialiy in the field of government, the oratorical platform. Gte-c finest cducatian you can afford, 'The Stars impel, they do not compel.1' What you make of > our life is Largely up to 'i'out - - Results ?AaIs Fernaf. ItsIp '//ariteej A.i it- Hi' Pp Wandent YOSt tPUhIfli I CI rIm'., MI ?W1 So Get - , tinlici.' - medic)' from the "'• "' U3) New's - - Us Oswald WantAds 'I st #55, 1 t1,ula, ',,'js, I #, 55' (ic's A thee 0' Meits o tim' 'uw'i '" i5tiJ W'.nette, I.arwe Gaiult and Il.; Williams Jr. Marts does ii ( Conrtes i9)WiIdlitt Theatre -- DEAR POl.1.\' To - ---- * t)) Tonight Show (4) Moie IQ) Wide World of Erterlainrnen, (13) S .Ircas, (44) Truth June Wayne 52 LILA l( Herald - music variety hour from Nashii,. '.'ii ...t.._. k._ T.... %Iii(' IJU II ltiU iWdi iJmquimI Earcit, l.nn An1ersn. Tamm' . ( - say has strange ARC KUNG ELi i BERU "The Ancient Warrior." Chief Dan George nominated for an Oscar for 'I.at Rig Man", guest stars as a dying Indian who wants to tic buried in his native va1lc Sinatra atw4, I itii Jarc,hi arc THURSDAY J'IrrT1 am waste -- Tele isi On hIlL I'ol.l.'i - M let P,'c-ti its - st It hut rius altO (taring radios are pare-nt?. who' ne'te'r nil this -it kids tries I kncnm Miii' pt'opli Sit thit'. like' the' squeaks in order in see-p Lriu-s ox true i.ia' hut others dri not see-nt in knots what an oil can is for - lt(INNIE Instthne 'l,ittle A Francisco, THURSDAY SIGHT MOVIES I RERUN CARROLL RIGHTER'S - Doll." 128 129 I'3' _JJ_ I " r Z5 ' TI - - - I- 50 51 - - - - - - i, I ---'- ' - I of the Apalachin" meeting of crime tWLSiieS ts pland for San C 911 t1 IRONSIDE "The Dancing - i - ii:ro, among 19 stars in the country- - - __.,_ NRC BERLIN * 1 - - iii s'tj,li Il'T 9-10 NET Or Hudiligore SULLIVAN --- ______ ii .c" or '; I In ' ,r(,, - ,,,fJ7 '55fl'f'fl ki1,V, Caine tries t ot)llg. but It the once-peaceful valley s Marty Bobbins is 1)1411 Iit:i,s, If that's not "cutting him sburirr and - Prei'jezrs _______ shorter untIl hr grts the' meaiagr"-what Is t 'c;ui iS - Ask the bride's mother ann to find .sui what kind of gn Is wrsring, and wear oflC that will go well with hers I i'ertiaps 'mit son and liii fiance, clii help moti purchase (tie dress .nd accessories I Simu need 'tot (eel inadequate OF em' arrasird. Mle'r alt. situ are contrIbutIng something to the' wrduting thin is of the' utmost Importance': The groom? I1l-,Al( 1111(5' tltt.(,EI' I TIlE ltli,&t\X a M'(-reLur ci.niplained because tier husband called her at work iit''erP,l times dails' to talk about nothing She said *1* cuts him Otort, saying stw-'s busy, but he calls right bitt tO ttniiti Iirig. boring stars You advised her to keep rutting turn shorter and slant s': until he gets the message It won't work lit-re's my advice Tell him "No calls at work unless the' house Ii. on fire or somebody drojis When he ('onnj to rail, a, he will, oat this When viiu sas' "Hello," and he ways ''Hello,' you sn ''Good I.> ," and bang up on hint before bc has a chance t 'Y :un'thing rise When he' calls back and says • "s'ou hung U;' on me." you say "I know ii," and hang up on him again. IIEEN Tt'fltL' T' Nothing ,'lme will work , 49Sorrowlui !. rtriri'cl - 7 stimir hI I 1I I (i1 I Ilt''i .Lat.ttm.t' '1lta Dawn" and "A Song fr.' You" Helen gets help from her guests, including Rod McKuen, the poet laureate of the temporar) scene, actress Brenda Vaecaro who sings with Helen "Big Fat 1ix1"l, funny girl Ruth Buzzi and Fktt Wright, who doc a soul variation of Hclen's big hit. 1 - GROOM'S MOTHER I 4r Is bnrv* erm,nt : i*SavPur,.'. 4Irri4 1 Cd of low 4'l Show,r F$CI*1 IlatUr? 4?. Nsutwsl trm Zi Rarian 45FsiMloOl wii-i,.i U,T ? Ri'pa.r Helen jc highlight. 'Anthem-Rcv'eIat. yi' "I Don't Knrn How To Love thm," "Cra!y LOVe" ta 1 )p-den. a 16 5 trnn of songs b a7S.cluded ThDonatrd 11 BthhtaI 4 hin't knott what itt we-ar, aria] wor': knot' how U act ()' tti*t tn sey I'm afraid I'll 1w' a hick from the sticks and ill emliarrass my poor son I do janilor work in an office building at night, and I ju' won't fit in with these people. how can I either learn fast or get out of 1t 01 411 MOTtlER: lie s-nur,efl, and you'll do)uii fine. TI Time 11 S,, _'3is.'J' - iPai-r firs il(WNl tIRSI) U RFV'yIqF NOW 1 r,c,tpgc 1ss-' i sasu itNT1I nA's%'N 1Tk'lT. .. '' Ed Nelson plays an es&'nnvu-t who plans $1-million Rabs - 8.9 NBC TIlE HELEN REDD'I' SHOW A nice isciec- 'liCk M 3C)rwnLa1eoin' 13 ' Pcadarhc at the last minute and ditch the whole thing I (h. 2 i5 1Ii,5i' ç 'p ' -n - 'HI t'IIANr Ws'o iit.'.\ii t%'tlii I Wt'I (i4'*,IIi' 11511.5 151;:, i"t'VJNriI flif 9ARC 11W MOD SQUAD RERUNi 'And Once for M p..,. $ _____ the flF4R Pt Amid a arpn (.pnlk raSe Charlie nut .1 our life. See others and drop him gradualts mtlthnut telling him ft's his swan song iii m'our neck or him s'nrzi's'd DEAR ABEtS' I need help soon My st' 1w' snarris'd I met his bride-to-he a unce ful, rich society girl I hear thes are having a big church wedding There will he judges congressmen, governors and till kinds of high-class people there /ibby, I have never (met-n to a wedding like this let alone been IN ore Thu. is way out of my class I wish I could SI) I have a - Iloth Sai.tllii-of Uranu. DOWI Mwuisn aneallatton TIinnC. :t itrak Rs'trnut 4 5Ol$iti.rair f tspunfr :7 Cbin.'w' I ,"., - S.'t.o-t Sbofl art. l:%'rtIastlnj rd look Cr4Um. SOfl(T - a ir Thrv4W'd a scene with tie s"aii - 4lP.thola.i1 ah i\void I fir' ',,ir,ft,, 'I I I'' ,)tI W& Ad iI'i s.V',' 551151 I! lit, canals I mounlalig ." ' 'c,,-, 1 1 1 ACROSS 2 Cwd p..Ia1,way 'is: 1LufiIri IJi) FRENCH AVE it-j1 �- ..- . Th4/ .-----=-- --- - -- - -- - --=--'- - _______ - ,____-s_ _ - 4l T? 1013 --- ' t1 F r CII) 1973 i C,flflf(flf, Stop Wishing For 'Unwants' THE BORN LOSER - II Houses for Sale . ''' ,,- _ ' NEW HOMES* LL Geo. Wilimer EQual hOuSnQ House 91 BEST VALUE . - c,!, ml Wi0 char" n,, i'.,"npletirig I '54w 3 bedcsO'n M. 1314400 cc 2 bedroom. I bath, Sorge treenedpprch. large dfiii'lg roci" and kitchen Big lot, plenty V"aar low down payment Eats terms 172 7153 or 373 lIla floot Roberts 407 w i, S t COITEMPORAY In 731, ________ _______ (crnt lot. air COrid'tIor*d COLONIAL I 04A Call r0,tng CAl s:' - ____- by Caicc RuiIdr'. lot Ccrl A Fotr vas 08 Ave Sanford 372 ON 173,170 3 b4'dOOn. I'3 bitt,. cen' h&A Partially fenced yard Pomrs ac:a• .' It5 room. n'(e, Car pc 'te lse t, S(P-', A-1 lanc"cal;-0 ne*lt panted .nsr ater, ft Ct', teen and wall *all carpe4 lying room A .irt':ed lotsStreet light',, tp,.,a,e washer hall oewalkt 3 or 4 t*Voornt. 2 pct Take over "aPC• 534000 to 1)1.100 W gag, Pill Payments 51190 mo c loan hOme', to 1150* you C ali alter a 377 7177 ________ mortgage, or put 510 pci ' vwn n,* mortgag, We have MOSSIE C BATEMAN an mar, more. we Can tell ',o, , -ut We arrange vswicsng •er l4OLW 377 '4) 'r home of your choice Call q LAKE MARY-Luxury COUr'! v ''in by our Office open till ,, home on a little Ower an acre I.'e 'ii'. i' Great Place for the cPl0ren '0 00 s tPr' Ovtr 'We L,r,W root I bedroomS, 3 bathS. 19110 family room eith fireplace, eat in custom kitchen formal We Succee'd" doing. 7.a2 pool plus cove " underwater b.fn1PifI. and wale, ft Of cool Ot(II 'tip table 2000 Bakalla, Surrounded by prot'ttional land scapno Yin, •,trat call now to '" 4\4 'P,#' ' 1 i " l'a!4 sac' 574 950 - Till for Inc. Elmer 95 pet Conr'nton,il '' JOHNNY WALKER SANFORD - i bedrooms. I baths only I'j sears 040 Carpet , central Owner tran',t,,pd neat ar Call tO- tp 137.0 REALTY RE 4 - . 17; - Roberli & InC., Gilman Realtors tie',.,. ,. Stenstrom 104 7Il.7I City - 7I .111 IS to I.' A M lots and Acreage - CHOICE tarç. Oak ',rao4a on Lair Sl,r Broker , er 10S DOD Own 323 5171 Large 40. Ill I.), on El Captati All ties $7.S00 Call 323 0ThI j' l0acr,t Lake County high groin fenced wfti soft of trees 7 IC Acres near Lake .ICS*up. road frontage & pasture 3 1171 acre's *tp hgP'wa', frontagt e' trc'ntage and lake frontage Seminole Count, iO( at iC%'i I 100 acres Sanford. ml, State highway frontage. Cover" with large treat 54 acres at Orange City All high ground ready for Immediate fn?OvPd pat'u'e At4 ftOfltt4P •r'Z Cd tarn 143(1 pt' • ua'ag. *ilt, work sPoop. k"cflm i'o.pped Corner I0l 's a stalely '" -gbcio'riond Ill SX * 'I 'rrms JIM HUNT R LAITY 'Quipped kitchen. tullt carpeteg "d treat tx, a' 571.500 AStoneS Pig' A '-'i "r" 2574 P't C'' 3 .,It! t'10v95 p7',I377-599I-fl3(j4 - Sanford Avenue U kI?(P,TlO'I PLEASE An 21 *-.' a'.thip to wall carpetint, • '-'raI a'? U'rsd'tici" J • 'reable financi ng •t'r* general marlet LCn • l',*lltcrms I'. • .'.t • ,,, s'rerie'c1 porch. k '' ' '' 'i pVed e.cnpt br rrgrge'it':' -, ,ble garage. central heat 5'." md a whole host of 04hr 'c. 1 "ne 150000 teafs,tes ,u',tUl jff!ri'J ONLY Call 3222420 Anytime 16 ---r'r'." e'. a p'cipc'rt, e.'P' 'wi t",.' , '.',',".c n 770 blxk 04 termS L :°:' 1. 170 $23,500 '.'l I I'S)t'fkTy For Sale'. . '"' '' 'Z ''" C"', 'art,, car tA's I-' '' V "Ar' t5 a'SCI r,tra I.,.' is't" ' . ;, Arbor - N,c 3 bedroOm, us", all CusIom ,.t,eS 135500 5 700 down. 322 73$ 7 7 Two brand new models, for your inspection - X 'SI?7 Our low PtICCS II...4CC) LAND COMPANY I .' Park Highland Pine, 3 bedrr' laIn,. I yrs old, wall to wall isipet central heat ar. Carport '."ced yard, trees kitChen start at *23.500 and include all the eltras you would expect in homes costing much mu,,. mplet.l, equipped. drape', aurigr', REALTOR ______________________ Come are out Cached and i.ee why w about these valuest i & utoty ip ORD Good condition '.' i OIIS Older Inc 1)6.500 Firm Alter 4pm and Sunday 373 4491 838-5548 ______________ 8343131 ON WEST 75th ST NEXT TO GENEVA 1 - (4 - -- It % L., 81.1 GARDEN APTS ________ liAr, /. I 5 ' 7fl , ' Cm" it PlC 5,r, 'C In r - Praitort 445 3333 '."''( tLTlO"s .' .' .. ". __,_ - 1.,,-__ SEMINOLE APPI lAO I lf U. 't'f is' ,'.',it '''1 PlantationVilla Quite simply the finest adult mobile L tJlII SAIl rs L Ill 4"lIllCI A a I -IL'.J I'.JLJLI'V. %...IU3C II.? - Tolle inI..',It, I eot to th toe Mo'r a'.' Get ofl arid go right on Lofts Ma ry IovLsvord. That F or est to on yo u r left. a mle from the s..t Open on we.d7'$ from tO to 5.30 swotclogrol from noon I II 6 Vi',.s's welcome, - Ir!%, .5' i,- Beauty • ' ' cIT'( 5A OIl Ili'a,' Po'. 1 - I ,a': Buildings - 1 Pick Up Payments t' o $14 per month On Isaw 30 79 C (P,esl Fr,,:,, Call 3220244 mi ask for Cf'inrli't I i '-,j - 1. 11" ., ., I ,,, l'l,.11 is 17 a* ,i' ' pr .0 'SIngs with computeC *9 need listings noel Twntieorc,ocn',pt, $30 30" bed, $5 77 kitch en fable. $70 tew'rsg 'i' 2rf fi t- I. ''II tonal Way • ' ., P44* Ceramics .t'v(3 I c,,., ,. • . 4 - r'I''i - '' .,'u.' ' r. I'4, us (,uara",m(3 ,- if ",i.iSrS .iif '.Irt.r,o 1ll 722 603) - "-'' 517R°vICLSUPILIMITEO Lifestyles A C.app,e,4ye Real P state G.e To 5.51cc LlYIsr5l 101 Rialoflabl, ' HANDYMAN ASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 1131 Ph - I'..,',' I eit,rioi', Small c&H 1'', I'' I.',, I I to , I ( Every Sunda y In Tue IIer1ihJ - and ,,,,,If It S 'i. 1970 Chevrolet Mileage 11972 Pickup I Mileage ,' iggest Sale Of The Year I - At Jim Lash Chrysleiiiiiii i i i Plymouth I.' Sill /ui,tu ll.stti'm rI $11 .7 Ill I I S (IOU', 51101' 1109 Sar'Iow,j iSSciojC 17 Junk WE ARE REMODELING AND WE HAVE PrlVn Al I TU '71 AAtSII &JW Motorcycles 1564 II.ir In5 (),I,,Iton, .j,xd con ii Its, PIned 10 sell 11.300 Call 321 11 lIorntj, 350 with e,tras. 'rH I, II Call 373 0937 befor.' I p Ill ', 77, 150 cc. Cl( •llnnt ci',, II o 513(13 firm Pi )775711 ii ' PLYMOUTH DUSTER! A lot of economy car for the money AIIIle a'tU'w7V SALE - IHROUGH I H E ,'MONTH OF I. LEASE & EXEC. CARS 1973 FURY III'S & POLARA CUSTOM'S Hd. Tps., R, H, AT, PS. PS, PB, AC, WWT. TG . & WHL COVERS. ALL HAVE LESS THEN 9,000 MI'S-& EX. TENDED WARR. ONLY ZZ .I ~_, ~_-.I` % ;.1 ~- ONLY$3454 -a DR HD. IP., R H AT PS, PB, AC, WWT VINYL ROOF WHL COVERS, __ - $'j 195 1895 $4495 ii', OiU Sup tItul & .'itUIIir t p_a',', 51,t 29 Pt, .11ter S 37) 499) fflus( $ h VIO','l Top, 3795 PONTIAC I ' Imiffal - , ,, I (lass I ri - ENDICO1"I PONTIAC•BUICK OPEL KADETT LL !~ SANFORD ' 'I-, I - - ONLY $4399 Dr.R,H, AT,, PS,PB, AC. TG , WWT Will Cover .' , 1972 FURY Ill DR. HO. TP ., R. H. AT, PS, PB, AC, VINYL TOP WWT, WHL COVERS 4 CIRCULATION District Manager ONLY 2599OMMUNNOWN - - i i i i i i i i'l ",Il "' IlIlI 4 Dr. R. H. AT PS, PB, AC T G, WWT Will Coy. At The Excellent s?artinq salary and cIu'OlTlOhlle Previous circulation experience desired but not necessary. ONLY 111111111111111111111ft, Sanford Herald " 1972 FURY SUBURBAN 73 Fury Opening 73 N. I D.,R, H, A PS, PB, AC Vinyl Seats- $ 3777 I ONLY __ EM -' __________ ___ ___ Vinyl Top WAG R, H, AT. PS, PB AC, VINYL SEATS, WWT. & WHL COVERS. ON LY 25 LEASE & EXEC CARS IN STOCK INCLUDING -VALIANTS, DARTS, SATELLITES CORONETS, FURY'5 POLAR'$ AND CHRYSLERS, s4199 - All Sale Priced FREE License Plate On Any New Car Sold-Balance of August IIIIIIIII 77 New Cars In Stock All Are Sale Priced. -I Apply in person to Circulation PH. 322.0231 ~ - - ;0 4"4 1''') 4 1,71.4 ""1 I At ( t'm.rolrI I I ti,' 'i) 111 SC lIt's) I, all 377 115'. 2795 2795 73 SATELLITE Trucks and Trailers I I 1. 1, $3199 1973 NEW YORKER I'h 322 1727 After ' ONLY - .. - ~- 7) Yar,'aha ISO tn(5)ra .cry good condition $675 ______________ ' I THIS (AC BRAND NEW CARS Cars Removed ,'ol'ti,sl 1A ,sm,Icst lU'' c ,,'l,',l .5*1v Yi,ur ((rI? $10 I', 1.11')., 7V7 (il-tI ,sn',lmr /d I WE ARE GOING TO GET-MOST NEW CARS IN IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING OR STOCK EVER. WE ARE BUSTING AT THE SEAMS AND NEED ROOM-FOR THE BEST TRADING FOR A NEW OR USED CAR IF YOU DON'T SEE US YOU WILL BE SORRY TRADES AND BEST BUYS SEE US DURING Auto Repairs Parts Accessories expenses. ro UST YOUR'BUSINESS -', '0 9- DIAL. ~' 11. Ton, Long Bed OIl, Owne,, Lust i Door Hardtop, Silyt', up'' Time lIre an espvrt repa r i'iii' Ircimi-, tc.Ja .8111. GMC Pickup 1971 Buick Limited ' 1arge,'. pump',, sprnkj.r$ or 831-9993 5.59, 10, '' Water (o(Idiiidf%Srs, )77.IaIg pl lii,) $161' s 01 WWOMLO TRAVEL Hwy 1797 Longw,xd Ph 53.1 9131 3695 Like New. Loaded vol Extras, New T ires (K JOYCE WELL DMLLIp,G I Roof repairs, all type', Re acement 04 rotted lac 'a leaves lEerof Specially Call 4 & B Roof r't, Ill 1951 ow 377 771) lee •% ~ N-322-2611 1972 Buick Riviera Witioloolooll 701* 2ndSl I PnbJIihrtI Bonneville, 4 Door Sedan, Real Nice, Air, Power, Color Green StlN( MACHINE & SUPPLY CO II you save an eye for real value, you'll eve the clasSifIed ads 2595 $ Monte Carlo. One Owner, Real Sharp, Low II' I, t) 'I Ii fir II Ii 5,'', 1.I II a,.) 5' repair and %eqvI(I repairs, An Ponatf estimate )5, p15, Air, Real 1970 Pontiac ii Well DriIng ______________ Han dtop. Air, Nice -- -_. CONCRETE ETE PATIOS 4 Door l'r ,,Ir'.s , , si .'.isllpgiprr lI,,roIInr I "ui'iSr'iJ IVt'Sidpflhial Co,ro,nr,caI I rc. %t 'tiales Ph 171 64 13 - SIM I) Shasta iq " 967 Olds Cutlass Trimming IS Ill II1° It 279.5 Fully $ Pass Wagon, One Owner. Low Mileage Wallpaper Hanging (carl,s Seals 31)4114 .___ - _____________________________ Pillng, intCrf, e,ter.oq 1,,o, ture repair & refIrii5pir,g 1'(.nted I b'.-'d,d Rea',or,at fltllCS. 1972 Chevrolet ____________________________________ P,i'.'jrrQ.j5 trce'S l)4)nr,$ trumr,,r,1 t4,'r, rl'i*ru 1,1 tojr f.fr'.',i.il S VILA-PIlle ''it,'' jjj 5745 37)41,5 19.000 IIc'itchb.erk one oeni"r, low tI,llf',l(JC, Auto Trans Air i.' "I'S, 0' 17) ."SVS Tree 373 4511 owner. 1972 Chevrolet Vega I.I'C9AI.ii.'5 & Urrlsnink,,., Tm' r,mn Pro,4,s%onaII i'. per em,r .3 mm & I olutf'or,g 5)0 3745 (itlnrn"' "'a, Screen p'rl', TOP workmanship ari d "..s'pr,alt LEACH ALUMINU',' I tIlRl(AT()p 370 Painting, - lot,' C tiii 4 ef , 440 eflj,n. f, r'Qu'ppCd Good condition, 5,'. ca5h Call 372 119$ 4151 ,,lt,r I 54 p m Sewing 5' - " Sen,inof. Drywall and Spy., ',"It -141'. tjoecIaliung in drywall ,turrS P1' 737 53)5 Pant ing. Inte,4o, 3 4 'TI U'7IPIATIPS(. CO -r ,., , t,.5 T ( -_f,A,_.377 OW • Coupe. I equIpped. Pest Control IJrinudfiing) Poor-n Add, p."1 nj Al types Of CarpentryInter,,' I?5 elpenience I or night Concrete °dC is frin '•L" 1970 Buick Skylark Odd lobs, and L'gP'S - 'iInr,r & rIer,0r, ftr$5 pa t'd'J free t'r,est 'ci etfrriefrt 12) 0791 17 _____________ CEp ITER o nA., "'e'e roofing & house"pair.4 - 710 HANDS Classes day ,c'nngs (.r,ene*re supplirs S. itIS 717 W Hwy 434 9347327 a. r't rt, I C eramics Fric*.da rq' W.tI*r Like flew. $130 Call 445 0911 A',', & 141917 kc.ofing&SPS.,tM.tal (suItr's A Down Spouti Cl 'i .,, ',, i,05,, 4 low 0(11,1 Mutt Sell, $4.00 Call 5106974 I: ul ol"ado Slide .n ''i' S cArTp4'r END-'O.MODEL•YEAR PRICES . And furn.ture Sell QUCkly w,th 5' 05s't "J ADCOCK " Wing* Air Condiflo"." II not left on warranty 54.000 BTU $173 Call 372 1173 FROM SE EECT 39 New Pontlacs • Buicks Opels • GMC Trucks Cr',l or ,nt outgrown clothes, toy, Home Improvements Car Care - Appliances NNI, - S HUNTERS I Mantenance. Coenrrerc,aI & ResidentIal Charles Aelw Co, )73 IflS 777 4472 l' -. C OP AU I' - U 477k, 133 1220710 13(14 * Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES ,,1J11! ISHEIiMEN /6 Landscaping Gloss•Mlrrors .I Service, - 112 04)4 lo ) low l'rm 755.IS PalmplloA,p b,SUIIn9 Tremblay, C. & J F5Pc i i , •.,j rr , P ri Ite " i'r 3?) 77)1 .',Prt'n Bulldozing I mw-n - C orvette. fulls CuStOm,i"'l tntult engIne, new tranSmss'or' Must tee to appreciate, 5111313 I rn Pr, 1724477 between 9 & I - -- 1964 Javelin. automatic, If API ,, cood , buckptt. $115 Ph 531 015) after 30, Can see ISIS Sum ,,rc Ir, ',,,r'Io'rd Ill', good Pt, 373 tIn 511 2..rttreann travel tra i ler, 70ft Lawn Service - Fencing -- - very -11 - ' S"rst, lr.mmrd & Shaped I'fower teds clea ned & edged to per lr'ct,c'n Specialist Mo wing by request only Free estimate 17) 4014 camper, t7 I%.II,jITI%tx,rg t rait, L&M& SOP-IS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADDITIONS t,'i jot, Toc Pig or Too Small 26 YEARS EXPERIE910E 373 IalDt ''San'os'd' _____________________________ 'içj'i Ac r'5I6Il beSt P-se,.) Q.4' 'i5"7I'i II Itt-cs I at, i ,o'e' I 111CC Co. 77 3 3751 -- .,'',''., " Brand new stove and refrigerator gold 5700 per set Ph 377 3749 ,SI,.n lie tent hISS' I' Il lot'S PAl,, P h.(1IIICl • 145*5 C lit)) MIS I P. il P ' 4 __ L1cnr DEALER AUTs) SALE S )fl I7U) IIo.r 1197 GOOD BUYS, Getting reads' to move? Sell exceil temS QuICkly With a ClassifIed 6 0 'lao o Shas P , 66 Plymouth, One owndr Pi,,1.o "iltyr A l f cond Clean Bet' r' EW WORLD TRAVEL Inferior & E ,tersom Qsalty *0th LiIafl$$ 1. lJIJiured 1,U 4111 pment. . s tract p a,,'s PM AM rad'crt, tape 't'lO'lit's t' 77 1 7'.7Q ' Care S Iii , '.s 2. P51 0110 AU f COO &W ' Ao*'.(3 Ave , is' 1,1 AT P5( I l4 IP.(p 1,, y It') , - Truck Camper i.cood ConditIon Call 373 152 C Hoffman Panting & Dacoratieg Equipment t ton No doer' payment ""t to pay Ask for BIl I '.porlsman Van p 1) 1 Repairs 14 Sanford . Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your inspection (D AT TH!FOREST IJJ Electronic Attic Insulations Moving. everything mutt 90 7"O house on Old Monroe Rd. off u S 32 Uoi,rr Ie(3 '.''s YOU! "lerirrinic endows. I C. pr- ,. ., p s is "sf . auto trans Will Sac rll,( e I All 371 $013 alter - -M'1'3 A. - -- U g e Appliances - Call 47$ 0350 'c M F''.sy me,. sleeps A. -Cc box. water, -'r,lr,c hookup Good condition lt.'i ç,jIl 371 103.6 oe'ncri.I rem75d,Iing All types oarpCrlfry, masorwy work Free t'StumaIC$ 372 1344 Elecfronlc Equ'ment Repair '. telf cont , e'Irmt 11700 ALL ALL MODELS ON DISPLA' 4At BUDDY S 110515' lt.'b'l'lO'.'i P.t5'ITS h ,1',all ).A,% s',,sn tea 312 tI3a. "bake Mare'' • I? Bank rinancing 834-9424 Home Improvements pu i,r'd '..c ' 4ppiane Sal,', A Service. 4l' , Irer,Ch Ate . Sanford Ph 37) 7AM '" ,,%~t Drafting Camper TopOer Car long wheel base pk5ip $I5tj I,, al 3i We accept trades VISIT US TODAY P3rrury Park Lane I I' s'.'.en'ste s'Ati,,,,s wagon I erIc.' ______________________ ft trailer, sleeps 1. AC and "5' IJUi. S'iOtr ''''"A' i 4i , 't. I,..i buy it 5730 31) 1435 after ', • All modelS awalable Fully sell contained • Low down pay rtsi'nt Y ,0I - 1O( ftu'lders. tub contractors Coo-pelt house Plans and Shop 1.. '77', fl ' av. Mgt I ast, dependable, ecor,om,Cal Call VIctvr-)63 3743 ,'nlral Air Conditioning For free -______________________ .'s?,mate, call Carl ptarrs ,' lf AL DRAFTING & PLAN Sb If VICE For builders. sub SI .51*5 in Sanford 377 1771 ':'% & nd vudsalt Custom 1* 111 PAIl hOuSe PA'S plOt plans. & r oom 4 APPI lAP4([ Add IonS ph 377 l 741133% Call collect' Forrest Greene, Inc. 1,0 ''7'. I 00 P4 - II A., Ci.d t','.'. 5 ,'. ' - - Al. I I f 414[ 7' Listings Wanted LI. I & U'. I t'.flgt ''i' '. Conditioning Air Goods W115091 9,AIER FURNITIJRt tt irs.', 'IllI'' I I r'. it 'l''l '.437 CailBart Real Estate _________ $.' 1 4 iti 11 1441 $72 s P/'i%tarog I io_a Chev,,, ar Corsd '.,jt tell. $600 f, All II'S 3 1 44 lIlt SMOKEY T,a.Ier 4 Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Sacril.cet Complete Queen in bedroom suite V,t,et HØp a ti-o I mc old Call 47$ 753 Real Estate Wanted '. 1 - -- a 1 4 = - - ci '.ilt-1,.r.t 1.1 I%u'k Skylark 47 Pontiac Tert'rp.pst ',,t, 'I Pu', ,s'tiper. nerds Air, I fIr ,',,,,I inside Inquire at 371 W 1111, ______' A_jS Comrri,rc,al carpet wholesaler ties over 2000 tards of rse-* Oadlciom i4'pet left Over frOm Comm,'c a n%tatlal.ors Will Sell and inStall builderS eholatile Cost. 40 50 ptt below retal F rsancng a.a,IaOIe up to 34 months Free Atin Development C or p /1I1J(LU ________ -- Investment Property Open I êp m ________ Income and -..' - D.ning Room Su te- latIn, 7 C"a rs, Buff et and Cr n Cabinet $100 Call 337 4447 at'rr S - Orange ,, u' ct.rr(t CaTS from VOlutal flrooklpnAv,5 Pt 754755 '. '' area Zoo -7 tape Leo ' m HOMESITES __________ PlEA 73 MODEL Household II t 14A '.11 "v'oI.t 41 (t'r'rI't - Terry Travel Trailer HAVE A TERRY FOR home estimate ARIES CARPET the 11* ,f'c'a.n rig 'oIrsg wOOded hOmat ti's in tIse $4 75(1 wth good DeLand U 4 table & speakers. $179 IS Alto limfed stock of brand new '5,rn Garrard tablet, a' tulpenton Speakers "cad decks and recorders 5-esones. lfltpect it UNITED FREIGHT SALES 3557 5 O'*'-. A ir Orlando II'S 1t 1 4k- 9 1 "5' ID S Teems n,a latin '.''.'t III I 1)0 tVVORI F) -'--'--- - ' - ____________________ 777 0141 WALL TO WALL lpmn' 904734 3414 _______________________ '.• ØU'K' • S "islet Lead.' VIr P,',lt gIrL tf.no,,Agt.'n(1 ' 'o754S Pare "I ACRE 831.1318 1 - - - 'elegAsnrin 121 5150 Campers T,.ivt'I Trailers - , rAKI OV I' ill Ml A,,, tet*.ep ', s,'t','t S I nj.-'i-5) rio Pt,,, IF V I ' (lIdOMY (AU', ANt) 11141 - IS - IX)liPl "I I ( k'f't)It MAf4AP.[l7 , WI CHUCK'S AUTO 66 SERVICE III 44 We',! ',an'tnqd t'f, 121 9A75) --- ff 0,-. 50 4)4 £ I? 9 7 Frin Pirk .7 Advanced Ci,irii - '11111 II. All' I IIItI I ,rt Mon(til flute 71' M )l , dilly. 9 3 Wet' '',' or tell one househill,) (nr,inijni,n'nll '"'i,;,P4I ohs Ii 17$ Sc Dick Baird Inc. H.', _________ •" * I'~ , " ,,, 1111111 • UL L L'S AUCTION -- - - - Auction - p CARPET Csr •root i .pIIenc, in n.A'e-' a's S " kt.tsor, ,." i'S int'l oi 515cr cons f'rst Wn' .1150 buy Pu'' icr Cons SIMIPIOLE (0114 I PITS7P. 109* Ill 123135" t_-~ - ,CP'wt ,,'.i , I STEREO COMPONENTS, 300 OSAIT AM FM URIS eacPi IN A TRAIL(R PARK? 1( 9, sam • tl,tl I s'rre'o callipoiCl 59 93 5 ho-se enl,rta.nflsent $y$temt ttsit (jude $ 'ack player, BSR 'urn 830.5500 (',l,.ef iri summer " des'gn •'- ;.i,(, P45 5'. splf ) tworor" 7 * ir. panelled P- lorida 'i. " BRAND Si Roberts & Gilman •Lo* MaintenanCe cci,' •,h.mer in w,n',r Highland Park S fi'p1 ' - I i .et'ø ''s ca'?,rlttead Cit tor"ron, etes 3 CONSTRUCTION Surplus World. 11131 1 " 1111(14', P410141 7 k,l trAiler lo,d, ill suet P4cc tu',f,t' All kinds col tur titufe ", PoInt, Alit-flue bedroom tnt ,1'r'I, dretsers & beds All kinds M small 'ternt, linens, pots & l''" 'f '"it'. A jl,',rp TVs Sn'."" '."' 5' .front- heel, ' 141911, ' - tlMltf,I1 - ' lit'.' ttukk Electra P499,f% SI" (all 177114*7 nr 1)) 110 AUCTION SAL[ Stamps-' Co ins Ui)5 . AIlctIOfl - , ( A',lt Ill Ill) 'Subaru i '. at ALL BRICK • pisaroom 'ran.'ti real ar. *'oOO tl70rI, t,",aII 'ri f'replace of $14 IT Owner ', '.r"j put of town A,p.,oj'i fc itil 51% tcic34', ar,d we' i'' w' we Wanted to Buy Tesjdrve I - ---------- el "i'irn' ,U ruTe 'len'.,) -' Dom Cs. Go, , turPIf or .'' to Buy URIIC7ITAL RUGS WANTED Pt (ft PAId. UsCil .tfly ii Or'd,l,'',u 151:6 Woolen Pitni STEREOS TIRED OF LIVING '15 'it, fiji, i"_i 'w " I '.o tie's gocic from heartthrob stornachachet'' _____________________ "A sad case. In one short Gøla, ic S00 automat Irrw.r. rado, f'.ater. C),- ' 55'/l 51111,1EV usi 1) CARS. 'II I ,c,'' I, Avp . 1)1 fl40 ______ uSed fu, nilur r ilppli,inr i's .'ls rft Buy I on tool trois .iffy s Mitrt JIS Sistilorti Ave X*Xi•LOCIC Up U has. (r5 I -' 'u91 1101 A. ,'iPil,l1lI S I' 'II.?' 1,1,1 0" I .51% f',i',y I ' Is,, N.tr 7 31) gI,,l A A A AUCTION I NIT $f '' '''2'. I -'''IA - I tf',.' 'a ' ' COk?*CT INC SPIt (, PO'IJSTAP4G I .SIII(JMA,7l0' WITH Al' Pll')lliIPlf, 1)0*11 tAl'S' ()VF ' "I I ('011)1? hiAPIAC.[Pt. I'. 'S a Orrscl NiAltil 'IOU 13191 Py',,l,'s Ird On 1,13 ha 1:1 :; 312 tIll Be *4 I ---------- N 1 Camping Equipment amp S i) , I 1., ________ each Inspect at UNIII.1 FREIGHT SALES. 31150 Orar'' Ave , Orlando Ht IC 7 Mon 1' Sat tO S Terms available - *05 City waler, Sewe? ar .1cc I, (i? as a table 91 cc ''net p,a,7,?rpI Cal ,' r r, Be'',' . ) ?'v 5l.r tlr.gnrt Air Pd TM,isl tell 'II 19)4 t , ( ,it I--- '' keducedior Quick Sal, 7 bedr oo mS I , baths, dining room, fireplace PURCHASED THIS 3 bedroom 1', t,att, putt 4 monthS ago and now has '0 mote back tt' r. Hco't .',I'tt Vrgi'i.A ".aculat, Hat nit,al "Ca' arø is ! encloSed garage. c'mpleItl', $6 or ..I.. `fit Start, Bass I 'Ic new. Still under warranty GIawer (.3 w.ttr trailer. $3 tip Mn' ci,' , 5'15 i cmple't. C&11 lit i., ''.ic P31 110 i't lo Sale - 1001 110, cleared, nice __________________________ 32) COal or 373 0517 _____ OWNER STEREO I 51', flocw moTe, $U Monfhls I"' "iCOtS II', iovio, as 1, per ml." 'rr si Ss'i'Crd Sn. A'l Pt" Wanted Sept Uth & 1311, C,, SINGERS-:,g tog se*lr machirse5, new 73 mOOdS ise 5' N't"t 377 921 • a'e owner wInes to ttll 0v9'r led orner Ds'ttooa t to, et I'ti'iV('i call S?I 5'7 - ---"- - - an.1 get trr, , ce Singer & Sr. I't Necchi 7'. 7-5 1 S 73 model zig lag If'*ng ma(h.ne5, features buttOtV,ole, Sew Ofl buttons- will ',* Stretch StitCh fabrics and much more, 7'. sr parts and service Only $7', each Sea at UNITED FREIGHT SALES 3330 5 Orange Ave Orlando MrS TO I Mon P- i'' Sit' lOS Teems a,a.iable IC £cret-Pdarcoosee Area 130000 Mant Mam. Inc REALTOR 47$ UNSWORTH REALTY , TC,t new State h;n . B, INa SALE 7t to t,-i'anj class schedules Ik jasses 51*_a SUMMER And PIGS S wAs old $70 ni 1?.' 7771 ,.e'ns av..iable for best s'u 4 e°?t Send for free inf'vmJ 'PORT CRAFT 1$ Tn hull US I-tI" Mercur-, Cerlifed tra.Inr it 1 '0 CICa's. $7 ISO Call 131 577 3 4 spe ed fin. Stir 'I'.' llfliyprlal Jeep I At-eel II'. 4 .e'.j,r,. w'i. I've's Ph il/ ""'I 'i rI rolimenl open to flitfl 1051 w'Csl'iefl of all ages Jots ,rrtpc GLAST RON '73 61130 like nw, 45 e Mercury. 17 gal integral lAk lank r'it It-Sn 10 tirs P,'j',t 5iI' For. 511 1' I.t, 17) 5, Lis e dowks it,'t kr'.l% - Cry's, Other fowl rabbits, rt, NH? - " rt'.Or'ie'1 as tat p'r'a'r's fishing boat - swivel sea's - foam - new. $735 Call 64S Coll N 5t, .,' IED LEARN BASIC OR ADVANCED INCOME TAX PREPARATION Boats & Marint,i Equipment tIll Vnik'at,., (.oevl (Cin,'t I,',' fall 1?? 513$ After IU 1117 2.1''' 1-727 ar rI" 372 5441 SEWING MACHINES I .4 [XJX BLOC IC kCl,S091MA6II91E 7927 Hwy Il 97 lb P i 0' r I, Aihy Trans ,pllp wagon, V S A',''" ' i,',,,%m,Ssi0n rt,nsgn,,d I)'. ' #tl)J - / ( -- STEREOS FOR SALE ON A FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE BASIS- S brand I'iA% F'Si'*'lC A ,'ation Ph 373 1700 STEREOS * Si', CALL 373 4123 ,', '.1 , I ,., I, II ( ,',s, I ',, ri9$ I Poultry '' " i, ,O,jlt, r.l g •Q, I sg' I 's rfsp. ta,, or evenIngs Ill 'I - r 11,1.1,' n •ttpr 5 l''''I LARGE AIR COMPRESSO" FOR SALE ms-a _______ Horses LIveStock Clas-cliFigspI—--A oJ 's'n'e'et 15.5$ oiler ri ver 15430 Setter P emale 10 mat ,'' I , 5)90 (All 171 lIlt after (4 16, I73.- ii F At,tos for ',ale t'.tCIle 5%, 1544 ',t,cIl,qrnI 'Jr II ''') '"are itt ttlI' .i' ,,l I'',sr,k,.t 11 1.) I'" IU 1745 3 -- rpIJrsesa,, Aug 1t49 hit f' Ie ''4 don,, A' - I'qfrlt $4tfnry a',, FPb tI SIf bee I rmn.r tIt 17) I IU I XIT( Li' ii,' ps,'tl I',l liii' wetInrI, 'tile. 11 %0 l'ti IU 5M - Machinery and Tools Ca,ne?as '57 Buck 'a,) Dodge New tags and st 'C k er I Ellort St Sanford 3337994 -------' 'I I' .i,r' .5,r' :.',' ' , .s'id beautiful wAlnut Console 1,4o'r?ng down. a%%ecme $5 For "'-unth paymen's Or pa', 5)15 ijoSh Sold new for $331 SC C.uaranteed Phone 61? 1577 Hallmark 1755 S'eret I arhanks Ave - W.r'tec as a table 'sear 63 ( Ake new baby items Crib. e'( 33 Materials Iran up ',Arsl 1.2 WI I, .'.0 'IL A 4 PIECE LIVING ROOM SETS m only 1739 95. alto be'droor,, set, $I 95 InSpect 8 UNITED FREIGHT SALES. 3330 S Orange Aye, Orlando Mrs ID? Mon Fri. 10 Sat Terms 5,mnOI, Counit'S reliable acreage broker h 323 4394 ,, l SelIng rl , ne.sp used lumber & ltrnr Pu'') noj materials Must Ill Lorig'wO'vl Ave Building 61 Mdc items of all hind's $13 ii,; 91) H, 1707 Open Sat & Stn S f'' '''.7' 534 7970 Acreage Listings Offered 0 TV Radio Stereo * MAITLAP,dD FLEA MART Up? .0') A I nt, 5t Jennie .r' . si Course, half price, a payment', due Can be taken in Orlando or Sanford Ph 373 7733 tA L I 1' LU. °e Brosert ti-q any others y ou II like What a tt',,s borne hai See rb', * dA £1 _______________ - 43 i a!pe'.riçj ga'age 534 cx ' i (34ss 372 6173 Prices To Go - s'ktl at new pc cc ,f $79 ratures laige living room ' mal dining room, c en tral heal s-id air. tenced rear card and -A r', a 5195 5almA'.,r. e 101 A 7'?' - ' Ph It ' 66 44.4 P4 $3.1 7741 ri & Sat 9 70 till New Intl used Pt.. formica, wood, misc ten's 1005 * Itt St Moving In SaI.ff Pin A Sat & So" Lying rrrt sofa I TVs " color, some portable' Ott-.' ' clotlirsg, a large I yr old camp." B'g battery charge? Tools All * KIRBY VACUUM * (complete II leIAcw', Date ("ring-c ________ 413 acre rarkch. owe? 1,000 acres rnortgsgt. arr pap P.ill All I l'nd'cvn' I , paIr Por,',p Carrie' _ • .rbIe Slam,",. hittn I st's and mother, Ph ',t% ', lrred, ItO Pa 171 17171 isl'er .' _ RI BUILT IBM I.seutve [lettr'c Bold I ace ifaIc typewriter SIted 'wily I none months IXC See at Sanford II' alt I r, & Sat Clothes. ,r Pet.fe alto ho',S New 3300 15th 01 heater, Pujrflture, Odds A Ends 135 Pnecratt Or Sanford ____ 32) 0311 Iars)tm S.12' Utility trailer orop tail gate 1450 Call 373 3411 o eoC Hit LCRt 1 t.0'i • -'i: Or Wait For ('ER IWO STORY FRAME w"' I bathS now or', fl.4IIb R,pott.tijn trom SI) 3273 Choose ' I bedrooms ____ Mobile P4Øifl Nnti,7 c' ri1k I Rot, J IsvvJ Magnolia Ave Lake Mob.le Horn. 321 373 ISM ____________________________ W Carr,,,t. v r t kA t ,l".'s Realty 7I 9 .4 00 ______ Greene. Inc. Forrest - O""an Shepherd Flops Ak( A ,-, 590 Ani mal Pl,ssr,, ken" i, I .7 5751 between I .i 'ii a p " Ill I & Supplies Carport Sale. mtcellaneou', "ci's 79'. Pool table drum let. etc Abbott Ave Fr, 4. Sal 9 4 Westinghouse Or ','er Good C Corso , tion Radio Intercom System Newton. 'n wire n homes Speakers 'r Cluded Hotpoint disposal Pro 64 199$ down. tate over U? Ia mo Call 341 4131 tm bonodale 1453 75 cu It freezer Very 90od con dt,on, $125 Call 373 5443 buyer GRE&ORV MOBILE HOMES s.. 33Orl.vn0o D S= Don't Stop bedroom, 2 bath homes built 2&3 fa',? and Pool Table tak.ng up too much room' A Classified Ad will find it A S 'oar car WERE BUYING IT" - Skyline ,a,.s , ,', s.4Lt. parts. kfNMlWi5c m actins p 5cr, n MOONEY APPLIANCES 321 0691 -..-e5,t 4.____. iow.,, CIa un'yn, ..tuum cleanC,, $10 call 372 5133 DON HOWE 773 eeo J - Office Equipment 60 StAkES CARPORT SALE Everything 'Pit ' sell 'I Pits *tfs a low ,Citt Classified ad' Mobile Homes L.c.arooni. Assoc (t.WRIAGE HILL BUIIT FOR YOU AS IF THE BOSS F,n,n" ing .'. .,sIsblr trcirn Call Rote Robinson -- ,.I-) "Quiet Ph 373 C31 -- ii I', ''Stop urn 131 5:77 - S at Oeflarsi ---------______ 'I tant,, 4 *t'eeI Spring Aln'TIO(k Park Lot No S-4 t4vol it 17 No cll$ please 373 .fll 1.41 3013 Rrokeq A fl CLIFF JORDAN SADDLE tOUtPss(p41 BOOTS Wear Save at the Old Corral western Shop 1713, 1 mile l,'aI fl the 12 Appliances RICOPIDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY Free Deti,er', WHITESIDE APPLIANCES 641 'it-dC Out','cje vinyl pant 53 40 ga Quality Pant',, 304 Sanford Ave : a3 Medel Inc. Realtor by ownee -be"ng transferred, brano rie* 3 bedrOomt. bItPII. Central heat & air. 2 car garage, rang.. dth*r , dtpoal, wall to naIl 32 W,tt,rn BALL REALTY cs jct conen.onal 3 and -ow 1:7 2206 Hall Realty Realtor. 3235774 aUte ,4I-CI from * new f lo t plant. (01nple$'flQ t oon 3 and I bedroom double arart, family room and O,CP4at tHA and VA. Prpom to U3oc 1',t'On (v.crero • o,al eat N ew Homes * • I ',f( USED CAMPING .1 AR IS IN DI MAPfP 9(11 IT iUsS bI.'ItPI .5 1 t A'.SIt if () AP 1/ i 11 -Pets and Supplies S -- fl) 1100 372 4.371 MAKES byiIIFox Ill . ' fll,,'l' I i) %trr I ci I,' 4 sr 'e S t4W)iWt f,,m ',,l 51 per ,t,,, I ',LlMOl I S I IIMNItUPI' - Sl'lPlt- T PIANO Garage Rummage Sales I l'flsJwcSCld Miscellaneous rr %r's,"onaI Itis) d van $1750 recliner, 530. II it GE tree:,', $125, girl's 30 SiPiw inn bole 5)7 s ' ." I For Sale 3 BEDROOM - 2 (Citing, separate in kitchen, tOs'ety l(,SCed back card Covered patio l'ict'llPnt neighborhOOd 133.1CC bath, beam Oning room. 1.'-.1rr -' 1 and 7 baths, ttatrg t P!vwcrpit brd,oc.fl%. I ba th so Sale AIII4A(Tl%,( ç * SIDE GLANCES t: (1(11 l),fl('llt for Rent A i. I A',clr lE() I, .irç'('rt ha 830 . - 34 AT(a.'rM - Houses for Gilman & - • OLDER 7 BEDROOM Etcallent r'e.ghb(Yh Modern ktCtse., I'ia!Pi, l rep'ace, oak shaded lot, (Onve"er,I to in - - KULP REALTY • GWOOO AREA I4j - - 71 - i bath, c., c.rpqteø sso oen Call 3 1wdroom H IGH WOODED LOT Q - _10-r-Sale- BROkER', ',-r Trt'eci ,,o' l,Otd Pi ve Days 377 CI?) 1;; ' - PAPI%P4 ;i,.'.. - ' :-=-: rdrOOm rem,. US? )if , 3 rt'urhiIP*d Large family room, pat-co nice sard ShaIl, $1475 '9,3 r lfl lIly Assoc. REALTOR ,,P,rQuD (O[ 191 L(Ied On Quiet kr bre,Zr Wl , ir v''. LCA Orl, I I'L A 5 10 A() PsO',' 11fT JOHN'S REALTYCO Pr-cedfrom$34.710 *35.300 VAS r*Iorg ('A5ts ap at ),js' it'," trf rig I baaul'tL & 4 b4roOm%, cenlraI a r car peting. range, refrigerator IT 5SI%37f 5(1191. IT ', LAkE onus,) be-groom bath. MAR k'(P.e-n eQuipped , large weeded lot Many litreS Horn, est than 3 years Old Immedal, oise'tt'on' Ask ing 571.950 C'oSSEIBERRY PIAP4DYMAN S SPECIAL'' 3 bedroom, bat" Ccu"!ral &,f ['rat' See SIC ThPn Cci'3w'e' Dr.,t call (.ti A 19111 si Sl'Q lp-,' ii:. financing for 531 III, STORING - -0 Musical Merchandise Color TV used. recond i tioned, 73 able model. $150. Black & Whit, portable, IC". $35 Call oosumr. Electronics, 171 0700 MINI ESTATE Payton TV Radio Stereo tA15 I'Ø4 flr,arcltf Street These well put, three r,ear oorn , Iwo bath tomes are complete CIth Air, Shag carpeting and large two car Garage 52,450 00 do*in tot ti,,alt ,,d buyerS Phone Orlando, 799 7034 or pont ment 51, ' ;ra. to A.5,4" IT, Bank The Cash When You Sell"Don't Needs"with Ad I IA , VISION SE IS $73 uP MIII 117$ 711! Orlando Orre 172 0352 Builder hat two new Piorv,et read', for mrned..,t, Occupancy at 703 - - N(4' OF Want -__ - --.-$3 Psi A '.(3OFL MOMIS FRESH AND CLEAN. Ar CO" dot ionpd 3 bedroom. I", baths q u i pped kitchen, mailer bedroom tat walk on Close, Fenced rear sard Co-rred pale $71 501 'e'ml A 6EIP46 lb 4€T '1}4E SANFORD SAULS AGENCY 1lN Oak, Sa'Jc.',j 322 7%lIdap, 373 Os".,. With Art Sonson, by Houses f or Sa le it JOHN - Sell Money! Hv'ralcj the "THE LITTLE DEALER WITH THE BIG SAVINGS" JIM LASH Department THE SANFORD HERALD Ph. 322-1055 CHRYSLIR PLYMOUTH DODGI TRUCKS 2613 S. Orlando Drive----- Hwy. 17.92-Sanford Orlando 2V5- 2613 �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. Available in tan E asily + . • a ' .4,. . -: POW $1.411 . . - . - 1 . . ' I 14Y4 I14 - - - - •-. I . 4 -' '-~'~.~' ,p,'Tf \ , U -,,_ V, / 6&3rA Vir / uvwj veir ,-q: 0 ' ' W'1 , .41! ic I ' ' .- .'u ' u _-.' I . tev,d ....68. I 0i 11 3% acer f r s P i% C' d at " 1.'V4 0 E leanor Hoit: n 1.1) iii SC es money as something to be used and enlo~ed not hoarded as a hedqe aqounst disasters Pa ents Pace VV i t i y II . t' , .,. ,aprt etc (C, Il tatia ~ -__! _; Ii 0 14 ¼ + .' - -- WOW van ii b ++ as '. i V' L ..Al ., , ..• - a - - 1 , , - . ARM - * WlciVial! UW ., ?An . r a w . to game. To varying degrees this liavior is tolerated before a ro-triulmeki is diptthed which may then e scalate into inand the threat and esentual ly to action should the nionev The process might be drawn ,ou! for monthis as each side tests the oilier. But. the Management Letter, a publi cssays tedious ;X(kvss of collecuon might be unwittingly drawn out by the clunner Illinsittf. "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 . 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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/49ca87fa838fc945ead970bd432d5134.pdf 2dba8b30a83f50014e3165ed12c77338 PDF Text Text - 66- 4 he untord Herald 41 - ___ -r '-- 42 Mobile Homes HousesforSale - P4ICE 3 BEDROOM. 1ib, lch,n uiP -w cwPet. priale ','trd No qualifying. jr, øi 0.4" i27.3) THTlojtt .LL - HAT! - 79 on f83 '-- I _____ ____ 4 4...nnar 19 Plymoutn flest offer. 372-1395 _______________ GALVESTON, Tex. (iW) Tropical Storm Delia, poised 140 miles offshore here, gathered strength today and turned slightly north with her ill-defined eye xinted once again at the Louisiana coast. "1 wouldn't be surprised to see it go ashore on the Louisiana coast but right now I'm going to hold off about where," said Davis Benton, chief meteorologist at the Galveston National Weather Service office. "The thing is going to find a more definite AMOASSADO 1955 Ford Pick Up Runlgood 1)73 131-613) - WAGON. LOADED. NOTI-ll?r DOWN, TAKE OVER. CA --. CREDIT MANAGER. 3236230, 62$ li-il. BA[[REAL L Tenacres,hlghlyd,sirabl,,allhlgh ----C 4& hi I9d4 Dot.ge Van $17 W. ts t St Ihi s i j gro,a., close to development. __________ ___________ 1967 Ford Station Wagon. I owner, __________________________ ___________________________ ________ _____________________________ 325_sell Priced right. D. F. Bruce, Assoc. I.!__Lotand Acreage .--___::i.__ , Vi. automatic. p.s. pb-, Clean. 323 SO I Miscellaneous ____________ _________________ __________________ ______ ______ 53 5600. 322 $109. TV. Radlo.çtereo .68 Wanted to Buy 1oOACRE COLORADO RANCH ___________________________________ LOCH 1 IV'%DDCTT Forcafa .1 -- - -____ ri. .. - --- - ________________ ___________________ ____________________ - - ARftflR-._. .. . --- - - --. -- -- - ie, a UVIL1Li i 7gj V a engIne. 3 WILL SACRIFICE -_____ . bâNI, all cuStom extras. 53-LS00 1973 Chevy Vega, automatic, radio, _ spied transmIssIon, mags and -chair. ALL OR PART FURNITURE & ANTIQUES 1.4200 flown. 3222*7. air, 5,000 mIles, 51995. 37) 5957 REAL ESTATE. wide tires. Adult owned. Must see excellent condition, Combination Top Dollar Paid, Auclioris every after I. Sa 51300 On each 40 acres ,y REALTOR STEREOS tø appreciate. $1,000. 177197) carriaç, stroller. fur condition _________ BYOWNLR.4t)edrOons,3bat,.,,CE Friday Nile. 7:30 p rn A.A.A, _______-assuming peyments on Coloract 4)'Bary Plastic bath tub, training seatt. horn., central heat and air, en FURNITURE & AUCTION. ---BUICK STATION WAGON - ______ Ranch property, Tremendous I9 OlChevrol.t Heavy SE\VING crib lhii4, $40 takes all, Ph. 323 MACHINCS L $90 N 17 25. Longwood Closed lS'x3O pool and large p61i0 '66 by Owner, $3S $31 7020 GROVES-From $1100 per acre, 'WetIment. suitable for nothing, Duty pick up, 1300 Lot l01'x715 deep. 4' ChaIn Ink recreatir,.r,, etc. Beautiful mulling Call 645 4I01,Muitland . SUMMER SALE excellent producers Vivir, Jones, 322-9310 '' . fence ire back. AtSurnabi, moor ------_ _ hll with trees, grass, and , SADDLE EQUIPMENT.aOOTS Buy locally and get ServiCe. Slncrr 69 7) Toronacia. AM.FM tape playet, t1ge, Ire Suburban Estates. Call '67 F25.Ø 4 * I loaded, with wench, Stamps-Coj Wc'st,rn Wear. Sive a? the Old LARGE C6nal trnt tot Golden Touch & Sew-$77 Nethi three mountain ranges, No down ($332 43 1447 or write Box 5)3, loaded. Must sell. Assume ._ p.ayrn,,1t, Zlu Zag-%3$. trailer. lopper. $1,400. Seminole acres may be picked Corral Western S?'.op, 17 93, 1 mile Coins, wholesale to everyone, All !,alanc, Ph. 37263.1 5 car. of The Sanford Herald. P0 Surplus, 32) 3916, . at DeBary. _____ UP by making two back payments JACK R. McCLURE, kinds. t'p cent to dollars, Coins In Box 1457, Sanford, Fla., 3777) _________ of $7396 and assume principle 1961 T.Blrd, air u'dihlon,d, clean, bank.__36a___ STEREO SPECIALS -balance of $-l.1Iifl R. Real Estate Broker By Owner-) beoom, 7 O 1373, Agent, 373.3450, Autos for Sale Walnut finIsh, flooi' model--SM interest Call Park Ave. To buy and sell gold or sllv 3 flet for Mr - CentraIhea,&èir,screenedcp bunk fleda, Maple --1970 Opel Kadelte Rillyr 54S Nelson .Ira cOde (30))314p)O. LivinvRoomSllj,e MothIy poyments a' low ea $7 S4nford contact us first We also bu bIk MCI$EVROLET garage 523.000. 7½ pct. Ph. 323 $1004. take over payments -WAGON. AIR. r montn. See at Sanford Sewing silver coins. SEMINOLE 0032. COIN O'nette,Oak,4 Chairs NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. -----$30 Ca 11325-7473 Private Cnev wishes tO Sell Over- 16 Center. 307 F. 1st CENTER, 109W. 1st. 323-4357. WfltOwfl Ph. Incomp and Mouemn Couch -------ItO CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373 sued corner Deflona lot. For In 322 11 or evenings-I)).)14 By Owner- 3 bedroom house, , 6730. Baby Bed ------- ------Invest meni Property 1963 Plymouth Barracuda V.1, formation call 574 2102. $14 outsldt city limits on 21015, con______ _______ . __ _______ automatIc 1793, Agent, 373 345Q, Other fine used furnIture ' """ Auction lraIhr4t&uir,perttallyca,pi, INCOME PROPERTY, "For Sale", T1DOCJQ. Polora, power Boatlntheway75ellatfasteasy 55 Boats & Marine 1947 120.000. Ph. 3731479. stei'0 two r.lce apartrtequs, large carChevy CaprIce VI, full power ' PUOLICAUCIION & brakes, aIr, lOw with a IOw-ost ad! j Equipment DECORATORS -with air, new nort, prevatu. r'n?r.tn(-..% ,lrxl e-apr,, KULP Every Moreday N.f. A tag Miep -------mlIeag., takeover payments lii crep '. -------r c -r Ar1 Lrl tl$r,J 322 l6? Y'-- :; - 1 :,. -. L'tr)C lff 1 7;' ,-., t jc? dj,-n. newiy refurbesnoj 1 -13 Opendaily, 93 We buy or sell one I Lots and Acreage power trim, many extras, sa,00, ___________________ '' 325253$ txlrm.. 1 & 2 beth homes, shag - ---- LAKE MAR' t)'eCe0t05tb0lo Consignments )?U Ford Galaxl, 300, automstf Ic, 3222217, carpting,c,ntral.tr Seeal 2*30 air. weicom., MhIl (WrI1' flIt'J1 177 Olfo tAiir,,s... pQer, raflir, ...,. ----------------,w, . 'N 9''."' U _ aji taiL Pill, UUILIJIItU Gio,e Drive. or call Broker, 423 A UCTION.Hwy. 11 97, sanford. 1550. SHELLY USED CARS. 70) CLOSED UNTIL Ocli Ste n stro rn The new city is in lh• center ot ac i French Aye., 373-2940. WALL TO WALL 'fOBSONMAPINE tivlty. Small home now rented ____________________________ 75 Campers IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 70 Plymouth GTX. 410, 4 Speeci 2125 Hwy 17.92 -Zoned C N. ideil for otfice 42 Mobile Homes Travel Trailers _____ I Sacriti,, days or evenings 371 323-3961 I $745 Fenced yard on cumer. Good I Commercial carpet wholesaler has l9lOCritcP,fleld, '71 Mercury iiii NOW bPEr4-P4ece Homes 1971 Sprite 1$' complete with Sink, Irevestmen: at $%L000 Call George I over 2000 yards of new broadloom THIS WEEK AT Willis. Realty AtI.x refrigerator, stove & headroom Hwy. 17 9?. just North of Ocg galvanized trailer, boat full UNITED FREIOHT SALES carpet left over from commercial TOYOTA 1947--gOod Condition I Rd. at beutlfi,,l Lake equipped. 11995. Ph, days. 32: 1)030. 373-3932 after 4. installation. Will sell and install, Standarct, new IIrç Roberts & 'Gilman SpanIsh, Mediterranean. 516) Kathryn Estates. Pre-Grand City - Sanford Avenue at builders wholes*te cost, 5g __________________________ ISiS Call 373rench Provincial bedroom sets, I9o9 NlmrodRIyIera ---------------------Opening discounts. Models set up pct, below retail, Financing 70 ft. Cabin ExcellentCondi,icn,$400 -79.93 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to 83O.5OO Boat, trailer, frolIc so you can move ifl today, Ask LOT 129' deep with 50' frontage on ________________________ mc 'o MUSTANG Lcxi9wOj available up to 34 months. Free Realtors -ASTDACX -hoose from. $ft.9Sto $139,,i. Ph,flI-s7u hitch, and Johnson motor, about tree rent. Free deliver-, and $a South Sanford Avenue. $3,300. home estImate. ARIES CARPET J AUTOMATIC WI Itt AIR, am, brinci vacuums, 519 93, Call 3236412. sfup withIn 10) miles. Place 741.4551. Call COlIc'tt ________________________ NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. NEW WORLD TRAVEL 91.93 New '73 Singers, ts,,3 I.tom.s, sno. 47 Real Estate Wanted CALL CREDIT MANAGER, )6 boat, trailer, $3 Pep. Chryle HWY. Six City Lots I -37)ach. 17-92, ION GW000 .. 6230. 'nolan. ski equipment. Pertec PH.I349434 SINGERS GREGORY MOBILE HOMES _______ STE RIO SPECIAL LiItLflg5Waflt,d ZONED RESIDENtIAL. Puae'hurxt cndifLeç Pt,. 373 C11. 0 watt, AX4000 Gerrarci corn 5C'Oi'onchAvr i73rIar.c r'r SewI,'. mach'r.c' S95 to V.995 Water, sewer available Total --------HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPF CailBart Real Estate 7 71 ' -- . 'c"-b Set rc) 5449, )'__'•__n-. 76 Atih Rrnairc rIJLy .., 1 f-r;'. t..co' •i.i lit Iri.ler Cr,rc Cu;rrr, - ----- ' 47 _______ Ai) :i 1. -. ',-, ,,-.spmkcr, buIts. 0oral,ve oeg lULLY SELF CONTAINED and I,- SI. CAlI 122 3173, Parts-ACcessories adphws and Gerrard turn ____________________ y4 Sixteen City Lots , much, much more, inspect and -NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. bIts. 17 Volt Auto batterie$fl teit it UNITED FREIGHT CALL CR EDIT MANAGER, 32)ZONED MR.? for apartments 48 - Listings-.Wanted 56 Camping Equipment REEL'S BODY SHOP ' SALES, 3530 S. Orange Ave., 62)0, _____ _______ 62$ liii, .,, - -- Irehouse Outlet located I1 £AYRC PLA1A tFERN PACK _________________________________ I Cjrtanao tbtween Michigan & Camping equipment, 530.000. CALL US TO PLACE YOUR II S. Orar;; A,,, - --PROP. - '.e it, we $3)4fl '7) Monti Holden)HrsMon.Fr,09,f, Carlo, Vinyl top, air, Pave itt Gov't itt, ERTY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS linde (between HoId ".)re. to S. Terms available. power steering and brakes. Sub. WITH COMPUTER SERVICE. Chigan) Hours IO-t Mon. & call 322.2420 Anytime Surplus World. 11631 F. Hwy. 50. BRAND NAME 77 Junk Cars Removed trans Ph 323 177$. FrI. 'III S - - -- ------WE HEEl) LISTINGS NOWf ,MAITLAND rLEA MART. l9) _________-_ I - Abandoned. unwanlexi, Iunle cars Sa."or(rsS44e5L,aoer' FORREST GREENE INC.. Ptay. 1703, Open Sat. & Sun. Your MuItfplellstlreg Agency 28 ZAGS REALTORS 1301 W, FAIRhauled away. Your cost, $10. s $319530, $31 39w, Pr r UAHK AVE 415.2333. WE TAKE ---. - Orlando 795 öl?4 anytIme ELECTRIC GUITAP , anuS 43 Pep. Evinrude 4. .zmpiiflcr, 5a0 18 ii Motorcycles JL)1JA Cast net, Camp Stove. Misc 373. Ph.3720063. _______________________________ p76. '69 Honda 3.50, runs excellent, $325, - 60 Office Equipment Lewis Cycle, 110$ S. Frencte.3flI 6572 & Supplies UNITED I 1972 Harley Davidson 74. Full drets FREIGHT SALES RtU1ETIBM Executv,Electi1 wIth plenty of •xtrs in.ctyding BRAND NEW BEDI100M sets BOICI Face Italic typewriter. Used radio Only 1,300 miles, like new, (with bedding included) Only only 9 nine months. $300 See at Call 2230230or 131-36.i9. -$179.95. Brand new sofas, many Seniorci Herald. ___________ Styles and fabrics to choose from ________________________________ '12 YAMAHA £50 $19.95. Sofn beds, double and 6700 mIles, best offer Equipment for Rent queen $79.93 to 1199.93, Corner '64 -. Ph.3fl.I)54fa3;3Q groups available for $)i#,,5, -Outboa,us, _flI_,itlr. ia,rtrIrr,,.,a iiinv1-) uy iJY.y) eacn. 51t1'rO %93 Honda -- Shampooer for Only 51 per day. sets $4915 to PAlS. UNITED Good Shape, $450 CARROLLS FURNITURE, FREIGhT SALES, 3350 5. Oran. Ph 323.2149 Experts _________________________ Ave., Orlando (between Mtcnlgin • '7) Yamaha 350 cc. Excelsent con& Holden) Hrs Mon-Fri. 9 to 9. 65 WHERE iHE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Pets and Supplies AkConditionbig ditlt, 7,300 miles. $535 or beef Sat. 9to3.Termsa%aiiable. -_Concrete Hoite lmprovementi offer. Ph. 374-1*06 Deltona, 81,DAIP CONDITIONING pups, AKC. 6 LLC [LLI SERVICES UNLIMITED ______________________ Set of glass sliding door5, size tJtL wkt. $30. Animal Haven Xennels, ANDHEAT1NG SERVICE BUDDY'S HANDYMAN 1972 Honda 130. e*c*Ilent $'xe'i- ' each. Reason.le, 323 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 3225757 between lam. 4p.m. Hwy. 436 & 17-92 $30920) REASONABLE IRICES CALL 322. 1644. ____________________ condition. low miles. Fern Park Small iots Wanted Jth3 3951 ______________________________ Ph 325-5029, Central Air Coriditka,ing For fret Black Irmole Poocite, 3 yns, AXC 3231331, "Lake Mary" WILSON MAIER FURNITURE eStimate, call Cart Hirtj$,. at Reg, Good with thildrre 130. 373 Draftiáá but' sell trade SEARS In Sanford. 332-177). General remodeling. All types 31)3ISE.FIrs,tSI., t011 after 6 p.m. ___________________________ __________________________ carpentry, masocwy work, Free For Builders, sub-contricfo,.s. -----Master Grooming for all breeds Let .'. t APP J'ICt "' ? C.'.i'j.,iIe riuu and Snap AIlntah,esseq-yj ) us start your czog In ur Fall term. Household Goods Drawings, Fast, dependable, c Hoffman Palnting4.Decora,in Special pric, fur Sept. Call 323 h- $30-liZ econemica&C.11 VIC'kW-.363-3143 1971. lnlenioq & Exlerior. Quality Work. Estate Sate --- Sept. 7 & a furniture, irr, ApIanCes & Insured 233-4141. piCtur,L brlcbr.c, IDEaL DRAFTING Toy poodl, puppies, misc. 2416 Palmetto Ave. SERVICE. For builders, sub Iweeksold. FutIfe"wGE4ppj$an - L&M&$ONS ccedracars&yidI$ Custom Call 322Oa. Sanford Electric CotnpenHOME IMPROVEMENTS Pick Up Payments houim p$a,s,, plot plans, & roOm 2322 Park DrIve, 327)542 ADDITIONS "addiltOnI.Ph.327.1010. of Ill per month pe Fr puppies, PWiIthy No Job Too Big or Too Small POOl Table taklnp up Chat Frezer, Call 325-till aqd UYEARS EXPERIENCE. C, Ehdronlc EquIinent room? A Classified A4*II* find it a askforCharles,, Osteen, 373 37) 4101 "Sanford" buyer _ • track and on a' more northerly Course," Delia teased Texas coastal residents through the night, hanging offshore with a disorganized center and little movement, but producing swells and high tides from Freeport to Cameron, La. The9a.m, EDT advisory from the National Weather Service showed the storm, with winds of 65 to 70 miles an hour, had drifted very slightly t,owa,- d the north and was picking up strength. - Trucks and Trailers aniç Repossessions. choose from 131-2373 Dealer. ___________________________ bell0 Autos for Safe 4735, bath, air, patio cover P.993. 15 t Motorcycles Ford Mustang 66. converllble,ócyl, 1966 Chevrol,t El Camzno 327. VI, I - automatic, factory aIr, powfr steering, chrome wheels. Ph. 325 Ipod, mag wheels, 900. Cii' 3321 after 5 p.m. -______________________________ BARRINGTON2ixlO,lb,d,m.1 ler 13)4411 ________________________ Mobile Hon JOHNNY WALKER REALTY PP 372 .-1S7 -' - - fl 14Ono CL tOO, excellent condillon. dirt equlpp..1 Ph. 3,-2026. ____________________________ CF that new I'ome b*for you buy. W, taye homes. atd tots of lots. Hacienda Villagi, 131-MI). Occupancy '78 TAKE - piece t p M.UNSWORTH REALTY 103W FirsiSt. -I Immedla:, - 323-404) or3fl 0317 .: -:; - - ---- ___ ___ - ------------____ 1973 Barrington. 1x3', 2 b(dt., 2 j barn. iv PCI. cown. Extra Adults, Hacienda VIIlge. 323 1132. 'dy -----r -. -'p-' - - Monday, Sept. 3. 1973 ___ -- Storm Drifts North, 1' 0 - Picks Up Strength At 9am,, the storm was located at latitude 27.8 north longitude 93,3 west, or about 140 miles southeast of Ga'veston "If we can get a few more fixes on radar in the next couple of hours, we are going to be able to come up with a prediction. This storm is essentially in the same location as it was at 11 o'clock last night," Bcnto said. The advisory said six-foot tides and rains or up to 10 inches would accompany Delia. - But Prices StillAreHigh lirr '4 44 T' J, ' ' The tothl 4 tCr The food price see-saw tilted March 1 to Sept. 1. Increases ' __ - u ______ 'uuIt I -- _______________ H - I - - -- - ZIG I -- - ____ I1.L) DL WAGON --I'--.- ADirectory of, --_ - -- _" Ready To Serve Yovi -- V(LLL1 L _________________________ Is Your Student Going Away To School? Pi.n _ ._...._.,_ The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling ISIoodandflonrOoditeffl12 wasupinonjyt)ij.ee Decreases on March 1 and has ranged from one per cent in • • rechecked them at the begin- Boston to seven per rent In Los I ning of each succeeding month Ange1esa increases sere one (1 An additional check was made per cent or kss. uli Au, 13, the day after th At the same time, only 19 per Phase 4 economIc program 8) Deput) Circuit Court Clerk count) Ises the 1145,000 in its ESTES be- cent of the total number of gn ASIIbY Jones told Herald Staff Writer budget this year, the 7.96 11gw-c item.s went up In price from t A number of new state law requires that will have to be raised to 8.21, developments Aug. 13 to Sept. 1; 16 per cent keptfoodprjccsintheheadlljnes went down' 53 per cent were Seminole County corn- interest on deposited county leaving a tax reduction of 07 during the six-month survey unchanged, missioners are expected to funds be given to the circuit mills, ' and 12 per cent period: the nationwide meat were unavailable. continue the 7 m bud"et ckrk's office for return to the Circuit Clerk Court Arthur tyt during the first week In . hearing today whi1'eanattortey beard at the end of the year. Beckwlth Jr. said he called the The increases and decreases April, controls imposes! first on general's oninion is soI'°ht on a The county In its budget an- comptroller's office in nieab and later on all her oer the slx.month period renew state law which would cut ticipates $145,000 in Interest Tallahassee for information on fleet the law of supply and deconsuup,cr goods $145,000 from county revenues revenues during the new budget the law last week. Bekwith's economic program mand and the economic conana year. in the new request as well as those from trols Imposed by the Nixon adlUUng'of price ceilings, If the attorney general numerous other county clerks iu'0fl n an eciort 1.0 ledIt shortage rked by tatfiemen confirms this Interpretation of Were referred to the Sttw'ne) I on withholding lhestock to protest the stak las this Interest general the continuation "nih Sept 12o( would not be available to the Maz' oftheprw fluctuatlofl3 CommIssioner John Kim. the freeze on beef. 5tj bllJJThNI 07 S13p5)12' ar4 county until the 1074-75 budget brough said the budget may be The Sept. 1 markethosket demand. Rising grain prices year. amended as well to include check disclosed that whil, The county millage in the 72. three new fire control districts chops due to crop failures and harand eggs i L7u declined durini Vests that dldi3'l IflCeI preI Jj 73 budget year was 8 mills. - Loch Arbor, Gtncicrville. late July andearly August, they dictions drove up the price of After six weeks daily budget Midway, and an area South of remained well above thei'r everything (rem vcstock work sessions, the county Lake Mary and North of feed March 1 levels in imost areas. to a loaf bd. tentatively set mIltage for the lMngwood. new year at 7.96, a ,32 mill A budget is also to be set for -. ..--. -. . -it of the Lake Mary AccordIng to Jones, -- 1) ZTTPL\DTT I * Attkkjt,, Hagare lr'.utnYr,, OPO HEATING & AIR COtI OIT,ON,NG, 210 Sanfov Ave., -___________ H • ad. to ieil your don't r*t - TOWERIBEAUTYSALON (Ioqm.qty H*rrlotrs fl•ity NOQIl) E. PLe*.332-p17 ,,.;.. tt-:r. ;n--Tt3t or hiy barn? aulloINGs, ______ Call Q$ SS.TV 'iforcI PI,it,i Ur.im.tnd- RJo Shack atMu . one euipm, P Stritj tape player, FM-AM radios tap. reCOrders Ph. 323 7570. Nerd •ng? We Install best QUltt fnc,, all types. Fast. Turner Fec, Co.. 323-316%. GlOSSMfrTO,', J .FNAD,( L A'! & PAitTCO QUen- aAe 377.ao22 - - AD(OCk _______ For R,it-Moto, gr.aer , 'oodlng j4fl With D,fIOv$ & tar. $3O-9$e dir or nIght BULLDOZER WORK C1#aring Iøt out- Speci,tey. pm -- ftt •' mrng smati if?v*tHflent In a CIasslti.a Ad will tng results. - JACKSON'S CERAMICS. kiln r1f 10 S CIn'I.rd Thursda A 4IFTfOHANDi p' Pflfli,j Cr'warr supplies Spec II.n- ii iflterir, - -'1 nitur. repa1r l, - r-t # -_-. Gdutmg ready t - - .I?°°- Ila ix-up" time NIep an ?lPIJ1T54111OtT%iOdIyJ f1.Mltl.d - -- * C(NCRETE PATIOS' OGCuRN PEUCE CO. Pl,ng ____ '-e 4 4 _ CL ; *1tr or '$Ptefrfep,onp, thhimat,, 323W94. ROO1 (CIIt*, all #ypl$ Re Reros lilSy CatiJ&ern,ot. Ing 121-794 or 225 rn Free rj -. TV.Radjo.Ster,) _____________ ltt,p1y(( $ighta,ir,d r %-4?Q Pi. , ir ' ,, Rr%ior'tlIICOm,nerclal Free.stmaeej. Ph 3256673 1l 3 DiCk J0Y1U Wfi. 1: / if, onlLlINs 5ptknklr wa'ercondItoners.3fls)Q #,LL.ED-ruMt SPKLERSY3TEMS Wersprç,,j1 STINEMACHINE& $UPPLYCC. -,, . rtr U.ii $4 J per fTith. Phi 47377 for free POme tYIaI. HALLMARK. 17H W. Ave., WrJer Park. PAUL. SIATER P'o(essionaiWa(Ipapar Hanger - I ZAYCe PLAZA •T(PN PACK 511.4233 I 300 New Sets MATTRESS & Boa Springs Kings Complete $1! 28 N CIRCULATION District Manager it?3 b44jtfvl wlnu! 4b.nrt, AM I' mVIttPt,x radio. P tma-k tape •Ci'iIf 1)0. Call 373 - tbbe(nOdli $130 ølack& White '' 1 : . Call .- - Opening At The Sanford Herad IIr 'uifnri !jtrati ED ADS thpt fOyerS cOvered by the DISCRIMINATION -. a/' 'a-' .r - - '' •' 4,. "ti ti:s't," ',.*?- .. "•'t - _ . - - - . .- -" iW." - .. - lit p!Jø ir.r" _____ _______ ,. - . '' - "'"' .',;' r - = " /' ' ' ,.: •"' . .. •. . ' i...'- W & 4 '•- - r-. - . ,,,,,,,,.- -. - ii... . ,,_ - -I ' - -- - 1( - - - - - -r- =- '._at . C A4t %A1rDC •V - ',,t'M -... A Day AD rst r ; iw i.ri ' '-: ; .-_ T CI" .Ja. I' I. NUT SO with Laura Lee I3rown 6 a second tirade student at Sanford's Pi11c.re a l .emen1.ar,, C k I ft xO re.issuring or l OtC com.or from the ' ' teacher Mis. Arlene Cotton and her mother, Evelyn Keel, to get Laura Lee past the "big apple wi the door to her -,-..o,. -. . -classroom, - - .- lake Mar) A ICL(0flf) %0R[.[) (ftA1N lIARs L'T ,, . *- LJUACIe i . - ma(t0Br18e because of soaring _ ti I . TWO MEN are arrested hours after a pair of stocking-masked gunmen rob a Hollywood restaurant and use three hostages as shields to break through a ring of police, authorities s iv (Pa"e 3M " , ., .,, . resluenuaj consumer V.OUIU pay from $25 to $50 more per year for natural gas ii the governme,3t droppea price controls, , '.,, About $5 million of the total budget is In anticipated federal : funds, part of which has , p. -alf'CLld) been approsed, (or expansion of the sets ige treat rnent plant into a regional facility and sewer line and ifltl!tCtptOE' installations in the old section of the lit) north of I SR 436 and in the western section west of Interstate 4 E "r 'f - : -" J. ,, lair,, .',, t hearing on iecor the new y;ar will be held at 4 '. '- ," t, -' - i _______ '", W 1CJ;41.; , ' -. . F'is't - 'i 4l_tiC t 2. - --. - ..,.=• -' -. Is Today LAST 1101 DOVF UNION in 1'nadian Mar) Law enIo-'-c'egr,cnt budget, ::::FIlE rail strike poIn(men to the z.dsisory On the aging at orders its mer,i'oers oack to work, - ,-' ' - 77, ____ ,. - 'If ak ' , , .' , - -- \,,3 ,,-" ,, -jtjr' .- ' 7 _" / ',' 1 '. ' è.. ,,j eij '- ' • ti!;, I"('- commission ', - a' \ It's Complete In Detail Elimination It's lrexpensjve SIX DAYS A WEEK - of additional by virtue of the deputy s car ) having direct contact with the EVERY WEEK 1% 22-'EAfl-Oj,,D : hARD HAT who fell six g g - JA) ': Director Donald Bundy nd station tgomerv rnter0nh1 :mtons I No need to hire a telephone perator nor secretary (or tIiu' police department. A Subscription To T1jr 'aiifnth - ., ,. WhILE A'fl'ENTIO4 manageillent talks, the to be Road. built on Mon- flids received last week rani from $39,000 to $19,f') A large part of the construction Ccst will be paid from federal revenue sharing funds. FOCuSES on union- fate of this year's auto industry contract negotiations could hinge in large part en tile dcjjo of a group of ' V •-.L. - experience desIred but not n(wessary Incldentall), If the ness clt% arc seeking additional Will be mailed six days a week for nine months tatkrs -, revenues, why not ac- ::: in cablevision. There s a heap of the long Only *240 Per Month , green offered to each of those cities permitting a cablevision LABOR DAY weekend traffic accidents take : - ?? await the opening bell at Lakeview Middle School. Prior to that time, you rehash the fun of last summer.. and start counting the days until I B - BY THE TIME YOU'RE IN THE SIXTH GRADE ' LI -- Af I -U (That Wnuid he Thanksgivingano)er 79 days, kids! 'herald Photos by )ill Vinc'nt s Clccur project With the county. flIt' city has asked the count)' to split paving costs and the city Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for ycur student away from home Today I THE FORD HERA[D CALL 322-26i 'i We'll Start Mailing On Request And Bill You Later who lost control of his car as it trailed in tow behind iinuther vehicle the Florida Hiuhwav Patrol sa"s (Pa" ' Area deaths ............ lB Bridge .................8A Calendar ..............21% Classified ads -------4-615 Coiuics . 71% - Count)' Superintendent of Forest City inoniing session 5vsion, a'hichruns6:SSa.m. to around 1700 students, and said today the first day of school "Everything is going fine, but He anticipated around the 50 new student.s this morning. went smoothly acr Seminole we are still registering like same number In the afternoon with only the In Casselberry, Sidney usual school bu mad," With the morning session. Hathaway is assisted Boyette, principal ' mix-ups causing problems, session of South from 7:30 n.m. There was a total i 279 lii' Although the total first day to 12:15running p.m., Otto sa)s he by Assistant Principal Jim Seminole Middle School, said Jones. chcsof, over the ltburl)iy enrollment count was not arrived at school at "things cauld not have been 6 a.m, lie weekend, Vesterdas"s high was complete Layer estimated estimated If the new tnufld1n is ready better." lie is looking foard there were over 0 by next year 91 low Utis morning was 70, Jackson Heights to m.ulring there will be 30,000 students In pupils in his elon, two new portable will Partly cloudy to cloudy at county schools, also absorb the eighth classrooms as two teachers art' times through Wcdnisday with Only two public schools The afternoon session with grade now at Oviedo High now using the media renter for : nfternoo School., Ilautaway said, 'lughes as schedule principal their classes. thundershowers opened on double sesslona, has Hnbert a 1220-S'O5 p.m. : likely, Also In the sampling of firrt They are Jackson Heights day reactions in county schools, High tt'mperattes upper Os Middle School in Oviedo slId Ten new teachers have beea to Gordon Hathaway, new Seminole thgh School Principal added to take care of Lowe tonigilt lower to miii OreSt CIty Elementary School, principal at Jackson Heights, the inDon Ifeynolds reported 7. Rain probaudity w per cent which t' things creased enrollment at the its facilities reported "minimum fuss" for "smooth and quiet with classes school, which is estimated to k during the days and 20 per cent with facultysharing and students of the the first day and 358 sIxth and 1st nIght. all a good size" lIe estimated peak proposed Sabal Point School at 2 stut1eni, I3oyett ''t'ittPt i:ri'ler In thi' m'-rm u'nro Ito,' it 1 ' Entertainment ----- 7A Horoscope ------------BA hospital notes . - . . - 21% Public notices . - - . 21% So'iety ............. BA Crossword puzzle .....BA Sports 28 3B Dear Abby .............BA State ..................31% Dr. Crane ..............71% Stocks ............. - 115 Editorialcomment ... 61% TV .....................7A - ..,.,,,,,,.,, - , _, Cr00 t1'ei' Index Left over items,,, now there is a new water line installed at the Sanford Marinri to accommodate the boaters. • and that (iremlluln's widow tIns been assured by the city's fathers that "they had no idea of her oblem" but did assure her it'll be resolved in short order. engineering, 0 A i1'5 _____________________ franchL1.WhynotfakeMry Apply hi pnrson to the ________ _______ iirruth Ii Previous c7rcuiafjo,.. '- _____ _________ ' kr-- It's Informative lotion Deportment a - ' Excelfenf starting saary and F)uomoPjfr CX pon.sC$, ______ ,. than Its proposed in the Lake flUICCIB a pr*1,,'ance Ofl age from r. AGE . Interested This tfEwjpA9'ER doss flat knowingly accept "" '' - . A better proposal would be to hire the Semirole Sheriff', tepartment At first blush, it sounds like I mipoofing, but timis farthest fromnm mind es fall sshen ou'rc talkI7 about taxpayer's mone3 t(eep Your Student Aware Of What's Happening Back Home RmiII iI•, __ Hearing hour sersice. :±' . 4 dude a chief and two patrolmen, and NOT be for 24- With Motorola Color 'v. ia, screen wfk. 5SQ flj 'TELEVISION SE1S$3SUP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drlv, 3250)57 Waaper Hanmg P' ¶1 . 1 Lcrnwd - Rejioe.t. CommettsaI Fre,Estimates. c'i iflti7 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lap pric paid, used, any Condition 4141126. WinIer Park, - - - - .__-_-_'-•. ...''- , could CASH323-1173 For used furniture, appliances. fools, etc. Buy I or 1001 l?ern. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford .&v. •---'---- ' FnaoQaparuJ 68 Wanted to Buy . ________________ nevlIt cli) Classes now forming in bg inn tftaglish Equitation it Shodp Trails Public Riding Stables, 373. 347'. - ____ Ut our friends iking in Sernlnol&, Can'erbtj,'y Farm, new boarding stable in Oviedo Hunt Seat in Structlon for biinners through advanced. Ph. 365-3136 FREEZERS ant iJ.vc3 Ocb Apphnc, Sales & Siry,e. 3j7 5 Ave.. Sanford Ph 325 74J ________ ______ ___________ - 53 0ariJrou trees cO'ç4)*d. hemmed. taken down. cut for fsrewoo. 25 v' rpcvlence, Ph. diy or ntqht. in 1745 . WoH DrlLrng Seti initr,o& Horses t'tew Tre* Trm ma rywatf exteriOr rur r•finlp,l,,q -: Pest Control ------------_...-- Gicxirn.r,j Prot , al wit,, -• I a m 6 pin Animal Grooming. 322 5752, _-_----------__-_--------_.-- FAeRICAT,ON n,aa,s. Ii&AC.,ams s.rc., ojoo,, hauling. Tremblay. 373 flyi - -:-------' .. . ldf1 Jscipng._Maln,,c, %.omm, rcial&R,4Jd.fl,l.l Cbarte DIo Ca., 373 47S - 4 '' 'oom$ carports. Top wOtknir,lhlp mu mat-reals LEACH ALUMINUM Get tase tNjfert for a intlitin vestment Place a los, cost clasSified a lot results l E. Ct$eryAvs S&n#C,rd !..S6I . ------ __________ llngt ROCIA, fl$tfig a C1fen*ry. interior. CAll ?.'oory W more for yj money. Home improv.m,nts borg. Or small. peer,,, ° ''mfltedco. Call 'er 4)0 p.m. fluslt, fl 2902. etIdenc, 3.4 57 --r-- -_ L-ft a clastiflod ad help y cieen Out your 1thiC, pareor or CerW?IIC$ '- '(ENMORE WASHER. parts, 'ervica. iseJ machInr. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3?) TRENT EXTERMINATING Co. '"c. antS. termlt, L41154(a/,etç 323 fl54 ._ ft • ret ae Stuts Exterior. R.atOnabl 373 8A7. :---. -- CnpMe f(Qf.Ti & hOJS* Punting. 7 Y3231745 Want to tell - & 6.5 aa... ..g BuHdozi!g Appliances Like new. beautiful automatic electric range, 5)33. Twodoor frost rfrlgerator, $350; Both U4d only 20 months. M.aylaga.jfomatic HOOI(r,.....SI . .. - y ri JTYPC• •. Deal ouer. Landscat,lnq Mowing, Edlg Also )73 Ford Pick-up truck with TrlmmIn4 camper, nd Intlrnational Cub Free Eat Rea%onabj.A,,. 3fl 171 42" Mo*er. 666-466., yeti. S'truti. trlmmad 1 thap Flower RECOHDITIOPIED Refrigerators. & d Washeri to and Drysr. fethot. SpecialLt. WARRANTy. Free Ocliviry. Owing by rlQueP only. F, eStimate j3j WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. £41 7141. Repairs Home Improvements It wm ItirT% Avr ifi C11lstSstd AJs. - 52 I _________________________ '.'O,',4G, A TRIMP,jIp, CALL 372 1344 Electronic Equipment v a. rvke -____ - _______ ________________________ - uiipr _______ ______ - in price during the six month The biggest declines came in period, Twelve ier cent of the price of pork chops and ItemsdecreasedInpr; 26 per eggs, which skyrocketed after cent were unchanged; and 12 yrfre from iris percentwerenotIva1bbIeon in mid-July Chocolate chi p nm" of the it '-rc .ire, hitis cookies end buttt ''e txit up ii-, hit R tort "d t''c ttrtl Price, but the ii *rll3es were 'Ult ti)ti of the SIX-month period. Tuesday, September4. l973-Sanford, FlorIda 32/71 ,5th Year Io 313 ° I e 1(3 Cents .rc _____________________ _____ ___________ months ago , ' , . , �- -, -. . . - -- - . . . - - . - - -. .-- -- — -- 2A— The Sanford HpTafrj --luesday, ____ 2 / / -A -=-----' - Predictions MissMa rk, -, --. - . __~. ~_,W , ., - - ~ .. • -, - ~ -_____~ "ffr-- __i__ --_ _ I - - - . I I l iL~ ;:! ' Juj!;! ___ ____ - Continues - -= __ r~Y.r __5_~J___-1___ - =ff ~~.. M .1. w 3; ~~_ ~~~~ 1i-i L __' 4 ..A,~ 0 _ __ ____ _____ -. _______ t - . -.- -M .. — __ ____ - ~~-_ __ __ __ __- ~1_ -_ - -. - - ________ . - - - - - -- ______ _____ _____ ______ S&'ln Rid people who wanted Committee last mon th he n omy, a prophet's lot Is not a to return to wage-price freeze longer evpects Infla tion to b Zi am happy one. President Nixon a j:. were longing for "the naivete held to 2.5 per cent this year I his two pr incipal economic ex- and irresponsibili ty of childThe decline in the unemploy - *am perts, Treasury Secretary hood" — ment rate from a )early aver j -• George P. Shultz and Cha(rm cPhase 3, he said, had better ageof59perct'ntfor197to4 Herbert S'ein of the Council of jrspects of success than It had per cent In July 1973 show Economic Advisors, are cases a f peeks earlier. - - — administration f orecasters I, In point. "By far the most rapid rise In considerably better light that The record of public state- food prices is behind us," Stein do the inflation figures. merits by the three since the told a group of financial L _, " In September 1971 wher It •I (1 new economic policy begon anal;%,:ts (n My 7, I "3 UK director if th c)tf t)-day w a ge-prim LUul. %',101 ti l)1)t.t, tound the cast basin and 1k fu1lped this with teiUMaiuigc,nnt and Budget, ap closed us down Labor Day and I figure we list freeze of August 1971 Is, to a mony to the Joint Economic posted before the House Way public launching ramps at city-owned Sanford over $1,000 in business," Rathniell said. He considerable extent, one of Conunittze May 23 that he ex- and Means Committee, the. Marina choked with hyacinths. Jack Rathme!l, believes only way to keep the hyacinths out is to hopeful predictions that ran pected some declines In meat unemployment rate was 6.1 per Monroe Harbour Inc. manager, said northeast afoul of unhappy facts. pr ices anti little increase infood cent, lie 'aid, "1 would expect extend the breakwater at the basin entrance, jrdc nick1 the tL'flttr rtr,Ic, ml,, U'€• h. 1i On the record, Nixon did bet- costs generally. 111W IJtIii 1lV.. h1, IJUSIfl uu..nS h Lu.*v1i aven 't s,Cn cii&t.0 uU unemployme nt to be below 5 days ago and owners of $1,500 to $50,000 boats ter than his two Ph. D. econothere are no fueling facilities there, severely Nixon, meanwhile, was corn- per cent by next July docked there are unhappy. "The hyacinths mists, partly because Nixon menting in somewhat more N ix on stated a more modest limiting activities. ____ made fewer concrete pre- cautious terms. In a statement goal four months later." In all (Herald Photo By Bob Lloyd) dictions, Moreover, the Presi- accompanying the tightening of the years of the 1960's, unern• dent -emphasized reduction in sornecontrol reguiauor May 2, pIoyment averaged 5.8 per cent unemployment, and In this do- he said, "Al though I believe except in the war,years,.,!n , the partment the administration that prices will not rise as much year 1972, we are going to bring M M Nis t*. closer to the :uirk In the nr, ths aaI as they did th or e unemployment rato below than in its forecasts on Inflation in February and March, price that," he said. 9 and price rises. Increases kill probably be Stein predicted In March that The inflationary surge of higher than we would like for rMN " have every reasGn to cxC P I I 1" 1273. spurred by a reluatIon or s'nie months." ird" i poet that dur ing the course of t I A eor.trois arid, according to the The Consumer Price !nde, LhIs hp administration, by a booming starting with an By ItELCN M. PAGEL increase of neighborhood of S per cent Man was unexcelled and It. picking up a bottle, began his "It tGnes up the nerves, aids worldwide demand for food and three-tenths of one per cent in witho-it a revival of Copley News Scni,c resistible, and he certainly harangue, inflation." digestion and supplies elements feed, has been the main source January, peaked in March with Shultz missed. By July 1272, carr:ed his audience wi th him. which the body neetis. It assists of cmbarraaisment, One of ñe big events uf the His war es.consisting of varionc a monthly rise of nine-ten ths of I " • In bkl. 1.. -. Ill LIIAMtwiig uvua ann ussues, %ill nin. ai, wij, cu.xon tow one per cent, the biggest Spring and summer season remedies usually in quart botl i the blood and lleips Co. -4sress of ILU cuffidence that monthly increase In 22 ye yer ago was the adrmt of me Ixities, were It - rtnged tenpftn1y Nutritive Tonk ,ind rnnit rest health irifbtlori would be briAen with- Included a 3.2 per cent jump in md vitaiity. !'tr4icn M nd hL-m ow. on a cable so that he could pick everybody needs this Nutritive I W-1 J__K_,~ f- IV M ost people find that ti in the year. Some warm balmy evening his up each one as he extolled Its Tonic. Pale food prices. The rate of monthly people, weak bottles of this wonderful tonic Three months later Stein pro- ma-ease then hovered between van would appear In an merits to the wonder-struck people, old people, thin people will do them a world of good, dicted "we will not have to conabandoned field or grove and crowd who listened to him and and convalescents find it seven-tenths of one per cent and a "And you run no risk tend again with anything like six-tenths of one per the people knew they were believed every word he said. cent great reconctructive tonic end whatever. Just buy a quart the rate of Increase (In food $ about to witness one of the most through June, flesh-builder. People suffering bottle and you, receive free a prices) of the early part of this popJIarform.sof ente ta jmnt On June 13, Nizon, saying Early in the evening the with loss of appe tite, Insmall sample bottle. year. to be found anywhnre at any people began to gather, and "prices are going up at an I I digestion, weakncjs, anemia, There was some fun In going And in AuRust of that ivear tmt.nIwJth, hink ..s...ft timie ._I._..._ ____ wugn or uiem nas mm to*x1, tow --, ----r-'j L1&1I IUC1 UI) ta l i ty, vitality, general to the "doctor" in those day Shultz reported price rises posed a 60.day price freeze to assembled, the Medicine Man disability and similar ailments At least, you did get something moderating at the super- pave the way for a Phase 4 that , As a speaker the Medicine adv3nCed to alle table and Call for Just such a tonic as this. for your money. markets. "I think we will see it woidd be axwe restrictive than reverse itself," he salt Phase 3. Shultz said the goal of a 2 per Shultz accepted with good : cent t03 per cent Inflation level grace the discarding of a policy by th e end of 1272 could be he had been Instrumental in reached, shaping.' Sept. s -Seminole Numismatic Sept. 8In December, the coat of liv. , Phase 3, b told the Grocery speaker, Margaret Anderaun Heed Start registration. 8 SocIety, 8 p.m., Food Fair ° tug increase was at Spaghetti supper at Upsala Family Services, 8p.m. Topic: an annual Manufacturers' Association, am, to 3 p.m. at area ccntcrc. shopping center, Park and 25th, Presbyterian Church White "Child Abuse." Public Invited. rate of only 34 was "the b1est ,'allure in the Sanford. Everyone welcome. Hall sponsored by Dorcas But then came 1973, the shift "Boating" U.S. iuwer Circle, 57:30 p.m. Sanford Rotary Club, noon to largely voluntary Phase 3 Squadron, SJC 1.207; (12 weeks Sept. 5Civic Center. Program, Controls and a consumer price One-day American Red Cross 'Cooperation at Various IAls increase of 9.2 per cent at an 7:30-9:30, Wednesnays) Away To Business and Professional standard first aid course, of Education; speakers, annual rate between January Registration, 7 m Women, business dinner flecrealion William Elwood, SJC; Bob Sch. and June, includIng a Z per ting,7.m Cavalier Motor Center, Winter SprIngs, 8:30 midt, SHS and Harold G riffi th, cent annual rate leap in food CO Inn, Orienta tion. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Register in rru. prices, advance at (taJ Florida TICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Th . The rise had started by Jan. civv OF CAUSLIERRY, Chapter ARC Seminole County Sept. 1731, 1V13, when Shultz said that, FLORIDA alike. Sanford Rota ry, noon, Civic while there might be Interim TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Cen ter. Speaker, Dave Ehiert, Increases, food prices at the end Sept. 8Notice is herthy given by the City FICTITIOUS NAME SJC; topic, "Community of 1973 "Will be no higher than CijnIl of the City of Cas$t4bervy. Seminole County Campers NOTICE IShereby given that I.m Cooperation In Adult and they were at the beginning of Florida. ftlt a ØCity c ounc il will ed In / f 95 E Legal meeting 7:30 p.m., First continuing Education, A rub 1k Att&,rwite Or Altamonte Sprgs. is th year." / Federal S &1. of Seminole, Sit (o) To CO,flICICr annexauon of the SomroIcCovrty. Flor ida nr me 1! NLxon, in a radio speech Feb. 434 W of US 17.92, Longwood, Sept. 24following described prerty lying fiCtitløuS name of MARTH. 5. 21, contended that "we have a aed being In Seminal, county, SONS. and that I Intend to register s Sept. 10 Florida. to wit: Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic good chance to reduce the over. said name with the Clerk of the Tp, sw'., of SW',, of s.tio., 21. Circuit Court. Seminole County, Sanford-Seminole Art Associ. Center. Speaker, Everett all Inflation rate to 2.5 pm cent 21 South, Rang, 30 East, Florid. in accordance with the atlon, regular meeting, 7:30 Mitchell, SJC; topic, "Industry or less by the end of 1973." l#ss that portion cf Lot 700. FOREST arovs,on Of the Flcfjtjo Name 'aut.'s. P.M. in the cultural art and Education Cooperation." BROOK SUBDIVISION FOURTH To Wit: Svction 51509 By Marchfl, Stein acknowlADDITION, tying North of me Scutt, Florida Statutes D57. building. Joe Mathlcux will edged that a 4.1 per cent reta U line of $ctl, 21, T*thp 21 soum, 5: Martha A P3r01U Sept. 2829 conduct critique. food price increase In two Rang 30 East. Also: The NWE. c.f Publish; Aug. 14.21. 21, Sept. 4, 73 Annual meeting of Florida months was critical. NW'4 a, Section 25, TOWnship 71 DES 65 ___________________ Mental Health Association, Section of American Society of South. Range 31' E ast. lyng North of Two days later prices of beef, business meeting. 7:30 p.m.; Civil 'ii,,. FOREST BROOK SUBDIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Ill AND Engineers, Hilton Hotel, pork and lamb were frozen. .s ri1j FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ja&sonvllle. .n Pt1 fliob 15 31. 3rJ ticr?r, But Shultz and Stein, both op. Keep Your Student - __ - _________ - - C ft~F - - I r' ____ ___ - 1 4 - - I - , - ;e, ' =lT1.T . _ - ~_ i r_ . - I , 1,~.~. - - * ~ -.4 __ , _______ - ' ° WSQ S Ws. Money back in full it not complete:Y 414418flitc! with weight lose from local time Monday. Wayne Hunter, 17, and Ron- died Saturday alter being mood Beach, killed early Monthrown from his car Friday day In night on the lakefront. tona Beach. Mar) Ca therine Oldham, 19, Walter Gibson, 26, and of Casselberrt, died Satur da y Dthnre Robertson 20, both of when her car collied with a St. Petersburg, killed inn twoe Brantley car collsion ajur a State Road In Forest City. ,) his car as it trailed in Low, -_ n"tional just g 10:: for those thal ifeally want to I***. A full 12 day supIy only JO The price of o cups of coffee. Ask Fairway Plaza Drugs about •FAT-GO r.duckgplan the very first package The traffic death toll dunn aid Brown, Ia, both of plant Persons to (lie 0011YIT OBLAY over the City, killed when a train 'lowed Wt Year's lAbor Day weekend - . o weekend, pushing the coun!yls Into their car at a railroad was 580. Ttle hiehest oil since got FAT-130 todn,V. World War 11 for the traditional oniy S2.so a, .." . cross near James Andy Williams, Ia, of nd-d-w=ner holiday was 688 618 Meljonvjjle A ve., Sanford, Brigite Munjak, 20, of Or "4r 1 ,xe illoill on State Road 577 near his home The National Safety Council t, earlier estimated that between Labor Day weekend traffic Walter Gaddard, i6, struck 550 and 650 persons might be acc idents killed 32 persons in and killed b) a speeding car as killed on streets and hlghwa)s IFlorida among 524 nationwide he tried to cross a busy highway from 6 pm. Friday to mIdnight Sunday. Two Seminole County -' - - .24 L i ves ~J fatalities from Friday through In Orlando. - - 1V 4A00_r' - - r _Xg - , '-tt, - .#_Cnb,..JSII., R _____ _____ . . - . - . - _,j 'r-tr jv _________________ ___ ____ _______ ~ - 74- " 1 __ -w ~j4ow f * -- . - r - _______ - I_I __ — ~ . MF _______ - Vk_ - J M . Stein told the Joint Economi the course of the na ti on's econ- _____ - -4 __ Los. ugly excess weight etith the BY HERALD SERVICES ~ - M - Shultz told Congress In April, crease, but even so the price and Nixon had fomosted. that "we are not consider ing Index rose two-tenths of one per back of Inflation will finally be Imposition of a freeze, ceiling or cent In July. Post freeze Phas broken " whate ver you call it In other 4 is still on trial _____ _____ Liaim ____-_ 1973-3A TWatc h_Yourl FAT- GO - - - PAF11 - a , c ________ "We can took, with confidence to 1972 as the year when the - ____ ____ --- Tuezay, Sept. 4 Z ' foo ________ ____- .' ---------- I. Oh day ALLIdents '. -_- WASIHNGTOM (AP) - "I posed In principle to controls, history of economics I'll claim unemployment was stI ll 55 per think we will see (the rise in Insisted nothing like a new gen- the baby." cent. Bit by January 1973, it d prices) reverse llse1f" eral freeze was In the offing The freeze cut the rate of in. was down to 5 per cent as Stein - ____ ' W- '------- The Sanford Hera d lr~ ____ . -, -- c per cent in six months. ___ __ ___ `11111111k - Ir Under 'Phase 3' controls food prices jumped 25 _ I I nflation As .I . 1 __ 1 9 3' Z ,4.k . X, V. -' a - j. a __ I . -- — .. _ tI-%. 1-- -t- vT, zi~ _~~_.T~_7R `~ L_Z_X__ --m, 7 : 7 _ — fP , ,V . -. - -E I . L u 7 _-_,_ _ 74 - : _______________ - - - W . Sept. 4,1973 ____ - . .- 2475 Orlando o,______ San'onl - Turn spare time William Doty. 48, of Sarasota, - - ______ - - e ________ -- icine he) an Nu, . •, (nik. ..._, .. 1_ Turnpike ~-Y I It* I -b I • • I . I I' _____________ LE& 4110 School? Hard Hat Promises To 1) Climb Again T ownsh i p FOURTH ADDITION Legal Notice assigning me wpptem.nt,d The present toning of said prcpertyllA Hospital Notes Altamonte Sprinqr., Seminole Co'jnty, Florida i.cwi.r the fIditlot name of PICKERING REALTY. cn that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the 'lrcuIt Court, Seminof. County, Fstidj In accordance wit h the provliLont of thi FICtlovt fume Statutes. ToWit: Secton tA09 Florida Statutes TO: BOBBY 5 eLACKMCN, Wtoo Rr.trrwi' tin known SEPTEMBER3, 1973 ADMISSION,S Sig. R. E. P1cIertng PublISh Aug- 75, Sept. 1. classification OES.15 ii, II R.1Aastop1,ô% that cI4sl,l1a,, titled, "LILLIAN ETTIOLEE Iadescr:bnthepingord,,fltes CROSS BLACKMON Wife. vi. and reg ulations C4 !.etitotaCoun$y, BOOfly S BLACKMON, Ht,',tand' 151 THE CIRCUIT COURT, Florida. Civil ffo. 73-10060 . praying for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, The Public tivarlin will be held in cer$an relief Sot- the above nmYned IN PROBATE. the City Hall. C4saelDerry, Florida, Pia*ntIfl and acainat You and above In Se: Estate 01 OS 114171- 1117 r wruv 1913. na mtfj 'lc"lan' titlE,' O 4.I1 tr-, Or-j that if you with to Possible. at virttich time interested not ify To All Cirditor and Person Having against arid cOn!rjt thS parties anti Ct'itrn'4 to? and Claims or Ormandi Against Said t:PIt ,'t s.,. ' r Ft4t . I rrt'i t other of ritJçji .i are hereby may DC , COVitlnij from t:me t time untH have. t VflfI liral action is tatert by the City Conplaint with the Clerk of the claims and demanst wtilcfl yoj, or Circuit Court t and for Seminal, e,thcrof ,ou, may have against Council. the c'%?31e This tt- shall be prte at the rt'iipty, Flor Ida. LndtoKrveac IRENE T. WEHIIY, hac'f upon llngltt'i attorney, deC45. late Of said County, to the City Hail wtthI IPie City of ALBERT N. FlTT, 2)0 Edwør C;rcutt Court ci Seminal. County, CasseSber,. FlOrida. at4 ln three Building , North Pan T$ritii, a his oI?it-e it', th crtud - ___ or of us-rzrtaij,,t,,I,,,,n-,,n t he City of Caselbrrry and -C :' a • . -. i-gior (,i *-M-Plem-Der - c. -:r THE #4AfUtf$ Cl to prey for a fl '- i'.- ti,. Complaint Of ' '. ' . - .''". ri... . DES 173 Ds 115 Pv'vmatk tutpem-5i, tp(Mctn.ist D'rt from factory, WIII b 1'it (71 • Only at 11 Mw %NwPly wiled sw* '4 •HIf toW 4c .4 W*af sr-i a', lAr- a'0srIy Mtti SEAL, Wti. ISIit '4 ee MtDlAE Per Month your P. lack 1$ has fliy ei. vee sri prslocfu dr- any peer r,s1s4i rvetiae er ULATICW cox HOLIDAY IfsH. iinlctid ,, Tittifhtd. ill. 5t332 CALL 322.2611 - - -' _ We'll Start Mailing On Request And Bill You Later 1111111W ville, killed late Sunday when his car was struck by another vehicle and crashed into a trv"n Stone said the exteriors will be raw, unpaInted concrete with smooth, rounded corners resembling adobe p':eblos and the wcrks of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The plaza will be located on the only non-toll po lion of the More than iOO-ii,il turnpike, Even as grandiose as the design for the plaza La. state road officials say they had to abandon an even more elaborate de. sign because of lack of funds. That design envisioned a plaza built with a Seminole Indian motiff and a restaurant overlooking a lake. Officials- said the F.E. Booker Co. of Pensacola Is being paid $1.5 million for construction; Gum & Hunt, Pensacola, is getting $912,200 for site Preparation; Schweizer Associates, Miami, is charging $224,763 for design and construction supervision, and $300,000 to $500,000 will be spent for the land. Thousand3 of people with spare lime are earning extra money as tax preparers in the prow,ng fiefd of incorne :eTceAb0nyou , rs make it easy to learn ' roilment Is open to men and women of all age, employed (In any field), retired. housewife or student. Choice nf a ,".. ...$" i. FRE.64% " S%vc. m4m \ ,e) S df r . days and cla= *.1r,-.C&, Ci(tillf-410 awarded upon graduation, Job Intervit" available for best students. en o - .,.-,-',-. _. 4.8311 schedules today. HURRYI Classes Start: BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES V0PI,yhefl JUST FOR Toss Ring Basketball YOU' Diving Rings Pool & Deck cttsiso , FREE ESTIMATES ON A POOL IN Floats, Rafts YOUR SACK YAROt Kiddie Swim Aids There are 0 J ' HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) -Two men were arrested Mon. day hours after a pair of stocking-masked gunmen robbed a Hollywood restaurant and used three hostages as shields to break through a ring of police. authorities said. Police said they acted on a and surrounded the Gold Coast Restaurant during the robbery early Monday. But the gunmen took three restaurant employes hostage and demanded free passage, police said. Restaurant manager Gale Pendleton, 68, and bartenders Ernie Ratactli and Joe Galenti were handcuffed by the gun. men and led out to Pendleton's car as police watched. officers said. As the gunmen and their hostages pulled awry from the restaurant. a popular place with late-nighters, Hollywood Police opened fire to flatten the vehicles tires but missed, witnesses said. The gunmen released their hostagcs unharmed in North Mi'wu hleach within an hour and fled on foot, eluding an intensive search by North Miami Bach end Dade County police, officers said. Police said they recovered $9,000 from a sport coat found Ij an alley near where the hostages were released and the getaway car was abandoned. Five hours inter. Hollywood police arrested Frank Ippolito, 27, Manuel Talvera, 28, both of Tampa, and Pamela MIlls, 24, of Hollywood , when they approached a car parked new' the restaurant and believed to belong to the gunmen, police said. I:;pollto and Talvera were charged ith armed robbery and kidnapping and were being held without bond late llonday. Miss Mills was charged with being an accessory after the fact and was released on $5,000 bond. Itestaurant owner Joe Sonkt'n said Monday's Incident was "the first time I've beeti robbed in 27 years." J U Aadrm C4 StaN S AN FOR 322-3022 J It U on 90 day certificates of deposit (PUBLIC FUNDS EXCLUDED) i#l• ' THE BANK taimpls; SCM Elicit I '1111' Reg. $7495 'itiri.rel I l,'ralel I Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald 300 . Now In ' P1 French Ave., Sanford, F la 3217 1. SALE 42 Subscription Rates by Carrier Week SSc Year 525 40 g 1I[[) 53LK 31i][ '. i&..•,,... ca george stuart 133 East Robinson - Orlando class locations, U 59, SANf()() PLAZA U _____Pbo________ _____ We will pay you Store-Wide . September 12th & 13th conver,,ent MW Me Plmi Iii Mfseaalsu slim ytue tsi eaza*.. ci.,w. I ladirilaid Sen all sbUpUsu s.d to 1i4eaa ON to. ckact on: 0 Bask Ci.na 0 AftmW Ce.rai R 3rd ST. 4 Hwy ...'. IOSE, First St, Sanford, Fla. 37171 Call Collect (504) 134-4105 of $100,000 or more. George Stuart's 2 - Contoct ft. D(flLOCK office nearest you, 3 Hostages Released, Trio Charged In Theft Second Class Postage Paid A t Sanford. Florida 32771 tt wtm ea i. srtk It N on PAD 0 at aep HO OSLIGATION to b-ay This ad P 0 0., $240 Learn Income Tax Preparation from 14&R Block / Adding Mackin. Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for student away from home Today! vnaij ALLIED SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO. - 'I1tfjit'j) 1tiejj STA5 TO CNA5 •NO RGSy •wA'tepO0p LOTOa EVERY WEEK Will be mailed six days a week for nine months .. NOUlI, 1A.M. '7113 P,M. 41 P.M., '7U7 P.M. • SWIM tN IT, OAtHS IN IT • wOnI Alto APruov} OY 54'kcO, FlO,,,ja 37111 tubhit, Aug II. 71 ,5*',s 4, 19?) nrc in 'i ff0 SILT .'. PibtithAugi,7spt41:19p.j By 10 IlWD •wo $UCMLE TO ou • NO INJICYIONS ,. •ntr. r ,.-r.,.-r — A Subscription To FREE DEMONSTRATION OF PAD-0-SEAL tee 'v f Caxberr i- ir.,j Pi.bltihAug34&cpt4, 1t,,tc73 - kUPTURED r Mar riage A V.cu: MatrimOnil 141 between the PL*4ntiSl and You. *a.CIIIIVe wei prior to th• 41te FAIL NOT TO ANSWER lest a the Putk Heetutg; the date of the D*f aus be qnhrr.d against y claimant, and shall be. sworn to by tly' sibikion to the date I y n*ru fld OffIcll IP claimant, their a9enf, or at1041 PVOIICBIIOfl,, both does $at of the eba, fly ttwrwy and accomputled by a filIng at tfllvt i.'t1 not Th Sbntord, F lorida, Semlnai County, OW" ' ot ne delia, and such calm or l$) days. In addition, this 27th day August 1573. t4 fisj snail t void notice atl be posted in tt ares to 1SEAI, Jam's r ta tori5iJt'-I -t mrt;-',-. rrj t"t¼j' H bel- ,;!r. A rmicvtor of tL Lail Clffk Of the above st y led Will and Testamtntot to the date of the Puw'c Hearing Court Ir,n t WOfiry, OAT EQ August, A By; joy Webb 0. tyj deceased Deputy Ciar-i ' Verr,, ML't. Jr. of (SEAL) ALBERT N. FITT Ct.EVCLLVIQ, MIZE ft,51, ;. rdr--, fi,jii,j-. 1'I' s .-. 'C5t I irda, - ,t14n Si, ca4,rr rnith lromthetimrc'vh,firs, put,icatlot, 4 l T,'.- iG--e1 Of each than L in nliting, ndsf4ttslateTheptocaof rl$1d,,c, d post office eddres, 01 the itIr ratji 11 It's Complete In Detail I' I t' Iflexpensive SIX DAYS A WEEK lIAIJ%N[)AI,E, Fla. (All) A 22-year-old hard hat who fell six stories and lived says he'll wale the scaffolds again to pay his way through school. Paul Wilson of Hallandale was working on an unfinished Miami Beach building two weeks ago when his hard hat fell off and he reached out to grab It. Wilson's co-workers said he fell like a swan diver before he hit the hard dirt below. "I bounced a few times," said Wilson. a senior at the University of Florida. "The line of my body must have absorbed the shock." The fall shattered Wilson', jaw. the roof of his mouth, his nose and cheek bones. Hospital officials called Wilson their "miracle case. Doctors theorized that Wilson was saved by his excellent physical condition and his age. They said his left arm and the left .side of his face hit in a shallow gully while the rest of ID his body landed on higher ground. Wilson said he'll return to construction work to pay his school bill-4- lie caid he's paid his way so far and didn't think heights would bother him. "I guess if I got up to the sixth story and near the edge, it might fill my mind," he said. Wilson. a political sck'ne.' itiajur, said ht' dltin t re'iiwinbcr the fail or his first week in the hospital. , II' t' s Informative - ' 'aitt'nrZ'i fjr DISCHARGES SANFORD: Stephan D. Kennedy Sallie H. Harden James Brown Alice L. McMillan ("id' M Elaine Calxton Sharon Sue Prevalt Sharon Sue Prevatt Enid C. Grain, DeBary Mrs. Jack C. (Bar ba ra) Alice D. llsrri.son, DeBAry Morrison and girl, Casselberry Earl W. Whitaker, Deltona WaI M. Alday, Alt'iti J. 1Chlumpf, Deltona Gainesville . tr'rbrr - With Donald Petrie, Deltona Thomas J. Townsend, lake Mary linda Burleson, Orlando lily Knotta, Oviedo John T. McNulty, Deflary MJFORD' Katrina Hensley Shellie Shorter Bonnie I., Sullivan John 'Fmker cw S. Lancaster Delbert W, Cross Mary Harrell Erris Green Edvina Mitchell Michael P. i1rn Mildred Lee 1957. A SWORN COMPLAINT having be-,n Illeit in the CIrcuit Cowl In ad 1o5topa rt and for Seminole County, Florida, en NAME NOTICE :S hereby gi ven that I am engaged In businesi at 977 H*'l'. '35 NOTICE Of SUIT clatsulcation ,s 6ftcrlbW jr. the toning ctdfranes of the CIty CeuvH.vry, Florida, to wIt Os O'n nç No 12$ as amended and FICTITIOUS HL,tnd toning ctat%lfkation of R 3 Multi Family to Said property as mat A ware Of What's Happening Back Home - spare cash carveeredintoaflotherlaneRichey. and slammed Into an The Florida Highway Patrol oncoming started the holi day week e nd The death toll surpassed the tality report at 6 p.m. Friday natrol's prediction that 24 per- and' ended it at midnight Monsons would die on state roads (lay. over the three-day holiday. DON BALES Among the other accident SANFORD MOTOR CO. v Victims listed y troopers were. i Robert Perrin, 78, of — Legal Notice LORIDA e ' Showplace D it bag containing 10 packs of under Investigation. GAINESVIlLE, Fla. (AP) *110,000 cu~bdonatlo'Tr'orn a $I0 arrived, Officials Said, '1 may have been a-group of An accompanying note mad: - People just using group callin --ftacIf.ih flthat name," esville Marijuana Dealers "From the Gainesille Mari. Association has estrichened Juana Dealers Association. rard. "At this point, we ddn't muscular dystrophy fund [tight on." know. " raising efforts while leaving Police said they had never He said the donation was heard of the organization, add- handled through the city's Jay. local police puzzled. Volunteers here had raised tug that the matter was not yet ct'es, $5,000 Monday during the Jerry Lewis television tlthon when The Hometown News Will Help Relieve at Homesick FeeUng Of FOREST BROOK SUBDIVISION CIVIL NO. 73 - 1044.5 FIFTH ADDITION. 4 recordedin '4 RE: DISSOLUTION OF Fiat Rook 17, Pa*t 2. Pvblk, MARRIAGE. Records of %emlnot, ..n,infy LsL.LIAN TTIOLEE CROSS Florida. BLACK MON. to me corporate Ilmita Of he it' of wt. Canalberry. Florida; _•J tb) To consider also the gutitiofl SOBPY S. Bl,ACKMOP4, ( 1. 'Pot' Dealers Con tribute .lc-r- . Noti - into To Dystrophy Telethon - SLI DES :- Is Your Student Going Mill! 0 the Florida Highway Sunday in Fort Myers. 1xroy Hanes was killed when his car ruck froin behind on Oad 52 Ill ,New Port Brooks. — • CaIehdar ~ , MIAMI (Al") Not many gas stations cost $3 million to build. But then not many resemble adobe pueblos surrounded I*- beautiful landscaping and six manmade lakes. In addition, architects say, the unusual gas station will have a restaurant, pirnic areas, a trailer sanitation and rt.if(,i-t cl , tli.tt :1t t- !rt'it cn!.tr umd thrt't' p.:: All of that will be Included in what designers say will be the "showcase of thr Florida Turnpike." The Snapper CI t.e Scm-vice P153.5 is being built along an asyet-unopened portion of the turnpike in South Dade county. The Wlltlwood to homestead turnpixe now has 10 such p!n,tc, hit o;flrials itiy this will be the best wi',en It opens next spring.pring.' "It *3 virtually Impossible to describe the design in any pat "It's phrase," said Tom Stone, construction coordinator for the plaza's architects. vi Seminole Il • ........ • . DINNER TIME BIG -. • - IT'S CLEARLY chow time for these five young and Mrs. Tony FardeH in Longvicw, Wash. Th e barn swallows in a nest outside th e doorof Mr.birds shownofearofhumantraffic. - - , . 41' 3 - - T..", - . WL of designating and ~~w __~j ~;~ _____________ d' Pa m ~_ 4440 011%1- - - __________________ 2 I I _ �_______ raqrW9 r.4 T I A __________ r-_________ 41 4% u ___ ____ - __________________ -- -- 0111111111190" ___ Gardedand `~ ~, '%' """ "," e4fte&foom I Inv Sanford, Fla. FOR HOME OR FARM C I M -..— -_ I ____ -_ — BULK VEGETABLE SEEDS 6 le,400 W.Fl 'St P373443 T #46 " 0 &:I --- 14 -21 04 if T V . ` 10qN LJ - I :&- a 0 41 L- .- Thru Sept Evenings By App1 $1750 Good - - NEED GROOMING ? ZOTOIS PH NATURAL iff Open RES Beauty Salon 7 I J _ . - - 911111111111111111111iif.I;J.feit.lmlllllllilll!lllllllllllLL LI = = ite Tire- __ Supply 2501 S. French A == Weekdays 1p.rn. = How Would you like to have your own especially = iiined Place mats with your own natme or rne Idrd for partiei. cook-outs. weddlng. 'uncheons, 200 Place Mats. $7 hxeri. holldeyi — .r rner See our uie. I . I Itr il — kI , ) — \ mpIe _A -127f;t- . .- Or -i---- t $11500 *190 Iff -__ 'T6i v-111 find everything from 1111111ONAW - .. _____- — 3EW •- f drivrr: lI(tm-•'. Miny thivers are not I I lk I" a.i. - ;I . t I _-.111111111.1m _- ' . ; .___ - .: _01iftW 1. - I*_ I -7-I _ t7t_~_ -,-- _;= ___ -1 without the requd no fault liability insurance simply M - y - . F GOOD LIFE I . $1450 _ - With 300 Purhase WE CATER TO BANQUET Macdronl Salad Ncw AvUabIe for Phone Ahead óï 2100 S. Frencn Ave. Ia . Pla za Th eatre in Sanford Plaza 322-8610 ----M=..i Xrryk y W, 1 ,1 FIND (11KI11" 1 a 0 FRIED ~W- Located next to the Sanford t4fgrrylowal Tr I- . CRU/'TYY PIZZA W W 1&. Seeds e a Baby Chicks __ CHICKEN '"* * Horse Care Items POOO -a& Ad - * Tac .Pet Supplies Annuals • Vegetable -Iants - IM %. , , s. , N ,* ~~ -. ( HUNTOS TUXEDO FEED STORE-' ~Tj ___. - COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. PhOlie 322-2624 Sanford, Florida FROM , I _1 - I" -- - -- - — ~~-, 0 =7 __ - N~v .-.-.- _____ ___~ _~______________________ - - Zr - ___ 11~ 11 "N, I $ .-. I PAYING TOO MUCH FOR INSUILANCE? - ,- - i_ -1 - - 4. . . -; __ - r _ N6 L__Aia = P --1 _______ - - - __ ---------- I - -- F. FRIAR -I P r-O way of lb - In every coun Id. Isn' t it lucky But thme fall gaments didn't make it to without considerable - - - _ ___ - : - -___. -,___ - lr_ l _A . r -_ many sefvlces extended . x Winter Ph Tel 645 2O Open 930 530. Sat 102. Ample Parkln9 S laflgUg5 spoken heft, We specialize in cruises to any spot in IhLb world. All modes of travel 0 1218 French Ave - by 0 - - li' •altsbI. . Is I A little current converter sometimes necessary if yOu are Pflning tOtrvelJ nn elpfir i- vy ith . MWE7 ___ For Comfort and style ... You can't go wrong with EDWARD'S SHOES Vale's Junior Shoelland - r DP A - - 1 FREE D"ONSTRATION lil I. i* Lm - I - - -_ "I ./, ri ) - ~ r .0 ~4 r1k, A i_ 4 -. I - W_ I - - - -, _ , ?- - I - , ro 407 ;__. ,.r - - - - I I _; SM1TTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE Sparkling glasseL dth:Coo ki ng uniiii , 323.3866 Pit.'- ______________ 1kt ChecI ' ___ .- -- . . I Mower For AU IT- ,,.: Mv-- i — __ -_ . ___ . ,.. off his well-stocked inventory, with necessary all , BIG HOURS 8 -6 Moflday.Saturday TRADE IN __ F jm Glass - ____ ) _ ~_*). ~( ',,, tubCOfliCovs mind . — - Let 1/1 You Can Get Results! For More Information ._ .1 '' ' \". I 14 ADVERTISE Your Business or Products in the \\ / ~%~ _ . Review Section of The Herald — I,h t* 6 iw! . __ , f.'4 - 19 91i .l : .--- PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages 1__ Will Acquou't lOOOOO ,-.-. Prospects With Your Product Or Servico Ulf 'Ill 1 ___ = - - - - _-1 __ - - ___ - Let us feature Your Business SELF-HYPNOSIS - - , J. Our Toot Is Loud And Strong / iv Business Dont Putf Til Tonioiro What You Can Do Today Us "' Ask For Bill Marfin 1 ' PHONE 322 7928 BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI 1 I: i' Service - ). I, 86 MoyrIday & I I . - I 1. 4 to rea ?enons arid control undesirable habits by Lewis Sales - ~~ / - HOURS .. ______ I .N 322-0808 inc. Ph '%72-4622 s.p ____ Co I 1. " ~ ~ ,I I - I Senkarik go _____- It : -- - 222 Magnolia 993 your (I *WALLPAPER — P4IOOCN rowt ( OU AINT MOWING LA LESS YOU YA1001N- - Closed Sundays ffie livestock The tools and equipment for planting and growing things are all available, as well as A ! 323-6404 z15 - ~- - I -a - for the tvn dweller or small holding owner who grows a flower gar. I For Every Purpose '[-I , Dicovr Learn how mHflt Fren Mixon Auto Parts •GLA / - _ ..F-1 f I productn ?Ycast Heavy MaIIV MHil Ti Ch , -_ n I , You - - • • Vacv.* act$sa fts sav, ad cias - 2 . .11 Red Carpet Inn, Altamonte Spgs., I.4& Hwy 436 -- ______ SALES ' - - - MOWER 0 Mixon Auto Parts t,I Relstration •n class niarmatloii will talie place tin edlaf.ty foI$oig th demonstration. ; 322-7029 INK Constructio ni V ih len______________________________ Road. Sanford 6 Cleaner, %V I 0 WEED EATER CHOOSE Call AC-305 B _E mlIbt lustrous hair - LECTURE-DEMONSTRATION __ your wal*r ftr Cleaner. 111IT"Tru'l, J: i - pin,nI, TV INSURANCI REPAIRS Remodeling htor and %*fler clWhes Your Advertising Corlsultant " J I WHEN . . . . . Refflev* Welcome Senior Citizens y Drivers - 'Ve Handle The Whole Ball O( Wax" Salf Saver Dial DECLINED —' 4, hardness from fencing and hay .T ' TWO MODELS TO INSURANCE . be* - MILY ROOM * CARPORTS GARAGES - Nonco"oding Fall Easy to So"Ice .:V, Ivrj . -oducts for aninial care are als' - with Itie jwoW1rn;W*.,,l,, ON AUTO Quiet catn-valve operst-on Deluxe 4_ PECIAL an - orks Like a Beaver ADVERTISED Sanford -. 1,rk Canh.ul dote 4lrate fld tertjtmw Dependable, Fully Autornatic Controls Ru"*d, Rust-Proof Polyethylene Cabin#4 SCYCIt more of the wide assortment of ,4 supplies stocked at llunt's. Deliveries are ywhere In the area of San --ford, I-ongwood, Altamonte — , 1r_- xu~ Springs, Geneva, Winter P -6;1"~i Springs, We Mary arA I.ake - to Struction v7hich afflicts rome. litter S - Latest ' _____ &( $I . affect the WE AS n would dO ar a , I I I I and Ii h _____ .- WATER SOFTENERS Cor 3rd & Park Ave. The fl any hor.' !oers in the -r 9rs - 0 Baby chicks, farn type . The Riding MOWer That, - ________ tix /V ' _ ___ - .. - - . L - ~ -- — =- __ tt -- thoSe at CARIBBEAN CRUIStSOfOpLAfl 4 . - late deliveries. godmother hail never - shortages, ffwde rising costs, 7be remlits are appearance. higher pric". anti P(xjrer work. A few trianagers, however, r, r This Month's I Women's wear Is suffering stretching ndvlce for (tie om __________ - * 1)1 .. e t denled any shortsges. -__ __ __. - __ a Care ____________ O'F'v the store buyer's and X nieuffft'- times even lligher-piriced items. , - = . tite 2012 French Ave. 323-26SO 00000~ 9MUM16 0 - --*=- e signs Of the times woman Rhopper r - 11Wi__ _1_ ;6_. .. --,Dffered Practical, dollar- p for -_ any effortl off W -I.; ~, The Fishing H Ole 11, ___ *4D Milady' s no later than today. hotl, ON C -7(1(11!~-)PIUMBIP-IG I - airport, c i, flatter ng dresses on I %1111 x - E nW -, _r I every - 4W k AGENCY ni aic of lottened shirtwaist lines. Stop by ( yers and It x BLAIR lkn _____ - for Better Living ______________ 0 i 1 long. WMilM -. r .1 ky C n d e re I I a It/usses Toaav s IUC SERVICE I - - tIo — 1Ø ___ Individual traveller, Requests for information 33173 __ - "-1 T0 ___ =-t j4' I1g fg, ..-- 11 WA 7 ~ - Scovered and time schedules woul;, 2531 S I aur1 A" - — ave 0 tral Place gatherinq all in formnflon %vithoof w,-,tinll AL PORZ'G . A __. - - - ___-- woo by each Orlando TURN R ubtle, feminine colors sand ottvr detads -all these catnel and grey make up into shipyards 00 = -! . " 'v ---mt~ -7 - - -, - __-_ _: I Ix eating, living, and a thov - ___, - 'm 3. Parcl stores today and you're fabrics fur fall a -Verifled recent national Ever 'hhk what travelling ndsubUe urr b woo e w u a ra texture Coord tinted sweater bulky knits, Pants and Akirts in vel agent? its, so soft and easy wear warm oranges, browns, wine sisted that the problem has onl)v and care (or, cad the list of in red &ri and eI deep grmn. Fall has mated headaches Wheels or Not . . . Call Genie Blair and compare ) ,I!'! 7195 f t-49 -_ - - --. a r e n ___x_ 2619 French Avenue Beautifully New Hairstyle- - . knOW3 - 295-6194 __~ 4~ - -____ _ - . . are scarce. __ ned Un,mcmted Cars Hauled b4i 99 .- - • the fabric you like with 7iior1or herself, and for the the style ChOiCC • lg young working gAl Milady's haS auth a good who Is always on the lookout for selection of trims you can add a Costs 1 en-catching fabcic for an outfit to brighten up the office. you make with a ard or two of BY BARBARA HERRERA 7`h0w Art some of the fact# In addition to the ever exciting trim Copley News Service Uncovered In recent Interviews popular print knits, and rolorful with If you don't know how to sew, representative,i of seersucker plai& olve that the fun new --ii,i17he survey showM price fairy g~khnother who could coordinates which inake up Into problem easily. Mrs. floltxclawchange her rags to sensational increas" ranging from 5 per defightful back-to-6chool smock will be starting sewing clasoes gowns with the twifildirig of a cent to in late October, which wifl have 23 per cent this year wand. her students turning outmagic T over Wt faR. with many Items claw owners of Milady $ see to 1k .00 i,Au mern up a h...j ,.a per cent ai ui. fabulou$cfeat1onjwjthj,e shelves are Am.1bRfl mJ± t tinL58i ° wo years and few items uP press her own Prica cin ,havin alznt doubled in pric%. 1 Mod or sOphItIcted, doesn't have the lame good since 1971. 1 Milady's h3s fabric which will fortune. Store managers arld the pro. 0 make up into styles for an Because she could use A touch feW( inal buyers Interviewed Occasions. For tasteful, ex. of that magic Ulls nmth when varlotwly: to, I)erienced advice you can't do she confronts the inflated price -Admitted that certain iten is -_97 I , aw . tier than to ask Carolyn or tag.lq 6ngling froin women's ranging from 30nle fine __________ . - _ -T-__ Glowing Hair. It's Part Of The Natural Look. Feel Tot;U Feminine t Us . • ngs" (or the coming season ___ —- __ . -- a ::ns°in zr -- .11 the teenage miss who loves to - -. . t, - off the-rack Doing who buys or Cc. -_ 4, - (. As well as having a 11M complete range of seed, as weU as well as a full range of farm irnall farmier Ifunt'll has a good selection in tovm of garden and as a selection of small and garden tools. supply of pet needs and horse animal care producla, Hun vegethble p1an for the person Joe Duggar, owner of the c a re Tuxedo Feeds at lie South who needs just a few plants for store, can advi" U* afflatmw Sanford Ave. is also known for a smaU garden. Whether you have a dog or a gardener %ho has probletm and friendly and obliging servicecat, rabbits, guinea pip or To grow vegetables suc. &a also has all the latest news on courtesy forI all" Is the store cessfully and reap tile benefits new v8rieUes of wed ard mLnks, Hunt's has the f6edlrig, 1 poucy. . for your table In winter, more develo groorri,ing and medical supphes This is Lie 11nw of 'y' ear tn~ : than the smd :s needed. Hunt's ttw experienced ,farmer, I necessary to keep pets healthy, plant vegetablea hunts has a stocks ferUh:r and pestiddes, contented and good ookthg. For the animal . . . — For larger ama cwsandhorses there a la ne , stock of feeds, as well as )_ _ ;7, - .ew_ medications such to worming - - *I _ " i ~~ ME -. i - - 0 rics I than today's younger set? M ilady'scatcrsoarflcuIytor PARES 401111111111k 99M fl Peanut Orders 322-9442 Oviedo and Route 426 4q . stocked with fabrics for the Milz dy's is also the shop for bra. designed especiatly for the younger set. brides-to-be. The wedding rufler figure and the problem A-B g. k"eflagers, and Mom of fabrics are divine, bridal .118t figure. Call her at "3.0313 tee hOWd down to Milady S 5000 I tP headdrasei charmin g, nd tot an appointhirni for a litung. accessoes to trim the OUUIts of ateserit ou fld in th ChOOI wardrobes n. eve member of the weddIng aeng line, MiIady'aahoWd in cbmpe The terrific savings when you party abound ) pThefrixflya And whcn it comes to f2ish,1011- buy fabric and make outnts Another special servIlce Mrs. trWy professional service, nA awarenem, who knows mom yourself, aflow you to have 1101ticlaw ,ffers Is custom wide seleWan, are sure to meet fitting the fabulous Penn)rich your r*eds. about the latest faWon trends twice as rnany clo 'ttws as the PI MAITLAND - A ILICE A-I 7i Blair Agency, after rtascnible downpct,Iow , ..monthly payments re Milady's Shoppe at 117 S. Magnolia Ave. In Sanford, is a creative woman's dream. 111w outatanng selecon of patte, fabcics and acceo bound to inspire her to mate outstanding tasMons fall. ____ 4joo4 . 1W==z s,l _- . -- - A 0 Will Service All Model Tractors 834-7272 . ___________ I entire mt of their Insura Y tce r9 %; i8`12 N.OR LANDO AVE. L IVd I1 I - - __ Savo 0 Dudu Auto - required to I*ve liability innee if they drive. 7lie Blair . Back-To-School Specials Maitland Tractor Sales 9 Equipment NG I Hunt',J Tuxedo Feeds Teen L .1 cannot pay the entire amount at BULLDOZERS =_ - 4 3 TRAC TORS And Accessories WHOLESALE -RETAIL I.NJj .. Takelle Soimmer Out Of SUMMtoo- - r No Get a $295 28P" mce _.Tc*lewary Sot :EDAX240L AVP ie Sintord Fia . - ~ili PH.831-7377 ALL MAKES WHEEL __ . 0 -,,. 11 - _ TRACTORS & BULLDOZE R S ~t'~. GAS & DIESEL 0 -S - . that if they hold a valid driver',, license but do not own . 1. Ph 322 6755 ____ when It comes t o hardware we got I pard ner I __ those motorists who have been :4 . I I I t Nursing Care SInce 1964 tIn taec. - I - BICYCLES & m;1Qd's fQbrlc shoppe - -11 Special Ed. Maior from University _______________________ of Tennessee. - ;;;;::z?;:Rese , I ASSISTANTINSTRUCTORVICFOWLER 831.OS26 I 300 t - PHe 322-3332 - Casselberry \_-", -,*.-_ &W em mote oae i corner (if South Park and Third Stet In Sanford Phone 32 the 3866. P. ,': II)e Blair !nsurance AgencV -,.specializes in helping young I . --'A (!att[r ttlthulC j I ort 11 1 • d I __L - - driVIng 1. __ Are you pdying t() IIIUIh (or AgLn) will gladly ge you urance' ll Genie quo Blair nnd compare. The Blair Blair Agncy Is cated at ecr been cancelled or your rejected? Do YOU have a poor record' If o, you will nd It I d -- . - __ IMM-1 -I V ti . in ' II1LEL Large Rear Baskv? prns&:rlmstofhelaesflove, i -, F_ * z Western or Padded Soft Saddle Front Hand Brakes For the fashion minded woman who creates her own wardrobe 1' :..• 1: _-.. surnce .- - i~ ;Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillillillillillilliillillillillillillilli illillillillillf: r~ -- _#~-! fy/i, I YCU ~ - . -_ ALT /i j5%C' . t -. Blair Helps You ng Drivers r - I . ,:% , .1 I V._- ~1_ __ A "_ I .,. ~~_ , '.' -, "* " . .. _. "! i . . '....-. . . . . r - I SM7 . I ,M '; . t ., ___ 1 .r. . \. ' THE PRINT SHOP Also - Airport Service Station (at the Airport) _- - - __ ,.=------ - c ___I as your automobile '..--- 0 90d_* a CM& swiat Models 041 outh Hwy. 17-92 40 --- • I - ' t Fite Tire Supply specializes in tires, fune air conditioners, gas and lubrication . .: - IS Years In- Central Flarida One.HaIf Mile Northof 436 N-. - I - -,J .. ff- 11 . .. KFNNELS ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING i .: J, -I ..... .. ----.. .. Je - r . . - Sanford ;;;; ... - 6PM !- L;;:.*-,;e;*"-,,- ç .-7--_ II- .. . - :I.. '' -". J., --. :1 1L WE HAVE NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT I A E VI 8AM& w ___ , ___ Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1973-5A I____ -t For Auto Insurance - t-w.- YOUR PET DOES The Sanford H era ld lamporatioro mcurocy CASSEL NURSERY & --LANDSCAPING - - —. I 0 1 — -1 - ------ epi"w1fo hoof '0000#11 for QsGrffk -_ -- .., --- - al (~~ - PERMANENT coo, Gas atilt! 1 4 - Ph. 322.6707 - - ( a Pesticides - Fertilizers. BUlk Seed.i ,i 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private PatInts-VA_Medjcajd Out Patiert Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. . .) -1. - — S __ Y X -- �- - - 1. I______ ----- - - - _____________ - _______ _____________________________________________ Incocruna Peace _ ____________ Hopes DiM . Man Freidin ALLEY ooP JU Spied On HHH In Laos peace in Indochina comes is a ei' I but the reported political and military agreement b.tween warring forces in Laos will bring anything but cheer to that country's southern neighbors — South Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. v move toward Non-Communist Premier Souvanna Phouma appears to have surrendered 80 per cent of his counft to Communist control. He is giving the Communist Pathet Leo a major role in a e apparently has agreed 1* to expet anti-mmun e military forces his country, including U.S. military advisers, while allowing North Vietnamese tops to use his country freely as a supply route and staging area for offensive operations against South Vietn a m Cambodia. bod Ilie Communists c been patiently for years to exploit the long, tangled political dispute between Prince Souvanna Phouma and his Communist half-brother, Prince the leader of the Pathet Lao. ne two may have finally made their peace, but on is that can only be interpreted as a major victory for the Communists in their strategy for - With U S air strikes against the Ho - ~ i Mmii trail now ruled out, the only pressure against , 1, , Laos has conic from Royal Laotian forces and 17,000 troops from Thailand serving in Laos under U.S. sponsorship. Thus the cease-fire and I Are Agreements Other Thoughts Aiding withdrawal of all but the North Vietnamese tops haisds the Communists a free ticket to use no successor in sight, the outlook in that sKtor is discouraging' . ne Communists meanwhile seem determined to take Phnom Penh at any cost in order to complete their encirclement of South ietn1rn task that ould becomi much easier after the scheduled halting of U.S. air supportfor theCambodiansin twoweeks. However,withthe ceasefire. a - _L.4 68, II ._. hv . Jack Anderson ______ exasperated Canadians pulling out of the truce supervisory commission in South Vietnam and the Ho Chi Minh trail for support of forces besieging the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, and to threaten the flank of South Vietnam. This development might have little significance if there were reason to believe that the Communists were genuinely interested In an all-Indochina &i Reds cO4ELLf)..-__ 11_k _ .1 _ 1 [~TIP7,!t.: ,77 *)r . -. resident 1 I; 4. ' _. -7 4_J' _f'/ RAtsearch Office of Ford Product Planning wid Rearch by switching from high-cost alloys to solid ce ramics for most of this engine's "guts." Among the cemm]C Components am turbine wheels, nozzles. combustor, rose cone and regenerator.— Beaumont (Tex.) Enterprise . He Is a tall, silver -haired re military man from a poor family. He likes to read, and has practically no social life. He setqns to be the perfect man to continue an austere form of governmnt that has Xhr *anforb feralb TELEPHONE 3?226fl ;83)93 300 N. FRENCH AvE.. I SANFORD, FLA 32771 --' * , WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOL TOL IN E, General Mnaer I Z' C1 , I X~_ 7~)I -_ rw . ( Z . - .1. I - .- ~'- DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROY GREEN Advortisin(jManager DORISWILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS Mnical Sup? CHRIS NELSO? Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS Camp Rcm Foreman , , ' -, I '_ , " " I ,:. J, :. . \ i(k.' t - • - - . il , " ,', ; L I I k • . .1. '-., . _t, .1 I : I ' . -, J t, , , ; . 1 ' i i., inflation from Its pre-1964 high approaching 10Opercentayear to lm's 1 per cent. 5 The announcement th at I Gelsel is the government's • choice for the top Wt which owns next March has touched 't off much comment as to what A, * Brazil will be like under his nile. The current president, Elfllllo i. . r 4 -- - "M (1\ - - I ' /'1? / V 'V / I -r -.-- L ' . " . .W1 - I I .1~ -V I '_ ,. I~ I . four star army general, has said he iii cnnfiid~-rit the can- N * ~ I _. *~. r;rdidate woulci never allow "any . challenge to the economic and political philosophy that boWs thr revolutionary order - ______ .. ,' 1-f. . 1~~ _____1 _,. 1___10' . - ...Ii!t,~ ~_~ . i _~%_--- ..! I - I *1,. - . . #I 0 J74 FRI so// - Calm Analysis Needed D L• I IC id . • 9 • BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographor COPI.EY NEWS decisions before an audience of war veterans, bolstering his RAY STEVENS shattered morale wi th their partisan cheers. Press Room Foreman Back in a half million Young Americans were Charges tluit the machinery of governmen t is creaking to eflgagCd in WarmSotithea art a standstill are frivolous. '" t Asia ducking shells SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery fired from North Vietnamese The cogs and gears of the massive federal bureaucracy ma..' and tulleta firm the $14 oMonfhj iflS of the et Cong 78 aOl Year continue to churn out orders and directives and depart. menta l actions without benefit of coordinated leadership. And with Communist op, moving through in Florida Same As Hc4ne L'Itlivery 'lleutral" Cambodia to mass on the border betwefm Cain Grants are authorized, agency penalties are assessed, is. bodla and war4Drn South Vietnirn, military strategy arid vestigallons are initiated, government employes receive Ii O'he AM.h 5? '0 M3nt 6 Mn S1 12 mos 532 O r checks. presidtnttal responsihihity dictated a fi'm military response provide ?P4 tI mail subscripieon s But the American publIc—the w1d, h (act—is justified Il adelleated1pIomatjcsitboncedforameuureo( IV paid in ddvanCe in wondering if the bureaucratic juggernaught is headed In Werecy to surround bombing missions against enemy troops as scod class matter Agut fl. t9 at the P % l the right direction. is Cambodia, the urgency of protecting American lives f'cofSanford,Florida32771 The war in Vietnam hung over the people of the United 'stified the air atkes and the re1uance to bare the 'opartof any material nfw-s or advertistngof th,s edition of States or a decade, dominating the news, exerting Is operations to the world. The Sanford Herald may pressures on polities, bringing heartbreak I-c thousands of be repro ced in any manner But we are concerned today with the pressing problems 5PostalRetap<,qi bereaved families, Calm, considered analysis is in order to f 1973, galloping inflation, an energy gap. food Mwtages "id sua l,rm repons,bi, I or sc reproduction *ihi apply Vietnam's lesson% to future international situations. I Considered s infringing an The and a sfermg ensroent The official ascinaUon with Herald s copyright nd The riorifles must be put in persectise f Me law ssect1n the motives and methods of the Vietnam war The IIawk veteran of World War 11 and the most PtAilished dAtly .and Sundays eitcept S,afurci,ay would be ludicrous, if it were not tragic. I the aging campus radicals of the IM share "e Herald is a member of the Associlted Press vh'c. common concerns today-the possibility of 'hil1ed ' Cf.ttttrdC*Cg,,f. t lhe use fw rCpffutf,c,ri f all the local 11oise inroads on legislative powers, is exaggerating the classrooms next winter, the plce of milk and eggs next news printed ifl th'$ flA Paper "secret bombing" issue in an ttfort to put shackles on the week, the availability of meat next month. presidential of flee It is to these issues that Congre and Mr. Nixon shod President Nixon, distressed at polls showing that public direct their united efforts and put aside the emotional approval of his policies is pjl,nn, eting, defends his ,vartime R.'arold Area Corresporidetits bickering over history. . L73 14 I 'Od nn, ki''i . 59 C 3" 5-418 Sear Lake - Forest City Spink Grace [ Lake Monroe 3?? 2611 Cotneva - Oviedo Deflona . Dpgary The Golden Moments: I 1 r I I I • illu Liit~ By HAL )YLE NEW \'OIIK (AP) Things that n'ake life worth lising S'Landing under wateffal!s - arv! i'h i ç-rt'tly girl hti' i ut ' dicing t4 A nC y FrUn_ f h FIC licho!al A i I C&0*114tberrY - F*rn P,&tlk Tang' wood, E, Estates ~ _;, f. z. 6, - n ?_4 yrsd M ( L II ' . ~ .. ..6i . 0) IL v %_* ' - PRISCILLA'S POP - i byAlYermeer R Y MISS TO TS'E'S ("G " O F-W R L 0,V I_ Ly "', WAD COLOR TV. - N '\ SWIMMERIN BLACK AN / J-,-~~" 3 --, .0 0 I _______ WHI'VE ... 11 i _______ I ~ 1 , - - - I — i(, - ~. . ) - - !r I ( __c_---. ) ___________ _______ BUNV Gfi-I-r1N'7H'HEAVE-H0 FER 7RYIN'T' MOOCH A F;ZrX- M&%L! — -_ / .'i 1. Pe. . THANK YCUI MY GOW MAN! I _~ I 'I I t VMA7 WAS 7NAr ALL --( , A aOUT! I ALWAYS lip ROR GOW - GraRVIM! !.,w ,,,,, I , ",_) iC ,1 0 I~ , L,0 .,.I,, k 11 LMJSUAL, SIM 'i, I's _. ,*' __N . . 15 ,( f1 ., 7.4 A // / - fli 1/ '' ' - ____ " . ____ ' CAPTAIN EASY Ot,jop HEAVE ISAXLN 612r HOL-P 006 WHAT ALL THE I .1 .. FFC9"M0J6 AO"T o Crooks & Lawrence 6EIThA FUNNY! WHEN U I PUHEP T4 8UTTO, ITOUWPE I WOK' TIT CMA0EUER' ____ ________________ _ ii'ØELFJ ______ ii.. '__ 1 _______ .11 . 0 t out Wi h _ ___ 0 4 _____ ~ Sring the winning touchdown in a sandlot scrub football game under the admiring gaze of the only red haired Orl in th~_- world ri-;.11v w,ltlts jT1,--,! f)f FRANKANDERES1 os r -I) lAstening to a grandfather clock eggs over a mountain campfire, The "Jusic of Mozart, ttw from Of 1,41feadit, Ilearn. the lyrics of G_Oing to 11 a.m. Sunday church iffvim and knowing the pastor will cut wbere you are alone and just reiiding tile climax of a jood ghost story, Title durable thread of love In a IGU aild (71- urr-filled marriage. rifl, 1A'1:,1l;_:A* ht' haS "It's time we IsA a more liberated attitude toward the birth proem," he says. Restless (44) Star Time — .10 Squares byBobIkeves (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) e Step Beyo d 11:30 (2) Tonight Show — - I -1 %ft - ' " _W1 I* 044, %. WORTH LAU AND U-SA WORRY by Dick Covalli . 'r CouLD ee AN MORE A"O A40RE LATELY, YC6LL JL)13r 14AVE TO r . I i 'i I '- E -_ • Ii I ,_ A _____________________ _ W1 6. "A A b. P. BLONDIE r Wepe LtA.n'J5TOGO" ~' SWOOPING NOW 1 I I I I I S - \ I I '• 1 I .,.L _ __ u our oopiNG ALL (j / >' - - , - I- ' - .' I ' a - I\ ( .. I )- i ,W '. ' - J '. '\ - !° -. ,-':" --\I;;; - --_ e4-_' .-.------ --------- I ,I _'Al - . ; I I 1. 'ic '- '------ • -- ' —a -- - - BEETLE BAI L E Y - Mert Walker I - , - - - - - -- _______ ___ q --vp f - .-. ' -) ' I r ,' I I ~ & ,X,L~ , , . I - . - 1 ( - - - 1 , ____ J ' - " = . - _____ Color Wodd TV -, ___ , "lie finally was confined to a stierl chair. "Ile couldn't even feed himtl( for his joints were frozen,' and no medical treatments had been of any - I Possl6le value of the oceans %aler-noluble trace chemicals N "You had mentioned lather-in-law's case, whose right hip had been frozen Via arthritis for dozen yars, and 4 months iflt r he drank a little ocean atcr daily "Well. Dad asked me to bi ing hini back sonic jugs of sea atcr when I drove to .Iacksonville. Florida, for a i;iinisterial coilcrnce. "And he started teking about a quarter of a glassful dully, distributed hi small amotuits in milk. loinato juice, etc, he ti't'tluig tiiiiirlf' In tti months he OS U i1king with a cane "Now4monthshavepassed and he is apparently completely i'er his arthritis. for he is back ii the farm. operating it as he llIrInt'rl\ (11(1 ii III1 1)111 iii tiiire ol tiltiSt (13) Movie (44) Now Zoo Revue Return ow Shown Game 73 (6) Mat () e Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature HisS (44) Rocky & I MW 1MW M-Ardill HOWN 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) movie (24) Sesame Street (") Lost in ace 30 (2) Bonanza 3:00 (13) Wornen's News L-9160 U gOlfin'! ______________________ n- .. __ - --O-Wft I 4P WA.-M-PPONSW -7--- '. Nit r ..~ 0 Lee Falk and I - -- % ,~_ "I thInk you'rg .-ight It yo feasing YOUR U set -3 pleculle, % \ -,Y t If?) V"I NIA ( , - -,In:__ — e __~ , I It. "I - I f4l ,I 'I CIAW VO4r, /i-, .V*"-- C;V I #4 RM. !_/ ij .~_ -,- . .1 --),*-"-,, I y Barry . .I I ft r duils 01-If INEAT1111 = 1K M1___ - -_ SSN 1) Local Programming (24) Electric Company \ _Ends • /. Sound 0(f (13 Sesame Street sd Thvrayi OILI Tkf*TI[ - 6-30 (2) (6) (9) (13) (44) Yet he healed only a few. including one group of 10 lepers. Why didn't the others rush to —_ Jesus for similar healing! Probably for the same rea that 6.000.000 cancer victims have died in the last years A P18 during which time the FDA and nic lest Dr Ivy s horse blood hormone be used K a 3Fallac in ebooklet below It refers to the meek acquiescence by most laymen to the dictates of any popularly accepted authorities In (lmst s day th clergy regarded him as an trnpstcr .-knd the medics considered him a at least 21,000 t those ac blind, deaf and Iepruus folks remained enslaved by their ailments because they uncritically Kowtowed" to %hat compared with our prer.eill FDA and AMA. Remember. (ht m edics ha.' iifien iong when theyattacked Dr Ji .iner for has smallpox vaccination discovery a,idtried toiisIraciepa. from his native France In Hungary, they huiaided Dr. Se.imeIwetss into an IflSflc .t % ltiIil - uwt1 litter erected a statue to him as one of the Ends Thudayi Showtimes:oo "The Young Nurses" Plus "Night I[ Nurses-, N N N Peter Gunn Gomer Pyle r , ami nig t. y (The C e beSt night ht of the week) 20 Req. $1.73 r Customer) Complete dinner pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes twen sent home to die within a uliUhith .4long The shoreline send them a - "he set hll%%T4l%%l\GT0K1X(#. ,% and 'the iiew tkvitir3 pooh. paxihed trace chemicals Then 4:30 Iii 9:00 I — we , 'a , lvz~ --- 08 4P" 0 1 fel, &P IAMOU -, ~ '"A,--' Wo led * svod for im IXk)kIVI -(`OM- III-ill Fallm.lv% in Logic.- en. IW liuI $ _ (LimIt 6 - - *f % At ' .(I ,V ffl-= Floyd Enterprises Theafre - ,A 4 ~1 I 9 .. H one day Mother read 4: :' 1 - Chic Young •_ 7~ I ?" -0; 1., 1 ;* , ;' I —,.-------- s si ATS - --.___ I "I, 'Ko*oed to Mings" and thus let their local doctors call Jesus uack." as the FDA now I i ie2i: besmfrch Dr.. A. greatest living CASE Y-S00: Thaddeus W, aged 29, is a Georgia clergyman. "Dr. Crane," he began, "my father had been a victim of - ) J)rJ,.9) lU l George W. Crane. Ph.01 M.D. h Rusia 11 b CLINIC By ThERe _______ with $ 3 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Patty Duke Show $,I .. ANOi RAVE FFERE ELIGNS . . WINTHROP - Our Light (9) Newlywed Game (44) Th. Saint 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6)..The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life 3:00 (2) Another World (4) The Price is Right AFTERNOON Thaddeus sam and belir%,rd. But -. - . .. . t, ) . /11, I & . ' (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) MI. WIr" . . . .. % -ma opi - - TV ea Di 200 (2) Days (9) Brady Bunch 11:i4 (44) News 11 55 (6) News n -& COLO A 1 (9) Marcus Welby -. 0 urns he hills like an obedient r ring, I low did It happen? Wliat is ft 140t 11 A 10'30 (2) Wild Ba"Ie (6) The S10,000 Pyramid 11:00 (3) Wizard Of Odds - _ -- ' ,ill (9) MoVI* 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker 10 ._''.' - -- 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Perry Mason 9:00 (44) &Jovle ___ ____ Wrapping up u Uiristnias present which you are sure s exactly what il person you are sending it to (4) CBS Morning News () Bozo's Big Top $:O0 (6) Capt. 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SYLVIRISTGR 1:00 (9) Movie TUESDAY - i u____ Producer-directorR deli strongly denies that the real birth scene's being thrown in for exploitation purposes and " El -_- Televt*ston I 1. . , th~~ hum from a tree. - Larry Lewis '____ . Live birth slated for '..'naereiia . ' ii 1 "_ t 0 ; •1 AA,A.i..: I ~ 1 , I I ULI 1111 U U UI ILU I a --,A V THE PHANTOM It ..OR DOUBLE 0CCUPA,14C*f . — - 1 I I by % 'Wasn't Spying false, as some Democrats Chotin er i nsists that believe, that he took a tall to neither the 19H or 1972 ac- get Rosellinimaterial inlothe ti (ties were "spying" and news just before election The said he believes the 1988 new job, both he and Evans penditures for Freidin were contend, is no duly accounted for to federal hatchet work (iommented authorities though not under Evans* "I was thal somebody ,lit Iry Io Freidin S name make something Jit Rut it . lie pointed out that Freidin would have been unfair to was with I1umprey for no say. 'no, don't hire him."' ________________________________________ _ . - £ presidential plane in with other copies midair. going Finally, Evans, as chairman of the prestigious national was ief John MitcheU and other high campaign officials, The able to get him approved as a material was basically jour- $25,000-a-year lawyer with the Council of Sir ments, the parent group to . own governors COIl' k flow- d • W ference. By all accounts, newspapers would be ca > Dysart is capably filling the ing an us gave job. himva ua ble extra time to prepare his comments. In our long talks with tI , )( _~. _ - ______ 'he material to correct any former Democratic gcs ci nor dictation errors, then sent the was defeated massive reports quickly by , I'll's- January, Dv%art (1-jit TWX radio-wire machine tu attorney campaign aide it It. Ifalde- his job with the ' . man aboard the Nixon plane. general's office. but his -- . I I SINGLE OCCUPANCY... - sart was suspepded for his pasgnofflcaIconf:rrneo JandnlpedciLgbyAttorne) he was "working a seven-day General Slade Gorton. Evans -and ether reponssbie. week" for the GOP. At least three time1-each -. 1t!1, quickly disclaimanrole in Ps dirt da Freidin called in his gutsily took reports to Chotlner's secre- work an tary through a special phone the blame himself. Neverthe• en her desk which was kept less, the 10-day suspension cle'ar of all other calls, focused public attention on y - - - ____________________ I "h This VEAR IN OUR t;vans was handi campaign espionage stints. elected to the Washington . Neither did tl~e McGovern stale governor's chair in 1972 camp or the Humphrey over former Democratic Gov. Albert Rosellini. One of tiril, sll,000 ;l n(l S6,000 the pro-E%,lns infighters in respectively from tile (;op the rough while tie was covering their paign was the number two campaigns. Indeed, our eriesto old Humphrey aides general'sofItce,KeithDysarl stirred fears that Freiden The persona was merely the tip of a 1968 ble D ysart. a re nd and $ of Waterville icelwrg r - --d While John Ehrlkhrnan, SrnhCd, Tb R be him information linking Rosellini Neen llumnhre r • to a well-known Seattle plane recalled poker- playing skill. his gambler. Though Dysart was friendliness and the vague on the state pa y.-oil, interest aSci tile ness with which he talked newspaper and TV station in While Fre-idin may no( carrying the material. h been workingas a fullThen. a few days before the 0 time reporter, Murray - • WINIFRED F GIELC) W Comptrollor JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor , -. ( DAVIDA. 13RYANT Managing Edlf& ~ , A - , POTEL- MANAGEil, I ENT CLASSEZSI? p ~,yq , ;I4 . I I .. I 1. V " ) ~ II" ,_ V___.. - * ( - , WALTER A: GIELOW. Ertilor and Publi!her I - V 1 ,.f .1. ik.. I ~_ ; " 1, __ 'IV %,_ .. '. ,% %,, , * .I allowed -- ._ " -- I., . 41101111F NEW YORK (API — The pro the viewer abruptly awakens. the end of the game, You are In title at stake. Their job u to football sean Is about t lie then flails wildly and gets a the three-quarter Floor Stretch give you a detailed accotjqt of bloom But new fa Y flat hernia. and saying "off" and "darn- their suner trip realize there are officially a Bulgaria. -The Forward Tilt. It occurs mit" quite ten. prcvet; positions for watching when three or more viewers oc. the games on television. These cuPY a sofa and have no room to —7be Bar Stool. Peopit in Positions must be known. stretch out, They sit leaning this slot rarely have a direct If You aren't in them by kick- forward and burn cigarette off, there's danger a passing in- holes in the coffee table. really care. They do get eng. Spector from the Natk,nal Foot-The Flanker. A temporary rossed in the game by the third position onthe of the sofa, quarter, but usually miss down his orange flag and turn usually occupied by fo'jr quart, having toppled the channel to a cartoon. So housewil.es. Flankrers ,aren't unconscious from the stool. remember: real tans and are there only to By NANCY ANDERSON put out fires on the coffee table Copley News Ser-wice —The Thanksgiving Day Potend fully on the sofa, head at a and sofa. on. It only occurs on Nov. HOLLYWOOD - At least 90-degree angle to the set, left -The moor Stretch. The Viers cluster arcund a tabte one star cf Mark Ryddil' new bandresting mforthly0 the ewer lies flat on the floor on and say grace. Then they put liberty,': Sunday funnies. Classicists his back, storrw.ch, left side or tile turkey on the no" and the t be pernlit r prefer Sunday book reviews, right side. Floor-atretchers of- IN set on the table next to the hearsal nor will there be re. but ills is optional, ten say "oW' or "dammit" be- cranberries. Anyone who takes his (or her) big scene, —The Moverible Stretch. it cause people find it great sport complains has to eat the turkey That's the real, honest-torequires an adjustable lounge to step on them while going for or talk to Grandma. baby who'll actually chair. The full upright Position a beer. Floor-stretchers spend be born on camera to a Seattle .n't recommended, as urchins the off-season with the chir co uple who've volunteered tend to grab the back of the pracr. -The Unexpected Position. theirservices to the pducIra right front of the set, re-chair while the viewer dozes. —The Leaner. In this posi. served for stiffs who just hap- tion. When this happens, the chair tion, You sit on It* floor with pen to drop by late in the mason The newcm!er will play the slan into the full recline and your back against the sofa. By when the score it fled and the port ia baby born ta a prosti. tute in the picture portrayed L, Marsh;. nd (l;t- f' ~hed by Jimmy Caan. : ________________ . 22 states. GeLsel's election is a foregone conclusion, even though the opposition political party, the Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB), will andidate, The Nittional Renovating Alliance (ANA) will have must of electoral college Geiset is the son of German immigrants nd he is a 'eran. That wi ll make 1m the non-Catholic dent of the world's largest- Catholic parable power. This 1most unbelievable hzn temperature engine has been largely achieved at the Engine - Tuesday,Sept_ 4, )77A Footba// Season To Blnom 1`A ~"'_ _; , .r, - . I . .. . r . .. -), I . ~ , - .11 ., - I ) . 4 General To Become o -- _~ : a— - ____ The SanfordHerald -1 _11 .* '. / ____ DoveGraue 7 0 _______________________ ___________ _", ~ IP - .I. ___~~1_1 .11, __* ) __________________ ,-_ I . -`17~ -- . : / ( . - practically every problem now confronting these engines, including size, fuel. economy and cost. Joseph M. Callahan, who writes "The Automotive Report" for the Oakland Press in Pontiac, Nlich., SaNf s that because this engine operates o11 a 2,5C )O - -degree heat cycle, rather than the traditional 1,800-degree heat cycle, it can provide tue) savings of 20 to 30 per cent and n either offer twice as much horsepower or be reduced to half the vize of an engine of com- !I I - _. , I . , , I .. 4. .'S . .~. . . .. I 4 . to . I , . 7 . . I . , : L -_ — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 I i Fr dinthe znvstrious nil" of Ill(, "Chapman's Frie' Watergate case. were filed at east three times a declined to . theHumphrey campin 1968. saying only "1 'IA work. sometimes reaching the Nix- Cave word to (former CIA . I on campaign plane mtdflight director) Dick IeIrns." fl(I By ELAINE tIANDLER . "TWX" leletransmission. Indeed, no one expects major policy, meaning c ie tb it would president has the power to rule by firmly denied that his soil Copley News Sfl1C The capable Freidin was change!-, in Brazil. Geisel's last distribute wealth :.e evenly, by decree, Congressis almost a perfe'ctiv perfectly suited for (lit' job wih us in the 1972 campig RIO DE JANEIIIO-It's g ' While working as a newsman orrented petroleum Government as an intern. provided him economIsts rigidly censored and civil rights in Europe in the fairly late in the game, but the monopoly, .S and '60s, with any in(ormation. As to Petrobras--South contend that any action, similar are nearly nctnexisteril. G-'ear old futurepresident of America's biggest corporation, to what Is beg done in his 196a arid 1972 activities, , Meci in a speech in 1969 for the Central Intelligence Brazil is about to become a Ile ruled PetrohrnsintelllgenUy where Marxist Presidenthe id that he only nit-a nt politician. pull "a Joe McGiiinis. and forccfully. There is every Salvador Allende is embarkt-4 Just after he was named as the AgeneV Ile is Ernesto Geiscl, a reason to bcliL, The' CIA paid him small McGinnis, though never ve that he will on such a program, would stop governinen t candidtilL, for retired iour-star general who rule Brazil said: "At tile end of sums for hotels, travel. meals in the same manner. Bratll's overll growth. No rn'president, employed bvNixon's i968 adadministration I hopethat couldalford to wait so long only and other purposes. In turn, vertising campaign. stuck to ) -' Brazil's gross national other South American country because he w Frejdin came u with some as handpicked for product t currently among the ha done much more than talk democracy will be established cheek-by'jo'l and wrote a his next job and had no past brilliant insider's account fastest growing in the world. about income redistribution. :n - our country." That, of resounding scoos and even for par polities handled some of the delicate called "The Selling of th Although government statistics Ever since the 19 military Geisel will be the fourth rt 'ffl I it ii ti ri1 UI ('l l'r' II' it benefited more than the pocir, has indicated that h ould like (;eisel, too, will feet the need to Gainlul Ernpluyer Able military take-over ousted leftGeLsclis believed to think that a to lead Brazil closer to turn the countr y back to and Russian leaders leaning President Joao Goulart major revi3ion in econotnic democracy. Right . now tile democracy. nation's governors' con' and sth econom1tted bringing Bra — Freidin. a former foreign. ference and a GOP vice c and . political editor (or the old New York presidential possibility, has stability. He will be elected in Herald bureau ne i .4 11 ,~! . Lond' i'ei for Republican hatchetman with I l electoral of apers, did not a $25000 federally funded , , -. -. Iirs news 9" ' tell (ut' Ur411 t ppct - , * .. .- _..~_I 6 I 1'iii ~ ~,:_Zl I- , ,- -f` ... I .1-1 .~- .0, _... . ~ .r Lucianne Goldberg, were riot 40 specifically recorded by the Committee for the Ilt'•elec tion of (lie Presidentpo otnore, Reached on the G0 pidni. The reports of Seymour __________ __-_________ - - hired reporter 0 _ - _____________________________________ k, ore than six weeks." but The l96 swh McGovern much Nixon presidential crinipaign employed the same spying lonKer. Federal auditors are tactics against Hubert now investigating why (lie Ilumphrey - and the same 1972 expenses to Freidin and a fellow GOP "reporter" spy. ~py , WASHINGTON _______________________________ P. _________________________ _________________ _______________________ _______ CIA a - ________________________________________________ ____ t4-1_ ___ - �— ______ __________ - BA--The Sanford Her-it ---.. - iI e1% _—i-- I J I j I fl Ii ld Tr*,.,Pt Y. - L(J ID Engage for - farm, 34 Bustle ?i '— 12 ti&f•tni ('elebeis 29 fLitfurni rw 18 2 edg' tt'e note so I dropped by his office to ask if be had 1 19 — 22 __________ I it iH f r rn & Jici lit hiiiitU Vt h) IS in. fiin me? I in not the i - ST' 29 J30 frtnaie ____ ______ 9_ 7 — __ so 60 61 52 50 51 - =tl . 42P lv-f / - eoofutha A r Sees lint mpondbftlty is to prescribe for his patient's me"Ali. I'd say your wife's docur h 016111119 just thaL but (Benjamin Franklin. ) P II FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ______ could be made with the h. CARROLL R1111 1 IG HTE R 'S I 11517 woo H1 : , ç - Lethin IT You. -- r-- -- entertaining or EP H fR. the rr&l lnnfti. - esting it ii flecetsaty that you m ake a special P:11 "11 f f.) a%()Ikl ( 111 4 1's 11131 could ,ornc from oserconfidence I Vcly upon yout t-rs.t jukigmerl, whi'll is excLuent no,AARiES (14s I to Ap t l) Stud the yew of whose backfiound has been different from your% and learn much of value b)on m act hastily where an Important matter hands TAURUS tApr 20 to Ma> 20) Instead of arguing about some bill now saud) it well and you may find it's not as bad &I )VU thin% ShOw Mate you ar* devotcd Avoid one aho nia) get you in Iuxaniat trouble Be Alert GI:%1INI thfi). :1 to June 21) Make sure you sitijy ctery . . help (toni fellow woikeis Show others that you have a good he-ad on your thøuidrs lake it easy tonji1t 21) YOu luve much *otk to do so take Me Of dtilles before seeking picasure Your generosity C ?n Plealic thris sight now Show more devotion 1#3 rule l'antz'ht and ir ifliijstd lililnonla g to Sept - .1 Study a family. problem well so .. riced not wrtue with kin, but can handle it intellig ently r .. .r1Zt eJutes to Ir,ntain securil> 1 out 4 Ki 1065 . I - not be - % ,ll [ 1i t good - iii,. 4ae>nlc CPR1cop\ fOe,. 12 in -1-In V A 8 fj% • 'Qi a "%csl now 20) tiii with a valusbl ( e I 10 allies, - b 4V P e1 p, vaa Relait dt born- 10111r,lit IF YOUR ChliLti IS BORN TODAYhe or she will be - f 1111101c Yount peoptir wha will cOme out with whatever on the "lind T South was rather frustrat~ rig himself found "' rebidding a four. card with an absolute minimum ~~ then bidding a four no-trump Pass 2-N T pasl .- C - tT I r and digt it toward lauglit 6I kv rillkal 114iniflF. 1i tais in1p t they o not ompc1 What y sour Im' tip T rke %.vuuld interpret ;,5 sigil-off andno(asRlackwo When North did give it tile desired nt-^rpreta lion and - .. - ---- - jumped to six dinionds South ha ;pmi in h t J t i d'-!n'1ii4uaj .a .. !'tth:;;,i - ----------------------------------e---F I t is now itadY rit -your c-opy. send your bitiIid3te The dummy *as quite sats. nrwinap-cir-j. .. -4,1 _trlan- --f 1:11 - .. .,....I - I ..1 --- -.. ~Z- Ur • flriddv j ~ *. ' 16 " __ _ _ 41 - . - ~ ___ -. B_S~ ==__ ZrI W ~ I 1 .—•- 'A IF ~-_ - I - -- ____ - - Ave ! =I - _ - -• WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants - Easy - - __-T A7. -A . lw--_-, , , - - - - L lIotie aPvrwal of the foreign Ings are expected to resume in :- - -- two weeks. Hearings on the % • F eason lIrul!sonI;irr!.,$fj(,mo,,l,,i Contro l d i n a power to commit J.S. combat P B ___,----, F .1- -_ 1 __p 'F~ i _.*~ - - . ~~V . .4 4 '"O. -L-.al=r - ,_ _____ -- •-r--;:. " The house ix — - - York. Each bears a rial s etch by Alexander Calder. who Invented those wind-sea Itiv gimmicks called mobile%. The sketch selected will grace Braniff's planes. U S. Gu Th eft T n Griffin said mom than :1~140 firearms have been stolen from manufacturers, truckers and firearms Importers during the — last tIe years ln the Southeast Area Deaths M. tVEBY BROWN Mrs. Loveby Othia Brown 58 who lived at Box . rsson - The region includes Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolitui. The effort to analyze firearm Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ELIZABETH TYLER Road, died ,v arren urg s ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -The tlx-fts, the regional Bureau of U.S. Treasury Department has Alcohol, Toba and Firearms launched a nationwide effort to (ATF) said today. trace the pattern of firearm RegionalDirector Wi lliam N. In The News -_ 'TESTING, TESTING might b the title of this picture It shoc four six-foot scale models of a DC4 jetliner ins nded from dome of the Guggenheim UQum a New . Peop/ S -_ - thefts began asa pilot project ln Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, 98, of 40 residence. She was a native of Clark Enterprise, died New England, according to Georgia and had lived in ST. PAU1,M Inn. (AP) -The Sanford since 1931 moving here national A Monday ' nm'Edson, Wis. she lived in Enterprise Director Rex L _______ Stock Rdnr1'' ________ C I C. MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.(All) - Prison life was reported back to normal at Indiana State Prison today following the end of a 35--hour siege by rebellious Inmates. Three liosUigcswererelemasedunhanned Momb,andGo.(Xls ! - r p - Nita Air Do* C V-V" Nk#Po*ef 110" * to It 14VT 16) 1611 7 174110(od imi's IM raWFL41 F.r*SJ&* 1), Grno Z210 21'r it $I'. .rooes fftWits GO~ I' - 36, 4 11 0 l 8AA _. . ~Imft- z. -L I . i 91 i! appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in WO reprint size f or 1 I1 - Talks To Cover Health, Safety I - - . — %) )OMLAV 1(sqAten Neywit 3 y, 'cr health and safet>' standards and vol untary o ver . tim Deadlire for contract settlement is Sept 14, aM the Day weekend was reported, little - Labor a • twiwever. talks wero "more constructive" than before. - 11112 01; JW~lr - - - - Lcwwt M-Arcer Il' , l Is Wit • ,. , 7419 1411 W. 1116 11`20 0I* Ilk X: 54' M.-M M M io M lit's 19 )v . Olin ccwi) We liv. 11 i Pr*cf Gem ,,•. Teiace UAAC 1Ad Un Catbide on oil C,11 Wis 131, 9 u S W&I *Ocho"ia *niq EI V6,tyrfh% , n. M g Siren issin ns MIAMI i Atl i - An air raid personal phycian, testiil ukir. IL b said guru & ; 7; 1 I . . w. too "Is too - Rolland Newman Richard. son, 83, of B. 1, Box 193A, I ood died S nda f non,, mosement . llol ,1~ T r. ~- - _~ in X__ : ~ - , -_ i 'I • . , "•• fl' 5 . wkt - Columbus. Survivors include his wife Rondle 0 Dem Pasadena - if a A drill over the weekend. - AutilunitiLs first blamed tiit nonaligned nations niovernent after a night of voodoo drurn- iay. . , the siren missing from its perch on top of the mat ed ruing and folk dancing Casim spoke o a crow dra U at est ever seen for a visiting dig. - - " --- _=T1 - - L D LP Funeral Nofice traseling to the meeting in Algiers. Prior to their meeting Monday, he paid .r. Name Society, Arnerican Legion and was a former member Knights of sistir Mrs %lilisa Md t.1 Olt,[ 1U\ \, (,uy an bu ter Bolen rg, Wil li amsburg, Va. (AP) — Cuban Prime Min is brothtr F niett L Rlchaedsnn Fidel Castro ha3 met with Gu Officials learned the siren I3urnham Sllefkt on a malfunction and Sent a itian out to check it Son. . .. easaiiiern r Siren that dlsappeai-ed from its yana's prIme minister. Forbes of Annapolis Junction. Sid. and numerous nieces and _ -km rni.ming when do,Anto% residents complained they hadn't heard its wail during a I ' Fidel Castro - - (Church of the Nativity, Lake mid the \tar guj-u's body had been weakened dlng : th4! pace 0f Ien !. - ROl.LAtD RICHARDSON ternwn at Seminole Memorial ' ",:' ".. mission is national headquar. Hospital. lie was a native of Norge. Va.. and had lived in the Wis 35' , 14 151 SA nford area for the past 2o 1416 334 1." six million followers worldwide. Ws 6y'. "': Dr. John Horton, the youth's years, moving here from scheduledroutinecivil Defense tribute to four founders of the NeWscci Piey weeks. The guru toured his modem ,,'. . % Di vine Light M ission headquarW: ters here on hlonday dressed in 21114 "It 2*14 r 23'. M: .1 , Wad Cp T Iks bet DETROIT (AP) the United Auto Workers and Chrysler negotiators today were expected to 3 W$ tfonwde tour in two to (ow- " ' downtown Miami perch last Burnham, ) 11 I? I? '. 77 Ma 73 year has turned up atop another ways of prolmoting closer rela. "" ,',' ' ' ' " I ' building, civil defense officials tion3 betumen the two countries. i;;Q, IA lSha, • p 3W 2", 4 300 34 33's 34 W - 31? 0 )Vs IMUT l'i U'I Cal Sid W Ind Slirv"% Xtrow 511 4 $11. lflS ANGELES (AP) - A county grand jury meets House officials in connection with a break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsbcrg's psychiatrist. Officia ls sd some testimony remains to be heard and any Indictments might not be Mrided down until late today or early Wednesday. 21 : . : lid Oil s;. " C'rd'dra ; IW* $14 U. ola , the uprising, that erupted Sunday morning . It' 4 39% 1 W. 25 15 411 481 6 all$ lea der of II 79' 1 COMICSM Grand Jury Convenes k . C--*Ed 11 It. Bowen promisec I'noring inniate complaints about co nditio ns at the 11 s'ar-old rison '- _____ E If u'. sr. P -- 2V ) X, J 11111 1 Wit 30'a We riton ____ , ZTI H Aoro-,rn-,11 lmd Prison Siege Is Over I ~ Meet Our Staff "'4 ' . (9 be Mrs. John Routler. On Oct 11, Lucil le Davis, formerly of Japan and China, will demonstrate A Japanese Tea Ceremony ' Mrs r' rf I' ni r i 11,, % ti Inset Pain ti ng ". will be U subject of speaker, Lucille ---- ff -;-j ug $15573 last year for - - to improve local ambulance Campini i SALES - \ -,e ,,,/- - - lik - 1t?j11) natural gas. tyear federal aid program witlibeld it to prevent Nixon days, ; 34 -."------ ip~,. - - -- pact of removing Federal Power Commission price ceilings, said 39.4 million residenUW gas customers paid ,in ay. e News I . Mernbc will be asked to bring IS FURNITURE ", ~ Davis. The program is aimed from pocket vetoing the mea . and other eiiwrgency services. Labor Day weekend provided m McRae, Ga. She was a confirmation of Dr. Henry A. ure while the legislators were prunarllv at getting truckers The bills on withholding monand' teen for the past The Senate voted before the an opportunity for a family member of Elder Springs Kissinger as aecrery of state recessed. She was a Methiodist and and manufacturers to report ey ar e aimed at Nixon's refusal recess to oveffide the veto, but reu nion for vaca tioning Chief Baptist Church and a produce begin Friday. thef ts . The bill to curb the pcei to spend some $8 billion ap. the House Is expected to sustain Justice Warren E. Burger. a - school teacher. farmer, emocratic dent's war making and money propriated by _______________________________________________________ Sur% _ Wesley . ______________ Burger, who will be 66 on Survivors include her son Tyler, Sept 17, was born here Among Joseph Barton Brown Jr : I, those attending the reunion at mother, Mrs. Zimmie Brown, Mrs. Lenore Blocke ,Chmple) 15 gruatthe home of his sister, Mrs. L. Milan, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. seven grandchildren, I -torts M IL a E. Iverson, were his brothers, Ruby Ethics, Sorrento; Mrs. grandchml n. rwHigh V Ot1 tAP in Brn Funeral Home Pau l d J Gennetta Hulett Milan Mrs Bobble Harrelson, ifel Revlon 41, : two lwoth crs, W H Brown, ii Maharoj Am 34,. a ii'.. s"ct. .; : : AmC.n Mcltae and Cleveland Brown of 1' ?I' ii'. It Rtos P as'. U'. 41 . iut'n .10 Ac an I I. •o gran ii'. 73', S ft ir . , — II G eorgia dchildren. AmV4fon 11 0 11 0 V. $94 C111 Lin ", a 2) .') Ji, the 15-year-old guru hospiGranikow Funeral Home is in , ' ,'4 , "': Latlized hirre with a ulcer Ia3t charge of arrangements. It-of I'd m4 ii ii,is Sov R wee , hopes to resume his na. • ~ a Ivn. lloste:ls for the mectin; 'huLIi sr at 12 JO pm, mll R F MORE I -- a - r elieve growing gas shtage The I5ges y,a yng scheduled to Congress passed the min- troops abroad without Con- vote Sept. 12 on overriding Nix- National -t___ . K J ?7 1* --7-, , - . ~,/ 1iI chases ma be ne M M Directors at their August meeting will be as follows: The S4-Pt. 13 meeting will e -What Kind of Person A r e You. by Kathryn Addison, handwriting analyst. ' pen The Senate Watergate hear- (ore the recess, but deliberately House bill would limit it to 1 - _-Jr- I atLyflU%flh1ihSC)O0)flj5 ctok at the lunch counter at %Veb c Ph irn In Park Originally from Orlando, she has worked at ~__- lation, claiming higher gas prices are needed to stimulate ll)-Con- goal of adjourning the 93rd withholding powers are in the asserts the spenaing would be , grew return from a monLh- Congre-22' first 3---4cn by Oct final stages of congressioruil innatiOnarYlong summer recess Wed- 15 is almost certain to be aba The House bil l would give approval : nesday to begin its hectic year- dont4l, with the battle between Both bills have passed both Congress GO days to veto J eglalative push and renew the President and Congress ex- the House and Senate in differ- president's refusal to spend Its battle with President Nixon pected to con tri bute to the d ent forms. House-Senate congreseionally approved over war and spending. lay. Nixon has indicated he will conferees must work out com- funds. rw Senate bill would Between now and Christmas veto a $2 minimum wage bill promises for final approval. require the president to spend i to put out major war and measures to curb the p. the money unless Congress powers, spending and pension dent's war making and money Ile Senate war powers bill voted within 60 days to approve proteciion W11.9 and get at least impoundment powers. would limit the president's the chief executive's decision. trade bill. ~-- nioe Industry officials advocate removal of federal price regu- - erage of ORD DIXIE I!; 4 sophomore - - - __________ - To (Ij pm with Mrs Dale Miller cahmncis, cupboards, around serving as hostess. baIhrLMm)anJkjtche,)fixtu15 . r i I" - S. ( i( I SI COatIng DELTONA - Mrs. n "Christmas Carol Sing" by sla)-% clIcclivic for month%, 0 4*= - "M __ Hudson, first vice-president the club's chorus. dimW by and program chairman. will Vint PRO Rme r - present her program for this the Dec 8 meeting Club j!yI year's meetings of the Deltona Officers will be the hostesses _. __ - -!_ I . i.__ .. -1 Wornan's Club, at the fir3t fall __~___ meeting Sept 33 = - _. __ 7be program as outlined and ____ . LINDA GARDNER, 16, of _____ - - - w yrams oi- 5 4 - ongressmen Return # ,, Soviet leaders are counting n a record grain harvest this BU sc reports It is > unlikely to reach the targct of 197 4 million tons of grain billion additional each year for thegasfndu.s ,astudypre- I )t' pc)rt. approach to the triennI bargaIng rounds dustry figures show. These increases would gener- - : a of wheat and 18 million tons of t 18 months, officials In London re- they are In contact about three or four times a week, mostly by telephone. 111ey'd be fools 9 they weren't." mid one company spokesman of the "footh ill" meetings via telephone. Speculation about both qpes of contacts among the automake rs long has drawn complaints from th e United Auto Worke rs that th e firms were taking a "lock-step" -, .--_ - coarse grain in the negotiators for General Motors, Ford and Chrysler say y'zir nore for natural gas by 1CC LI the guic.isr,viia ti*uppeti - -- FLOWERSHOP IF 111111111111 Izatton says The Soviets, who tv~ed to be ex"eri, have uhht ibout i tt iuWi a tor -C 1. ~____ - - . J. i ) at least twice in 1973, the executives bring to the room a WASHINGTON (AP) - The RN -- - - , . P - M~_ Le ..-.- - , . man *. __ 9, - ___ .--_4 - ~ - Pwr .. . - or 1 . ______ __ .i.-..-! t I to 0 G. G. Gibson, Mrs. E. R. Gn3nn Sr., Mrs. Joseph W. Byrnes - ---------m . M;\ItVJANE I3YRNES (SEATED) IN LIMELIGHT . ____M ___ ____ : ~i - ~___ C_ ~_~_ - ~ . _0~_ 0 100~ - The Soviet wheat purchases in 1972 were ,in important factor in deplet. i w' world stocks and sending prices up, the U.N. food organ- combination of Industrial might that produced over W ilIkii utiw h I i )car -rotigh1 equal to the gross national product of M ri to addition to th ese so-called "summit" meetings, top Gas Firms Want Hike In Price ~__ I -_ - - ______T__-4 ,~ I -- - scribes as the critical level of Zi mi llion tons estimated for the 1 74 crop year. — . FLOWERS /. - a ' I - it itr.i in *li I TIJU i' -, a Y ' b •d S. -J'3y---4;1 M. 4 " bi4l, i -L,t$ _ -, _ - -- Woman - - --------. -. - present included the Janice Holcomb, Mrs. Bobby G uests - j*Q~' -0 - - ... With 7~ - Maryjane with a "stack-set" of Nichols Mrs Carolyn Brown Mrs Cindy Holcomb Mrs I - - A -Hil 100t clubs, VON have dtfi. -nbc - -- ' major wheat exporting nations. Unless ex portable stocks are mnreased, the organization s, the worlds developing . floor cushIons. - - - - I ! •Q *54 4 Wh,AI dovoudanvw' r I______ L Gibson presented Caminiack, Mrs. Mary - Mrs. 1. - 4 lb Y_--4 SoLith l"i'l-I I i- __ rip- __ -I -_____ L....L. th Ili an effort to do something about the situation, the organization has called an urgent iriect ing in Rome on Sept. for representatives of the world's • '_ G:yc as n111C.-h -",%-~_ I I -or 1 s to a serious drop in world stocks, to what the council de- fortrial meetings between board chairman, pi,esidents and other officers of the Big Three automakers were acknowledged th is year for th e first time When they sit down at the same table, as they have done ml' )ears - I . :: IV Li,. inn • , The fate of this year 's auto Industry negotiations could be determined In Large part byagroup of pccrful corporate executives meeting for from rnubile tc ., witi presum ed to exist in past contract years, the peeled to go still hig he r In corn- & I _____ -- Mrs. Audrey Jhnwn, Mrs )ntM 'lansnn Mrc Mari.r.i UWAMITH I The bidding his been Wast North On' iriiz itwn , DETROIT I AP iii port demdrnis can bt x ________-. -- - B) IANFTTEEDWAItD5 htcrald(orrespondent . . 40 - .9 - - good nail - ~__ - - low, . _____________ _____ — The situation where more wheat is being grown but more people are demanding it has led ? national Wheat Council reports I __ .1 Z, _____ -_.. i , I ' ' t Cashed dummy's king of trumps 1tx0tss : right up with the quern. West showed out but that was no problem lie just rutted hi iat crnd r1 le t f ci 'ice JO , mLlt dum my's losing club. ] _____________ yrnes j led a eart toward his own nand fie didn't really worry about East ruffinF becausesEast would be ruffing a loser. but East followed suit. Now South ca s hed the ace and queen of trump.s. led a club to the ace rutted a club led a spade to '.he ace.- ruffed anoth i V. - . . - V J) to Mat ui 'take sure that yoa head ~Jfrlrf in.tliuts thit are unpolcant. shov,i l hjt you are ' am a is I'zss Pasi 1 it credit affau lattIliltently now. athetwoe it could be a loss later . - Su those is expected ' orib 4 : I • u the meat .1 4 1 4, f wrgesnnsmi>,u reafly wjnt the tight results Give ) U s 'isoid taking risks AQUARIUS flan I to I eb 19) know what ___ I •ioi ) ' a i'.i'RJiUJ.) in #J0114 T It 4 # J984 . . . -____ - Labor Talks Hinge On Summit Auto strong, unabated world demand" for whent, the Inter- __________________ ____ _____________________ -- _. Jz.- - -; c!ock I fie won the heart lead with SOUTH if)i W - ____ - 4- ' 'JI •ocome ffirst, ______ 4--_~*=_-_ -- ra i nNee c:detIng prices--and a drop in Ti q f iced tea I __ ~.,_i, . r. V~%*_ W-- , ., -. . .. ..- -___ . . .-.- .. i 1111 would be to ruff two clubs in his wn hand. but other trilngs had . — I -- a _____________ ~~~ iF - - 14 I il -_ -%o~ ______- - '-- ~__. _____ (liz Mathieux Photo) E AST 07 I & — _______________________________________________________ An old toothbrush will make • N i02 4A984 I(" I" W iNciv 2 1 ) You should ittend mote to the praclikasI allist.ts in )Out life of you could V ' 4 . wanted to cash iz trump tricks. IL decided that the plan % EST #53 VQJI093 I _~ - ~~ _____________ - - 1 I G chiller are likely to stay high also, because grains feed the animals that produce the meat The paridox of record prouctlon at the same time as e -- - .. ~ __ " ~ 'IN , Frustration bids tum O.K. eis 1oe much in the (.utut An adisei :n I)OLL\ . --- n -- =Y. MU. AND MRS. JOHN L. MELICK SR. - ___ ~ - - WIN AT BRIDGE LIBRA (Sep! '~' 10 041 : 2) itakc sure You ate mentally AIVII so that )-, dont came out The loser at some mettIngs you Ma y All'"'d I( KISY DOn't neglect payments of bills Show t1lore jI.l,.ccljl 1j)n 10 10).11 friends -s")RI'l() I ~ brush that will cost absolutely nothing The nails can be wish VIRGO (Au it-it , - -- -. take DAl( _. .W1. . using cold water try luke- '—' warm as I dremoves e i e consi era is worked with our little girl when she began to brush her action A rutit , duty could he taornr but make :i attend ,it MOON ('1111 0RI N 41une 1 -7 to July 1 1) Take care of routine doLts without complaining or expecting too much _________ -- : - - - , .1 to get her four-yeai -old to brush her teeth. Instead of supermarket, The I ea ZZ7 ____________ t I The resilLi will be prices on the bread and cookie shelves In your neighborhood • ______ SUCCeSS. The refreshment table was - r" - DEAR POLLY - I have a suggestion for D. V. K. that I hope will help her in trying at _ ____ - % 4 - Y NORMAN J BAD1)flLEy countries will be particularly build up food and feeding wheat council a1is unprece Associated Press Writer hard hit. These comparatively stocks, account for about per dented, could seriously disrupt A record world grain harvest poor countries, with an in. cent of world wheat imports. theeconomlesol the developing is predic ted this year. But cx- sati3blc demand for grain to Escalang costs, which the nations and put a pinch on perts say grain prices will corl. pocketbooks in the rest of the tiflUe to rise because of soaring world. caitaI after dark . .1 ____ I I of J W. - ______ t _.~ W ; - Afi - ~ = DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is wi!h the personnel at I uneh counters who cough Into food while preparing It and sncere into the r hands and then proceed to handle food without stopping to wash their hands I have also seen them lick their fingers, Once a dentist snecietl into his h an d and proceeded to work on iny mouth -A ilhout washing his adancerncn hut - works from an alarm 1111i ~~ from s double knit pant suit coin- overlaid with an ecru cutwork — - _________- cessories. She Ze a corsage of tered w ith " a dainty garden Byrnes. Mrs. 'E.IJ. Gnann, yellow cushion-type crysan. basket blossoms in shades of motiiier of file bridegroom-elect, Miss Marylane Byrnes, themum3, a gift of the hostess. yellow. white and grctn, the Mr5. J.W. Vo--ft, gmr.d1nother of daughter cot INit. 4111d Mrs. Several bridal games were bride's chosen colors. the bride-groom elect, and Miss Joseph W. Byrml% of Lake enjoyed after which earh guest A richly embossed sheet cake Bebe Gnann. sister of theQ Harney Btach waA honored at a was asked to write two of her was served to all in attendance br idegroon I -elect. bridal shower at the lovely most favorite recipes for along with creamy mints, nuts, Also Mrs. Marvtn Deese, Lake Barney home of Mrs Marvjane's recIpe' book Fach coffee and ain a grandfather who likes to make things for his . 4. J (0 %. -%,-N 1 ; ;14J - It P Pro blem - ' J _______ — Women Voters (or the past (our inn in Miss Byrnes greeted her gues ts in a becoming yellow as the weaered finish on old statues, and say ioiio'iIt it. Ills suggestion was to leave the background of the marker as Is but to brighten the letters, numbers and any ornamen. tation or border. Soak a rag In lacquer thinner. squeeze out and use Ibis to remove old lacquer from the places to be pol. 11hed. It any old lacquer remains. It is a losing battle to polish it. Wrap emery cloth (bought at the lirdware stoeC) around a black of wood like in old cbalkboi eraer and rub the parts to be cleaned, always going In the same direction because faint lines are bound to show after t RubbIP4 In a horizontal direction Is preferahlie for bringing back a bright satin finish, Go over cleaned par thinner rag to remove any dust and do not touch befor e spraying with clear lacquer or enamel. - POLLY CONPUSED IN VANCOL"ItER - -. Tuesday, Sept. 4,1973--1B • I Herald Correspondent knowledgeable person in this business told me that bronze will oxidize and turn green (which by the way prevents rusting) but people in that field feel this is a desirable ust me for my opinion before doing this? I love my wife, but she insists that what she does with - ec / 'Al5nes ior much happiness and oft, quicker in some climates (such as near the anmnothe rs &fl will have to crenewed.Avery wa t er ) - on sprayed with clear enamel. Now the marker shines and looks like new, - RUTH DEAR Ihad wif**# gYnO001096t Is "Iawam of this fwL Knowing this, 1`0 Presoibed bh1h control pills; for my wife. Don't you think a proper doctor should have consulted and makes It grow faster " -... i I photographs the II I -I ___ - J 1 I ____ T riordon G Gibson on Aug 23 complied and signed them wi th DEAR GIRLS - Any clear protective costing will eventa. ally wear . — t- Uv"n- i t to rq~lllvve the cleaner. It was then wiped dry and i who enjoys his cigar *o much h lets his wife ctii )iin oat of the houe to smoke It needi sympa thy and a little ______ beautiful I . 1. t (I Shower Honors Miss ent times and each time would wipe off the old and put on new unut I got at iuoktng iske new . Hot wakr was poured 4.-Im-mr. but any man waters it . _____ DEAR POLLY -- I hope I have help for Ann M son .3 grave has a bronze marker and I used a bronz' e c(eaner, steel wool and my scrub brush on it. I put this on four differ- )EAR NE1GIHJORS Try dj,ertju g., cigar pnllutlo. CONFIDENTIAL TO "&WASHED BUT HAPPY BEVERLY HILLso,: "Drink does not drown cart-, ac e n ac 4 By Polly Cramer r - J LULL I . . . On their golden wedding anniversary ——— r r _____ POLLY'S POINTERS Br o n Zna 0 Ie a ni n g Pros and Cons a, I I'm "-VA ;~, = NEIGHBORS - .. Prices To R : se - all, however, see it ~_ at its most ' . - -_ - eating outside, but the fumes from his cigar drift to our dining am-a and gmil my appetite. [We live in Iowa, and tbere's not much of a bir"m here.) TheY am such nice neignbors, always giving us flowers AM vegetables from tneir garden. Should we say anything? Or Just eat ind0cm? I can't take that cigar smoke. -; - p-I as millions of ___ ~-1 'i also president of the Plainfield . Khanis Club beautiful city. is • Marjorie Stryker, was born in casion at the Longford. — — Ankm S ~ 4 ____ z___%_ _- fly - , - I III% % , i ;b - 4 societ dance band leader In the husband's formal attire of r~_ 7 Texas-Oklahoina area. white dinner jacket and black NWT I Mrs. Melick, formerly tic for this very special oc- ! W 5F — — --- - I _. 7 .- — 'JIM3 tf~ smf%ll- f-iffars, and "Mrs." will not let him smoke .__ - V2 t!--~ .--:.;:,. =0 ht !p~ out In the backviud arid smokes up a blue stionn ever I TVS 1. er attracth couple Mrs il r son bun and iui dli c i utni' t ii r Irutit Di1lis, lexas luiiden kngtii guii in electric blue tally John is a well-known which complImented her - 49 — — 741t~l . from New Jersey, their original served as the membership home state. Mr. Melick was chairmao for the League of — 53 DIGS: rst DEAR - - -____________________________ The Sanford Herald GTON visitors know. Not husband from Edison, N.J. and their h 47- 46 DEAR ABBY Our next door ighhors are 1oe1) I* —n -- - N li .,% I Mr. Melick 13 a relired miles manager of the Prudential Several of the 45 t your foot out of your mouth. fear you've airrady turned him off with your aggmalveDtIL ot It. If there is to be any next move. he iji have to make It. But don't be disappointed If he doesn't. - - 7W7 __ hi m T'hey I j e lived at their building of the Altamonte Present address for the past Conununitv Chap el, where the five years since their , cilca.., are acse memuvrs. 'etirement Both are still very 33 _________ kind of girl who usually throws herself at men, but I would give anything it I could wdr;, him over. , flow can I get my (oat io the door? DIGS HIM I IT — 28 - , _. . - Prior to the dinner there r — __________________________________ - E 40 41 2 - 39 . proximately 150 guests and f riends in the education a l — 1kb Hi ~ - dinner, retired teach from cocktails and dancing at the Warren Township Schools Langford ilotelin Winter Park. New Jersey. Mr. Melick was __ I- I asked him what he thought of me, and he said: I th ink you a re nice but it's n a good idea for us to z .t .., .11 is his tfe, L.es4ie Ann, were host Plaint icid, N.J. Mrs. Melick is a — 27 - Their son, John Melick, and Insurtince — — — — . and hostess for 1 — 20 21 jr Ln1ved' . ;.- W White house Station, N.J. and their golden wedding niversary on Aug. 77. 55 Noun received It. Ile said he had, but he didn't want to get ____ Sr. Feted Sr. of 211 Forest Ave., N.J. by the Reverend William Altamonte Springs, celebrated mbawer. suffix $2 Forest Il __________ — — - I 16 — — nkIng he needed a bit more each other outside of school" Abh N. I van 't forget him Mill iie1ieK 1'IrS. 38 Allip" — I encouragement, I wrote him a note telling him I wasn't looking for an affair, just a friendship. He didn't acknowl. DEAR -- I- Valley, N.J. They were marr led i fcmtnine btan.tc 31 TUf' 18 9 '- — 13 itattAn rrt T(Arreni,inj IIH() Eskimo 3S Farm impIrmcni Sv.4-. INC. ' 4 Perfurminga a 35 FIC romb found myself very much attracted purposely lie's rore&rr his middle thirties, and I'm 22. class o'e night and asked him it he would gibe me a ride home lie did and e sat in front of my house talking for or an hour, and I know he en joyed it much as I did He didn 't ask to see me alter that but I could tell he ii ii -. ________ Ifebrew 4? Man 44 Official seal GrfluJ of ducks Genus of froliq 4s%h 50 Temporar)- 22 Cut U~JVJUCJ% 24 DEAR ABBY: Last year I cnrclkd in a night class and s very conscious of me. - ,• , - IJYGRACESPI?4KS tn By Abgafl Van Buren t - - Couple Observes 50th Anniversary 54 1k,initial's I 57 I'rr%rnll% medic ' her professor AN I * C14 ?Hubber i : I JU i\rIi.., __________ ____ 1) E-4tranle U Biblical :i i 11 111111111, 111 1 , 111 Student f, I Its Ethioritarifilli, L" - _. De L-'~ 'W~ to P,... pm,,, __ ____ Ant. 1. 1. , I t% - 11 -- - -' Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1973 ----- r Iff — When Service Matters R0113""' P iminall wicharchom who died Svndoy, will be htla at of ,e L a k e Mary *uth Re, Wdham C, Neloort of 1,(-41 -;j 'he Po"fy wil ue 7 10pm, Wrdd. In mkcw FuneraiSHom, Chapel. Burial in All 5ui Cemet ery do"1101" Cnvrch U ma y the b* Nativity of BRISSON FUNERAL HOME rUNERAI HOME SEMINOLE COuNTY - OLDEST ih UIST(STABLISEOIN1US ) -,_. . __ __ - �----------, ---- ----- ____ ~. : I 1~ 1 -'-- ---- .- . ..--.- - .'.-..-..—=---.-----.---- ___i____._ Aaron Cuts Loose Again, _________________ . - AIL Gets 1st Hit Jii &!hz&'Ji. B soIated u snn s ter Rookie Ken Griffey delivered a Pinch single, In his first two runs in th e major leagues and lif ting driving Cincinnati to i ts curnc4romhlnd victory over Houston. The decision left (hcReds tnaUew1thfortheNLW LA estlead GIants 11, Dodgers Bobby Bonds smashed a ninth inning sand slam, cli maxing a huge San Francisco comeback that gave the Giants their 114 vIctory over 1s Angeles li was San fourth straight victory and left the Giants only five games behind in thi West rates 3, Cardinals 44 - Mets 5-3, 11fillifes 04 t mu iii 'ttn4iU(u rnd led Martinez ripped four tilts including a homer to drive in four runs as the New York Mets defeated Philadelphia 5-0 In the first game of The Phililea bounced back to gain the split with Dick Ruthven. making his first appearance after a month4ong bout wi th monucleosis, getting late inning help from ltac Scarce to nail dt.wn the victory. - . - - j j - - r. ,V- W.A ç - kl~:. 4 F- j it- in this - . year - the - . -- -. , . - __________ . - -- SPORTY APPIAIRAINICE CGUi'l"Sy u~ SjIS BOOSTERS TRIBE COACHES, Jerry Mays (left) , head _________ Ri cha rds) __________ _____________________________ Mario Guerrero-were unearned tIiasks to a pair of errors by Baltimore second baseman flobby Gtich. Earl Williams drove fp five runs for Baltimore with a grand slam homer and a solo shot. The Orioles tIme gild opener as Paul Blair drilled a pair of three-run homers, one inside the park, and Williams hit another solo blast. Yankees 4, Tigers 3 Thurznan Mutson'q second homer of the game, a two-run shot in th e eighth Inning following Joe Coleman's t wo-out walk to Roy White, lifted tile Yankees to only their second victory in 12 games White Sex 8.5, Rangers 7.2 an RBI single by Chuck Brinkinan trigg ered a three-run Chiedgo rally in tile sev!nth inning of the that broke a 2-2 tie The Sex won the opener as Cans May drov e______ In live runs LASSIES PICK UP BOWLING HONORS STATE TOURNAMENT plaques (above) are proudly pr-:rmtt.d by 11w ( oni phi (I m' di i uri t itim thc 1) iti! ii \iiiu ICtfll vet Dethroned - FoilEST HIIJ,S, . - The abdication of Billie Jean tennis player more rest in chan I . ing penicillin for a cold. succumbed to the she didn't go on and win this In King as queen of the U.S. Open "It's more than up," the urn"It was best she stopped,' he flu, fatigue and furnace-like great style." has pire replied, added. weather, ,and defaulted her Bill. Miss Heldman who has Julie the 1100,000 Jewel scheduled hit- fourth-round to her opp-r.).. The drama in thr: women's match in iilIi. hAnI,.n 90. WI..,. ,..d.. e1. -turned er this month in Houston. nem and said: 'ven overshadowed the first Heldman after the fifth gane of fore, is th e one who applied the 'We must continue or stop clachis of The mastermind of sports the third set seeded players in the Monday. legal wrench that ended a po the match." ispectoculars, Jerry Perrenmen's fourth round. Miss licidman had mixed sible victory for Billie Jean. 'Okay," replied the wilted chIo, and ABC-TV, just emotions about the triumph. Ken Rosewall, the 38-year-old After Mrs. King look the first Billie Jean, asswned that Bobby Higgs "if you want It that Austr alian who won the men's "It nuide tile feel (larn good,,, set with seeMing ease and was much, you can have it." biggest hustle ever Would be not said Julie, "but crown here in 1962 and 1969 and I'd like to beat leading 4.1 in the semnd, she Th ,en she took the few steps is seeded No. 5. the Wunbledonwmnner, Lut also tier when she's fit, beat 16th,seedbegan to falter. Mts. Hctdrnan from the tlubhoust court to the U ' Upin champion. She his only one more tour the cd Cliff Richey of Sarasota, Ha. reeled off six games dressing room and it was over. 6-3 6-1 6-3 But it won't be that way. nament tx'fort' he nwetc flo.by and took nine ofstraight the last 10. members ht w Open Queen ' K1t:1 jackets are available to all Booster Club football coach show off the new look in Seminole High Athletic Booste ear, brig r .~ ' orange windbreakers, adding that the sharp baseball coach, and Claude Woodruff. head Angela 3, A's 1 California's Nolan Ryan, who pitched a one-hitter In his last start and two nhitters earlier in the season, fired a three hitter and struck out 12 A's to push his major league-leading total to 325, 57 short of Sandy Koufax' one-season record Twins 11, Royals S Paul Schaal's homer gave the Royalsa lead in th e eighth Inning but pinch hitter Rich Reese delicred a game tying single in the ninth and scored on Eric In the Fast, the Baltimore Orioles It came in the eighth inning of the were about to open a commanding first game of a meaningless eight-gaille bulge over Boston when doubleheader Soderholm's douNe. Before the ht.ider between the Brewers the lIed Sox rallied for seven runs in inning was over, Larry Ilisk anti tile the eighth inning and a 9-8 triumph doubled Sciderholm across, lJod the first hit by an American IA-ague in the hend part of a day-might Carew laced Lin 11111 single and Bob designateddoubkheader. The win left the hitter. Darwin hammered a three-run Bosox six games out since Baltimore homer. Rodriguez was the fourth pitcher won the day game 1. Orioles I8, Red Sox 8.9 to bal Previously, Uiicagoa Cy In other action, the New York Danny Cater's two-run pinch Acosta and Oakland's Rollie Fingers Yankees t.-dged the Detroit Tiger& 4.3 single on Which Tninni tj struck out and Milwaukee's Cris ; a,Per and the Qicago White Sex took two scored from first base capped Short reached base on catcher's infroni the Texas Rangers 8.7 in 11 Boston's seven-run rally. All the tethrence. flodrlg'iez' triple thus innings and 2. _________ runtwo came on a double by 1 - • Se moles ___ ), arm up . --..... Early l3antams, (left to right) Vonda Sherick, Jackie Link, Sandi Cashe and Tracie Cashe. (Below left to right) Ma ry Kaiser, Link and Sherick teamed Up to take second place in the Bowl America Summer Bantam I e, a ls Leagu J o sponsored d b DAV (Herald Photos By i Richards) ________ 1 ~~_ z -- .. Honinis Stnrt Frt, W;11 - ( I e .:'-. ___ of - Pitcher iw-.-vis- _ ' Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1973-38 - Mr ___ --:' I By gave the league's hurlers a collective batting average of Who needs designated hitters aray? Elsewhere, the Oakland A's lost to tht (alifornia Angels 3-1 but maintained their 3 1 •ganme lead over Knnsns City In the West Division when the Minnesota Twins erupted for seven runs In the ninth inning and beat the Royal s Rodriguez. A 0 ç - - ' ffEbas liff - '-,'-__ - -~ -.-----i_i_.____.._... - j I i- -= ... - çj ' -. 41 ' a doubleheader By lIERSCffl.j. NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Writer hank Aaron hit pienty ef home runs for the Milwaukee Braves and summed to more for the Atlanth Hr is Monday night but the most unique batting feat of the 173 bflsebøIl season may have been a mere triple earlier in the day by a Present-day Milwaukee Brewer with the non-household name of Eduardo , - - - Then St. luis regained the top spot by copping the second game, as Bernie Carbo, Ted Sizemore and 1u Brock drove in two runs apiece. Expos 5, Cabs 2 Steve Renko drove in two runs with a double a blanked Cbicago (or eight innings, pitching and batting Montreal to a ___- - - - T•I pitcher ttsburg)m to its first game vict ory over &. Lo uis. That triwnph gate the Pates first ace In the East by per. -: • - Reds 4, Mtrus 3 u W__ I -j , I k!4 Atlanta has five day games and 17 nIght games remaining It a, labor 1) ud hank arcrn urked oer th in th ego adr. Aaron walloped t homers-No. 7 and No. 708 in his pursuit of Babe Ruth's ailtime baseball career record of 714. 1e Is six away from Ruth's nark and the Braves have 23 games to play, meaning It will be an awfully interesting Se lember for Atlanta. The two hume-a by Aaron and ftee others by Marty Per. Paul Casanova and Darrell Eans helped the Braves to a 7-3 dedsion over San Diego, totany meaningless for two teams stuck at the bottom of the National Iadue's West vision. In more Important action at the top of the division, Cincin nati moved Into a tie for first place with l Angeles by over ta ng Houston 4 while th e Dodge blew a seven-run lead and lost 11-8 to the San Francisco Giants. Eisewhere In the NI.. St. Iuis maintained i one-game lead over Pittsburgh in th e Fast Division, splitting a dou. bleheader with the Pirates. The Cerdinais dropped the first game in 13 nin but bounced back to take the nightcap, 8.3 mother games, Montreal defeated Montreal 5.2 and New York split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, winning 5-0 before losing 6-3. Can Aaron make It to 714 this year? Well, in Atlanta's last 17 i r % 1:1 Ifl in in i iun.s, an amliawlg pace that would carry him past Ruth this month If he can mainUdn it. But, of course, he must play and that could be a problem. "1 probably won't play me than half of our remaining games," sWd Aaron. "It's possible. It can happen. But I'm not going to play that much more this season. No day games and I'll probably lay off some of th e night games.,, The Sanfora Herald - -.- -- --. - . ., , -- - - -- .- .- -- ..-. -T '.. . - ( = - __ . . . . -- --- .- _ Cn - iii . e 011h-o- _ ' .- _____ ___ _______ ____ JImmy Cnnn tI _______ -. .. By DAN GILMARrlN Herald Conmspoadent T--- ________ ________________ ________ -- I - -. ,_ —. :#:-. i:5.D - " , - - 4 ' :.' - . _ ____ ______ - ___ _____ - - ------------- - - ------- - ------- -- -- - _ - ____ - - t -- - -- - - ___ - - - - _1 - - -- . - - -- - -- • To t Out 2 Weeks I *th Del _____ - - • _____ ___ 9- i `t~~_ - evine's "Pack' Stacking For Even Better Year s f a ~ ance X_ Martin NOW iake Legal Action m . ___________ _________________________ Patfl10ts J umping From Fat To re - Dr I 'h rfo Green Bay Packers , - Yarborouah Wins SO ir,r I: Despite (_ T - ' -- Fanless Casper Takes Hartford Golf Victory ' ('.... - d - 7~1 ira, p 4zi ' ltjr . ' ' ____ ' __ - - - • . -- ers Hopeful '' = ,._ - - - -- th. iail, d (mom lklIcvllie, , Do4-1inthethIrdset,Mrs, Mrs. King said lter. "1 was ousted Dutchman Tom Okker, hu ng seemedzed hopingat4.line,4 set J 5CdedNo.7,,6-2,. faIkdtotaketothecourtaftera could pull it out, but! co uldn't. John N ewc ombe, another 60-second break I did the best I could Aussie wt -d 10th deDr. Daniel Manfredl, official rented Andrea Patti5on o! Rlw- .3 ThewormUlatthescgrjdd this Is due to the attitude and hitting the nail on the head t I hope to get a solid grip on will coaching abilities of II I ;Zaf our head the previous track recotd of the T; manifest itself in the form or coach Claude Wwxiruf.f. k&km J; . -. 4' W. L Pet. G.B. WMIp 1' he new Seminole head. hi four _. - ii~~ t1 __ ___ . -A& .I ty winning football games. The said, BalWnore 79 55 -5906 residents were enjoying the firAt orrortunity that the - -------=- - ____ __ Both fit-iii-n-4 ard hend .fly pilrk il~ - -UJ1qMVu ,, * a .- - — , . i -. I 4 11 "I *_ 1!!' 2 rn!!:' ' ! i " C UP" she sum Mrs. King was suffering Amri aj, the sensati uh Sclii"-oies WJ get to show their coach John Reichart are very tr .1 . on from O a2 9 22N ; ask_' . --ledger, and is also nearing U* -i -1 % _- I from chills, indicating in- India. overwhelined Alan Stone New York IF, ! ( IV forded by the Labor Day preparedness and deter enthusiastic about Coach io& win mark for varsity ; i 70 68 -507 11 Milwaukee Holiday, the gridiron per- mination will be in Leesburg Woodruff and his effect on the competition. recoW such as Ual a 6.2, &2, &2. Z. 11 - , - , I A 67 70 489 13 formers of Seminole High this coming Fday night . . V f _,, #LA Cieveland . players and 59 80 424 7 ~ : I coaches Reichart this Is hard to come School w out popping pads by, no There they will confront tong swd West i_ that Woodmff is tuned in matter what league you I Y 4 , 04 about he same Wne the solar (Mkland time Sanford rival 1esbur In to the players and yet supplies compete 57 581 in source was eracng the day, the sennd quarter of the the necessary drive F Karsas City 76 61 555 3 L all and it was by their own choIce To be sure, the victory urgfotbaflJani.. In winners need, c Zo The SHS gridders voted to the third quarter the San__ =. - -_ -a-~ _--_ tie not only does this with the hungry fans of Sanford, who Minnesota 66 70 485 13 condt thcr Movjay practice fordites _,~_ - ~ ___ )0 : ~~ will - - __ - California 62 70 .470 15 _. oppoc players but also with the can be certain . session at the inhuman hour of 7 Breoksfle. at least of a • Thxas s. Woodjff , according med 47 90 343 32 a m They reasoned that, vnt in the There a posithe feeling to the --- - A~~~ head, lets the coaches Frida _ hun"Y's _*_ ' Games ~ =-____ their head mentor Claude nhoWn by the coaches __ iy night rdeavrs of the --~ -7 —.7= I that in. have a gre W' r_ ---_ ___ _ Baltimore i,Boston 8.9 ___ - - __ - at deal Of and rtsPork- local eleven. _=E~~ ... Woodnilf could get up at 5 30 dicate the Seminoles are sihility for their areas ~ft _._ - _ ~___ Qilesgo 6, za -at , And, if, as the OW a m to commute from Osceola ready to take two scalpshome BY BERT ROSEMAL t gaine, he same time manages to keep goes, the early b 11 Innings r-gainst Mtt3burgh, he was replaced by Hunter, County to attend to his football from the:cdnfrontation. Auoclakd on top of all thist is going on. Sports Water Milwaukee 134 Cleveland 5- chore the least they could do AARON CONNEM AGAIN AND AGAIN worm, then the Fighting Guard and Tackle coach "I was not ing to be a tough y," said Jim and the Packem wound up losing 30-fl. D A 10 * "The coaching staff is more concerned with . Hamming Hank smashes two more long balls Seminoles appear to have taken *woulcl be to show up when he got Roger Beathard is typical of the Del Galzo. "Belleve Mie, "If I had to pick I am as yeflow as they areas other than quarterbacking Wt cost us the a coach after N YO , there. optimistic faces seen on come," Minnesota 11, Kansas City the whom I would model myself, time of football plenty. QQ game," said a concerned vine. "Scott did his SIIS campus these days . right now it would -am . be Coach Del Galzo, the Green flay Packers' newly Job %- cry well." . Thus, the Fighting SelTdriole Beathard thinks With the huzile, drive and that the Wo,)druff. lie Is just a fantastic inspired leadership of their acquired quarterback, was wistfully trying to footballers chose forego their S Hunter completed only four of 11 passes for 36 ieminoles Tuesay, Games will be a tough explain Monday the reason (or the b injury he yarth. man I to work for ; ' and bows a lot :-.1 fast "sleep-In day" of the coaching Baltimore (Palmer 19-7) at .. staff, paired with a ;~. customer on the football field about the game." Relchart received in Sature-iy night's National Football goodly Injuries also were a major concern of other amount of team pride, N this cominu rnm. I ague eibiUcn ,,amc against the I ... mid. #I NFl teams Monday orm that the early bird Pittsburgh the Seminoles can be looked on "The players are up for a The ancient axiom that no team believes both Hunter and Tagge One reamr, Steelers Uiat will sideline him for at least two ustmily gets. 'TIlE QUEEN'____________________ IS OUT a The San Francisco 49er3 received bad news.imes comprise ftt would leadare asi n very formidable opponent i l I3 home summer vacation hoping for the winning season and much of one to believe Ux-se coaches vreeks. restDick of d can win a National Football have profited from offseason Bill Lueck and the tackle n t that running back a.e upcoming grid sevsaL Cleveland ... King qUitS'Open'match Vic Washington, hampered by Iague crown a4 solid offensive line. — without a top. work. Devine acquired Jim 1 a cracked kneecap. and wide receiver Terry --— vfn believes the passing flight quarterback has failed to Gaim Del Galzo. miaking his first start for Green Bay Beasley, suffering from a disl 1973 Games Remaining 23 . ocated '*1 3nuM kftta ( Mn (Blyleven 15.14) at jp from Miami In mid-Au_ game will improve becauw of ac red f • M 'hOuidef- temper the heady talk of Supier gust, and tho . former Dolphin abe Rh' Carver Record 714 after recently, would not be ready for Kansas City (SPUttmff IM), N Badded experience for Hunter completed seven of 15 paws for yards and against Miami. the season opener Sept 16 Bowl around what used to be laxiquad member will Aaron's Magic Number 6 1'as (Bibby DEThOIT(AP)_fljflyMar. at Chicago had the Packers In front 16.7 In Ux be giv- and Tagge, the return of .. I called TiU%etown, U.S.A." en a long look at quarterback. wcond The New York Giants learned that offensive P tin, fired Sunday as manager of (K McGeorge and addition of wide quarter when he. was forced out of the game with tackle John ifill Ilie Green Bay Packers, In a I v would be ~ j the Detroit Tigers, hinted Mo Oakland (Holuman 19.11) at NFC C entral: Aaron hit his 31th and .15th home runs of the , Lake Brant](Y High School as a little ray or two for the he has In cracked ribs, ~1~ The Only other question tnark re(viver Barry Smith of Florida sidelined two weeks :lteady decline since they won issed a great deal of after suffermn a baaly sprained right ankle -0 a I ornia (mn€r day he he might make some Ic. two weeks of practice. out of l0i, football coach Bill Duty is a inirnediate future. flight POw Ile practice and in The left-handed passer said his ribs were the first two season driviilg ill three runs in Atlanta's 7-3 "" Su .1 ~-"__ pe ls r Bow his physical shape ftt numt*r the Brantle in 1967 is at strong side linebacker, Dick. last Saturday's 42-21 rout over Philadelphia. and I .1 if maneuvers in an effort to man ho has his work cut " National Le-ague concentrating on Uw u t unprotected when he was tackIc-d by iitor \Iunda over the San Diego Padres l96& surprised even their where former all-pro Daas well as timing will certainly head has only 28 reainj. a Green Bay Other Gi4iiLi hurt were linebacker Brad reco -e llaranA %;& , t— Van from the disastrous East lie ground use Ile was not wearing rib pads. Pelt, with a pulled groin muscle, and guard Joe Insatiable lans by transforming Robinson has left by trade. Othout in the first inning, homered ; events that befell South Selrdnole grid boa coming off Winter -a 44 'I would have Gar W. L Pet G. seasoand been okay if I had been wearing Tat foni, wi a 4-43-2 record in 1971 to 1-34 and erwise, the squad 9 With a nian on base in the third. home Da Agulli, a 155 pound also cited competing th knee and shoulder ailments, Labor Day weekend. has fewer St. LOUIS 70 6a .507 jumping from the fat hi into oude Lake Brantley will go a ga a playoff berth last season, Dan holes to till than inst quartback who gu1e the Interests of the hi agalp in 1he at any time Thcre also were several trades Monday. fifth and struck out in the seventh By Murray Olderman gh sthool age ~_. Martin, canned by Gen,eral Pittsburgh 67 67 .500 1 the fireWith l Gaizo out, Green Bay Coach Dan Lakeview in the second period PaL-Iot wishbone affense last Devine's second year as coach since the three successive : group as hurwig the Buffalo dealt veteran linebacker Mike Stratton and beforg! leaving the game. Manager Jim Campbell, has Montreal Devine . 66 70 .485 3 said he was un ce program general manager rtain or the multi-tilt, and In the Uflrd year, was another starter who at LB11S. . PROSPECTUS whether Scott to San Diego for a draft choice. Pittsburgh sent . - -championships of the mId . ..lot of Uft* L it been extra Polite and seems ex- Chicago L-Z, IM10 65 71 .478 4 For openers, newly built Lake "quarter" they will face Ocoee. suffer&d injury during the Q~ Mucho respect mounting for Rookie Tom MacLeod appears Hunter or Jeirry Tagge WWW start at quar. safety Ralph Anderson to New England for a 1974 have a o neIyconsclenUou1n his few New York 64 73 467 5i6 Bran!ley has been recently Duty is looking forward to the summer. Agulli broke his and"These otherkids interests terback in Saturday's final Pre-season game draft pick, and Sa After a Year's familiarization to have won Robinsion's old job Dan Devine has done with gsablic statements after the P n Francisco traded wide re. phla M 75 : AAA cont as a chance for his collarbone and will not beredy them It keep Against Cincinnati. process with the NFI, the forJob." ceiver Jubilee Pack. Especially wittioul a by. To ' Dunbar to New Orleans for many of them, West the' don't even have a enIor boys to hit and gain some cx- for the opener. nin.gs- j:utabIe0B. hey've IIUI1_ football Li Just too much work put one teleywon ter. Uncirinati 83 55 .601 ," class. Everyone on the Patriot perience prior to the opening coach rid himself of the few Coach Duty heaped praise on he said. With guard Gale Gillingham I view late Monday the 45-year. 1s Angeles 83 55 .601 them what could be best dSophomore la.,r veterans who refused to accept and old _ ffiing tight end Rich McGeorgedeltose in NFL and rugged 0 firebrand said somewhat San Francisco 7 Myers Cypress Lake. this year. him. lie rebuilt the It Packers the testily: former an all-pro and the that the Lake Brantley gridiron running at,ack. Dan has also Houston 71 69 •7 3 One reason that the Forest "Although there # through shrewd trades that latter a not too head is not afraid of. Last season the club played budding star-back Atlanta done gutsy job of weeding out 66 73 .475 • Citymcntorbas no(gjvenupmn many standouts brought running back Mac- from 1njurts that shelved them was so far, this clan AA and A Af r te e th Sept. without 14 .an Diego opener Packer perennials who were 48 opposition. This despair is that several of ti at .353 earing. haven't i,vfl able to Arthur lane, linemen Malcolm most of last year, the Packers le squad ImPressies ine with lip Fort Myers (AAA) the Patriots season they will play ovef the hill. The big thing Monday's appear Games DARIINGTON,S.C. (AP)- Formula M wries be clearing attitude and wi11ingn to hit," will open their home schedule Snider and Alden Roche and have healthy competition at all go through any democratic ts AAA outfi , all sporting up in time for the second or the former Klsstrnmee title. On Pittsburgh 5-3, SL now is to develop am; game. Cale Yarborough won the ° safety Jim 11111 and draft picks positions Louis 44. ptayers with conch against Sanford 14 Labor Sunday Wall Dallenbach wonProem. t least a Year ar third contest. 1st game 13 Innings t Naval Day -Swthem 50i mile stock car the California that produced runner John two of eY until proven guilty-, Davis, at 6 ft. addNI that his boys, "Would he Academy perjence Snider, who filled In more (AA) on Sept 21. "big 500 at Ontario Fullback Craig New York W, Philadelphia c~ hitting from start Brockington, monkey off his ce,andgot 1 plan to talk to some cornerback Willie than adequately for Gillingham to finish" and The r.mind e OFFENSE mmle school" football. a Sed;. j&c C7 = U. 6 a grituine biue lack of effort would not t th bCIL who )iplea be a schedule includ" bon* gprr aut Wona 1 5-mile WETHEIISF'IELD Coon, iluchanon and kicking sen- may push Bill Hayhoc out of a chipper. Son Frsncisco Il, David Pearson rL.,r1l3ifts Lhx wash2r event in Monroe 1 Angehi and the decide (actor In the Pa,ot scorecard with nor Jerry Tag1po shovvs Crystal River (AAA) If all of this is not enough to (All)-There was something sation Chester Marcel. starting slot. Center Ken Bow. signs of taking cu mmand scoll's ofm still 'tJvi is pro bably the best in the forthcoming bridernaid of the sted rt--d by OR tksth Of c ouldn't knock over snowman Green Bay won the NFC's mat', guards Gilllng,uiaxn and at Samuel 'Pat" campaign. at tong range Trinity Prep (AA), Hell ptobbiy ret ai Of a n job Pattison, 4Z who wistful, half-Joking, half. make you want to quit coaching boy oui here, but have not been Cincinna ti 4 Houston nore by default Poor Lrftngbn Raceway, but can was hit "Black and Blue" Central DlviDuty sighted the absence of a Tech (AA), -by a car that veered out 'lIII3UJ) UUdII(V Ifl Hill,,' and go back to tiddlywinks, able to get, him in pads yet," Junior Montreal 5, High Chicago 2 in the morning on his daily '-' sion despite, RECEIVING Draft turned uP esp te, statistically, the Point to $1 millicki in career ef c football program in (MA), Oviedo 08try Smith of Flonatt 3181#. who ' s other factor in the Brantley said Duty. per's voice as he surveyedthe (MA), OntrO l, Wit! plowed into the AUant& 7, San Diego 3 radio &t%ow, for which he Is m ?sy1ng flanker behind Cvrou Dale bu ovtntu:Hyw and the prize money to prove that fin- infield. Seminole County as an ln take ovee for league's second poorest passing season finale with Ocoee vast throng of some situat.lon this year Is that only liver, Leland Glass the other outside (AA ). pory id is Another starter from last portant contributing factor attack. 30,000 a week he Second-year quarter. swill but small. Way Tsday's Games half of the Patriots team from year's club out of action Is tw the passing 'a the best asset i:løitty' is around the 18th green. $21.165 to The away games other than his sivads inexperience, "I feel )e a eat on .m warm (rum Uw 8136, declined to be too criUcal of the Flich MCG001Q8, back Scott Hunter completed back hom inju ry at lighi end. Fair the opener will be against Chleagi) (Rcuscicl 12-13) at spring training showed up in the way performer Jeff 119mm(nd. 000 purse, but "I just wish," said golf's qul. TIger frni office because "f. MontreaIt}tog "We get a only 43 per cent of his 199 passes , RUNNING lot of boys out here Lakeview Best thing that can be said to, John BrOckington and fall. And when half of the team Hammond was shot in the back who are putting ), N (AAA) and Coco ci man, "there were a few said after be and il 3 I k4scArlhur Lane is L"9 "ItTs would make It soUnd and rookie Jerry Tagge, whose that they're even toUghet than the PhIladelphia (1,onborg I-, )Il) pads on (or the Beach (MA), AU home old Hornung. 5-yeapold $10,605 boed th career wingot there this fall, it wa3 found In a holdup or Aug. more of Billy's Buffaloes games like sow' grapes:' Prmrx 5 and is first titne ir, the ninth grade. ge tLr,Ikr in t1-e rimi-, to $ _ ,;un. block, dee1nprncnt was stowed by a catch. at New York (SCaver 154m, N around." will be Played itI IA gwood at thiit three key starters from the repotcd on the mend. They ve got the spe4nd ana th at awesome !sfz 1k is (inl preseason injury, connected on SL ' flIeycwneoutdgettr 1u5 (Na bell Lyman High Athletic FleW. lca'15 the fifth driver of record to 04) at previous campaign had suE. Casper-as usual-was vir- - 10 of 29. EventhoughtheJuniorutjti,s oldest est for stt Except for Lhe few broadcast burgh fllmker 74), N' !-nc rung the fint nay or t() and _ tic ir th.' in irk tt tthr brightim And th ey got niorg who fl fered dis tunlly ignored until the final is bun fdflhl fl in 72 S t'u r' :; e ' ( , f i ,j iii,i ij at msnp) Hiiaim,ng guard job > t, Al Unser and few holes when he emerged as hit' Ickcrs' tItle ingredients action, the "Doc" and Coach nice on Uw field as it was in ii'1f unavailable to m means Majcoim Snider becomes swing man there ani at lackle acordd LTowd of 70,000 loved Richard petty. speed Iiouslm (Griffin 14), N the winner of the $40,000 first were a ball control offense built In spite of it all howeyr, wlllnot let him suit up as Jim who should gut more recognit'on Iti yet Armstrong, tackle Dick Himo Vary good newsmen lnce Campbell gave for living room watching it on of Atlanta (Harrison ) at San Coach Bill Duty seems to be a obriou reasons. for the 3 Prize Monday in the Sammy around Brockington and Lane, Tex., will captain Army's To illustrate the point Duty j 4 him the axe v telephone about Diego (Greif 7-iS or Arlin I3) fairly optimistic Man He sees the mile and threeDavis Jr.-Greater Hartford best rushing tandem in the con. \'arburnugh. a yentlemaui hips 12:30 p ni, - -around , Ist tenniscomplied team Spring Arm. EDT Sunday. N , • ' lie should be ready for Uw stated that he ma had a total of strong a 14-3 'record 1tfl5 Open. was a ov a l farmer-politician from Timfeeeice with a combined 1,848 hope for the long term as well second regular season tilt, but 106 boys pass through in the last for the Ciuj15 DEFENSE yards; Marcel, who led the Thewinner's TRUK'S ARENA It was the 50th prifessional kaui' in v I ij.. J !c1 ..ifl ring wtth 128 points i fl mis CUflC0 Wit. "I! I had a mncy on my ams at left end. Impregnable in middle with powerful Bob Brown illuvic victory for the portly 42-year. and converted 33 of 48 field goal u9 se WWIiJisj about eight seconds bark when I came here, it is and an improving Mike fAcCoy As if 1hey dsdn-t have enough. a fe. ahead ot old veteran, and his fourth in Pearson s Meri attempts, and a defense that led L ______________ vi-ed Aaron 13(own comys over from Kans&s City to battle Aldon gone now, % torrid duel as this tournament. His victory to. 'be NFC with 248 yards allowed BFIAIItAD! (AP) Kathy Roche for the other spot Thy II nitern,ite V*ry t good VC it S s tudent, U t.J R bland. 34-yiId winner. "We .Mefl tal is exceeded by. only four per game. year. Ileddy and Mike Siamn, led the land Matthes In the LINES CINa The one arua of doubt defensively 1 on loft s'de have been having all kinds of men's 10 men in history, "This team, as team got as Anitean challenge to roi e,. Tom McLeod succeeds ' depnrted great Onvs Robinson. East meter backaoke. Maithes has itwasYuboh'ofl ______ prlemswIthther, son* of lzlb~ Uut don't shudder Robbie But, as has been the case much out of iii collected ability Geny'i world tea" stars been wasnt all ha groat last couple of years Jo The other two requiter., JontJme sovereign of th I take thiftty for Cartet in rnfdie, and Fr; Can on through his entire career, the as, mm) be, anybody ever has," . are stanchOns. Rookies in suort rotes Fair te yu and It thebkstroke,andheflbOth But I kiw - b ten tuck cheers and accolades were re- Devine said. races today In the Belgrade gold mekila in Munich lie son sfifthond place finish t, couldn't bang on fore' SECONDARY - Re-shuffling positions a year oo cut down TO passerved for others. World wrr.plonships. But he hastens to ad-1 he ex . sea alto*etl (from 21 to7 and%ohddiournbrea,iocni n holth the th 1ir. 1i affair ..c world record a; 56.3, ( pects even better things in 1973. T FoAkie o year in NFC if 8i n 13 season best of 56£ phtee welh o ( i q tkl I ef9corn; aso quality guy Good O ° Arnold The Amnerlcar4 sought Tri-3thexrai-va, Brian Rednun llaktr in a Dodge. fourth to I'ahner received a "I expect this team to be a )) tCKING - Chat Marcol IhOwd whet a reliable field goal kuck*r venge after Ing the women's standing ovation, a cheering, better team this year if for no Stamm clocked 50i In the means to a tesm, A: 900 a; thore is . And ui-Cowboy on WidDy foot-stomping tribute as hi, other reason than it Is a young plolia,111!1) u: r-ocono I e lntrr~ 11-14;6on find needed re4ef help sptLngboArd diving to mista Louisville, Ky., trials for Bel.. gave them tong d'st4o punting-u:ked up lkTom2 to- from '~-el to the 18th--a1reatJ' out team sith an added ,ear of e;If rolurn ihfea t Devine has gi,.Iri J``Ir 11 -, f." i •i.i. J JIfl dL contention, 11 e crowds petience," 6E said. `MiatevcuiJ 111W to licx, I r i uQI! m jt won rt4imd and lLughed, shouted losses in personnel we've had I! Scekter of South Africa the so In a in 59.6, the sane time of Uw , ., ' PREDICTION and whooped when lee lye. have been balanced by our othr East German star, Lutz Siammn, a 21-year-old Indiana Wanja. vine-also out of it-birdied the draft and trades." This a a solid teMm but until it q.ts offensive I3ad*rshlp it won't go Final bole and threw his cap to all the way eocorA In d,jion. Devine I'.as declared Hunter the gallery. his Na. I quarterback "until - ,.---- __ - - NO& ,W It .,.- _i • tush ' ____________ ____ ' - _____ was ar ' , _____ ________ ____ ' ' '.. , I J re- -. ' - -- - -t ( i ' i(I J - ' - . — r i - - - - - - -__- _1.__-_.,11 -- mm 0 Ruth ( , ___ — Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1973 Br ewers ' RodriguezTriples I -. -- I 213-1 he Sorf ord Herald . 01__ ---- - �______ -- i..:. -. - Tus&iy,Sept A ThA_Want T AD = d Columns ______ l!!.TrI.r!l! vi i 1'SL I I Ul'VjI1 per,tGr%ound$n:e,et,jn Tuo DI AMI' - ---.-- -- * * WAITRESSES I - ---- VVant Ads - Good Thinsto Eat Household help. Own Iran sporlation. I to 4 p-rn.. $12 a day, ..,. -- ii NEED A ______ _____ P14 Oeadline-2P400n ___________________________ Day Before Publication ___________________ Announcements 4-ChIld Care _ -------.------ .-_.---_ Qiitributor want4 for P,.amt Herald rack route. Sanford and DeLand area. Contact W. 31cr.. Holiday Inn. Room 202. .- I ThIngs to Eat Southeastern ____________ 6usiness __________ ____ "' IS-Action Sports - -_ _ 'r-- -- Employment ________________ -'II.--Mak 'hIp Wanted Help Wanted Female Wanted - 2G.-Mate - U.Ip '' .H-SltuatIoM Wanted Financlal 24-Business - portun.ftt 25-Loans 2s-ln;urance ' Rentals 3O-'Apartm,nts Rent Unforatihed fl-Houses Rent Unfurnish.i 33-Houses Rent F'rnlsi*d 34-Mobil. Hsm.s Rent . - - - room or a Call 373-5165 yard, dead end street. Immeclate poSsession. 531.900. ______ _____ ? - For Rent 31-Re-ia,? Property ror Rent )7-Busine,s Property For Rent . .. Lake Hamney Rest Haven S acres flOn wy. 134 and 119. Winter Springs -------_________ Openings for 2 carpenters. 6 uu'oi'te, Apply Monday.Frlday,9 '° mans. - with some ______________________________________ .zo*tedge of air conditioning, plumbing, etc. Apply Lakevie* Canter, III C. lad St. 41-Hou-es for Sale _______________ 12-Mobile Homes WOM EN 43-1a4; and Acreage PART TIME. Manufacturer representative of warehOuse ad 41-Farms and Groves offices nea'Js, "MAN FRIDAY" to 41-Resort Properly For Sale handle phone brders, car respondince. fill customers orders and generally run business WANTED _____ RECEPTIONIST & 6---- Income Anti Investment Property mor, room? '-' ________________ Pricedfrom$74,300.$3,,300 VA I FHA financing. Equat hoIfl tity SANFORD CLOSE IN •BEST VALUE. IUF5FJ4•TNJT1 St. North, St Convenient and charming, lust completing £ n.w 3 bedroom homes with garage, air anct CarPeting. Located o,i a quiet Street with take breezes. Walk to shopping and schools. LOW down payment. Only $37,300 to 134,230. Pete.. Eli., 33714. - 79 FXFfIiTIVF OPERATORS. ._ - -_ -- Rent .. __________ Elderly person. kitct,en privileges, Ike dog. References. $36 Church Avi., Longarood. flunk Beds, Maple ...... LIving Room Suite ..... , tte. Oak, I Chairs - • '..rvsce, - KULP machines -- Six CIt CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Apartments Rent _____________________ - - ' ' Jb tL±'°°_ I CARPET ' 66 - .. In summer wall to wall Modern 'disign carpet'rg, drap, central flif Ezcellent In materials 8. work and air, Fully rquipp lICh,fl mansnip w.th dishwasher, $190 a month. Swill to wall carpeting Call Jerry Stocks, 134-7911 after 6. •1ent'al air cOndiliôninn - MagnoaPark;OiaflgeCty ,--... - ., " io p . L lc? Roberta & Ranch property. Tremendc.ui Dealer. inyi,,tment, suitable for ranching, recreation, etc. Beautiful rolling hills with tree-s grass and view of Gliman z.c,, ,.. 1i9.2l2l .'' - ______ DlSALED AMERICAN Chapter -- -.. -- groups available for 1119.93. ReclIn.s only 131.93 each Stereo sets $69.9s to UII.9S. UNITED tUtli. 7%) lit. FREIGHTSALES,33505.Orange Real Estate Wanted VETERANr Hwy. 1742 - listings Wanted CaIlBart Reol Estate 71 HOyt Service Tig, Call 3771491 Bingo - l. Every Wed.85at E'riy Birds 7:15 p. m. I J CEr CARRIAGE HILLS I 7 baths, o, Owner moving within 91) days. Fenced yard, Quiet StriCt, tirrlhlc neigh. hors. Thl;hastobeb.stbuyln this ,SP . O.i' - ' . - ' 'J,, ' about. We arrange financing for the home of pout rhOlc Call or Is an ideal way to - Eifestynles , - . ' Stopbyourofflce,Dpentill$p m 7 Did YOU knowthat your Club or organization uin appear in thIs listing each wgk for . ,A Bedrooms, Assume mortgage. or pot $10 pd down on new mortgage. We have many many more, we can tell you _r . , -. . . form the public of your club activities. - - ' S - Dude To Belle' Ln4 days a week . * Till We Succeed" - Ftbmr Richird J. Lyons E 'erv Snilday "lie COUNCIL 5357 Business Meeting 7:30P.M. lit 83rd I Tu4d*y BINGO EVERY P1arif ±ionVi1age1 Thursday 7:30P.M. simply the finest adult mobile _I. A • _ carrIage stroller, lair Platlic bath tub, training seat & crib sheets 5.10 takes all, Ph. 373 • 1-If PlC month on new 3029 cu ft. Orlando Clothing • Toys Appliances Sledding S DIshes •Eurmture Msaiical Instruments CLOSEDUNT4LOCY1 OBSONMARlPE 2'77Hwy 17-9? 1170 Crilchfieto,'1$ Mercury llShp. galvanized traIler, boat fully quipped. $1993. Ph. days, 322 lIit _____________ -- rs i.. 4. 1 rc - Musical Merchandise - Sat. 7.4:31 404 Hwy. 17.97 Office Equipment & Supplies 531-1732 300 flew Sets MATTRESS £ Caiiielb.rry !!!,.I)4 4441 60 ___________________________ REBUILT IBM Executive F.'lectric Box Springs Kings Complet, sit -_1 [Sold F-ice Italic typewriter, Used lnIj 9 rn. nntfli, S() See at Sontorjj 1-lenIn. Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Air Conditlonhig - APiDHEATINGSERVICE HANDYMAN AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR Allmakesseryice Ph.$3O-$73$ Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories A - , ppuances FollJr,eGE Appliances Sanford ElectrIc Company 7572 Perk Drive. 322 1362 12 volt Auto Batteries $11 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue P0(4 78 MotorCycles 1977 Harley Davidson 71. Full drets with pltnty of extras including radio. Only 1.300 mIlls, Ilk, new. Call 373.('22O or $31 7649. '72 YAMAHA 630 670') miles, best offer F."n 32 1139e1?er3 30 T,',bI I contractors & Individuili Custom hoost plan, plot plans, 4 room 'add'tioni Pr, HOME IMPROVEMENTS ' 5S---Boafs rim methaPeiy Personal eq & M,arin$ Ecuipment CAlL 8348588 NOW 6 -CamphgEtotnm.nI -' Si-Bicycles OR LAN DO B US IN E Ma Atticinsulations Hagan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING & AIR CON DITIONING 2109 Sanford Ave. 3226390 - I WHERE DO 11 THt hiner" rid Tools - 45-Pet; And - -. . ffff_41a a . . 1 Suppite's ,' - to sell your don't needs? I IVING Large 1 bedroom Colonial ronch Style home on wooded lot IPis U'.M.-2ndandlth Thi.;riiday Each Month, I in YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. . - extras Include fireplac, in family ipac'i,us eat in kitcnen, Furnished r : c vOry Man, 8. Tues. $ r $.,a sac . '- ____ ___ - _________________________ Need fi-.ocng We install c%t U' .',ll t yi-'? qua? I Turner ri'e Co , 323 3791 - - e fi-elIAsSoc, orioYALT!';7 , I eS AC 1 O' OVER NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE Glass-Mirrors ' ¶. I .,.' _______ Brand new es uã' '' ;i •. .: &nlrp,wI. U. W (,h,,, C I I s - - 't d, 4i Ceramics -'-I 5--. I N .- -7 or 3 bedroom - A SANFORD HERALD R U TE evenings FLEET RESERVE ASSN J,!S, Mgt'. - iii ' I s '- .' - ' SENKA1 1k GLASV3. PAtPiT CC) 1 .S'agnolia Av 377 .,627 or churshes Wall to wail snag canlm$lng Dishwasher, dIsposal, I r;ursoay 3.z2-7921 Greenware supplIes 8. puts.7.52W.Hwy.434.*342322 ..-t Cash buyers for a imill ¶'fli-n? Place a tow Cost .t.i1 .0 for reSults ' WELAkAAAitlr,qp4'5 'w_1st cr _________________ NO SUNDAY DELIWERY - .. ___ Matlhw . iusin,esstiii.eeting 2ndMonday_ ' ::: . H&AC.ramnic; CDI U CI'ti-ry Ave - Santo' 32) C%61 - . Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- - Concrete - Patios. Walks Transportillon _____ -____ 75-Campers - '_---r TV'*V*I rs- -, Orlando Drive, Dijtifvl 3 bedroOm, !Vi beth PiofTil, Sliitort'. ----- TriiIr p 4730 '' -- -- uce-o car ynechan,(, arid working cufx1,t Furnih4 apt - prelrr mn.ddie age couple, adults. r pets, st Park Lire. L Charles Below Co. 32342$ r1ai:dc;?0 . ,, ' If club or organization would CASSELBERRY uIitying Eqvty and assume mortgage. Monthly payments. I I - you r if like to be Included in this listing call: fl A f'S 5,J DeDpr'c T DELTONA is "Fix.up" Tim,, Hire an expert repa.rmanfrom today's tli%5ifticj '.di' CiNCR ETE PATIOS COO BURp-i FENCE co. PH P303711 - rr, 7P4.rk r4- _, . - - ,:..' . .5.- . . - 327 7?? -. .. ________________________________________________ 32-26fl ____________ b'-',.- __ ------5--- _ ___-___ 5- - - --- --- - -- .5 - 5, .5 - _______________________________________________________________________________________ - - _5 -'S ---= .=____,_ .5 La'1 capng Miifltince. Commercial 6. Rtei-t Charles Below Co , 373 412' HomeImprovements -. Pest Control AOCOCX Rotng&5heetMe'aI Cutters & Down Spouts $0-,) French Ave., 322 9551 TRENT E*TER.ifi,STl Poact. 1 'i.'.f SPJ. "1 )7] 7754 - - Remodeling' Room Acid, 1ifltng. all types of carpentry. Interior, Exterior. ReasOnable. 373 43.4J. - _____________________________ Pe Care - Groomng Prof,.ia' nIt? tov I 3 '1 6 p.m Animal Haven Groorni,,g Corrplete roofing & house painting. 23 yrs cxu,,erlence. Ph. vsts tIdy or c-ight. Call Moore get more for your money. Home Improvements ,Irg or Small, do coci lobs. ifl?. also Bank f'naricirig It ne.oe, Call after 1.30 pm. 322 290,2 residence CO ,___.' ________________________________ - TreeTrimming trees tOpped, trimmneu, tayf'fl down, cut for lirwood, 7" .r', r.rerepe Pr' c.,,. i-c n' [J,,r,j "r,j5 ''.-'.'; t,Iucr,i -- ..S5 L.wn Service, Odd lobs, and Ligh? haulrnq. Tr.'nblay, 323 7771 - ' IFTED HANDS. Classes diy or - Q%.touieofP-n-aj lerf - __________________________ deals. & Sunday - Inc RattOrs LonOWood -- - to sell something? A smell investment in a Classified Ad will tying rjults f'Ct'O", 5P°(iallst Mowing by r '-Qut'tt Only Free estimate. 37j . _.._. - want - I 830 a'v ----------------------- BULLDOZER WORK hearing lots our Specialty, p rn bids cleaned & edged to per '-:, ... labor, *309916 day or night, 5hrub. trimmed & Fencing TOW'R'SBEAUTYSALOP1 tlorir", Ii Ii t'r.ctt' Iirou'y t.i-i-SI,i L I r" );: 5742 ________________________________ _____ Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, Trimming FreC Est ReaSonable After -----------_..!!! ifte -r3 a ni, _51.1 CllOO AVAcONAPARTMTS euetbuline%iandevlr.tvautytaxe 12 BEDROOMS. 4-DULTS OkLY overall aspettsof training. Thi; i PAR Sc AVENUE MOtSILE PARK 4 U'flCe tO flC a career WI'? 7513 Park Cr1., 322 716) one of the fastiil growing Wrvice ('yWaniesin ft -ldb Ejnp'jence SAN MO.PARKS, 1 21 Bedroom "V... THE FOREST rake interstate 4 *ost 1* th. Lake Mary exit. Ci! off azid go right on Lets Mary lovieverd. rurait iso, your soft a trit, from the it . 0pen on we. LA a in . ..iOyI smorn ., t,Il 5:30 Sundays fIJI 6. VisItors welcome. (norm MOWING. EDGI"ic, &TRIM.Ml14G. CALL327 1361 TV's, rttone equipment, I S tract tape pIyer, FM t..M rad.c,s, tape recorders Ph. 373 7370 BeautyCare For Rent-Motor grader & set? loading pan With operators & room. Apartments Rent - I I u-wcnicit to Suy 69-Stamps . Coins - 3% MANAGER TRAINEE l%Q. . f'f7 Arlfl(JS utirwu AT - CUSTOMERS GO. ' -! Ave. . i I P4W LawnService __________________ S S TV S.v',forr Plaza atMuSlcUnhImited_RadloSt,ack ElectronIc Equipment Repairs Hire a super 56lesman, a classifjej Adding a room to your Home' Furnst, 1 wtPt items Act.erts,i-j in Cias.ifed Adt - - -uipment for Rent - - ii a I LIldino M.atpr at,. -A for 1 ruc ii RIOGEW000 tiLl LokeMary,5.ShoflSt. Ncw 2 bedroom, central heat and air, carpet, drapii, water & lawn care. $165 mo, Is? and Last, pluS frinoe benefits, Appty h ' - w, have openings , n-Musical Merchandise -tnrnc equipment ArdSupplses - SD*ysplusovertime MILEXTUNE.UPCENTER Longwod, Eli. $3.1 042$ 37) 1456 R epair Bulldozing s-Garage. Rummage SaIe ADDITIONS No lob Too Big or Too Smail ?6VEARSE)tPERIEP4CE Elechonic Eqwpment '-.5- ad, LIMISOPIS _______________________ taking ug', too mucn Buildings per licens.d&lnsewed.2734144. buyer - C. hoffman. Painting & flecoralisig Interior & Exterior. Quality Work IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE For builders, sub' A CI,issf i-ri Ad will find it a Junk Cars Removed General remodeling. All fypes carpentry, masonry work. Free estimates. 322 8514. For Builders, tub-contractors. Complete HouSe Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable. economicalcallvlctor.....34S7713 -_ Abandoned, unwanted. lurk cars hauled away Your cost, $10. Orlando 7936191 anytime. Small Jobs Wjnted 3721334, _'LaksM,..', Drftfr1 - -- 17 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS 8)09307 REASOPIARLE PRICES CALL )'7 145I Control Ar Fur Ii.v estimate, cell Cart Harris, a' SEARS In Sanford. 322-177). NEW WORLD TRAVEL HWY. 1797, LONGW000 76 Home'lmprovementr SERViCES UNLIMIT ED 97)7 Pr'.. 833 373 ServeYou! To Concrete Need a %taOir. utilty building. warehouse, commercial structure or hay barn? Call BOB'S BUILDINGS. 323-4330 anytIme. $75 tt"tL Fern Park 118.0 AiR CONOITIOPIIP-4G -, rentals for homes start at THE DEAL LLitLLtL L LLU.1E LLLLL $ ADirectoryof Experts Ready Campers - _____________ ________ & Amplihier, 10 Ph, 322 0062. THE CUSTOMER MAKES I Excellent Condition, $400 _________ - ZIG ZAGS Travel Trailers 56 CampingEquipment ' BRAND NAME !'I( Auction 15 C6rnpffig equipmenf,Un,',,,,,, 59 IN zavar PL*ZA •e!D.4 Ut .6732 PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nite 7 P.M. ELELT PlC GUITAR Opeis lvii., Then., 9-4r$1 1715 Stamps.Coins ill U JOl ZAY*1 PLAZA 5p$ loro ,I.sIc,, fl, I ownni', V 8, automatic. P S , po, Clean. 5600. 372 8109. To buy and sell gold or silver coins, ctact us fir;?. We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W. 1st. 37) 4357 - it! Gov'l ;urpiui galore StsrplusWortd. 114)11 Hwy. 50 New and used. Dick's Appliance Sales & ServIce, 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford. Ph. 372 763$ 'IN Autos for Sale Cons, wholesale to everyone. All kindS, L-3 cent to dollars. Coins in bank. 323 644. 20 ft. Cabin Boat, trailer, trailer hitch, and JohnsOn motor, $130 Call 3736167. ,..,- CDCf7nr , Mer,,.Fri 70 Plymouth GlX. 410, 4 SPled. .acnitir. days •'vvniilQs 373. lNlNimrodRivIera 11ff, fiberQll53 boat and tilt traIler. 5)30. Call 327-5173. t-_- Washer; •nd WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES. 44.1 - 3161. - ____________________________ Ra4rinpqtn,.& Mthlgjj Hour; Sat. 'lii S 196, Opc ciaily, 9.5, We buy or salt one piece or household. Consignments welcome. 377.99Ø SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy.1792,5-intord. - h1l0'f', ski equipment. Perfect condition. Ph. 373 OIlS. RECONDITIONED '4ó by Owner, $393 Call 643 IlGi. Midland 1964 Chevrolet Heavy Dulypickup, 5,600. Vlviin Joni's, 373-9310. - _________________________ -_ ask for Charles. - tee SiHiland Plespifal, _______________________________________________________________________ -- Pici Up Payments l ______________________ ________________________ chapped hands and face , Norwalk Vitamin C Skin Cream. Appliances Fairway Plaza Pharmacy, __________________ .67 - Goods ________ ------------.-.___... Estate S-ale - Sept. 7 1 I. furniture, appliances, pictures. brica brac. misC. 7416 Palmetto Ave. For Sale THRIFT SHOP Herald Household - Warehouse Ovttet loCated 3S4 S. Orang Ave. Orlifldø (between Hold.', £ ___________________________ ___________________________ El Camino. 19M. 911 i I , ,rinir,. 1 Speed transmission, mags and wide tires. Adult owned Must see tO appreciate. $1,000. 327 1973 Top Dollar Paid, Auctions every Friday Nte, 7.30 p.m. A.A A FURNITURE & AUCTIOPI. I90N.1797.Lonqwood 1317070 1? Equipment 372 394% l Garrarcj BUICK STATION WAGON 0164 Wanted to Buy LkWstqrWjlft.T Craft, I35Meccury, power trim, many extras. 14.300, m 27(7. - Miscellaneous For Sunburn, itching, lnc$ bias, Boats & Marine - __________.,. rrih. Its Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Rottor Fern Park d34.7ai CALL US TO PLACE YOUR PROPERTY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS WITH COMPUTER SFRVICr WE NEED L.5TtNGNOwt, FORREST GREENE INC. REAL. lOPS. 130i W. FAIR. BANKS AVE. 443-73.33. WE TAKE TRADES . FuIltix. mn,....I. '''."." r..I. excellent condition. CombIn.tlo Walnut finish, floor model-SM. Monthly payments as low as $7. per month, Se-eat Sanford Sewing Center, 301 E 1st Downtown. Ph. 3279111 orevenings-i31-114. WILSONMAIERFURNITUPE buy-sflI.trad$ 3I131$EFlrstM__ 332.5472 _______________________________ n't Stop PIIIIIIhIWtJ . 48LIstingsWiinted SO S'IEREO -____________________ Si! of glass sliding doors, size 3*69" each. RIasonabte, 1411. car buyS in lOom Get a better car for summer ctrvingt Her*re the bc-it Top prices paid, uSid, any condition 6.44 $176. Winter Park. 69 Ave., Orlando (b*tween MIchigan & Holoen) Hrs. Mon.Frl, V 109. Sat. 9 to 3. Teems available. - Stop Urn!" - -' --______________________ -_ _. 5-. INCOME PROPERTy "For Sale" twu nice apartments, large car port, priv3te entrances and extra - '- L..'..... - -------- ____________________ SO_utholSanford si. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Peg Bken SanIord,Fia. Days 3726173 light; 372 5431 Quite -- STEREO SPECIAL Let a ,'iitil ii ad help you clean ct your attic, garage or batemeilt Scm ,ol, Drywall and Spray Service, speclaiiilrig in drywall texturesPt'.jnens. - - ______ ______ Cuitumn macic screen rootn. car port; Top workmOnihip ,'ir.ri 'r.jtrij$i i_ (ACts ALUM; NH FAISRICAT ION, 773 4473 _ " WallpaperHanging PAUL SLATER l'roIOI%onalWillpip,,- Hanger Lcs'nsed Rndntial Commerciai nee,stimatet Ph 332 ' •. ---' ._.....,,. Painting, interior, exterior. 1'ur n'une repair & retinstinj I.. censed 1 bonded. R east,l, 4111 Getting ready Ii-. move cit items quickl1 with aclas,lledadt t'int sng -Interior &, exterior, rePairs. rootspainte, tree honest q'xper,nce.ct estimate,, 3730791 Roof repairs, al types placement Of rotted ficia leaves Reroof specialt1. Call J & B Roof lg 4)? 2551 or 32 7223 Free es 'imale - - 700 watt, AX4 Garrard corn pD'r, iel. reç 14r7, r'-j..• or r i2 Aii 4v,1ianie trakerc headphone; an turn tnblqj JJ Tsar. S W. .w.srr Investment Property - 47 kItchen u,ugsriv mnciugeut onty stn.. Brand new sofas, many ityles and fabrics to chooSe brom $19.95. Sofa s, double and V9.IS to $111.93. Corner '. AMOD0 _____________ -.....,.. n CL, Electronics, 3730200. SEWING -- - ----- 5 and up a Sofas, 3 sty'i'-s to cnicose from, $19.93 to $339.9s Name brand vacuum;, 149 93. 59-995 'y (5' each ___5,_ 1400 tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. loS. Terms available. ____________________________ tot adjorning. 3774737. : equIpped. carpet and drapes. 150) Locui. We Holden) I-Irs. Mon Fri.ltol. Sat.9 - --..-.----..---..,-., Dodge Van - table model, 5130; Black 1. White ,ortabl,. 19", $35. Call On5ume- 7 Spenis,',, Mediterranean, 1rf'rith Proni bedroom irts, WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37) 4;k ____________________ -- p.syni,nf. w acres may be picked ,?,5TLAND FLEA MART, 1911 STEREOS l"wy. 1702. Open Sat. & Sun. 9$. ')pb,making,woback payment; ________________ " '' " - princ:p;u ___________________________ MACIIIN[S balan of 17,414,72 at 6s pc$. SUMMER SALE interest. Call collect ior Mr. UNITED Buy locally and get service. Singer Nelsonareacooe(333)3547730 __________________________ FREIGHT SALES NOTICE $74.23)) right on rIver. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 7 bath CB yard. S Orange Ave., Orlando (between Michigan & '.iAM9Lcf Run%good. U $316131 CASH 372 1132 SALES, 3350 THIS WEEK AT UNlTEr3 FREIGHT SALES 373 'S93 - 1955 Ford Pick Up Horses 68 6647 " Prouideni,pla:a Deltona. FIorra --5,-,- " Looking for livestock buyers? Place IOW COil classifi*d Id for results Floealr Mark S Lafayette 5 hand shortwave receiver, 130. Call 73) much, mun mo'. Inspect and --- ¶peid, mag wheels, $900. Call 332- CIari now forming In beginner CnglI;h Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables, 372. 347$ SPECIAL CAMPER Monte Carlo, Vinyl top, air, power Steering an orakes, auto. trans Ph. 373 $271. 1966 Chevrolet El Camino 373. v. . sev.,, iu ThnemachJfle;buttoflhoJr0 button;, decorative 'lesigns arid 1$ 1') chnoie from, •'l-2323 bath, air, patio cover 51.993 Dealer. i]l .1.111 ... ..c.v.,,w iii.s.J1db1 $1300 nn each 40 acres te _________________ Immediate Occupancy or from . I60AII COLORADO P*Nr'i WILL SACRIFICE Mi. flD PART ''' W have homeS. ahct lots Hacienda Village, Iii SINGERS ' J _____ Unturnished duplex near hopp!ng '," 'Make sute yw.,sve a __ VoutMultieLiti 5 ng Agency - P '4EALTORS 2533 Park Dr -- -. " . home estimate, ARIES CARP.E 741.4531, Call coliecil " ..,.. Real nejt CR house at Lemon Bluff. fenced ..alI 322-2420 AnytIme , ' ' Just listed-A very clean older style home with 3 bedrooms, I bath, living room with fireplace. smill Florida room Very good con dillon. Located 217W. 17th 5?. home, - 1972 beautiful walnut ca6inet. AMFM multiplex radio, I track tap" player, psychedelic lights, and much much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for 5.129. Pay balance of $115. or nothing down - $8.50 per month. Phone 647 1377 for free home Pilaf HALLMARK, 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave.. wintar Park 1967 ChCvy Caprice VI, full power with air, new tires & tag. Must sacrifIce 1350, 377 3j IIf,.i PlyrPth Roidrnnr Best offer. Trucks and Trai$.rs Canterbury Farm. new boarding stable In Oviedo, Hunt 55l I. tlruclion for beginners through advanced, Ph. 34S3$36 REPOSSESSED nitallatlon. Will sell and inctal at builders wholesale cost. io Oct. below retail. Financin ________________________________ available up to 34 months, Fre -- - 7619 Orlando Drive, 377 0357 CommercIal carpet wttolesaler ha over 2000 '5,' 1,65 Plymouth Barracuda v-i, automatic $293. Agent, 37)-S-iSO. r;; 1977 Honda 750, excellent condition. low miles. Ph 373 1029. Toy POOdlIpppiei, Iweekiold, Call 322-5106. _________________ WALL TO WALL Water, sewer available. Total 510,300 Cleare,i 119fl Barrington. 21'57' 2 brdr 3 bath. IOpct. down. Extri;, Adults. Maintane cost s#arm.r irs winter Unfurnlshed ______________________ Two bedrooms, I barn, $311722 ALL BRICK CONSTRUCTION ________________ 30 _______ -. LtifCC L3Jl?dt'. Inc. Ca'IA Fu'ler (1 CONSTRUCTION. Call Greenbelt Realty NeeJTr,IJiI ' ____________________________ OEGORY MOBILE HOME% SOOFrenchAve 3)OrIandoDr 73 ' 19700P&V.adeftuR.11ye $lOOIfak,over paynants CaII 322 747S FULLY EQUIPPED. AND FULLY SELF CONTAINED NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OvFR CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37) 4230, 671-134?. '11 Yavr.na 350 cc. Excellent con. ditton. 7300 miles. $533 or best offer. Ph 57* 1106 Dettona 1 _ HUNTER 169HGnda Good Shape. $450 Ph 323 2949 Master - Grooming for all breecs Let us start your dog Inour Fall term 'r'claI price for Sept Call 1:1 -- - Motorcycles - TELEVISION SETS$2SUP MILLERS . about free rent. Free delivery and Sit up within 100 miles. P1cc, I.a 1-Bird, air cocjt$onj, cean. $375Agent.173-5450. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 121 67)0 - -_-._____________ - iJthOt 70th St Total pr Ic .e, 50.300. ' Rent BLack female Poodle, 7 yri., AKC Peg ood with children, lCilalterop.rn TV.Radio.Strpo 53 - - German Shepherd pups. AKC, 6 wI5 $30. An;mal Haven snn.s, 377 5757 between I a.m .3 $1 If you have an eye for real value. vo.,'ll •y. 'i. ('asSifl,yd ads regularly, ' - - f.00PiEy APPLIANCES. 32] DECORATOR Equipment for Pets and Supplies 65 0697. Other line used furnIture. ihi used - 94 s Assume - '69 MUSTANG t'ASTNACp.. AUTOMATIC WITH AIR, P1OTHIPIG DOWN. TAKE OvER. - Ri-nt Blue Sharnpr for only SI per day, CARI1OLL'S FURPiITURE, hi4MORE WASHER, parts, - Baby Bed .......... Hwy. 1712, lust North of Dog V - Sanford A venue Trick Rd. at beautiful Lake FYfl Estates. Pre-Grana LOT 17? deep With S0 frontage _______________________ - '. , - ' Homes lAo 3 bedroom, 2 balm. 253a *.nd 23e l CdJitam?, 5.iflfQ1'd. Central hei'-air, fully car.'t. Conven. tional financing. 671-410, CRANK (7(3207. Room for working gentleman or tourist. Private entrance, air conditioning I. bath Call 327.1524 alter 1:30 ,ibsrnce It working in the .cr,lart1tleld Rooms for -. of employer. Hours 17 1* 5 p.m., S day week, lifting reguired. Ph. (31.3134 OvIr in 1 1301W. Falrbank? V.A. NO DOWN - q, - ', AS IF 'SHE BOSS WERE IT" . - . ' -BUYING - - ,r PAYMENT PARK RlDGE-N located at E. 25th Si, and Palmetto. Low down payment, easy to quality. ~or Information: Call Gee. CIIwIO, in Winter Park. at (303) £llfllLor wvlteto Mills- , Malnte,aance man . Model home open 1106p.m. daily. corner of Meltonvllle & Celery. 200'lakefrontage,3b,droomL 1½ baths, burnt ano boat house, ".'r furnsuied, uo,prg, 7511. 3.195233. Manufacturing Company, CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE SPECIALS p0 , Lustre .Etectric Carpel 'roil refrigerator, 5150; Both used only 20 months, Mayfag automatic washer, $30; Package deal offer. Also 1977 Ford Pickup 1rucS with camper, and International Cub 47'Mower. 661-1615 evening;. S at PeBary. ------ 64 electric range, $135; Two-door no- Co4'ral Western Shop. 17.97,1 m - ' ,-; BUILT FOR YOU "S.sntorsj' Leader" WE TAKE TRADES MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 615.2333 Your MultipieLlstingAgency __________________________ REALTORS 734SParkDr, BROKER Austin Development Corp. presents 322-1413 ________________________ N,w"Ploror"Iqulppedcolnlaund"y FACTORY HELP needed for 1st, lad and 3rd st. $7..o -. start, ISc ralie ia$ eays. Regular ratsat Hwreiftir. Paid hOlidaYS and vacations Must be able to handle 10 lb. boss. Apply in parson, Premix Marbletite . ,,y 1J1IQr5 ______________________________ ______________________________ 3$-Wanted o Rent -- ' AO0LEEQUipMENT.BOOT ','Ieltern Wear, Save at the C -- Applianceç Like new, beautiful automatic - C I$t _________________ S2 Fot Sale fluaf mntheway? Sell it fiit and easy with a low-coil ClatUlied adf OPEN--put, Homej N)nIn, ,Th - ' 3fl461% - ______ In ditterent off ices nrourid town. Good salary and benefits. Appiy 7$735IQ. PartAv,.,Apopkaorcall RANCH, Sanford. this fteghtysklItedprafss53oeeycp OU wIth employment at the same time. There is no age limit, but you must be willing to start im. mediately. Previout expirience i rot required For your peri,ortat MobIle Homnec - ( YOU WANT SPACE! I've got it ------.-_-._ - for ,O2? _________________________ - 'ov-mycru Help Wanted plast ic Insulated wits greal. W* will train you ' $3? _____________________________ , programmer; Is ' Miscellaneous ,.. - - ______________________ _________________ - c'WnCt wiShes to sell oer s.:rd corner Deltona lot. For in f&matlon cait s742$ rPetIng, central air. See at 1* Gtuv or coO Broker, 47325*5. Evei. $43 2431. .,: serve loaded. Must salt. batance. Ph. 332 63*3. TOYOTA lN7-goødonifIq, Standardnewtir,; $573 Ci1l323 S944 ________________________ - '71 Toronado, AM.FM tape player, ICTEVOLETWA(OM ' Th, PIOTHIPiG DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANA(,ER. 373 6230. per icr;. i' rc - Autos for Sale - . SANFORD, Woot1riere. %19.9 I(l. dlQwn, newly refurbIshed 3 bdrm., I & 2 bath hom, shag - SOFA BED _______________ __________________________________ -. _______ for qeilil led - .' 80 5530. SHELLY USED CARS, 70) * *STEREOS* * foyer with planting area, Carpet, ______ _______ 'WLA.IIISUUt.UUIJ nieitieii* WHOA.On'tthrOWawayu1,fVlk5J, painted and in sparklIng con. Maturekltcnentmelp items. Sell them quickly with ditlon. Paneled living room arid Muit be experienced In teieptone Wanted Herald Want Act by cii ling 373 fl-'.antgl COnduit arId cable condining room, includes washer and (3)4949 7411.. d as5ng struclion. Paid vacations and .000 thu V Advisor holIday;. sIck leave. WINCO Real Estate Salesmen needed. CONSTRUCTION CORP. $313453. Excellent commission. Call COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-3 LEARNINCOMETAX _____________________ bedrooms. Wz' bath homes fur. Francis .ygan, Manager. PREPARATION be Lawn Malntenance-mu(l rushed, abovs ground pool, and FROMH&RBLOCY. dependable. Equlgmunt fur. JACK R. McCLURE Kre summer hs,e. All for Thousands . --.nushed. Good tuture, wtt train, the low price of $20,000. Call us in the growing field of income ta* Call James Patrick. $34144. REALTOR today to s,, this. preparatianriow,H&R BLOCK?06N.ParkAvp.373U70 America's largest Income tax Young man over II to clean PINECRE$T-$e-e this lovily j servic, will teach you tO PrePare detail cars. Good sakry to right Do you like woi-klng with living bedroom, 3 bath horn., huge returffl in a s,meclal Sti Brad bradley if plaits? We need potters. PbCLett panl.d Florida t0m, lust 13½weektuit*oourse.Cjokiof BRAD& AUTO SALES or pins inc QfflefOui labOrers hI our paInted Inside and out. Only day or ivening claHes. Curricu 3231333 nursery, Good benefit;. Apply in 133.700 i,,m IncludeS practice problems P'lf"sOfl. 2533 S. Pirk Ave., APOPK.a taught Dy experienced BlOCK in- Wanted-Extruder operators by or call 146-7772, ext. Slemper Agency company. train w'll work. Shift Enrollment is r-pen 10 men and SEMINOLE REALTOR-ORL.-WP. mechanically Inclined indIvidual. 74 BusIness Opportunities women of all ages. No previous MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE training or eiperience is r.iuired. Apply in person 9:30 am., - 1:30 327111% 1919 S. French p.m. any weekday, Paragon Wire Job interviewi available for t)est F INEST one man builnisi in area. Eve, Sundiy, 3227374 or 377)194 studgnts. For complete details Unlimited potential, 1&900 invest I Cable. Longwood Industrial Park. SR 134. Lonqwood. call. H & P BLOCK. 3q29 W. First men? required Call collect, Mr. WINTER SPRINGS St., Sanford. 3226771. P.'.O(Qafl, 90' 396 1701. • ir' ____________________________I CAR SALESMEN WANT FO N _______________ JuSt comptefind 6 beautiful homes,) experience necessary. Apply In & i bedrooms, central air, car 'NORGETOWN Needed immediately to train as I B 63, C 0 M P U I C P PROGRAMMERS. The demand __________________________ J IN ZAYME PLAZA SP*NN PACK __________________ mi Lid hell (ASSELBERRY -Over 3 years old -- 'Mobtlt HOni* LOtS _______ Body ShopFor Rent. , Furnished - ________-- - -- ----- By Own,r-3 bedroom. 2 t.ath, Central heat L.&r, screened '2 garage. $73,000. 7' -, pct. Ph. 322. k)' - 4 9, ..!i_1._I'1 --- -. Ovni, dishwasher, dii potaI,centraIalrandat,f,d back yard. patio terrazzo floors with the livin di i 1grtor RUIIY,3721301 7610HsaswJvhaAve,it ____ 79-Roonn for Rent rn-72v. ______________________ '946 Ford Calaxie 500, automatic, ar. power, laaio. heater. Only ReQ Real Estate Brok 706 U Park Ave Sanford - I! -"'-- ' _____ ,__________________ Malø-Female City "fall. StfUdOf%. -- ' - .14-'tamng.Rpsoris Il-Female CoHege -- LOCH ARBOR-New 3 bedroom, 2 u cxtr.r range, ________ . ____________________ h3lldiys, vid l'o5p*tlilatiOfl benefits.. All appllctions 'aken In 3lSEastRithAv*. Travel& Recreation - , 1 street laborer, and 3 fce Do You LIke Working With Living ftgbters Excellent pay, Plants? We niio lumean. for 1mw retirement, paid vacetloni, lat...reetns.rveourptan terview. 10.-flo U Yoi,,r'ptf :"- , 1304 W. FAIRCANKS. 6*3.733). FlOrida. 401W. 13th Street. San IS flO age or educational ford. requirements "EARN AS YOU LEARN" Student loins available for those who quality. Call The CIty of Lonqwood is taking 1-EatInQ Places •- - down. ---- Autos for Sale 80 JACK R MCCLURE ClOsed 15 x30' pool and large pet, Lot 107'x215' deep. 4' Chain link Irnce In back. Assumable tgage. In Subui'ban Ettats. Call (It)) 485-1617 or write Box 513. care of The Sanford Herald, PU Box 1657. Sanford, FIa., 32771. . . REALTY V','r Fringe te,"1s. lmm.'olate i'øyn'int. Ith Plan of Central Zh'1AL OFFICE - * * There 7-Motels. Hotels 9-Good - - ROOFERS. Experienced in built up roofing. Alio_ROOVERS * * * - p4- Pt?. fl LanSa NEED S BEDROOMS? Youre reading the right ad. This home -...- LARGE canal Iron? lot, tis.sco. BY OWNER, 4 bedrooms. 7 bath, CII home, central hvat ana air, en - JOHNNY WALKER ¶ Large 3 bedroom 2 bath or Luxurious I ONEST CITY AREA lots. This home feature; large 41 custom spilt level home with Housesfor Sale living i'oomn, large formal dining *I4OSPITAL OJERLY ---bedrooms. 3 baths. 14 * 3% family HELPERS. GOOd wages, apply room, famIly room, double - *WAPD CLERK Only or.e available at this .1r. room. fireplace, lovely kItchen, in oerson to BID Roofina Corn. II F central vacuum, Intercom and lots pinny; 131; Seminola Blvd., REAL ESTATE SALESMENbedrOOms. 1t baths, wøki.lp .............................. kitchen with range and breetest NEEDEDI MULTIPLE LISTING, BUSINESS $17,000 with terms of other extras. Convenient to Caiseiberry. tear lir• place. central hCat and 1r•AI '.rDryagv COMPUTER -SERVICE. AND .. . ,,;, ..11 CI,ts.l s.ritr,',c TO :.,tANC *rXECIJTiVESECICTARY r.':' :fc:'; :Ioors. 139, TAFFER REALTI" DRIVER* ui- r1-S, will Ot4t.. I Cf rr ocsipi& .-Lost and Found -. Male Help Wanted -- 3--C;rii,ii ics - TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees. here ,IQU .-.-..-,---.-..... .. Sons.om ________________________ -- , 2-In Memoriam l) RealtorsLorigwood cornpleeiy lumnhahed, i5.O0O If you want tO be or the water -,our chance. GROVES-From io L'$ceIIInt prUCers. bo3w Firit St 3736O4Ior)735 830.5500 Ins. wwj,g, ' 641h7l, beBary64615 Roberts & Gilman .at uas a lirgit living room kilchefl. 'rard lcncaa. Almost INTERESTING older Spanish style Pas 3 bedrooms, I bath, and a lireptace! Shade and fruit trees. For Rent Wanted Help - ............. I-Cards 01 Thanks - _._ _______ - IS '' 7 Deiiruom, ; iath home on 100 Ill lot, partially furnished. Preseflt.y hiS beauty Shop in front portion. Could be used at 3rd t*cvoom or t,sness Beauty shop also furnihed 57&500 Call Bob VeItcPi. .c'c goingtothishomebut youdDIftee - ,IATC 541) flUlY1L'LtJILIJ UUL. ,11 i I •I iI i I hurry It's a neat 2 bedroom?', 1 bath home on the St. ,Iohrii River. Termi, n person, -_ ___ -_ -- ___ *DENTAL RECEPTIONIST .NURSES AIDE _________________________ .2 CONVENIENT to Stores, 3 bei room, 1 bath, small lot. 517.900. t3u5lness Properly LeN's for Sanford Nursing by Art ___________________ ______ ' 37 - aI ________ PAEOICAL *MEOICAL RECEPYIONIST *MEDICAL TRANSCRIB'R 37221w. • . ____________________ Applicationinow betnglaken for halt Do your camping and al%Oeirig Camp Seminole. No Alcoholic ______________________ 9a.m.. 12Noon a'i"vr Lemon Bluff .-------- _____________________________ 8a.m.- 5:30p.m. , i DON'T GET A SPEEDING. TICKET Resort Properiy _______________ F3r Rent _____________ - ., Blvd.. (Hwy 438). $3) 3733 ____________________________ FUTLJRt. -_ Sanford 377 HutcifitOn Oceanfront apartments, S .n1 IflE Appiy pretcrrcd Lakviw Nursing Center. E. 2nd S.anfew. - • I - . LIASIC 7nMrn (á' __ CORBETT 117W. Ri ________ ________________ Airline ?ickti, Cru,se ano 1our _______________________________ otii:iai rates. 303 Semoran lnitructions Wont Ad , + - - deposit, H ours THEORNLOSER _ BALL REALTY _______________ ISO WIthIn BEDROOM, It bath. Ten acm, highly deSirable, all high ----_ I F*prr.'.:.'-1 -.--.--._._-_-- oi Copy. ___________ French Ave.. 223-2140. SANFORD baths, Spanish Style with central hUt and air. Large yard with privacy fence. $23,300, Terms. I bdrrn trailer near Idylwild, khoo( 2 bdrm home in country fumn Call 3724007 - S CA. WHIDDONSR.,f3ROK '' . - .•, .1 ______ atovardNoquØflfyingfl Priced rI9htO_ P_OrUCAflOC Gett ng ready o mOve? Sefi ecen O.4y S273 fTflQC_lywPtsitI,d.dl• N 3b.droomframehouseor sale Muitbe ov•d IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, I' iiCfl rurn,$neu 36 ) neorn5Jflho:,e HI.JWE 7)45 Oak Ave .__ -- LDd e P4urs'-' H 300 S Bay Av Rest ilfc .t?7 . ____ Lotcnd Acreage _____________ NICE 3 Reaty Realtor_323_ 5774 Pc.ilr & Ruildir 2B1drOom,lbath.gueltbedoom& tath, kitchen equipped, fenced backyard,6monlhs only. 3774S. LPH5 and Nuriet Aides Apply FrmFreth Rabbi! any quantit - hUh - __________________________ ______________________ Per Day. Thsands - M. UNSWORTH REALTY - AM. or P M hltl. I.pply Cavalier Motor Inn. 3700 S. 17-92. Sanford. • 9 To Talk _________ 4) HousestorSale U - ., CoIl Roil, Robinson, Assoc. V'I'.II t' ._ 'i" - cicd çra; JIM HUNT REALTY 2111 Hours 3_06*8 _ 32 2 bedroom duplex, privits pool ç.atio.alr conditioned. Adults only. 3)541,4 173 mo. 322-4420 1QbuyorseIi,catl , EdnaWoehler.#44 ____________________________ - rin The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line - AVO9 1 W kChIM-dCO4Jf ' Harry Wester. 3231319 Child care. s 2 hot meats ed Any ge. Call now' 372 3 Lines Minimum How To Hnuses'or Sale ___ KULF REALTY washer, relrlgsralor. disposal, - Q c Child Care - _______ 75B • Ease Houses for Sale -- kOchen equipped, ran andentral heat air Swimming ol 372-1461 TYPISTS- Instant lobs arewaiting br you. NORRELL TEMPOR. ARY, 2711 Lre I1d. Winter Pirk. PTOTiNS .--- - (117S MINIMUM CHARGE) WIth mc4'tgage balance. to wall shag carpeting. dish- elp Wanted 3221179 COLLEGE Loi'---tirowau%h red Pekingese Vecnate dOQ, near Seminole High. Reward 223 3*21. ItliruStimes 37Ca)tric ' t th 11ru, •mei- ....... 7k a Itne :. ismes ......... 22ca (sne 6 ______________ - Hall 3Prk Drive townhou%$ Choice location Le1ewt Option to buy. Losland Found S w sOt e.Ofls MUS •fr. Bar Maid, flights CALL 8348588 NOW . A - - Four btIrDQfr.,2 REALTY SANFORD bath CS hm•. Carptd, ccntrsi heat & - tuturi now in this hlgtIy rewarding held. Penonal interview required. Children's outgrown clottin, io and furniture sell ulCkIv with a Iasslied • ad s.a B ---- thool,shoptngorchurch.iwafl r i uema,P House! 'or Si; N•arlyne'v.3bidroom. EXPERIENCED PAINTER '°h:. wcriuog and Irain.ng at the same time There is no age limit an high school diploma is no, 1red. Preiare Votarst O' thl - Oit'a"do 831• -fl INC -- coholrsAnonymous Pertaps MI Can He p PhOne42i Writep0.uoi 1213 - vilnuer rUFi'i - Houses Ren! Unlurnishod TRAINEES tI' FItjde Diet Seminole 322261 1 UI. a -- Anytime Mm__ START. AFPLY IN PERSON TO lOP CANDANCE DR.. FERN I34-IO FOR -'--- rt;; Shop o blTh LABORERS WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY WE iur'u 1 2NFORMATION ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 444-2027 tot We Care"- - 32 Male Hc:pWaqt _ IBM . - - - Sl Close, Never - tlw - -- DIAL A DvOTION DfAL :=-a_. 4.1973 ________ I - PAUl. SLATER Profei.slOflaIWatlp4perpjan.,-(ensed R,si,ntlal. Comm I rn' [%t.m!e5 Phi 327 447j '- WelDring DICK JOYCE WELL ORIL.IN3 3' arid lorger, pumps, sprinklers Waq,condstionen,3271410 - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINkLER SYSTEMS All types and Sizes Wenepairandservice STIPiE 6.'&CHINE I. SUPPLY CO ' W 3rd 5? 377 64.7? �_____ - - - - --,--- - - - - '---TI -- - - - _. -___ - - -- -- -- -.... pi.! ! _v~-~~i:i ,~ -, i 1I : ~ :_ _q I— ,~_, I ! ; : -I ____, t i - ____ .11- ~ ~_ 1.1 - I I i - : __... -__ .--. _~___ -_Zi--_ _-, I. -_ -_ , _ I I- I Z ;~ I i~..Z' . ''- :* . - - , 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 � 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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I lz:~ - ____ I i ___ I .. - i . - - \ ________ ___ - MIAMI, Fin. tAP) — Tropic- Orleans The storm was moving Delia developed rapidly from al Storm Delia will likely reach northrthst at about 10 adeprsionthM formed Satur. • I hurncane for by ato today m p ii dcco1rg to Robert day between ba and Mevco's 1and b expected to strike the Simpson of th e National Yucatan peninsula and nved Louisiana coast sometime Hurricane Center. Into the southern Gull early Tuesday, the National Sunda). '-". Hurricane Center said u hit •i Meanwhile, • m . opIca1 storm Christine, Chrtne, winch ld been los-h1ch had been losing / U De!la teaches hutne intngth Late Saturday, te Satorday, gan to . strength — sustained winds of ttnsify. At 6 a.m. today, Christ- gan to Intensify. At 6 a.m. Mon.' over 74 miles an hour -it will Ine was packing maximum sus- day, Christine was packing --0! the third hurricanp nf the LaIned wirids of 6o m.p.h. and maximum sustained winds of 66 * 1973 Adantle season. ng westrthwest at 9 m.p.h. It was . It Z 3K & W __ X_'. - I 'It ( _ __ / ' _ _. d AN EAT I I __ / I. I - - 2/0 5 f I 1___ ____ s - -' - Ii. . _4t by- r. ____ IIIIIIIIII • owie -' - -. . ~, `1 , .v--*- -,-- . 1 .- 't_' ..; / . _ der s _- L - HE I A * . -, —t -.— *t C L0C;4w I .-" . -__ _____ . -- - - . ____________ - -- ~ - I I - ___________ .-- - - --. - ' _____ I i - I . ! __ - EE'S S ) T 11 I _________ -- - __ - - - N__ _~ ;07) I /I - - J - - I1 LJ I-- - F?~~; ztz~~)'~ M- -- [ - 7a -.1 . . J~( - 1r; V 4 __ - _w_j -_ ' - r: . :Lb — _P_ ) I _-Za .- 11 __. z _- " b(Z__;04~ _Z_irv/ - ' ~ . L __ i W ~_=i_t=_- ___ - ^m ____q~ 1W___ - I . . - - 1:5~ _- __._ __ I Q11 EZ be happy and to enjoy himself as long is 114 chin, and second, that lie al enjoyfte' ef his !nbnrs, for these are gifts from God / '-- - II - . ' / - 'a. , * 0 . .- . - - - . I-- . . 0' .. I . ftst . . . . . I . C 0 r- , 91", -. J ""' - 0 e s Ri * ng For Le nin ~c By DONNA ESTES lferWd SWI Writer hr le No — __ — ...~ se t p REUBIN ASKEW and former 'd t J TI ptligning for 11ext year's governor's electioin, but neither can admit as much because of a elections Liv 'Pige ____ - CONTINUED FEDERAL UNDIN(1 of Radio 1' ree Europe and Radio Liberty will be the first of a series of foreign policy issu con• fronting Congress when it returns ftoiii a __ __ 1. ____ -_-_ ,..'* 1! . - . . -_ - . .-_ - - - V. mr = AI. Fk * J J GOVERNOR ' P#MV" - - - : J _____________ • ____ ____ ~ - - — - I ___ / _____ i ... A 34i ILJ L1%1IL1 11VuU I I iiIi -..I/ 11 • on suspicion that he started the Copenhagen hotel fire In whIch 35 persons died (Page 1B) Index * - Y d _________________________ 1 -. - saboteur... :::-: Iie ---------------3A SA Horoscope 1115 Calendar .................osp .,.L : ., I .W [ ' -- - ' aL .r - - - _____ i _______ 14:1- I -1 iS • : - - - T — •-- - - .--. ---- - — i-- - ---- - - -. --•- - I ." L - . Some School Buses Still Overcrowded first-grader has to be ood,stayoutoftroubleand not yell or talk," Chris Andrew 6, Mr. and Mrs. Robed TAUIIASSEE, Fix. (AP) pa rity, Some buses unloaded AfldtCWS, Wildrnere Avenue, — Despite efforts of school dis- 100 or more students at the said. tricts to comply with federal d"tination. "Behaving Is the hardest Part safety guidelines, some Florida "We know they have standin9 children will w0l ride to school i1r, sciml bwws througliout the Like math and art and getting to this year in dangerously over- state," added Fred Duncan, color something and learning crowded buses Wright's assistant. "We see It about he body," he said. Districts a adding buses, and hear about 11" Making pictures is hard, but altering routes and rearranging Wright said most bus over. scbedulea to ease the problem, crowding ours when the bus tont'd On Pg BA Col 4) neat the school so th e dis and state officials 53) it has kIpd tanet it travels with standing "The situation has improved Passengers Is generafly short Weather quiteabato%erlast)ear said Since last year, many coimPartly cloud) to cloudy Earl Wright, head of Edu- Ueshave moved to comply with through Tuesday with chance of cation Department's trans. the school bus Safety standards, ml a1tenon and even potatton section one at which requires that all showers and thundershowers. Districts have ordered a st ents be seated Highs upper 80s to lower 90s. record £46 new buses at a cost buses. costing $7500 to $9,000 Laws mostly in lower 7. of from 17,500 to $9,000 aplect, each ave been ordered Rain probability 50 per cent for this school year through the ftough the state purchasing the day.s and 2D per cent statewide purchasing pool. Pool to help ease the cTowding. at night. Iut year more than 600,000 "The big problem is buying Extended forecast Wed. pupils it day rode the yellow and all that many new busI said . -nesilay through Friday — black buses. Wright. "If you've been operA Most the buses have a Ca- a partiy cloudy with scattered a L3per load a,cut t ,, mostly thun- pacity of 60 to 66 seats out O u, aUrnon fig. k that means a per cent dershowers and about norm.al ures filed with Me sUte Show increase in the number of buses , -h __ - __ ;) - -__ - — 1 . J -~0 14It. z __________ 1. Ill I A cnM) vinemr iO Out i,iSSiiiC(,8u5 . IIhIInnI14 Li I day. St I--s 4fl & 'let' 6A a week are for your daily duties :0 Crossword puzzle ..... 6A Sports ............. 2awlti ndvaurregu1ar work but the pnrAhhy , seventh day Is day of DAWNCRENSHAWANDCOCOA 7A comment I diturlal . . rest before the Lard your (sod." "" 'Hot recess is wors -._,~., - - fttb ," -' As -- / . Ole . I ... smaller than expected. (PageiB) 111) j The man who works sic well whether he cats little or much. but the rich must X- , ____ . i 6 T - - 1 -- .-. "What does one really get $ frmhardwork?Ilwve thought : about this in connection with all . . the various kinds of work GcKI : has given to mankind. X I stnthin' is npprnprnte in its on time Hut though plantedeternityintheheartsof men, even so, nun cannot icc the whole scope of God's work :: from beginning to end So I conclude that first, there Ii T —1 IFIII ''. ) , - ' . between work. IrrX (VIM HE STEPPED r-- \. ' ~ from1Ige ____________ _______________________________ mer can - - M -j I __________ -J - . - f '7 L r- I _.-- - -'--"? mftlw~ - w ,_~,(' . %% - - A We still have our claslies, of economic intcrst bargaining breakdowns and strikes Elsewhere, at least in those societies per. But the dialogue, sharp though it may be at milling such manifestations, the preferred times, in the context of the American xperidate is May I and the accent, if rot always ence has taken on a singularly American iggresssei Marxist is strongb on class character on social division, not unity. 1nte.iationaIIy. May D,iy is the proletariat's red-letter day, a time r . As democratic capitalism has developed In demonstrate idarity in an economic contest with more this country, the sense of class, never so strong here as in the various old countries favored cusses Us against them from which we sprang. has diminished. Laboring commoners can and d speak to eco mass.ott b ' and In s of Ir.-ing stand. a dUteent on. he ards it is not a S1o tell them apart. nation en masse - assembly line worker, manager. those in the professiors. The work. Ing man in the United States is virtually There has been a parallel development in the significance of Labor Day. Not class but ceivid as laboring togethtr to produce and mass solidarity is the message now. It is an t oratory. but a day for each American - blue It was not always thus The first Libor collar and white collar - to observe rid Day observed in w York on Sept s 1882 enjoy in his own wa and through private was a militant demonstration, a demand for observance to join in a pubi c affirmation of rights and recognition, the American achievement. School are willing to share their and not talk to anyone and do knowledge and advise their work and be good and try not to : EXILED CAMBODIAN RULER Norodom :::: underc1asnen, get their names on the boa. \ Sihanouk says fighting Communist The helix will ring as the Hot recess Is the worst thing Ilda and punches and stuff like Rs John A. Spolski 1. -k~~ and government soldiers in the Southeast 1.~~ doors to a new wodd of learning about school," Dawn Cren. that aren't allowed. "Math is the easiest and mo-i Asian country never Ill sill be settled by !ind exI)erience open for more shaw, who was a math whiz in 1-b U I a uni fun than2,000ftrstgradersTuesday First grade and took advand and something not mIly negotiations (Page 1B) hoLidao 'rLJs a national hard and they can get good at the 20 elementary school classes in the subject, said holiday only in the United * facilities in , grades," Dawn said. States. THOUSANDS OF OUTSIDERS are scram. ' ftat awai t3 thew youngsters and I don't Ilk,: It," she said. Bobby Burleson, who has lost . on tbe first day of school? a few teeth, but is a good ince , six-year old daughter or .' bling to settle in Boca Raton before the ving Mr. and Mrs. Dick Crenshaw. bicycle rider, said, "Free play - up national law as a salute to the :::: wealthy seaside resort city shuts its doors. ". ?~? *~ ;- completed that tough first year Longdale Avenue, Dawn said is the most fun and it is hard not ~ at Longwood Elementary first graders have to "be quiet to talk when you want to. You Americans the holiday heralds can only talk when the teacher a change in life style as It :;:: .____..flh1[. _ saysits all right. I Like school :`: A RECORD WHEAT HARVEST Is forecast :t~ and it is fun working." Bobby's vacation . . parents are Mr. and Mrs. for the Soviet Union, but t.he Agriculture . another School year, William Burleson. Lormann Department says the Russian crop will be seasons c n e. se JT fj<<!; SAys J -' I LT CSII - ' 1. .' . ..' k (A I vou' ys \ W&SOT DO rr, kS n .% .,. ... .., ... ` .... predicted 24 auto fatalities; and the prediction is met with one day still remaining in the holiday. (Page 5A) --- ~11 . _1% .T. ;s9 - 11 _ ~,` e 2,000 First Graders Get Advice % -X. .... News Diges% " :.: .*. .:.. .., . :... .. .. .. .. I& ::., BEFORE' THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND P I -- ,••i ,, / Advisories will be issued 89.0 west or about 340 miles Simpson said Christirle would hourly by the National south-southeast of New pass near AnUqua tonight. liufficane Center. ___ I L " \ •" / southeast Miami 1. X. BEGAN, the Florida Highway Patrol '~,~ I : / / . wimis reaching 60 miles an tour, was cente near I ---,---- ___ - F~--___ __ 3K n -M = . We. for example, have chosen September for this annual salute to the working manL ' . ! :. oa I - THE14,1VIS PUHLE.NTY a IRA.FFIC YA F:AKIN'/ 1 I . .. - 61RETS WERe -- - / - I .:I' Hiet Louisiana u r '1Ff SliCK T' TNtm MAIN ____ 1 : - i -1 Although not ii; singularly American a ho. The battle was rolon-ed and ofte lida as Thanksgiving Labor Day has sever. but American labor has long since won rec. a! distinctly American touches which signifi- ognhtion. I righ, underwritten by a mass cantl> distinguish it from similar occisuons of social legislation uiimatchtd in the world the world around are no unkgr 41 to h truture of our so St 1 . _:T V F__ ., - __ ;.- -.. ui ~, J _r ;ffTI!- Z- V~__,__ _ ; ; 1 7 X I Y l e s ~,;:Aq4 ! - 1. 4, I EDITORIAL I _____ / 1 -- B I - - U;;VK ' I MEAN... ALL MY SYMPTONS OF . ~. PASCOMFORT'IAAVE-/;— MIRACULOUSLY - !. -A- t. . DISAPPEARED.-* I .. ., . , S - - ___ ___ ____ - crn's A DOSE 0' CASIOR OIL 1 IT'LL UP IN NO _;.~ I - SMALL DURDENSOME TASK Ork-.,.--i CAF,K,v,1iW,=r i 1 ) 1 A I ~;; '\ .. A W0XlWG/ I I _;Z11 '; j' ______ 4 -' I yk suspensions. It V7i/I _______ .- I ______ ' A ____ _____ .. ., I - - .1 -______ ___ ___ ---------.-------------- _____ 'I - -, - __ ~~ ~p .1.-. . A -' - IP7t1. I ,, i _ - -i - ECYGS ECTNN'r - 1 - _~, II - Benjamin Fernand", one of Stans'deputles, confirmed that he had solicited the money with a promise to "dig Into" Priestes' problems, the newspaper said. But Fernandez said the check was returned wi thin several weeks when told b "we want absolutely numbing to do wi th it," the Herald said. The Herald said Pestes has told a federal In5u1i.)r5 the ce4tr1bnnn wasaabakedown in return I - '.__ I I I . campaign finance manager blaurice Stans ]art year with I : ~._ V * ~_1 07 _ , ~~ I r ic I_~_Lj .......~.r , i ~~ .__."., ' I ,- / . r t '. Fd l I 9-2 # I I - ,/ / __ - _~ I - =_- ;;,, ,/-,. = , I = -__-- - I. ___ I PrecItliflhIa)fwId r..'r' akrd him t 1 I 1st ir in riturn for iaorablt influeni e on a e era IIuuIiig Administration suspension against him, The h1laml Iferald has reported. ,%%X " 4 tA, 1;T1 % - I - ____ - -- . . 1 - - ~ _f Influence Peddled aisers . -_ I . - I Ix 1=I . - . In an earlier 1,4ibor Day weekend inrview with report len said he would like to e Meany said he foresees in. : tjrn to the economic creased mtlltanc) among conditions that existed in All. American workers next year gust of 1971 when Nixon first unless the " of living is imposed wage-price controls. brought under control. "lie may not agree publicly. "The unions are not looking ;-, ________ I .a- /V - IW_ KINGS WWACP~! 114F.- I -.elk - would like to be back on the e,viLible that some of them are economy where he was in All. going to t.a~s, the ~!ri~v route," lie said, however, ttwt he was gust of 1971," Meany said, he said. .- 4 I e iearn701 r Sou gh t Is the economy cre expresaed phased out over the next six over the Labor Day weekend by monflis lie accucd PrøuI,h.ns two of the nation'ti most Nixon of refusing to "face up to powerful labor leaders. the problerns of the Pconomy.1 I "Let3 go tAck to a free econ. Meanwhile leonard Wood. ottly. Lets get rid of all con. cock. president of the Unit Lrols," said AFIXIO President Auto Workers. also ex h ' ance on ABC's "Issues and An- lifted by Ole end of the- year. /ou can't nm an economy ( 1 (I ___ -V__Z~ ___!:;_ __ ____ _ L_. Zr _L1 S -; - , -----"1 . ~_- -4 k-I i_ - _ _. 2 - -_ ~ Vy D~EA - - -=:-If--* - - _J v #.~r ,--i f 1 . . ; - . & I V IT WASHINGTON IAIJ) — Meany said the current wage by political reaction," Wood- hopeful that a settlement can be j pflopes (or an end to controLs on and price controLs should be cock said reached 7 R_ age-Price / • I 0 . . - -- ___________ W I IJJ _____ - Is -1V KNOW. NT Of WEnd - LJRN!' - ddmib* . -- ________________ . M.-_-, T-I 4 . I _ - k o'w(ai by . 1 _____ - I - . -- ____ . - __ --.... _ _ _ __ fri — upper ft tolower9andlows in the 70s. number of student passengers that tnan buses" per trip far exceeding t1se ca. EF- �_____ ______ __ S _ ' R-7ha .nt 4.i,,4 - - --- - -- -_ -- -- ---_ - ____ ____ -______ •-.. - - ,.Jj_ - = -=--Oviedo's ----- - ____ uk- ihi czIitord Het aid Legal Notice ______ _____ Monday, Sept. . in - - Legal Not ice Legal - _______ ______ _______ iegài Notice Legal Not ice Legal Notice IPIVITATIONTOBID IN THE CIRCU COURT op THE CITY OF ALTMONTE 5PRiHs IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH CITYOFLONOW000. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FLORIDA _________________________ __ NOTICE UNDER PlCTlTIOU Notice Is hereby glvn hat he EIONTENTII JUDICIAL dR. FLORIDA CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR NkePUbIICH.UIn9 _____ NOTICE laNDER FICTITIOUS Clt of C1sciberry of Smlncl, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged .n buSIness at $310 SEMINOLE COUNTY NAME STATUTE NotIce of P'i'ilc Heaqln1 COUNTY, FlORIDA _______ NAME STATUTE PIheview Way, Forest City. PROPATE DIVISION County, Florida, .viti receive sealed CIVIL NO. TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY C3NCERN: TO WHOM IT '.AY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by he CIIy 3enile County. Floridi PROBATE NO. bids up to $00 pin.. Monday, THE t, ______ Notice is hereby given that the flctltiou; name of LOMAS AND NETTLETON Council of he City of LonOwood. Notice is hereby QIen by the City September 10, 1973, In the tr. i is hereby olvet SUPERIOR Council i'f the Cliv .'4 At!. COMPAJV to inc KUU?9reu. Li*vu,ty *ivrw., .ii,t a,u tuy Launch will Pt 8RA, puriva, ty Plait Cauelberry, Io the Springs, Florida, that said City Florida, 'FictiiIij P4sm Stilute" Chapter reç;Ivr Slidand that we intend to "Flc1it for One more 1971 T'actor v. Pi&ntiff, hottj a public hearing: nam, wilt, the Cltrk Name S'atut," Cflopt,r = Council will hold a Public haring: mounted backhoe and tront end RUSSELL M 09, Floriaa Statute, will risttr the Circuit Court, Seminole County. T AllNOTICE Creditors and (a; To consiuer annexation cit ha 563 0$, Floe ida Sttut, wiJ rvgstc-r TO CREDITORS (a) To Consider annexation of tt• loader. H, with lh with the Clock of tie Circuit Cove'. Florida In accordanc, with the LONG ike following described pf'erty lying All Persons following deScribed Oprty lying In arsJ for may be obtained RUSSELL H. LONG III and and being In Seminole County, Orange County, Clerk Of the Circuit Court.- man4 for Seminole CoJnty, Florida. pro4sions of the FICIItiou Name Having Claimi or Demands Agalnt and being in Seminole County, from5petflallon, tie City Manager, Calseiberjy Florida, TREASA A. LONG, his wit•, upon receipt of prooi of thi Statutes. T3.Wlt; Section vn Florida. to wit: Estate: of proof of the Florida, to wit: biicit of this notice, the tic. Florida Statutes t9. Defendants, PARCEL A: City Hell. The City reserves the You Pubilcation o this Nutic, j are hereby notivie ani C' litloui name, to-wit: ORIENAL Lots 10. 11, It. 13. 14 and 1$, right to accept or reject any or all NOTICE OP SUIT The West ti?Ioam,,to.wlt 'SNELLING& of Lot I of Central James 1. Whlt.h.ad ruir,d 10 preen any claims and GOLDIE _________________________ MANOR, aCcOrding to thp bIds, TO: RUSSELL H. LONG LPunderw4(hw,a,,agedin SNELlNG". at 303 Semoren maflds which Park, according to the pla$ th,r,o( Tey E. Gray u may have atIhereofasrecord,diflpia, Book business at Butler Plaza, a k a RUSSELL H. LONG Ill as recorded in Plat Book 6. Highway Publish Sept. 3. 10. 17, Ron S. Bergman Boulevard, Altarnonl, Sgua against the eState , ANNA H. f Ice 13. Page 71. PublIc Recor Page 24. 19fl aid TREASA A. LONG. at Carseibe, FIorid in ttie City City Manager Perk. Attamont, Sping, FtOrId. BRADY, deceased late of Seminole Seminole County. Florida the Public Records nf Sem'noi, DET S -: his Caueiberry. Flori wife, Publ 7Ot Aug. 27 & Sept. 3, 1973 County, Florida, Counti. riorii. to th Clark of the RESIDENCE Uxtowp That th party interested in laid DES-ho That the party IntereSted in Iftid PARCEL 8: Circuit Court, and I lie thp same in to the corporate limits of the City of enterprise is And all parties claiming Interests as fohlowt: busIn, duplicate and nterpris t as foIt iat 20! Central Park, acrdlngto in Section At'amoe Sprig, Florid.; and ORIENTAL SPAS, INC CITY OP ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. by, through. under or agalns = CITY OP LONOWOOD, the put th.rf as recorded In P.t JOHN FORDHAM. INC.,. Florida 733i6, Florida S?'tut,t In thu office Ib) To COnSIder Ihio tie questign RUSSELL Dy: J. Michael keliey, FLORIDA H. • LONG FLORIDA Corratlogg pci. -k.a BOOk 6, Page in the CDnty Courthouse In of deSignating and assigning of the Public the Presloent N011ceofPubiicH.ulng Notice of Pubic Hearing RUSSELL H. LONG III and Records of Seminole County John For,am, thc. oleCounty, Florldawi,hinsix Semin ATTEST: zoning Clat$ificat;on 0 CO Corn. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TREASA A, LONG. his wife. fly: John Fordham, Pr.dant Florida, and calendar months from the limp mercial, General District to said TO WhOM IT MA" CONCERN; Randolph Y. Mitheny. efldtoalipanh,shavingorclaimlng PARCEL C the first PObiiCati Patricia Zastrow, hereof, or the Secretary Noticeishrebyglvinbythecity tonaveeflyright,litl,.Qrjflt,res,ln Notice is hereby given by the CIty same will be properly as thatzoning clIisllflca,lon The253 South S'*fsrp of Lot 7, and lh described in the Ordiflin is Council of the City of Longwood, the real property herein described. South lCorporate Seci) Council of the City of Attamanfe Florida, that said City Council will feel of the No. Iti of Lot Dated at Orlando, Florid., this Flied at Sanford, Florida, this 9th of th• City f YOU Dated at Casseiberry, Seminole Springs, Florida, that said City iay of July, AD. 1973. ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 7, Central Park, according to the Aitamont. Springs. hold a publIc 'itiaring: 77th day Of Al,gV, 1973 Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. 221 County, FlOrida, this Ins day Council will hold a public M4ring: Publish Sept. 3. 10. 17. 21, 1973 a To consider annexation of the that an actIon to foreclos, a mo.'- put thereof as recorded in Plat Book 5: MARY ANNA August, 1973. (a) To consIdCr annatlon of the on the toiiing Florida: real property DEl-i and as amended and supplemented, following described properly lying ingege Seminole County, Cuiftr , Page W of the Piblic Records of Graham Publish; Aug. 13. 20, 77. Se-pt. 3. 1,73 following described property lying Tti. present Zoning classification and lying and being in SemInole A Executrix Seminole County, Florida; DFS4.4 of said property is RI Rtid5til County, Florida. IU w11 _____ _____ and being in Seminole County. MARVIN SCHILD, PA. Lot s. Block 1. Peplat of Sheet I & lottie corporate limits of the City of NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC District, as that CIaIIlfIcation is PARCEL 1: Florida. to wit: 7, NORTH ORLANo TOWNSITE, Attointy for Cxectflrix Longwnod, Florida; and described in Ih toning ordinances _____ CI OF LONOW000. FLORIDA That portion of Lot No. 342 lying 311 PIE. Ith Streef 4th Addition, Village of North (bl To consider also It-.. questIo0 Notice is hreOy given thit theand regulations of Seminoi, County, PARK, according to the Notire of Pebiic Nearing Southerly of State Road 436. all in Homestead, Florida 33030 Lot 3, Block A. OAK GROvE Orlanob, as recorded in Piat Book of designating and assigning the L pIll Florids, I Board of Adlustment of tha Ctv the 1vinof lan thereof 14. Pages 5 & 6. Public Records of 'i ; P1*0 I:; , , t C C, i, Sanford will hold a Special Meating I "v ii oo bEd Altarnont. Land, Hotel and DES 54 ' Seminole County. FlorIda, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: mercial District to said property as on September 1973, In the CIty Hall Navigat he City Hall, Aitamoe Springs, County. Florida: and In of th Putic Records of Seminole has been tiled againtt you and OU that clauificatlon Is deScrIbed in the Company, acrding to _____________________________ Florida, on the Wh day of Sep. PARCEL 2. Notice is hereby given by ttie City the PIe? thereof as at 3:30 P.M. in order to consider a in PiaI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Council at the City of Longwood, Bn are required to serve a copy of your zoning ordinances of the City of tember 1913, at 4:30 pm,, or as soon request ?or a variance in the - 1, Page of theCounty, Public EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL itten defens, if any, to it on van I.ongwood, Florida, to wit: Or. Florida, that said City Council wilt Records of 12, Seminole -thereoft, Zoning raspossibh., alwhich time dR. s it pertains to heidi publIc heStlng: Blocks 43 to 46 inclusive, den Be. Gay, Durke & Dyer, P A - dinance Ho. 143 and flI CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE inttreskd parties and citllens for ANGLEDALE, according tothe put at Post 0111cc Box 793, OrIaido, supplemented. amended and side yard setback rsq."rements In Florida. () To Consider annexation of a recorded In Plat BOOk _____ COUNTY. FLORIqA SR 1A, Slngle-Fsmuy Residential Pig 31 ai 39. of the Public Florida 37602 and file the original _____ PROBATE DIVISION Th. present zonin3 classifIcation atiIng Dtrfr', In Lot and tOflwIng fth tt, Clerk of the ae styled of said property is A-I Agricultural d bet described property lying tnthecorporatellrnitsof,h,Cj,yot CASE NO. _____ hearings may be conlIn uln ten ICr 01 Lot .. rkI.n in Seminole County, AUamonfe Springs, Florida; and and zoning wIll be heard. from Said Florida: Records of Seminole County, court on or before September ic. District, as that classifIcatIon Is ior$oa, to wit: Estate of Terrace, P03. 7$ of he Public time to tme until final action is to the corporate limits of the City of I973;oths. a judgment may be Lots I aM 2 (0) To consIder also the question 0. MACK PERSONS, cri in the zoning oinanc., taken by the City Council, Records of Seminole County, of VALENCOURT, of desnating and entered against assigning In. acccrding to the plat thereof as u for the relief and regulations of Smlno'e County, Lonood, Florida: and FIork This notice shalib. Pted at the Decea. fleing more spcilicatly tonIng ctasslficat of CO Corn. orded in Fist 3oo demanded In the complaint or Florida . bag. (b) To consider also the question petition NOTICE TO CREDITORS City Hall within lh described as boated at 7119 South City of mercial,N't General. O?stri to slid Public Rcorda of 5em'io Cnty =' t' dmigntin0 end assignhr Tr'ubIic Harn the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Atamonte Sprin;i. nor-a,. Jt t OVId n & &'vr!r .'. r '' ni t1 ------- :- -rir- -; if,.tI f -Jf1) i Hall, tht (Li?. O ULMAND$ AGAINST I IriU, un (Ji t-r Plc L it-in td Court on Auost 16th, 197). Lots tO, II. 12. 13. II. IS. 16, SM 17. dscr'brd in the zoning ordian wiltan the oncrciai Dis'rict as to Parcel 1, and (Seal) Of SAID ESTATE: the 13th day of Septembir, 1973, at Chairman City, and Published in The Sanford RM SAultiple Family Residential t,• City of Altamont, Springs, You and eacn of you are hereby of VALENCOURT, 7:00 pm, or as soon thfeeatter as Board of Adjustmint Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. Herald, a nspaper Of general District as to Parcel 2, descri sJble at which time interested Seminole Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. 221 notified and required to file any circulation in the City of Altlmont, aforesaid, as those ClassIfications Publish Sept. 3. 1973 County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court at thereof reor according in Pla: Book 1. and as amended an wppI,m,ted. claims and demands parties and cillttns for end against OET-3 ich you. fly: Joy Webo Springs and Seminole County, are described in the zoning or. Page 59. of the Pulc Records m, present zoning classiftcain either u, you, may tiave nganst the proposed annexation from time Deputy Clerk of said property is Seminole County, Florida; Florida. once a weeks for at least tour dinanc of the City of Longwood, Publish: Aug. 20, 77, Sept 3, 10, 1913 thu City Council. to time until final action is 1an by A-h Agriculturil eSt*tCintheofficeogth,Ct,rkof the consecutive pr t$ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE District, as that classification l's to tne Florida, to Wit: Ordinance No. 1 Circuit Court of the Eighteenth OE described of the Public Hearing; th. date and as amended and Supplemented. 15th JUDICIAL cicwy, IN AND in the Zoning ordinances to the corporate limits Of the City of Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, of date This notice Shall be posted al the first publIcation to the date of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. The present Zoning classification Lond. Fioridm; sOd reVuIaticss Of Semlnofe County. Florida, Probate Division, In the the last Publication, both data inCity Hall vithin the City of _____________________________ CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FlorIda. FLORIDA. said property is C-2 General tb To Consider also the question Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, CiUslVe.$hhllnotbeletthattty Comm,rclaloistrictas Lenood, Florida, and In three (3) to Parcel CI NO. t3-fl14 FLORIDA at designating The Public Hearing will be held in withir, six calendar OfPtr placet withIn the City, and months from the eht (21) days. In addition, rdlice and A-b Agricultural District as to NeliCeofPublicHearing Cod assigning the the City on Hall, Altamonte Springs. time of the first zonIng classification at C-I Corn. Florida, the 2Sih pubtithed in The Sanford Herald.. publication SIDNEY L. KELLER and ETHEL dy of Sep this shall be- posted In the area to be Parcel?, as those classifications are TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: merclal Dtstrict to said property ii txti(e Each claim or demandof must newspaper of general circulatIon in considered for annexatIon and delcribid in the lember, 1973. a14:30 p.m.. or as soon be MAY KELLER, his wit., Zoning ordinance-s nsatclaslnicationlsdescrw.dinth. thereatterasouIbte,atwhich,irne the- City Of Longwood and Seminole in writing and filed in upilcate zoning at least filtern 15) Plaintiffs, days and regulalions zoning ordinances of the City of Notice is hereby given by Its. City County, Florida, once a wk for at f, prior to the date Of ndstatetheplac.ofresldon(,and of Seminole County, Council at the City of Aitamont, least the Public Flor:da. evnte parties and citizens for Lonod, Florida, to wit: Or. post office address Of the claimant tour (4) consIve Hearing.' wings Florida. that said City prior t PETER HOCGQUIST AND FREDThe Public HearIng will be Mid dilsinceNo. id3sndasamandodand end bgainst th. proposed annexation na must be Sworn to by te tt,e date cf the Public DAT ED this 16Th day In Council will and zoning RIKA Cs. HOEOQIJIST, hit hold a public hearicig: of August. the CIty Hall, Longwo, Florida, on suPPlemented, wilt be heard. Said clal,ssant, his agent or attorney, or A.0. 1973 Hearing: the date of Ph, first wife, at al a To consider annexation of the publIcation to th, hearings may be contint*d from the lame snail be void. The present toning the 13th day of September, 1973. at date of the last s-Jane RICh&ds J classlfictlon time to time until finit follng descrIbed Defendants, 7:00 pm, or property Action as soon is thereafter as of said property us A-i Agriruttural Datedat Orlando. Florida, thIs 7th City Clerk of the lying pj'licatjon both dates inlile, and beir.g in Seminole Cotinte, CjI possible. a' whirti time ;.a; I flC:.i;on j,.i, I,)$ L. Ib in,in twenty er1t C.p 3? Aita,,Q tO •%t. itice shail o NOTICE OF SUIT parties and citizens (0 Sted it th descrbed in the zonIng ordinoncs 5: Deaniia PeGfl Witk çrngs, Florida (1$) days In addetio notice shall and against FIRST PARCEL City Hall withIn the Ci the propose tanneaalion *nd Zoning TOCUIETTITLC at regulations secil,r' to-JI'ty, S. JOSFPi OAt/r, J- S. be posted in the area to be orf:ons 'yn-j SI'flU*. wilt b 5:J 10*. heasd ic.:hearing In SAM E MURRELL & SONS Floflda, sieredbcrann,tion and Zoning at STENSTROM, DAVIS & J tee (3) other places within the Attoty may be thSPeriyof the rIght of way of the least fifteen (IS) da iN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP The aarsng will for Estate MCINTOSH pr to the be held In City, and published continued from time to time until Atlantic Coast Line Railroad date of the Public Hearing. in The 34nf FI.ORtDA: p final action is taken by the City the City Hall, Box Florida state Bank-Suite V Company of the Easterly sventeen te CouncIl. l* 7Ih oy Longwood, Florida, on Herald, a newspaper r4 gejat Orindø, Fioiii so Office ôux t.sso DATEDlhIsflthdayatJuly,A. PETER 1973. at circulation in the City of Altamocte Publish: Aug. 13. 20, 77. Sept. 3. 1973 This notice shall be posted at the (17) feet of Lot er t of Lots 53 HOEGQUIST and 7:00 p.m., or of as September, soon thereafter Sanford, Florida 32171 ihr-oupn ss, inclusive, of FOREST 5 Springs City Hall within the FREORIKA CH. HOEGGUISI, his possible, at which tlm ierested Fioridaoand Seminole County, DES Attorneys for the City S: Oriole R. Shornatu City of CITY. ORANGE PARK, according I fe. if allbe or if dead to his or oar wrekforatteatt four _________ Longw, 'oride. en in thr parties ana citIzens for a a;t (3) Attarnc, City Ct. of the Sprin, FIØ5 i: Cnacutivr doer '.' places tet :,ricq to the within the C;iw. 4 o he prop.s,d 3nciexatln &(ttI tuning oat, of rUbIi*n Aug. V. I9t. 3, _________________________ O LONOWOQD, F:-;4 _____________________________ the Public Hearing; the date Pae_, 'uenl g(an,e5, and hl ofhe,' persons Or ubiic will be heard. Said hearing may be 10, 17, 24, published in The Sanford Herald, a records of Seminaie County, It?) FLORiDA 'EPH DAVIS. JR.. C. at the first publicition - grtie's claiming by. through, Under to the date continued from time to time nejppç of general Circulation in Florida, being also d.-scri DESlaS STENSTROM, DAVIS & Notice of Pubic Hea,-inq until Of th, last Publl.tion, both dale's or against them; the City of Longwood and Seminole BEGINNING •: MCINTOSH tinat action is taken by the TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN; - And tO; City inclusive, shall not be less than County. Florida, OflC5 week tOo' t Council Notice is hereby given by the City Florida State Bank corner of Lot 6. runNortheast twenty-eight (7$) days, In addition. Alt partIes or Prrsont hav thence Sole 72 CITY OP LONOWOOD, FLORIDA l5t tour (4) conSecutive or Thit notice shalt be ost.d at the notice shall be Council Of the City of L000woOd. J weeks Westerly along the Northerly posted in the area to Florida, that claiming any right, title or interest NCtic*Of Public Ksathg ior to the date of the Public City Hall within the City of ae flce Box 13)Q liii City CouncIl will b0Un4aryofiot$36$535 considered for annexation and hold a plubllc in and to The foflowdescrad Hearing; the date of the ft distanc, of toned, Florida, and in three (3) hearing: Sanford, Frfda 37171 zonIng at TO WHOM IT least fifteen (IS) days pubhc*l fe'at tO a p&nt 17 Altomeys MAY property, situated In Seminole to the date of the iast feet CONCERN: other places within the City, and (a) To consIder ann,xat fr the City of the Westerly Of Notice is hereby given by th City publications, both dates inclusive, boundary prior to the date of the Public Ctr Florida: of Lot btished in The Sanford HerdId. a Hearing, following described the Westerly of Longwoód. Florida properly lying Council of the City of Lonwood. shall not be lest than twenty-eight Southerfyalo LC*70S.FORETCITY,acoording and being in Seminofe flespaperoganeralcç0,., in 53; run thence Aug. 6, 13. 20, 77. Sept. 3, - ,ga lIne County, Pida, that said City Council will DATED thts I61P day Of August, parallel to and Publish; to me pat thereat as recorded in The C at Lonood and (8) dayr. In adultion notice shall I? Florida, 1973 to wit" SemIe feat A.D. 1973 Westerly of the Westerly DE26 held, public be potted in the area to be con- Pi Book 2. Page 60, of the Public County, Florida, Once a week for at hearing: Lot s 3 lhugh 9, VALENCOURT, IJane Richards (a) To consider annexation of the sidered for annexation and zcnlng at bo'ry of Lot 33 a distance at Re:gids of Seminole - County, fi, teest four (4) Con54utive weks ;, according to the 'j Plat tef toa hil in the Southerly City Clerk of the least fifteen (13) da Flofkj*. lying Louth of State Road PrIor to the date Of NOTICE UNDER thereof as recorded In Pint BOOk 1, following described propqe'y ty1ng to the boundary of Lot 52; run thence the Public City of At1am,nt, Springs. and being date of the Publi*31. in Seminole County, Hearing, FiCTl7lQ NAME STATUTE Page I 4Jaringtheoatoof,he,Irst Easterly afona the FlorId.a -39, -of th Public Records Of '.u, iv -=-,. wi; mip urn uay Ce July, D, TOO, •flQ eaas Of You, are riotin,d publication to 11w date Of I?., Seminole County, Florida; $t S. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., boundary of Lou 32, 3) and Si TO WHOM IT MAY It?]. The West ', of the 5fl1, of the ESQ. ,., a suit to qat title to Inc abe poIcat, both dates inclusie, CONCERN: to the corporate timits of th City distance of 334.73 feet, more t les, 5TENSTRO DAVIS L 5: Onnit Of Section 30, Notice is hereby given that the R. Shomate prrty has bean 1i TownshIp 20 shah not be less than twenty-eigtst LC*j, Fiorda, and MCINTOSH t a pcint in the Westerly right of City Clir of the unders tgned. pursuanl to the you South, Rang. 30 EW beina a you are required to (b) To consider also tne quess (21)dayj. the he,nonc.si b, Florida State Bank -Suite 22 .wyo the Atlantic Coast 1 se a copy of çur alwec to the City of isuwood, Floridat Line "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter sted In l designating end assigning the- proxImately 19.205 Acm. tobe sld.red 1 Post Office bt .1330 Toglth*çwtth S. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR.. ESO. Railno.o Company, laid pont being 56509, Florid. Statute, flI regIster' the Easi Mft,of the on' the P1an1itrc *1zoning clasSification of C Corn. NW of r annexalion and ing af it S&nfórd, rfor.)77fl 1117 feat Westerly measured along with tfl STENSTROM, DAVI$ & tgr-a-, o the SW of Section ) P D4keou,. £10, 300 fi. - 'ateen (13) div* prior t the Clerk of the c we covrt. mercial District to said Property said Southerly boundary date of .Mtorneys 'or the City of McINTOSH the inandto, Seminole as Township that Cfa1Iificein is described It'. the y. Floe, center line of th. main linefm being the 20 SoUth, Range 30 East, track Of Florid. Slate Bank lod.. and fik the original in the n receipt of pOf Of R-W of Lake Emma Road; DAT ED this 2h day of August, A. Publish said Atlantic Coast Line Rallro.d publicat :Aug. 77 & Sept. 3. Suite the Clerk Of the CID of this notice. th tich 17. 24. Lonood. Florida, to wit: 0. 1913. Company; run 1973 of that part of the SW of the SW'4 thence Northeasterly titlos name, to-wit: CAVOLA C&n on or bfore Ju d. 1973; olnanceuo. 143 and as s. Onofe . Shom. DEhu Sanford, Florida 37171 amendedand Of Section SupPlemented. T0shlp ?0 South. 41$ I f, more or less, to a point in engaged in businets AtI..ys for the City Range 30 East, lying North Of the ComplaInt will be taken at con at Route 3, box City *f Long, Florida th* Easterly undary of Lot 34: run Longw, Fioridi Blackwood Delve in the City of of laid property is A-I Agricultal, S. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR.. ESQ. thence Northerly along Ihc Easterly Road as sh as That cleSsifkation is described in "LonOwood on os 32730. ' p1st The SemInole County Port of HlIl Road" recorded nceeathweekforfocons,wflve McfNTOSH the 5.54 feat to the point of beginning, DES-2i zoning ordi-'iances and in Pla' Book I, at Page N of the In the Sar.tord Herald, siness enterpri are as foliowi: County, Florida, turnishet the Florida State BnA-5ulte containing $ S acres, moe' or l William c. Caveny Florida, following lnformat'on and insm. Fin.'kla,Road; etso beIng InC R-W Of LIk, The Pobll Hearing will be held in Emma $anrd. Florida 32171 NOTICE IS h.r',b? given that WC (SEAL) Dated at LonOwood, SemInole desirinu to submit proposais for theAttorneys for the City Lots 45, fl. 30, 5) and 5704 are engag.d in bvsIn.ts the 13th day of Sptember, 1973 t FOREST County, Florid. August 30th, 1973. Work herein described. CITY, ORANGE PAR K, according Publish Aug.77 & Sept. 3, 10, It, 1913 Lw Hills Road as shown on Seminole County, Florida under the By: J Webb PPsIJble, at which time Interested asrecorinpfat R:$t 2. p 1,n 60. of the Public Deputy foflowing: DES-Is] Booklatpage% PNTRY, and that we intend ti inh Sept. 3. . 17. 24. 73 the pro osud annexation and "Renve all tanks, lines, Florlda,LESS and except ttse DEl.) County, Florida, tying within the th, Circuit will be heard. Said Psearing may FLORIDA pumps, valves, building 5frtvr Court, Semfnof County, CITYOPALTAMONTESPRINQS and -; Jnued Of the SWIA of Section from time to time untIl Lot 52. Tngether th all $ foundationt, andothereij live, 30, Florida in accordance with the FLORIDA riparian, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNfin& action is taken by th. City TownshIp 30 South, Range 20 East; orovisions of the littoral and shore rights thereunfo e*la,ing petroleum tank farms. NOTICE OF SALE NetheOfpvwHear Fictltios Name Notice is hereby given by the City Council. belonging Ct in any wise Exca)e and prepare new site for tOthecOtorateIimitsoftheCityof Statutes, To-Wit: Section 56309 Council at the City of Lo.sgwood, This noticeshall be posted at the Longwoo, Florida: and pertaIn; reiot1oncf certain tas Re1ocfe TO: M Helen M. RIchter Florida Statutes lS. TO WHOM IT MAY COWCERN Florida, that saia City Council will City Hall within thu City Of 6 Wilshire (Si 75 barrel '&nks tO the (b) To consider also the ques?inn s Don Cnra-,eIlo Noliceishneby;ienb, theCt1 hold a public hring. Longwood, Florida, TP4IRD PARCEL 100 in three (3) of designating site Castelberry, Florida and assigning te hO% Ci swell Council of the City of Altamonte tom k "mini" tankand reCreate a other places within The () To consider ann.xat North the of te City, and Zoning classIficatIon of PUD- Publish: Halo (N')of a vocateo firm Springi, FlOrida, that said City in part °O. published in The Sanford Herald, a Planned Unit Development to said 0E562 Aug. l).20,fl,Sept. 3.1973 following deScribed property lying Slreel formerly - as much as p. actical, the Iccr'unt Plo.: 32350 own as Orange and Council will hold a public hearing, being In Seminole County, rspaper of general cirwIaI Avenue according in prOperty as that classification Is (a) To consider anrs,xatio., Or the vatyes. Balance; $'4497.7g to the put tIher lines, motors, pumps and 'he City of Longd and Seminole deScribed in the zoning Ordlnan recoqd.J in Flit Book 2. P59' 60, Florida, to wit: required fittings and equip. FICTITIOUS NAME Lots 1 and 7, Block A, Tract County, Florida, onces week for at of the City of Longwood, Floridi, Pitt Due- Since: Deccqnt,er Public Records Of Seminole NOTICE IS hereby given that I am FlorIda, being a strip of landCounty, 1973; Februy twenty SanIano Sprjngs Subdivision, us Ffor*4 to wit beginning at the NW. corner Of said Lots I and 2, lass the Westerly Casselberry, SemInole County, SOuth Hearing; the date of the first North INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAININn Fir-il You ar, hereby not itied that fe as recorded fesi Of LolL Block L $ANNDO, SP(CIFICATiONS: pubiicati to 11w date of the last Of said property ' 203.4 feet, South 27s feet, West to the foflcwin motor yofiicles: the PuIc raco Is Al AgrIcuftura The present zoning ClasSification ALL SEASONS POOL SERVICE, Lake, East by said right-of-way of thsterty to the NE. pubIicat, both dates Inclusive, District, as that Classification and that ecftt I Intend to Seminoi. County, Florida; andr description 1921 Metcv 1K20P*30101 snail not be register said the A.C.L.R.R. Co. itis than corner of and South by Of proposed work may be oained yigt described in the zoning Ordinanc 1+71 DC Z'L.l)KIFVIlSI the Block (7$) days. ici idditlon, nesico tn.iu end name the Clerk Of the Clrcut Center Line of said former Orange Pta? A, West to beginning, all in from I0lP.ePOratIlJpf Court, with Jeminole the Office of the Adregvlats of Semlnot• County, Florida In be Pc-sled in the area to be con- Florida. Avenue Together with Dock 5, Page ii, Public County, accordance with th• S ember, fl.at prouIss of rights thertto all ripanlan Records of Seminole County. the belongIng; Fctitkus J. Ryan Nanie Stitutes, To(b) To COntlder also the queStion toast fifteen (iS) days Florida, prior to the the City Hall, LCngwood, Fclda.on late will be apf led I rtt 'o Pi zoning classification of of the CoSts of (eiakaig, 301 West First Street o Altansonte Springs, Floridar and Lon9d, lorida; a DATED this 77th day Or July, AD. 7:00 pm,, or as soon thereafter as storing a Sanford, PlorIda. 32171 Offic• (aistrict • Slid tale of 197), motor prtty a that Cla55lfi(t Publish: Aug. 13,20,77, Sept. 3. 1973 possible, at which time veftfrl end the cost of pubiic intereSted ., f 5: nnie P. £homt, - notice of designating and assigning the Of designating end assigning the in the zoning oinances parties and citizens for and aga'nst For th• cornmnl,nce of bidden, zoning zoning ciasiifhc.stion of b-b Business City Clerk of the clessiflcat sale and th*n to 1110' Of the City Of A1tarno.j Spci • specifications Ir.d-Or description of the propod annexation and zoning City of L4ngwtj, Florida of iL, tn District to said property as that dustrial O'sftict, to sa FICT1TIOU% NAME Properly will b's heard, Said hearing may be with Citizens Stati that ClaMiti.t as ClaiflCition is dncrio NOTICE IS hereby given is that urn in the Off ice Of the Port Administrator. Bank covering the 1 inanclng at sa descrlb.i in th. zoning Ordinances of the City Of STENSTRCM. DAVIS & The Present zoning ctatsificatio final 301 Ii West First Street mOfr y#ftICI,. Any rptus will be taken by the City Courrier Rd MCINTOSH Altimont. Springs. , Casseiberry, Seminole said Property is Council. Sanford, Florida, 32171 to YOU end you will ren FlOrida State Bank Ordinançq No. VI and Florida, to wit: d'nanceNo. II) and as amenJedand County, Flda under the flctits and esIdentiai DiStrict, as amtn I This notice Shalt be Potted Suite 22 Supplemented 5upemented at the name atSSELBERRY SIGN CO., City Hail wtthln the City paid Voder said Contract. The present zoning Ctsificat The pret zQning classifIcation nd that I intend to register said BIOS: Dete this 25th day of August, of Slid property is Ml industrial of said properly i R.tA Single nford. FlorIda 32171 Seminola Coty, Fioridi. * :973. other pices within the COy, and Csrt, Seminole County, Sealedbldswlltbereceiyedat theAttome for the City TPe Public Hear will be held Fforid In publis Office ot the Port Administrator, In the S*r,for Heratd, a acdan, with of Longwouo dttcrib,d in the zoning ordinances classi!icaton is desrlb the prouisions Of in the By: Jan E Shadburn npaper of general Circulation in l andregulatlonso, Se-mlnoi, County, Zoning ofdinancesandregulatOf Fictitious Name Statutes. To Floridi. on the 2$c dy 04 Po Drrer $ Septenber bOth. 1973, at wtskn time 973 FlorId.. tene'r-, i Seml,le County. Florid., atl:3Opm eras soon th will be open County, Florida, once a week for 1' 1,57, MarIn, Florida ard plicly DES-2S thefeafterajopu,.,wh Pvbli 5 least four (4) consecutive weeA* ______________________________________ 3,4, t time- reed the Cty Hall, Attamont. Springs, the City Hall, Longwo, Florida, on 5: E. E. Me interested parties ani citizens for = DET. pr Bids must b accompanied by. Florida, on the tSth day of Sep to thi date of the Public Publish: Aug. 20, 31, 4ePt. 3' 10, 1973 and NOTICE FOR BIDS the 13th day Of Sembe,, *913, at th,pp Hearing; the date Of thu first 0E596 certIfied check, rashier's check. ternb,r, 1973, ati.)o p.m , or as soon 7 00 m or as soon lher-efter t and ZOning Will be heard. Said bankdeaft,orbjdbondioaflanf ____ oubticatloc to the date of the last __________________________Possible, at whIch time interested thereafteraspouib!eatwhlchti The Seminole County Based Of nottesslhantiveperconu (Spot.) of publlcati, both dates iflctuilye, interested par,i and Cittn •gr parties and citizens a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County Commissionere wilt for and against receIve snail no? be iess than twlntyeight the CHy thepropos.dann,, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA uni to the Seminole County Port and toning will be heard. Said will 0 heard, Saidhearing Thu notice 5ll ) with, Jr.. Clark, up to 12:00 noon be posted In the area may be Authority, Sanford, FlOrida, and no to be con' In re the Marriage of Ct Hali W,th.n the City nday, Septemb,r 10. 1973, bids shall c witha,i foe a ioo for sider,dfor annexation and Zoning at SANDRA B. BURKE, Petitioner, to lime until tinai action is taken furOithing th 1 owing materials final action is taken by the City least fifteen II)) days prior to the- and lb. Ctli. Council, tee 13) other Public placet within dOW Bid Opening, wflh the consent of This notic, shall o pos?,u at the thC City, aj uotlished This notice shall be oste1 at the commencing October I. 1973. : m, the AtjIhlt, DATED thiS h da of lbr-;:i= .-. 0 POrrt '':=-: 1fl4 Ti A 0. Iv) ctstui Bddt I;) shall Altamonte Springs, -aiai A. Pttroi*m f00UCt$ NOTICE OP SUIT Lenoou, Florida, and In three 1 cul.t*on lit the- City nd provide a P,rlorrnanre-. Payment Onnie- R. Shomate a. three (3) Other ptbce, within the other places within the City, and TO: JAY DEAN BURKE. Asptsattic Contete & SR. Axtanq Spring:, and Serninot, and Guani City Clerk of the Contract Bond City, and published in wriosa Piece of Cole Patch The Sanford rbiithedin The Sanford Herald,. COy of Longwoo Florida Herald, a rw*-spaper Residence is Unknown iM,? tour (4; cc.ecutiy, gtneraI newspaper of general cit cula')on in t$c;fkaiions ckrCuItio In the City of AJtamt. the City of Longwood and prior t the date of the Pubic crete £ Cement Seminole STENSTROM. DAVIS & $pecIficats may be Oalned Amended Petition for dlslølutlon of $1 MCINTOSH Florldi,onc.a week torat least four least four (1) Conhecutive weeks atarnllge and other relief has been OflSeCUtivp -. ,, prior to the date Of the Pubii - , '.r -,, :ui, L, writ,i, Santurd, Florida 37171 t, r.;ht to rOieCt any or all written 1efsns to it. if •n, on Clerk's oil IC. p,n, Drawer t, C, Attorneys f the City pubticatIn, both dates in GOrGOn V. Frederick, Attorney mr pubIkatn, both dates Inclusive, a shame that most of tit ctusl, f ann,tion mod zoning at aIi not be less th*n shall not be less th*n twenty eight accept . cur iasc fit f.sen (ij 11S thereof marked on te oUtsid "Sealed Bid ys Ia the deern ,nof favorsble tq the 8iuse te of the bIic Heir-log 'd pmaWyft (or (item), open September and file thioriginal with Clerk Of terest of the Autnority nor ar ' OES-I DATED be considerap for nnexag the above styled Court on or beu for A bther. Jd Out 01 pfldd. • fh day of Aug, have been erem ann,xat and zoning *t Ofl'ngat le end exalvafed. 1?V the 19th day of Septeme-ç, (IS) days prior to bid$wtflbsappt700 P. In least f:fveen (IS) days prior tO th AUd that u1d mean be'ur to reje tp f e bide and reJane RlahMe othl a The Board of County Cemrnlsse He-a, FilTIoV1 NAME date Of the Public Jument mlv no n Ce-i The pro DATED tft'$ 16th day of AUgt, 'erco against you for the MgR, MtheCo DATED this 77th day of July, AD. $g relief A.D, 1973, demanded in the Amended PetItion. CIty Of Attarrionte Springs, 1973. at NOTICE Is hrebgly.n that I ,1 / k Y SO, Cflif Dated this flrs4 day of August. Jana Richards F*d. WITNESS My hand and sel 5: Onnie P. Shernate - dn'thave(osiyourwk 1973 Clerk S JOSEPH DAvis. JR .EQ the tUtCts$fut bdd Wilt be made, if Serninct County, Florida under th City Coork of the pottib., at the next regt;tar ConIy fi(tlliovs name of ISO DIitttput n, order Of ,J1,_ Cort,misii Mig in the F lotida MCINTOSH lproudtoptyournamen, (Seal; Crt and that I intend to register S JOSEPH OAvl, JR. ES. I AUTHORITY S JOSEPH DAViS, JR. ESQ. Stats Bank--tj' 1 t.SIN'r H, P.Ckwith. Jr., September 11,1973 STENSTROM, DAVIS & j'frg Post Of lice box 1230 , Har H. Kattner, Arfca. It only STENSTROM DAVIS & Court, Seminole County, Flor MCINTOSH Arther H, Ueckwith, Jr. Chairman ntor, Florla 37771 By Ceceiia V. Ekem accordance with th Provisiow at Clerk Approv,C as l formAfloros for the Cifyof State fllnkSu,te 7 Deputy Clerk the Fictitious Name St*tut. rc Sut 73 of County Cern pe' Pott A:!nttqtto R* Gordn V. FrederICk _'ni. Fi4 Wit -Sertlon $65 0$ Ftofid $f1hjç Pst Ott,e Box 1333 missi4r5 Sanford, Firid. 32171 Attorney for PetitiOner 1937 7?, 5pt J, IC-, 17, 7i. Sanford, Florid. 32773 Se-mini, County, Florida Attorneys Of the city tYli U P.O. ig Tn Box 7$ Attorneys f thi City P. D*rringet fly: W. Bum. Jr Pubrt Aug. 21 & Sept. 3. 1973 Allam, Springs. Florida Sanlord, Fiorlila 37171 PubIl Aug. 27£ sept, 3, Publish Aug. 71 & Sept. 3, 1973 of LOng*od, Florida t, PubIit, Avg. fl.& DUS-li Pub'h: Aug. Se-p. 3,10,17,24, Publish: Aug 6, 13, 20, 77, Sept 3. 21, Sop,. 3, OE1*3 DCs-I. 973 It?] 1973 . DE DES?) 4 FICTITIOUS NAME - ___________ Legal Notice ,,, -- -t ---------______________ - d - - - - - - - Act n g !L ,- '' - - - - _________ :- ' - - j ________ ri - - . -- - 1 ' - - -- - - . - II OVIEDO When Oviedo firemen go to proper SCh(X)I voters go to the polls Tuesday training areas." they will be only deciding one believes there race that (or the Group 11 greater need for coopera council seat now held by between the cities and Johnie Conley, who Is not county in planning. "TI seeking re-election and as Is the shouli be open lines of c candidate for the Greup I seat :nunicaion, COfltiflUI mow held by Hay Beasley, meeting between Van ('arlos S. Warren. councils al-id commission Competing (or the Gi'oup II teams to assist C seat are H.H. McCarley eke- other, and periodic meeting trical engineer, and Walter the mayors," he suggests. Han ison, safety-lire engineer, both 47 years old. Warren Is an insurance McCarley (eels his investment broker, an adJL backj4round in engineering, professor at Florida Techn / I.,.. writing contracts and gical University and part ow specifications, construction and of Equestrian, Inc., Oviedo real estate qualify him for the He says he Is seeking ( -. !e ! ec.,,,,1, oiliceof councilman becaus " The most urgent needs in the is concerned with problems t municipality In his opinion are arise as a result of ra controlling growth in such a growili. "Decisions that way as to maintain the made now will effect character of Oviedo; better quality of life for many year corninunicat ion between the con," he commented. I Wi council and residents; and a to see that growth patterns i balanced budget and better adequately controlled and long range planning, lit :un:er to tin' quton, not destroy those fratures ti V-\fU.J- - -\'luiiake Uvk'do a utliqut' ii 'Do -uu believe there is a need ()itdo candidate desirable place to live. I am for greater coordination among local government control a various municipalities and the against such things as "u county for planning to meet the - government" for the ent, needs of our growing area?", county. McCarlcy said, "No, I think the 0111ff, a barber and residi present periodic get-togethe k(; of Oviedo for 34 years, hopes are adc-quak." continue his efforts to clean flawlson cites his background the city during his second ter in police work and life safety, in office. He points to t basic knowledge in construction condemnation ortjii'iaace Ui in relation to (ire protection and has resulted in the removal ieneral safety; and previous several delapidated b'lildint claims experience which has made him aware of accident causini: SItuations ;_ i -' ti:tti,ilions (or the post, lie considers a lire depart. lllel't siutnned round the clock to I be the nrn!t urgent need of the city. "Due to the increase In ((,) S tpopulation and constant growth," Rawison stated, "the FOREST CITY - Actin, need to combat unfnr*eable Mayor Marion Paden ha ca'Jei t=.________ jIj e apvc:ai public meein uppermost. Iproposeastudy to Tuesday at8 p.m. in the rnusi d'1ermine if the water to fight building of Forest 1..ak fires is available all over the Academy in the wake of thi city. I propose a well staffed failure of the Forest City in department with a chief and corporation to pass in las adequatley equipped and Tuesday's referendum. Thi trained personnel for Im- meeting Is to decide what th mediate duty calls. This is to be next course of action will be. lift. McCARIJ';y done by spending mor,ey for Seeks post thk't equipment and having Although 529 of the 6'9 votet H - Decide a " - - -- ' * Japanese - - , S e ni i n 01 e - - Exporting -- 4 Seminole Calendar is a public San(o Senior Citizens Club ser%lce of The Herald and all meetIng. noon, Sanford Civic non - profit organizations and Center; sack lunch and * , By EDWARD NEIIN activities free of charge. ____________________________ Sept. 3 Ilcad Start registration, 1 area where the Japanese h-ave iiieeting at 7:30 p.m., First outdone the Americans: Federal Savings and t,an, cier Not oy is the "nd of the Park. Professional and non. - Squadron, C IO7; (32 weeks - : - action rate, it has now started cx- :lnd quarterly song contest. porting pollution. "Spreidiri: Japanese muck nith Janes money," is the Se 4 Saord I.ions Club, noon, wayit.one ok-o cotnmentator house of Steak. Program on put lii fact, Japanese in- IJonism. du.striajjsts are coming under .- .such pressure to stop polluting smokestacks that many Japanese Industries are going overseas. In itl;i&'es like South Korea, ACGUST3I, l3 Seminole Numismatic Society, 8 pin., Food Fair shopping center, Park and 2.5th, Sanfo. Everyone welcome, - Helen E McGill Winter Park Sanford: Gainesville dustrializ.ation that the)- look the other way when Japanese or other foreign interests set Ton)'a N. Mitchell Warren Knowles Mary E. Rhodes Chicago, Ill. Frank Fairley, Deltona Troy Cabe, Deltona plants. "First we've got to lure the steel mills here," sairl a Margarette C. Miman Thomas Vincent Icon F. Carbon, DeltoM can worr>- about pollution later." RotIla K. Frez, Deltona James Bryant, I,.ake Monroe President lark Chung-hee illaule Ii earl)- June-that "businesses had better not be too nervous about the pollution probiern for the sake of In. oIsdnAn(;ES Sanford: officials are so intent Harvey nn, Enteiprise William E. Capps Jr., Mount ' - • IIUUd '- n s- as -- Deitld II. BiRThs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Altman a boy, Sanford DISC1I,tlt(;F.s iliiui1redo Samuel J. I)avis Wendy Ie &'hilke Sanford: Thorna Williams Ill JOYCC A. .illon lliit!dle Sutton ( i,irtnu Fniutiiuin BerniCe Stringer Janet C,. l)eprvctt'r 1)irrcI l'ii)'Otl Korea. The official Japanese view is that countries such as South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and trr)' 1)- rone Jones Barbara Perez Raymond Weinmann ?tRgaret Hughe.i Barbara Pti'ez IIarr' Adair the tic'vek-piiietit MI applauded by Japanese big business which has con- -. - i titOt Jauan','' K Dickin, l)t'Tar- i1it Cwan =- - - Is poilLition, harry 1. Francis, Deltona Mae F. Starling the ________________________ afl - that developing countries with a per capita Income of or les& "cannot afford the luxury of worrying about pollution" Inside Jivan, CltiZCftS ha%e hard work and modicum of prosperity In tflIlkillg Japan's Mrs. Gary Itnenbach and boy. lafh1v SEPTEMBER 1, 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Cindy 1). I.uke Dorothy Farrow, DeBary Daniel II. WIIaun, Jackson. vflle Herman A. Fisher, Titusville Florence ('raessle, Geneva Sandra N. DavIs, TItusrilic Springs Fioa - -= , --= ____ _________ - - -- '-- - MI S Voters A sign of the (lines Is the placard in the Tokyo travel agent's window luIng Jupanese to li;iuli Clyde I.. Palmer Jntes A. Williams Thomas I.. Sullivan Ik'siu M. Iinsby, DeBary SEPTEMBEII ?, 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Wdlialn H. Jennings --= rr,. . ------ - -- '-tc;' - i _______ - ------ Th: : r frJ I IL-i i 1 Monday, Sept. 3, 1973-3A �- ___ __ — 4—'--,L_T __ — - 0 -- -n - - - -- __ __ -- ___ ____ ___ -- OppMR= ________ 117~ __ T -w_______________________________ _______________________________s ____ tir — - -- -- -- $J! - IJ— —:-- ___ _____ ____ - Beef Freeze Fails The People: I -- womm"W" 1. t. Today's Food Costs Are Outrageous I t The Sanford Herald , ;America's Backbone 0 j! I i It still 2 I is too early to determine whether or Jat J smkrsun r,alu(S 5)dk$W. cure the problem, but it will take time. Export not Phase 4 or the wage and price controls which HENRY. Idaho A the According to local legend, were announced last July 18 will have the subsidies on commodities have been disconAmerican people, wracked two badmen hijacked 400 tinued, food Import quotas have been suspended, desired effect, but it is increasingly apparent by warfare and shaken by pounds of gold. One was shot government stockpiles have been dramatically that the mood of the American people has scandal, on the brink of a n. and the other couldn't lug all liquidated, ware acreage has been released for the loot. He stashed it away, tional nervous breakdown? reached a phase of its own, goes, and occa• A solemn Henry Kissinger, so the production, and there appears to be a will in The incredibly high prices of food are bad 510 na I adventurers still talking privately to friends, enough . The shortage of beef in the markets Congress to balance the federal budget and come has warned of the danger. lie search the rugged ravines to grips with inflation — the foot of the problem, while there are herds of cattle in the corrals is wonders how long the dli' for the treasure. worse. People geflerally must have the same Taken as a whale these measures should, in zenry can endure the dreary The range people are quick feeling as Tantalus who never could quite grasp good time, reinstate the law of supply and diet of disarray, human traP to spot a phony. A blowhard, demand to get beef to the butchers and food gedy, interruption of vital putted up with his own imthe grapes just beyond his reach. The capstone is tasks and all the other ad' portance, was driving down prices back on the track — if the government that neither the rancher nor the grocer can be verse effects ,r the crisis in the highway with my friend, gets out of the way and lets blamed. The cattle grower is not going to sell his it happen ________________________ confiden: Arcola Von Almen, when, herd it he loses money by doing so, and the chain In the backrooms of the suddenly a tire went flat. Lin Pico Purge Effects which usually gives him a fair return on his Senate Watergate Commit' "Why don't you blow it up?" tee, there have been worried suggested Arcola sweetly. i investment cannot d3 so because prices are Another friend, Roland whispers that the public may frozen by the government at the retail level. not be able to stand many Smith, took me to Henry by Under the circumstances, public anger at the Cl) I fla P F ht C on ti more shocks. The Watergate boat across a lake on the empty meat showcases may well force the horror has saturated the Blackfoot Indian reserva i By ARTHUR C MIUÔER missing defense minister, Adrnlmstration to drop the ceiling on beef prices 1966, there Was no Joint or conited of Issuing Country with scandal until tion. Roland was having circulars Copley News Service hosted a reception to mark the separate editorial marking before the planned Sept. 12 date. millions have begun to trouble with his legs, which the the political and other anniversary. But for the first anniversary in People's Daily, the We hope so. In the rneantim as we admire tasks of despair. Could this develop are badly scarred from a PI. holding forums HONG KONG -- its the time since 1969, none of !J Red and into gasoline fire. He has a prI a national Flag magarine Or the dI3CUF3km V'oUP psyehosi!:? that steak in the freezer, if we are lucky enough sessions. second anniversary of the highest ranking Communist Liberation Army Dai!y-.the On flying trips around the vate gas tank at his home in to have one, we might ponder the lesson taught dramatic fall of Chinese Party or governiner,t offe.ials three leading publications in for nearby Soda Springs. Escap There was, in short, nothing nation, I have watched by the sent circumstances to see if we can at Defense Minister Lin Pino attended. VVryligh thearteiJabouttJway signsorshelish oc kin the peo. ing fumes were ignited by a apoa, one wing is unleast profit from the experience. In addition, re was no Out in the provinces, o pie I have met. I have spark from the gas pump. the PIA's birthday initkabl v el;ir The Thr :tn;t (I ti I d (1 till d t r II'' C) I m v! sh: fr iii" firt t h h '1 1 timi' 'rvin ': h 't of F'lant P (rc I of the nniversnry It j 1. . : (flti t _____ ______________________________________ i1:ittv, anu sucquci1 shortage is that the less sense oi Ititugs suddenly h wife, Arlene, far from OVCt. gone wrong, a feeling of was enveloped in the blazing government has to do with tinkering in the It was in late August and political betrayal. inferno. Ignoring the sheet of marketplace, the better off all of us will be. As ' ,Tf' COACH A" FN OF 7P early September of IP12 that Sick Over Watergate flame, Roland ran to her aid. 1145 ,A HE during World War II and the Korean War, the PLAY FOR Yot)' Un Piao and his cronies began The antique ,lgrinInr i. .. Un a u;ai II,,1 L141 1111 i UUIIU ______________ ________________moving ahead with plaiLs to upstate New York, the hotel and covered her with dirt to stage a coup etat against operator on the Florida gold smother the flamej, although Chinese tui:nunjst Party coast, the ranch wi fe on the his own legs had caught fire Other Thoughts Chairman Mao Tse-tung. tdaio'WyiIng border. thø r,4 were caus!np tnten Only sketchy details of the Sunday School teacher in pain. Un Piao affair have been made southern California all are Once he had extricated his A television spot pointing our that our goals public by China. And it is a sick over Watergate. Their wife and himself from the for cleaning up the environment should be matter of doubt w hether or not faith in the President, their fire, he roared off fn his car to pursued with consideration of what it will cost to the incident occurred In exactly confidence in the govern- the hospital. He left the fire attain them strikes us as a worth while "'Public the way Chinese Premier Chou ment, their trust in the blazing, fully expecting it to service announcement." Not so in th e eyes of six En-tai and other ranking of. democratic process have consume the home he had congresm.'n, ;vhc' are urging [tie television been Jolted, Icials )1.ivt' disclosed. built with loving care. But a In any case, un Piao died in But despite the general neighbor, seeing the fire, networks to reject a request by the U.S. uneasiness, America is still' rushed over with a fire ex early September allegedly Chamber of Commerce to broadcast th e spot in Populated by sound, sensible, tinguLiher in time to save the while trying to ee fl th e country free, public service time. stable people who will house. in a commandeered Jetliner, The chamber has noted that enweather the crisis. Across the Such are the people who The plane crashed in Mongolia land, as here in this are the backbone of America. vironmentalists often leave the imnrssion Lh.t killing a!) or rd. ramshpc'le place called lie- In this season of disillusion, pollution problems could be licked overnight if Several high-ranking officers nry. It ho, America is still when our national spirit is of the Chince People's business and industry would simply mend their the land of the free cnd the damp and bedraggled. the Lt*z ! It-ratjzr. ir IlItS&tIUUCU Ut (I1 CLi1 Lfl 3005, tfi home of the brave, people can still be counted on including the thief of staff, air price of goods and other factors which dicta te a Henry is a shabby spot on to do the right thing. force commander, navy gradual pace toward environmen ta l goals. the mountain slope, a few batWhether it Is Roland Smith poliUca! commissar and head of If the chamber can't get its message across tered and blackened shacks defying death to save his wife the PIA logistics departmentas a public service announcement, it has a good that rise out of the sagebrush or Judge John Sirica stand' were Implicated In the plot and and quickly slump back into ing up to the President, the case to argue for "equal time" on a conhave disappeared. Some may them. Most of the activity people can handle the crisis. frot&ia) issue have been killed or died in the takes place at the city hall, Fearless,. Defiant plane crush. -_______________________ post office and general store, The short, stocky Sirica, -' Significantly, aU of those high which are located In the same son of an Italian immigrant, military positions remain 7?E one- room buildirg. ha; been fetstless on the vaWt today. The building, ravaged by bench. He even defied a high'anruro iaraUi There was some specualtion hdFlh weather, with a er court, which ordered him that a new PIA leadership leeward tilt from the hsvy to reconsider a stiff sentence TELEPHONE 322-26fl :, , lineup would be disclosed snpws, looks like a relic from against a young robbe-. The 19993 ': during the Aug. I observance of ?OO1tRENCH AVE., an old cowboy movie. It even youth center superintendent, SANFORD. FLA. the PLA's 46th annIversary, To has one of those sheer fronts appearing before Sirica, the contrary, the celebra tion WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher that went out of style when pleaded: "We don't consider w as one of the most subdued Hoot Gibson turned in his the punitive aipect. We're inWAYNE D. DOYLE that has been seen In years. spurs. terested in the man." Advertising Director 8. Associate Publisher In Peking, aging Yeh ChienBullet-hole Profile "So you're not concerned FRANK VOL TOLINE. &enerat Manager ying, who has been undertaking Inside, a huge pot-bellied really with the question of stove dominates the room. On punishment?" Sirica lectured the protocol obligations of the - JOHN A. SPOISKI , Associate Ed-'for the wail behind It LI a bat-him. 1)Oflt OU consider the WtNtFEOF.c,iELOw tered piece of tin, with a rights of the citizens of the Both Sides Relax Stand Managing Editor Comptroller profile of Buffalo Bill Cody in District of Columbia' Don't bullet holes. It took Gus Peret you think that nice people DEWEY ROBINSON 210 shots to blast out the have rights, too?" - - - ' JANE CASSELBERRY IL meddling has skyrocketed prices, created shortageL, resulted In hardships for farmers, processors, trackers, retailera and John Q. Public. Caught in the morass of controls on commodities, which have many steps and variant.s from farm to table, we can only seem to sink deeper. It is incredible to realize that food prices have increased mire since the contemporary price controls went into effect than they did in the two decades between 1952 and 1972. Within the area In which it can be effective the government has taken some positive steps to tl . L story 0 . -.1 - , ________ .-: 1~# - _, 4 -- -- 4.4, - - ________ - __________ . — - -- r !rt I . ___________________ ' , - -- - -'-.' 0 • -- 4 - - -• -r 0 r '-' r -. . 0 I 1. 0 ' ____ - _________________ __ fl ~_~ riw , 1 1~ " "N7 -, - ' — - Z_ ~' - - 0 - -'--- II 1 AU - anama, U.S. Impasse E ROYGREEN DORISWILLIAMS r r SocietyEdilor Mt'ChIiRICaI Supt CHRISNELSON 2 I By WILLIAM GIANDONI Copley News Service Advertising Manager RALPHHAYS Comp. Room Foreman Magazine Editor - 401 BILL VINCENT, JR.. I1AYSTEVENS Chief PP,sographer Press Rcoi F or eman SUBSCRIPTION RATES -I >4Offl Deliver y Sc Week 1310 Month %la2OöMontM I- E4vMaii i' .tt inFtorada (jt--, $4OlYear SameAsHomeDeI,ry 5' 7Ø?,,i! - f'ytiti 516 1) I rn $j7 U S Po;tai Re-gufat.ons prond that all mail subscriptions he paid in odance (nfered as j.cood class matter August 32. 19C* at the Post Office of Sanf or o. 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Stewart, vice president of the Boca Baton Chamber of Commerce. "They want to come here before tt' Sentinel, three days after the nude body of his 16year-old daughter, Marisue was found byp0lj drter c)n,i.c' ;I M.? . "Unfortunately, most people have a misconcepti on about the cap," he added. "They've got the impression Boca Baton is going to stay exactly as it is killed In the last six weeks, a man's sock was knotted around her neck, 'The body was found in the Intracoastal Waterway. HI . ,..- ;,. ._rea ..n..1- 1h4fl (ii" If: iof g N1 I pl $UtA-UA1 tiblsli 0.uii, Ii 4t w* r*u ..a ø-j i4 lr Pa Ml p-mu.. Mkw,p, SM,-4W. t*iY cam buy Drf 3tn, w,thisI S.aitI, g-ir't.p, Tr t d CM- Ivti. flU lid Police say they hope the letter will convince the killer to turn himself in. - d.r P101L 0 $ Isst uW Its a - isis siW p- ravpc*i e .J As e' - L 'U! 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Snoring is also i.'aused by overwork, (aIgue, rh'Itv drinkjn,t' ar4 'o'ra! p-xtr I asking how to duplicate Boca Baton's action. o Secrets Of A Snake ' s Ton gue NEW YORK (AP) Things a experts, however, feel this is Largely now Own stock in U.S. corporations. columnist might never know If he a waste of money. "The presence of didn't open his mail: Women with arms: American such toys will not make the lnfart a Ever wonder why a snake keeps Women are getting increasingly genius anymore than their absence sandy with guns. An estimated 14 darting its tongue In and out' It is will make him an imbecile," says It;w, take j. in trap. : it kr; Ik1d, LlIIversit) of GI rio to Let it know when it L near rifle and pistol target shooting. In Rochester psychologist. some meets they have outshot all food. Airborne particles l?nd on the forked tonue which carries them back to the rear of the mouth where aerychemical analyzer tell, the snake, 1bI'I edible" It isn't easy to be a soothsayer. In 1900 a write In the New York Times prophe sied the advent of th e automobjje would solve the parking problem, because an auto occupied ic&'i aice at the curt, than a horse and wagon. Parents often thinl th can :;iituLtc tttr du1d intellectual growth by buying socalled euiucatk)naJ toys. Some child study e 'a" he's received inquiries from cities across the nation, today." INTROOUCTORY OFFER City planners predict Boca "My heart Is heavy with grief but not wi'h Worth $1.50 Raton will reach its voter-b-nvengeance," wrote Curtis. "You need help very n small six. Posed population capacity in 15 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS during the Labor Day Weekend. Plant City teenagers, Syna-clew got on* Frail badly. In all li kill ed ke li Brown, 13, and Wayne Hunter, years at its current rate of hood you want to be helped but That prediction was met wi th when their car was struck by a 17. you are afraid of coming fo rward." growth. Fairway Plaza Drugs The Florida Highway Pa trol one day still remaining In the train at a railroa d crossing rv'ar Two o ther teen-agers, Daryl fl2-Ce43 "I'm not 'trprLd," said 3d1ctcd that twenty-four per. holiday, SrandoUr. )anlord their home Saturday. They Wayne Stewart, 16, and Harry sons would die on state roads Among the victims were two were identified as Ronald Bur'on Croy, 19, both of Tampa, - -----T were killed in a twa-car co iS * 1 k • me lision Sunday near Tampa, the patrol said. Florida News ief Troopers gave the following dethl1zof some of otherac- Start Campaigning Foster Memorial, (catures traditional music, cidents: Times Store-Wide food and oldfashioned crafts. Carmen Collins, 4, was struck TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The law requires that when a Festival goers sat under moss-draped trees and killed by a MIAMI (AP) as she The manager an adult — Although Gov. Reubin Askew person becomes a candidate he to listen to the Bluegrass, folk and gospel boo ks li tore says po crossed a street near Winter ce never have any tr ouble I' and former Senate President must start reporting donations ii us ic. Beach. enough men to raid his establishment Jerry Thomas are campaigning and expenditures, which go to. Some G0,000 persons attended Last year's A 13-year-old cyclist., Nath- hard for next year's governor 's ward the but can't come up with enough to protect it. $850000 campaign event and officials had considered abananiel Hampton of Bronx, New election, neither will admit to it spending ceiling. James Richardson, manager of Richards doning the festival because "we were be. SCM EJietric Boo k York, was struck and killed by because of the new elections Both Democrat Askew and Store in Miami, said over the weekend ginning to get the Image of Woodstock." I MIChiU a car in Sumter County, that his store has been robbed eight times in law. . Republican Thomas are taking e th pt five weeks . Reg. $74.95 great care wi th the la w, given Roosevelt Varnes, 31, of "They can send up a half doze,i guys to raid Ex pens ive Trial pterce, died Sunday when his enforcement teeth by the 1973 us and arrest our clerk,, but w hen we ask for truck left the road near Mullegislature. extra protection because of all the robberies berry and crashed Into a liquid romas tias requested and GAINESVILLE, Via. (AP) Five weeks of we can't get it," Richardson said. SALE Now In phosphate pit. Varnes was receivedguIdeUnesfromse.ea conspiracy trial and 14 months of legal tary of State Richard Stone on Pogreut trapped in the truck and footwork have cost the Gainesvll!e Eight 95 dro wned what actions will bring him un00 1150, 0, a defendant says. Fire der the law, Itaipti William Doty, 48, of "We've ra ised a bout $75,000 so far," sa id Jury o,i,c. According to the inter. ST. PETERSBURG. Via, tArt — A fi r.' John Knit fin, 33 of Austin, Tex, "But we're at Sarnsota was killed in a threecar smashup on the Caloosapretation, the thousands of dolthat raged through a St. Petersburg printing least $40,000 in debt." mothinot george stuart FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) lam's '-'is hatchee River bridge in Fort _iu pet store owner says he'll past Thomas has spent over the pla nt over the weeke nd caused an estimated Kniffin sa id Saturday the debts Included 1)3 East Robinson Ovl.nd. Myers late Sunday. Four other go to a eight mon ths for an airtravel and legal expenses. $3 million dollars damage, officials say. Jury to save his Several minor in juries to firemen were people were Injured In the acci- reputation after losing a small plane and to travel to almost The six defense attorneys worked without dent. daily spea king engagements do reportedaftertheblazebrokeouta fee in said. claims court case to an not count as campaign ex Floyd Pettia, 64, of St. Pe- old boy whose newly11-yearPetersburg Printing Co. near the city's bought tensburg, apparently suffered a snake died. pendlturesas long ssitiahi downtown section early Saturday. S•i ren heart own money and he does not as] attack moments before Exploding drums of cleaning fluid sent Last week, a Broward County his votes. car slammed into plumes of flame into the sky, fire officials a fence judge MIAMI (AP) ordered Barry Zeiger, Some citizens in Miami forAskew and his political sup near his home Saturday. said. complained that when a routine civil defense owner of a Fort La uderdale cxAnd two people were killed porters received a deta iled ex Firemen brought the fire under control drill was conducted otic pet shop, to refund $9.95 to Saturday they couldni planation the law recentl3 late Friday in a collision at the Alex Ayotta after four hours. hear the downtown siren, or give him another when they of met to map strategy intersection of U.S. highways 19 boa constrictor. Dade County Public Safety Department Both Askew and Thomas re and 54 In Zt. Petersburg. They officials, who activated the siren from outside Alex Rain Fails said he bought the snake f to say they are candidates were Dianne the city, said it was "an obvious malfuncRobertson, 20, of and a live mouse from Zelger's St. Petersburg, and Wal "If I say yes, I'm subject iz ter Gib. pet store. He said he WHITE SPRINGS. Fla. (AP) Rain failed tion," So they sent a man down Sunday to set the all sorts of things , 2, of Orlando. so I jusl to dampen the spirits of inure than 8,000 per- check it OUt. creatures in a cage the live say, "I'm no more a candidate The Florida Highway Patrol mouse as sort of a cage-warmions who attended the 20th ann ua l Florida But the siren was missing from its long, than the govenor," Thomas started keeping the holiday ing gift Folklore Festival over the weekend, time perch atop the Congress Building, for the snake and said last week. weeke nd fatality po re rt The event, held since 1953 on the banks of Building engineer Mike Furdoc said it had 6 returned Later to find the boa p.m. Friday and will end at And Askew will only say, "My the fabled Suwannee River at the Stephen been gone more than a year. it at dead and the mouse still scammidnight Monday. inclina tion is to seek re. strong pering about. e lection." ii Lz Mathietj* e On e More Day Rema i n i n g calls the shots as lie come here to buy canned sees them. There lssomething goods and beef jerky, to comforting, after all, about talk about the old days.like They the spectacle of the leaders of remember when the gold the mighty Executive branch min, was still operating on dealing in trepidation with a nearby Caribou mountain, federal judge. Bulletins v-- e • — Monro, I:xc I Morvt, Hawkins s7 Q9 [ countri program. Late registrations will be accepted through Sept. 10. FHP Prea C TIon Bia_it Ann O!tfrf' Panama and the United States may b moving toward some sort of an mderst.anding over the Panama Canal. 11 nothin g else, the impasse be tween the two es that has existed almost since the Panamaian military seized thee government five year ego, in October, 1968, shows some signs of easing. Both In the United States and in Panama there are Indicathms that th e two sides may be backing away from the hard-and4ast, non-negotiable positions of recent years. Evidence is to be see In Pan ama that the intransigent stand Gen. Omar Torrijos' dictatorship adopted toward the Uni ted States is far from reflecting the thinking of all Panamanian,. While it may rclJ be true th at most of the 1.5 million iithibitaLc of th e tsthinian repuhile feel Panama should gain more than it does from the canal, it also appears that a goodly number of them believe that Increased benefits should be obtain ed by meats of dignified, mutually respectful negotiations, ra ther than unfrlend]y con frontation, wi th the Unit ed Sta tes. Panama has been playing a sort of ideological blackmail game wi th the United States In recent years. Panamanian foreign policy sta tements are sometimes voiced before Marxist-organized groups. At other times, Individuals of Marxist persuasion are delegated the task of stating the Panamanlai position on the canal and the treaties wi th the United States under wIch it was bu*gid Is rnIntajned and defended. And all the while, the Panamanian dictorship has been increasing its con ta cts with the Cu ba-ComrnunL reg ime of ' Premier Fidel Castro. Sports groups are sent to and received from Cuba. Cultural missions, often headed by University of Panama rector Romulo Escobar Bethancourt, fly to Havana, and Inter play host to their Cuban counterparts. The message of the Torn Joe' regime seems clear; If the United States does not give in to Panama's demands on the canal, Panama Will move into the Marxist camp. While the leftist-led high school and university students in Panama City applaud all such gestures of defiance of the United States, outside of the capital the approval is not all that widespread. Panama's communication media, the press, radio and television, are tightly controlled by the government. For the most part, the media in Panama disseminate only what the government authorizes. N evertheless, late in July, news began to filter out that Uwe was popular resistance in David, captial of Panama's western-most province of Chiriqui, to the plans there for Observance of the 20th anniversary of Castro's Cuban revolution. So serious were the objections, so widespread the resistance, that Col. Manuel Norelga, the rugged head of the National Guard Intelligence staff, personally visited the area for an on-thespot investigation. Norlega, a no-nonsense car military man, recommended that the July 28 celebration be cancclli!d and the provincial governor be replaced. As far as is known, it was the first time in over tour years that the National Guard, which is headed by the maximum Leader, Gen. Torn Jo's himself, had taken overt action to curb Marxist activities In Panama. showing a substantial gain is the vocational iiJ[fld acp Beach and Sarasota already have begun studying antigrowth moves, And Stewart Curtis wrote the plea, printed in the Saturday edition of the Fort Lauderdale News and Sun "People tell us that they can't take it anymore where they c i 10 Whether it's an obscure rofile with his dx-guns back P alcl rt-t-entI %c.Iiile location Inquiries from businesses have Jumped by 50 per cent. - of Bradenton Stanley Curtis, an attorney said that he was making "a solemn promise" that if the killer turned himself in h e s iiu1 see that hi' rt'rl'iV(d all the legal and psychiatric assistance he needed. of(o -ii - e;r, The controversial growth cap has earned the blessing of conservatlonists, the groans of developeis and three law suits challenging its legality. Meanwhile, the Florida cities — owners about settling here have risen by 30 per cent over last rf ii~ R at on FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) Saying "It is only a matter of time" belome police catch U with the man who killed his daughter, a distraught father has wrItten an open letter to the slayer. Inquiries from hopeful home- __ _,_J_ .- = at Seminole Junior College Is proceeding at ,m rate which will exceed that of last year. Also -- Circul5tIó,ger - __ REGISTI'ATION in the college credit program ' County Editor M I- I STEADY STREAM OF STUDENTS — wpr 0 -. - I d ___ - ; I • t _____ — ______ - : - - 0 ./ - - £.3 - - AmAn 1 Umbie DIMFUU9UI Father Pens Open Letter Citizens say the purpose of the ceiling is to limit the town's population to 150,000 Boca Ha. ton, 4O miles north of Miami and in the middle of Florida's Gold Coast, now has an extimated popula tion of 45,000 residen ts, an increase of 15.000 from the 1970 census, ____ . X - ') ________________ - _________________________ — 0 1 A ________________ . I- 1_1 i — IM I - - - 4, ,. - — nues !!' i; SC BOCA RATON, Fin (AP) — Thousands of outsiders are Stewart. One ma n two weeks that he was getting afraid he scrambling to settle in this ago was tynical lie said he'd cculdn t get into Boca Rato'i if been watching what was hap- he waited a couple of InUre wealthy seaside resort city tore it shuts its doors, officials pening with the growth cap aJ years say. A referendum last year placedagrowthcejljngot. _L5i. Baton, limiting housing units to 40,000 after now-vacant lands are zoned. __________ 0 4, ive - _ since I IRa4erS -- 3 — ower ig 0 10 14C no ,a,'..._. , Monday, Sept. 3, 1973-5A - StL b F4% cjte ,.j*nJordjre fcLo-d hAil CiA4aS U' - - - 9371 .a, �— 1 - - __ - I ______________ PO _J~ W __ r~mmq - I I ? FA % - - z ---- "I I 1 i "I i 12 Dined ~ha, -o"116.01IIII IIII ,, I II I 11 i 111 fl Al D Duren y4 C 173.7 Cbcais V. drn s,t. . .1 I It II . Ii ; . i ; . i . . . .I -. 26 ( 111° --- 1Todemotth material Ca rried 36 Manner's - 12 j'5 - - - - - — - 1I maffied tra'I's ynunger sister when she was four months f !. A the weidlng Nhesrsal, the night before the wedding, we showed the minister our license and he said "Why, 1 can't marry you-you've been married befure!" What happened after that was a nightmare and pleaded, but the minister refused to marry us. Luckily I found - change location of the wedding. I irried all night, and got married with red ami r%%iMen (% ye-; Tt ~;-,1,; ferrible. — - — - LU - - — - 22 26 - 27 - I think omt attention should be paid to Fdard Sta - 28 32 31 I 29 - 33 I - — ! E 39 he is seeking it within the system. __ It would have been easier for him just to tell Eleanor that W(I luivv to tollow rifles, thil we frive to conform. no matter 42 43 4 45 47 48 - 52 — - - - — - - - — 57 - - - - -- - - ! iu u - - 'r' " - -_ ' i" I -- Reader Provides - - o I DEAR POLL\' -- Ineed help. I have a beautifu! white crocheted afghan with cross-stitched flowers on it. I washed this in cold water and a product made for washing woolens. 1here was a spot on the white part so I _sed a product for removing it and the snot turned brown. Does an)one know what I should do to remove - _________________ foal got? To get specific answer% ~o be sure to always give sufficient Information. -POLLY ._. I alpal Is the best Idea yet. Fzftt a flag pole where neighbors can see IL When ft 9hg Is UP. Uley are welcome to sw1m; when it lis DOW'N, no guests art welcome. Neighbors can see for th.mse!-!=, poot. oWNERS _~ ~ .- DEAR POOL OWNERS Cool advice Thanks ar b1f. FORECAST FOR TLFSI)A\, SEPIE'4BER 4, 1973 1; - I _0 1 HORU"IE " 0~~ from the Cwroll AWw Insthute I ! . GENERAL TENDENCIES: Not your speak out of turn at any time Make sure you use tact and consideration in your relationship with others, Doub1echek any writings and be sure you have your facts TII1 f.gures striighrhcrorc commenting , e 4. ARILS tMia 21 to Apt 1 14) lie L-c- tain that your data is coucct before energetically getting involved in anything Don; become too friendly with a newcomcr who could c3use you unexpected tiouble Be logical . h1sY 20) Pay your bfflz on time and avoid going into debt Try not to doubt the one you SOC, sinc e YOU 41C thinking erroneously Avoid a temptation ta splurge Keep busy as routine duties (WMINI (May 21 to June 21) Before you pick on an 1. L .~_ - . -- "- associate, be sure you rie holding up your rW shlm of the tc" wrisibilittes A pubhc AffAir could be woffisome but by evening all cleart up nictly l)oI sigue M00'si (1111 )RF\ (Ii tie 1 to Jul 21) D on 't bCr4te 4Otkcl 14)1 .O!Ue 4ppJfl$ lrt)I, since you could be Keep busy at regular toutines so you have ro lime to pick on cithers LEO (July 22 to Aug appointments on time for the pleasure you want to have with others, or there coulit be ilturiPointmtrit Make certain you handle reguln duties wclj befoic you go out .%ociay IVIR60 (Aug 22 to Sept 221 1tY not to take iny borne while iitcndrng to household du - - J_ .__ ~ -.- - -= 4 d Ii ult whet we forget to turn the lights oil I keep a clip type clothespin attached to the sun visor of the car. When I turn the lights on during the day I clip the clothespin onto tI'e ignit n kes %%hen reaching my dtstmation the pin re rn the fights off when I turn the engine off. - CASE , stitch crovheted all around the four sides Keep all those tic ions and limes you - UT pIo)1efs and union members shs not give a break to the har' aued small employern? " For example, I run a ery ,sore in . \ at- state income tax, etc "Mr, %irer! — AT BIRIDGE ___ . Giving a trick for Insurance f ~ # J653 sot 4104 V A K lec4 -. , . --! j ,,,, , , , 46-1 wr.-We n:) linic a(teridirig to dicary work so III you clear hand '" +632 the Jaft l'.'t rn-ire important activities later. Assist one who is in tinuhk and r,reds your personal help AQU\RltS ()an 21 to F&t I) t)on't rely so much on None 5-ullicrable North u1 Soui, Pass 2 i+ Writ otheis !,ncr they arc busy now and woined about their own 2 R 'r"l'-,'r '"rr per-son : .. .•. 3+ " 44 Pau 4, 4V f'ic - ' 'tim rdi' in life ' "cit Opt-nsngI-ad--K i, ii U IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he ,.w she wLU be out of those young people who will be looking for mistakes Jim: "Remember your old M sli things, in1uding pepte, so Wye the right friend Generous George who u-si training that will tak- your progen out o the negative sidewas always „i in away u-seas but geotti hem oack with innr i1a Sri-ni ate a fine out?.- (i-i !ir natural pugnacity teret' Her e ts a rlGPrrQt I - ihzy dr, not ;I " What you make -I flit S W3 Prillf-1, - -- J , C I JLiikr i 1siJitduaI I"ucasc fur your sign for S~riIt iii I ii IL)'lCai) 11). your copy V1iL1 yiur hjflhdate , I J ' — L he vuuy - water di t - ,, can ', . , ' tt l'J iL 'at,ri i Siii1s ic Inc, - 1 '-a-. - k ' - - -- my s ace o clubs wins FM i's trick and the jack M trumps led .7J .'rs with the queen .0 -. iUi ; t Id that tr-en 1 I . : . ~ help you lose - - ' (veorge would have . Pass Pus, -i,'t........ •' 'Atwt 5, t,r.crtomorru, ui-as 7 :0`1 (2) t- .s --_ 1. ~ - I I . -. . IF l_.a_ .~ _. J . ' - _ -. 4 .r. Sanford -. m_ ____ •" ---. ----- :' . '. I - -- 1 .- - . 111111111111i~~~ -_ti1! . ~ Women Only 1:00 (2) 1 Love Lucy (6) News CiiOOi I "s - i ' --.-.- --- ot fl of secretary Geneva Elementary School was formerly employed as a teacher's aide. (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux) I 1) __ - I - . - ;Fl- .... - ..-, - ____- .__ -t ~ = -. A- .Z. ' i __ . - at -L - - - - - __ ..-- d - - -j 1 - . &Z~0. _V0 ' ,I U454 our it 0 . i ii (T) ' (6 , _____ Nmi' I (w The 0nderful f -' _____ ,- ' a\,1l --- Of Dance / orld ( I W - '.- kI- ,. -' 99,4 , WI "-' V/ .9ance f,46 1, - _~2 ' . - .. r - . stratlons Aug. 23rd Thru I 31st - I 9:00 A.M. Until 1:00 P.M. " -= - 4-" '-- ~ --- - o k- 41. '1560 S. E lm Ave. i - Sanford 323-19-00 322-9272 Directors: ## 1p Valerie Weld Miriam Wright 0 %C . L I $ 11111M.Al I . - - ' • __ L i I :- A1ONG new teachers at Oviedo High Dr. Joan Schwebe!, physics and School, . - . . q _ II U IL_ . . , CAS)RUERRY Sliff"atm &VAOIXI IV . II __H () 7S 144% G041)0! . - Feast / - _. - __ - _.JuI— Gunn pi ye I I I 41W - - rl •- . 4A - . .F I - ~_ Is i . - - - I !~ * 4 $139 I )t .A -_- I ~ __1k _jlI1lffi"~__L_ _W - _.. Ai - 1.- __ ____ .- 40"rv - -- - UIPPEV ~ V98- i_% lk - ~ DRIVE M W Ill '.I. 3 __ ~_ . = __ i. I . . - ~~ I ---u? v I , . W, P - ~- - __ - X Robert " ,' ~ .-_%IIIIx_ I I -ZPar • 1 " - f - - . Mavc's, _______________________ THRU MONDA Y TUESDAY - • -- of m Delicious . - - iAW Coney Sauce j Reg. --' Hot Dog Smothered . _" A -ft pieces of chicken Pint creamy cole saw 15 • . _____________ Pint of gravy biscuits Regular Serves 5 to 6 hungry folks <Sc 1 $ °” ip I ou 's IV V .. S OLDEST CENTRAL FLORIDA' tNT. "1 - _____- All mi,q h(II(,rtj AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE COMPLETE OINNCR'S'UI'4T11 1:30 A'.' SLkVINC, DIAL 322-261.1 or 831-9993 :Mj a.ue I, " "i' AMPLIOP1Lh L)U1'4( , 'F / \ C N R( wokooI (\ 138-126% . 13 UiNING ftOMS Take Home A Bag Fulli 1905 French Ave Ph 322-9154 Sanford FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11 A M TIL 9 P M FRI. & SAT. TI 1809 French Ave (Hi-way 17.92 ) Sanford - I1fWAI,(,5 92, North in I ERN PARK U NT NI(P4TLY . ~ -4 ~ :I I _~ - 09 -. 1b A- _ EVERY // ,. , DAY CONEY DOG r ... William Dailey, . - or appearing in The Sanfoi*d Herald are avAilable to you in 8x10 reprint sJze im IN 644-1006 A8. - . , , HAPPY HOUR 4 7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One Color World - I j LOUPGEOPEHOA'LY _(LLUtiIdGSUPd , (Ito i) chemistry ; science and Robert Spector, physics and chemistry. GOLDEN SPOON AWARD "-'NI'R IT Iii' ,0' 11:30a.m. T112:30p.m.-Si.45 'SØfØ - I lam. TII 10 p.m. __ 19I_ N ..._ - i BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON with buy option AZ - ' - Hollywood I54.(OrrIpI.1 I I I I, To Kristofferson II ______ e . IN THE - ~ i I3 ~1 - I ,E His Guitar" - A I I , 16a Pa.ia,,ai t. s is L.1at'II1, i'i P1112 isis fli Ffl RESTAURANT - * A- fl I - i k, - '- I I' WS I 7 -V 0 - - .--,- __ 17ift'-k - - ft& News (24) Sesame Street (44) Get Smart ~ ;;II,.4_ - -I - 7- -- - - . ~. - . 19-- -- Iltcvi "A Wf I Is and ' Battle - . fletdes if we small em da So iDmo Wan. 1'_!° I U.1 I -'-'n- - ~ % . a Til 12 . --m-____i__ __ ~ -.-imom-," w Fri. A Sat. Tit I a.m. -. -_ . .~ , 139s ~ __ - ~~~ , Glili V News s 6:00 (6) - ~ . In The __ __' iu~ ~ I The Joker's . _Z i . __- - " .- - . (24) Electric Compa n y ,v.uSOfl SPECIAL — .I '-wi $ We Still Have Our. . . . - TEACHING languages at Oviedo High School are (I to r) Martha Aderholdt, Bess Hinson, and Sharon Beasley, English, and Carol Daly, French and Spanish. (Iferald Photo by Liz Mathieux) . . -. I - - 1. 11-. , , Call Or Come By - -, I " - - .'-' 0 = ~. ! Studio Req - NOW ( 4 - '_ w. '__ -_I 1)_ F Lo!I DA_5373_i00 _____________________________________________ % ,, I -- Ca,amm,n Password (9) 11.30 (2) 11.00 'j ' I r (6) Hogan' s Heroes (9) News (13) (6) Gambil - (aIIIr4tg ALL SLAT ' Pyrarrld . AT _ 3:30 (2) News The $10000 I __ - - SEPT 16th iJYJ.. 10:30 (2) (6) -' • z . I I CLASSES BEGIN qj - a (6) - 01 5 15 10:00 (2) )frs Place \ '' (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street 44) Lost In Space 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show Pe P erry ..'J.G S Batman (9)Bozo's Big Too THEATRE & ______________________ _ COLOR One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Rocky And His Friends 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Grl:fln Sh ow (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux) NT (9) Summer oivt a Showtimel 00 "The Young Nurses" Plus 00 Night Call Nukes" I (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 12) Return To Peytor Semester (2) Today bow) ' I 8:W (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas JEANNE Struker, home economics; Valerie Vetter,- art; and Deloris Myles, vocational office education. ftm 20 AsPT8..pi, General Hospital 6:00 (2) SunshIne Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun ____ . i i IM " ~~~~ITAMfAL But, while he was losing the (6) Match Game ' 73 .' - 23O7-3o.j + + A - - &.Jk.,4r_"t - ______ _ Register er Life 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is (44) (6) YNSAISS iU%UEt1 S . (9) Girl In My - 1 --- - ___________ Bixby in those last few moments. while he and Brenda waited for their car h,~ sat down at the blackjack table. And, as he expected. he lost the $2u he had allowed himself. Night MORNING ,, :"a :r-' ' - (13) St (44) One Step Beyond 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of i- I Floyd Enterprises Theatres 4 It Hill Bixhy went Ii. La Yegas to br, qlsode of his new NBC show The h1jeician l'.venlhinl' went line - until the last live minutes of his Newlywed Game The Saint 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6). The Ed ,f . - a '" (A) (44) Movie . SLA1-1 — 11011 V%0of) - INF t' Nt - Pmr? h a ir for irl U , , 1 rtditiioi from film center that ' s hurting t e Phillips, the former these days Franco /eilirelii opam 'h Mamas and The the great Italian director. pas ow costarring ys the Italian inovie indusin Dillinger." She' s cut her 'a try is in dire straits irshort and likes it. . (9) ews (4) News ':.• _. - - - . --- - -" nih was an expensiv e five millutes By Dick Kloiner that I mas have had a part ihe long hair style but I se grown tired of it And so are a lot of other girls Short hair is coming in (44) Star Time 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our uves The Guiding ,,' POLLY Dentoii, new administrative . \X I ' Øu' Will Michelle's short cut bring y , (9) A[; My Childrcn (13) Young Atvl (24) Book Beat 10:00 (6) Md'cal Center (24) Ma.. And 11'OO preparation for arrival of students Tuesday. (Herald Photo by Uz Mathieux) tiwy 17 ____________________ (44) Not For (13) Movie ( Movie -. ,. SALES Y. 17-92 (13) Who What Where Game Movie (9) -_ - 1'°' I Seccn CI ,, ($4) Keep America Singing Y,00 (6) Here's Lucy -_- I A I A 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Patty Duke Show 12 30 (2) News (6) Search For ~ . or ., , 174) SpecIal SC,1&it OR MORE ' Al ., A • AFTERNOON (24) The Chan ese Way (44) Hogan's Heroes P: 00 (2) Major League Baseball (6) Gunsmoke , _______ ..-, 3 i, Ne"v-, (24) Book Beat (44) PCtllCO$t Junction 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Whets My Line (9) Let's Make A Deai '' 775S,Or!5ndb Dr. 1.1_e'_ -i_- ' (9) You Asked For If (13) News sh; ___________________________ 1 m- -- __ !"' . ` A-id threreleb, Vst.aIelse TOOA Sqt I ', - V - --- Only Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:45 (44) News 11 - 55 (6) PI DAV EVENING - - .- A .. I l- _~_. , Plaza flrug rf(1'Lmmfl$4 it. . 4 2 T2 # A 4 4A K .117 , Jiri L _ U. 44 S Television MON a ny & Cher" and "Cannon" Sept. Bunch," "Odd Couple," "Room 12, "Kojack" (new) OcL 24. At 272," "Love. American Style" NB( 'NBC Mystery Movie' all start Sept 14 and Adam 12," Sept 12, Saturday-At CBS 'All in "Love Story" (new) Oct. 3. At the Family," "M.A.S.H." ABC "Bob & Carol & Ted & "Mary Tyler Moore" ' Bob ,l Alice" (new) Sept. " N"W hi..t" ai,u ' ...droI BurWednesday Movie" and nett," all Sept. 15. AT Nfic. '. a = ~ ~_ ___ S XMI I ill £ -: _., - $. be wword"blie- E-Uht will excess water weight We at Foh-wiiiIy - I I - ____ ' '111deod. ,Ae vniploiyem -, V IM-11111cs, -If 1xiliticians INIUST keep dlugally com1wiled 141 sibmil It) ihmmidmg more laxes. al least cii(tirct-d m-rvilude, for we are viiiiiiiialt, this Iremend,ims hiss L... ''.' __.." .--:-_ 04 1- .,,,, for a retail sales tax' 'Instead let the wholesaler . . (lictald Photo by Liz Mathieux' Th@bidding has been: NIb Pact . I r'W4 * tuiiir" p r wiek at the store, r then sjwnd many additional pay this nuisance retail wales Imurs im 111V INKikkeeping to be la * stiry I init my wtirkers* tax " ' I' livit we :;(x) grocers must chi-ck I it the Mile and IRS, . .. Arid that iin' rimies and t till, for every lahtd.11t. all tho fill 4111f 111111liple n*c to f 111ii-.111k,v lwnny levies called r6li, Ilit, stale. plim wriling our - retail salt's tax and get them . rma 1ides •dr lIi'ShoIes firm small employers merviv burwd the liplal lax. 1. , .A IV 2"4 T '; -NOW Showing 6:30 _________ new series, At ABC: "The New (new), "Dean Martin," "SanTemperatures Rising" Sept. 18, ford & Son," Sept. 14, "Needles 'Tuesday Movle"and"Marcus and Pins" (new) and 'Brian Welby" Sept 11 KeIth Show," Sept 21 At ABC Wednesday-At CBS: "Son- "Adam's Rib" (new) "Brady A ' -'' _. .. I May we serve \ unskilled union workers in your own city of Chicago are paid over 87 per hour! " Dr. Crane. if taxes MUST a _...__ - 1.4... .... . 'i'ff' School are (I to r) front row, Susan Peeples, fifth Geneva WA" " .w.','u. PR0BL (Formerly Eddie' s Bake Shop) 105 W. First Street 11111hoins tif iour empinyees woll first heart and ruffed a club in % i' 19 ah 1I sl ves of gis Iin relief. thus causing an effort to make seven the ',,scrii,is",st lax bureaus, then dn sid (iii 'Jill . Ingher iix , i. '" hand would really collapse. wi' are fined! You would have had any num"Moreover. my net income IAI-* •# Ii 0, C,a• ' a 14U. bet of l ine.; of play at your disnaming my seri' and doing ,*(It4,ø, i posal but flOflO o them would itu •4r.t.d p*vtp• ad ,,, ,. i i'rk fi'r ,isi'l.' .1%1 U ' ' ,1• i . . '' tricks anu 50111C w(juld have 'eft you with only 10 - - ),. Fj ace In my own ' NBC will offer two nEw half. buts Oct. 2 and "Shaft" (new) Dept. Consequen ts ' 144c. vilher frilin 41ur state .the queen hold, I might be giv- %im' up an overtrick but I want- rapilals fir Waiihinghin D.C., freed friini stich petty drains (M r lime and the 150.000 In efto make my slam and my fow thus Im-ing the flit, the diamond ,t ._eInenary Arid lhiww . 300 may have SW '.iPt.'riicrs meaning that t',t rs 54Uk our I)1k$I tustoiiltrs I,,,ri w in "ur '.1 .tt' rR ilso II-11"111-Illy ! dii I in iie the i litik~jk' - r ,' c• Saturday 7/1 U ,/Am tween that day and Nov. 14. evening -"Lotsa Luck" and 11, "The Magicia-i" and "Po- Out" (new) Oct The granddadd) of the corn- 'Diana" - and anew Monday lice Story' Oct 2 All three are 'Girl with Some thing Extra" i!il .. I wholesale five trumps. It didn' t matter what East did I would get to rpff one club in dummy and wind up with five spades, the aceofcluhs and a club ruff in dummy plus four trumps and 4294 t recently I generosity insured the contract mirm-s'ft,r our carefree em. EAST *K: with what L (liC CxeiLses and health treatments a I Li Ufl - =2 W F-ST 48753 , 'i' : n " (new) and "Friday Ischeduled for broadcast be. hour situation comdies that Oct. 9. At NBC: "Chase" Sect. Night Movies" Sept. 14 "Ro ll '. , - KAYE B. BERRY mends books at .. lti'.tt id I Iliust put iii You will recrive a oollar it Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea. Pet Peeve, Polly' s' Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly in care.of this ne%spaper. wig: # Q1074 don I tune the usual new weekly variety show . t,, ' Thursday, September 6. wforking irnan a easy union .xhedule of but 40 hours per then bury if so we retailers and the buying pubik don I suffer tt't'k "Nor do I have a boss who further I,rnsIlIon on our makes all the deductions from valuable lime. I-or example, a wholesale my payroll checks for Social firm prubably has at s-curity. federal income tax. ready a gold color. Glue red or green circles over the ends and thread a colored pipe cleaner through the holes, croohing One end to III LO the tree and slip a bell ever the other, Sequins rhinestones etc can be glued onto the sides of tPiø fx if SOJ like MRS ft 11 #AKQj9 who I_ cent3 at the check out ci;iuite '' .0 . " - \ - tball work fall season officially will CBS and "The Rookies" on "Tuesday Night Movies"start Vu" Sept. 27. start, with 23 new series and a ABC. Sept. 11. "Hawkins" (new) deFriday - At CBS: "Calucci's s' -4 1 t tst'i Now, for the determined Thursday - At CBS. ,,The At ABC: 'Partridge Family," season is about over. Tonight, Doc and the I.ong Branch Sa. opening night far,, here are I.he Waltons" and 11 29 Ix 11 on 1hursday Night for example, NBC has no repeat loon as sturdy as ever. starting days and dates of other Movies" Sept. 13. At NBC: Dollar Man" ((new) Oct 2D, m ovie. Monday 1115013 the scheduled new shows and first-run epi. "Flip Wilson" Sept. 20, "Iro1 Instead, It's and "Griff" (new) Sept. 29. airing a fresh three-hour starting date of new episodes In sodes of series returning his side" and "NBC Follies" (new) documentary, "The Energy the return of "Here's Lucy," season: Sept. 13. At ABC- 'l'orn.n" Crisis." "New Dick Van Dyke" and Tuesday At CBS: ,new) Oct. 4, "Streets of San Next Monday the three netMedical Center" series on "Maude," "IIawiii FiveO" and Francisco" Sept. 13 and "Kun' grade; Constance W il liams, third, Jerolyn Cinereski, reading resource teacher; back row, Pci.iuv Ashton first; \i,.,,, Ford, r oru, fourth; ' y 11asmusen, rten. Other teachers are Jerry Keeth, econd and Betty Skates, fifth. Will open for business village of keep going u,'up-up, why not "And I employ 2 others plus use some business efficiency In collecting them? using my If dt "Why not stop this petty drain -c'n at 7 AM. and on our time to collect the 2 or 3 open "Put I .' ..r r - 7 - r-- _T - _~_ am __ __-_ ' /i h ~ k ~-_ . P R e r u n s At Endf — s hard season on TV next itionday with start until Sept. !7. ADDITIONS TO GENEVA ELEMENTARY FACULTY for your enjoyment / 11 , i'ió 4 ,-..-1 0 ,/ -. ,,. / '13 ' ;f"f . . I ~k A' . us; II--I I.Ow ' - 507 Lem 1) aged 3$ .1 , - .. / 4 IRS l. / ' Icr or sequins and make / " ornament., to have ready for PIU your Christmas tree. Large thread spools can be used the same way znd many are WIN state Silurday irmtents in summer drirks. I, , A:,~4 Ne 0 i _Spray with paint, dip in glit. . . a M4 .,-* , ' - offers a startling suggestion Dr Crane he began "I lhiik the lime has come when 'I~abor Da * should be changed! '. . 11. . f . . I .4 'v . . a Zmanaw- -1 We plan a fu ll line .. / . - - -- NFW 9 tI ~q `1 J',, / r. nurse" the workers' las — SAC is , r ' ' her graduation from Lyman Ifigh with the class of '71. .he has cor.tthucd a.s caiiier at Pantry Pride, 7nyre' s 1 now Plaza Cacselber-r is two )tars seniority. Vicki lives In Altamonte Springs. Her hobby Is the beach Z= -:-.. . - C% I - -1 ____ desperately need help but employers with' but a fr'w employer; For the boss now serrs as glorified "Papa" to DEAR POLLY i think I base an Jnteretlng w ay to uti ze e double knit .craps I have left from my sewing. I them into live-inch squares- A thin strip of quilting cotton is put between two squares that are then blanket-stitched to. gether with yarn. I crochet around this with a ll .W stuffed blocks together to make an interesting afghan , .. 9 ,,I Stegner's Bakery Ponder Len.'; inIque Ideat For DEAR POLLY - After being forced to burn our car headlights dtiring d2yligh'. hours, titiad batteries are often the %%tong word could be cottly to you Study tonight SC*ORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov rivat deal of moncy on something you wdl later Irzfel, leave your vlon7y in the bank and br vateful you dW If you must invest, get the apptovat of if,rne expert a .1~7 - VIL11 I TAKOsParticipated n . program before By It isn*t oarkers who now that is attractive on both sIdes. The entire throw is finished oft with the shell I W%-1 U i-1, 1I7' .~ F: . --~ I __ to believe, but the endless rerun Marshall Dillon, Miss Kitty, That' s such a Welal event for a girt. . (4"SPAFfilli VjT[APFI ASSN) clean both parts of my ornament mo' st effectively with a soft cosmetic brush such as designed for the id ph Mige. I also found this brush to be ,eal* ' (or iI dusting and cleaning jobs that require delicacy The briitle area large enough to make such tasks (easibl.' and soft enough to prevent damage. -CHERY[. unpoftant tight now 13c sure to krep an eye on you., purse ;- - ece iiit; a far better untirtstindinit Ilse yout charm _. __ .- - WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. I 1" .,•, , I)' U 'i)\Jtk I Haulerson - ' t DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the manufacturers of sun glasses who do not make a variety and fashionable shap" in clip-on sun glasses for tfiose of u' s who wear glass--- DEARL I. of coral that i -,, .... if more parents C11JUhIC11 rwaro tacy 3 gumptiOn, PCI' haps fewer promising young men and women would choose riots on the one hand and conformity to illegal break and enter orders, on the other. DEAR, MRS. V. J. - As often happens %iih ritilders' prob- and 0us there is no embarrassment for the pool owneirs. . - . . __ ~ ______ , The Sanford To Believe AP Te!evfi;:-in Writer lJ '' Th,i- powerful infl uence of a father %she dernonstra' .cz =*,rag,- and inlividuality can outlive the pain of adolescent distilusioti ji responsituilty. T/ - .- ____ ems your Informatlou Is a bit limited ,;;oat cavse. the orig- Ia fi __: ' lea — I t t'. , ____- of course, 10" . r~d - ~'sss= --il _______ U W air. 11 ... - i 'd . . -_ -1 I- . - . But at s Edward Stacy will be prevented from buying the brand of cynicism which leads to anarchy or mindless conformity. ' _________ ,, - t_ _ . have anybody different She was defying authority," he s?id By Polly Cramer / ' r-~~-F_Y-- ter may be somewhat disillusioned, flow can she respect an olficial, such as the school board prc3iuenl. who wcrInk irs of achievement and insists that choasing a pa~tel print inf id of i iid ncttl ic nr indi 1c1Lnhit than co Lowdown Polly's Problem Further advke to pool owner,: 1. At t P I z _-_ If Edward Stacy is scorned by the school board. his daugh- DEAR ABBY: For thwe who have private swimming pools and do wt mind shairing them with n6gMxws aW guests to please bring own I)o Me W)spitaIlty Wt by pvVidIg adt drinks and refreshMeats or 7cm wW soor be bankrupt. 3. Be firm in iins~ Mat NO chiMm swim without an adult who em double as - . a liEguard unJea YOU yoiu-K1f want to assume the 6I~ - __ By sticking his neck out and standing behind his daughter Edward Stacy is teaching his daughter that she can work t',t1mi Lii ..$Lm - that il s(etn is not a calcified mono . .. ' ci:&. uu... rcc nicn ho.s us togetfltr and an be reshaped hen It is pushd out of hack -- - 4' __ r _~ i - .,. - - y All told It wait a day long to be rt m"nibered and Iam 'U) h appy ...-.' Which is why we raised a generation of students who bclieved there was no wav to work within the system for chan ges. Thus e spawned Weathermen bombers and Watergate 'burglars. - Ij ' - I __ 6:1 always done. I— 51 49 0 . .. . d J d __ 41 - ---I I STIU BURNING IN TEXAS friends W. I __ Edward Stacy wants justice for his daughter Eleanor and __________ 38 My rear is me.sured by the pound My front is by Uie ounceA dreadful situation when It's what's up frot that counts' To bra NOT This problem I have )'F 3V bra k=t c:; turt cz and protects What little bit I ye got! 1*1V_11W;G TO M_ I~E Hi SclarmDALE I - Unlike a lot of us. Edward Stacy complained about the school's action to the school board. tic %%,as rightfully angry, especially as Eleanor's dress was handmade for graduation - not because handmade was better, but because he ouId not afford a store bought dress The school board dtsrniss(d his complaint but he's going back again for satisfactiion. •'••- _; _______________ ___ -- flanks of hair and bonft have I But here's why I'm disgusted: With all Y a 21 - ____ __ r _~_ ~ . .. - -%,-. ., Z, Everything was so fect even the weather and tse gals in the clean-up detail, Gale Johns, Evelyn Bowman, Verne) Green and Mickey Slater did not seem too bad off for II ii . F "Aunt Cilla" were there too and Justasehipperas girls of 90 and • Li ___________ 30 \Voni a Eleanor's father. _______ 25 " BRA-BEATKN" : . pture ___ 24 a - - - - N hots unthinking and cri'cl people in authority can be but e moments ater, other story wWternrari) ca Eleanor Stacy. P - 17 - - - \YTT,1r;lrlI it is the kind or story oiie reads, with a touch of dismay at I 19 — — - . because she I11Tr 10 - 16 — ui tuatwn I rant resist submitting this little whimsical bit of trivia, entitled, 1 j r r Mllmle- - First Baptist Church, you marvelous to see the progress surely did miss a very pleasant which Betty Thompson f event, making after that dadIut) There was more food than occident which nearly took her , could be eaten and It was such a away from ,, pleasure to see some friends I don't suppose I baotote11 _______________________ you that "Miss Josie" and pai Ic will have read about 13-year-old and forgotten the tory. I Hard _P"" - - trn I hae nut en for too If you did not for sore eyes dnd Anna 'totely s!ww up for the IM an- has not changed too much niversary celebrat.ion of the through the yea:ri and It was so CIIULUOTA She was the young girl who was rcfuscdermissionby school authorities to attend her junior high school on 50 Notta suffix r- r 15 lu liv iow, a lot of - -L.-. ___ _______ - _ __"MI Mrs. Nora Tanner was a Agilt eanor and the system Eleanor Stacy of Cli/onArAi 4S(enera1 form changed Players - - flnbe 5UstoItan r- T to his family minister [a Baptisti and made all the ar rangments. We s4re In heaven. It never occurred to Hal or me to tell the minister I as married before I didn't think It mattered, because I knew many divorced Baptists who had married in U* church Hal's mother knew Iwas a divorcee, This same minister 42 Invited tin for mIrrors 46 Ultsrnatum 6Auftran plychialrask 47 Illack 11I ) pearh 4hruader 5 Dismounted 34(;LluerI,$ to marry. flat wanted a lhrge church wedding so we went &jr.,ui athll& Se fen 1hI 43Seed covering shrub sue of thi, group . By LIZMATIIIEUX County Teachers New Herald By Joanne and Law Koch 1911.11 ttfcct 32 Flow= van DEAR S71LL: There is no universal ruftg in the Bap. tist denomination which prohibits divorced persons from being married In the church, but some groups of Baptist churches have guidelines relatlse to this Issue which their clergy will follow. Unfortunately, you appeal' to have picked -- 17 D-Jke Of %fill" 4" E~& " st"Cul DEAR ABBY: Mv first marriage was a dWister so I ry divorced persm? i mistakes :7)I1t got a di-orce, Then I met Hal. We fell In love and decided _1 23 Pare Zi Small children 31 Morcwer tMV - 14 To be(Fr.l 'I • tDIgalI Family Lib I " AtiI b 14 F'' .I- > II1'L 21 Ft ,', . (_( I- Tf5 se stattstrian 52ri,esidesill"r 53 8 fl>e Italian family 9 Long trip lit =jtI%_r 1 fl1Oit before W ! I Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary .. ~ 42.w4w lowly 4S Active picnic 51 ' I * 1 1 1 111,11 Divorcees niglitniare ~ . .- , to beauty ; i LJ (Jkb-) 14je --- -- I l.11 ACROSS __~____ Around (Jiuluota M11.40* _____ ____ - W! I - -k--J4\__ Anything _ _______________ , ~ i ~ ii ~ l ~~~~'~me 8 ______ 10 P.M. �____ ____ * ____ _ ________ - - __ _ _ -.- _ - _______ ___________________________________ SIT - _' I' ____ .L' '•1. i i I I .' oo s _ k _. For 2 D r - _1 ___ - - ,000 I—— I - pen ning 0T (COnttnut'd From Pg.1i it's not hard to be good," Allison I- grade and "working and walking to 5C)ooI" W probably the worst rt. "Take-a Wfl3 and pluses are —; - I '! Avenue WASHINGTON (AP) A record grain crop has beer forecast for the Soviet Union but the Agriculture Department says the harvest will be smaller than had been expected "They ha%e to lecro to good and stuff," seven ear1d (Jan Wright, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wright, Iriaann Cirtic South, said The prediction comes despite repor of severe weather conditions In some areas where threshing had not been completed "Nevertheless, it does not appear - - _~_ ' 0 -1-1 ,--A _____ TonyY Cox - BF l iiOW Ifl rrogress that conditions have been sufficiently f i bad to date to have caused serious . : 1 . sald. "You have to do problenu on the, bI and learn how to it . UNDER ONE ROOF STEEL GIRDERS ready for roofing span !9,000 owner Jim Triplett said firm hopes to complete square feet of display space at new French Avenue and 24th Street building for Central Ftwnitureand Bedding Co. Inc. of Sanford Co- i move from present 116 S Magnolia A v enue Sunday ' .. . -, - 6__.2~ f& 7 a -'AagaiiMIM&I Uecision Due On 'Ma or .1 floor of the East First Regular Meeting of July 10; Se( bid owned by Dr. W. Special MeeUngs of July 11 and Seminole County Corn- ground missiopers are scheduled ____ - Tbesday to make their final V. Roberts and several county ''r , , ar j rJcc 'r tmprari1 at - I - -_ Jul)17, jd'ç J, ...—.... t - ' - .. the death sentence urjI the 11 __ ' ' ~ --- E tJLIILy controi -• - . , !it* Lu i planscnbedawnaj third 7.2:30 p.rn.-(Contd) Hearing floor added to the courthouse' Re: Seminole County exaftne Malcom Alftnan's pet, south Judicial wing." Ordinance 72-10, Section &C, w hi ch has been held in Early estimates have pegged Determi nation of vmeter or Tuesday I . I -1 . V _- f__ • -. -- • -- - - --- -- -- - -_ ________ - I •. - I 11 CIIIIIS ANDREWS - -- ' - castuxM 133 fast R0S1tjSOtq J ORNDO ( - - 2 a . _z.; - z It.- 0 stration I ay Morning ~: -17 . fl letter of their 1st narne. only that Ul be made New students who have not are those involving errors. . _. registered should report to school library. - - hi, - - - - - N ~u ~ I eziine EATING ON THE RUN, th is young Cambodian soldier keeps a wary eye out for Comm un ist attackers on 111gbway3 in the Phnom Penh area. I 1 W . ( f%'S A r7_17 Students awmg 11Ifrom the I"t SCII term Should re" the , - You've waited and now#s the time to buy ... Ford Dealer Clear- I - 74 prices rtdir I ' New i nde penden t "So we must wipe out Troops Are Killed Your Ford Dealer soon and th the biggest You'd better hurryl By Drugs Workers Accept Settlement - I 0 they're going fa, Better see , WRONTO (All)-Many of Canada's striking rail workers accept the wage settlement voted by Parliament, and the trahLi in vastern CanatListart rolling 119itifl, 13LIt 1,01111V univivi in th west ern prov inces continue tie 12-d a y-old walkout H eld Daily DEIiIOIT (AP)-NegWators for the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. were expected to battle today with what b6th concede is the contract agreement: voluntary overtime. Bargaining has been held every day at Chrysler headquarters since the company was targeted by UAW leade rshi p to bring a pattern setting con tract to the domestic auto indus try. It's been 12 ____-_ I 5 - '-• ___ 714 II aims I- % ti I during the . Cholera .. . i .. NAPLES.,Italy (AP)-Italy's first outbreak of cholera in 0 years appears to be subding In Naples, where nine persona have died in the past week, but 40 cases and two t hs are reported in Ran, at the southern end Of the tr. AitanteSrIngt JACK I PROSSER FORD rOMPANY 1111110 dea I I says the byan goceniment ha. made lar,a to rndnthin oil production despite its natiunaliration Jail foreign oil corn. iik But the prtmar told a news conferen ce Sunda) that, HILDA RICHMOND _______________________ if Itoe companies do not accede to the government's demands, it will export ouly enough oil to PY for its in vestment Program. -_-- - - - ________ Pehn," Sihanouk said in an Interview taped by CBS-TV in Pe. ki ng and broadcast Sunday. lie said there will be war until I -,: -. -': season, which U.S. bombing raids - - - - (1 . Ut ~ _- -- - _. - . ; 142 I*& _ l .. . - I t ~_ -_ __ .- - __ a' f r dent of the American backed government in Cambodia. day's blaze In which 35 persons died The police filed a charge of Ilful arson against Bent WIlly Nielsen. A niagistrate's court ordere(I hini heW for a week while the police Investigated further. Nielsen, who sas on lease from prison, denied the charge, and the magistrate noted that the police h,id presented no proof of arson. Nielsen checked into (lie hotel 1111(lel, a false the fire broke out. escaped fully dressed soon after the fire started arid was taken to a hospital for treatment though he was unhurt. The police salad he told an American couple at the hospi tal. "Isn't it terrible, and It's all my In the television interview, Sihanouk ruled out the fault." possibility of a coalition government between the court Sunday. Ile said he was In bed when he nmelled sittok., found the corridor filled with Communists and Lon Nol. Ile said the insurg,,mls will !r1unch a major at ta ck on hnom Penh n soon s they have stockpiled enough anunu. UonfH)U North Viethm. ese. The attack will be sged a in the day. but they all said they c~nly two TAKE A GIANT step would couldn't help because of the Sunday, and both were listed in A orkman in- of the uests placed a towel stalls baffles of %ood Inside under the seal and then covered th e cooling tocr of a nude- it with ther tel. We kept ar power station under con- placing ano water on the towe ls to struction tit Port Clinton. keep the seal inoist. fie was Ohio. Cooliag %aler %ill flow . . over the bafflesto carry off convulsing and spitting up • — Area Deaths , . NIM I A L LE quickly and stood at his • . , ' 1tcgers said — - r I . -. , - - P. a rMwfth We r (raeiI1e, Fiorld iloni in Mizusoto, he used in Sanford for the past 40 years. He was a inember of the Sanford 0ristian Aniance Church and was a retired merchant- Susors include his wife ,Mrs. Clara Lee, daughters Mrs. Ardys David, Sanford, and Mrs. sLstrrs .%Irs. Ilazel Trapp, Sdilfor-d, Mrs. Irene Watt, Sanford, Mrs, eke OrIdnJG and Mrs Zana Clause, Wildwood. son ,Mr. Robert E. Lee, Avr,n Park. Six grandchildren and one grealgrandchild. brisson Funeral Home in charge of • _____________________ - fa Mr. Fay 1. Ixe. " j6, of 1102 South Oak Ave., died Sunday in a __- -- 7 . -_- - ___ 4 __ _ _ _ 1 _1~ Z __ __ Someone has said lliat there are five foo&i which are essential in a persons growth They are lose, learmng, beauty, ser%ice and suffering. Without these foods the soul does mt grow. Given hunger -the soul grows in an experience of It,~ e. We arc- nourL%hed %htn one hungers for learning, studies. seeks mastery of a subject. Beautty cornes only when we striveappreciate or crea te the beautiful. Suffering as ood may WM 10 US as hard ee1tences, but have yoa not noticed that men intent upon Writu&l acevement hays grown more surely and rapidly when suffeting was their lot, rather than when life moved along like a song. OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: No high or higher t.ge in life is coached without devotion. Funeral t 7r& sr LEE, FAY L , down a ladder. lie said he had registered under a false name because he was violating th e conditions of his prison leave by staying In hotel. -- None of the Injuries were ported was serious. Four per- "We began telephoning ev. sons suffered supe arr ngements. ' Nielsen denied t his .h en h' ( was was brought t o smoke, dress gers, a Belmont, Mass., guest at re&rt, the Newagen Inn, A COPENHAGEN Denmark (AP) Police are ho'dlng a 34-year-old Danish convict who ,, crashing incident Saturday night that e nine injured, a 'east sour with shotgun wourI eOnC WC could think of early gun wounds, authorities said . begins operating In 1975. allegedly told other survivors of the 11afnia Hotel fire that he was responsible for Satur. J kept saying the federal government wouldn't let them touch the seal" said Patricia heals created %hen the plant blood all through the day," Mrs. Sihanouk was deposed in March 1970 by former milltarychivf Lon Nol. now the presi- P j s "There was a big exodus of on a resort beach because of the peOpit! Who are peace byjurisdictional dispute. FInalJya mu." state official ignored federal Veaw said sta te troopers and law and came to its aid. equipment at the scene did The seal suffering from a not move in beca use atrucgunshot wind in i ts stomach was left suffering Sunday be. lures would have been discause state wardens were pro- mantled after the con ce rt anyhibited by a new federal law %a ilfid poli ce would have been from aithng the mammal, ciii- outn um bered 100 to one. cliii.. said. "Mac's Party," which had "ft was really disgusting the been scheduled to Last three way no one was allowed to do udys, was marred b teanything, the way everyone 1'Ii: Jf I I u rmIng community. He said the fins we started by a crowd of about 2,000 -all that rema ined of the 36,000 persons who had at tended the fe Uval at its peak. "The group that's left the rowdy e lement," Yeaw said BOOTHBAY HARBOR, - — Live," he said last week.° Gen. Sirik Matak, second most powerf u l man n Nol government, says no negoC UfluC of Cambodia to end thL fighting. I ended a day early Sunday when set shortly before midnight Maine AP — A wounded baby al bled help'esaly for 14 hours -. 1 1 Polike Con esso nialista established in Phnom Lon Nol has also said little hope c tIcintnit. "in the face 0 bad faith of our aggressors and their accomplices, we have decided to drive out the invadets by force of arnix in order to defend our independence and to past year. Rock Festival Day Early; Ran utMoney I - 1 V the imperialism,..." in the . an old burn on the festival site - - ________________________________________________ "we can wipe out th e Lon Nol regime as a puppet of the U .S. s reported •."- r Wounded &mday in wooden latrilm and Seal Q I A 1 A Ho r - . I . ... i - . -1 . , - ~:_.. -_ . no progress since. Sunday'ss banIng was abbreviated, as UAW officials relaxed to atch UAW President Ionard Woodcock's appcarancc on BC s Meet the Pr U.S. imperialism arid nw-colo- e • - - : I I deals of the year on brand-new 1 73S. They've all 90t to go and - - Es. - 21"I' Miss Ile said from his exile In Pe. Kissinger, who is scheduled to bombed in 1969 - not areas ocb in the (all. 'li copied by th e North Vietnam. to firdsh. Even if we have to spend ese but areas very populated 10 years ahead, 20 years, 30 The ousted ruler strongly de- and occupied by my comyears, we shall never renounce nied President Nixon's claim paIrint indiin my *n$diør our aim," to make Cambodia that Sihanouk had authorized i,nd our scho-,Is,' said. Police are holdin gs 34- tor, died July 20 of a brain edema -swelling caused by an excess of nuld -that could have been caused by dru,o and that traces of tnarijuan,t ~kere found In hi-i stomach and .small intestine. ForCI tO you. - HONG KONG (AP) (oroner C K E lung tells an in qustthatIuct' l,ec, the Chinese-American kung fu BUn ac• DOROTHY LEGGETT 7 X for a 13 V Death Caused I . 1 ance Time Beat the rising cost means I column by 2 Inhes. Too sm all for ad Ii not'ced or effective' - - I er now, e ra- ceo ulls liz . — .-4." I . ., -.- long weekend would claim 550 'a 650 lives highway crashes, drowning and other accidents.O Muggy 90-degree weather continued to predomina te east 110UND, Vt. (AP) A promoters ran out of money. of the iss ip pi, but cold rock music festival disrupted State Po!ice Sgt. Arthur rains and icy temperaturos gate crashers and gunfireVeaw asid several f were — 1111NOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) -The Cambodian gov- I ~~ PA TRICIA sZ;cK A.WP217 prime target. The National Safety Counci in Chicago estimated that the1 were reported In some plains ov MAO EVE - j. • ernment re po r ts only half a mile remainsto be cleared to reopen Phnom Penh's hi ghway to th e sea after hard figh ti ng Sunday in which 13 gcvernment troops were killed, in South Vietnam, the Viet Cong and Nor th Vietnamese bombard the outer defe nses of Hue with 520 mortar sheila, killing three government troops and wounding Mx. c - Br I ot face' I.- leaders fir ed off their cu with the Nixon admInation and its economic con trols a • Sihanouk says fighting between cember and May, he said. "I always protested Communist and g ernment violentiy, very strongly soldiers in the Southeast Asian ihanouk gave no tnoicaUon angrily against such country never will be settled by tha t he ill meet Secretary he said. "You have lie bombed you planes ha ve Year-old Danish convict, Bent Will), Nielsen, who Lh ey say told two other survivors of tho- thifnia Hotel fire In which 35 persons were killed: "Isn't it terrible, ad It's all my fault." ielsen denied he said this or was responsible for the fire iturday. Th e dead included 20 Americana. ,,Ott • Bargaining Is a a Police Hold `1 f -& (1.1! 1;II ,- ift ,- bar iled Cambodian ruler Norodom norrnally comes betwpen De- bodia. N -* New in the area? I 14 ve iV_', 0 1' - • I WASHINGN (AP) fiI 11 fto - — I W I . fj JA . . - gif - - conittee Italy. Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. Garriou and Jack R. Iusma have made several resources nina over South American countries, but lighting con di tions today were right for th e first time for a European mission. their activities . * _ - cent said the I orld . - -_ S Few traditional Ibor Day storm, Delia, i anou i IIp . ,;;~~ I., -I-1 # - __ _I - _________________________________________ 0 L-1f, I ---f . But the welcome Wagon itess can make it easier to adjust to your new sun- q L:_; "_R~ I an3atpt or repI his pmiow school. a Z~ - - y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and mountain state areas. moving northward toward the M much of the Eastern There was snow above central Gulf of Mexico states. ,. Seaboard and Midwest kept 000-foot level in Utah. Leonard Woodcock, president r sweltering amid a prolonged of the Uni ted Auto Workers, bMt wave, millions of Ameri. In Miami. forecasters at the was among labor leaders lash. cans took to beaches and the National Hur ri cane Center kept Ing out against current econom. mountains today for a last fling close watch on two rapidly de- ic pollcles. fie Wed that food veo1ng tropical storms. One prices ve gone t.'p percent of summer their 59-day space journey. ThIe 9,00mIle pass starts over South America and passes over Chile, Paraguay and Brazil before crossing the Atlantic to Span, France and northern p9,7 million to fund them through the year. At the same time, a presidential cornmlsslon headed by Dr. Milton I isenhower was appointed - . I ,%,- • rope oday. It was part of the schedule for the 38th day Of January 1971 and last year, - - - ___ I, card from " - __'__-_ * - C I r. ______ i ions On Beache 1 or ast Flina SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)-Skylab 2's astronauts wer e do th ew first earth resources cam era work over Eu. the first time publicly provided - A - M IS I I'D Astronauts . .volvement in the radlas - - - - • - 11 .;Utr_--;--- - - - . - - - -.- ______ - -_ ______ _.. - - -------- wanted mo-e to discredit the administrat.lon. Nine per cent had no opinion The poll covered 1,2 adul from across the - C)PENHAGEN, Denmark (API a smile on your - 1. dA91iI - -_-_ normalcy in Soviet-American relations.. 44_". . . I - I NO I % UG J liNt I be adu4t.teLL . - _. --- LF,AVING HOME aalnst communicable dis eas,orhasbeguflthe 5jes 0f - .1 -. - . . . --- ,s l - administration However 28 per con to Soviet on and Eastern Fur in the earl 1950's Fr1 ht views e radios as a perpetua ti on of cold war irri. tants In an era f in creasing -. I ~ ~. I 17mirr-74I - 1, ---- . . - ____ - __ k ; I I .. _________ survey also showed 57 per cent be eve the committee is more Interested In gathering facts than in discrediting the Nixon Ttie two radios, long financed secretly by the Central Intehhiue ce Agency, began their broadcasts political l statement which says the student has been immunized _ 1 r • ______________________ Suknis entering choii for the (i time from OUtf4tate rm cony with law by - - ___. 72E~ - • Seminole High School ma d e on schedules until all new students should bt! on cwnpu3 studentz are rc&te,re,d. After by 7:55 a.m. on S ept, 4 to pick school is In prOgTss, an an. up the ir schedules in rooms ncunent ll be made con- . . I 1 I . ,. eral urces, beginning next ~__ year ~OFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV -~ 'T1ia5WS%ftIII.._ ! - __--- I ~ 1 -, - - . I I- . • - , r - •- PRINCETON N.J. (AP) - A recent Gallup Pon shows 2 p per ericw Uirn Ue Senate Wa;gate -, cent nmtL ,ear are u... t •.'& - F on c- tha i - amendment to require the two radtc3, to get at least half their operating money from non-fed. iL.IIIIII . ns 17 ~_-1 , .~ - -. 0 - k JL---:--.m ,- Fuibright has offered an - - I i- 44 - --- _______- B. IM74 County Budget — - - , Serv 9:30 a.m., Fire Code ince (One Hour Allotment) 10 30 am Count) Depositories (30 Mm Allot- . J - -... - Those voting againi it were . - - Public Convenience & Necessity for General WaternrkstoserveBrooide dog may not be "banished." and Schott Developments. Comtasjoners will hear 11 (Cont'd Applica tion for ports from Circuit Judge extension to Certificates Of Dominick Sam, Chief Judge of ment) Public Convepence and the 18th Judicial Circuit, in a 1):00 a.m., Ambulance Necessity for Indian Hills work session starting at 8:30 Service (30 Mm. Allotment) Utilities to serve Schott 'ona4diUoceA 11:30 S.M., South Seminole De%Iopment. by t he official court reporter Uttle I ague Iase (30 Min. I. ( Cont'd) Applica Un for and the CouriL Allotment) eztevAon to Certificates of Vihien said commiu1h,. Public Convenience & arc expected to discuss UNTY COMMISSIONEI Necessity for for General poulbiIIUei of ei ther AGENDA to serve Lake remodefing the vacant second SEEMDER4,_12:3Op.Nt J. ( Co nt'd) De termina tion of floor of the former Hollywood Compliance by Ecological Shop building on East First I In vocation Utilities to Cocnt Rule'; and Street for a fifth courtroom or edge Allegiance Regulatio Rs: ns wat e r plant... leang a poon of 3. Approval Of Minutes of K. Application by Ecological UlI for change of name. North Park Avenue. Courti-I and June ; July 3; Special 9 Reports: is already located on Meetings of July 6 and July 9; A. County P anner County Atty. Hard M program, operating fund , -. - Abaridon a portion of Woodcreg last week after extensive Mouse in the County Com- lAne in WooI Unit 4. y of the missioners' Meeting Hoorn 2o3. (Michael S. D&vL) F. (Cont'd) Consideration of MV Minty ardinance says if 8:30 ami.. Court Reporter (30 Arbor Or&mwe cotinty commissioners deter- M Mlotment C. (t'd) Application for nI a dog is vicious then he 9:0() A-m-, 6xfft Space (30 extension to Certificates of must be denod. Assistant M Allotment) - . '.. 1 - __I. I n gs A re Good 1. - - . _. .~ -z ;-çz1 _ Heari Weinesdav The partmcnt, and legislation to Ark., Sen;ik Majority Iader _____ J - - - __I .1-7 Briefs s -_ . ' _______ ews Senate has scheduled' four linlit t6c war-inaking powers of hour of debate on bill to au- the ["r esident. Sen. Stuart S)nungon, Mo, tliorize 11*2 million of financial The bill to fund Radio Free acting chairman of the Senate -s rn. ices ____ __ recess rncr "many other proposed construction, C. Coideration of Amend. "Mayor." Hethe G regory Drive families " in The complete work session ment to Building Department Of 1d Hills, bever, !& dUng agenda la Budget for I73 have asked to testify abed the as f011o: D. Petition to Vacate & dog's activities over the last ba ndon a portion of Sylvester A ar.Vth1en sai he also WORXSSIONAGA Awtj Villas Mills Addition. o 100 telephone (Thomas A. Speer) calls m coun residents in All meetings U be held in E. Petiti on to Vaca te & support of the dog during Uw the Seminole County Cour ~' ear ii ______ \ \ .-P-_- t - - lia ry es t. ti turns from a month-long sum- authorizAtion for the State De. Chairman J. W. Fulbrig -_- ' I serious problems had developed for the De ate to * rf fronting Congress when it at $1.5 nilhlion or more. County 8. Public Hearthg7:oo p.m. cocnmioners wi ll atrtlse A 19774 Port Author'ty teltimony Tuesday about to back a bond JsM for thI 'I.- _, . I . K3*211, '.1' - past three years." And, despite heavy rains in some areas causing some deterioraLion, the report says indications were that no Na ona WASIIINGThN (AP) — Conassistance to the two radios for Europe and Radio Uberty unlinued federal funding of Radio the 12 months that began July 1. der a new Board for Interrø nj9 Other fore i g n policy kue national Broadcasting was a ,rillI t firs,. ' a 5er1. •..Uint' 1ixil dt ! fr osd ii Jul y b t r or. r the y h foreign policy issues con. size and shape of th e- f eign aid .ttee. Relations georgo - _ - __ _~ ...'B-ehavingishard' a I age - ______ n Adjourn -• ongre .ss o f Engineering Items nd Lugg , - - ___________________________________________ 0 0 Ice S upplies An-Drafting & , ______ - ------ Office Furniture Office Machines the judicial wing po_d1tion cmt not a dug is vi6ous. County Commjon man Sidney Vthlen Jr sd ~ 11. veterriancild county pound newly 5o dav,%. - - sherfff's department wing is 4. RepI G. County Attorney under construction. A. Road Superintendent H. Clerk After hearing "We tnticipate almost two sworn B. CI Engineer 1. Adm,inistrative Assistant testimony years need (or additional 5. Cen tral Florida Zoological f J. Cha rma witnI that the dog hai. courtroom space,'VWen said, Park Loewe Amendment 9. Cotiunissionerg, District 5, 1, i d ur,tii ott rs tacked resitIcn t btnd b Consideration of Designatio n 2, 1, and 4 commissioners continued a referendum in Novemlx-r and of County Depositories 10. Item for next Agenda public hearing until 2:O p - . I I a I ,- a ii Below, an exterior slew of the 500-foot tall tower which will hold five million gallon. of water when the plant begin, producing comm er cial electricity in I9S. ') ;i--' ridges over which the combincs will travel during threshing. As of Aug 20 the Agriculture Service said 23 5 million acres of crops were formed in windrows, "significant more than on these dates in any of the Save on LEE' 114 wed. "ri ow "escribe construction of 2 n c car power lant at Port Clinton. Ohio. Ifuge cranes felliver steel beams to work station. inside the cooling tower, left. - - means to shape the plan into long Ob 0 : County's I 0 D. Pollution Control Officer ,p Stla1 MeeUng of r 9 a B. zoning Di rec to r C. Building Offi cial July 12; Regular Meeting of 'L~ I . •. . -.,. __ . --...- ~ k --;.*--, - _. __._ ___ - _.1. 1`1111CL N 11 .. windrowded plants Windrowing R.gular $129.95 County Faces Cours Problem - the first Electric Portable - ~__ ' ' -'I The second step would be to use combines to thresh the grain from cent of the Soviet grain acreage had - .. . : phase of Soviet procedures ha1-vesting said that as of Aug 20, about 55 per Forecasts call for record 195 million R oyal Apollo 10 been cut in Union grossed 168 million tons, a low yield that led to massive purchases of U.S. grain. ne Foreign Agricultural Service . . really print, I haven't learned lH.% (4) rite 't.t location and open new store by Oct 15 ( HeraldPhotobyBobLlOyd) — --__--- - write I rste in school no, I • v i et s of grain to be harvested, less than the 197 4 million that had been Moscow's goal for i wheat, rye, oa, barley and corn crops "That's still good as far as be in formation we have n is concerned From the little hin coming through, things sound pretty good," said Roger Euler, chief of the Communist countrics branch in the Economic Research Service The 1972 grain harvest in the Soviet Monday, Sept. 3, 1973—lB J `2 A TALL ORDER ;M ,- -_ - -.-.. .- .4 so tons gross weight - __ -- work books a nd play Ton) the son of Mr and games," she sa(d Mrs Je Cox, 881 tngdaIe hard for W i n first s Forecast For • their - Crop ra i n . - - G The Sanford Herald , 0 - .* 11 ti kfckbaH1saotof 0 deI R ecord A - .-. il fun and learning to read Is fun . -- ; Stua's L- Aurbeck,7,daughtcrof0 Mrs Paul Aurbeck f First "You have to be good, do Place, said. what the teachers says and - a & ___ -- Graders First 4. t OIL - - 91 , a, ev. G. ata McGarvvy, III vkriii be a? O akta*n Memøriøt Bri on Funeral Home charge of arraouce GRAMKOW 1 . Chr,5114n Alliance Church 0* , ,j L FUNERAL HOME 1)0W Airport Blvd ''P'I' East on A,rport Blvd FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL ON HIGHWAY i __________________________________________________ __ -_- - • -. �::i t T 28—TheSnif-.,J H ' ii Monday, Sept. 3 19?J Depth Plagues Title Hopes a I; J Lyrnon Preps For Jamboree a : *• ¼ . I I By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent IWith an all-veteran backfield, Ly. man Head Coach Dick Copeland will take his Greyhoun into the Tanr gerine Bw1 Wednesday against (Mk .. Itidge and defending Metro Champs Winter Park ? rn a pre-season loop Jamboree, .' •. This year Copeland plans to use '. -' the same style offense that took his k'am to a 7.3-1 record including an upset victory over Eau GaBle in the -' space Bowl. ' - ________ Bob Costantine will again spark ____ 'j the offense at quarterback, Last stason he took o'cr thc h-i In the sixth game and reeled off successive %lctorie.s oer Jones (21.0), Lans .•, .(27, Sanford Seminole (41.14), and Oak Ridge (29-fl) and then took a _______ ' heavily underdog Hound team to a -.,_•_T4 23.28 deadlock agaht Winter Park. A -1O victory over (9-1) Eau GaBle in the Space Bowl followed. -. . At the other end of Costantine aerials will be senior end Tom c-', ,' Gooch He led the Metro Conference _____ last ear with 7 receptions, in- ',, i ¶- 'UUV (iUi 10 k1 It-flU HIM' - r,,. i'..i...• T.L- ------ £'uivay Juziiuurt , —. -- - I in LeesDurg. The Fighting cluding eight touchdowns, The tight end position will be handled by veteran receiver Mati Le.811e. Throughout hjij Jyjgj career Leslie has been plagued by shoulder injuries, but this year after an operation and CXtCn weighiliftIng he appears to be his healthiest, Along with hi catching duties Leslie will be called on to do the punting, CopeInd reporis he's been "booming" hl,s punts at practice but it remains to be seen how he will do under pressure, from defensive to oftensive ba'kfieid ts Terry Travis, Last se&,so; Travis came up with many timely interceptions this year his receptions wili be on offense, A lack of d'pth on the Hound team might cause Travis to resume his dut1s in the defi0 backfield, F ossibly the biggest surprise in the Lyman offcitsjve montage will be the fullback position. Gler }IjlJ, the only player in Lyman history to play four years of vsjty foli has been moved off the Line to take over at fullback. Last year freshman Mike Massey was a standout ball carrier but has since moved away leaving the spot open for Hill, Hounding out the offensive back. hell will be Al Cleveland, In case anything should happen to Cost,antine, Copeland will look to Cleveland to take over at quarter btck. The offensive line Is also full of "sesoned" veterans. Returning at center will be Fred Human. He too! over last year when regular ccnter Ralph Elliott Was injured. Elliott has graduatc-d leaving the spot for Human. The tackle positions will belong to Mike White and Redney Dowling. In the last campaign White played both offense and defense and Copeland will count on the same from him this year. Dowling was a detensive end, but when 11111 moved to fullback that Iefl a tackle position (tee, to he moved into the new slot. - Moving t ) I -- . P - ' ': • :' . •• •, - '• , -• -- - • • !! _.. , Il 'I IJ T I .# 1 I J 1 - I I 11 II FOREHI1J.NY (AP) Djorn Borg arn Vijay Mnritraj, relative unknowns in worldc tenni thten to tt the carefully stded U.S. Onen into n :s-up i.) I la.1t ' . 2 West Oakland Stan Smith, c(avorcd with Romanlan the Knnsas Cit' 7$ , Nasta, until the defendung '±urp1or, as beatr te-nger, IUC3O en, thed for a 6-7,74, , 66 70 .433 13's triumph Borg, the handme bnd I7-rld from r Ros Tanner of Lookout Mrntain, Tenn. MInnesota 85 70 .481 14 Sen, upset third-seeded Mthur Ashe In (our or 61 •O .466 16 Sixtlseeded Jan Kodes of echosIovakia sets Sunday, while Aznritraj, a lanky, l9-yearld scored a 6, 74, 74 umph over Texas 41 58 .348 from India, startled fourtJseeded Rod ael Layer Shafel of Egypt; No. 13 Games d Tom Gorman of SeatUraIl1edfora,7$,vi.,ver Cl 1and5Dj4 In"Roth have a 1mg way to go to get there," said C'VC Mark Car of Great Britain, and N&kie Pilic, the at Ashe when asked if be thought It possible for the No. 15 Seed from Yugoslavia, ousted Phil Dent ytxmgstera to meet in the final. 5IOI Australia 4-8, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. MilWa Although Borg was spared the adulation of The eliminatiemu of Adriano Fanatta of Italy, seeded 14th, and Manuel Orantes of Spain, Chica o7 Ca1Uor-nIa court crowd during hIs 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 thai-clstill In action. ã round IriUITIPh Over AShe. The seeded women advanced according t C%Cland1 hike it better this way, 'BorId, referring plan, howeer Baltimore I New York 0 to the lack of young women at ins hee's "I can I A Margaret Court, the 31-yearold Australian who Mm' Te V corgentr better," won titles here In 1969 and 1970 and Is favored to "He played very well within himself," said the meet defending charnp:oi Billie Jean King the ..ity6, JiD4Wld S 3Oyear-oW Ashe, of Miami,' and I ditto theip too final, overcame hlana Kioss of South AfrIcain6-1 iauwu 10, ITu,,wawee 4 much. I didn't volley at all and I didn't serve ,, uonuays Iames 6-4 after hating Cecj Martinez of San Franc1sto vy u-el!. in the third round Saturday 6-0, 6-1, , uiuuure (Fuezaiuuer 9.6 and 'lbe schedule was perfect for me and I was as Mrs. Court, seeded second behind Mrs. King, Jeu,erson 4-4 at wton (Curtis will face Virginia Wade in the quarter-final IZan0b03-2),Z1,N calmly troke back" — ' ' ,, 4 ( 423 ' -• ' " - - - ,• -- - • c -" •... . - - — _______________ -_ -_ c 42 - "I , rnr,u Not as hopeless-as a 1-13 record would indicate, be- :i, a e rece', invitations to the Sentinel Star Central Florida Championship Relays which will be held at South Orange CA pool on Sirdy, Sept. 15. Events consist of relays for . . cause Bud Adams finally had to bring in a general -. sagacity fr i manager, Sid Glilman, who . .; I - - •• V 'S .. I; w requires. Sid will also help Coach Bill Peterson in his getajuinted 'Ci Se o' P°te — PU F 11119 wee I Uy outonthebottom.Wehavean 3.Texas(1) tenor (or the game. lie plays ecellent chance to repeat as It because he likes 'the idea 4. Net*aska(2) of winnIng." ' ------------- vutJI'I'fly ''uerman FULI,ERTON Cahi. - /1 - -- - !i: - r 4 - •. - a— ,f . ' - - • '.( - ;RFi'i1i Y' S - *- , . - C" •. , $ P lu! 1._v v- "-". . ' -• ;. ' • / $ --'j 785 763 1 - --fe - ____'! 1 ________ £'1 T I ____S ______________________ — ' _________ -' - p - over the horse. His head Volunteers Swim . , - ,• -. • t -- ' Baltimore GabrII ind HadI 11 seasons eat-h in Los Ange- ',. les and San Diego respective"4 ly, Then all three were trad ____ • J c!IN± - • - - - ! Teams generally treasure - -- - -. •..' - - - -. ... - , . .-. •.•- • -• - ;. ., - . -' -• -_- 'ue' I - __ ____________ _____ ADV f(WTAá'T I'D" ' ADC CfOIMUArE STARTING to mix It up before the snap, this pair of gridders on the left would oarn five yards for another am In regular season play earned a few words from the eagle-eyed -------- ------------- -- IAY cching staff. The SemInole varsity eleven plans to split away from junior varsity prospects this week as the season's opener ----- - (Herald Photo - by J Richards) lug his breathing, and DeLong had the presence to pull it OUt. Announcement of the 'ar Smith, and Sue Demins. ticipatlon by Don Reynolti, Eleven to twelve year olds, Which probably quarterback s life. saved the Principal of Seminole hI1gi Tim Aiken, Louis Kelly, Mark , School, In the forthcoming icIntosh (Junior OI)mpIc fI Quarterback is not a posi. - . •. Miraculously, the accident Swim-A-Thon has spurred place winner), Greg Smith, t hanr his footba1l tlon (or vagat,onds (U the interest among Sanford Swim Scott McKee, Paul MtNulty, starting quarttrback in t,,e who had also fur,cAssoctlitlon members. Though Fred Tramell, John Smith, t11is 'ear, John hiadi ve neer tioned as a running back at Reynolds has an In. Rues Sheibenberger, John ', , a, laved with another team I ,ansas,ka• v,i iioO I accepted reined Green hay style 0 ol- inCITun,ver5k IM* mnjp fl •- '., M (I McDold D I ' 1 1 fall m'iubilin hladi never missed a regular season he has not divulged in which Berguson, Dma Lee, and Jackie renewal of Faith. "At the a e of 33" he "I'm just gtting s1rted 6666 .500 1 65 70 -181 3 63 II) 431 3L to • - ..L- L Pet. G B - feeIpresurej feel we are as good as anybody Ohio SLttt 42-37 lose; to South c play FIrSt of all we're g em Cal ii the hose I4ol Thi to the Ite 13o' ' thin we'll ItUC1'C)u S 'ot t\%o tir' pl4IC( think about the national cham. votes and 8% points. Texas, Nepionship." braska and Michigan round out Anthony Davis, Junior tail- thetoplive. back "I feel they have to out The Top Tnt with first play us We're a tight unit, the place otes in parentheses and type It t&'es to war' Loa1 points s nints tabulated on ___ - - tJ - Pittsburgh 11 and 12, 13 and II, and Senior. Chica 1'() th tditIii the (iiul,,r free Ml - • _ • —er ii •------- -. "a, " back . O-e* 1, Yankees 0 Baltimore used two walks by New York starter Sam McDowell and a pair of wild trhea by reliever Lindy McDaniel to push across an eighnning and beat the Yankees 1.0 behind Dave Mt-Nally' (ow-hit plirhing. — .. ,•. •. T.satChicago,N CIevelandatMllwaukee N New York at Detroit N' Baltimore at Boston 'N ' N 1 - — - . - I New York iMedich 10-8) at Detroit (Coleman 18-14), N • . 712 14. Arlaona St no kansas, Boston College, Bowl6 15. FlorIda 102 tog Green, East Carolina, Flori558 16 oulsiana St 89 cIa State, Georgia, Georgia 5 17. N Carolina St 62 Tech, Iowa State, Iu1lile, 449 18. Houston 54 Mar)land,MInnthMj.uri 4V 19. North Carolina 0 k I a h o m a State, Southern 5 . Texas Tech 23 Method1s Stanford, Syrase, Z5 Other receiving votes, listed Texas A&M, Washing224__aIphabeIcaIl}_Air Force, Ar ton Stati, We t Tulane, Virgtni'-i • Cleveland (Perry 15-17 and Tnmc ' • : _______________ ', • • •-' •-------- Pro Charts S_' , ___• - . - ji - I. - 1-0, nujas opened the fourth Inning against Vida Blue with his fifth run of the t'asn and only the 45th ef h lI-year majorhome league carer, A walk, Hal Mc Rae's double and singles by Pa &haal, Rick Reichpxdt and Carl Taylor made it The A's got to Steve Busby for all their runs in the fifth on Reggle Jackson's threeun double but Rojas ted off the Roynla' fifth 'vi th another homer. That roved to be the Winnini! ruin when ()ak1ar4' Jsu A;u slammed a homer In the eighth. If ) A.UEI .1 Al', 1 )k liatiwial dIIHplUI it we (Iufl't , Michigan (2) Southern California Trojans say let things run wild, If we don't 6, Alabama they feel no great pressure as look ahedd to gamjs against Penn St (1) the No. I team in the preseason uci and Noire Dame." & Noire Dame college football poll. The Trojans, 12-0 last season 9, Tennessee "The good part about defend- when they were voted the title 10. UClA ing the championship," saId unanimously in The Associated 11. (tie) Colorado J.K. McKay, Junior split end, Press poll of sports writers and (tie) Oklahoma "15 that somebody tuis to take broadcasters recejed55 of 63 Auburn serve to remain No. 1, If we season balloting released Satw'lose, we don't deserve it." day. _____ - WithKa crmin - . buried the Colifornia Angels 1 and the Texas Rangers got Kansas City ballpark Sunday, so he spent the rest of the dy making sure Oakland's pitchers felt as bad as lw did. 'incthing in my left side is botherj, me," the veteran socond baseman saId after belting two home runs In the Kan'.as Qty victory over Oakland that lifted the Royals within 3i games of the or1d champion A s In the American League's West Division. ManagerJek McKeon akcd RojasIfhe wanteda rest. 'o way. RcJas replied. "I n!n t twit flU way..not as long as we're in this thing." to other American League games, the Baltimore Orioles nipped the New York Yank 1.0 on an eighth4nnthg wild pitch, the Boston Red Sox pounded the Milwaukee Brewers li, the Detroit Tigers fired Manager Billy Marlin and then edged the Cleveland Indians 2-1, the Chicago te Sax : Cleveland was playing some of his best tennis, , . 24, 6 in a threeour centerourt match, - - Bautimore Boston itroit — ' LP 78 54 .591 14 62 .44 G i2 6 .526 8' , •. • '' .. ---• .- ..-.- By HERSCHEL NSENSOJ Ant -- , OAKLAND BACKSTOP Gene Tenace (above) and %VhI Sox catcher Ed flerrmann (below) make going into home no easy job for runners Tornm' 1iarr Boston a'd - Pet e rcia, 4 American League •'. -• NO EASY JOB GOING HOME By The Associated Press Teenciaers L1DSefl:ncy . c, , • - - Chicago Cubs, from the Atlanta Braves, In record. honk and Chris Speier's twoS —The Cobs, 3 games back W Inrings and 114; the Cinc He Wghiightsd a five-run lint run t uble, both in the fourth "Who's lint?"starts, is hcw the after old comedyonroutine much leading the division by as nati Reds blasted the San Diego inning with his thre.run inifint sparked San Francisco 7' 5.3, gan,defeating topped tadresJ,and)jouston But the National League's Pittsburgh a tros crushed the ! As- homer, and Terry Humphrey to its .3 victory in the second East Division has changed It to Angeles added twrun double, The lead game. team that had been iou games Dodgers 9.0. to "Who's IN first?" buIlt to 7.0th the third and behind on June 27. in Cubs 5, Pirates 3 With four of the six teams the fourth on Breeden's RB! —Meanwhile, Montreal, also Reds 6, Padres 1 The Pirates' stay in (t bunched wiUiln4ga,neso( p1e, Roes Grimaley scattered 3 gaines off the pare, got a place lasted about I8hour The Astro; 9, Dodgers 0 dhision's top spot and the St homer, to trlpks anda double e, ght hits and Cesar Ceronimo loss to the Cubs further Houston' Lee May hit two pacing the IMuis Cardinab trading the from first basem) hal Bteed. Jumbled the topsy-turvy pen- homers and drove in four runsdrove Reds in to two theteruns, fourth straight posIton the Pittsburgh Pl• en to12-0. rout the I'hlladelphia nant race, "It's going to be to back the seven4ilt pitching of rates as with the season's final PhIllies G.1 uVeI SdrI Diego. close like tliL, all the way down Dave Roberts In the Astros' month progresses, "Who's in And don't forget the Mets, to the end," said Lockman. first?" is 4nybody's guess. triumph over the slumping still in striking range at 5 Billy Williams' two.run [1gers Sunday's American League —The ardjnais, who began back, or the Phiis, who still homer In the seventh inning Sunday's action Just .0001 b Gtanti 511, st'o Braves 3 were: DeLi-nit 2, Cleve. have a chance at seven games snapped a tie and lifted the hind Pittsburgh, came from b Bobby Bonds Mnashed two land 1; Balttmore 1, New York back. Cubs to vIctory, hind to top the New York Mets homers, helping the Giants to a 0; Texas 2, Minnesota 0; ChiIn other National League acExpos 12, Phils 0 5-4, 10-InnIng opening.game go 13, CalIfornia 3; Kansas 7-4 and take a one-game lead tion Sunday, the San Francisco hitsand accounted for victory over the braves. City 8, Oakland 5 and Boston 10, over the Pirates, who lost to the Giants swept a doubleheader 12Breeden's total bases set a club Dave Kingman's two-run MilWauket 4. .1 .J. - - By FRED RIENBERG Auola(ed Press Sports Writer --::- - Monday, Sept 3,1973-3D Pirates Fall One Game Back --.:", -• t 1, Th2Saniord Herald .•'. : - - Cookie Roas 'Feeling' Better I!! LtU9U , -.I/I Expected to go at guard thiS Year will be Brian Stroup and Charlie Meeks, Both have had previous experience; Stroup with the varsity and Meeks with the jayvecs, This year Lyman sports a small team both mumurically and in size. Copeland believes this will create depth problems and he' fears a serious Injury which could cripple the Hounds chances for a Metro crown. Wednesday the Greyhoun will have their first "real" test of the season, They will engage Iii battle at the Metro Co1erence Jnmbore, The seventh quarter will be I agaInst Oak Ridge and the eighth could be that Iong-nwalted "tutu quarter" of last year's 28-23 tIe with Winter Park. The first regular season contest will be Sept. 14 against Colonial on the Grenadiers home ground, What could be Lyman's toughest game of the year wIll thko Oci 5 against Edgewater, the second ranked team in the stne, ) •..----.-,-------c- - ------=. EMORY BLAKE, Thbe Tackle Coach gives instruction to his defensive bne on who to avoid an onrushing offensive charge during practice Sinns ntn- _____ ________ 'HERE'S HOW IT GOES'' SEMINOLE HIGH COACH Lamar Richardson gives instructions to his offensive unit during windp scrimmage sessions as the Tribe goes into i final week of pre-season preparations. (Herald__________________ Photo By J Richards) -- VV III liii IUr#f II I , Ird G function as the omnipotent the AFL was at Its peak. The Interested spectators may unders wIll be Robert Neville, man of the of tense has been Detroit Lions, who picked find out on Saturday Sept. 8 Jason I.lngle, Minds Lingle, gt'neralI' cut down by the him, wanted hiadi to be a run when Sanford Swlin Association Frank Rcwe, Art Woodruff, aog; k!nses. And ERSFIELD Comm Deviln who has been strug- Paul Harney 7(-66-6&-2O2 APR'11. Ca r 'exagger: gling sce winning two titles Butch Baird natSafrtlBaUd lebora Horrell, Pat C 6772 " ''You dqnt see the deen (hargers promised hin he d Mcd: 'There're a hundred guys last season, came out of the forn KIte 1 .. , .. , .,. 68-7143-202 ass- 'intl the c ecticular la stick to the less arduous quar- .en3Iuuroouguininga1 h(i last seven years as an within five shots of each other, pack wI a ng o ec ________________________ accomplished pro quarterback as niuc1 ' h 'adnnts "iu1 terbackIn and so he signed a.m. Gigliotti, Aisen, arua i(uflwau, UUC Any one of them could win it." secutive birdies begbtog on and Cynt1iia th a art rback have cen ru, rate ) with the A'L team. Reynolds will pit his stamina McDonald. h 14th C more crItical than it ever "PASSING SHOTS' Most scouts didn't think he bit thnth was. lie has to be mn ore pa - had the arm to be a pro pas. Smith, Walt Morgan, Mark But that's not true. There their division and 1,at SCJM)fl Bent. lie has to U3c his head ser. Hut the Chargers M A light-hearted loom had sent were only 30 withIn five Simmons and David TerHere are the top scorers after more. 'iou take what they Don S ii t 'I Ia t lace p at Tennis and Klosterman to Lawrence. , give you. Certain ames yOU willeger who recently took a and nine within the third round: its history Kan., to check out HadI in at the to oio into today's th place in the 200 and 400 Bruce Devlin 6517.67199 nal rou ( Green 200 000SamHubert 63-73-199 blow to my ego. The $Ituation A Long Courtship "WeHadi. were a"lie rollout team, Olympics Meet in Barlow, You re getting acornpete. recalls there was completely ncgaone day to a live. At Sa'n Diego sse were 1Y dl1Icrent look. nueniirst come there on thehappened Open Golf Tournament, ,sjher foursome at Bartow, losing because we were getArnold Palmer in Cxit flCC I S onebulit 68-65-6-20o imining in the 15.17 age I threw1 Sthte( three difl'erent tp1e-. of ting outcoached CJkr 64747 fl 0 COur eon s in or s Casper was among them. So Gary Player group, Included Tom or man Now you're n ar ,,,... was Arnold Palmer and Gary Billy Casper W&I Hadi had played his first getting live or six 67-65-68---200 O iO AP McDonald, Morgan, Smith and decade of pro ball under Sid zones Miami ti.is different player and Lee 1vino. All the best Terwilleger who placed Fourth Sometimes the best Now, some 25.000 yards Gillman. who believed in a iont' in the hustrcy of football, passing ialu thats puans are within two shots of the top John Mahaffey 6849-65-200 and 186 aerial touch' ;n the 200 Medley relay, of men go astray and wide open br id of offense, I studied them I New Shipmentsj but the lead is shared by Dave Elchlbergr 884844-200 , were what happened to mustachioed wmm1ng wC '1W meu,ey for a week downs later, that same footA and elving the quaru'rbat'k his before we played them last ball talent scout must still riuutrt ureen anu rtusuauan rnig Stadler. Smith, McDonald, Simmons head to throw deep, to put s'ear, trying to pick up re,omn oes Bob Payne tips. I like 76-64'OO veteran Bruce Hadi's arm. DevlIn. and Morgan who also placed points on the scoreboard 'never could pick U any "I didn t plan on making the 61-65.69-201 quickly kevc Don Klosterff,an is no the fourth, finals when I came here," said , eu,zi.s They had matching scores Also to be seen swimming In Stadler, a Southern CalifornIa of George Knudson 67.66.68—.201 The Chargers, with Bob It's precisely this type of 199-14 under par on the 6,588- Lee Elder Schnelker nu'' handling the mncital Y nez 0 bring, the 5000 yard marathon swim Junlot, who beat Dave 674847 202 challenge whch in- ing Johnrhladl to Los Angeks. yardWet sfleldCountryClub Richard Crawford 67-6847-202 will be Charles Fraser, Kevin of Concord, N.C., 6 and Strawn offense (or coach Parland trigues hit' balding quarterJim Spencer s Restauran 5 Son- course and Just one Svare, had gone to a tightly back and helps him retain his stroke off ________________ Smith, Happy I)cas, Theresa day in the 36-hole windup of the the best 54-hole toLal of the Henna and Ti-lab Demins all 15- I.LS. Amateur Golf ChampIon- year. ____ — 17 age group. ships. S Thirteen to fourteen year old I But it was Just one stroke in Ia 'ed so I wl' in swimmers Include Terry ,. front of Palmer, Player, CuII Sthdlerak.'qthinkTvonoie per. a round leader JimDFTROIT (AP) "From when they won the World Series "lie was the right man at the Foul line to foul tine he's a good under Manager Mayo Smith. (or the Job at the time," a team was In high school. Since then Bob Payne and Da%, CIchel. manager," Jim Campbell said I've won only one or two berger, tied at 200. Martin, Cambell believed, spokesman said. he doesn't round.s," The erratic Green u.ontinued and' to sonalitlea could be moothed man will be, I Calif, olfer ii this organization." out. IlwenUroin 63 0 ay flue AIOCICI, Presi 'rt It hnt"nmø nht'Inti'i Suunttav. 23 INCHES BY 3A lNCHF •.. . I.ViftI ness Club course, he couldn't be round and back to a 63 In the when Campbell tired the Tiger stopped. third round. manager, that Martin hasn't BOWLING -. llVt'(I up to his rt'sponslhiltties OKI,-UIOMA CITY Earl .-. --as Campbell seci theni. Anthony of Tacoma, Wash., It was the culmination of a bested Sam Flanagan of I'arkseries of conflicts between the ersburg, W, Va., 212-189 in the ___ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Jusi two over the past three years. final match and won tue i0000 ________ Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) The sacking seemed inevitable National Championship of the ___________ I 1muat from the day Campbell. Bowlers AssociNON.RUSTING P(RE ALUMINUM general . • , _ coveragt ' - . ;4 Los Angejes The individual winners each relay event will receive Cincinnati 82 55 .599 1 rci,sco 6 59 5(3 6 awards The sax clubs with the highest number of team points 13 will receive trophies with 65 Th .471 l8 top team also receiving the San D1eo Saturdays Games unofficial tiule c Pittsburgh r rrIua 2, ChIcago 0 mpion. San Frand, 5 Atlanta Last year, Winter Park onea 11, Fhiladelphla S YMCA Swim Team won New York 4, St. Louis I title by a wide margin followed by the Daytona Beach Swim h1autto 2, Los Angeles 0 A , Cincinnati 31 5an Dg 2 I3ucIdUOfl, U COa Dead) Sands" G Swim Club, South Orange Chicago S Pittsbh3 i MCA, the I latmrnuoi Coast , Swim Club, and U Fort Gatlin onLlj2, iWadeiph1 0 S1 Louis . New York 4 Swim flub, r'm; -i 0 •.. Atlanh favorite, Winter Park YMCA 1st caine 10 innings CincinnatI 6, Sai Diego 1 can expect more trouble f area teams which have had a Is flge1es 0 full addItional year of corn"") '11uvII4 petiucn under their belts. (ilton 11-16 and Huthrr ' P ir '!r L U'e ii 14m wn Athliti ALVI £ ¶i$f.l) I ( Ino (Paas 6-10) uLiJ1J U)' at Orange County newspaper, Monfrl4Reriko 11.9i N os The (John 12-ri at will be boated the South Orange YMCA Swim San Francisco (Bradley 12-11), Team at their pool on West 't mvanrsau ( 12 gham 11-8) Rosd at Ht*.tstau(wj1su 9.15), N auiv ii PU u.ige T" . t1a ta ibhc is init to attnd " -1 1l k°' and SPARTA'cO.CAPTALS EASTLANSING, M tAP) IRs12-12flndWar7,,)2 . — OFFENSE - If bUttOIiriQ fail mayoe be'ng msri,e to PASSING dojn t ',c,.r' D4" Pas'o, g' -e r June WaInson wIll. Come. L'ack of Lynn Dtcey. acqiston ot Ed Rargon proiae 'flsurance Felt RECEIVING Enviabi pas,tion of flaitng lots to ChoOse IrOrfl Gue a tram Ken Bfly P'ki IIt Wifl ..jp as the *ide recetvec and Mic Aiston ex-RCO5k takei over 41 -- Birrougr -. Ove Paihs can go C'Iher way and others Smith aruj a rookie tht eoJ, Ron Mayo t,ghl end But vet to choo frorn are Dive Good RUNNING - Got un53,,n 'mpro"emenl ti year by trading Ih Ctric-w for Willis, Pa,t RoZin,or. They fg,tr to Carry Ioa a;an WIIh t ,ncrtj agi'ty. 5tfl Oeed one more sold Dali carrier Could be George Amuonon a 'oo,e reo Good LINE n '72 m.sde one b.0 linde Io'wafa 73 H C'.1'!- ;' , ( F. P.'';.' .w :. Jm Sno*den from Wh59l f'rn Heu "r'i Fair — 1 A was C;(y .' :u' '' '' '•' can DEFE4SE - touted 'etu'ne . 1 - - 5". "._;Si t' ,,.., -.5' .' - • post OiiQtCj ''1' I .j ., ,. ' U*,n 'gy auto out io 01 juSt ii 9000 51:11 10th. 1usd t C*nri With biii,' Aii&n0, and Denrue laar*ivis th Bob Aikirs lot o'ner ate,uie Fair Jhnon L Ct,dc G!osw'! Fair - - ': r Pet,. 'c qutckl 1 clriiaing all Ihe ncr' ' :_' - ' .1*5A'1M 5- i____ - —.- . . '--,-------, r t- popt. — rLVc'R( I • ' ,. - o Gieg B'ngham a oo'e who rue,r-r laç t'.ri t-e'rw,j GrrLai,j 8c unrf'r tO hip att TTH! cotrue, mectu Fruej n. ti...i oz-G Pa' G' sO ":t'ct 3 iflCt ! OiL,erer,, when %O4Ofl 515115 SPCONDARY - Woi,:i s*p,j them he. ssIfer fcom I'adv 0 a1I.pro Kn OusIri, ul ek oore ro cot. ' a mt " " -- . o" .u " LINE 5' ; ft'';j'., (utJ be Ueit com,'en o I'QPf u'ne ift"d"s 'fl h'tr,oi cLi, John O5 roo.a of i", nsa aUs0y iiano o't tacL sou G'e nson *,i' t&a lOy at' tee ,n rn i , fid ac'o Ai Cow, r F ' - ' , 'e Pr pt.n fourth In di,istn, JoPfl rc1 Union - - ' , FOXHOR0, Mass, (AP) Achitle tendon during the 12 destroyed the WITH A New England Running hack Duane Thomas of campaigu. fenses with his deadly passing. the Washington Redskins de. 'When the hell is that gu) lie huto his G' 'oral flet Inc dined to t.lk, as usual, arid r.a- going to first se',.'n passes, retire?" New England had one dropped body re311y cared. Quarterback Coach In the end zone Chuck Fairbanks said and then completed five more, Sonny Jurgensen was TIlE sto- with a wry grin. O.Jt I O I "We WC rv doing okay until that old man Iwu.in3intoa '.. & uTflU3 CALL u u& in anour oo us commanding lead by con. apari secon ftne effort, but Jurgensen over, half. necting on 12 of 13 passes for 179 WAIl PLUMBING shadowed everybody on the The Redskins spotted the Up ard and then mercifull VYMLL HEATING INC. field Sunday night in rallying start Patriots t a e on uc tt grouno, a 14-0 lead before SanIQrd Av, " the Redskins to a 5-I4 Na1upi narrowing the gap on herb 's" Mul_______________ L' • rOOi,,, iague i•iw , f ok.4 c- i e .' a sour,,, wn one-}ar(I tory over the New En 1anI Pa- scoring run with 16 seconds left - 8 P M TIME ti-lob, iii the half, "Don't co T arouI both. Hill Khmer, who dIrtii tt erim' me," the cofl1rnvjrl;I l(c't'kir to the Suptr lfui said after scaring one after Jurgensen was ul.,* Injured touchdown and gaining 49 yards last year, was frustrated for in 13 carries. most of two periods, Jurgensen Few writers wanted to "bot watched f:om the sideline and er" Thomas, Everyone sougJt wa ready. out .Jurgenn, a 39's-t'ar4Ilf I Jur'n'n, whne ,717 pc. t r " c t1 hr hi, 3th u uds art the Hiust in NH ason after suffering history came off the bench and — . • - , ' . St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N Qncinnatl at Houston, N . -. • . - , • - I - ..-- Ii I'IAE TURF CLUB ' . -- -' • Yatteyba;; Ring • 8asktbafl • Dvin , R >1 ( a I To*i MES JUST OR - .,-. f -' : - _..' A iñ CUNOflIUNED DINING ROOM. - '' $ DON'T MISS THE SEASON'S JrdST £ HWY I? ' IAPIFORO __ -- .. 322-30?2 ______________ - . . - ' " - — - ige F r Ill oses 0 A LU M I N U M — Snorts 'ML L I S - ...-',, ..,, w i'. *. — ____--.- ------------------_ - .. -. ' ________ vice Plmrl,,m 83) 1140 U %#5 POOL IN YOUR aAC yao, Kidd. Swim Aids . -,----,--•--••r'. 'ow -- !-r t'itball co"eapLa:r raczt , ' -' _ — president and manager of the Tigers, hired Martin. Campbell --cool, even-tempered, and always with a low profile—is the complete opposite of the hot-tempered, outspcken Martin. But at the (Line, Campbell was searching (or a hirebraind like Billy to tear the Tigers from the lethargy that set in alter the glory days of 1%8 _________ ________ ___ ___ Professional ation, BASEBALL DETROIT Billy Martin was fired as manager of the Detroit Tigers and general manager Jim Campbell named coach Joe Schultz to replace him. -_ N EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN . 1 >( 0 • - CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING - Burke, vIce president and eral manager of the Texas Rangers, resigned and was succeeded by Danny O'Brien. ___ ___ _____ E C -. DI L - __ _____ JIr 'aiiftir1 300 N. FR ENCH AVE. trath PH 322261 I �- - I I- dl.-Th2 Sinft; H !,if "-,I- i.:' 1 .. =i1 Ii ALLE't' 00? __ LOOs(. THEVE$6fL 1y Doyc (irouo OPT OUTA THAT THING, NEI.L? F0RTh -__ p Bank The Cash When You Seh Don't .4__r' TT?I Iiti& 18 INFORMATION CAMPUS CLATTER / with !IMO BURNS \f I FROM FRANCE WITh ii IA DISTINCTIVE Il I AROMA.! KEYPUNCH TRAINEES SemInole 322-2611 by Lorry Lows, fIrs SOMETI4ING WI4AT D Itt. GIVE BRING YOU FROM) YOU ONE EUROPE, ROPE J\. GUESS.! IBM DIAL __________ ---- oT - - Orlando \,. PARiSI 831.9993 Announcements -1--Cards of Thank 7-In Memorlarn 3-Cemetarj,s CALL I -- PITCH-OUT PLAY COMING UP SEMINOLE GIIIDDERS fire into each other during scrimmage sessions as a pitch-out play develops as Tribe Coach Claude Woodruff gets final honing of skifls set before the local school POP 'KIcILLA5 [HoLLn- oc,! A4i'T)4lN4G "\ XCtTIN 4APpN 1 ROUND IR'r ,,J -- PIISCILLA' YOU'RE HOE / . * . : -'\ .. -. '). j (_ * ( 1r is 'Growing Pain' _ I: - rui . uruiiuuui By Murray 0derrnan c P - U TI - . - / ,. '- S ) .- - 13-Travel AgCCI.S 14-Camping Resorts I c 110(1 'i(iit -- p fi - " .!.. I WilliS VVOFW by Heimdohl & Stoffel - Financial ________ __________ - _. - Dambovita River, where to upper lips to rowd keep the car Is an academic cans. -, -- - pROGRAMMSMT•m for QualifIed programrn, It urea' We will train you for this h.Vhly skilled professIon 4 service you with employment at the tame lime, There is no age limit, but you mutt be willing to start Sm. "1lly. Pteviot C*p#rl, ; not For piltonal ' -1 7-Insuranc, 11 Rent -- as ('" - - ;'---Rooms br Rtnt - : I Davis Cup gratis, as he did word "Nasty' is etched in kit Next year he will join LaThe problem, precisely, is here at Round Hill. above the fred. . 'In Roman. mar Hunt's World Champion. what to do about ilie PetuHe generally feels uncom- ia." he smiles, "they don't ship Tennis troupe and should lact, irrepressible, emotional, fortable playing at home be- know what 't means:' he a marvelous attraction profane. charming Ilie. cause in Romarila they adore because people respond to his I I c ruminates about it tile, and 1e has become much emotionalism. "If'! IlEe a child whos more used to hostile crowds really like to be a hot-terncoW at first," avs rival Stan ired by his tirades. pred Ruin ' You UIUSI Smith, "After a while it beAmong those not charmed. comes oxi" "In Romanta," he says in see me when I was 18. 1. was though, is Stan Smith, the tail worscr" His drawn cheeks slugger who is Nasty's chief There is a fense of deja remarkably lucid English. expand into a big-toothed, competitor for top world rankvu "they're too much for me. I handsome smile and his eyes ing. He has been exposed first because the ;port oncetantrums had an In Nasty's temper play better when they're gleam and his mop of dark hand to Nasty's disruptive equally tempc;tuous and pos- against me." hair shakes. court beha'.ior. 51 lv more talented shotinaker Only once has he been cxItie is now 27 and en oying "I just ignore him basical. In kichard Pancho Gon- posed to mad Rumanians, A tangibly the rewards of being ly." says Stan, "People when zale,,inbut Pancho stormed In stunk dear old or world, 2 best tennis play- they get nervous do certain net.s relative obscurity andyear rest,ago Nasty out Buchathe jointthe cr noithe poverty. in the D-vi Cup finals so that things Girls who play tennis Now tennis player, make when he faced Tom Gorman 'People want to know how get nervous and talk a lot Ilie more than 2OOOOo 0 year and of the U.S. with the cup a)- much make," he shrugs. SeintconscOU of what gets nervous and he's he's only their outhur,t,s become inter- ready lost, they gave their "Why they not ask how much doing. naUonal Incidents, favorite tennis player the Romanjan version of the Ispefld. tile drives a Rolls Rojce Bronx cheer, which sounds "People who know tennis which Is ensconced lfl tl So how much does he well can empathize with the exactly as it does in the spend' gum, his wile's native counplayers. Discipline has to be BronX. try, while be's trying to work "1 spcnd a lot." he says enforced. We have a responsiup the guts to bring it back 000committaiy. "My wife Ia bility to the public." home and drive own the the has becomc an expert stunning brunette), she's the tile, he just twinkles when main drag of Bucharest. Since on rc'-d reactions in interna- treasurer, the subject of his behavior tile spends only a month a tional tennl He much prefers But ming from a country comes up and says, "Everyyear on the banks of the the British with their stiff in the Communist orbit appar- body do what he want to do," 31- Apartments Rent ___________________ \ PTAIN EASY ________________ EY AE 'Vt,LI ''0t' )u'Ov I YT 'QIJK5 fON ' by Crooks & Lowrenca v wt. : e.rtirr i 1)46 OU' COP 6'4 I.)l')T4'6 ITTiW6 - -n I - - tiuI i I1IE V 1r 4J! ;J j I? .: RECEPTIONIST & rvrrlliTiur 37-Busan,s Property For Rent 1111 - -1 -- 1_i iie-J -1 ________________ ' - . -- - ____ ''S y I I____ :nc,u, .-.-.--..BIKINI and WEDDING GOWN --_________ ' - - ie iI (JjIf ti-Real Estate Wanted 13 - I BUSY RESTAURANT TO SPRAY lease. Owner wants to retire, we need a new boss. Call Geroge Wilis. Assoc. 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F F d j 1 1 .q '- I S Dolfi, enfrred the punting cture in the spring with a erles of super kIcking days ii T1 [) t I urra for an zivage sf 46.8 per kick Iii. will be factor in 1973 I tl-1a& gaiu4 474 A.fl - lii tsi West as they boot for their sixth division crown Lass )'0i' their spots lot- yur t) ' veal' 't " ' IeC3U1C ironi left end. The 111n the offenshe line, teterans Jim Otto, Bob Uiestr, iej t BOIWflC*C tB rown, Gne Ups13aw1 Art Shell and George fwznrr AliPru defensive end Bubba Smith. 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FAIRBANKS S .2fl3, 272 '507 atter 6 ____________________ Two bndroo,n duplex furnl5'I -'vestment. 4320 Orlando Dr.,, S.,rtford Nicucleanapf,cios,ir,, adults Only $lSmo. Call 3326741. 31 Houses Rent Unfurnished Iwo bedroom, kitchen equipped. garage, nICe yard, 70 Pain. from Orlando, 365 5350 c.'r'I-rr SEMIPIOLE RE AL 20K -ORL .WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 377 191 1919 S. French Eve , Sunday. 372-2374 or 322.1196 VJINTER SPRINGS E • NIW JuSt completing 6 beautiful homes,) & I bedrooms, central air, car. peting, range, refrigerator, Priced lrom $26,500- $*.30O. VA & IHA financing Equal housing opportunity. [('and new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouset. Choice locationt Pie car needed for shopping, schools or churches. Wall to wall thug carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and central heat-air, I$ur.'y! 7here'sonl', 1 ci each. 322. ___________________________ --__ -- Realtors S233) Conven:ent ano charming, lust completing 1 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air and carpeting. Located on a quiet ¶t?eft with l.8ka breezes. Walk to shopp.ng and schools Low down vaymrnt. Only $72,500 to 121.230 13) $772 ALL BRICK CONSTRUCT ION io, t '88 t30.1W, Fairani. WE TAKE TRADES -- bedrooms, 1'-,' baths. Spanish Style with centrzi Mat and air. Large yard with privacy fence $73,500. Terms. Prident Robrtg & Glinuin Inc., Realtors Payton Proitjr Plaza Deltona, Fior', ______ 904 t.2121 Realty, in 1301 I /Q( U.b. model,, for Two brand new your inspection. Real neat CD houSe at Lemon Bluff, nrgtst on river, - Our tow prices start at 123.500 arid include all the extras you would expect In homes casting much more. c7c7'II._1CC) Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath CD home, fenced yard, kitchen equipped, carpet and drapes. iso; Locust. LAND COMPANY REALTOR Corns out and s. why we are excited about these valuesl - 838-5348 Sanford,Fla, Das377 6173 P4lghts)n.s.a ON WEST 25th STNEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APIS, 8343131 "Stop Urn!" - CARRIAGE HILL pct. money. Where? Welt, the owner wilt hold it himself, thiS 3 bedroom split plan with stepdown living room, large paneled family room, well equipped kit ctsen, formal dining room, $3LO0. - .c5itA: (.ENTER f 0,1:" I ' nuvne mortgage, or put 5-10 down on new morigagi. We have many many more, we Can tell y°' about. We arrange financIng for the home ot your choice. Call or stop by our Office, open till $ p.m 1 d,sys ,s week Read, IE4ifestyles A C)mpri'kensiy. RealOstat. G.ot'T Better Living Oo't Stop Till We Succee'd!" Published Every Sunday Elmer Bakalla, Inc. hi caller 574.2530J 7610 'hiawatpa Ave at Ii 97 ____________________________ JuSt listed-A very clean Older style home with 3 bedrooms, I bath, living room with fireplace, small Florida room. Very good cor,,dillon. Located 21? W. 17th St. 'We Cafco Buiid'r', lii Car,: A. Foir i from 211 N.Oak, Sanford 3221174 day, 32) OliSeve. ' j by ' JOHN SAULS AGENCY Reg, flroker "BUILT FOR AS IF THE BOSS WERE BUYING IT I, - CONVENIENT to src. 3 ted room. I CMN, small mt $17 cx PuCe home, 3 b.cdroom, I'., bath. i'. rp.te.j throughout, master bed root-n centrai heat, corner lot. Monthly payments, $161.51, ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. ' IMMACULATE 3 Terms MOVE IN NOW SANFORD CLOSE ltd BEST VALUE SOFA BED a, Matching Chair opens to sleep Forrest Greene, Inc. -- TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, huge paneled Florida room, lust painled inside and &*jt, Only 131.6723 KULP REALTY• tral heat. Almott new. No PINECREST-S., this Ion wood _______________________________ Four bedroom, 2 bath, wail to wall MINI RANCH IN SOUTH SEMI PIOLE COUNTY - Over an acre carpet, central heit and air, nclosed garage. $21,500. zonedagriculturalwlfhfarrnpofld down. 1151.74 per month for fishing and nice shade and' mortgage balance, fruit trees. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, only a years old All this for only 139,500 qualifyitig. Equity and assume mortgage. Monthly payments, $16' this. 8305500 - 114 ZAYR& PLAZA •P1RN PANK COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-) bedrooms, 1 bath home, furabove ground pool, and screened summer house. All for the low price of $70,000. Call t today to see Roberts & Gilman I 5I,; :;) 6491 Beautilul 3 bedroom, I', bat,, home. carpeted throughout, air arId cen- Fern Park IIie herald 5347k? Open l-6p m. Stenstrom Three bedrooms, 2 baths, carpets & drapes, kitchen equipped, pool, two children. Geneva Gardens, 1505 W. 75th 5t. 322 7090 23 TA F F ER REALTY 311 4Tw 3 bedroom. 2 bath home on large wooded lot. Garage attac'ed, goodareacom,see, You won't believe It. $26,000. Call Lillian CamPoeii, Assoc, SaW*rd 3224955 THIS INTERESTING older Spanish stylehas3bedrrns, ibath, and a lireplacel Shade and fruit tree-s LAc,L Realty Plant±ion Village simply the finest adult mobile home park is America today. Close to Quite Orlando. San Lanta Extraordinary Homes from IEED S BEDROOMS? Unfurnished duplex war shopping center. 6 montht lease I situnity deposit. Call I4C.4842. holIdays, sick leave. WINCO AM. or P.M. sPiilt, Apply CavalIer Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, CONSTRUCTION CORP. *31-3153 Motor inn, 3200 5 17-97, Sanford Walker "-'-' ::. REALTOR New 7 bedroom, central heat and - --------, ., i , pci, ur.pe), water •. awn care. $165 me,, 1st and last, p4u 150 securIty deposit. gtady Brown Realty, 322 S2i37 or 372 196.1. AVON - Only on, available al this price 3 bedrooms, i' biths, workshop, $12,000 with lerms. U.n[ Great Buy With Quality dining room, Includes washer and dryer. $23,000. See this one. CLIFF JORDAN Rooms for Rent 116W2nd,5l. L ' Mort Housesfor Sale Tist eroornwfurnis,sed apartment, for you. NOR RELL TEMPOR ARY, 7711 Lee Rd. Winfer Park. pIck, 372.1749 or 327)740. $BETtE Wanted - Welders fld Welder's Helpers t 373 0110 in - •.- :'i Person wants room ca apartment to rent. Call 323-5165 after 5. 3fl.7 only I yrs. old. 5 bedrooms, 4' t.itht,, IS x 74 lIving root-n, I) * 20 dining, 71 e 32 family room. master bedroom 16 x 20, smallest bedroom II e 15. addlfionai lodge attached, 2) x 37, his huge bar. becue facilities, freezing room and 24 200 metal shed has beti u',rrl fqr nursq'r h' ni' 7''--' Realtor Wanted To Rent nI.gIQ - ______________ 38 sale.Mustnemo,,ed APOPKAAREA_ ApproxT' With unusual masonry dwelling - Pj 372.1535 Au!l Development Corp applications for 1 grader operator, 1 street labsrer, $nd 3 fire - / ..".'-1 / "s' _""i Body Shop For Rent, $200 month - GENERAL DYNAMICS ford Brown, name on beck 377 213$ or 327574), Reward. - _____ - Maintenance cost ,1,srmer irs winter Ràir working gentleman or *'ier in summer tourist, PrIvate entrance, air P,Sodern design conditIoning & bath Call 372 1576 E.cellencp In materials & wcr after 130 manthip -S's'viII to wail carpeting 30 Oentral air conditioning Apartments Rent Agreeabl, financing Unfurnished beiO"/ general market price Ttr S3 Bedrooms, 13 bathe carpeting, drapes, central heat ONLY $23,500 md ar, Fully equipped kilchen with dishwasher. sito a montn. Magnolia Park, Orange City Call Jerry ftocks, S3i-7tli after 6. Sign directions from Volusia 1. Brooklyn Ayes. P?s. 775 4755 week days. Any time weekends, finishing, chemical treatment, sancing and painIng at metals Apply in person to; - Realtors like dog. References, $34 Church Ave., Longwood. $357207. - ' BEETLE BAILEY the season b )r.-4-'otild show or a' sfl rt' fl.IlCt ssas to tht. p..a on at,ra,cd 'ards 4 hoot at Southern which Plt1burgh 5 France Harris grubbed a MississippI, is being counted on t hick up other 01 tlIt '!'fke't't off i Okbn-1 fc - an! !ca'in ;;rd i:iko U;u.s oicr For the Silver and taccnl 1w- a tcuci)c1ois';1 sith just live seconds Black defender,, ' \- .'.LLL .±eward 323 3E I. . I "' secondproyear,w,ljstjs,j,00 touchdown a Inst Maddenofthewtldwlndjptn1astaeon Right euizipured Morrison put-ru d t LiIi average of 427 and $ )g)f l ret on tip' ' ... OAKl.AND(AP).heOaldndp.atrs 1972 ' )'MCIS for "1 / , For Rent Elderly person, kitchen privileges, ome knowledge of chemicals required. Experienced In * * * UIflVLR * * * ILIE,NASTASE,AN EXPERT ON hOSTILE CROWDS 29 Junior Metal Finisher y 4 Inc. Autl have thorough knowledge of material spsciflcations, milistd., and mill-spec painting of metals, Experienced in finishing chemical treatment and plating. Four years experIence required. 1 .. 'VII Do your camping and Canoeing at _______________________ Camp Seminole. No Aicoholir Beverages. 322-4470. _ Personals cpqr,encvg In DUll? up r DIALADEVOTIOpi roofln. Also--ROOFERS 3233010 HELPERS Good wages, apply Central Bipt$st Church in person to D4D Rooting Corn panny, till Smlnol. Blvd., ARE YOU TRO i'au Toll Cassclberv Free, 644 2027 for 'We C•r.'- "Hotline" Adults or Teens. 18 MaIoI'3lpWan,ed Reduce excess fiijdt with FlvldexLose weight with Dee A-Diet B-owe !.ptic Tank, Saiford reeds capsules af Midco DiScount, men with chauffeurs Ilcenie, Ph, 15-414I, DeLand. FACED WITHA DRINkiNG _______________________ PROBLEM Part time lot 1 week mo. Age i,-33. Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous 170 per day and up. Apply In Can l4t113 person, S S. Monoay thru SaturPhone173 J day. Armory, at 9)5 E. Itt St.. Write P.O. Joe 1213 Sanford. F lorida __________________________ - . flI%,Iar.. - - 13.50 PER HOUR TO W COLLINS, - PBinessPropecty Stemper Agency This 74 teat rsfaurant is busy. Heavy trtflc area. 11,500 put you inbusiness.Norealestatebutloog INC - Business Opportunities START. APPLY IN PERSON TO 10$ CANDANCE OR., FERN PARK OR CALL *34-1060 FOR LAWNS Travel A9encies T[AIN JIM HUNT REALTY $33. 700. SANFORD LABOR ERS WE WILL Want Ad -'_ Must be Seminole County residen and unemployed II days prior t date of hire Minimum of 6 tear experience in responsible clerlca admInistratIon or an oquivalen combination -. training a cx deoC Ability to meet and dea with Public essential. Slati retirement plan. pa: hespltallzatioq, vacation and tAct leiv, Apply: Lcls Hare. Roorr 307 0S, Seminole County Cour thouse, N. Park Ave.. Sanford. New'Norge" equipped coin laundry located at E. 25th St. and Palmetto. Low ,down oarrnent. easy to QualIfy. For Information: Call Geo. CahIIo, In Winter Perk, at (3051 444 5728, or writ, to Mills Pearson Corporatk)n, 5925 Carrier St. North, St Pete., FIa • 33714. salary and paid compeny benefits. Apply in person, Mr. Jensen. Food Fair, 2160 Park Ave. Sanford. CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE Investment Property I '!'I1I ond turnitur, sell Quickly with a Olasiifi'd ad. - Broker 1. Kuiicer 3145 OakAve. 3236920 1524 Park Dr. 372 7118 RealtorAfter Hours' 327 9751 332 7911; 377 0Cfro,'.r: CiClt:(-, IC PARK Rlb(E. Need more rorn' ii isi Uc-7rorc, I t,e; ', f-'i-hiy V NORGETOWN __________________________ EXPERIENCED PAINTER n' painted and In sparkling con - wtuch ever you desire. Both C. HACKETT morning and evenin I PH. 37) 0339 available. You must be willing ,c Personal in Full time Janitor. Good starting IS-Resort Property 46-Income And For Sat. CDISINATIH % Fmk ud Fml,'s 'f' II Urgent, we *11! gIve you tOfl1P1etr&nQ and provide you - 44-Farms and Groves by Bob T TRAINEES sr lf . 4)-lots and Acreage FRANK AND ER1 _________________ __________________ iJ"P41)° 24 Used car mechanic, excellent pay end working conditloni. Working knowledge of all domestic and importcars.apptylnp,yfl,J Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, 3219 S 11 92. Real Estate 41-Houses (or Sale 4 7-Mobil, Homes I '-:' .5 oeor.o,y frame house tot DON HOWE 7óO3ParkDrly, Days 372 7217 - 41 _______________ evamlnatlon. - 1 SECRETARIAL -nt to Rent 1 ' SECRETARY SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNr,iEtiT iNDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT I automotive type equipment; abilIty to drive trucks end cars; resident of Saniirioi, County minImum 6 months. F,veminmtions for qualified applicants 9 A.M. . P.M., September 10. 1173. Submit pliCations to Civil Service Examiner Irs City Hall prior to 1*1 vvANTED -Mobile Home Lot' For Rent - se-Resort Property For Rent ____ [1 34-Mobi'. Homes Rent HutchIon Oceanfrot-it apr'tments. i)9So Atlantic. Daytona Beach, Call 373 .1058. ---- - Call Rosie Robinton, Asso:. TI; 1st St. 372 7335 Organist for small church in Sanforc area Rtply 530* 511 Care 01 Herald, P.O. floe 1657 botd, FIa. 32171. aooliratsons for For Rent Hall Realty Realtor, 323-5774 CA. WHI000N SR.. BROx, 111 P4 Park, Sanford 3725991, IIlgfltt, 773 1167 Rent Furnished Resort Properly CONSTRUCTION LAKE MARY ___________________________ the posilion of Mechanic Helper. Requiremt: 1$ to 15'prs of age; Eighth grade or higher educotion: kflOwl,dg, of automobile maintenance needs; experience in servIcing cars, trvckt and other i 10 37-Houses Rent Unfurnlsh,tJ 33-'I0(tet Rent Furnished ' - experience or an eQulvaler combinatIon of training and-c Cxpetle,sce State ref irement put paid hospitall:atior, vacation an sick leave, Contact: Lois Han Room 307-30s, Seminole Count I' Courthouse, P4. Park Ave. Sar ford, ___________________________ the CIt -j ot aritord Civil Z.4(w,(t ORLANDO BUSINS COLLEGE______ 36 Thit is technical skilled drafti, work Its the preparation of a wic varIety of plarr, mapt. graph C liy outs and Oth,r llIu%tratll 1' t1Tf'nl,,l U -'ç.r.. ri '-nc. r 'chIl Uc"cript CI'S ônd dUItil to meet and work with the pubI C 'Isentlal. Thre, years draftlri Fine cpportuvslty for a career with one of nation's largest finance firms. Interesting office .8fld held work, competitive salaries, rapid promotion. Contact Ed Korgan, Dometlic Finance, Sanford Plaza. it acceotinu Houses bdrm trailer near School, 2 bdrm home In country, hum. Call 322 6007. DRAFTSMAN SEMINOj,E COUNTY GOVt ZONING DEPARTMENT FINANCE OPPORTUNITY Dent 33 ____ rx.o 3 bedroom. 2 baths. 25.44 and 2516 El Cap'tan, Sanford, Central heat air, fully carpeted, Conven tonal fInancing. 61) 4843, CRANK Realtor,eil-3007 SANFORD REALTY ,,, -----. -- -,-_,____ - - Kingsberry Homes CaliGreenbelt Realty list Realtors L000WC,OJ 2 Bedroom, I bath, guest teØroom £ bath, kitchen equipped, ft'ncrc b.sckyard, 6 months only. 322 6553 Do 'OU like working wills lit 0 plants? We need potters, pack, -s and Ornerous laborers in 04 nursery. Good benefitt. Appfy person 2523 S. Park Ave., Apop a or call 106 272Z' ext. 159. ____________________________ Houses for Sale - V.A. NO DOWN PAYM ENT 830.550o patio, air condi!ioned. Adults only 5175 mo. 322 6620 or 373.515.1. 4) - ',tin Deve,pment Corp pru nw brick homes n Sanford P,Sodel home open ito 6 pm daily, corner of Melionvlli, & Cele'y Roberts & Gilman 7 Bedroqn duplex, private pod .8 REALTOR 2f. Park Ave. 32) 8.870 Construction laborers for new plastic concret, work. 0pportunity for advancement, 373S7; 3fl-4295. --- ----. - - to train r,-wvu ImmeoalIy 75-Loans - r MEN & WOMEI\ 't-cs---..--- 'J'I'JJJUJJ) .YyJflØ washer, refrigerator, dispos.jl rIirsge and central heat air; even i swimming pool. 372 4641. Houses for Sale Bedroom CD house, kitchen equlp)ed,517Smo, 1st 4 last plus $30 deposit. 132-7190 porch. custom drapes, intercom and :trepfac. In paneled family room. Tennis courts, horse stabin and lake privileges available Wooded lot on a private street. 90 pct, fInancing $44,900. To so. call Lillian Campbell, Assoc. or 3 bedroon townhouses, Choice location Lrae with option to buy, Sfartin at $725 monthly. No car needed 10 Ichl. ShoppIng or churches. Wal to wall shag carpeting, diSh JACK R. McCLURE MANAGER TRAINEE We are looking for a man with some supervisory experience to learn over busin,u and eventually tak, over all aspects of training. ThIS to , (.,,ni-r -...(Mt' OP tti fastest urq,.in Service companist in Floridi. Experience In turf grass, tawn spraying, contro1 or related field is helpful, SPRING VALLEY I Bedrooms. 3 baths with Screened BRAND NEW 2 - 1 i I Houses for Sale Quality HomeTcp Area-- Realty, 3276173. Real Estate Salesmen ieeji 'd. L*llent commIssion. c Francis Cygan, Manager. but no' a mutt. Call 834-1060 for appoin ment. R. W. Collins lnc, 08 Ca dace Dr.. Fern Park. : :4,d Female __________________ - -.- ---.I--- ently doesnt .iffect Nastases epilalism He claims he pays ALAMO. Calif. - (NEAl no percentage of his earmngs The sport of tennis is trying "In England" he explains, to the Rumanian governmenI desperately to cope with burthe feels he pays his teas. "thc know more about ten- he Just pays taxes like the geoning popularity whk'h has ance to the home folk by tak- nis. rr thø' react like a a'.erawe ('ItilPfl "Twenty to oi' weeks taken tt out of t! hat t;ll .• tim" '" '"' aUIg tIt of Npnrt ;nd prudt l u ui:;tcj!.i aware of his un1 p.iv h.'i ho enfant terrible such as the arid ifle mark and the pound age On his tennis shoes, Atnerit-a Nastase of Rumania. - to play for Uoniania in the whtch are Japanese made, the 4 - , _____________________ I "-'3 T u h,ngs to Eat its-Do It Yourself li-Instructions Travel & Recreation -_ NQ'V UN [IL , LEARN INCOME TAX PREPARATION FROMppjg1hOqj5ad .rc earning good moo,1 in the growing field of income ta preparation now, & K CLOCK America's Iargtt income ties will teach you to prepart ocom, lae retumn in a spei l)jW(fktuitjop5 Cholc, day or evening ciat. Currici' Iu iflCIud,t practice problemi tijght by *parienc flock in truc$ors ii open to me r f( f 411 ae b40 pryi"'°'u or 'Pff Eeocc is required 7-Motels - Hotels s-Eating Places by Al Vemniur r- rn - begins its 1973 (all campaign starting with a Jamboree in Leesburg Friday. (Herald Photo byJ Richards) S-Lust and Found 6-Child Care 41 Nearly new 3 bedroom, l . balls Ci home. Carpeted, Central heat I air, kitchen equipped, st Johts' - Mature kitcher, help Wanted 831-4949 - A-i AUTO MECHANIC SDays plus overtime MILEX TUNE-UP CENTER Longwcd, F Ia. $31 0.I2S We have openings for Truck Drivers. Warehouse and Sales Personnei, 4 hr. week. Excellent fringe benefits, Apply in person atler 9 am, to SCOTT V'S HOME OUILDERS, 700 French Ave., .Jntord ________________________ Houses Rent ----- PLANT RENTALSI Do You Like Working With Liv log e:ant We need som.-ne for the Orlando area to service our pla nts in different of hoes around to' vn. Good Salary and ben,fits. Ap piy ?S25 So Park Ave , Apcpea or i ..ill 816 2fl7 ext 119. OPERATORS. Experlenceit men needd. Apply a Winco Construction corporation north side of Hwy. 43.4, Longwood. Pts3i.3i55. 834-'8588 32 Un! urnished .BACKHOE NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE 4-Personals M?Ie-Fj0" Help Want ed - m II w')rklng dl en IOM c'peralor souncj nttr,ttilryptjn..,h and You are •VilbbI. to st.0 Immediete,, * can hIve ye 'rking an.j trajn lime. Thir is no ag high school diplomalimit ao i no requirp. 'epere br th fulurp now in lhl highly rewa, d lipid Personal Ifltpl requir, Winter Park. ROMANTIC.! PERFUME FROM M.aks_Help Wanted -____ ______PART TIME. Manufacturer representative f warehouse md offices needs, "MAN FRIDAY" to handle phone orders, orrespond.nc., fill Cusomers orders and generally run business in absence of employer. Hours 12 to p , 3 day wetk lifting required, ph. $31 3136 over weekend, Sit 30.40 during weal'. Monday, Sept, 3. 1973-5 B edsuwithaClassffied Ad NE _______ vviuu AD • - The Sanford Herald You're reading the right ad, This home has some nice features, formal dinng room, Florida room With fireplace, kitchen with buiitiri ranpe, oven, dl5hwthir, dis posal, central air and heat, fenced back yard, patio terrazzo floors With the living room, dining room, and hall carpeted in heavy duty commercial thaq. Nicely land scaped $34,900. First come. first Serve. $20,000 to _________ location. 4 $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at J/ $75 per month, Furnished ft models open for your 8l. II inspection AT if, jO&ST ..11_oRtANoo THE FOREST Yoke lnterstote I east io • Lake Mary exit. Get off end go right on Forest is on your (ifs, a n4 from Ph. Lok Mary loulevord. Th. ealt. Open on wekdays Irons 10 tlfl 5:30, Sundayi from noon till 6. VIato,5 wslcome Highland Park OU WANT SPACE? I've got itt Large 3 be-iroom. 2 bath on 5" lots It-i's home features largr living ro)m, large formal dining room, family room, double garage, all utility corvsecttons, k'lcn.n with range and breakfast bar, fire place, central P- ca' and air, well and beautiful Cretestone flours. *J$.0O, Have keys, will Show BOYS AND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE Sanford W ESTSIDE SlORVi About I', acre's on Orange Boulyard with a old 3 bedroons,2 bath plus larce Fonda room, rstrai heat md alt, double garage, equIpped cithtn, carpeting 6 Afternoons a NO SUNDA V DELIVERY and other eatures, Only 1-45,000. Excellent 'Os dltion. (:au 322.2420 Anytime 'Santorcm's S,il,s Leacier your Multiple Litling Agency RE ALTORS ?S4SParkDr, ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - - CASSELBERR Y M OSSIE C. BATEMAN OKEI1 Week 3277W Lu a Piarney, Rest Haven, S acres, 2 )0 tatte frs.'ntag,. 3 bedroomj, itz L eths, boat and boat house, p trti.8lty furnished, 1-40,000. 3 7 349 5733 CALL 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS - - - �- 66- 4 he untord Herald 41 - ___ -r '-- 42 Mobile Homes HousesforSale - P4ICE 3 BEDROOM. 1ib, lch,n uiP -w cwPet. priale ','trd No qualifying. jr, øi 0.4" i27.3) THTlojtt .LL - HAT! - 79 on f83 '-- I _____ ____ 4 4...nnar 19 Plymoutn flest offer. 372-1395 _______________ GALVESTON, Tex. (iW) Tropical Storm Delia, poised 140 miles offshore here, gathered strength today and turned slightly north with her ill-defined eye xinted once again at the Louisiana coast. "1 wouldn't be surprised to see it go ashore on the Louisiana coast but right now I'm going to hold off about where," said Davis Benton, chief meteorologist at the Galveston National Weather Service office. "The thing is going to find a more definite AMOASSADO 1955 Ford Pick Up Runlgood 1)73 131-613) - WAGON. LOADED. NOTI-ll?r DOWN, TAKE OVER. CA --. CREDIT MANAGER. 3236230, 62$ li-il. BA[[REAL L Tenacres,hlghlyd,sirabl,,allhlgh ----C 4& hi I9d4 Dot.ge Van $17 W. ts t St Ihi s i j gro,a., close to development. __________ ___________ 1967 Ford Station Wagon. I owner, __________________________ ___________________________ ________ _____________________________ 325_sell Priced right. D. F. Bruce, Assoc. I.!__Lotand Acreage .--___::i.__ , Vi. automatic. p.s. pb-, Clean. 323 SO I Miscellaneous ____________ _________________ __________________ ______ ______ 53 5600. 322 $109. TV. Radlo.çtereo .68 Wanted to Buy 1oOACRE COLORADO RANCH ___________________________________ LOCH 1 IV'%DDCTT Forcafa .1 -- - -____ ri. .. - --- - ________________ ___________________ ____________________ - - ARftflR-._. .. . --- - - --. -- -- - ie, a UVIL1Li i 7gj V a engIne. 3 WILL SACRIFICE -_____ . bâNI, all cuStom extras. 53-LS00 1973 Chevy Vega, automatic, radio, _ spied transmIssIon, mags and -chair. ALL OR PART FURNITURE & ANTIQUES 1.4200 flown. 3222*7. air, 5,000 mIles, 51995. 37) 5957 REAL ESTATE. wide tires. Adult owned. Must see excellent condition, Combination Top Dollar Paid, Auclioris every after I. Sa 51300 On each 40 acres ,y REALTOR STEREOS tø appreciate. $1,000. 177197) carriaç, stroller. fur condition _________ BYOWNLR.4t)edrOons,3bat,.,,CE Friday Nile. 7:30 p rn A.A.A, _______-assuming peyments on Coloract 4)'Bary Plastic bath tub, training seatt. horn., central heat and air, en FURNITURE & AUCTION. ---BUICK STATION WAGON - ______ Ranch property, Tremendous I9 OlChevrol.t Heavy SE\VING crib lhii4, $40 takes all, Ph. 323 MACHINCS L $90 N 17 25. Longwood Closed lS'x3O pool and large p61i0 '66 by Owner, $3S $31 7020 GROVES-From $1100 per acre, 'WetIment. suitable for nothing, Duty pick up, 1300 Lot l01'x715 deep. 4' ChaIn Ink recreatir,.r,, etc. Beautiful mulling Call 645 4I01,Muitland . SUMMER SALE excellent producers Vivir, Jones, 322-9310 '' . fence ire back. AtSurnabi, moor ------_ _ hll with trees, grass, and , SADDLE EQUIPMENT.aOOTS Buy locally and get ServiCe. Slncrr 69 7) Toronacia. AM.FM tape playet, t1ge, Ire Suburban Estates. Call '67 F25.Ø 4 * I loaded, with wench, Stamps-Coj Wc'st,rn Wear. Sive a? the Old LARGE C6nal trnt tot Golden Touch & Sew-$77 Nethi three mountain ranges, No down ($332 43 1447 or write Box 5)3, loaded. Must sell. Assume ._ p.ayrn,,1t, Zlu Zag-%3$. trailer. lopper. $1,400. Seminole acres may be picked Corral Western S?'.op, 17 93, 1 mile Coins, wholesale to everyone, All !,alanc, Ph. 37263.1 5 car. of The Sanford Herald. P0 Surplus, 32) 3916, . at DeBary. _____ UP by making two back payments JACK R. McCLURE, kinds. t'p cent to dollars, Coins In Box 1457, Sanford, Fla., 3777) _________ of $7396 and assume principle 1961 T.Blrd, air u'dihlon,d, clean, bank.__36a___ STEREO SPECIALS -balance of $-l.1Iifl R. Real Estate Broker By Owner-) beoom, 7 O 1373, Agent, 373.3450, Autos for Sale Walnut finIsh, flooi' model--SM interest Call Park Ave. To buy and sell gold or sllv 3 flet for Mr - CentraIhea,&èir,screenedcp bunk fleda, Maple --1970 Opel Kadelte Rillyr 54S Nelson .Ira cOde (30))314p)O. LivinvRoomSllj,e MothIy poyments a' low ea $7 S4nford contact us first We also bu bIk MCI$EVROLET garage 523.000. 7½ pct. Ph. 323 $1004. take over payments -WAGON. AIR. r montn. See at Sanford Sewing silver coins. SEMINOLE 0032. COIN O'nette,Oak,4 Chairs NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. -----$30 Ca 11325-7473 Private Cnev wishes tO Sell Over- 16 Center. 307 F. 1st CENTER, 109W. 1st. 323-4357. WfltOwfl Ph. Incomp and Mouemn Couch -------ItO CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373 sued corner Deflona lot. For In 322 11 or evenings-I)).)14 By Owner- 3 bedroom house, , 6730. Baby Bed ------- ------Invest meni Property 1963 Plymouth Barracuda V.1, formation call 574 2102. $14 outsldt city limits on 21015, con______ _______ . __ _______ automatIc 1793, Agent, 373 345Q, Other fine used furnIture ' """ Auction lraIhr4t&uir,perttallyca,pi, INCOME PROPERTY, "For Sale", T1DOCJQ. Polora, power Boatlntheway75ellatfasteasy 55 Boats & Marine 1947 120.000. Ph. 3731479. stei'0 two r.lce apartrtequs, large carChevy CaprIce VI, full power ' PUOLICAUCIION & brakes, aIr, lOw with a IOw-ost ad! j Equipment DECORATORS -with air, new nort, prevatu. r'n?r.tn(-..% ,lrxl e-apr,, KULP Every Moreday N.f. A tag Miep -------mlIeag., takeover payments lii crep '. -------r c -r Ar1 Lrl tl$r,J 322 l6? Y'-- :; - 1 :,. -. L'tr)C lff 1 7;' ,-., t jc? dj,-n. newiy refurbesnoj 1 -13 Opendaily, 93 We buy or sell one I Lots and Acreage power trim, many extras, sa,00, ___________________ '' 325253$ txlrm.. 1 & 2 beth homes, shag - ---- LAKE MAR' t)'eCe0t05tb0lo Consignments )?U Ford Galaxl, 300, automstf Ic, 3222217, carpting,c,ntral.tr Seeal 2*30 air. weicom., MhIl (WrI1' flIt'J1 177 Olfo tAiir,,s... pQer, raflir, ...,. ----------------,w, . 'N 9''."' U _ aji taiL Pill, UUILIJIItU Gio,e Drive. or call Broker, 423 A UCTION.Hwy. 11 97, sanford. 1550. SHELLY USED CARS. 70) CLOSED UNTIL Ocli Ste n stro rn The new city is in lh• center ot ac i French Aye., 373-2940. WALL TO WALL 'fOBSONMAPINE tivlty. Small home now rented ____________________________ 75 Campers IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 70 Plymouth GTX. 410, 4 Speeci 2125 Hwy 17.92 -Zoned C N. ideil for otfice 42 Mobile Homes Travel Trailers _____ I Sacriti,, days or evenings 371 323-3961 I $745 Fenced yard on cumer. Good I Commercial carpet wholesaler has l9lOCritcP,fleld, '71 Mercury iiii NOW bPEr4-P4ece Homes 1971 Sprite 1$' complete with Sink, Irevestmen: at $%L000 Call George I over 2000 yards of new broadloom THIS WEEK AT Willis. Realty AtI.x refrigerator, stove & headroom Hwy. 17 9?. just North of Ocg galvanized trailer, boat full UNITED FREIOHT SALES carpet left over from commercial TOYOTA 1947--gOod Condition I Rd. at beutlfi,,l Lake equipped. 11995. Ph, days. 32: 1)030. 373-3932 after 4. installation. Will sell and install, Standarct, new IIrç Roberts & 'Gilman SpanIsh, Mediterranean. 516) Kathryn Estates. Pre-Grand City - Sanford Avenue at builders wholes*te cost, 5g __________________________ ISiS Call 373rench Provincial bedroom sets, I9o9 NlmrodRIyIera ---------------------Opening discounts. Models set up pct, below retail, Financing 70 ft. Cabin ExcellentCondi,icn,$400 -79.93 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to 83O.5OO Boat, trailer, frolIc so you can move ifl today, Ask LOT 129' deep with 50' frontage on ________________________ mc 'o MUSTANG Lcxi9wOj available up to 34 months. Free Realtors -ASTDACX -hoose from. $ft.9Sto $139,,i. Ph,flI-s7u hitch, and Johnson motor, about tree rent. Free deliver-, and $a South Sanford Avenue. $3,300. home estImate. ARIES CARPET J AUTOMATIC WI Itt AIR, am, brinci vacuums, 519 93, Call 3236412. sfup withIn 10) miles. Place 741.4551. Call COlIc'tt ________________________ NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. NEW WORLD TRAVEL 91.93 New '73 Singers, ts,,3 I.tom.s, sno. 47 Real Estate Wanted CALL CREDIT MANAGER, )6 boat, trailer, $3 Pep. Chryle HWY. Six City Lots I -37)ach. 17-92, ION GW000 .. 6230. 'nolan. ski equipment. Pertec PH.I349434 SINGERS GREGORY MOBILE HOMES _______ STE RIO SPECIAL LiItLflg5Waflt,d ZONED RESIDENtIAL. Puae'hurxt cndifLeç Pt,. 373 C11. 0 watt, AX4000 Gerrarci corn 5C'Oi'onchAvr i73rIar.c r'r SewI,'. mach'r.c' S95 to V.995 Water, sewer available Total --------HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPF CailBart Real Estate 7 71 ' -- . 'c"-b Set rc) 5449, )'__'•__n-. 76 Atih Rrnairc rIJLy .., 1 f-r;'. t..co' •i.i lit Iri.ler Cr,rc Cu;rrr, - ----- ' 47 _______ Ai) :i 1. -. ',-, ,,-.spmkcr, buIts. 0oral,ve oeg lULLY SELF CONTAINED and I,- SI. CAlI 122 3173, Parts-ACcessories adphws and Gerrard turn ____________________ y4 Sixteen City Lots , much, much more, inspect and -NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. bIts. 17 Volt Auto batterie$fl teit it UNITED FREIGHT CALL CR EDIT MANAGER, 32)ZONED MR.? for apartments 48 - Listings-.Wanted 56 Camping Equipment REEL'S BODY SHOP ' SALES, 3530 S. Orange Ave., 62)0, _____ _______ 62$ liii, .,, - -- Irehouse Outlet located I1 £AYRC PLA1A tFERN PACK _________________________________ I Cjrtanao tbtween Michigan & Camping equipment, 530.000. CALL US TO PLACE YOUR II S. Orar;; A,,, - --PROP. - '.e it, we $3)4fl '7) Monti Holden)HrsMon.Fr,09,f, Carlo, Vinyl top, air, Pave itt Gov't itt, ERTY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS linde (between HoId ".)re. to S. Terms available. power steering and brakes. Sub. WITH COMPUTER SERVICE. Chigan) Hours IO-t Mon. & call 322.2420 Anytime Surplus World. 11631 F. Hwy. 50. BRAND NAME 77 Junk Cars Removed trans Ph 323 177$. FrI. 'III S - - -- ------WE HEEl) LISTINGS NOWf ,MAITLAND rLEA MART. l9) _________-_ I - Abandoned. unwanlexi, Iunle cars Sa."or(rsS44e5L,aoer' FORREST GREENE INC.. Ptay. 1703, Open Sat. & Sun. Your MuItfplellstlreg Agency 28 ZAGS REALTORS 1301 W, FAIRhauled away. Your cost, $10. s $319530, $31 39w, Pr r UAHK AVE 415.2333. WE TAKE ---. - Orlando 795 öl?4 anytIme ELECTRIC GUITAP , anuS 43 Pep. Evinrude 4. .zmpiiflcr, 5a0 18 ii Motorcycles JL)1JA Cast net, Camp Stove. Misc 373. Ph.3720063. _______________________________ p76. '69 Honda 3.50, runs excellent, $325, - 60 Office Equipment Lewis Cycle, 110$ S. Frencte.3flI 6572 & Supplies UNITED I 1972 Harley Davidson 74. Full drets FREIGHT SALES RtU1ETIBM Executv,Electi1 wIth plenty of •xtrs in.ctyding BRAND NEW BEDI100M sets BOICI Face Italic typewriter. Used radio Only 1,300 miles, like new, (with bedding included) Only only 9 nine months. $300 See at Call 2230230or 131-36.i9. -$179.95. Brand new sofas, many Seniorci Herald. ___________ Styles and fabrics to choose from ________________________________ '12 YAMAHA £50 $19.95. Sofn beds, double and 6700 mIles, best offer Equipment for Rent queen $79.93 to 1199.93, Corner '64 -. Ph.3fl.I)54fa3;3Q groups available for $)i#,,5, -Outboa,us, _flI_,itlr. ia,rtrIrr,,.,a iiinv1-) uy iJY.y) eacn. 51t1'rO %93 Honda -- Shampooer for Only 51 per day. sets $4915 to PAlS. UNITED Good Shape, $450 CARROLLS FURNITURE, FREIGhT SALES, 3350 5. Oran. Ph 323.2149 Experts _________________________ Ave., Orlando (between Mtcnlgin • '7) Yamaha 350 cc. Excelsent con& Holden) Hrs Mon-Fri. 9 to 9. 65 WHERE iHE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Pets and Supplies AkConditionbig ditlt, 7,300 miles. $535 or beef Sat. 9to3.Termsa%aiiable. -_Concrete Hoite lmprovementi offer. Ph. 374-1*06 Deltona, 81,DAIP CONDITIONING pups, AKC. 6 LLC [LLI SERVICES UNLIMITED ______________________ Set of glass sliding door5, size tJtL wkt. $30. Animal Haven Xennels, ANDHEAT1NG SERVICE BUDDY'S HANDYMAN 1972 Honda 130. e*c*Ilent $'xe'i- ' each. Reason.le, 323 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 3225757 between lam. 4p.m. Hwy. 436 & 17-92 $30920) REASONABLE IRICES CALL 322. 1644. ____________________ condition. low miles. Fern Park Small iots Wanted Jth3 3951 ______________________________ Ph 325-5029, Central Air Coriditka,ing For fret Black Irmole Poocite, 3 yns, AXC 3231331, "Lake Mary" WILSON MAIER FURNITURE eStimate, call Cart Hirtj$,. at Reg, Good with thildrre 130. 373 Draftiáá but' sell trade SEARS In Sanford. 332-177). General remodeling. All types 31)3ISE.FIrs,tSI., t011 after 6 p.m. ___________________________ __________________________ carpentry, masocwy work, Free For Builders, sub-contricfo,.s. -----Master Grooming for all breeds Let .'. t APP J'ICt "' ? C.'.i'j.,iIe riuu and Snap AIlntah,esseq-yj ) us start your czog In ur Fall term. Household Goods Drawings, Fast, dependable, c Hoffman Palnting4.Decora,in Special pric, fur Sept. Call 323 h- $30-liZ econemica&C.11 VIC'kW-.363-3143 1971. lnlenioq & Exlerior. Quality Work. Estate Sate --- Sept. 7 & a furniture, irr, ApIanCes & Insured 233-4141. piCtur,L brlcbr.c, IDEaL DRAFTING Toy poodl, puppies, misc. 2416 Palmetto Ave. SERVICE. For builders, sub Iweeksold. FutIfe"wGE4ppj$an - L&M&$ONS ccedracars&yidI$ Custom Call 322Oa. Sanford Electric CotnpenHOME IMPROVEMENTS Pick Up Payments houim p$a,s,, plot plans, & roOm 2322 Park DrIve, 327)542 ADDITIONS "addiltOnI.Ph.327.1010. of Ill per month pe Fr puppies, PWiIthy No Job Too Big or Too Small POOl Table taklnp up Chat Frezer, Call 325-till aqd UYEARS EXPERIENCE. C, Ehdronlc EquIinent room? A Classified A4*II* find it a askforCharles,, Osteen, 373 37) 4101 "Sanford" buyer _ • track and on a' more northerly Course," Delia teased Texas coastal residents through the night, hanging offshore with a disorganized center and little movement, but producing swells and high tides from Freeport to Cameron, La. The9a.m, EDT advisory from the National Weather Service showed the storm, with winds of 65 to 70 miles an hour, had drifted very slightly t,owa,- d the north and was picking up strength. - Trucks and Trailers aniç Repossessions. choose from 131-2373 Dealer. ___________________________ bell0 Autos for Safe 4735, bath, air, patio cover P.993. 15 t Motorcycles Ford Mustang 66. converllble,ócyl, 1966 Chevrol,t El Camzno 327. VI, I - automatic, factory aIr, powfr steering, chrome wheels. Ph. 325 Ipod, mag wheels, 900. Cii' 3321 after 5 p.m. -______________________________ BARRINGTON2ixlO,lb,d,m.1 ler 13)4411 ________________________ Mobile Hon JOHNNY WALKER REALTY PP 372 .-1S7 -' - - fl 14Ono CL tOO, excellent condillon. dirt equlpp..1 Ph. 3,-2026. ____________________________ CF that new I'ome b*for you buy. W, taye homes. atd tots of lots. Hacienda Villagi, 131-MI). Occupancy '78 TAKE - piece t p M.UNSWORTH REALTY 103W FirsiSt. -I Immedla:, - 323-404) or3fl 0317 .: -:; - - ---- ___ ___ - ------------____ 1973 Barrington. 1x3', 2 b(dt., 2 j barn. iv PCI. cown. Extra Adults, Hacienda VIIlge. 323 1132. 'dy -----r -. -'p-' - - Monday, Sept. 3. 1973 ___ -- Storm Drifts North, 1' 0 - Picks Up Strength At 9am,, the storm was located at latitude 27.8 north longitude 93,3 west, or about 140 miles southeast of Ga'veston "If we can get a few more fixes on radar in the next couple of hours, we are going to be able to come up with a prediction. This storm is essentially in the same location as it was at 11 o'clock last night," Bcnto said. The advisory said six-foot tides and rains or up to 10 inches would accompany Delia. - But Prices StillAreHigh lirr '4 44 T' J, ' ' The tothl 4 tCr The food price see-saw tilted March 1 to Sept. 1. Increases ' __ - u ______ 'uuIt I -- _______________ H - I - - -- - ZIG I -- - ____ I1.L) DL WAGON --I'--.- ADirectory of, --_ - -- _" Ready To Serve Yovi -- V(LLL1 L _________________________ Is Your Student Going Away To School? Pi.n _ ._...._.,_ The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling ISIoodandflonrOoditeffl12 wasupinonjyt)ij.ee Decreases on March 1 and has ranged from one per cent in • • rechecked them at the begin- Boston to seven per rent In Los I ning of each succeeding month Ange1esa increases sere one (1 An additional check was made per cent or kss. uli Au, 13, the day after th At the same time, only 19 per Phase 4 economIc program 8) Deput) Circuit Court Clerk count) Ises the 1145,000 in its ESTES be- cent of the total number of gn ASIIbY Jones told Herald Staff Writer budget this year, the 7.96 11gw-c item.s went up In price from t A number of new state law requires that will have to be raised to 8.21, developments Aug. 13 to Sept. 1; 16 per cent keptfoodprjccsintheheadlljnes went down' 53 per cent were Seminole County corn- interest on deposited county leaving a tax reduction of 07 during the six-month survey unchanged, missioners are expected to funds be given to the circuit mills, ' and 12 per cent period: the nationwide meat were unavailable. continue the 7 m bud"et ckrk's office for return to the Circuit Clerk Court Arthur tyt during the first week In . hearing today whi1'eanattortey beard at the end of the year. Beckwlth Jr. said he called the The increases and decreases April, controls imposes! first on general's oninion is soI'°ht on a The county In its budget an- comptroller's office in nieab and later on all her oer the slx.month period renew state law which would cut ticipates $145,000 in Interest Tallahassee for information on fleet the law of supply and deconsuup,cr goods $145,000 from county revenues revenues during the new budget the law last week. Bekwith's economic program mand and the economic conana year. in the new request as well as those from trols Imposed by the Nixon adlUUng'of price ceilings, If the attorney general numerous other county clerks iu'0fl n an eciort 1.0 ledIt shortage rked by tatfiemen confirms this Interpretation of Were referred to the Sttw'ne) I on withholding lhestock to protest the stak las this Interest general the continuation "nih Sept 12o( would not be available to the Maz' oftheprw fluctuatlofl3 CommIssioner John Kim. the freeze on beef. 5tj bllJJThNI 07 S13p5)12' ar4 county until the 1074-75 budget brough said the budget may be The Sept. 1 markethosket demand. Rising grain prices year. amended as well to include check disclosed that whil, The county millage in the 72. three new fire control districts chops due to crop failures and harand eggs i L7u declined durini Vests that dldi3'l IflCeI preI Jj 73 budget year was 8 mills. - Loch Arbor, Gtncicrville. late July andearly August, they dictions drove up the price of After six weeks daily budget Midway, and an area South of remained well above thei'r everything (rem vcstock work sessions, the county Lake Mary and North of feed March 1 levels in imost areas. to a loaf bd. tentatively set mIltage for the lMngwood. new year at 7.96, a ,32 mill A budget is also to be set for -. ..--. -. . -it of the Lake Mary AccordIng to Jones, -- 1) ZTTPL\DTT I * Attkkjt,, Hagare lr'.utnYr,, OPO HEATING & AIR COtI OIT,ON,NG, 210 Sanfov Ave., -___________ H • ad. to ieil your don't r*t - TOWERIBEAUTYSALON (Ioqm.qty H*rrlotrs fl•ity NOQIl) E. PLe*.332-p17 ,,.;.. tt-:r. ;n--Tt3t or hiy barn? aulloINGs, ______ Call Q$ SS.TV 'iforcI PI,it,i Ur.im.tnd- RJo Shack atMu . one euipm, P Stritj tape player, FM-AM radios tap. reCOrders Ph. 323 7570. Nerd •ng? We Install best QUltt fnc,, all types. Fast. Turner Fec, Co.. 323-316%. GlOSSMfrTO,', J .FNAD,( L A'! & PAitTCO QUen- aAe 377.ao22 - - AD(OCk _______ For R,it-Moto, gr.aer , 'oodlng j4fl With D,fIOv$ & tar. $3O-9$e dir or nIght BULLDOZER WORK C1#aring Iøt out- Speci,tey. pm -- ftt •' mrng smati if?v*tHflent In a CIasslti.a Ad will tng results. - JACKSON'S CERAMICS. kiln r1f 10 S CIn'I.rd Thursda A 4IFTfOHANDi p' Pflfli,j Cr'warr supplies Spec II.n- ii iflterir, - -'1 nitur. repa1r l, - r-t # -_-. Gdutmg ready t - - .I?°°- Ila ix-up" time NIep an ?lPIJ1T54111OtT%iOdIyJ f1.Mltl.d - -- * C(NCRETE PATIOS' OGCuRN PEUCE CO. Pl,ng ____ '-e 4 4 _ CL ; *1tr or '$Ptefrfep,onp, thhimat,, 323W94. ROO1 (CIIt*, all #ypl$ Re Reros lilSy CatiJ&ern,ot. Ing 121-794 or 225 rn Free rj -. TV.Radjo.Ster,) _____________ ltt,p1y(( $ighta,ir,d r %-4?Q Pi. , ir ' ,, Rr%ior'tlIICOm,nerclal Free.stmaeej. Ph 3256673 1l 3 DiCk J0Y1U Wfi. 1: / if, onlLlINs 5ptknklr wa'ercondItoners.3fls)Q #,LL.ED-ruMt SPKLERSY3TEMS Wersprç,,j1 STINEMACHINE& $UPPLYCC. -,, . rtr U.ii $4 J per fTith. Phi 47377 for free POme tYIaI. HALLMARK. 17H W. Ave., WrJer Park. PAUL. SIATER P'o(essionaiWa(Ipapar Hanger - I ZAYCe PLAZA •T(PN PACK 511.4233 I 300 New Sets MATTRESS & Boa Springs Kings Complete $1! 28 N CIRCULATION District Manager it?3 b44jtfvl wlnu! 4b.nrt, AM I' mVIttPt,x radio. P tma-k tape •Ci'iIf 1)0. Call 373 - tbbe(nOdli $130 ølack& White '' 1 : . Call .- - Opening At The Sanford Herad IIr 'uifnri !jtrati ED ADS thpt fOyerS cOvered by the DISCRIMINATION -. a/' 'a-' .r - - '' •' 4,. "ti ti:s't," ',.*?- .. "•'t - _ . - - - . .- -" iW." - .. - lit p!Jø ir.r" _____ _______ ,. - . '' - "'"' .',;' r - = " /' ' ' ,.: •"' . .. •. . ' i...'- W & 4 '•- - r-. - . ,,,,,,,,.- -. - ii... . ,,_ - -I ' - -- - 1( - - - - - -r- =- '._at . C A4t %A1rDC •V - ',,t'M -... A Day AD rst r ; iw i.ri ' '-: ; .-_ T CI" .Ja. I' I. NUT SO with Laura Lee I3rown 6 a second tirade student at Sanford's Pi11c.re a l .emen1.ar,, C k I ft xO re.issuring or l OtC com.or from the ' ' teacher Mis. Arlene Cotton and her mother, Evelyn Keel, to get Laura Lee past the "big apple wi the door to her -,-..o,. -. . -classroom, - - .- lake Mar) A ICL(0flf) %0R[.[) (ftA1N lIARs L'T ,, . *- LJUACIe i . - ma(t0Br18e because of soaring _ ti I . TWO MEN are arrested hours after a pair of stocking-masked gunmen rob a Hollywood restaurant and use three hostages as shields to break through a ring of police, authorities s iv (Pa"e 3M " , ., .,, . resluenuaj consumer V.OUIU pay from $25 to $50 more per year for natural gas ii the governme,3t droppea price controls, , '.,, About $5 million of the total budget is In anticipated federal : funds, part of which has , p. -alf'CLld) been approsed, (or expansion of the sets ige treat rnent plant into a regional facility and sewer line and ifltl!tCtptOE' installations in the old section of the lit) north of I SR 436 and in the western section west of Interstate 4 E "r 'f - : -" J. ,, lair,, .',, t hearing on iecor the new y;ar will be held at 4 '. '- ," t, -' - i _______ '", W 1CJ;41.; , ' -. . F'is't - 'i 4l_tiC t 2. - --. - ..,.=• -' -. Is Today LAST 1101 DOVF UNION in 1'nadian Mar) Law enIo-'-c'egr,cnt budget, ::::FIlE rail strike poIn(men to the z.dsisory On the aging at orders its mer,i'oers oack to work, - ,-' ' - 77, ____ ,. - 'If ak ' , , .' , - -- \,,3 ,,-" ,, -jtjr' .- ' 7 _" / ',' 1 '. ' è.. ,,j eij '- ' • ti!;, I"('- commission ', - a' \ It's Complete In Detail Elimination It's lrexpensjve SIX DAYS A WEEK - of additional by virtue of the deputy s car ) having direct contact with the EVERY WEEK 1% 22-'EAfl-Oj,,D : hARD HAT who fell six g g - JA) ': Director Donald Bundy nd station tgomerv rnter0nh1 :mtons I No need to hire a telephone perator nor secretary (or tIiu' police department. A Subscription To T1jr 'aiifnth - ., ,. WhILE A'fl'ENTIO4 manageillent talks, the to be Road. built on Mon- flids received last week rani from $39,000 to $19,f') A large part of the construction Ccst will be paid from federal revenue sharing funds. FOCuSES on union- fate of this year's auto industry contract negotiations could hinge in large part en tile dcjjo of a group of ' V •-.L. - experience desIred but not n(wessary Incldentall), If the ness clt% arc seeking additional Will be mailed six days a week for nine months tatkrs -, revenues, why not ac- ::: in cablevision. There s a heap of the long Only *240 Per Month , green offered to each of those cities permitting a cablevision LABOR DAY weekend traffic accidents take : - ?? await the opening bell at Lakeview Middle School. Prior to that time, you rehash the fun of last summer.. and start counting the days until I B - BY THE TIME YOU'RE IN THE SIXTH GRADE ' LI -- Af I -U (That Wnuid he Thanksgivingano)er 79 days, kids! 'herald Photos by )ill Vinc'nt s Clccur project With the county. flIt' city has asked the count)' to split paving costs and the city Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for ycur student away from home Today I THE FORD HERA[D CALL 322-26i 'i We'll Start Mailing On Request And Bill You Later who lost control of his car as it trailed in tow behind iinuther vehicle the Florida Hiuhwav Patrol sa"s (Pa" ' Area deaths ............ lB Bridge .................8A Calendar ..............21% Classified ads -------4-615 Coiuics . 71% - Count)' Superintendent of Forest City inoniing session 5vsion, a'hichruns6:SSa.m. to around 1700 students, and said today the first day of school "Everything is going fine, but He anticipated around the 50 new student.s this morning. went smoothly acr Seminole we are still registering like same number In the afternoon with only the In Casselberry, Sidney usual school bu mad," With the morning session. Hathaway is assisted Boyette, principal ' mix-ups causing problems, session of South from 7:30 n.m. There was a total i 279 lii' Although the total first day to 12:15running p.m., Otto sa)s he by Assistant Principal Jim Seminole Middle School, said Jones. chcsof, over the ltburl)iy enrollment count was not arrived at school at "things cauld not have been 6 a.m, lie weekend, Vesterdas"s high was complete Layer estimated estimated If the new tnufld1n is ready better." lie is looking foard there were over 0 by next year 91 low Utis morning was 70, Jackson Heights to m.ulring there will be 30,000 students In pupils in his elon, two new portable will Partly cloudy to cloudy at county schools, also absorb the eighth classrooms as two teachers art' times through Wcdnisday with Only two public schools The afternoon session with grade now at Oviedo High now using the media renter for : nfternoo School., Ilautaway said, 'lughes as schedule principal their classes. thundershowers opened on double sesslona, has Hnbert a 1220-S'O5 p.m. : likely, Also In the sampling of firrt They are Jackson Heights day reactions in county schools, High tt'mperattes upper Os Middle School in Oviedo slId Ten new teachers have beea to Gordon Hathaway, new Seminole thgh School Principal added to take care of Lowe tonigilt lower to miii OreSt CIty Elementary School, principal at Jackson Heights, the inDon Ifeynolds reported 7. Rain probaudity w per cent which t' things creased enrollment at the its facilities reported "minimum fuss" for "smooth and quiet with classes school, which is estimated to k during the days and 20 per cent with facultysharing and students of the the first day and 358 sIxth and 1st nIght. all a good size" lIe estimated peak proposed Sabal Point School at 2 stut1eni, I3oyett ''t'ittPt i:ri'ler In thi' m'-rm u'nro Ito,' it 1 ' Entertainment ----- 7A Horoscope ------------BA hospital notes . - . . - 21% Public notices . - - . 21% So'iety ............. BA Crossword puzzle .....BA Sports 28 3B Dear Abby .............BA State ..................31% Dr. Crane ..............71% Stocks ............. - 115 Editorialcomment ... 61% TV .....................7A - ..,.,,,,,,.,, - , _, Cr00 t1'ei' Index Left over items,,, now there is a new water line installed at the Sanford Marinri to accommodate the boaters. • and that (iremlluln's widow tIns been assured by the city's fathers that "they had no idea of her oblem" but did assure her it'll be resolved in short order. engineering, 0 A i1'5 _____________________ franchL1.WhynotfakeMry Apply hi pnrson to the ________ _______ iirruth Ii Previous c7rcuiafjo,.. '- _____ _________ ' kr-- It's Informative lotion Deportment a - ' Excelfenf starting saary and F)uomoPjfr CX pon.sC$, ______ ,. than Its proposed in the Lake flUICCIB a pr*1,,'ance Ofl age from r. AGE . Interested This tfEwjpA9'ER doss flat knowingly accept "" '' - . A better proposal would be to hire the Semirole Sheriff', tepartment At first blush, it sounds like I mipoofing, but timis farthest fromnm mind es fall sshen ou'rc talkI7 about taxpayer's mone3 t(eep Your Student Aware Of What's Happening Back Home RmiII iI•, __ Hearing hour sersice. :±' . 4 dude a chief and two patrolmen, and NOT be for 24- With Motorola Color 'v. ia, screen wfk. 5SQ flj 'TELEVISION SE1S$3SUP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drlv, 3250)57 Waaper Hanmg P' ¶1 . 1 Lcrnwd - Rejioe.t. CommettsaI Fre,Estimates. c'i iflti7 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lap pric paid, used, any Condition 4141126. WinIer Park, - - - - .__-_-_'-•. ...''- , could CASH323-1173 For used furniture, appliances. fools, etc. Buy I or 1001 l?ern. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford .&v. •---'---- ' FnaoQaparuJ 68 Wanted to Buy . ________________ nevlIt cli) Classes now forming in bg inn tftaglish Equitation it Shodp Trails Public Riding Stables, 373. 347'. - ____ Ut our friends iking in Sernlnol&, Can'erbtj,'y Farm, new boarding stable in Oviedo Hunt Seat in Structlon for biinners through advanced. Ph. 365-3136 FREEZERS ant iJ.vc3 Ocb Apphnc, Sales & Siry,e. 3j7 5 Ave.. Sanford Ph 325 74J ________ ______ ___________ - 53 0ariJrou trees cO'ç4)*d. hemmed. taken down. cut for fsrewoo. 25 v' rpcvlence, Ph. diy or ntqht. in 1745 . WoH DrlLrng Seti initr,o& Horses t'tew Tre* Trm ma rywatf exteriOr rur r•finlp,l,,q -: Pest Control ------------_...-- Gicxirn.r,j Prot , al wit,, -• I a m 6 pin Animal Grooming. 322 5752, _-_----------__-_--------_.-- FAeRICAT,ON n,aa,s. Ii&AC.,ams s.rc., ojoo,, hauling. Tremblay. 373 flyi - -:-------' .. . ldf1 Jscipng._Maln,,c, %.omm, rcial&R,4Jd.fl,l.l Cbarte DIo Ca., 373 47S - 4 '' 'oom$ carports. Top wOtknir,lhlp mu mat-reals LEACH ALUMINUM Get tase tNjfert for a intlitin vestment Place a los, cost clasSified a lot results l E. Ct$eryAvs S&n#C,rd !..S6I . ------ __________ llngt ROCIA, fl$tfig a C1fen*ry. interior. CAll ?.'oory W more for yj money. Home improv.m,nts borg. Or small. peer,,, ° ''mfltedco. Call 'er 4)0 p.m. fluslt, fl 2902. etIdenc, 3.4 57 --r-- -_ L-ft a clastiflod ad help y cieen Out your 1thiC, pareor or CerW?IIC$ '- '(ENMORE WASHER. parts, 'ervica. iseJ machInr. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3?) TRENT EXTERMINATING Co. '"c. antS. termlt, L41154(a/,etç 323 fl54 ._ ft • ret ae Stuts Exterior. R.atOnabl 373 8A7. :---. -- CnpMe f(Qf.Ti & hOJS* Punting. 7 Y3231745 Want to tell - & 6.5 aa... ..g BuHdozi!g Appliances Like new. beautiful automatic electric range, 5)33. Twodoor frost rfrlgerator, $350; Both U4d only 20 months. M.aylaga.jfomatic HOOI(r,.....SI . .. - y ri JTYPC• •. Deal ouer. Landscat,lnq Mowing, Edlg Also )73 Ford Pick-up truck with TrlmmIn4 camper, nd Intlrnational Cub Free Eat Rea%onabj.A,,. 3fl 171 42" Mo*er. 666-466., yeti. S'truti. trlmmad 1 thap Flower RECOHDITIOPIED Refrigerators. & d Washeri to and Drysr. fethot. SpecialLt. WARRANTy. Free Ocliviry. Owing by rlQueP only. F, eStimate j3j WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. £41 7141. Repairs Home Improvements It wm ItirT% Avr ifi C11lstSstd AJs. - 52 I _________________________ '.'O,',4G, A TRIMP,jIp, CALL 372 1344 Electronic Equipment v a. rvke -____ - _______ ________________________ - uiipr _______ ______ - in price during the six month The biggest declines came in period, Twelve ier cent of the price of pork chops and ItemsdecreasedInpr; 26 per eggs, which skyrocketed after cent were unchanged; and 12 yrfre from iris percentwerenotIva1bbIeon in mid-July Chocolate chi p nm" of the it '-rc .ire, hitis cookies end buttt ''e txit up ii-, hit R tort "d t''c ttrtl Price, but the ii *rll3es were 'Ult ti)ti of the SIX-month period. Tuesday, September4. l973-Sanford, FlorIda 32/71 ,5th Year Io 313 ° I e 1(3 Cents .rc _____________________ _____ ___________ months ago , ' , . , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c77fa6886e7bc993b6ab2b66803d4c5.pdf f457121f402416b0d36ec38b119d505e PDF Text Text 8b--The Sanford Herald 4 Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1973 __________ ______ __________________________________________ ,. ..._..,,;_. p ~_. [Seminole Calendar j 4 Sept.25 seo. anord hint Club picnic, nAUCFION-7:00 p.m. at the 6:30 p.m., 40 5 Lake Blvd. Loch [)dllary Ftre 1)epartment, 12 Arbor. Program on traffic Colonit,o Road. Ranges, safety by Mary Boone. Heaters, Laundry tub, Sofa bed, Lyman High School PTSA, Reclining chair, Fishing boat, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium.some antiques) tools. Many Open house and class visitation. miscellaneous items. Relax in Ref reshments, air-conditioned comfort arui Sept. 26 pick UI) bargain. Drug Action Committee 2 board meeting, 1100 E. First Sanford Tourist and Shut. St., 7 p.m. fleboard Club covered di.h Sept supper, 6 p.m., at cluihouse on Crisis classes, test and lake front, Business mee ting to review, Drug Action Corn. fo ll ow. Casselberry Elementary mittee, 1100 E. First St., San. ford, 7:30 p.m. PTA, 7:30 p.m., school cafetorium. Refreshments and Lakeview Middle School open house following th e PTA, 7:30 p.m. Parents will meeting Follow student's schedule. Oct.3 SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier South Seminole Pilot Club, Motor Inn. Altamonte Community house 7 . .10 retail price increase and "get a all increases in wholesale hopeful view of Nixon's action Disgruntled gasoline dealers decision out this week." gasoline prices, "we will be Monday. i California But Huemrlch asserted: "If faced, I'm almost certain, with california returned to their "Beautiful, beautiful," said pumps today while some In. the council decides to give us a national closedown." Bob Moore, executive secretary diana service station operators one cent (a gallon) or two cents "Not that we will call It," of the California Service Station THE 11r. A,SOCIATED PRESS . , ____ ______ _____________ _________ - __________ - _________ ---.• I' ____ SCtiooI Board We'd like to have a piece of b.' lie commente'I after the White House announceil that the Nirtnt ,i,i nrnr r. : To Meet . ' ---.'- I I k T1TZA0 A WiUlam School Boar dr will pr AUTO - ____ - Enterprise NOTICE OF INTENTION TO In t6r"fWl*ne* twIth %aeflon !A of the Circuit Court in Semnote County. Florida, u ree of ,Prow CO p.abU(4110fl*fth4tflOtICLth. JUST-RITE ~ is and Products of similar natLore ~ yule Rd. Sanford Airport, Seminoi. -- t County, Sanford. Florida anm mat he undrI,id is th e only ir0ert-sted in said twsinm- 5.18 tPSTERPRISES. t'' !''&'. ! CITY OF LONOw000 FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 1 - F.fC..j c,vst I I torda. that by the City property 4scrl ~ County,, rioride 3# 7is acr-ej rr.ore OF ° ' ctlnificafton Of PUD Pttv*t Un-I orty as that ci VhC zoning oanc.s Of the City c'LOn w. Florida, to wet: Ordinance Nc. 14) Cfld as - : - amended The pr.ent toning ctass4flcaijon CA t..i' property i-s * I Agriojitural OIS'r ct as ttat described truth, andrrgula?pnsol Sminol(ty, - ciass,ticat,n FIor,da The Public Hearing will beheld in theCilyl-1811, LotVwooti. Florid&,On the soc., ttereatet Daytona Death. - firm DE -" N THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT COUNTY, TV 5(Mlt40 FLORIDA. PROBATE. Lots 6,1, 1 tnre To A " Having Claims or Otmands Against Said - I This notice Shalt be stei at Hall wrtluir, tiw t., Longwoout. Floruca, and in three (31 N other pIac *ithin flit City, pubtIhed in The Sanford Herala, a newepapefolgneralcircula lionln I ¶ ' far j r the I rt prBbchron to the dtr of the fast 1i -- ~ + fMi-cafion tuoftu dateS inctvive shall hOt be lest than twenty (2 da s Ina'Jditon. holicISh4li be posted in t b =+$'. -! ,.- PCMlonOfthitno$ice+Twocope4 t r'.. •' .1 7 . Prou-Osal shall IflCIudC the OWIAQ I ' r ) --I.I. .. - , +1 ,ff--?-.-_ I' 4' 1 i.t - o -' s - * $ T ric o f.ir.' ,. 4i.t& *__. - or re1ect i-..,. ot'Sais .n tt.e uest rtrrests Qlttit dec,ad C'ty 04 Slnford c*tv Commaton of ttm City of $ 7 Oct 2 5. ltn bt'i, Stvt I tIn - it V2 IT . . till CAivcni u," Itt It'*.*$$IiO --. • 3 IA .a il1lh ""I• BEER . _____________________________of ____ 13 i . I ,~ CERTIFIED 114111`141""A I , I t 00 FIW 1 ' è' -. e. CUBE ICE 59$ CASE 8 '' SAVE "'13 "'tr iC 413 g SCIIMRI E &Al1lt1 1* 131 *1151115 LIII • 8 •' QUART 12 VII OL RARITY IMF scomc louaat I O'f . LP4LAP,$, ltAAf? I • 'S SO CASE ruc 4 poet -u- em • • 415 6 UASTI wsa,t PORt., L. VtjICatt 'ISO CASE 0, ann 'oa'iwiaev MOb *' 04 Wt.cTI PONT la.siq.o.vswc,a, • ";l9i S a- - ILuau.auii tii u nsa nu ii -•444 •h *A4T**JOC -. . a I' D'/ . • • 3 ' 429 1" t.-; public. • 249 " ,.. '$.".. -- - 319 The Firm and the White house saw no reason to bring that subject up for discussion. offer a sacrifice by fire to ht i4Ird," ( I,r'vit ictis 23:21-25) Now the Lo rd said to Moses, "Make two trumpets ', , 229 199 lu: 29 80 29 2495 ',-•-,,,.-. -.. CAR WE IP ITALY .. 379g 2495 129 142$ 119 1825 . 3495 STOCK IMP ITALY ' I 19 -. 5.75 10 VLNIA unnrns The ,Sknorah ((hr seren-branehed candelabra) and the Sho far (ram's horn) are two of the best known symbols in Jewish tradition. The blowing of the ram's horn symboli:es God's sumnions to the people forself-judqemen(. The sound of the Shc far heralds Rosh !Iqsha'zncih—(hc Jewish 4V,'u' Yca r. This .rriptu t..- from The Living Bible is (hr authority for observance of Rosh Hashanah. ORMARK 199: 2388 2950 MIRASSOU 32 - 799 - •_•_.,. hEBREW DATE: TISHIU 1, 57:1-1 meet together for worship; it is it time of remembrance, and is to be announced by loud blowing of trumpets. Don't do any work on the day 11$ 1315 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH ,,,, GON1ALISBT*S5 CREAM t' ', SEPTEMBER 27-28, 197:1 three of the firm's former of. ,,,..., ' - fidals convicted of falsifying an audit. -. firiii.. ,' j, ASltA½i CHENIN BLANC . ac5 at Alt ...-.-PORT SHERRY MUSt NOT made public about this r 2295 219 Cool 11 Sanford, ' is " . 0flTuCu,in 2795 BESTALCII BOOK OF WINES 99' Sty 1101 jvftvyw~~. ---------------____.___.j . . . arrestedo Tuesday, one being charged — with armed robbery and other with a narcotics offenses followingacatandrnouse high Seminole County jail under - !:-J ~ , ." _ ' - - 5 Z 40 4 DrJ~1 " . _mt. Ii -. . - ____ - L _.- I _jz___ . I .. % 1 •i' :: & . -. • • vw - I i - - . ..- • ';:;r .. a driver's license and without a license plate or Inspection -------- ----... 9_ a $38,100 bond charged5 with aai*l,edlubbvry, driving wjil)out -- Pg. ZA Col. W .- 1. - ,--- I lCont1 On in ~F~ w_ .~ . "Wr , t I ,. " e," I -, X, 4 9 M— . -0 I ;~~& *-— v* e, — ? -. .~J Ir4 . ,'- M_ ~. . i , ;;;.! * 4 . g,,~ Cc 4 I~I_?_4 -~ -. ti ~ , . -_- I. ~L -i * -;i _ ANIIII111MI le 4"No __ A;Q&ft ii r Z T I u ' 1 15W . 4j (' ht__ -. ' Two Palatka men were -.----.------ - X-Z_ T_ ., I- . Herald Staff Writer . a -,' 9f I - =.-ZI9 - - Pursuit - - - to be the victim, caused lie was taken to Seminole ..- -. - - -- .. .. ' _:.i . -. -.. f_P 9 -- :: Jailed on $5,000 bond. "I saw a car speeding down tile opposite terstate lrnI and chased it with the intention of writing a ticket. Dw driver refused !o pull over and at the Lake Mary exit. Ra ther than turn around, I waited For . - . 'a - - - - • AFTER THE CHASE Troopers escort Palatka men to Seminole County jail. (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) , Condominium Pro' lect aFaceProtests ""' '" Ne ws - X. t' Trooper P.E. Dixon said. "The driver waited a little By DONNA ESTES out was estimated at $15 tIlt" before getting back on the Herald Staff Writer million. Forest Brook road and when he saw me he residents at the July hearing took off at 100 miles per-hour," CAS1SEI.BER1tY Forest threatened to take the city to Dixon said. Brotk residents are expected to court if the annexation and re"Williams, the driver of th e Jam city hall at 7 p.m. tonight to zoning were fi na lized. whipped in the Longwood oppose the proposed annexation It is expected that the develrest area and I blocked the exit and apartment zoning of the opers will offer tonight to lower of the rest area," Diion said. 52.49 acre Florida Standard the density in the proposed . fliiLC1 &S %* I I '..X. FORMER GOVERNOR Fuller Warren to be builed today in the Panhandle village where he was born. (Page 5A) Z • 5I - -----4 , .that "story" making the rounds of another kid getting beat-up by a gang is nothing but fabrication. Truth of the twitter is that he and has buddy were walking along the railroad, he stumbled and hit his head on the track. .was carried unconscious by h1 buddy, later transferred into the hospital and recovered. That's it in a nutshell. No fights - nothing like that. brew calendar) is a solemn time for all the people to of the celebration, but of beaten silver to be used for signaling the break- ing of camp. When both trumpets are blown, the people will know that they are to gather at the entrance of the Tabernacle. Use the trumpets in times of gladnessblowing them at your annual festivals and at the beginning of each month to rejoice over your burnt offerings and peace offerings. And God will be reminded of his covenant with you, For I am Jehovah, your God." (Numbers 10:1-10) from The Living Bible !1.4S1111N11!l is (hr J,'wi$l: ,V w l'ar5 and is trailitionotly traditioncilly rpurdrd as the first (10 of ('r.'rztton. Tht !?OS!( holy day marks the bepinning of (hr Trn lMpi o( l'rni' tenet, which is dreotrd to prayer, solemn /utivtttes and rut from work. REL ATIONS COMMISSION ex pectc! I discrimination complaints to triple this year. (Page 5A) HUMAN . car, "Th &' fi t':t d:iv of t)ieev tnt I! n.ontli (of the l ie- Y ABC I, IMPERIAL BLEND QT SEMJnMI,rl GORDON GfN PAUL JONES I HORSE QUARTJI. 49 1CROWN 459 QUART429f QUART, AND SAVE! [COTCH 1' w"nown I :I blow to atomic last l)cct'iiibe'r, Mr. Nixon had granted pardons to 2100 MONMOUSSEAU VOUVRAY nc - Well one other point was also - tt1 unwi *' . IlUrfO C I. - questions arose surrounding Mr. Nixon's San Clemente residence ... and of how the assets was made. And here again, this in. formation was NOT made IIIIII 4 QUOT s SAN MARTIN BLACKBERRY 119 ROSE ' SHERRY I 69.'. 1895 2295 COUNTRY WIIF OF FRANCE 199 2149 4295 Ai w'itO ROSE HIII I 99 2295 .• VIVA BURGUNDY CHARUc - •• If Zv of NUAN 4650 GOLD SLM j. PORT "'r i"' . of 40 - ' PAUL MASSON .-• information Nader wanted short military secrets. N , --. . .,i~% - ,1 -_.; 4' I - After 1-4 him to get back on the high- firm of Coopers and Lybrand, a full report on the Presidential PCT SAIIPJC nhIVc 199 ,. mm CHfRRYKII1 9.AV i CRACKLING ROSE Cassfb - - - lIj,I iv' ,min' 1295 ROYAL CMERRY .-. of danger in nuclear pos-er production. AEC Commissioner William Doub, the next speaker, Immediately challenged Nader, say. ing Nader was confused in both his facts and opinion. He offered to open AEC files to any taxpayers were fooling most of the bill foc the renovations, etc. Mr. Nixon rtsponded that according to the independent - &N(ts 83' -, '. "- .' 4 P'4 WC*fl?$Ja.*aue; JUAN ISlE BAN PINOT WOIR .. • - Remember when all of the L.AM8RUSCO IMP ITALY INC II4tssel 101', i7 .•----. SA M&TIN RIESLING * . 119 •. nuclear-generated power as a major source of electricity. There now are 313 nuclear plants across the country and 70 more are planned. Nader said the loss of economic investment was worth the price in the face of the prospect (31 a disastrous nuclear accident. He also accused the Atomic Energy Commission of "conscious deception, suppression and prevarication" in hiding the risk 11Vfl wix I J%wr stu a' $CCTI L " . . . ,. .'.......... - At 436 PINK CATAWBA \ THIS WE E K'S • proportions (FESTIVAL OF TRUMPETS) ' •. ,~, _., a way," A Aft HEDGESBLJTLER •'I- - first - arrrrATn J - ROSE FROM PORTUGAl •. 49, uses / ______ UM BROWN LABEL tI(BFRAUMLICH1 99 josi ? 399 - 'A"a; .. _ "1 ' ANDRE SiMON CHABLiS .. Immense CLOG ,c'e,cs u" - '. most imaginable." The West's governors have looked to p It i rr'rn * •5., AD 93 " ' - . IbL Rise 41 341 ";'' flr?lhl THINII WAN VOU 1. 1 laG CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 99C ':: .' the ROSH HASHANAH 0:0, Jt I K.0. M Vf" ( C"U &_iIT,. or 46's us$3 4" \ WISERS 10 YR. SANGRIA L YILYCI CM4IMS ,s ct of h'4 htMl V•7vstv ' uriur ,'- 8 YEAR Mi"osow" ISCICASI WS uu 'wn ____ 2 Charged the nation about atomic power plants and said: "It seems to me then we'll face a crisis By John A. Spoiski A. ft .S.O.P. BRANDY Moto ,*'tt#I tssaaIussutaT " TOM SIMS SWAP ROYAL DELU XE Z 56.. - 0IAW nip Scott$ . By THE ASSOCIATED 11Jf55 The chairman of the Western Governors' Conference says Ralph Nader's vow to halt the construction of nuclear power plants would, If successful, create "a crisis of the most immense proportions imaginable." The ftmmwradvocate told the governors Tuestay Wide teat,envi_ 1 *1tI battle that ronrnehLl nd= could make the successful fight to halt the supersonic transport look like a spring picnic. Nader's goal Is to bring the nation's nuclear electric power program to a complete halt in five years. Oregon Gov, Tom McCall told Nader, think you could do It." McCall, a Republican, continued: "But what will we do with this investment, what will we do with the need for this 75 million kilowats if you're successful?" McCall talked of the [ear that might grip 3.14' 51.95 OLD REPEATER CERTIRED - "ra a' ivuo , ABC 8 YEAR - W . + Governors Blast Nader Power Plan 299 '. 3515 GINRUM.YOOKA 3895 QUART JACQU1N ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. 1" if *OvSSt APC 6 YR KY vo *." It S -- .. ANY ft- A Afl sP'ouaiv ,,, , BUY BEER ABC MV1.111 put ft-1 A 5I . ' C 5! ' '" In It III 1100 RESERVE , ' -- THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY' rcisc 3I!989 0 rrj "'Up, 499". 5695 - ;I sit" SCHENLEY 'Wovait ,,,, - -. Pill WMN 1h IATflI504A ' ''"'.fl 011 tcofck • - a' issrnr 3511 MAGNUM "- ' $ 4", q McHENRY 8 YR. a U111111111 339 . BREEZE LW 1fl3 - - - HIGHLAND ABC 8 YR. OLD IMP. CANADIAN IRAQ TflIJL.A . Tb iltTVU* ci:riuw ""I"o"11416M A Ae. -' ' .,ilit.rr - - - HEAVEN á) CLAN MACGEGOR '" C$4'& . sotumitted to the City Commission ot tMCdyo45sniOrdnO later than 7: ocloct P.M on Monday, October tV3 - T 53a_, CUTIAIS Hs uvri L4 FCs _... 499' 100 PH. V100" 5 49 V mom ... L LONDON TOWER stalical 100410% ! rflAt'IJ mi Jui.ti ,u1r1uts P&fCfI 6. LOIS )0, 12 and 14. Block ri id ceaJpos? OfIce address 04 the tIA,rctlnt hid Shall be SW4WFI mu smsi ' . 59.15 MR (0 KY BLEND. STILLBROOK , 4111 CASt j. 861 CERtIFIED CANADIAN 911118,641 T()OHUNTER *' 1'-"t . I A. HARVErS ' "' 64 m .I iigi:i'i ABC VODKA n .;. B ,'., , , c. -. i-1t-J li I-. ..t.Jorø. Ui-srna, br $u'nit1td on any or all OàrCIts. buthWlitb5CCe($ ed flfla portion tY, PC Irr4a-' 1.-S tçr-nt ci an7 p.3rceI .hi1 be IisIt'd 1mev and a(cmpanled by a filing Iiparalely for each parcel lee of one dt1er atd Such claim or 7 All tt.i Shalt be paid by the dernano no' so Iliad Shall hI vø,d .,yoe - none by the City at Sa nford 5: Daavuy Gimmagc 3. inctudeaceelif chick for 1t5 At &dniifli5tfllof (lO1pef(adoftheLpndasablnç - fro lemon . JICOWN i 47 I T1 4.99 - V. :: 11$ aX7 CERTIFIED - ' Sol 4 99,v'. 59,15 ;Z MR. ED KY '/'11v't' Parc el S. Lois 9, U and 13, Block r _ __ ,''.., 8950 ABC 8 YR OLD SCOTCH ABC GIN I"@"$" ""' 'I ' :;U: — ' were that his Sept. 6 autopsy report planned to rub Oglesby, and .'. 549.. 6195 1 7 YR GRANO 010 PARR 399 ,. 1695 (?UffN ANNE .,. CHAMPAGNE COIDDUCK : 70 3 19..i. 4548 10 YEAR OLD GOLD 3ui'.Y.lS 3895 I 4595 STANLEY KY VODKA 6 99ww 8315 G010 COACH 12 YR ' 040 419-% 5295 01 PARADISE RUM-GIN-VOCKA 3 49,, 3*410 199 8950 OT 12 YR BLEND 3 9941 44 95 3 in 15" 6195 01 ROYAL DELUXE VODKA gg,,, 4695 CANADIAN SPRINGS 3mali ll 44 95 4 29 e 4995 LON004 TOWIR 94 PR GIN - - 3 91., 4ft 3,91st VODKA A*TITWS I ' - $%u kn*ru 'ff.iY DA: LL i'-s ie'!i 4 0 tt.3 Q CO&J15 I'tOu1 of 514 Count y at San ford. Florida. within Si calender møntr!1 from th lime 01 the first r (IJà. Oh+.t IQ( co tive ite of the Pi.bhc ICAs? four f-i> clerk Of the Cirtuit Court, Seminole Couc'f'. Florida. at hsoffic e in the 65 III CASI ITNS S'S ' U II'Ul1'1IiI(.1L4: ANT OTS A -. A UW!Ic* UPUiMIVIrI1 - BROOKFORD ' ?i W KIII -- 2 and 1, Parcel 7. loft and it, Block o. You and each of YOU a'e hereby All 1Ot1IflCCIWYAV*,AJdItIQS, pm'. or partisdciti,,nfor4ndo,nt, notifu.dandrriu$redtopresentany tolantotdasrecond,djnPlaf Book Claim. $r' '1'tt .-'&tn I Par,r 1S Seminole County et-t'r 1 yc-. aflt Stir R.c.orcts. estate of ThomaS McPel atto ontu,rOr', Ypt thou Idb. tnt Sete hrn TI •1 r - city ""'I O.IPi ANNE AV 11"ICH A 1 •U AM i PaN sui SUMI " i !j IINCO IIflhIV •. IIiTI!IUUL 1t(%2 - f1IlbIL at which = OLD hA. RUM ac IOU av UtC$ A5Jflf5AAPJ g - Nil M 01AM Estate; f. ;, UX E34ELWTSUI 299 COMFORT In It IN010 Parcel A. Lots 12 and 11, Stock B. Deceased. - U*1*-q1N , — that Oglesby had died pulmonary edema — heart further charged that puncture in Winter Park, whert he was from shock as a result of a blow failure," Garay said today, wounds Inflicted by doctors in a pronounced dead. William Oglesby. the 12-year- to the left kidney. adding, ,,this could have been futile effort to inject adrenalin It was not clear today old vletir'-' of a Sei 1. 5 fight near Fourteen-year-old Samuel caused by a blow to the upper into Oglesby's heart caused the whether doctors at Seminole or Siii1ord Middle School, died Geter, who also attended abdomen." victim's lungs to fill with fluid. Florida were repi- -isible for from heart failure, and not Sanford Middle School, is under Czray's £tatemcnt C ,ame in the edrenak injettlons into from a blow to the kidneys as a ury indictment on the wake of Tuesday's charges It was originally reported Oglesby's heart in a futile atreported in a preliminary degree murder charges by T. David Oglesby died from shock due to tempt to bring him back to life, Burns, Geter's autopsy. stemming from Oglesby's Barlow defense attorney, that a blow to the kidneys during However, a doctor at Florida a Dr. G. V. Garay today denied death. The state contends Geter medi ca l negligence, and not a fight and attempted robbery. Hospital, who"nsked not - - QUART SPICLIUS ABC 0 YR. ". At 436, , scitu SE a' :: SOUTHERN a. Thomas McNeil, 8.99 .. I TI ITt IV 't - ' ROYAL CASTLE 100 VODKA I I I ' GIENMORE I!' "• MCHLNRY 8 YEAR Lots A and 3, Block 0. Parcel 3-Lots 9,11 and 13. mock Thomas .i1r 1.99s'. Parcel 2. IN 6 YR. IitI iviR ED KY :OLD TRADE MARK,'-.,,. QUAR T MC HWY I I YEAF ____ • R V.V.U. ICITtI __ 313.. 42 95 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 449... 4995 GUART HORS 3.59 . 41.88 12 YR REAL MACKENZIE 3'.14 5695 HIGHLAND BRuiT PrOWtV lated Celery Avmue and East 14th Street and between Sanford Avenue and Locust Ayn(jettj(rib.d as IoflgI . MA TIN'S a, ,IIITI 4•99 It ffl.Way 17-92 TE' L ~ 13 is "111 Block A. * 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER GOLD COACH 8 Y[p.8 MR ED KENTUCKY CERTIFIED & YEAR .. prop.als for the sale of city arc • liii llI•juI ____ GIN 0* V0Dk& 48 * HI-Way 17-92, Fem P" 66 VODKA 699 EAU " '' Cot lI% .,- - YOM 8 YR A t? v: f ". *mHM' 2A.M. IAUINIUUMO*AI5VONC0I 1L iIuiCl.sC4IIfuIIuIs OCT-ilL Attorneys fur Rvg'strant Pubit%'u: Sept. . I1'.I*14 CARLOAD AND THE SAYINGS PS AmOuNt .. I INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL The City of Sanford will accept r_ .4 JQUIN ROYAL " . ACI*flgcha'rman Florida •'iti.*Iit'i.:t 860 SCOTCH ta, two'3 BOND'S, MILL IL SANDY MACDONALD SCOTCH c nfl WAP wc*stu U. sornvo 'WCOYLAJSO fWi&Pti ftblish; SW. 25, 19n K'fl$*y. VlnCtnt & Pyle (b) To c.ns-der also thi question OF designating and assigning the 42 South Peninsula Drive J0LMC.L3UI3T 'nxn'. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' - -1 - ,it ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ... L- •gIr4p:r.1IJ.lr.]:71i[1 of AdIvsIment Del Z[JJ ARC RUTS BY THE I V ILA .M1WSI*t U)', Walt on 'rc.rrct, By . bert F 8.id presidmt the Ctty e __ j- ____ lvi Eli IT uaaua V.S.O.P. BRANDY i I KENTUCK TAVERNIOO 1_1 P"Im OLD STANLEY 11111011111 4. C") ri u PAY u MORE? mu• WHY r- 3.79, 3 99 1T5NW SØI@.0 DU( ut. This Public hearipg will be held in the Counly Cornmisko avarnbem of the Court House, Sanford, Floirift, an October 11. 11M at 7:00 P.M. or as sow thonafter as thill 7ISt .18y Of S4tVtfMtWf 19". .sMji.1z. 1153041 45u jDRAM8UIE Comp.any Longwood. Florida. and IM - I COINTA ____i Black Hammock, In section 1.21.31, 8 ; 031., FwThat dnC$I t - Nt Wednesday, September 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 26 Price 10 Cents 5*05, 'JAI ertgagod In the business M.sufsctur, Purchase of 0, I Circuit covet in serninci* coul-dy, of of n o ti ce,0 f p,e .MOwr,g tCtIIIQtJS names to t 4.R FP4TEPPPIES INC zoning LENS "66" ti"( CU-tI _ Notice Is hereby given that the Owd of AdIustment will corifto A P011C hearing to ap provi ng aSpedat Exception inran. I Agriculture Zone to park a trailer equipment SM related KlIvIllm at Florida, to wit: MW 141 Cf SW Lij Of 5"fjon ]o 0109. 1, 2951 MVIonville Rd, San. Towyahip "South Ran# 30 E IM ford Airport. Seminole county, SanfoM Floritia and that the unESSI "fW therM.f09fttW with N . 33 clersigrood is the only person In. " fee Of SW I ~ of SW 1-4 of Section j SOVEREIGN at Notice 04 PublIc Hea'Ing ,d C41v CouncIl Will hold a public hoaring: W TO Cons;&W annexation of I?w following of otida St$tut the undsrtlgnid register with the Clerk of the IIWU' t '1's" 5.99 " •J .rn,ii..tw,,N,, - COUNTY OF ADJUSTMENT REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME In compilancs with Section sesos LY(RYDAYP*ICfl ' , MIT 3 ,us 1 7 9 I a . II__ M M A? AEKASTMfLDWLI Li%,j#V. HAWAIIAN RUM STANLEY Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO B L ABC 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER IY1 P V U. LEILANI IMP. • - SEAGRAM 29 ' 11 , WISER 10 YR. GOLD MEDAL is.i . ' Aflomeys for Registrant Pubflih: Sipt. 73, Ocf.).Y, iè, ie DET.122 showed Oglesby died from a killed bun while trying to rob Oglesby's death. Memorial Hospital for kidney blow. However, first the boy. Citing the evidence of emergency treatment, then reports from Garay's office "Oglesby died of acute pulmonary edema, Burns transferred to Florida Hospital The Seminole County medical examiner today (onfirmed that IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII DIYJIN BUy Daytona Death Florida PE PARKING 6 El SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION i.T ffi Wif.TE Ar 5 DAY SALE TUES. ThRU SAT. SEPT. '"°"°' Ii '. s uui b Prnldent A? South Peninsula Orly* 1 (SnPi GRAND DAD 100 M it ii & pij PJJ C. BIDS-Roger Harris, Legal Notice Seminole Plaza * I*LUCd a.coa __- ' this 710 dAY of SWemb", IM. . jI Dr. 2300 W. vfli j .Under lire Kidney Blow : Garay By CHRIS 14ELSON Herald Staf' Writer ___________________ U I.lMI uurusu VENTORY E. APPROVAL " MINUTES Kathleen R_ Kees. Alexan. V. O1.D BUSINFM VI. NEW BUSiNESS ,fr '00W . Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 VCAD roare Dominick 1" Sass Longwood Mrs Wi llie Brown and boy, MONTGOMERY WARP HEARING AID DEPT. 1i -L%l IV ST LEG ER ' • tTDtIOIt. Not 'anthth Days a wepk 24 Hours a day . HEDGES-BUTLER Gwendolyn Valdez activitirL at at". 1, nsi Mallon. I • , Will &ioUoway BYPHONEII _____________________________________________________ scitci 2- Bus Driver Salary . to -- 1 You can beor for yourself. Free Test ,. A. BUDGET AND FINANCE bviini of the sate 04 retail and t 7 TEACHER'S VSOP COGNAC REPORT-.WiUIam P. Layer BAKERY vvhiCh the undersigned #nM*d In ttle f . . i#.II grams') j ?'flt'flt.prt'MTt'p.Jptc IE.$'I SUPERINTENDENT'S £ TIt at • P ' and withdraw Deposit _==Tt4L'-.. I School Property Mrs. Jack Kaiser and boy : School Advisory Corn. Iva B. Weber Mrs. James Howard and boy niittee 6 . Casselberry Renovation Frederick Bauer IV. ITEMS FOR ACTION Charlotte Marie Simpkins wilt M9114f with tho Clerk -- _ Alleda II. ROLL CALL n1oj' 1 SPIRO AGNEW neon rciiiure 1\illec soy, ~ --- .-p-, -fl~-__~ I . 7,h ) Z 0 '-. CALL TO ORDER Invocation and Pledge of Willard N. Grimes Grace Murken David A. Lucas Roberta A. Roberts — mmwiiy CAREFULLY FITTED FOR INDIVIDUAL LOSS. YOU CAN CHARGE IT. j l,ongwood DISCIIIqGES a, A HEARING D I WILL PROBAIZLY HELP! - . I impruveci e9 !T 0000 I ,. letter that he hand-delivered to House Speaker Carl Albert. Agnew then met for more than an hour with Albert and other House leaders. "After the most careful study, my counsel have advised me that the Constitution bars a criminal prcceciiing of any kind ,.. against a president or a vice president while he holds office," the Agnew letter said. "Accordingly, I cannot acquiesce in any criminal proceeding being lodged against me in Maryland or elsewhere, and I cannot look to any such proceeding for vindication. In these circumstances, I believe, it is the right and duty of the vice president to turn to the House. I Q • AGENDA . . . - working day. Al Warner, Lake Monroe Joseph A. Hallman, l I - , • (US1I1UI LJ .7 _"~ ] - 1 12LA I If your hearing loss Lhe Seiiunole County School Dunlop to expedite action on a Board will meet Wednesday at 1 70p.m.th the Lyman High Notes DIQLaff NIC&PUNT ® cruinbis not going tosausfyus. salaries will be discussed and DeBary an attempt will be made to Jame5 CLiypool, Deltona resolve the busing problems Regina Knack, Deltona 'hich in recent weeks have May V. Parkhill, Deltona caused drivers to threaten to Elizabeth Steinbeck, Deltona strike. W illiam Crumble, Deltona The drivers have complained Ern flft, Deltona that the double session plan Thomas J. O'Mera, Deltona which has been implemented in Edward L. Cunningham, some schools causes a 12-hour Sanford: Willard Grimes Flortnce E NeLn Mary Te Jones Duroth Bixby Grant Young Marie Manley Uzie N. Blake Irma M. Fitzwater Aaron Keith Eileen Gn,ovcr W.A. Stansfield Johnnie EhzaLth Ann Eltam Betty Locknarl.Apopka i . &i Lega N otice banking convenience". f Dorothy Mae Kllbinskie, ADMISSIONS The ultimate in Petroleum Retailers warned are able to pass on to customers down in California took a more tht a "national closedown" APPRt)PltLTELy enough , somewhat might develop if the conu-oon this man has a flonplus%cd cprcss1on. lie is gasoline were not lifted cornJohn Dunlop, cost of Living pletely. Council director, Jotui lluemrnrich, executive director of the gas dealers I I group, said: "Just giving a new's lawyers and Justice Department officials broke down and Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson announced he had authorized a federal grand jury in Baltimore to begin hearing the Agnew case Thursday. President Nixon, who met with Agnew Tuesday morning, said the vice president had again personally assured him of his innocence of any wrongdoing. Nixon issued his strongest statement of support for Agnew since the investigation of the vice president was announced nearly two months ago. Agnew requested the Capitol Hill hearing in a - they're not giving us a continued a shutdown to protest even Iluemnirich added. 'We won't Dealers Association. "This Is darn thing. The oil companies have to call It for the simple the guy we were trying to Phase 4 price controls, reason dealers are closing down reach" President Nixon on Monday have already taken that from us ordered a hike in retail gasoline last month by increases they one by one because they can't prices expedited, but an official passed on to us." continue In business." lie said that, unless dealers of the National Congress of A leader of the protest shut- sportation. Bus drivers' SEPTEM BER21, 1973 CifWASHINGTON (AP) Spiro T. Agnew has asked the House of Representatives to hear his case against allegations of political corruption, contending the Constitution forbids criminal actions against him while he is vice president. What action the House might take on Agnew's request remained unclear. Leaders said such an investigation might be made by a House committee, but would not rule out the possibility of a hearing through impeachment procedures or even a rejection of Agnew's request, Agnew asked for the House investigation Tuesday after secret negotiations between Ag- ... - Hospital Agnew After Full Probe, I mpea chment Considered ). Return To Their Pumps - - ~;,."-_ 71 . p.m. Sept. 28 CROP general membership Drug Ar'tlon Committee meeti ng, Sanford Civic Center, board meeting, 1100 E. First St. 7:30 p.m V isi tors welcome. Sanford, 7 p.m. Oct. 4 Sept. U4' Seminole Cotrntv $ I I 'ti!i p SccUn of American Society of First Federal S & I.. of Civil Engines, Hilton Hotel, Seminole, SR 434 West U.S. Jacksonville. 17-92 Longwood, r it ..., . ' Disgruntled Gas Dealers - 1 -- -1 0 0, 000 , . . GLENN TURNER ASSOCIATE "Williams had a ,-caliber land Development tract ad. development and grant concespistol but when he looked down jacent to the single family ho.ie sinus to forestall trouble from the long barrel of my .357 subdivision, the Forest Brook people. magnum he raised his hands In July Florida Standard and said 'I give up,"' Dixon At a public hearing in July, promised to fourlane an access said. the city council voted 3-2 In from SR 436 with paving 44 feet favor of both the annexation wide curb to curb, four-lane and rezoning. Derbyshire from Lake Howell $ 1 . j - testifies 95 cent of investors in Turner business lost money. (Page 5A) per '1 cP'..a3 • I DEFENSE expected o rest in ute 11 Gerard Schaefer murder trial. (Page 5A) • SENATE VOTES TODAI on 50 per cent Road, hold from sale seven reduction in U.S. landbased troop strength Tonight's public hearing was platted lots along Derbyshire, abroad. (Page 2A) srheduled at the E I fl developers' re- build a park buffer soutl,/bi quest to comply with advertis-. Derbyshire and bark of Fort : ABOARD USS of a sta te Brook and to screen NEW ORLEANS Doctors th \j are elated with physical conditions of the boundary of :i drainage ditch on :::: honda Standard pains Skylab ylab 2 as tronauts after their return, (Page 1AI.LAHASSEF,, Fla. (Al )site . Surplus fu nds in the Florida Jul) were to build 1'0 apartAt 7:) p.m., Friday the city treasury Uearned more than ments and 375 condominiwus council will hold a public ' 65 per cent of the heari $100,000 on Sept. 20, the highest ng on its $3.38 million 1974 % KISSINGER PLANS meetings on southeast le ft single day's earnings In history, an e t nopen space. The de- budget. General fund budget is Asia and Europe before leaving for treasurer Thomas O'Malley 5e0pmsts value when built S1 ,21 ,81 4 with utilities depart. Wasiimgton Page BA) s:uid today. Inent budget at $1,864,767. O'Malley said the surplus Th e budget includes raises in Weather ARGENTINA'S PERONIST GOVERNMENT available for investment was salaries for employes, the 1g,fEc4 guer promise Yesterday's boosted that day by high 89 low th is councilmen and the mayor. 'fl .II I-ILI 5ui.ri . rromjs s war on million rill as uiameu bl amed 1 for morning assassina tion of la bor leader. Page 8A) 70 with .04 of an inch of councilmen's pay was upped from bond sales which was In the treasury for just 24 hours. rain yesterday. from $115 to $200 monthly while The state invested $31 million Partly cloudy with thun- the mayor's salary was raised n In one-day "repurchase agree- dershowers likely mainly to 1300 monthly. The budget deaths 2( Entertainment ment" U.S. Treasur y bills at a during the afternoons. Highs in does not include any ad 813 11 Bridge 813 Horoscope "whopping iO.i5 per cent In In- the upper 80s to low 90s and valorem taxes. 813 Calendar 3A terest" and put the remaining lows in the 70s. hosnitalnotem.' After the publi c hearing the :* 3A io-i 18 Rain probabili ty 60 per cent, board will conaide. adopting $52 million in short-term tressPublic notices ----------913 a comles 913 Society ur bill, O'Malley said Four plIsons were believed sal.ar) policy resolution which 13A Crossword 913 puzzle Sports "In the tact f iscal year, the kitled and scores i'ijured adds two more employe 911,\ DearAbt) 813 State treasury earnedover intl. TUCSd4I) flight as 3) or more holidays — Washington's BirthSA Dr Crane 98 Stocks lion for Flonda taxpayers," he tornadoes racked Kansas and day and Veterans Day — to the Editorial comment the central Plains. 4A TV said. six previously appnwetl. an ............... . . arned Single D ay new - : . , Sk . ------------- - ., - --- -, IIndex dex + - . + - - �uritoru_Ht.raid - Wedesday, Sept. 26. 1973 'A Perf ect National News Briefs Troops Abroad Reviewed VASIlIN;ToN (Al") — A move to halve the nuniher of American land-based troops abroad comes befcre the Senate today. Also to come under Senate discussion Is a proposal to slow the development of the Trident submarine program, subject to a lengthy closed. door session Tuesday. Senate Democratic 1 11 ei ."nue oansiieiu said -' cu in the 500,000-rnan overseas force is necessary to ease the balance of payments deficit, (ill domestic needs and end the policy of military confrontation with the Soviet Union. WASHiNGTON (A[) — A governineri economist says food prices probably will corP tinue rising for the rest of the year. Th Agriculture Department released figure Tuesday Indicating the annual cost of marketbasket of food leaped 1124 from July t Augtst. And Gary 1.. Seevers of the Presi dent's Council of Economic Advisers told a congressional subcommittee that such rises are lic to contl'"4e -- t resident al i ec 4 To Skylab Journey' ABOARD USS NLW OR medu.al facility for extensiL LEANS (AP Doctors were examinations elated with the physical cordi A medical report said none of Lions of the Skylab 2 astronauts the spacemen suffered from today after their record 50. moti on sickness and all three tisy space mission had normal blood pressures and Alan L Bean, Owen K. Gar- heart rates. nott and Jack It. IA=nia The report said, there was planned to sleep late aboard the some evidence of 1,vestl bular recovery carrier headed for disturbance," such as diz'n Diego, C1i if. zness But this was expected as The astronauts biazetjbcko art of the I earth Tuesday tn:perfect end, readapting to earth's gravity. ing to their Journey. They splashed down six miles from "All three crewmen are in the recovery ship which excellent spirits and they feel w aiting about 230 miles south- well," sa id the report. "Physi- k of San Diego. clans are very elated with ,e •three were quickly• i3Oin- cu-ow condition at this point. edaboaod the New Orleans with their precious cargo of films, Dr. Royce Hawkins, the chief tapes and other data hich trnrn't bfrI 'di - ;il rtvid viLd ifuiiiaLa their ),ut)tl lcdUi to a rig id CX- ion WASHINGTON (AP) — The proposal that the president be elected directly by the People was o be the subject of a Senate hearing today.Sen.Birch Ba)h, D.lnd ,said he hopes chances for approval of the plan have ken improved b the current climate for election reform. A constitutional amendment would be required. The president now is chosen by panel of electors who are picked ' the v oters. WASHINGTON (All) —A compromise $9.9. billion appropriations bill has won house approval to finance farm, food stamp, school milk and consumer-and environmental.pro. $38 Billion In Overruns AI' i r P res luen IOi i Compromise Approved WAShINGTON Price Rise Expected An Alabama con 'r'nian says many ,,overnmen, agencies are subject to cost overruns on their projects. Rep. William I.. Dickenson, a Republican, said he has a list of some $38 ! nlhnn irth f overruns, inrTulini S32 hl!in -- en + S t ains Veto WASHINGTON (Al') — The Senate has sustained President Nixon's veto of a bill Ibcra1Iz1ng loans for disaster victims. It was venth tini Ui,s sear it;t' PresRknt veto has is tecn sustained by Congress. Nixon had said the bill might cost as much as $800 million a year. [lit iiLLtc 1i4t yLeiii. T proves the military isn't the only area subject to overruns,, he said. us about the sun, the earth and ercise program while they were titan hi mself. in space. -' . t - ________ '• . f! JACK WUS y - - 1 A - - - C ney for the parents of a Jeho'i vah's Witnesss couple, who ftei Florida 10 avoid a transfusion for their infant son, says a custody fight over baby may be- come a landmark case. - F 4' , .-. ._ 6' 1 Guy and Wanda Lacy Of The wives will have to wall until Thursday Parcel To Be Rezoned night to see their husbands In person. After that, t hey say they would prefer their husbands to stay on the ground — at least By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer AI.'l'AMONI'F; SPRINGS— The city council Tuesday night agreed to zone commercial a parcel on SR 434;, west of the temporarily. "I'd like to have him home for awhile," Bean said. "I was thinking Its been a long three months a nd I'll be glad wkn be gets back Thursday night." The astronauts mere In quarantine for a month before they two-month trip. Mrs. 4kil : 1 • retire from the space program, mrs. Be" said: "I'd like for him to but I doul ddak he fl has that In mind." }4• Seen I dy Case I . state —_ ' ers blood attack and destro the without a hearing. child's red blood cells. The Lacys brought the child The usual treatment is a to Gulfway General because of complete blood transfusion, but staff osteopath Dr. K.B. Biggie Jehovah's Witnesses believe who treats children with RB the Bible forbids such tran- blood factors without trans. sfusions. fusions. Biggies, himself a kj . • , 4V - i. , '•• — )I HENRY ii bronze victory helmet — that Is, a cop thereof — is worn by Jan Janssen in New York to let you know the National Arts and Festival is set for Oct , County, hit' has it masters degree in business administration and is working toward his masters In information science. re lam ned ving Da tes .- . - SEPTEMBER 25, 1973 - .-.. —_- ( - - 11 . V --------------------- - c .' - in e - J Roberta S. Hoffman Hoffman Madelyne White Margaret Fleck, cassadaga Veiva Eleanor Johnson, tkltona John C. Nlasiarczyk Jr., Deltona Thckla F. hastings, Deltona Elmer Durham, Deltona Jane E. Osterling, Inverness Marlene G. King, Orlando Kimberly Steadman, Orlando Mull K. Crawford, Otecti Th e , I f" I— gotrnor Jill receiving telegrams I seminole Count), residents -ing ,he - v ruissiou'r tralle: laws, but kaling with a -wide tarkly DI complaints, Inc a l uding 1VtIOiiI k thY A4 Ws rIfict' trig hn fllw tO 1 ct'd th 4'h 5th ttt-nrys thJLU H1,IU ILl of the - . others .. - -. me campaign Is run by The United Fund of Osceola County has co-chairmen— people who give their Maley George i-an.sde1 and John Slid servkts. mey set goals, organize campaigns, solicit Crawford. gifts, budget funds, and provide The aim of the United is to ro'se tirtdi'J funds for cunmunity service ii flftiThttftnt wat provide I,'1h krrtn., aid hi drgu:i1c411, if successful. would have major organizations. rrp-in timp' c -'r - I - u-. weighed against the needs of ierximg a guiding ma ing ' after a grand jury indictment) appliec", SUley mid. a wide arefy thim' fomii rv1 1e tens of thousands 1 men womei i rr3, r I planning The goal is determined by the board of thretinr who atidder not oniy the community arid aierirs miels hit aI' t1 co:mimminutys wiIbngnes ajid ability to give (WfluIuiiit'. - -. . (Ia - - , •".' . - P '= ., - / constitutional P a otis or u prosccuuunai powers of a and nd oulil including misdemeanors, the right to a preliminary hearing. In his own case, Burns said, a preliminary hearing would show that "no crime was corn. miLLed bvcuse the fight 1AD.M12 1d David Middo heir pet "could not have caused death" etj::ga — ifit theme o' ht hikr enlarged rn 5' Fla Not the mousy m pe. that upon by charging medical 44mn I' negli g ence. - - Altamontc Springs Dec. 4, municipal election, He and his wife reside in Spring Oaks. (Herald Photo by Donna Estes.i BIRTHS (;eorgiana P. Taylor, Deltoni Meta 1. LeFils, Geneva Barbara Johnston, I.ak Mary Mildrcn B. Coplin, Lake Mary Al Warner, lake Monroe Mae I.. Yneckel, Orlando anfor,J: Herbert E. Rawls Mary Lee Jones William W. Brown Robert Snyder, Osteen Herbert M. Massey, Oviedo Carrie F. Kebley, Hingtown, Nancy J0 Talley Angela Houston Nelle G. Bennett Joseph I.. Senart Donna Marie Monfore Charles B. Tate I'a. Publi s hed Daly and Sunday. e'cepl Sa turday by TP. Santord Hrrad 300 Riley Wood Flossie A. Webb Richard I-:, Sites Ronald G. Kidd Jo Ann Brumley, Casselberry John T. McNulty, Deflary Bessie M. - Lonsby, Debar), iAlbert Povondn(ck, Dellary Michael Garguilo, Deltora Earl F. Stidd, Deltona F rench A.e Pd Fla 321~1 Se(ofld Cl as s Post,ige P,i-d ,jt Samford Floada )?fl) Rates by (.v'rIer NcO < ., , S29 .10 - CAPP'S 6th ANNIVERSARY SALE STILL IN PROGRESS - Ii ONLY THREE DAYS LEFTI Choose from nationally advertised merchandise and save up to 60 pct. SUITS Hart, Schaffner & Marx - Va lues To SiSS Palm Beach a Dsansgate Values To 93 - ampaign for all, issue annual County campaign 6.airtnan is Ile also acis as audited financial reports and be Kenneth case. - - Protection Agency Contract for the work is $18,740, Palm said, and an EPA requirement to make sure the line are not oversized. [)ISCHARGF:s ____ -. - girl, Sanford Barbara M. Brorup (kt.avia Brown - SWu The board toted unanimously to accept the hydr, pillar, elevated water tank and fjjafn which engineer lull Palm said has been in operation Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brorup, a Sanford: Vickie Ann Noel Ray Johnson Roosevelt Mien Marie Walker Gail Katrina Knight Janice B. Thomas - _._._ - ADMISSIONS - G G - - U -. ' '' u ' - Hospital Notes •Yfl9_"1' - - - - 4 / sometime ( Al I)t'O\F Y of Spring Palm the 1_7 1 acceptance calls for the PittOaks has announced his candidacy for the Altamontesburgh-DesMoines Co. one-year guarantee period to begin. Springs City Council, district NORMAN FLOYD SR. The Penetran Systems, an seat I currently held by formerly a police offlcei engineering company, was Keith Nixon. A retired ofwith the city for two year retained to complete an infleer from the U.S. Air and a retired Army Llifant.r3 filtration now analysis of the Force, he Is a business major, has announced tth sewer interceptors to be fundedcandidacy jot' the -lisu1tant and retwitiymayort by the U.S. Environmental 'opened an Office in Seminole office in the . O. , •nwiz_u'L _ ___ - - - - - ve Opens a - for ._ r, - - Stores Inc employes' trust No opposition was heard. c '- - the request of Winn-Dixie - S , e . - -:-- - United Fund -. - j Palm said the city must i obtain a discharge permit the sewer plant into the Wek River and furnish a report operation and maintenat staff and budget to EPA said. Also in the city are First Fede ral of Orl ando and First Federal of St. Petersburg. In otber busr.ess, the council approved the annexation and rezoning to industrial of the I)eep South plant on SR 431 at - : I 1 J III Burnett Bank, as the site of the city's third savings and loan institution, A branch of Orlando Federal Savings and Loan Association will be I.--tilt if approved by state authc;II%s, an institution representative ;R:l PenGlenn Howe ofhired Toronto, Can. Jehovah's Witness, was on Va sacola, Fla., Parents Of Qpy ads, an attorney by the cation at the time. Talmadge Lacy, are seeking to Lacys, said at a custody bear. The Harris County Welfare regain custody of the child W .-Ing Tuesday that the case could Unit, learning of the infant's "-. •• was brought to Houston ' s Gulfresult in a landmark decision case, won temporary custody way General OSP cause it is one of only a few and had him transferred to Jef be days af ter his birth Sept. 9. to cases of this type to come to ferson Davis Hospital where he prevent doctors from giving trial, ' . was given two transfusions, -. him new blood. I 'tI'I'INI. rilusi be George Ford, a represents. Doctors said the infant M11 job, vou father from this H Id repea ted mov es by LI' I bola of le N isen. fered from an RH blood dthct, government cIes'to forc atthehea a mer made aiter she a condition in which a baby is blood transfusions represent "a three infantx wh~) died latched onto an editorial s pot ..rnwt.., o positive Its continued • direction of ant- Gulfway G with Curtis Publishing.. General within the ByJEANPATIEsON mother has RB nega tive blood the United Fund has already mosity against a minority th past ree mon ths after being Herald Staff Writer moved down the field group by public officials.' brought here to avoid trans. 'IB lie said he had represented fusions, The whistle has blown— the me i campaign goal + i ed Jehovah's Witnesses In similar Ford said he was notified of 1974 United Fund campaign $100000 Of Seminoles United cases Uuron&uout the country the deaths by a Gulfway Generteam is off and running with Fund, to be coUecd over a Cont'd From Pg. 1) Indictment against Geter be "with very limited success," al employe he would not identiba ll period of (our weeksSept. 25, to g named, said "you would be handed over to the defense, Usually, he said, judges fy. The forecast is encouraging. Oct. 25. negligent if you didn't do that to But today, Chief Court and even beicre Tuesday's Three years ago the United '-' a patient in extremnis, that is, Reporter Norman Bobbin I;icktiff the first campaign Fund ofSerniflole County jojnt.d p' near death from heart stop- revealed no tapes of the cuitribuijon had been received, forces with the United Appeal of page." proceedings were kept, as they First Federal Savings and Orange County, and the United Garay confirmed the medical were not requested by State Laan of Seminole County, with Fund of Osceola County. This vit facts of Burn's charges, but Atty. Abbott Herring. 100 per cent participation was done so Seminole County -' also challenged the attorney's Burns had charged the tapes among 52 employes, donated a residents could avail them. medical conclusions. However, would prove that perjury was total of $2,792.40. Mrs. Maxine selves of the services of all 68 he admitted, the autopsy committed by one or several of Ekern was responsible for member agencies, and , just revealed no broken bones or the five witnees called before collecting the First Federal the 11 member agencies supMAXINE EKF:HN cached ribs the grand jury. f contributions, and reports a 47 ported by the United Fund of - Collected at First Federal Oglesby's facial wounds were The defense had already Per 'ent increase over the Seminole County . caused by his fall to the parking failed in attempts before -: 1110 hiht c'oIl('cted Lc t '' or (.olletieI, the three children in Stmnjno!e Or Ifl,e lot p-dt1Iltnt where he Muldrcw and Federal District Other early coi ittio to organizations are known as the and Osceola counties. / • discovered shortly aitci- being Court Judge John A. Reed in J t.' this campaign include M United Campaign. Each is The agencies supported by attacked, Garay said. Orlando to gain a preliminary front the Waterbonjt Fourth of independent, however, the United Fund of Seminole Even as Burns, in hearing to show "probable July employe picnic, and a iao maintaining its on office and County include the Boy .scouts Tallahassee today, was raising cause" for a trial. per cent participation pledge tlispens1ngto its own agncie. and Girl Scouts; Central a new issue ti his defense, of the Burns had hoped 10 show an ' ','? -• from me Children'sHome For greater Impact and best Florida Shelter Workshop; slight, 88-pound black youth August state Supreme Court Society of Florida . .,. utilization of publicity all three Children's Home; Good confined in Seminole County ruling that preliminary With $3,8O in hand to date, fund organizations run their Samaritan. Mid Florida jail, c previous leg in his hearings riuust e held on .. -campaignsslmultaneously,The Center for Alcoholics; Red defense strategy apparently warrants signed by the state = combined United Campaign Cross; Salvation Army; Mental collapsed, attorney ar.d the sheriff should - . . . - '--.• 0 V e 01 goal for 1974 is $1,8),000. Health Association of Seminole Burns Monday secured from be extended to cover grand jury Campaign chairman for the County; USO; and YMCA. Seminole Circuit Court Judge indictments, -',United Fund of Seminole Ric ha rd Muidrew an order that However, according to el s The slogan for the 1974 tapes of the Sept. II grand jury Assistant State Atty. Bill ro County this year is Len Unitas. '. -, campaign Is 'iianks Tt V(; President is . -. George Foster, SAtty St ate r'i ll . Abbott 11mm S ta le)', who helped present the 1101 Working! J , 1 office has with Jack Horner as first vice.. today grand jury case against Geter, pa The United Cam ign is a president, and Bob Morris as completed Its the '5th Circuit Cotjt of Appeals .' . -. volurtarv federation v icepres ide rit of harges aamnst the in N ew Orleans has stayed th e o agency can Scc 1c' r,> s Mts. Walter a n - ie II1111O ', Florida court riding, ,) —4w forc ed to join Any ager1' (',,elow,- and treasurer i J Board or Liaminers and "ill "Therefore, until the U.S. Sn.-. - OvifiI s s o ,, s . t- 'r -' Eu .1 Ii ' I I tit., prune Court rules otherwise d 4 — flOfljsuler iL, off er a necessary - - charge of the United Reubin Asrew. but Herring --this Office will assume curs'nt program of health, family or o fficeLs Mrs =-would rot comment on state law (allowingtrial character building. agree to one The United Appeal R)uImssible Indictments in the withou t a preiimmarymg c -•• NIXON, KEYSER AND SWOFFORD - . - Listen h opponents before granting zoning (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) ForL ittl eTo g etherness SPACE CENTER Houston (AP) — Now u theirhusbands have returned from a business trip that lasted nearly two months and cov ered some 24 million miles, the wives of the Skylab 2 astronauts say they're ready for a little togetherness F L OWEN (;Aluuon ALAN BEAN HOUSTON (AP) — An attor- and antibodies from the moth. award custody to the - -. -4ow- my reputation in the oublic paign. cans concentrate their political press prior to my appearance." The presidential speech- resources on Muskie He said what he called a writer said the contention that Muskie was the frontrunner at 'cau,upaign of vilification" is a Nixon's 1972 presidential that time. direct violation of committee campaign committee In"No requirement exists in rules and asked : Filtrated opponents' campaign ethics or logic or law "how can this select corn- in antattenipt to $clect its provide equal time in political mittee set itself up as the ulti- weakest -opponent tesponseto each of our pohuca was mimic arbiter of American poli t- altogether untrue. opponents," the Nixon speechicalethit'sufttcapnot even con'Republicans were not re- wr iter said trul character assassins within sponsible for ,the down The committee on Tuesday its own ranks?" fall of Muskie; Republicans endeditsIenghyexaflijfl0f Buchan2n said he neither were not responsible for the Watergate break-In. UI I In 1. '. paign, orchestrated froin within tone and basic strategy for recomended in the spring and the committee staff, to malign President Nixon's 1q72 cani- summer of 171 that Republi. I I hI.. ', — v I - -iffq . f S4 n , i (:vor1,c i McGovern," Buchanan said. "fl McGovern people won their own nomination — and they l ost their own election." and denied he had any part In candidate." Muskie was the early frontpolitical sabntage against Buchanan addressed the runner for the Democrati c [Xniocrats. committee as the panel opened presidential nomination in In lit an opening slaternent be- iLs probe into political dirty but the Maine Demorrn t ,r i (ore a televised session of the trucks. He is said to have hi'cn p3tgn (altered and Mayo-n committee, Buchanan said th au'nor ei White House son the nomination. there was "an apparent cam- memos that reportedly set the Buchanan conceded that he -- - The astronauts walked a bit The astronauts will be under sobbly when they stepped on careful medical scrutiny for anthe carrier deck after their long other 18 days. They wi ll mainexposure to space weigh- Lain a str ict diet and collect all ll] be so happy to have him home, i won't tiessness. urine and fecal samples for exeven ask him to empty the garbage for a Smiling and happy, they amination as they have done whole week," Helen Garrioti said Tuesday as waved and saluted the hun- since 21 days before they were WPIrbDJrI lhi eb4.h r.h' '"j "raft nzeosotsanors who ttneuupwu- Iauncrwo .uuiv m. • ', _;:r. •,, ... ;. ..... .,_' .420 a look at the nation's newest -durc test's were planned The splashdown ended 59% days to space space heroes. aboard the New Orleans today for astronauts Man L. Bean Owen K. They were quickly taken to a and Thursday. Garrjott Rod Jack R. Lousms. ' nornination I - 1 'Read h %VX9I1\(,T)N I 'II', - Pres. rectanmondt,d , authoriiul P,,-, r identilspet'chwnterPa trick J. was aware of "any OfllOU1l Iivan accusl the Sena te campaign of poli tical sabotage Watergate committee staff to- aganist Sen (Edmund S ) Musday of maligning his repu ta tion kue or any other Democratic 233 M áT . ,. anan CI Smear Ca paign Buc En d ing SPORT COATS Do You Re em..er? Ama rai ncoat that needs The lure of a mud puddle mixed with ayfor ' ch quafities as sentiment the tear of getting caught . These are and human feelings - . qualitieswhich som4 of the seemingly unimportant parts peopl e cSrrt' thvi M i' . 1 .a.' ife a,, wntCn we young that turn into warm and .. tow $5875 Palm Beach & Deansgate Values To $73 SLACKS Famous Brand Values To $20 -. - ARROW & EXCELLO SHIRTS l unforgettable n*mories, I\uw -- 5,95 Values To $15 Now 6.95 Ora 10, GRAMT/f'-% FUNERAL HOME Values To $13 Now mo,, ZVI 130W AtrI Blvd, ki Mill? E411 On Airport Blvd Ii Tr&l 'I 0O14 t2 Men's Store ' 205 WEST FIRST ST., SANFORD Master Charge 322-6511 BankAmerlcard1 •-i ''- - - - �r r- 4A--The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26. W73 Excellence Reigns Congratu lations To Concert Association Congratulations are in order, for the excellence and variety which marks the Seminole Mutual Concert Association's planned program for the 1973-74 season. The schedule of six attractions —the Mac Frampton Trio, The Messiah, the Champagne Ball, R.S.V.P.—The Cok Porters, the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole and Central Florida Chorale and The King Family—promises one of the most exciting cultural seasons in the association's history of accomplishment, It would be only too easy to let the flood of Seminole's happenings of nationwide import present an incomplete picture of our area. Cultural events, equal to any seen in the larger urban areas, are brought to the county each year through the efforts of the concert association.Andsupportisalwaysseennotoiily throughout Seminole County but from the neighboring communities of DeBary and Deltona as well. Officially opening Seminole's social season is the winter gala, the Champagne Ball, to be held this year on Dec. 8 at The Forest clubhouse n r I (' h rv Concc rt pitror ;t r iven first Woodrow Clark, association president, has aho announced that the Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole and the Central Florida Symphony will share billing early in the new year. The group of talented vocalists forming the chorale directed by Julie Bishop with Bettye Smith as the accompanist has a highly en. tertaining style of its Own. The award winning ballet company, cornposed of 29 area performing members is directed by Miriam Rye and Valerie Weld, both highly talented choreographers. The Mac Frampton Trio, the King Family and Sally and Jack Jenkins who star in R.S.V.P. - the Cole Porters—are nationally known and nationally recognized. This annual SMCA series Is a product of many dedicated and multi-talented Individuals. Over the years, the officers and the members of the board have listed the leaders of this county in every area of human activity. But SMCA needs support now. It deserves a quick and large response to Its membership drive. Mrs. Robert Karns and Mrs. Walter Gielow will take care of your membership needs. The whole organization justly deserves credit and support. Hughes' $100,000? '"'' ' I'tltUtt Ni,dxate. 11W' LS vi;s — employing the computer full time as a truancy dfieer this (all. the 133rd at,d 134th mernber5, a presentation of "The Messiah" featuring a SeminoleCominunityChorus under the direction of Bert Perinchief of Seminole Junior College. Members of the Central Florida Symphony will accompany the chorus. Other Thoughl's Playing ho'c*ey and hoping the folks never find out has always been one way for youngsters to live ±inger o usly. What chance does a kid have, though, if he is matching wits with a computer? A high school at Tucson, Ariz., tried using a computer last spring to notify parents automatically if their child fails to answer the roll. The absence rate fell by half, so Tucson is —The fianfarbNpralb 11 TELEPHONE 322 26)1 8319993 30oN FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER k GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director 8. Aswiate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Assotate Editor DAV DA BRYANT Managing Editor JRICHARDS Spdrts Editor WINIFREDF- GIEIOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation M..nçer JANE CASSELBERR V County Editor DORIS WILLIAMS ROY GREEN Advertising CHARLESHAYS Society Editor Mechanical Supt. 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Estates, 'p a To World Noes U.N.Needs inother Approach tjawa of 1',irniI.' whkti is - l..3 when Hughes was consolidat- still seeking to learn the (ate began •.. triumph for the principle of "universality" holding that states should have U.N. re*- nthUon whether their legitimacy . ,. Is this really a principle, or an expedient compromise with principle? This is the same U.N. that Is barring the door to the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan. The problem of two Koreas is now BENTS IORLD . Saturday Evening Post to his neighbor, on Saturday. The village idiot—and few villages were rich eflough to have two— served a highly useful social function, He made everyone else able to (eel superior. His own ego. atls1actIon came from the kzwledg that he was by far the best-known pervin in town. Yoft mitti !l! E nriAaf !y his rWla and a nun by her habit. A mother didn't like her daughter to lalve a tlate with any yowg man She had seen going into a pool hail or Ar PRESIDENT RECOGNIZED SEMINOLE UNITED Fund president George Fnster received a plaque at the United Fund drive kickoff meeting Tuesday in recognition of his work last year as camnaitn chairman Foster expressed confidence this year's $100,000 goal will be reached by the Oct. 25 deadline under chairmanship of Len Unitas. (Hera ld Photo by Jean Patteson) Regents Mull Market TALl .AI IA.SSEE, Fla. AU Graduate students wanting to take programs not offered at Florida universities would be able to enroll in other southern colleges for credit under a pro. gram being considered by the state Board of Regents. The board meets Monday in Gainesville to discuss joining an ;icaknuc common market of 14 southern universities, Under the program, students would take part in study prograin,s which crc unique to cerLain states and which can accomodate additional students, said Board Secretary liendrix Chandler. - t O 'This idea would allow students in one state to take courses In another state rather than that state setting up prograins of its own," Chandler said, Bias Charges Expected To Triple This Year i'iews Briefs FORT PIERCE, Fla. (Al') The defense was expected to rest today in the murder trial of former deputy sheriff Gerard after calling Sch.i fers relatives to coutter key prosecution testimony. Schaefer, 28, a former Martin County officer, is charged in the mutilation slayings of Georgia Jessup, 16, and Susan Place, 17, both of the Fort Lauderdale suburb of Oakland Park. Their cIlsrncrnberej bodies we re found in shallow grsv last April on St. Lucie County's Hutchinson Island, Defense attorney Elton Schwan did not say whether he wotild put Schaefer on the ti 0(1. On Tuesday, the defense called Schaefer's relatives to dispute testimony offered by prosecution witnesses about articles found in Schaefer's possession. Wasp To Combat Fruit Fly — ' KENNEDY CENTER (AP)—America's Future in space development will depend on private industry rather th*ir twernflient substd, Kennedy Space Center 'hief Engineer Miles [toss said Tuesday. Speaking to area business leaders, Ross, deputy director of the National Aeronautics Space predicted that a privately owned telecommunications network for U.S. industries will be reality within two years. TAl.LAlIAssE;I, Fla. (Al') uomplaints,Itacklcff said most aware of existing federal The director of the Florida of them Involving racial and sex Laws," he said. "A lot of our job Commission on Human Itela. discrimination In employment. IS an educational one. A lot of lions says he expects dis"This year we are projecting times when we tell an employer rriminatf on complaints to triple 500 complaints," lie S,,Id. "j what the law is, the employer I hi )ear. have fill doubt that itlim t oi.r "As the awareness of what three years we'll have a terrific constitutes discrimination in. case load even without en_________ creases, our job becomes more lorcement powers." difficult," sa ys Robert Rack. The commission cannot force leff, commission executive di- an employer to give a person a rector, Job or a pay increase or a pro. During its last fiscal year, the motion, Itackleff said. commission received 128 "We make the employers EM — MIAMI (AP) Fruit growers rejoice. A new hero is on the scene. A wasp called Opii; l.( igic tw luci bc cii tired to do battle with the destructive Caribbean fruit fly. (ius is a non-stinging parasitic wasp, about three. eighths of an inch long. It searches out the fruit fly larvae by chemical attraction, drills through the rind of the fruit and lays an egg. The larvae are killed. Homeowners who have been throwing out larvaeinfested guave.s, cherries, kumquats and other fruit are being urged by scientists from the U.S. Agriculture Department Research Center to boy a iack of wasps for their gardens. From 2,000 to 5.0wwasps will be distributed within the next several seeks, the center predicted. — I BLAIR AC _________ ., Fascell, Lehman Push Trade BlI WASHINGTON (AP) Two Florida congressmen are among 27 house members who are asking Congress to demand a more open Soviet emigration policy for Jews In return for U.S. trade concessions, U.S. Reps. Dante Fascell and William Lehman, both Democrats, joined 15 other Democrats and 10 Republicans Tuesday In urging Congress to include the condition in a foreign trade bill now being drafted by the House Ways and Means Committee, - OF CHRYSLER ENGINEERING AND KNOW-HOW WE'RE STILL BUILDING AMERICA'S FINEST AUTOMOBILES... AND THEY'RE ALL ON DISPLAY Senators Vote With Veto TODAY, WASHINGTON (AP) — Both of Florida's U.S. Senators have vot.qd not to override President Nixon's veto of a disaster relief bill. Democrat Lawton Cities and Republican Edward Gurney voted with a 59-36 majority Tuesday. A two-thirds vote is needed to overturn a veto. Miamian Files Medical Suit ROCHESTER Minn. (AP) — A Miami man, claiming he has carried a surgical sponge in his body for 18 years, has filed a $50,000 damage suit against the Mayo Foundation and St. Mary's Hospital here. Willard Luecke flied suit In Olmsted District Court earlier this week, contending a surgical sponge was left inside his body during a 1955 gall blader operation at the hospital. He said X'rays tnkenn August 1972 detected the sponge and an opaque string In the area of his operation. - W6c I fl liii Watt * HO Students, who wanted to study textile engineering, for example, a course not offered in Florida universities, would be able to attend a southern university offering such a course without paying out.ofstate tuition, Chandler said. "The program is designed to save money for the taxpayers, institutions and students," ('handler said, Black & Decker V SALE bowling alley. The biggest family argument a girl Win wantI a college education ran into was; "If you plan to get mairied, what good will it do you; nd if yu do't get married, rlLat kind of life will you have?" to Buy A ' ur electric Variable Speed — Most bartenders wore walrus mustaches and kept a baseball bat handy behind the bar to settle friendly disputes among the i Lie tile iij. A girl who dared to wear slacks to school would be sent home by the teacher with a firm note to her mother. Men were banned from public beacbes if they showed up In swim suits that kit their chests bare. Every other family In the neiph-, bothood felt sorry for a family thut had crJy ow dilld. There were more golden wedding celebrations In America than divorce parties. Those were the days—remember' = - - -,, A Giddyap Trip Into Yesterday for listening to someone else's telephone conversations. Children in rural America had to swallow a spring tonic made of sulphur and rnnbsses, In England, it udH d ri1t...tn ar;d tr,.acic. To achieve success in later life, a boy hadtobe born ona farm or, it born in the city, start delivering a newspaper route at an early age. The only other traditional way to -- : - Remember When ? NEW YORK (AP) — Memories are among the few things that tinprove with age. It's not only the good memories that get better. A memory that ;'kes %u i'flfl,€fl - rnm iu:v make ycu laugh as you grow older and get more tolerint-..ar$ forgive yoursell some of the indiscTetions of youth. Even the memories tFat gave you :iil thr't tr the heart, tend In smooth out win the healing passage of time. Soti'Uürig that was once almost to remember later becomes. in Its way, a kind of consolation to recall. Soda our memories become the akyJ i*ing1 the part of ourwlvcs that give ur most of ur int$-rithutlity. At the end, we are our meurles-4fld very hue else You've got a good hoard of them if e' took back and remcrnbe' when; A lxu was an insect, foot a device - -- Schaefer Defense To Close Industrial Space Net Predicted '"." ing his hotel-casino empire in of the 1.300 men missing in InNevada. his private papers, dochina, some 400 of them in which have been made or near Laos. available to us, show he was In rcccnt days, the league's trying to overcome resistance energetic head, Iris Powers. from the Justice Departand executive director. ment's antitrust division, retired Air Force Col. Scott The first $50,000 was slip' Albright, both of whom have "' pet] to Rebozo in late 1969 not sons missing, have been con 'I' / long alter the President per- tacting members of families JL sonally approved Hughes' who, like themselves, still are on the hizizon, and since North purchase of the airline. Air torn between hope and resigand South Korea have not come West. The money was nation, ( to terms about whether there delivered by Hughes hotel' là should be one Korean seat or ct' man Dick Danner to Rebozo, "A show of numbers may two In the U.N., we can only the Senate Investigators have produce some shred of inforI V wait to see what convenient been told. mation," Albright. a ch.pper "principle" might be forbut sadeyed man told us. I I mujated to resolve the Issue. The second $50,000 con- "We hope to fill every hotel The U.N. Charter creating a tribut ion was made in the room in Vientiane during the .' forum Of peace-loving nations summer of 1910 when Hughes talks. Co9oI1.! !!! became the largest casino F seems to be going by the An American military operator in the world with the purchase olflarrold's Club ln team has already been Inflation, devaluation of the 'Let's meet over here before you climb in the ring..!' Nevada. Again, it was Danner organized in Thailand and dollar and its own growing — who passed the mone to only awaits permission from the Commitnists to scour the p Inquiry for alleged kickbacks and extortion while serving as Rebozo. But this Jungles and mountains for governor of Maryland' Hughes factotum, Robert Most of those Icheck chk think "no' on both questions. Listen Maheu. witnessed the trans- news. Impractical as it to one sourcesounds, several grey-haired ' R mill at top 'Nothing to it. No chance fits not going anywhere Be- action. We have learned that mothers have begged to go fore I'd see him do it quit. I'd go over there, break down Maheu spoke candidly to the from village to village in the his door, and chain him to his desk But his doing it would be committee about the deal. treacherous terrain in quest speed over Agnew totally out of character of word on their sons' fates.. Another man, a good friend, agrees it doesn't fit; Witnesses have told the 'Agnew is a very, very deliberdte fellow. He's got a lot By Bruce Biosst Watergate investigators that Footnote: The National more patience than some imagine. Hard as it is. he ride the $100,000 positively wa this one out." WASHINGTON INEAI intended for Nixon, not League of Families, all but Still another old friend says you've got to take the vice. now that It has won • However Spiro T. Agnew's current difficulties work Out. Rebozo. What the President boo preiident at his open word. He said he wouldn't resign and he the light to get the living it's worth laying out what L's like in this grand and glorious his press aide this very day'. while refusing like his boss to did with the money, if rumor factory on a day when a story pops loose like the one it. remains a myshome from Vietnam is so received respond to a "source story. 'seems to confirm things as staabout him resigning. broke that It depends almost his quo. tery. By noontime, it's all over town that Sen Barn' Goldwater entirely on voluntary help This second old friend tees off on the U S prosecutors who c the source of the report Up in New York, he denies hi' first leaked the story that Agnew was being investigated (I and the kindness of tht.Amer' had anythin, to do with it. says he thinks Spiro will Stay on San Clemepte Deal agree this was a serious breach of the consciously and prop. ican Legion which gives them thathewouldsoadvisehim. erly plinned secrecy of the ludicial process at In 1969 and 1970, he was r!nt'freeofricespace. its beginning But who first spread the 'Goldwater said it"* story' Some. stages. Any scU'respecting Justice Department which could body knows, but couldnt find him and ne-ther c',ild many identify any of its prosecutors as leakers ought to fire them others. Yet that tale was Laid on in firm language. not the forthwith, and urge that they never again hold a federal It least bit soeculatwe. gal post. t Naturally. you fish around mong people who know Some e day is not, however, just one of denials or. as 'n the thing about Agnews mood and make-up Is his r'ignation incredible case of the White house, a smothering torrent of really likely' Is it in character for him to quit wink' under 'no comment" through 30 questions on Agnew $ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) er, 39, attorney F. Lee Bailey, made only $1 on the deal when cosmetics to supply dig. their homes and money and ing to make a public speech. A former vice president in 40, and six others, the uncle went broke. tributors. solicited memberships from Glenn W. Turner's cosmetic The judge, who has ordered Jones said he was fired as "I'd never been exposed to a "Mr. Turner broke his pe ncil Koscot distzibutg, empire says 95 per cent of the vice defendan ts and attorneys not to president of Koscot Inter- man so highly motivated and and said, 'This Is my company. James also acknowledged he discuss the case publicly, said people who purchased dis- planetary Inc., In 1970 when he energetic," James said of his If it sinks, I'll sink it. If It was briefly a consultant to he rnu.st give prior approval betributorships in the pyramid tried to spur distributors Into decision to junk his business toswims, we swim with it. If you Chantress Cosmetics of hluf- (ore any of them agree sales tjn.slness failed to break selling more of the company's work for to public Turner. "It caught me don't like it, get out," James falo, N.Y., a even on their investment, company similar addresses. cosmetics In the face of short up to the point where I gave my testified . to Koscot. Tur ne r cancelled his ached. Jimmie Earl Jones of Green. supplies. service , station away," On cross examination, James ville, N .C. testified Tuesday as uled Tuesday evening talk at a In another development James said he turned over a But he said in late 1969 he and admitted that alter he was fired Tuesday. Turner drew a the government's first witness service station to hi.c rap on meeting of gasoline retailers in the mail fraud trial of Turn, uncle to join Turner in 1967wife's others went to Turner and from Koscot, he tried to start a the knuckles from U.S. District after the judge threatened a and complained of a shortage of club to help people who lost Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat for trybail revocation hearing. — TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (Al')— An era of Florida politics ended today when they burled the "barefoot boy from Blountitown," former Goy. Fuller Warren. "1 always regarded Fuller as the candidate with the capital C," said house Clerk Allen Morris, longtime friend of the backslapping, scrlpture.spoutlng governor of 194943, "He enjoyed the campaign much more than the term of office." Warren, who died Sunday at age 67, was not modest about his ability to win the hearts of audiences with his fiery oratory, To show his appreciation to the Florida electorate, Warren srote a book entitled "How to win In politics" alter capturing the 1948 governor's race. "lie srote It between the Democratic primary and his Inauguration, but unfortunately it was not a financial success," recalled Morris, then a political columnist who contributed an appendix to the red, white and blue volume, "Fuller's advisers persuaded him It would be unseemly for the governor to be hasskiiig a book. It was an Idea %I had not crossed his mind before," said Morris. Morris saId 4,000 of the $,000copf ci printed ended in the Capitol incinerator, "This Is the story of a backwoods boy who became the governor of a great state," Warren wrote In the prologue. [he htory Is mrtll telling 0111)- hccue It may encourage other Florida boys and girls to aspire to the greatest honor within the gilt of the people of our state — the governorship." One chapter was devoted to public speaking tips guaranteed 0 help aspiring polIticIans "talk your way Into office." "Frequently strike a pose with arms outstretched, flits clenched, head thrown back, and eyes turned toward heaven," he counseled at one point. 'Ibis positlnn carries the subtle 'uggestlon of receiving Inspiration from above." Warren also excelled in what be called "the most Inexpensive of all methods of publicizing oneself" — the letter to the editor, "Ile as Florida's most prclihlc srltt'r of letters to the editor on all subjects," said Morris, "In these letters I meter pulled any punches and I used no weasel words," Warren said In his book. "I wrote what I thought and In the strongest language I could put together," by Jack Anderson Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1973—SA Jones: Koscot Investors Lost Politics: tcse i Warren Senate completing the purchase of sleuths are investigating two his San Clemente estate. Both $50,000 contributions to Rebozo and another Nixon President Nixon from crony, aerosol king Robert billionaire Howard Hughes. Abplanalp, participated in The money was handed over the acculsition. in cash to the President's The financial details were friend. Bebe Rebozo, in 1969 handled by the President's and 1970. personal attorney, Herbert Although llughes'aidesde Kalmbach, who has denied ________________________________________________________________ scribe the $100,000 as a that any campaign contribu paign contribution, the lions were used. President wasn't running for Footnote: More than a office in 198 or 1970. The Senate Watergate Committee decade earlier, then Vi e Is investigating reports that President Nixon was hit bya the money may have been blast of bad publicity over a COPLEY NEWS diverteduse. to the President's $205,000 loan, which his bureaucracy have posed a propose an increase of nearly 2o the decline in its ability to personal brother Donald received The convening of the United financial cirsis for the United per cent in its new budget. Thw_ provide moral leadership and a This is vigorously denial from the same Howard Nations General Assembly Nations, leading Secretary- cost Of supporting the U.N. strong voice on behalf of peace by White House spokesman II 'i g he s. The loan was every year at this time tends to General Kurt Waldheim to seems to grow In proportion Gerard Warren, who said '*t(Ir('(1 by a mortage on a - to and Justice. h i r. Calif. lot that cost 1• t Hie President never rccciv ed any such money." Rtbuzo $13,000. The loan was never dramatizes that through I .refused to comment on the repaid. another year of war and threats charges. Sources close to of war, of truces ignored and I Painful Pilgrimage: our him, however, stated that and treaties broken, of suf4I1 neither he nor the President Families of American Serb fering by nuthons of refugees ' OP L have ever used campaign vicemen missing in action in _____ and oppressed peoples, the U.N. ____ money for personal purposes. Indochina are planning a falhng pitifully short In ____ ____ COLJRT G We first reported on painful pilgrimage to Laos providing answers. The world '7 SETTLE August 6. 1971, that Hughes' for news of their 400 Un. seems trapped in a maze of its aidøs "siphoned off $100.00?forilottefl loved ones. own making. The U.N. gropes —ii" ' MEK1 / ; from the Silver Slijiper. 1 for pass.'ways, only to find The relatives hope to set up Hughes gambling emporium. ,ffi,/ itself back where it began. for Nixon's campaign. The a "mercy vigil" at the Vien . money was delivered by tiane talks between the Com t' As delegates pured into Richard Danner, a Hughes munist Pathet Lao and the crowded Ass'mhly chamber in -Lexec, to Bebe Rebozo, a Nixon rcsal government. In an in New York, the internal . itial agreement, the two sides confidant." problems confrontlng the U.N. agreed to repatriate all as an organization seem almost -. prisoners and to pass on inStarted In 'U as 11treatening as those from . Watergate investigators formation about all missing - ,..,,, abroad which will be on its .have now verified our story men agenda. from some of the principals. ç This stirred a breath of West Germany and East The payments to Nixon, the probers have been told, hope here at the National Gartany are ready to become option to attend the glamorous affair, Christmastime will be marked with a The Sanford Herald Flon"da Did Nixon Use ---Jig Saw For 29.99 - Get A 12.99 Drill For P Both For $30 You Save 12.98 Jig Saw fills up to IS deg for Single 1000 rpm speed bevel and mitre cuts. Double Drives most all popular Insulated. Cap 1" In hard accessories. Burnout proS wood. 0 to 3200 5PM; 2.5 tected 2.5amp motor, HP. i"firiIl. 1 Mn mar HP. 0212 7sc moon 00 . — 151) t1 14A, 6c "Ttin poor menan'f win! You complained be. cause he WASN'T 'visible' now you complain whrp he IS visible!" Open 'Till P.M. 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CiowhJteand that 'we need to "He finally told us to call tile seven years ago, John R. gan remembering bits of his get something straightened'," rosswhites In Enid Okla.) doctor, [)r. E.H. Hamilton, o a Crosswilite left his home in past and it turned out that Cross Mrs. Ba rler & id. area, so I finally located Frank her Crosswhite "had a type of Cape Girardeau, Mo., on a and Crosswhite - who was "We thought he waslust de. Cross-white in Hennessey, one of amnesia where he remembered tiiptos;ub!1e never retun*d and although his leaving a widow and five kent nslsthig, and b un1e Of thfl hl4d 1 knew they were brothers wrecked car was found, ihlldri -are the same days later he began crying und blank hent saw Frank because they s both was as ne v er Martha Jane Marker, a nurse said lit. anted to see his broth look s' ninth alike,' she said rank said his brother re covered, at St. John's Medical Center er," she continued. friends he had membere Five years later, a man here and zine of two children of We told him there was no Frank said he had visited oy, but (lid not named John H. Cross, who de. the Joplin marriage, said the brother, but he insisted there brother, now &i, twice in he played with scribed himself as a retired tale came to light as her fa ther was," she said, noting her fa- Joplin nursing home where he reca lmucim abou t he nod of contractor, settled in Joplin, recuperated. fact lfirst marriage then had told her he was an only is now staying. "He didn't Mo., married in 1942 and raised icihe didn't even "lie started talking and child. She bald he also had told inember me at first, but since Frank a (Jul11) babbling to me and saying his her he was a wido w er before I've been going to see him, he remember IC Ott.'. Cross recently suffered a name was really John H. marrying her mother, knows me now." the voct im Am nes ia I...! Recalls dis P -. The SanfordHeraldWednesday,Sept.26,1973-7A Troop Cuts, WASHINGTON i' - The Senate totes today liuiendnient to cut inm1'tj' laud-based strength abroad, a Move i Mike Mansfield calls 'tOmi) COfl• Sistent with the Nixon doc trifle" . d Borrowing Lan Be )' 1)11) ( I*wl 1'0* lie, w ' u iU'I all 1111 t ____________ NEW YORK (AP) - While Arrifficans have founid it costly and sometimes Impossible to borrow nwney retcently, the Lax rnoney has helped provide Irlat imly cheap and easy loans for US. eMwters and foreign BUFFERIN BOME OF 10011 BRECK X1SHAMP0 goods, With" PEpsoDENT *a: TOOTHPASTE I I p.., I.Lscal 199 below domestic rain te boost exports. to improve a country's L*Iafwe of payments or for International political reasons. They are made by the gov. ernment-backed U.S. Export Import Bank, the American contender in a worldwide credit "war" in which countries offer prc'pecth e 'r,ers L".!s 10M at low, subsidized rates. FIRECK' -__ INA? 11A -- w4_ BA HITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY 1 3-01. 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"if we charged the prime rate we would make the Anitrican exporter grossly uncom pelitive,- Glick said, - 12" X 2S FOOT ULTULASH MASCARA W I $1119 JJ PACK OF 200 MAYBELLINE -___ BATH BEADS HOT COMB STYLER U *LII!J1I' •, LIPSTICK -.- PERSONNAuLWA i - INTENSIVE CARE ~ %L__ " - j _ Rimini log- rft to !k. C..... ' I tmIuIk(,.1 LOTI .1 c , 0 J S6111 i!h"_1 C"Paiso If( tivaii I 0S rt* M.01 7c (cup" W Without ___11 --_ ___________ _ BRECK H Ills tin" I j_iij - _4 % j4N 6ANO.MD;WD1. CLEAR STRIPS NDAI 1 991c o, t6, loan comm at a time when short Supplies of cotton in the domestic market have alreatidy r___ UI cwtribuw to Now Pim fo Cotton Cke". Warrel Gfick, Ezftnbgink, 3 senior %ice president for financfi Ing, 3ald: "At the time we made the loan it was not clear the cotton market was that figlit, HAMILTON BEACH We would take a much clow look if we considered the loan today. Since l969 the Ezjythankes. • • tablist" in 1934, hm enlarged Its dirrd gratit Wins from $1.1 billion to S%4 billion for fiwM limtrk camili 1973. IV lung are approved by the bank's board of directors, i,.,. U which is appointed by the '.Usdbt,t. M.i.t = ''• - . 0 A(#1 I 11.1 JW - 11 1 GLOSS-A-RAM %iiiAM _ 4ALQUAL1T1 LISTERINF 4wil the bank lent $75 million to Ow Bank of Tok1.0 M ia lcv memorial wnice TISSUE Without(oupon K limit I 170<10R 0 I - P= PM exportem" said John PeUy, a Pam" in the intermagrial in~ vestclint banking firm of 1 man Brotbem Observers note that Ex. imbank tuns can sometimes planned by Temple Shalom at United Church of Delivia. 1ui !1asnah (Festival Trumpets) wiH be etkhrated wM a arvice Wedromby at 7:30 pm. &W Thursday at 9.30 ill-ft Mi&wl Goodmm asststM by the Temple Choir, Will officiate. OriOct 5,a Ko1-"tdrese'-uce The Nixon administration contends a unilateral hoop witlidrawal would doom nego. 119t11)n with the Soviet Union - FOR Today no major domestic c apany. thout a government subsidy, can borrow ney at less Um the cufftnt primie lending rate of lo per Special services ob. servance of the upcoming Jewish holy days of Rosh I oil 7 OZ. - I draw on commercial bank fun1s, ha%le finanmi exports of cuclear power plants, jet air. craft and military equqilne Last )-,ear, tt* Lwtk ;%*rw $157 million for an Algerian gas facility. SU million for a Russian truck fa ctory 6 million for an oil rerInery in Slates Services f ' LUX LIQUID TOILET I ;:. TISSUE AV/I] A But a foreign firm wishing to buy American goods, or a U.S. exporter wishing to finance a foreign order, can get a 6 per l,teng4enloanf ,!! W C31 UJ ' tr FACIAL TISSUE QUALITY H ''L land, Okinawa, Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines and Bermuda. Mansfield noted that U.S.-So. let negotiatiows open 30 on uututual balanced forc e solo SPRAY . i". ,,~ it tv 4 1, 11 ductions but said unilateral aclion by the United States could prompt a similar response from 4k a 1%I, LYSOL -I-! NATURAL HAIR J-1 ______ SPRAY7° FORCt:'i MEN lily nabi 1976 any (hdflgc ir the U.S. NATO force in Lurope In addition to Europe, Amen. s 4i, own • E 11 SCOR i exempt from the cut. The president could decide from which countries the withdrawals %vere to ix, made; this would allow the presiduit to di I I I - ON law ______________ ______________ iilktI out by Julie 4md that another 187,500 be withdrawn over the following two years. itary confrontation with the Soviet Union. The amendment would require tiLit at least 62,500 troops based in foreign countries be -%Iall-sfield, tile Democratic k idir, said a reduction in the 1 '4• tow ir Was discussed for more than two hours in closed session Tuesday. 0 a 5OO,OOm,in force is essential to loner the U.S. balance-of-payinents deficit, fill domestic Set Today Votes I N costly gir on an amendment seeking to slow development of the $13 i IØ 'ident submarine pro- Po,itt hi t Trident Cost Technological University, 1 �__ - __ — -- -- 2.:. I iu 1P-i - - 'i Id Il New 1 World BriP. f - -- ' I..., w -'Irah Strikes MEXICO CITY (Ain) — Brandt, Nxon Uitri4nn in icr.iucrn &-scribed as the strongest of the season in the Pacific, hit the southernmost UP Of Ole Baja California peninsula Tuesday night and I .r,. n; sex I ruxon and ___ West Gerhian Cilor Willy Brandt will ineet in Washington on Saturday. Press Secretary Gerald I~ Warren said the two %ill exchang,e views on matters of ual testb t . Brandt in the pS ited ssem. bly. headed for the Mexican mainland. Ninety. mile winds laced with rain levelled at icast to adobe huis,knocked out power and seyc conimunications. One person was reported T - Z_ ~ 7. -4 . - - - - - i -I P ~, * __ I - __ f - I Branch TO Run Gets Win I. ,...,-. 4 "ii r.- - A.- 6-1. % oti f-_-Z , -1 X."A. SP 1. Ar. .. 4~ - z- 1 _ __ . .", ' A_T_ - ' .4fmaiiio iii !' -; - ' -- - / .b Sports I~ .,--- t ig By DAN GILMARTIN I11d Herald Spts Editor - --f. I Liz Diamond — PARIS (All) Cartier. one of Paris' most prestigious jewelry dealers, says it is wi lling to buy back Elizabe th Taylor's giant 69-carat diamond for $2 milion Richard Burton paid a mere $1 million for the pear.shaped stone when be gave it to Miss Taylor for her 40th birthday rn ifl But now Burton and Misslaylorare getting a divorce, and Cartier )s it's g the — -- -7 I V_1 W DETROIT (AP) A Detroit teen-ager drowned trying to swim across the Detroit iver to Canada to win 420 bet.. pollee reporteti. Officers said Leon Dorsey, 19, was fishing uth afrIendonTuesJa) when he made the -1 & 1MW , = 3 - _________ _____ NAIROBI, ____ a _______ 1- ____ - . -- L__________________________________________ r- - Afr can , u t of ea — r --- ,;,~V It ,A - -. _________ -- % ~~ I III" ______________ ' : - c t1 _____ ' 115 ...- •. .i i ._ --_-_ -• -• Enrollment Up Hatrbrl in th e I. th ui tk, :cuii ht-Ad tot sea once out ui the - C101 - i ci direction. — - , t ________________________ the Africans and Asians returned after he patrolmen are rounding up hundreds of baby sea turtles and poin ti ng them in the right . ' .- , ------. _______________ - ; I World Bank today when South African Finance Minister Nicola, DledcrRhs began to speak. Dtederlchs kept on speaking, and I IOIJ XWOOD BEACH, Fla. (AP)-Shore - - eting of the International Monetary Fund Turtles Pointed •, V. Africans VValk a ' • ____ _____ of contention in the divorce settlement : E . 4 - Z-ti - - 1 J ' - •' — -__ irdand. One Department of Natural Resources official suggested highway lights could be attracting turtles traveling at night. Officials said it was not known whether figure would change the university's uini. place ranking nationally in total enrollment, --- eronis * ts Reds Under Attack BUENOS AIRES (AP) V *l et n a r' — - xis k S ese •' Iie wa3 in control with only a couple Of §elWIon sent in I;)- the Coathdig stafl. a am as ion eer i es PLAYED VERY WELL' "They executed their plays well, but we made mental — ,. i- - — 40 arid ... .: .. ___ Con dition Concern _,___ W< In -' Different '.- .;., - .-- ;'. Zii= - .. . . -. - .. , ... • : .; :. - - :.; Europe - - 2 - - . -,. ., . 17. - a --- . ., - , .,- . -. -. - - — 11 - '! now face Metro contender Lyman and they're still looking for sting. Sanf's David Mendosa. who was in jwedIn a pre. season jamboree, did not play against Mainland and the Hornets sorely needed Ms qtrterbacklng Ikill,, He peaied for a short period of time against Edgewater, but left we game again presumably hurt again and his status is unknown for the tilt with the Hounds. Mendoza looked good working against the Eages from Edgewater until he left the game, but soon after that things began to fall apart. We've beard there are injury problems Plaguing the Hornets defensive unit as well, and that's when their pre.eeason sting was. They worked well on defense against both Edgewater and Colonial In the jamboree, but haven't been up to snuff as yet this season. It's going be long first half of the year for the Hornets. - — with Nassau I _____. I . ____________ ________ — -,'. -__ 0 40 -, -. .-- 'S ._ - . -' . :-T-j'- . - ' f" _____ ' ____ attend .J - _____ , , . -' - - P 9~r_ . -- -- i' :. -' -- '." -iwr .' - - -- ' r#4r_;i.i --. AUC'flON -. CENTURY Knhzia carf1gt aitquc is being auction ed at Saarbruecken, Germany. . , NBA .,1?i!i,and . I 3 tines to I EACH that. . float! I POOL TOYS - One Unit! One Constant Temperature! All Year Long... IDEAL LINING M.ATERIAL (TheyJust • Toss Ring -__ I A • 8asembau • Swim Ad, I.. —i . /•. I,'4,,) ilPi,tjø& Pt.atA*'OUS ci' aim r.i,v E' QUAlITy FEATURIS vy 017 of thi yw, Weathi,. Vevi 'i't will 'nlmth,i povt desr.d corn fcrt $iv,i. •., UsWig the autOmatic tPieimostst. I Mn chat" • to k.. or kStifll to tool,,.. P2 ç nrg, %f1914 ao . FRENCH AVE (...T U iqrratb PH, 322-2611 I FORWARDS: Lou Hudson. with a 27.1 average last season, is one of the best shooting forwards (who sometimes moves back to ..'.-r., he hccornc oro of the beet ,oio o!ing gun'ds) Jim Washmgton IS * soiiø rebounding torwau.i D*gtii Jonoi, 6-10 rookie .rom Houston, could help on the boards RATING: A mlrnru -:" U Your ° botP ,o-i Ts 5PS-Uv r.j .sIJc1u,' ( 13224022 ,'urnp pfov.6es ' CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING FULL LINE OF _____ HEMICAK reahis ding Hut W4 ,ma coo"g t- NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM jft - - PROSPECTUS: Hawks may be the team of the future. They have outstanding scoring at forward and guard, in Lou Hudson and Pete Maravich, respectively, and, always, the outstanding potential of center Walt Bellamy, who last year enjoyed one of the finer seasons of his NBA career. Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons came from Phoenix and helped lift the Hawks above .500. The Hawks have recently tried to change their image and make the tans want to break down the doors of the new Omni. They fired general manager Richie Guerh, a solid basketball man, and hired In hik place Pat Williams USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES i Finish 'Perfect' Central Division 1972-73 finish: W46, L36 2nd place SHEETS for contact Baby Gre,v,hounds iiii - Ton choo, from. ferproof and, they - N ri SALIEN , GOGGLES! r1. - sunbathing or lens wea rers. — 5-Atlanta Hawks NOW WE HAVE Swan 'n - .----- 6 10 A Semino le County i WALL ItiCilit 1007 Sanford Ave. CENTER: Walt Bellamy came into the league over a decade ago and averaged 31 points a game. He has been dwindling from that point ever since. Except last season, when he made a corn.back of sorts. He can still be great. He has all the moves, h•lght and weight. Attitude has been his problem. Dali Schlueter Is good backup centet,RATINO: B. high P:tct CUAflD: Dealer Pctcver;ed 2.1 gi hd O Ph, 322-6562 - and made second team All. both marks among league leaders Pro. it was easily his best season in his three as a pro. He has finatty quit making a crazy pass of himself and setl'ed down to the ,41 •a x C ti", , s" was .vi.iiil ISSiStS) proved a valuable running mate to Maravich. Steve Bra,,rcomthat i y is an oc&lent husllrg third guard RATINC: A. ce — •-• HEATING, 1.4c. uit. .••• PREDCTION: The Hawks should take first place. beating out the Bullets, in their division. They have the strongest team since the glory Hawk days Of Patlit and Hagan. A great year by Bellamy could even make them champs. O ver Colonial In junior varsity action tuesday, the baby Hounds crosscountry team extended its unbeaten-untied string to four with a victory over Metro rival Colonial. The dual meet was held at the 2.5 mile l3ihop Moore course. Lyman came up with a "perfect score" of 15 entering eight runners and taking the tt, eight spots. The Indivudual honors were taken by Mark Bousquet with 13:51, usually a varsity starter but a recent foot injury dropped him to JV status. Close behind !leucqiiet was Jimmy Copelaid who finished a' 1:1:53. The two hound harriers pulled away from the pack early and never relinquished the lead. They finished a full minute ahead of the other runners. Chuck Apple placed third with a time of 14:50. RonnIe Duncan came In with a 15.03. Ray Agurkis completed the Lyman sweep finishing sixth with 15:46. In cross-country the places of a teams top five runners are added together to determine the team score. The lowest score possible Is 15 which was the baby Hounds score. Other Lyman runners were Eddie Each who finished sixth with a time of 16:17, Tom MeGraff and James Mikell battled It out for seventh and eighth respectively, McGraft having the edge 16:20 to 16:21, The Colonial harriers finished second with 50 team points. The high Grenadier finisher itas Mike Wigga who placed ninth with 16:40. By TIlE ASSOCITEI) PRESS American League East W. L PcLG.B. Baltimore 94 62 .603— Boston 85 72 .541 912 Detroit 83 74 .529 11i New York 77 80 .490 171., Milwaukee 73 83 .468 21 Cleveland 68 89 .433 26'i West Oakland 92 66 .582 Kansas City 86 71 .548 5%it Minnesota 79 78 .503 l2t CalifornIa 75 82 .473 16 L2 Chicago 75 82 .473 16k2 Texas 55103 .34837 Tuesday's Games Boston 3, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 8, Detroit 3 Milwaukee 3, New York Z 13 innings Kansas City R, Chicago 2 Minnesota 9, Oakland 4 Texas 4, California 1, 10 innings Wednesday's Games Boston (Lee 17-10; at Cleveland (Perry 18.19) Detroit (Lollch 16-14) at BalUIIICCC (hoOd 24), N New York (McDowell 5-7) at Milwaukee (Colborn 19.11), N Kansas City (SPlittorfi 19-11) at Chicago (Bahnsen 184)), N Minnesota (Blyleven 19-16) at Oakland tflunter 214), N Texas (SIthert 7-12) at Cab. fornia t May 7-16), N — NB ______ ALUMINUM , I is- fouled out once and brought the crowd of 10,211 to Its feet in the seventh with a long drive to dead center, speared by Willie Davis on the warning track. "1 thought he had it," Sutton s.iid. "I thought it was gone. It really Jumped. I was getting ready to tell people how I felt. And, be tot a good pitch." Aaron said he didn't think it was 3ut "because I didn't follow through on it." Sutton gave Aaron a tantalizingly slow pitch in the fourth inning which Hamnmerin' Hank took for a ball, "1 haven't seen It before, I don't know what it was and I don't particularly like it," said Dodger Manager Walt Alston. Sutton called it a "slop drop" pitch, saying, "I try to mess with Henry's mind as much as I can because he darn sure messes with mine. I try to give him something he's never seen before every time I face hum" MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS - to this date. Included In his finishes is 11th place In the Greyhound Opener, fourth at Lake Brantley, and In the Colonial Invitational, which sported a field of over 150 f-unners, he finished 241h. Tom Herron carne In fourth place with a time of 13:53. Jim Donaldson was fifth with 14:01. Donaldson is a transfer from New York and has ad&'d much needed depth to the - European relationship during Kiminger's meetings this week. \N litli - ____ r --P... ANTIQUE General by Brandt. Very little substantive prog. ress has been made toward developing a new concept of U.S.. ~ - , . -. __ ___~~ '" - Assembly - _ - __ - ''' -94-1 , l l' - -, .. - -- - -___ . '. The Lyman Greyhound cross-country team took a step closer to the State Championship yesterday as they brought their unbeaten untied streak to four victories, with an Impressive showing, In a three-way meet at Bishop Moore against Edgewater and Colonial. This has been the third time this stzi these three teams paths have crossed, The Hounds have emerged victorious in all cases. Crossing the finish line first was Hound star Kenny Duncan. This Is his third victory of the still young season. So far he has also set two course recorib. It took Duncan 12:55 to complete the rugged Hornet course, which ranges around the Bishop Moore campus and Is somewhat reminiscent to the steeplechase with its winding twisting track and a water filled ditch, Dubadred Country Club Is also part of the course. Spoiling a Lyman "perfect score" of 15 was Edgewater harrier Jerry Wright who crossed the finish line second in 13:33. Lyman finished with a team score of 19, Edgewater placed second with 41 team points, and Colonial was third of three teams with 68 points. Dennis Burns brought home the third place honors witha Lyman M. The sixth place finisher was Hound Glenn Otto who came In at 14:01. Seventh was only the second spot in the top eight not taken by a Greyhound. Edgewater harrier Alan Harvey finished with a time of 14:11. Lyman runner Jimmy Brinker finished in the eighth position at 14:17. At the Colonial Invitational Brinker won the JV event, returning him to the varsity. In recent weeks Brinker has been plagued with illness. The Eagles rounded out the top ten with runners in ninth and 10th, Jess Medeiros and John Perry, respectively. time of 13:48. Burns has been a high firdsher In all the meets ___ - - , ;:i Palin — _____ - . >2< .gj' -, )' EASILY IN5TA..LED WITH STAPLEGUN in L. Parts- - - -P1 f nc m.rn pard- ' __________________________ - • ___ ) ' Xh - . Speed dochina area in his first two days in New York. Today he scheduled meetings with the foreign ministers of Thailand J and South Vietnam. However, the major part of . his ached We before returning to ______________ Washington tonight was strong / -' evIdence of his near-pre. -. , .. ('Cupat1n ith that Il e his ijlja tailed a new Atlantic Al ilance" GUARDIAN He was to meet wi th West German Chancellor Willy _3. ti&Ij IITLL,[% discourages Irandt and French Foreign virus birds in 'dinister Michel Jobert. He also Paul Showalter 's orchard at Warsaw. • The ',r;: -,. rm in the IM and di :, -, arung _ ,.,. — - ,' ~ ~ ~ I ' -. _______ The Hornets, who were tabbed sixth in the state In the preeeason tripple-A poll , have come on hard times, we've L I I A a_ aearneu, A ter th e upset sh.oc% k er IOU aw auUwIu Mai nl andLwO weeks ago and then the blasting awy took at t6 jUnds of Edgewater, the state's top rated Four-A school, the Horriets .-. ;.. Castle Memorial Hospital said be was badly dehydrated and was able to eat oni)'juices and 4-hour flight from Mi r t.e i' Guard had r deivoused with the Benalder, Tinineiko talked with a Coast Guardman the death of his- 23-year-old wife. Unda. ,-::. .. . '; ea cal; ' .— Fisher, 26, of Moses La1 Wash., appeared weak and dawd as he was earned off Coast Guard plane. He was gw- across way between Hawaii and - •-'. - boat pass every week or so, but flo one saw the,i1unfll the Bht. t•' — that ' s till," brow. RN I UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger gave some at. ten Lion to Southeast Asia today for the first time In his visit to the U.N. General Assembly. But Europe continued to be his ixirnary concern, Other than scattered refer- — 8 By JOHN QIERWA Herald Correspondent 1 f ' HONOLULU (AP) Ship. wredied arvlvor Robert Thd am" was Hurli gry i as he arrived here, but Fthcr was repor': au-bus condition in a hospital today. "We just gritted our tee th p Tininenko said in explaining how the pair survived 72 days drifting across the Pacific in their ca psized trirnaran, Tlninenko, 34, of Longview, wash. peered about alertly and smiled broadly through fiiJ beard as he was carried off the C130 ithich brought the pair from Midway Island late Tueswdetcrminaiiii, - ____ Hounds Harriers Take Meet RORNLO8ESTUIIG —1 ________ Panthers took the tilt, 18-0 on break-away running and strong defensive play. (Herald Photo By J Richards) High School is selling reserve seats betweeri the 50 yJ llzws for Friday's Varsity tilt with Bishop Moore The ducats go for $2.50 while general admission for adults are $2 and students go for $1. Call the Athletic VErecta office, U14600 f or more Information. - GEORGE KINNON, Crooms defensive back, takes a sure stab at a Bishop Moore Freshman aerial, but failed to make the interception, The Fourth Straight Win LYMAN TICKETS AVAILABLE M1 - ... BROKEN PASS PLAY FOR HORNETS — __________ K -1 W mistakes off sides, holding and downfield blocking In. fractions but I was well pleased with their efforts," Wenhoid said. "This was their first game, and the whole team was In. ezperlenced and nervous, but they came alive In the second ' half." he said. The entire team got In some action and the reserves scoring drive came at eight to 10 yards at a clip going In to sc ore" :- ----.-_.J. ____.__, ' - : _. "I still ) feel I have a chance," says Hank Aaron. "I think I can hit two homers in four games." Those are the magic figures remaining for the 3$-year-old ATLANTA (Alstar as be atAtlan ta Braves' tempts to equal Babe Ruth's lifetime record of 714 home runs before the cud cf the 1973 season. Aaron, who belted No. 712 Saturday night at Houston, went hitless in four trips against Los Angeles rightbander Don Sutton Tuesday night as the Dodgers whipped the Braves 5-1. "When Sutton has control, he can be one of the toughest In the Natio;tai '.i'Ague," Aaron said. Suttofl had it all Tuesday night, yielding only four hits and losing his shutout In the eighth Inning on a sacrifice fly by Marty Perez that chased home an unearned run. Aaron bounced out twice, — and size to make a good shvt at high school ball. Coach Wenbold revealed that Litton called most of the plays while _ - 'Still Chance To Make it" Says A aron his rutes on the long drive to pi Starting quarterback John Litton, who had a little trouble finding his open receivers did connect with one circus ca"by Richard Pringle, a fine looking receiver with speed of WiIitL(Ig u:itil oct. 12. cut .. meeting on Thursday Oct. 4, when they return to the field an which they were victorious over Mainland. The kickoff for the match is slated for 7:30 p.m. Rick 'son also romped in 1 15 yards t In the frame after the regulars had been piled to give the reserves a chance to crois the final line. Back-up signal caller Roy Detervllle looked impressive as he maneuvered _; protest against the assassina. today pledged a war on the But oother Rucci had bi schedulkA to was put night, warned that the govern. Marxist guerrillas t blamed for foi'ward down shutting iotiorn,ic1e broacka pubflc in.ik shufl that the me, the ambush slaying of th would meet "violence transport, other public serTuesday and had spent the e na- murder might not have been the with violence, whether from Lion's the vices, business top labor leader, and industry night at his brother-in-law's work of Peronist leftists who right or left" SAIGON, (AP) — For the hardest battles in Vietnam Ben, the Buddhist festival of the Jose Rucci, secretary- have been battling sur throughout the nation. home. Ills killers found out third day South Vttnamese since the Jan. 28 cease-lire. dead. _h con. "We are at war with the general of the giant General servative There wffc ruIniors that Periv%here lie was, moved in or] 11 planes today attacked Commu- Military spokesmen say two leaders of the Eli!'," said one Peronist lieuon, who won The Khmer Rouge insurgents Labor Confederation and a top movement as Rued and the presidency family living next door, arld nist who in tenant, Sunday in forces that overran a North Vietnamese and Viet staged ethcu1ar ralds in the confidant of Presjcknt.elect Miiv killed another nnrn k'ad. a landslide, might hIfl down Is he wIketd to his ranger base in tie central high. Ct. ili isiona are now in T:':.i I action Plnom Pt'mh area during Jusi D. P!ZOfl• was u'r.l take officeimmediatelyinsiei c;ir. -Lands, in Pleiku and Kontum 1972 and 1971 festivals, down Tuesday outsldc hLand But military sources said the provin, command is on the alert for an brother-in-law's suburban _________________ rugged mountain terrain Survivors from Le Mirth said attempt to repeat. home. ____ arou'id the Le Mirth camp North Vietnamese gunners A spokesman 'ald governThe killers escaped but th would impede the large-scale opened up on NASSAU, BdhanUiS (At-') from l9J until 1969 when it as the base at noon ment forces clashed with government blamed the attack ____ — "i' counterat1,ak the government Saturday with a th Sir Harold Chr tie, one is th 1....._ of e disba nded ree-hour bar- insurgents on Highway 3$ a bout on the People's Liberation plans. Buhamas biggest landholders r29C-I lr-octi 1111d lxaVY Mi. 14 miles southwest of the capi. Army, the ERP, which has been 111111111111iII111111111111111~1111111ir knighted by Queen Elizabeth Vi The Saigon command was re- icr) lire U.S. 1. .: ~ and a pioneer In the island na. If in 1%4, he served in the Ba. sources said tal There was fighting also at outlawed lion a real Ported preparing to send 2,(Xi0 about 290 South Vietnamese VthearSuor, 13 miles north estate development. Lmiian Par iinnent From 1927 radio station ,mid east troops to retake the base 23 troops and dependents were • died Tuesday in Frankfort, until he retired from politics in in of Phnom Penh: at Trapeang anonymous caller reported -. miles west of Plelku. But one the camp at the time, Germany, according to his of1966. Kraloeung on the capital's road killing moments alter it hap•— senior officer said it would be flees here. 1k was 77. lnCamboçtja, meanwhfle, the to the sea; on the edges of In 4. d1fficu1Vp pósi. Cambodian command said its Konipong Cham and A, spokesman for the H.. _____ Lion rtillery- near the ramp. troo C11d were conducting oper. we,ikra Christie Real Estate Co. sai approaches to iiinom The attack Saturday on the aflons on at least fire Si Harold was on a business fronts to- Perth. No major gain on either iss inger base touched off one of e day, the first day of Prachuin side tI) (IIPARTS tr th ip and details cf his death _________________ was reported. I;--______________--re not available. 'N'1Yfllj7TL.c . I -8 Mon. Survivors I ._ fourth period when Iferbert Branch topped Off a Seminole drive with a four yard burst. Branch was aLso called on for the extra point run and delivered the goods uppI nigthe count RICXY BRYSON ROMPS IN 4 ~_ strike until inidifight tonight LB -- just enough to keep the Mainland defense honest. The Baby Seminoles will carry a 1-1 ledger into their next In the second and third frames , _ ar ' - — Ar- pened and said it was the work t'r, IJirk K1oo.-tcrmari, locals got their offense rolling, Hampered by Ineligibility problems which caused tones good Ior 19 yards and one to George Sidanich for nine, he blocking looked 50 good.It could have been and end sweep the way thedefendersweredeaned out oftheareaHe ed It cowboy, meanwhile, is doing his best to stay atop the bucking bronco during rodeo in Alice Springs, Australia. The rodeo draws contestants from all over the world, . '- standing effort which kept the Tribe In the contest until the Fullback Bill McDaniels added 21 "tough" yards on ei ght callings. The Tribe finally took charge of the game early In the wise at least, taking the pigskin over ice d uring th flit on runs of 37 tnd 15 ) rd, both of thuiii off ta ckle, ebut t : _. crowd in Whipsnade Z00 Bedford, England. The and simulated actions to these ungainly birds. At first one would think these three were rooting for either the rider or the horse, but th ey're really showing off for the ----'--- 1 - COMPANY ATTENTION AND EYES RIGHT! PENGUIN WATCHERS ascribe all sorts of attitudes zone to close the gap to 6-2 Coach John Reichard praised his defense for their out TIM RA[N1'FA RS - -. - ' University of Wisconsinsystem has reached a record 135,224, up 522in fro the 1971 record, the university announced. somehow become confused and are heading first time in the game tackling a Btic runner In his own end to 104 Sanford. The Daytona boys were still to be heard from in the match as they drove deep into Tribe territory late In the fourth stanza . The Mainland drive was halted with an 3utstanding effort at the SHS 3 yard line. "The boys really showed a lot of heart In the second half, coming back the way they did," said JV head John Rcichart, "Eqiedafly when they stopped Mainla nd near the goal line near the end of the game." also called attention to the passing game pointing to the balance It provided that was missing last week. JV signal caller Jim Baker hit Kurt Butler with two -. - — iAI)lS&)N, Y, is. (All) — nrollment in the DAYTONA BEACH The Seminole High Junior Varsity griders jumped Into the win column last night for the first time this season as they defeated the Mainland JV's here io-a with a fourth period TD run by Herbert Branch. Mainland drew first blood In the match with a first quarter score ca pping a susta ined drive. Th e Sanford defenders blocked the extra point attempt and the were remained 6-0 at the end of the first act, The Seminole defense got the Tribe on the board for the several starters to miss action last Thursday night against Jones, the Sanford outfit moved Lime ball well considering the lack of playing time together. The Sanford outfit amassed a total of 176 yard total of. fense; 28 passing and 14$ on the ground. Leading the Seminoles rushing attack was halfback Ned flames with I( stripes to his credit in 11 cracks. flames had two long gainers of 43 and 32 to go along with his short yardage plunges, Herbert Branch, who scored the Baby Seminoles only touchdown of the contest, carried the mall on nine occasions picking up 40 yards, Whe n they ta ckled, you could hear the pads th ump - shell. But baby turtles this year have y eleven Tuesday night In Sanford for the team's first game of the year. The Panthers sparkled on defense, smo th ering the Hornet attack, especially In the second halt when much of the Orlando effort was wasted on passing attempts that ended up in minus yardage as the quarter back was sacked on almost every try. The defensi ve effort was so good, In fact, the Panthers limited the young Hornets to not one first down a ll evening Leading the front wall of the Sanford Freshman 11 was Richard Pringle, Terry Smith, Kenny Lee, Randy Pyle and r Ba ke r, all whom came the with several R offer because the gem might become a point B Cuch BAITY Wenbold and staff are celebrating today and with plenty of cause. Their Young griddera came away with an 18.0 shutout of the Bishop Moore Freshman gridiron !. _____________ ____ . — ____________ Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1973-91\ anS Junior Varsity Takes Bucs.. 10-8 By J Richards i' (1 The Sanford Herald National League East W. L PcI G. B. New York 80 77 .510 Pittsburgh 78 78 .500 lLz Chicago 76 80 .487 3 St. LouIs 76 81 .484 4 Montreal 76 82 .481 4 Philadelphia 70 87 A46 10 West Cincinnati 98 60 .620 Los Angeles 92 66 .582 6 San Francisco 86 72 .544 12 Houston 80 79 .503 lS'z Atlanta 75 83 .475 23 San Diego 58100 .36740 — — Tuesday's Games New York 2, M ontrea l I Philadel 2. Pittsburgh I Los Angeles 5, Atlanta I Cincinnati 3, San Diego 2 Ion 5, San Francisco 1 Chicago 4, St. 3 Wednesday's Games Montreal (Moore -16) at New York (Seaver 18-10). N Philadelphia (Lonborg 13-1i at Pittsburgh (McKee 0.0), N Los Angeles (Downing 9-0) at Atlanta (Schuelci 8-7), N San Diego (Jones 5-6) at Cliicinnati (iuuett 184), N Chicago (110i 14.14) at St. louis (Wise 14-12), N San Francisco (Marichal 11iii at Houston (Roberts 15-11), N Aaron At Glance By The ;;socia ted Press /MA -: "I fr ~_ ___~ __ 'i'ir _Vs~ :Ij '," .t nç-" I, ¶? "r ,l - . it' :J " 4 ti • .'..-._. THIRSTY GRIDDER CHARLES BAKER takes a quick driuk Uut of a squeeze bottle on the sidelines during a break in the action for the Crooms Academy Panthers, who beat Bishop Moore Freshmen, 18-0 Tuesday. (Herald Photo By J Richards 1973 Home Runs Most Recent 1973 Games Remaining Ruth's Record Aaron's Record Apron's Magic Number 39 Sept. 22 4 714 712 Aaron bounced out, fouled out, flied deep to center and grounded out In four trips to the plate as the Atlanta Braves lost to the los Angeles Dodgers S-i Tuesday night. Iii t':--:-:-:'ss:. .. re ------- �1U-- _- M-;uL . The Sanford Herald Wednesd3y, Sept. 26,1973-11A 'Pitching Coming Strong Now' I ziy JPN RAPPOI'ORT Assoclatcd Press Sports Writer The New York Mets hold the upper hand in the National League Eut and are prepared to deal their aces in the remaining games of high stakes. "The Met pitching is coming on strong now," says Maiager Danny Ozark of the Philadelphia Ptiillies, assessing the wild pennant shuffle. "And pitching Is very important the stretch." The front-running Mets strengthened their lead to 112 games over Pittsburgh with a 2-1 decision over the Montreal Expos Tuesday night while the I'hillies defeated the Pirates by the same score. Tonight, the Mets will pitch right- handed star Torn Seaver againsi Montreal in the windup of their series at Shea Stadium. "The Pittsburgh club definitely has the bats and good defense but I know Manager) Danny Murtaugh is pressing for pitching," said Ozark. "They may be a little weak as far as putting a starting pitcher out there." were really going bad," said Oliver, "No one likes to lose, but the next day you have to snap back, and that's wha t we will do." In the oth er National League games, the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 51; the Cincinnati Red-,- nippcd the San Diego Padres 3.2; the Houston Astros stopped the San Francisco Giants 5-1 and the Chicago Cubs nudged the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3. Cleon Jones slugged a tiebreaking home run in the slxtn inning and made a game-saving catch in the seventh to pace the Met success. Ve' going to have to go with what we have," said Murtaugh, w'Ii have to go with rookie Jim McKs against the Phullics tonight. Still, Pirate center fielder Al Oliver asn't discoL'aged over the situation. hi pitching of Steve CarUo, In Philadelphia's 2.1 victory over Plttsburh. Dodgers 5, Braves I Lkrn Sutton tired a four.hitteç to pace Los Angeles over Atlanta 5-1. Ron Cey hit a three-run homer for the Dodgers. ) 3, Padres 2 Cesar Geronimo and Denis Menke cracked successive doubles to drive in two runs and Jack thiliagham limited San Diego to five hits as Cincinnati downed the Padres 3-2. Auras 5, Giants I Torn Griffin tired it three-hitter ( and Bob Watson knocked In two runs with a homer and single to pace Houston over San Francisco 5-1. I TUAT iiupju emne juurj II1MI I(tL CHANDLER, Tr n ty i-rep S all-around gridiiron workhorse is up after slopping North Florida Christian halfback , i fl i Butch Droll as the Saints took a 28-0 surprise win Saturday. Can 1951 Happen Again? MaYs Inspirat'i6on For Mets B} LEE GEIGER JUBILATION FOR THE PANTHERS GROOMS ACADEMY joy upon taking their Freshman, 18•0. PANTHERS, jumped and shout with unbound first game of the season over Bishop Moore Herald Photo b% J Richards) -- Gordie Howe,, = - - _ fought and defeated such S eCIT vvnaiers,, i Q ons &_ nalms as Billy Danials, -Bi Train" Lincoln, and Tod ull 'Jr. HIS Biggest acoli metwas a draw with Jill R ush's last fight was six NEW YORK (Al', — The question had been handled the puck easily, and did what he does asked from the moment Got-die Howe years ago against Charles beg,, score, to the enjoyment of the decided Garden end a two-year "Sunny" Liston. The former retirement and sign a crowd, champ stopped him In eight with the World Hockey Association Houston "It's lots of fun to be hack in the game," he Act-os: "Can the old man still perform as rounds. That was Rush's last he did said after his goal had won the mini-game for cutitest, till now, in the Nationil lk*key League" Houston. "I'd like to keep going the way I Matchmaker Joe Parsons has It took Howe exactly 21 seconds to provide an played." answer. not brought a set-up In for Rush. The way he played was only slightly slower Takingapass from his 16-year-old son Mark, than the Renaud has been appearing style that amassed 7 regular season over in Tampa for promoter Joe the 46-yearoldljowe rifled his first shot past New goalsand countless scoring records with the fled Brady. England Whalers goaltender tu Berglund Wings, and the crowd loved it. They cheered "Larry Is a tough boy," day Wiftand scored the Only goal in I Iouston's .. every time Howe touched the puck, and eru$ed: Brady said during a recent viI 0 vtctor over the Wbet n the third period of Wkn Huwe scored to Orlando "He hits hard, and an unwus1 hock'y eslubition.. showed me have never seen anyone drop something I'D tell you "said The Aeros, Whalers, Winnipeg Jets and New Hull, who did hi m." a fair share of scoring himself in a York GoWeri Blades played one 15-nMute pViod against each other at MadLim Square Garden long career with the NHI.Chicago Black Hawks. "I s8w him a couple of "And, those kids, are really before a crowd of ,'091 times." Bill Gore, the ,,, acknowledged dean of boxing But it was not the spectacle of the four-tea speaking m sons Mark a1 0 trainers, added. "H. (Rush arty. The trio " wde sport event, or even the appearar of hoc key's history Tuesday night, becoming "Golden Jet " Bobby Hull that touched the crowd had better he In shape for the the first fatheras did the comeback performance of the grea test son group ever to compete coincidentialiy in a Canadian (Renaud. I saw tiwjcr event Larry lose split decisions to goal scorer in the sport's history. Snake White and Oliver Wright. Apparently unaffected by the long layoff since "Mark's got a lot of poise," H'ili said, "and his retirement from the NilE. Detroit Red Both fights had good action for Wings Marty, with a little experience, Is going to be a heavyweights," In 1971. Howe skated smoothly—as always— super defeieman," Rush watched Terry Danlals on a recent Orlando outing, and e he wants him. "Ren.aud, should N MUSTACHIOED LOCAL BOXER Cops 4-Way Meet Oviedo Used its 5tron depth t overc- uft is Th I' trjot:' Mitt hURL Look suventli th pai' 'etting Sar?fn'iI Naval Academy runner and ;m 1l: 3 clocking. The first eight iinisl-iers came a pair of top-rated Mount Dora Bible School in under 12 minutes. cross country runners to take a four-way meet Greg Miller. also of Lake Brantl ey came in Tuesday at Sanford Naval Academy's Junior eigh th with an 11:57. Lance Nogle, Dean's School. younger brother, took ninth For the Oviedo ctcountry runners. The Lion Harriers, paced by fourth, fifth Norman Grant and Kirk Driskdl kept the sixth places from MartyGilmore, Dears NOgle Brantley hop es alive finishing in 15th and 16th and Jay Gocec, took the top spot with 4-4 points 1I%eI} and Jack Sieple of Oiedo Mount Dora came in second with 47 points t he caine in 20th to lead a parade of local urnlstiet-s seeondp)accfmlshofFI h Bertot and third SPOt Rn 1' r s13 13 was giod enough for 21st running of John (,rinnIl 1r A and Ilk Joe Laughlin and Jim Smith Sanford Nasal Academy ace Kenny Evans took the next two slots Inc the Patriots Rick d3fJped 7secndsoffhjsUnse on the school's 2.2 Brown of SNA took 24 th still under 14 mInutes, mile course for a firt place finish of Il 03 but 113 the time span from first to 28th was only 2 53, the Mu'1i Harriers, plagued by injuries to Its one of the closest races of the still early cross next two runners, had only one other man finish country year m the ten I.ik Brantje 's Don Nicholas Caine in 2th in Tini Klein, follon ed by Steve Odegaard and a time tie itli flrosn at 13.19 and one second off Stec Von Zabern in 14 th ga ve the Middies was S\A s Rick Van Anterp enrui'ti points LULl Like Brantley into fourth Robert Lnk of Oviedo edged tearimsate Phil place. 574 SIos%),cr Us "ni' ccc'nd at 3- 5 and ---- ---------- . -.----- maybe one or two more fights, then I want l)anials," he . local betting gentry s I 1tush at 9-5, with a lot Of Renaud money Fiv inaries that start , ,,. at .0 proce rnam go •. I ,i, -- -- -- ,, .-' . ••,_ - .-- am - - - - _-:-__- -: - -, r ' ' -- r,r ' i' F I' League Leaders - -. - - - FOR THE SCORE I w-' Ai i- ft I Dim defenders to szcoir as Crooms Academy ninth graders rout the Youn at the Sanford Municipal Stidium 'Tuesday. (Herald Photo by ,J Richards) I, Mated Press - A a• ..',? i. I RAT TING (1O3 at bt- Ct*w Mn, 15 I W.Hqt, Del, ,32O • RUNS—North, Oak, RJlcksor, Oak. q D.M1i,MjI, 4" - .----- '. - - : - --- - - -' / South Dakota, a 9-7 winner Dakota State, moved up one spot to third, while Tennessee State, a 23-20 victor over Texas Southern, fell (Inc place to fourth. South Da. kota picked up four first-place - DOUfllS—S*rg,ii, Pgh, 43; 5.mmoqi. #~n Hornets iHJ. NY, 247; 490. 1 LORRI PAUL, Trinity Prep Majorette, tosses the baton high in the air at halftime in the Saints clash with Tallahassee NFCS. The prepsters - If not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing ytiur name, when it was founded, who runs it, and what type of business you have. If you have been included before, YOU know the benefits and will certainly want to be included this year . In either rase, the charc]e of ¶10 Will place your firm on th chronological "Honor Roll", In our 46th annual Progress Edition to b published on Sunday, October 28th. Eastern Michigan, with one won the contest 28-0 Saturday. first-place vote, adva nced from sixth to fifth on the strength of a t-14 triumph over Indiana (Herald Photcby Ann Riley) . State Oklahoma Picked To Topple Tro"ons j firm's ;. Sliuti, NY, 33; StL 33, TRIPLES—Mpt 1 3er, Hin, ii; IU; M1ttht SF. 10 i4Q ' iNS firtIi Pt1 h, 44 O4inson. All, Al: BASES— Urock. 5!, 44 1,11In. 51 TRINITY TWIRLER :_- - .. - Carilon. Phi. 730 Sutton. LA - , Grambling, with five firstplace votes and 732 points, rinalned in second place. The Ti. gers beat Morgan State 31-14 tast Saturday for their third straight victory. - -- Harper. an. Si. PITCHING(13 Decisions) Hunt er 01k 21 4 *10 3 Palmer, 80, STRIKEOUTS— N.Ryan, Cal. U7. sicv,#. NY, 17 3 - has won the college division national title the last two years t! - _!( •__I RUP45,,rt S, lfl; Margin, i3 tf. [n RUNS BATTED ttl-=Stjrg.$I, - --- and broadcasters. Delaware W' -- ing Fresno State 13-10. The Rainbows earned two first. place ballots. . Y ORK (AP) -- When best football teams I've ever 'u listen to the Southern Cali- seen on film. They have everyfoa-nm and Oklahoma people thing, as fat- as offense goes, A-4il '111d, a 37-0 st Inner over talk ;ihut each other, it's hard and they tlmuik they have the - Edinboro State, was seventh to tell who's No. 1. best defensive team they've and Cal Poly-San Luis (Thispo ,,, ever had at Oklahoma, and Whew. gasps was eighth after topping Idaho Oklahoma that's saying quite a bit. oach Barry Switzer, whose ., State 20-10. louIsiana Tech was We must maintain the footninth following a 23-0 victory eighth-ranked Sooners tangle wi ll, the top-rated Trojnnn ball and not make mistakes as t r iist1iss t [11 lar ItS JUI)ln ln ntfside.c, clip. IA S xii -' 'I 's 'hi and BOise State, a 27-17 winner "Wht'Ute' turd-12 ping arid holding penalties over Montana Sta te, was 10th. - sit We've got to play a perfect "They have a super, super game on offense and not give Rounding out the top 15 were team. For us to even have a them the ball. 11 you give them Carson-Newman, McNeese chance to win we'll have to play the ball consistently they're go. State, which collected one first- a perfect game. We can't put log to move It on you.,, if place vote, Northwestern LOW. the ball on the ground ( fumble), Whew! slana and, tkI for 151h, North we can't throw the Interception, There you have it. And noss Dakota and North Dakota we can't make any errors at all you're gonna get it ,.. the Upset (State. and hope to win the game. " Lbc::a Specialof the Week ,,. Ok, &,theu5 Cil 21. Whew! ed up Whew! Choices In other top two first-plact' votes Now lend an ear to Craig games: Jacksonville State and pickNorth. ern Ciloraths got one, but rivi. Fertig, a umeinber of John Tennesace 21, Auburn 10—Bill ther team had enough points to McKay's staff at Southern Cal: Battle has lost five games in get into the top 15. -Truthfully, this Is one of the just over three years at Ten. - , C LQII egn. III; I. May, HHi, I. HITS—Rose. Cm, flL Girt, Al. -- The Blue Hens, after running their record to 3-0 last Satur(Lay, piled up 30 of 41 first phit % otes and 543 points, from a national panel of sportswriters - NATIONAL LEAGUE - i lead The Associated Press Cal. lege Division football poll to. day. - •''•" r '- (ROOMS PASS FOILED 'FIM RAINES (32) breaks up a John Litton pass intended for him but fell short and almost Intercepted by a Bishop Moore defensive back. The Panthers took the tilt, their opener, 18-0. (Herald Photo by J Richards) over North AMERICAN LEAGUE Mu, ji L I rout of Gettysburg, continued to • ElIfIrven, Min. 24), - * - fh at Tennis and ih history Dtaware, following a ()-18 = r-' ,,) ç ,j ' Major Min, Ri Ia Ofia 10 OMERUP4S_-Rjkson, 01k, r Pobimson, Cat, 29 "- ( SHOTS' "PASSING W A light-hearted look By THE A&SOQIATEI) I'RIs ___• •_=____•_____=_= HONOR ROLL old skis, retired, it tookaload off Yogi and the team. "There must have been some relief there. At the same time, he offered them a great deal of inspiration. I could Just feel out on the field the guys saying, 'We've got to win for old Willie." Mays, who less than a week ago announced his retirement from baseball, evoked as many tears as he did cheers after being lavished vith gifts fit Ic.' a king on "Willie May's Night." Old teammates, old rivals, friends and the hierarchy of sports and polities turned out to pay tribute to the weary, ailing old warrior who said he lacks the strength and desire to go on. "Youdon'tknow what's going on inside mei tonight," Mays saId In a choked voice, wiping wetness from his eyes. "If you knew how I felt in my heart to hear you cheer and know I can't do anything about it "it Is a sad time for me." Handkerchiefs—men's and women's—fluttered In the stands. The emotion lapped over to the visiting athletes. Therc was hardly a dry eye In the house. Willie apologized to the fans and to the Montreal Expos for We delaying so important a affecting the National League pennant race, and thanked those who were responsible for keeping him aroundaithough he batted only .211. "It proves I was loved all over the world," he said. - 311. -. Small Poll - - betty, jean, Ur Sandi, on orbeforeOctober Oil -19993 to place gour order - . I 1 rkset, and three of them VittC to Auburn. This time, Tennws.we wins (lit' Battle of Knox . vilk'. Texas 24, Texas Tech 14— fter losing to Miami, the Longhorns will have their eyes rolled tip like bee-bees at home In A u tin s ' - ' - , -4 I of the season. - . . %d - 4) ___ HONOR ROLL - Own Top I ___ - DOUflLES-.Gi, ii,,r,, 01k, 30, Blue liens 1' I RUNS BATTED IN — R-Jsckson, Mayberry ITS-- C 6 W.MI,,00,D,,,Y — - - Mr. Businessman! We fe Included in HERALD'S HONOR ROLL 0 the Edition Year? ii I" - SAI\TOrtjyS VIC PEREZ spars with Manny much-aicI pa Mike Quarry-Andy Kendall Gonzalez at the Orlando Naval Training Center fight card. gym in preparation for his Oct. 3 fight on the (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) ' Oviedo -. p.m. Rush tfsed San Francisco as his home base, when he was one of the t o p 10 f1j1J tnrr on "t ov ht. h.UlbS in Atlanta, Ga. While on the west coast he NEW YORK tAP? —Just as Willie Mays' emergence as a raw rookie In 1951 sparked the so-called "Miracle of Coogan's Bluff," his retirement in 1973 may produce another bit of baseball magic, predicts an old rival, "The coincidence is almost eerie when you think about it," said Joe Black, who olayed with Willie In the black leagues and was a rival Brooklyn Dodger when Willie was beglnrJng his Illustrious career with the New York Giants In the early l9105. "Look at It. It was Willie largely who brought the Giants out of the doldu urns and now it's Willie's Inspiration—in another way—that I think will carry the New York Mets to the National League championship and maybe to their second Wc.rld Series title," said Black. Black was one of the many baseball contemporaries who helped honor the Mets' 42-year-old star at ea Stadium Tuesday night. Black, a right-handed pitcher, was Just or of several former Dodgers and Giants—Duke Snider, Peewee Reese, Ralph Branca, Bobby Thompson, Sal Yvars and Dusty Rhodes—who Joined In the tearful, poignant salute before a sellout crowd of more than 50,000. "From all I could gather. away out In Arizona where I liv*. Willie put Yogi (Manager Yogi Berra of the Mets) in a precarious position," Black said, "It appears that when Willie, who admittedly is aging and hurting and without his By hAL BOCK Boston nipped Cleveland 3-2, Fuller and filch Coggins had Red Sox won it on designated Associated Press Sports Writer Milwaukee went 13 Innings to a pair of two-run homers in the hitter Orhndo Cepedas ' threeThe rich get rich and the poor defeat the Yankees 3-2, Kansas first inning ds Ratirnorc gang- run homer in the first inning. well, the poor lose ball City downed Chicago 6-2 and ed up on Tiger starter Jim Per. Brewers 3, Yankees 2 games. Texas defeated California 4-1. ry, knocking him out before he Pedro Garcia drove in Md. Baltimore's talent-laden OilFuller has had an interesting could retire a batter. waukec's deciding run with a Twins 9, A's 4 oles, marking time until base- September trial with the East 13th inning single that defeated ball's American League play. i)lvision champion Orioles. Tony Oliva drove in live runs New York 3-2. The Yankees had otis, rested a regular and in. Tuesdays game was typical. with a homer and a double, conic from behind, scoring serted rookie Jim Fuller In lie hornered twice and struck leading Minnesota to a 9-4 vIe- single runs in the eighth and their lineup Tuesday night. The out three times. In 13 at bats tory over Oakland's West ;M. ninth Innings to tie it. results, like the Orioles, were with the Birds, the young slug- slon champions. Oliva's Royals 6, While Sox 2 impressive. ger has accumulated nine second-inning double off Chuck Hal McRae drove In three Dobson was good for two runs Kansas City runs, helping the Fuller, who led the Inter. strikeouts. £nd he tagged a three-run Royals to a 6-2 victory over the national League with 39homers --'-----homers nt• wj-e wnai nuui and numer in me tutu against Chicago White Sox. McRae sinthis year, tagged a pair in Bal. Mantle did," sal(1 Baltimore reliever Darold Knowles. led home a run in the first in. gled Unuore's 8-3 victory over DoManager Earl Weaver. "He Red Sax 3, Indians 2 and delivered two more in trolt. strikes outa lot or he hits home Boston moved two games (lie seventh, Jim Wohlford Elsewhere in the American runs." ahead oi Detroit in the battle for scored three of the Royals' League Tuesday night Mm. Th at's nice company for a second place In the AL East by runs. n ta hippcd OIHlfld q_ rflOhf I (' I, t:i'cLs I Jim Sixneer's loth inning single drove in two runs to break a tie and helped Texw defeat California 4.1. The Rangers beat Bill Singer, who was bidding fnr him %wh vi '. PAST - At- T4 Baltimore Winning As Vets Rest ' ______________________ Former heavyweight con. tender, h Larry Renaud in the 10 round feature Thursday at the American Legion arena at 8:0 Keeps IF Reds Philllcs 2, Pirates I Mike Anderson and Bill Robinson clouted home runs to back the five. "We've never been down on ourselves, even when things are Rookie U pper Hand-; Mets Holding The Noire Dame 35, Purdue 7— Ara Parseghian and Alex Agase played with the Cleveland Browns a long time ago ar,d coached together at North. western. In fact, Agase sueceeded Parseghian there and right now he's probably wishing he'd stayed there, although NI) crushed ND 44-0 last Saturday. Houston J, Memphis State 4--Losing to Memphis State last weekend was the kiss of death for Miis1ssIppi's Billy- Kinard. Not to wcrry, Bill Ycoman. Tire size F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-15 178-15 Save 13.49 14.09 14.69 14.39 14.99 16.19 Reg. Sale Plus led. lax 44.45 31.462.84 46.95 32.86 2.99 48.95 34.26 3.24 47,95 33.56 3.08 49.5 34.96 3.27 3.95 - 37.76 3.48 Ms. F,ts UrcourlIy terns Ore s'n ? Wimbiefon in late 10104: leopard Skin, mink trimmings & Other endangered sp,cie. prompting Colonial John Segg. W.mbleton referee, to vt• such tennis wear "can make the crowd restlss I mis in turn upsets the players. I prefer the smart dignity of the rweq.i of the 3' Tennis Stuff Hwy 17-92 next to him Spencer's Restaurant LI �__ - H: id A MR VtWdi Sept 6 1913 .i. 'rr)VeT )I : -i WI I .ii 11 i I II I ~ C E" -- __ ti. - Z __ __. 4 1 - M !ss ______- arold S -_& — __ __ n:11 .12i"N ___ . I~Z_-_Z____ !~= '- ec:s - - - I __11__w:: IMew lqqw .___=1'_----.Z.---. i! I. Am &— ==* - __ '. . .__ J0--_. - -7k),6 % . 0 -,-. ____ . . - - m- ~ -~- =~_ - 1.1ar.00A , :_ . - VVZ, % -A r. i F . k 1- Two large bakeL of white mwrs and glaaloli with baby WuecarnsUonsaccented the altar with a spiral fl(b on either side, holding white burning tapers. Completing the arch decor were two baskets of blue and white carnations with baby blue satin bows. While satin bows and gladioli .marked the family pews. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was adorned in ,a formal length gown of chantilly cotton and nylon white lace over blue silk. Her shoulder length veil of Identical lace was secured ba lace covered Juliet cap Her train extended from a blue satin bow In the ba'k of the waist,lntoachapellengthp Shecarrledhcwhlto Bible tr I ed In white lace with white roses and rosebuds on the white streamers. Miss Monica Dixon, served as maid of honor . She wore a blue silk A41ne floor length gown with a round neckline. She carried a bouquet of spring flowers with yellow streamers. Bridesmaids were Misses Charlotte ling, Corena Bracey, Carrie Washington, Patricia Coil! i1ai Collins, A __ A t . - Springfield Mi1onary Baptist Church held ofIts Mankind annual observance of "Unity Day, Theme: The JantUls In the Church" Behold how good and ple for trethern to dwell together In unity—Psalm MIsDVSSOf cerernoniesfor 11w morning service was Ms Thelma uirpe Speaker for the morning was Ruius Brooks, formerly of Sanford and now residing in Orlando. He was Introduced by Adam Haynes, principal of Hopper Elementary. The b0gh1eld1amL wish to thank all that helped to make his i! iv suctessfull. Robert Plummer was chairman and Rev. p aI - ....., ___________________ 1~' ~__ _________ ____ NATHANIEL BARNES Receives m usic award ... D.:C -.oi t o n U T h I %.* I I %.. i 1 Music Diploma Presented With Bus Line Loss The International library of Music diploma was presented to Natluv~el Barnes, by his music Instructor, Mrs. Emma JElliott, Loroui.)7.gaccomp 'ta In accomplishment e In music. m Natha a aniel e S g 5j 8Y FANNETTE 1wA1Ws Herald Correspondent tinuing bus service - Rembert and Hal Hawkins celebrated their 7th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rembert Sr. They enjoyed games and fun. Atteading were Samatha, Samona and Edward Hawkins, Larry, Tony, Tisha Lemon, Alicia Morghn, Alfred Desaussure, Tony and Leroy Tboinas CNIsom, James Ashley, Ronnie, Mary Alice, Bernice and Erell Hawkins, Derrick, Tony DuvaH and e Myers. Joyce - - Colbert Tours New England -- Ernest Colbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams has returned from thre weeks tour on New England where he ______ I Williams, - ~ Z #_ • nn,4 - RUFUS BROOKS ____ Rose I _____ -_' I . - . z. - - - 9 I - - - I -.-'.. ~ -, I - -. - "out of business" at the end of October. . ___ __ I lag _ ~ __ - - - - . - 1i 7 - - I . I - . I .4 : - i ' . i - -: - - 4 -I - NVAI _24%1* 4 , 1 Laura Healy will relate CXCriCriCCS at Girl Slate in Tallahassee for the Auiillary members and Douglas Wilson will speak to the men about 1ys State. YOUNG ADULT CHOIR CELEBRATES NEWIN I lount 7 .ion Missionary BapUst Church Young Adult Choir ob served ith third anniversary recently with area choirs participating in the _______________________________________________ - - a . -:1 fl i. . ___________ ,' - - . - - - C ub bers 7) l -_ _______ _-, ____ Z & Deltona Star Club _.- J - 40 -• . _____ To :1 — - '_ ! - t~_ - __ ~ -0 • ____ - ______ .. *' -'; 14W -- F; - - - . _. - • ._ •- ______ •.. -_ - \ I - - - - .- 1) -- k 4-~ t - ) 4 r'v.•_•_ p -_______ = I - 1P - - - - M. . . • - _- , ~ - When YOU Come to us for assistanre in making funeral arrangements, you can and • r ..!K- - - be sure that every d?aiJ will be taken care of by our experienced cornpetent staff, and always in accordance with your wishes. 0, it t , / 1;!< V-. I OF ~" ! ~ 01 A* # A .. I - ~ ! -. I -, ~ _;~-'. __ ..I - I TJr : -.-'. . .- - . I 'imi V, - j M 12 __ 11 ' a tfilson a MT. CALVARY INSTALLS AIR -CONDITIONING A ior REV.G.L.SIMS, pastor, presents cheek newair-mnuitiurimg instaiiailon at mt- I-alvary ,t h Macionar% Baptist Church -w ili le church officials Raymond I -- Roosevelt McClain. Evelyn Jones, Derry McGill Jr., and Thelma and Weldon Franklin look (Herali Photo by Marva Hawkin. tiGnelberger .. • - __ I - _T . ___ e Mrs. UCUlfl UOSL, • (Charles Edwards Photo) _ •, '-. I - .. ~. _____ 717t ____• . ____ - JI _~-__. .1 _14POW- i . - - - - R . . .. E #UWE y 1110 Pne Ave_Ph_322_5212Sanford - ____ I 4 DIAL 322 2611 or 831 993 __ . Orange City. These games are # -Open to the public. Come end get acquainted not its she had envisioned it F MORE ers 'an4 -at millinery depart. IS FURNITURE SALES flatter gut But It ts a total loss for those who still have such wigs Beauty salons may L Y._17.92 CASSEIBERRY . T __•III ii 11:1 1 -. _IE.•S _ _:_ —:---_ _______ ' - .. -_ - ~ - - - - Emk__17 _7T_Zr__, ______.;1_ __~ — - ~_ — - ,- . - 1-- — _ _- :. .L -, I - 1~1__, - -- --- ~_K ~ - -alm - - I % • ____ - .... -.__ - '' ' - A p _ .— - MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. TRIPLETT Wlien the iTlpletU .-Ad their Son and wife started to enter — their home they were con0 1b fronted with a large group of friends In the living room, who 0 exploded a balloon in their es a s g i• I. Have heard what IL confetti and shouting ,,Ilappv nominal fee will be CIvirged f,,r Sanford Recreation Depart. no charge for this cow-se. Anniversar y." this course. CHEERLEADING AND Needless to say confusion ment is offering in its fall BEGINNING TENNIS -0grer reigned for awhile, Mrs thei c1urof events. Some of MM-POM I.F.SsoNS will be. LESSONSw be offered o ts may interest you, offered to gL Is 10, 11, and 12 adult men only. Here's your so )ou are invited to join the years old. This course will be chance. ladies, to get out of the activities. held each Wednesday fro .5 that a puty had been arranged m 4 BATON TWIRLING p.m. at the Civic Center house and participate in some LESSONS are being offered to beginning Oct. 10 for a period of stairs 10 dress for the occasion girls This Ut5 L gned t' 642 years old. The course eight weeks. the lessons will te es for singles an is for beginners who have had include basic cheers Approximately 70 doubles play, basic strategy of friends little or no experience in baton. movements and the use of poff surprise celebration Fruit Basic techniques In baton will scoring, overhead se e and punch, nuts and mints were icoveredinthecourseanda1l volley own Al' course has been servedalongwsththecake,thegirls must furnish their Two classes are being offered baton. completed the couple received many nice and girls will be on Tuesday mornings from lo (laws will be held each divided into team and will be ay and Thursday from 4$ a1led to cheer during boys noon evening was enjoyed by all with the first class starserved p m at the Sanford Civic basketball season sponsored by ng Seberal other (nends 9 for 8 weeks R3 Mating hostesses to assist Center stai ting Tuesday, Get. 9, the Recreation Department. A Class will be held on ffie Bill and Nancy, hosts for the tennis courts at Ft. Mellon party, and others who helped Park. Classes will be1Imitedtn --- --.- Department Byrn gave Mrs. COS. Triplett an orchid The form Florence White and Bill Triplett were married Sept. 18, 1948 in CaldeWxLrg, Ky. He was employed by a wholesale gro-drug Co in ' - lier s Lessons . The buffet table featured an assortment relishes condiments ° macatroni salad, chips and dips. coffee. cokes and high base "" Unda TOO HOT TO SLEEP' Cool Your Bedroom lIU UVLPL J. bridegroom-elect; Shawn Gnann. brother of the groom; and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bagwell, Terry L - __ -i -• , - W, - R 1 Joe Avenue. non-resident an — a Woman Socieiv* will be charged for this course Registration is being taken now at the Sanford Recreation Dept. Or any of these between the hours of 8: P.m. Monday through Friday. For further information call 09lers invited to join the hosts an Mary Jane Byrnes, narm r , were parents the brid,e-groom elect, Mr. Workinty- -I 12 women per class. so corne nn Bridal Part), (, By LIZ MATHIEUX Herald Correspondent The Gnann-Byrnes weumgparty was honor at the Lake Harney Beach home of the bride's parenL, r.and Mrs. Joe I - lunPorE ntertains ni/Ire! PLUMBING HEATING INC IWI S.Sanlord32)62 WALL - *1 06 ~ W (i(i tine 1I \r I -' tkntion, please' ll us yuur story. We scIcome your news! Engagement and wedding forms, available at The herald office, should be ac'onipanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at Lei't live days before desired publication &-ite \ \ DOT STHIF(,Fl of Winter Springs is a clerk at Jeol:i Cards and Gifts in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Sewing 15 her hobby and she makes most of her own clothes as well as those of her two children. Housekeeping complicated in the Striegel household with three Great and Ptrnto coverage iparties • : : We Will Be : Closed ' Thum, Sept 27th. : • 3suniiIeable says Mrs. Ie4ict a week in advan n observance of : a religious holiday : puppies as well, Come , i ! I :_ In and see : - -W ~ - • Fridayl : C ' • a • • 5 ' ' ' . . (I FREE PARKING k offmar-w- i-- P I _d' U4- 0 ill pill I _________ 228 E. First St. Ph.322-3524 ____ - — _____ 9 .- = __ 79 J 1 , - ;~.t,or- " 0 ,7,4 ' ik bgj~N,~& , , ^%J - j . . Furniture and Bedding Co. at 119 S' Magnolia Ave., Sanford , ' location and opening a new - le =Mrs. David extends an In. vitation to all duplicate bridge of leaves sprayed silver ° - - ears and then came to Florida in 1956. fie worked forThe Nehi Bottling Co for awhile and they have been in the retail funilture business for the past 15 yea's. Mr. Triplett and Paul Miller We are at the seven-yearWomen wanted the height cycle that brings a new hair d there was no other way, -_ style, in the opinion of Edith bu Imre, long-thne stylist. to fit it into fashion. As she sees thec anile ones many years ____________________ mitural hair will provide a hair- ago after thep hiqh pompadour 4) with height by the addition style. a new look came in — 4(4 hairpieces, a look that has flit and short But women —a finally evolved from "the worst didn't like It because it was not Per iod of hairdressin tea, flattering. The hairdo evolved ~ I" — into the popular Italian style I ~_ height - which all better beau_______________________ because the style helped corn-=---,. tine sonic of the height most ; I Z .1.1._. women missed frofn the old f pompadour with the softness of the newer, shorter look," Miss 4. -— 11 re adds, It has taken all this time Z infles3 look of IhCIC twat Club height which Deltona ces can Woman's 7-t Ove because "they can be used SI'YLIST--Edith Inire, well-known hair stylist, ;,l Duplictate Bridge were northto give Ole height the bone shows one of the new wig styles that provides ank structure needs for the natural height and Mrs 1tigenelhi properly second, Mr. and Mrs Fd Mull update them with proper ers never really bought wigs third, Bob Galston Well-known in the wig mar- styling." Bit th ey did buy hairpieces and John Spenson; and fourth ket, she was the first to put Th e wig people made many en though many stores did Mrs. George Merrill and Mrs. wigs into deparpent Mores. mistakes, one reason for the not carry them. They were In. H. H. Chrissenger ssImresawthewig business rnsjorumpinthethdustry. steadtrngtosefleverybodya "For example, many wigs wig. Some hairpleces were sold . were bc~ig inade with teenx U u 5 ,,~ Ith bar ettes but ' 111-w "wigs %%ere being __ agers tn mind. but most teen. that was ,&)Ut all." -;he says. toold like hats to bolster a dying Miller; second, .Mrs. flomer millinery So11rne -J)a',i.. and Mrs Lee Young name designers were !1ce third, Mrs Nell Harrison and their naires on both low Mrs. Frank Stalblrd and fow-tii, I ' I I and expensive wigs and peop Mr. and Mi's. Sam Curtis. Mrs. became very confused. Richard David Is in 'A woman would buy a ivard * Inirnnt 4 C0 ¼:. - Mrs. Albert Croninger, Mrs. Edmund Shinton. ty salons tried to reverse for art 0 ' ' l was Norm Triplett, gave the couple a IR CIRCLE PRESENTS LIFE MEMBERSHIP . By %!IVIAN BROWN A . 1. i LUI r M,Ewald Korth , Mi-c ('n,I Ph,iic £VLO. IWI LII, £P&*. IL £IIUIIIU, Seven - ear Cycle 1 • . , air S .ylist . app-earing in The Sanford Herald are available to vni, , - - .in 8x10 repr: Irl*I siie for S3. T_i~ - -- r_ . - , Z pcwkm~~ - AA 1- -- . - 4 1 ..í'I/ I;y$ ,X - / " !-L - - i y )27 1fhr; ____ (0?/ W / ./?/• • --I III' .( * 0 , V ._ -, - ~:f - - - - ______ 4 ~ % 7j Resu lt s - •. ____ ____ ____ Z ,r % ____ At , k U a • - .. -- . )1 Uge' ____ _______ V. 6 .;-/ - • .. 1 , -:7 - t___ V_ OIn New Coiffures - N 2~ *1 . . -- - VT t---I -- # - , ~ - ___ -1 - .• . - -- ., IIL!' - ____ _______ ___ - .1 _f_ 00_16&~ - H • ______ Post L ' I 10 am in the thunIty Center Guest speaker will be Mi&J Virginia Staley, Ilonle Economics Editor for the Florida Power Corporation. Members of the Order of ths Eastern Star with a paid dues, card for in invited to attend the and join the Club. Club mbers are reminded to wear their name badges. Refreshments will be served. Q • Streamers and balloons were suspended from the chandelier to the corners of the ceiling, gleaming silver appointments 1 on the table and a wedding cake i decorated with roses arid green '' leaves and the emblem "25" all prepar ed the dining area for a 25th silver auiveiiary party. -- . J -; F ill, , f - $ i\Ieet Frida DELTONA — The Deltona $tar Club will meet, So - • .. . - - --- - - NARFE Lnapter ~ -- . and _. _____ . ..hr ,., dutiful l fle111111 Murray, Zeta Tau Alpha. Liza is a member ' of Tycs Rush activities will begin with a coffee for all interested coeds a' FTU, to be held at 8 P.M. Oct. 4 in the Board 0'f Regents Conference Room on campus. p . Plans Annual Rose Show .- - nd - Meets rriaay = rvI l _-_•--_ C __ fl th-y .• - __ flpJf by president of the circle Mrs from her frlendq bist April; and a few other wnr'n dmund Shinton. Mrs. Cecil Thomas, another life organized the Deltona Carden Attending the presentation member as of this year, and the Club and have been active all DELIX)NA — At the regular 0 were Mrs. Ewald Korth, 20 members of the Iris Circle. these years. ' of the Iris Circle of the meeting president of the Dellona Garden Mrs. Post was one of the She served the . Deltona Garden Club, Mrs. Club; circle as Mrs. Albert Croninger, organizers of the Iris Circle and president for four years, and McLain (Ruth) Post was close friend of Ruth s who the Garden Club of Deltonu also, as parliamentarian of the . plea3antly surprised being received a life membership Together . the recipient of a life rnmbership in the Florida t' .' ! • 1. • ••-• 4-. . . &,~, - It f•. .i ~ I a gift from eeril of her . friends in the Circle and Garden ~ _. r Z --, - - . 1 -~ a r- M _ ~1. .__ ; i LM_ Z . ~ . 7 The presentation was made ! I M~ -4 11 ~_ - _J~ - W I - r ~. . fleJti It .r, I' C ,.I C, 71 . F --- — ,- -- -- - rm ti) i',TNETTE EDWARDS towr .~~. - - ----. - __ - — e ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Youths Report - 1% I ', - Othe nedec e;)ra:st tabl _____ (FTU Photo by Jon Findell) Legion Hears A I n Council, to map plans for the annual event which starts Oct. 14. Others are 0 to r) Yvonne Killgore, Alpha Chi Omega; Michelle Mc. ir f -- -- Association ofRetiredFed ByFANNETTEEDWARDS Members of the Volusia Rose the direction of Mrs. Albert Employes Chapter 939 of All residents, who wish to use Herald Correspondent Society and of Garden Clubs in Creninger. I)ultnna.Def3ary will meet this bus .wrvice are definitely Volusia and adjacent areas, are I'l-warrangements on exhibit, Frllhy, at 2 pmi. in All &-iints iskid to call Night Ha w kins, DF ii ONA—The \' olusia invited to participate by sub- should featurt an abundance (ii I piscopal Parish flail in Rose Society will feature a Rose mitting entries.!7hey are asked roses. Reses will be furnished Enterprise. to be present at this meeting () Show, the second Annual Rose to contact any of the following by the Rose Society For use ii Friday, to hear plans and to Show of the Volusia Rose members of the Arrangements the arrangements. Other Guest Speaker will be John fresh offer their opinions. Society. on (ki. 21, at the Committee. flowers or plant inaterials may Male, district leader of the Florida Bank & Trust Co., 130 0wirman, Mrs. Frederic T. be used. The show will feature Florida Federation. His subject N. Rid1gewood, Daytona Beach. Clarke, 2407 S. Peninsula Dr., hundreds of roses by rose will be, ,,Current I.egisjation 0I 71wme this year is: "Host--.. Daytona Beach; phone, 55growers throughout Florida Relative to Benefits for Retired Rc,yalty of the Garden." There 6789, (zone 32018); Co- and nearby states. Federal Employes.will be three classes: "Queen's chairman, Mrs. A. Croninger, James Mauney is chairman ('iomce," 'The Crown Jewels" l275Whitewood[)rje Deltona nftheshow Mrs floi'trGilej I'lmns will be made for the and Siutr to his Majesty. 3763, phone, or Mrs. president of (hi Volusia Rose (kipter s hosting the lstrIct DELTUNA - American Post Iliere iAill be four entries Edinund It. Shinton. 1239 W. society this year. All publicl.ty meeting here in January. 255 and Auxiliary will hear allowed in each class, A tri- Wellington Drive, Deltona, is being handled by Edmund It. reports from the Boy and (,iri color Hibbon will be awarded to 32763 phone, 6684963 Shinton well known for his Ne members welcomed at Staters. sponsored by the the too entry; blue, red, yellow In addition to artistic prize winning roses in Delton;j. last Month's meeting were Mr. organization-, Thursday at 30 and w hite Ribbons to the entries arrangements, an exhibit of For further details, call him at and Mrs Thurman D Coy and Ii p.m. in the community center. in each class. ikebana, will be shown unier 31) 668-596.3. Mrs. Nora E. Williams. Celebrate birthdays :_it~ activities Week Young, right, chairman of the Panhellenic W, i t-. to cover the cost of maintaining - .- t L Hawley says, that unless he ' - 0 . / ' SORORI' l'Y S'I'R A 11 -.."" 'G Y SESS10N 44~. __________ . . I / ech ullI cl'sitY 11W-C-t with Liza - - ___ CHAIRMEN of sorority Rush Out-of-town guests included.k1s. Ida B. Williams, John H. Hicks, New Yock City, Ms. Gwendolyn Thornton, Rochester, N. Y.; hie. Doretha Burgess, Sonja Burgess, Wandak and I uurgess, auCi %I1 h I City nne , I'k ,,Jobnathan Burg e s, ahassee --____and William s - -_ -_ - - - 9 - rs. Nora Triplett and thehonoredcoupleshome,24 South Park Ave and bran L ned the lovely home into a party area with gold crelpe U paper streamers, balloons and 'M" W ___ . __= .- . -I - _____ ______ - = ace, ___1 I - — ___ - #0 Ill* i.--7- - a_ ~ =-- -director of Government and State Bank. Information concerning ~ Community affairs from the show, en -- . blanks, schedules, Mackle Bros office in Miami lags and handbooks for will beonhdndaswillllawley, selectingrosesmaybeobtirned I Mrs. Alberta Coy, of DeBary; from the bank. All -_ rose growers I , arbara Goddard, of are invited to participate. ap Orange City and Robert Smith, Roses must manager of the DeLand wren 7 and 8 a m that morning WEDDING REHEARSAL DINNER HELD . For furth,cr infornntion, call AMONG those attending wedding rehearsal dinner for Miss Joscelyn were instrumental in raising Mrs. A.C. Nielson, 736.= or the necessary Ilaroid and Henry Collins and their wedding party were (I to r) Mrs. continue John Mauney,7Th-1899. Ruths ard r the line from last May, when andm th rth M the bus line announct d it would bride's grandmother; Miss Monica Dixon, maid of honor; the bridebe going 'out of business' if elect, Mrs George Collins, groom s mother, and Mrs Juanita Harold, (itles and Mr. and Mrs James such amount was not for- Mauney mother of the bride and hostess for the event. theoming, -----_____________________ !.n-- AE 1Z_ J . -. blue satin gown with white accessories and both wore white carnation corsages. Reception site Was the lovely home of the bride The ; -1 - -.2 — 0 , , - 0@ Ily ~Ji\ - . _____________________ MRS HENRY COLLINS ,Nee Joscelyn Harold - -_ While the two couples were ____________________________ - __ - / of the event Triplett's children, ,Mrs. _______________ .1 - -- I - A& . _. niversary and the dinner was . ~ . - — __ I - __-_ 7 9W -_ ` '• - . -1I 1__4 11 r %;-r~a -; — = - di._.;-.. __ V .__ - ___ _: - -_ . I , .f.,? celebration : ~~_ . -~ 4~ _________ __________ highlighted by candelabra with white tapers and white and silver bells around the table. The three-tiered wedding cake was decorated in blue and white bells with a miniature bride and groom. Fruit punch and champagne was served from white crystal punch bowlsAssisting at the bride's book was Mrs. GwendolynThorn* ton, pouring were Ms. Wilmer Plnkney, Miss Kathy Bentley and Mrs. lige Powell . Cutting and serving th e wedding cake was Ms. Etoulse Eubanks. The couple left for a short wedding trip to West Palm C. Thi ,"- W"!" flufris Th. emploied as mansger of photograph department at Zayre's ti. C.aoelberry and the bride a student herwood there are sufficient number of [lose Society will hold a Rose regular riders. Show In DeLand Friday from 9 t ami, to 7 p.m. in the IX-Land I — .- r-t t---- If- , Clifford Show ..#cheduled ________ city. While there Ernest visited * New York. New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Boston. he viewed the sites of Uncoln Center, Statue of liberty, ABC Studio, Atlantic recording studio and the Empire State Building. Ernest emplo)ed as head chef at the Hohday Inn House of Steaks. All attendants wore blue bonded lace floor4ength gowns with sweetheart necklines and white heart shaped buttorm They wore blue net caps with blue velvet bows and carried bouquets of spring flowers. George Collin Jr., brother of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were Herbert Collins, brother of the groom; S Mobley, Fred Jchnson, Michael Sermon, Eke Durham and Junior usher was Christopher W. Collins, brother of th e groom. Flower girls were Natasha Harvey and Sandra Martin. Ring bearer was Alvarez J. Maddox. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. R."rold chose a formal. length gown of Wue-eatin with a short waist length jacket, 1accessories were of silver ande wore a white carnation corsage. llie groom's moth", MrA. Collins. wore a blue crepe gown with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Mrs. Josephine Graham, paternal grandmother of the bride• we n bliw tin nwn with white 14Cnr1.5 •M Ruth Bernard, grandmother of the groom also wore a through l)eltona to f.eLand, and in extending routes to include 1)ELTONA All residents of more slops within ikitora, are i)eltona, interested in °fl asked to meet at United Methodist Church on Nor. mandy Boulevard, Friday at I lJ_In_ - - _ - I.. I I - = -_~ —~ - ___ ~b~~___ _~= director for Dellona Corporation, stated that Mackie - _ -=__-__-_ -. 5.elp in • an), way they can to extend DeLand I3usCo.routestocoveralItrough of .. _______ the second and third areas ri,.1 , ., Seven-Year-Olds Celebrate .e1erate I - rimm - --. __ - (+1 - — _i`) i zr_,~ __W* . _____ - Mrs they returned from a dinner , I , I - . : . M. V .-. a Mr. James H Triplett received thesurprise of __ " Anniversary Couple Surpnsed At Gala Reception r__iiiiv~-~~_i"_,_. and . ~5 !. Sept 2&1973-13A The Sanford Herald Wednesday, I-I . I- - ____ -~ I I—— —- -; Post f l. _ Silver Wedding _____ 1 1. -ftl ______ .~ - ,Oa" ~_- " I I' T_-:_ ___ - -1 .- t" rI / II yii•.. - -- - . _=4 Officiating clergyman at the candlelight, double ring ceremony was Rev. Robert Doctor. Earl E~ organist~ presented an appropriate arrangement of nuptial , * . Collins L. Haro!d and Mrs. Juanita G. Harold, Sanford, and Henry IMOY Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Collim, Winter Park, were united in Holy Matftany Sept. 22,1973 at 6 p.m. I Amvets 17 and Auxiliary will host the state Amet executive board veteran., are Invited to attend. State cabinet meeting Is F)ridav; reg- istration is at 9 a.m., Saturday and banquet,7.30 p.m., i~turday. Post Commander is Warren T. Richards and Lockwood Brown, State Junior Vice, his. Eudell Riclards is president of Auxiliary. Henry -- , :.i ____ I < . __ - Of ;mi-Ay -,.",- __ 1; 0 1 1 ____ ___________ I$i By MAR" HAWKINS . _____ - _ i~~<__o~7-r~-4;0= .,-;~~ "-~ 4~ # ~-V--:~-- __ (i ___ -_ - rOST ~ - -. Host ~ StIlte 1i i_j - - )JuJLLUWW1UJJWJJJJ.JJJJJ,J �- --- -• ..- A-Thn5 trr1 Hci ! - \ 2o, ]j The Sanford Herald StLbri! % s Sanford Store Joins inthe - , EW Proteins Needed In Diet — h 'I - Cupley NrsSer1ce M.0 persons have asked for recipes using lentils and beans, espe(iahly !Oybeans as a way of controlling the food budget for adequate menus. Legumes are rich In pro. teins and 13 vitamins al most twice as rich in protein as cereals. And soybeans conLain almost two times the protein as ordinary beans. The proteins of beans and those of wheat flour have supplemeti, tar), value to each other. The serving of Boston baked beans and brown bread, chili beans and macaroni, or of a peanut butter sandwich makes a good protein combination. The proteins of potatoes, while low in percentage, are excellent in nutritional quality. The new American Heart : - : I of Sterchi S 66 i Maitland., Florida. Store~~n Greatest furniture savings in our history! - - (\_'t(;tIc)fl -: S hop all Ster chi s tores for Grand Opening -' Specials through Saturday, September 29. ) , SPECIAL! A HOUSEFUL OF COLONIAL RUGS 4 FOR PIuii ' quibty Made sad th.yr, ri,stso for lsna, *w. Sn this Aniusrwi Sp.cial today - -. - - - BAKED SOYBEANS l' cups dry soybeans ' teaspoon pepper I trAS IXMI sdit 2 onions, chopped (about ' cup) 2 tablespoons margarine 14 cup catsup 'ec,up molasses 1 tablespoon dry mustard SALE! 2CUSHION SOFA SLEEPER COVERED IN LONG LASTING VINYL .1 Perfect for any room. Use as a sole by day and at nh1 turns into a comfortable bed for two. Foam cushions, modern ityling and quality constructed to last! . SALE! HOTPOINT ELECTRIC 88 ) jS 4 MEDALUON SOFA WASHER -- $ NOW ON LY In 2291* f 9. 18 pound capadty with sads wash cytk, set? dsaaiftria. 4-PC, MEDITERRANEAN MASTER BEDROOM! * Double Dresser Base * Framed Mirror * 2-Door Chest * Full or Queen Size Headboard 3-Irnl walE COolr& od.tdos. Etios ss1 S water What a handsome addition this would make to your home. This beautiful designed Aztec bedroom grouping conveys the rich styling heritage of Old Mexico. 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Yield: Two quarts. 19.95 7 77 SOYBEAN CHILI 1 cup soybeans 1 cup whole wheat berries (Note) 6 cups water 2 tablespoons oil 2 teaspoons chili powder In teaspoon hot red pepper 1 teaspoon oregano I clove garlic, fin'l chopped 2 onIons, chopped I canned Jalapeno hot pepper, chopped 4 tomatoes, chopped Soy sauce Cooked brown rice Chopped scallions Note: Whole wheat berries are the kernels of whole wheat before grinding and may be found in health Food stores. Soak soybeans and wheat berries overnight in enough water to cover them. Transfer to a heavy sauee pan, bring too boil, cover, and simmer three to four hours, or until beans are nearly tender. Heat oil in a skillet, Add the chili powder, red pepper and oregano, and cook, stirring, two minutes. Add garlic and onion and cook five minutes more. Add chili peppers and chopped tomato. Bring to a boil. Pour into the soybean rnixttirc and co ntinue cooking until beans and wheat are tender. Season with soy sauce to taste. TUNA TOTE SALAD I can (6 1/2 or 7 ounces) tuna in vegetable oil 2 hard -cooked egg, sliced i/S cup chopped pared cucumber 2 tablespoons shredded pa red carrof I tabk;poo kmo 1/2 tea.spoon eltopprd or 1100 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY, FRIDAY IlL 7:30 THE SOUTHS LJRGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHRS ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE .tthonj 1/? teaspoon dried dill weed In a medium howl mix all in gredients; chill. For lunch, take in phstic container or vacuum con tamer. YIELD: 2 servings. CJ HICK I PC)71-'I li urtK KRHT" WESTERN "SUPER-RIGHT" W•' quality protein, but are better eaten in combination rather than alone because they can supplement one another to make far more of it available for body use. The key word here is "available." 3 ... Bnghtea up any room aUhirow cs with ibm k 1 "more planning is required to get adequate nutrition from a vegetarian diet than from a diet that includes meat. The difficulty is In getting enough of the right kind of protein." Protein Ls made upoffl amino acids, eight of which must be acquired from food; our bodies cannot make them, If one of the eight is missing In the correct quantity from the food we ca:, then all of the others are useless, Without the missing link, they are powerless to build a single protein molecule. Some vegetable sources, such as beans, seeds and grains, contain high $39 .. -. CAP ' i'4 i011N - Wednesday, Sept. 26,1973-1B �he anIord Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26, 197J Ma eing Ice Crea k e Fun C The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26, l973-3B A,. B Dish s . BV V ('Al I WA Copley NesSrke -:. - _______ •r • . - _777V -7- j - I , - MMMMMM BOY, IT'S GOOD Even all over ihe place a.eII ,,,iilI ihb.k*n..t lThri in rnHI' " U"I' 41 IIWIU "'"11wneuivr you have- substituted for raspberry. salt. but the famlly will delight In the freezer or motor-driven style, vanilla and bOVl o)d.fashtincd fun of making a be sure to read the tnstructlons. Chill, In a large mixing i'rFit HONEY ostaIg1a has put a new freezer full whip cream to soft Different freezers require Lightly SAUCE bloom on things of the past. That cool, creamy dessert different ratios of Ice and salt. stage; fold into chilled mixture. One-half cup (1 stick) butter t0d3Y In every thing which has kept taste buds Churn freeze, using slightly One-eighth cinnamon from clothing to furniture, from tingling for centuries begins CREAMY VANILLA higher proportion of salt to ice honey 10ECREAM the Preoccupation with old with nuWtious milk and milkos than re(vwnerrded for freezing Three-fourOu cup niernentj to the return to fluffy relative, whipping 3 eggs eani materials. Oni1f other ice cup whipping . dIfl natural foods. One and tlirte-fourths CUP 3 Yield: approximately .3 quarts. cream. • Many Persons, tired of the Once you have mastered sugar Variation-Raspberry Swirl: sameness of convenience foods, creamy vanilla, you can maple 3 cups milk In a one-quart saucepan, melt After freezing, transfer ice have returned to cooking from nut your way to strawberry. 2 Ibaps. vanilla extract cream to plastic freezer con- butter with cinnamon. Remove scratch One-four th tsp salt banana tamer, alternating la}ers of ice from heat Blend in honey and What Is m o re rewarding than Another source of good taste 3 up tipping cream raspberry salt Stir In whipping cream with cream the return to making real old. is in a sauce to spoon over In a large mixing bowl beat preserves 0 cup); swirl each until smooth. Add orange ex. ________________________________________________________________________ fashioned homemade Ice vanilla ice cream, and recipes eggs until foamy. layer with spatula for marbled tract. Serve warm. Yield: one cream? are included. Gradually add sugar: beat effect. Place in freeter to ripen. and one-fourth cups. IJUIV ""•. tt. aUJfl'Ut 1 " By SUSAN DELIGHT ' i A party theme can be devel. - I-i ' teaspoon ground nutmeg , teaspoon ground allspice L4 chopped green pep. per oped with the menu, as weU . ;. 2 tablespoons chopped celery At this time of the year, mani parties are given to honor returning or departh% travvler3. Ibis furnishes an easy-to-develop theme for a party. U, for instance, the party 13 going to have a Scandinavian theme, the menu might lea. th ngOfluvrry uce anu ncr- ring and Beet Salad. These SCANDANAVIAN TOUCH ,. . For buffet party SAVE 14/ a smorgaswhich also can offer a variety of salads and open face sandwiches. at bord.type meal , UIP)TURE CLEANER TABLETS POLIDENT two can star Copley News Service i A.A ri OLD MILWAUKEE tCiSfXX)fl 1 WITH LINGONBERRYSAUCE 4 cup finely chopped onion 5 tablespoons peanut oil i pound ground beef chuck 14 pound ground pork I cup fine dry bread crumbs cup milk I egg, slightly beaten 2 teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons sugar flour I jar (12ounce; Lngon. beff ie3 or I jar ( 14-ounce) cranberry orange relish &4 cup Water Parsley nnnr r v at, nutmeg and allspice. Mix well. Shape into one-Inch balls. Brown meat balls in two tablespoons oil, frequently to keep meal balls round and to obtain even browning. After meat balls are cooked and browned, pour off excess fat from pan and hold meat balls in skiHet in oven to keep warm while preparing sauce BEER SAV I C;,t 6 6 14c PAC PACK !2 12-ot. 40-CT. CANS 99 skillet. Bring, o a iMi, S rapthUP ineatballs. Ma k Serve es servings. HERRING AND BEET SALAD I can (&ounce) jubenne beets 2 Cups chopped hfTring fillets icup cubed cooked potatoes 15 A'111 1 11 P C BEEiR 8911~ 3~ al. C 10 PKG 110 I Choice Bee f spec ols i1 fr on 3erv ce i i WINNDuif STORES, Pr ces i , COPYliotit 1973 Corn - 110*. Barbecue Sauce.. Pu.SiUIyIA . . . . . . . • . 4 . . 2 T i1°° 7-01. LUG 5lz& W Syrup.. . .. .... SOME 8 3c Iro 'j 4 24cT. Box 78c o Pu St- . - 2 ings. M . . . . $1" . R WIP • U I 8 EEF MORE Chuck Steak. . . 5 PRICES GOOD 1973 Copyklrltir Kos her Pickles. . . WRAND SLICED Ah' Meat Bologna. GALS .... 2 111(Gs fAA ' - PEG. pEO?'- THURS. SEPT. 27 RAND W- Soybeans $109 01ferng Meat Sub : 89c P2-a: All Meat Franks.. ' FRENC flIED F tis.oi$139 A'.CI1! / Fis n 89c PALMETTO FARM UNDE R FI; l . ..• Pimento Cheese. W.D BRAND OOC ,, USDA CHOICE SEE? TOP Round 99c IP. I . BONELESS Steak.... . t.. DEODORANT 9" CHIt c DEL MCNTE PINEBREEZE USDA INSP. OR. A' FRESH FLA. ALL WHITE THRIFTY W, 4 tDAUI1 -SIZE TOUR EXTRA LARGE DINNERS EGGS I PROTEIN SHAMPOO ____ •. USDA ORADE 'A' QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND SWIFT PREMIUM BAKING CANNED LEAN ROUND HENS $ 129 HAM s $ 794 PKGS. 7.0! I I SIZE , SUPU,IANO QUAlmS CARYL RIC)'ARDS BALSAM CONDITIONER SHAMPOO OLEO 3 GOOD TOASTIX Pastries lOot. 3 . . . . a PXGS $100 . . . . . . . . $100 7101. to-s 16-ci. SAVE sin B JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER "-.'. Dog Food.... 25 t$r . . PNI $O CIccxa lEADY Dot. uI vri ,. T LOA, TO SI lvi A"! as P1i&.' COq(f uiir SWEET-H flr 01 5) p . . . Duf . . . 14 oz. NESAf (6 le" I.B. . . lA5p4 )Ai SI -ISi .' ... FKG T9 Apple Juice . . ___1100 El! TOP VAIIJF STAMPS - S , Trash Bug GOOD tnx~; Or-1No I Trash Bags • Goo:) T'41U 0<7 ....... ASPIRIN cAvc. : k11 V'j l 'I Cheese Food tJuc, 1,4tuoc 3 tAtD ç Cakes . . • . I' 1 TOP ' VACE CA i G0LHIUOCT3 00 .CIOOnTIIUOCT 3 9. J I 419 E. FIRST ST SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & . . . • . • . . - •.• a 88c foR Avocados. . .. I Gree '"O" i' n" . • • it" U ns 2 PEGS $'JlS 10.:. PKO. . . . $109 89c . . . . • • grains GRAPE. 4 SUPEIBIANO TWIN PO7S Potatoes . • . . 10 p fl° Corn on .3c . • • • 3 s 89C Sausage Pizza . 59c PotatoesFRIED . . . 2 900 5.:. PEGS FOX DELUxE CHEESE OR 79c • OR POLY BAG ?HP4CH o 99c Fudge Bars , the per capita consumption per year. It is used with little processing and very little conversion to animal protein being used as i feed grain for 12 FL. PEG . Cob. 2 4 PACK $100 TOPPING Fish Sticks . where GREEN GIANT MARINER'S CANS 99c 6*t. . REGULAR VENT-VU Meat Entrees 2 countries are the primary foods, averages about 400 pounds T0<AY °' PEGS 9c Cool \A/hip AUNT 9o: • • • • JEMIM.A BLUEBERRY Waffles . . • . . . • Swf PnIIc c9c 517( 2 ICC, MORTON DANISH APPLE OR SLUEBURY FINE ENGLISH PEGS $100 çQc SEE COUPONS BELOW FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS DINNERWARE ll" 0000 111pt It 0-cf. I? Al WiNod This Coupon worth s1.00 'LSO 401 ICE BUCKET !H TWO 9" LUNCHEON This CM- Pon worth ) THIS WUK'S FFATURI PLATES 5.49 , $ BREAD WS & BUTTER 9P f I This Coupon worth sb '3.99 THk u _____ or 46: WI1( EACH $3 CO FtJR(HA$I EACH ------------------- I -- -J 'IY ce rim L it 5ANrVKU -- riwrnii J RVL. -- 01 23Tfl. bi, -- pow It THPIEE CEREAL/Soup PLATES # - 25th. ST. I.15 POLL . . . . TASTE 0' SEA PERCH Whip Toppi ng r.c $169 Grapes . 59c Orange Juice 3 SAG • KS SWANSON ASSORTED 49c MuuT( MAID 515. • E, ROMA INE, RADISHES 01 79c Fruit Juice 2 RED $13: ENDIVE. ESCA ASTOR Sco!14nt •. fil-1full E -_ VjhLUE X& ST . 8 FLORIDA IRISH Cocks of - * pxoS* Lettuce Pears FR AN e1j4 I: COOLt Sliced Num . - .is VVIISTERN W 0 SIAND VAI.tJF %TAAADC Ll . Milner says this huge appetite for meat is now getting under way in Western Europe, Japan and the Soviet Union. where meat consumption isnow at the level it was In this country In 1940. As their dema nd grows, it tra nslates directly into a rapid demand for grain for livestock feeding. "Using grain For animal feeding is not the inost efficient use of a valuable food," Dr. Milner said, In as the United States, the per capita grain consumption is about 2,000 pounds per ye Only 15G pounds are conswmas bread, cereals and past. we then eat, either as meat or as eggs, milk and milk r' 0. . P VALUE SIAM , 2 1 ' # SAVE :.:... . I*' 12 a,. OSCAR MAYE R Potatoes UZI 99C •*aee •U* a - TV • 55 Ii., 47c ui uu t Roach & Ant Bomb t;:-: • . Cleaner . t1, CAN X Sausage Link Sausage RUSSET RAKING viu r'; ONE TOP VALUE LIlA Turkey STOW TOP Dressing Mix GOOD THRU OCT 3 . 17-ap riLp'i.a..,J ••___••••___• TOP VALUE STA ( : °° . COPELAP4D KOUNTY KIST BREAKFAST IA$TIETI ... ............................ 1E 31CWHI LIII! TOP VALUE ST AMPS -- 89 NAIISCO ftluM 159 ( 99c ADUICY W U U.S No, .. - - Po FRESH Z)ftl " Sliced Ham. . • • • • 0 Fingers.....,,. $1° Saltines, -; Can Liners . 4' 69c . SUNN0 PorkRoast. *see is. QOc SUNSHINE VIENNA . p 515 AI No- 6 Pork Chops ROTTLELj, . . years." 'A. W-D BRAND RIOt BASTED Turkey Breast With the lifting of price controis on lee!, there should be plenty of that American mainstay available in all markets. Whethtc the price will rocket, then level off or even drop, is a matter of conjecture among just about everybody. Dr. Max Milner, director of secretariat, Protein Advisory' Group of the United Nations, predicts a ma jor U1Tea5emnthe cost of all meats. consumers are already being priced out of the market and the trend will continue," said Milner during a recent seminar on meat and meat substitutes, "In 1940, Americans ate 55 pounds of beef per person per year. It is presently 117 pounds per person per year and that Includes a major population increase in the intervening "In poor P1(01. CT, PEG . Df%4f 3-*. P1 GRADE Fish Fillets Rolls 3 6 89c Kifthen Bags... 1$MAX-HILL HCUSE • • rr . 11-01. 7c Il:. MEW) TOP VALUE STAMPI u. TALMADGE FAIMS clfluicc _______ Frostings........o1c Creamer,...... SIZE BI LOW 49C Sweetener.. JAR P'nut Butter. 76c Coffee...... FOR SINUS HEADACHE CT CAP4 45c Cond. Milk ..... Cu Refill PKG . SINE-AID 79c Instant Coffee BAYER EI I S S $1 S PAE Ióoi. IAI __________________________ 5 . . • ' DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE SEEDED OR CLUSTER FAMILY BETTY 4 6 155. OR $589 FUtt QUARTER LOIN SLICED EATH4()OM Cleaner. DIXIE DARLING E reuo Pork Steaks $159 Borateem Plus 69c 2 $ 7S 99 LB. CAN FRESH BOSTON BUTT 1k 04111 DARtING . i')lc LI 'Qc 71G. uU a a • . . • • Pecan Twirls 12 CT. S GIAVY TIAJH Cl.ACm GOOD ROYAL HONEY Graliams $100 FRESH OSTOPI BUTT Bouillon Cubes 3 PEGS. MAGGI CRACKIN' 0000 Treets iii Cover and whirl just unW mixture is blended. Without turning off blender, Slowly pow in 11 2 cups additional peanut oil in a fine steady stream. If necesury, use rub~. d DIXIE SToaIs. IP4 c tas. ot$Q89 U IVIIlII om s WP ILANj3 USDA CHOICE BEEF D (So t- CANS) THRI • ed eaks . CL&U.SSIPI t!1P REFEGERATID) R ot Beer 1 - , Cub NAPKINS Moess........ CAIIN ARRID EXTRA DRY $1 . I Quantity Rights _____ USDA CHOICE BEEF SOPIIFSS ICL Chuck Roast - -- FEMININ SUNO W.D c CANS Mushrooms .... 4 39c LIGHT Ptrnc ke Mix. Winprgixie Ouo*lit Pronds THRIFTY MAID P!UMROSE EIA.FT resh Proluco i ê Quantity Rights Reserved PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 27 THRU WED. 3 TUBE I5 salzr! greens. Garnish with chopped egg white. Makes four to six servings. Planiers Basic Mayonnalse: In blender, combine 2 eggs, 112 teaspoons salt, I teaspoon dry mustard, ki teasp" paprika, 14 cup white BACON NIPS iL A%JJi"i 10 094 Drain beets, reserving 3 ta blespoons juice for dressing. Chop beets; combine with he"ing, Potato, apple, difl pickle, onion, dill and capers. Separate yolks and whites of Nird-cooked eggs.MaFh yolk,. with mustard; blend in mayonnaise. sour cream, reserved beet juice, salt and pepper. Toss with herring mixture. Chill several hours 11~11SCHER 9 finely cup chopped '. cup ped fresh dill tablespoon chopped capers hard-cooked eggs I tablespoon prepared mustard ' cup basic mayonnaise (recipe below) s cup dairy sour cream lot teaspoon salt Generous dash pepper Crisp salad greens -. 6 NPACK R II'S GLEEM SAVE On e- thi r d Turn meat balls out of skil. let L into serving dish. Garnish SAVII 10c TOOTHPASTE VIIMLIi CUP grated apple cup chopped dill pickle boil. Set aIe - SAVE r relish and water. Bring to a In a saucepan, saute green In a large skillet saute onion pepper and celery in remain. in 2 tablespoons peanut oil un- ing one tablespoon oil until III tender. Combine with tender, about 10 minutes. ground beef pork bread Blend in flour . Stir in lingoncrumbs, milk, egg, salt, sug. berries or cranberry orange - I 9.69 Milner said the ornblem becomes whethc we an continue to afford the use of grains and the land needet to raise animals for slaughter, or wtether we will have to imt more of the primary grains and bypass meat. And that brings us to the v, onder crop-soybeans. 841) bean products are already the basis for about half the shortening, margarine, salad and cooking oils used in the United States. Milner said he is particularly impressed by the excellent response by Americans to the introduction of soy protein into hamburger products. �4 L lie antord Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26973 Food ZUCCHINI SQUASH Slashed Costs Rran c I.niE Nnm ranninn - -w.R-w I UIIJ IJ The Sanford Herald Nixon Gardens ' PEPPER RI,, Cnvir,~,zic W ''f OPLEY NEWS SERVICE 26 quarts of pinto beans. For fruits, Mrs. Mato the Mrs. Mats's quick peeling Place the sealed Jars in the chill salsa. She shares her She has made a frozen hot water bath method of method Is to put several rack, and lower into the hot recipe. strawberry jam which she canning and the pressure tomatoes at a time in a large water canner with the water at LOS ANGELES — You can contends tastes better than the cooker method for vegetables. GREEN CHILI SALSA coilander and set It in a pot of save a bundle if you can your cooked variety, anti no has "Tomatoes are a fruit, should boiling water fora minute or so, a rolling boil. l'he atcr must 'the top of the own fruits and vegetables. Frozen whole strawberries, be treated as one," she says. then the skins slip off easily. be one in above 2 cans 44 02. each) Ortega When Mrs. Kathleen Mats Next on the fruit list will be "When putting tomatoes in She uses the same technique for jars. green ciiilies cut in puts tomatoes, a full quart peaches and pears. Mrs. Mats jars, pack firmly as they peaches and pears. small pieces Boil them for 35 minutes. Set (32 02.) comes out at about 15 and a group of church women decrease In volume, I large can (1 lb. 12 oz.) the jars onn board or paper, not cents, planned to go to an orchard Vegetables1 on the other hand, solid pack tomatoes, Next, she cuts the tomatoes i n and let stand for 24 A 16-ounce can of tomatoes at where they would pick their tend to increase." quarters as they make moreinetal cut up trs. one supermarket is selling for own fruit. This summer, Mrs. Mata paid juice this way and don't float 1 clove garlic, minced 21 cents, and a 28-ounce can Is "Thefruits will cost l2 cents a $2 a lug for tomatoes, and put the jars, I medium onion, finely "Don't handle them," -A .....l ..1... iu 1----rom *11.1T vk uuy IIVC up iivc iugs in one canning said. "After the 21 hours, ('liOpCd And, who knows what they lugs of pears and three or four session. She gets 13 quarts from Salt and pepper taste Put the quartered tomatoes remove the bands, wash will cost next winter? of peaches," she said, one lug. One-fourth cup vmear into clean quart jars, packing put them away for future use." "It really pays to can theseFre.thpeachesare selling ins One-fourth up salad oil "They were picked the firmly, until they are one inch }"ruits are canned the saac dayi'says Mrs. Mats, who has supermarket for 39 cents a morning I bought them and I from the top. Add one teaspoon way, but cooking time varies Pinch of oregano been canning for 20 years. pound ar.d pears at 28 cents. A canneti them the same day," salt (not necessary to stir). Put with different Fruits I can whole, small, pitted "1 wait until the peak of the 28-ounce can of peaches of the she said. ripe olives (optional) on sealing lids and screw bands season for each fruit or least expensive brand is now 32 She says you must have a hot on the jars. Mix all ingredients together The reason Mrs. Mats puts up 'egctabIe to get the best price. cents, and pears are 49 cents. water canner for the water bath in- the -refrigerator in so many tomatoes Is that she and. store So h1 vpnr Mi-c LI iii "Wit h •.-. k.,. ...-- . a" . iiiui. ue sure you ughtenuieba uses them all year in various abowlorglassjars. Serve with nearby Lomita, has put up 62 green and ripen them, but the Here is how she puts up her at this point. If you try it later ways, such as in chili and meats, macaroni dishes or any quarts of tomatoes, 20 quarts peaches must be canned the tomatoes, on, the seal will be broken," she beans, macaroni and cheese time a zesty sauce is wanted. cacti of apricots and plums and next day," she said. First, she removes the skins, cautions. It's delicious. dishesflntl in her own 'r(i'n .,l cçLETTUCE - '--- _ puuitu V' '1 L&J S i_ p. /11' •'. i I 7TI"..A ' I" q • U 19 t,, to o v - - fa CANNING EXPERT c A1" ?'JI. CARROTS , V c 0A 1fI'IJLI DOES IT PAY" I - .'iou l)Ct t (toed Cautious PRICES EFFECTIVE Rights AP Special Correspondent The Kremlin today seems to be searching cautiously for a safeByWILUAMLRYAN way to snuff out what reiriaJa of t! Sovic c-i's ii righl' movemtnt but while it tia won some bzLtties, it is far fgjcii 'xumtng the war. It has moved deliberately, anxious to avoid arousing the sort ci protest outcry that could endanger its quest for importarn ecanomk con,essions from the United States and the Weft. Thslatest ina series of repression campaigns, launched almost two years ago, has wounded the mivement serert' ly, but it remains alive. The drive began when the Kremlin was btiiltling its current policy of peaceful coexistence. It has silenced the underground press, the cement that has kept a frail rights tmve mI together; However, the Kremlin ran bead-on Into a ihIy P li cized challenge, a situation unique in the history of Communist power, when it turned its heaviest artillery on the cutstandlng rig of the rights movement. Stubborn voices, like the of Andrei D. Sakha.rov, the nuclear physicist, and Alexander I. Solzhenits)11, the Nobel Prizewirmin novelist, refused to be 1973 NABISCO PREMIUM We're Happy if You re Happy WHEN YOU SHOP AT Fairway I II fmium a IL "aJ I 49C Cool Whip I The dissenters scientists, writers, other intellectuals. In relation to the Soviet population of 240 mIllion, they are just a handful T.G. LEE ICE CREAM • • • Sandwiches , U7pf*flA*3fl-I13l&&WAV1. uaaan-ilwRnInLaM -Y I7UIAM*I - fl 114 So •'St.yln Ship." BIRDS EYE CUT OR French Cut Beans SMORAIIAIVD - Tea Bags REGULAR OR CHEESE , OLD MILWAUKEE Min r.'?Cktfli! change come j 3 These hopes ber'arne sótne. 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Grassroots merger opposition from state and local AFT affiliates nationwide was apparent. That 50-50 estimate is significan t oecause it comes from Albert Shanker, the AF1's first vice president and heir. apparent to AFT 'resldent David Selden. Shanker was primarily res ponsible for creation through merger of the nation's largest teacher organization, the 200,000-member United Teachers of New York State. Shanker foresees lengthy negotiations and believes the uialn problem will be parceling out power in a new organization, rather than the NEA's ruling out affiliation with the AFL-CIO. Selden thinks the 'slabor opposition is for internal political reasons. He said the prünary reason for mergjngthe 1.3 million-member and financially better off NEA and the 384,510-member AFT Is to vastly increase teacher power to negotiate and to elect Mad, state and national officials Sympathetic to their views and demands for more money for education and teachers. "Teachers see little need for an alliance except in areas where organized labor has kiitical clout. "I am hopeful about the merger talks. Mergers are the rule rather than the exception in unionism and most (large unions) are formed that way," Selden explained. Itwasthfficult to get& n, It and others to specify how merger would benefit 52 million public and private schoolchildren and taxpayers. Shanker admitted that teachers are fighting for their own in. terest.s, but said their light for such things as smaller classes will also benefit pupils. LeSuer Peas Blue Point Crabs CHOPPED SIRLOIN 3' Bvttv.d 35' Cocktail Peanuts SIb box 569 _— r%Irns1'r%A, • lb 5 129 Cooked Shrimp , $498 Trout Fillet ...... si. Halibut Fillet Most teachers say smaller cLisses would help thcni do a betterjob,butthei'eisflttlelf any, valid, reliable research to show that class size makes a significant difference in what pupils know. r— .k CVCJTURT LUVV UIbLIUUPJI F'HICLS 696 Ken '1 Ration S is.. $109 Fame Bleach CIffp4.0 Giant also 35c 47C Tomato Soup P1.10rI ii 3o3 FRESH SEAMED _- Selden believes merger will bring success to AFT and NEA efforts to lower class size because more power is needed to get the money to make it possible. 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After Stalin died in 1953, ie had hoped for a more en society, not through n''rthrow of the existing' ss.sser.t had been impos.ctbk ne4nari 'hcta' '-ier t'.tship; but for a tuief time of thaw under Nikita S. Khrush chev,some hopes were stirred. 3 0 DGOODS OM CUT-UP Breast Quarters Leg Quarters Country Cut-Ups Coffe e bag 79c - FLSIDHCT • • - - fl 1801 U. BERMUDA, ki$$IMMft, 147110. ORANGE 11450 S(MORAN$LV0 - - FRYER PARTS MAXWELL HOUSE - - DELlQJJ Zi 1c 4 SAVE 10' HUNTS 72 oz. - flc d Chunky Blue - Gaines Burgers I&JuutIAvI is - ivy nu ua,os i_ L S.- 9 SAVE 17', WISHBONE - 9flC - - dm. -- • Lodisup Lemons - - _•.'\ Tomatoes • U K(Iatt DI -izisa*,sa -visa uusaavi 2 00.49 UPTON - 4 -- mu B-B-Q Sauce GOLDEN RIPE - I____ SAVE 10. KRAFT BANANAS USE YOUR CREDIT CARDS rOR ANY MEAT ORDER '50°° OR MORE See Your Fairway Butcher •.. • i7//•. 4'. /1 - AR E-Ts I rIlliwl I II% 3 1 Produce ________. .SN\ 4801. * Yogurt fix WN ASK t " .. ESH. WHf Side of Beef, Front or Hind Quarter of Beef, Any Seleciec Cuts of Reef, Pork or Lamb to 0 4 F ESH ep.i49 REAKSTONE Historically, Russian never have been a revolutionary people. In their vast land, chvge under the czars had to beforcedbytheveryfewwtio dared challenge absolute au- Today's dissenters have programs, dreams, ambitions, ideals—but little in the way of organization or cohesion. Their demands by Western standards woud seem extraordinarily iüld, ror are these accompanied by the violent clashes with . autkirityso!armliarin the j9 II are • lb.box — AN. The Communist party c*alde't remain aloof to this challenge. But these stalwarts were not ordinary men. It wou!d not be as easy to deal iiUi them the wa others tai been dealt with: shipment to insane asylums, forced labor or exile. Their towering reputations made their voices too clearly heard. "C FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS VC Fill Your Freezer With Fine Fairway Meats *1 0 Saltines er' J Kremlin on -- erger I un w 'h..OflSl BUSH BEANS vv .. "F - ' - eachers B EETS I --' C Kathleen Mata v . . Grow Up Al . / up -- 1973-5B In wipr (nr nn Imn plowing and nIoin' ---I_n .....---........ uviuzi. IWO weeks ineao or everyday mamertais in gar(ien soil. the plots. Among the most popular are: soils are severely deficient in soaking. Having a backyard vegetable In another married students' "Growing Vegetables In the organk materials. Peat moss Is —Try to germinate delicate garden can be a lot of fun but area, 85 rows each 30 inches Home Garden," AL. 77:202; not satIsfactory since it keeps plants in the garden and like any project it isn't wise to wide and 4) feet long, can be 'Growing Tomatoes in the many tletiiling areas too moist provide them with correct Jump right in without first rented either for $3 (half row) Home Garden," . 77:180; Nitrogen and potash are also exposure. Cheesecloth, knowing a little something or $6 (full row), and "Mini-gardens for recommended, newspaper or cardboard sun about it. Also, in the Experimental Vegetables," AL 77:163. —Kcep weeds under control fhielth work well fur head There are many places to get College program a course in For further information write either by hand weeding or by vegetables, which require gardening tips and procedures gardening is offered with plots the Department of Agriculture, using a commercial idseed shade from about 10 a.m. to 5 such as your local nurseryman provided for class participants. Office of Information, germination inhibitor, p.m. In hot weather. who also has a variety of The same type of class was Washington, D.C. 20250. available Atmost nurseries. colorful and informative books, offered by the Experimental If the gardening bug has —Keep garden pesta under Because the interest in College at California State bitten you and you can't wait to control either by bio!ogkal vegetable gardening is so University at Los Angeles start digging and planting, hert pest-fighters or commercial widespread many junior during that school's spring are sonic simple guidelines to chemical control. colleges, universities and quarter. help you get started: —Rotate crops so that soil gardening clubs offer courses According to Glenn Hiatt, —Limit plant population and will not become nutrient. on the subject, assistant director of the stick to compatible varieties, depleted. For example, the University Arboreta and Botanic Gardens Overpopulating a garden in. —Protect cool-weather and of Caljforljh at Davis has a in Arcadia, Calif., th public Vites predators and lessens freshly transplanted vegetables couple of programs for aspiring interest in home vegetable yield, from too much sun or the M gardeners, gardening has been so great —Turn the soil at least 18 "head" varieties will go to seed First, at one location of that mini-courses in vegetoble inches In depth. Minerals sink before maturing. By . married students' housing, 68 gardening are being offered Copley N eni Service —Follow instructions for plots each measuring 10 feet by there. freshly aeriated soil for specific water and nutrient 50 feet car, be "rented" out by The l)epartment of nutrient conversion, Prospects for merger of the needs for each variety. the students for an annual ft e of Airic-ultun' hr rI variety of --t\'W r"kc oil 'nItYst, fir Tc'in:itcc, frr ucwp! A merlcan Federation o l;uuks and pamphlets available bark, or other common organic deep watering every days to feathers ( AF "10) with the 10 -• National Education Association — range from "inevitable" to "not greater than 50-M." This was the prediction of some delegates to the AFTs 57th convention in Washington PRICES EFFECTIVE the end of August, only weeks ____ _. - __ SEPT 27-)CT -I 1973 away from the historic first ' R . ( meeting in the nation's capital between the rivals. ' Althou1i flute controversy I was allowed to surface at a convention noted. for ebaover. CAB By SHIRI.EYGALLINA Copley News Service Wednesday, Sept. 26, Apple Pies 69 Pea Pods IOOci 67 Dinners 5u.unøun. Lime ot C s ea 1p. Curd 3 70.. 1. Cottage Cheese z.. 856 M.. .. Fr.s,,, c Butter Bean ?sm* P,onn Lou MORE flW41RLES Danish Meltaway13.. 696 Butter 79 Morton Fimi Fim. Fratin ii.. r?"" Morton Frv,,, Tide Detergent 13.. 596 Paper Plates 29 -.---- -'I UV. 1OC Onion Rings Mo go F'wn -."-- .._. 896 ks,ft R.p.1., hal 43c American Slices lzw 79 Cotby t'affmco, I11 C Z Hvw.rd 3h4on 3.1. Chopped Spinach io.. 196 Shrimp Croquettesp.796 Biscuits In 11 1k a ooi i Porto inan._.J0' leave ,our campfire unatteoJ,dI �::.I'- .• The Sinf wJ k 1 tf Iuci Iy tll iw to •kct lucre is .1 dij'tcr on whet tIfl , hctiiii nut hu I(ebluchon, Jarlsbcrg. Eslooking about for other good cheese, how to keep it and rom. Baker's: A fresh cheese and to drink with diherent types cheese eating American is Tilsit, Feta sources of protein as substi. how to serve it. He is some- Romano of cheese and thumbnail de. familiar with them: used to make cheesecake and lutes for exrnsive or scarce times f111), always interesting of many kinds, other eheesi' pastries, true native Mild, lri"k• This gay little volume con- seriptiuns meat cuts. One of the best tS and frequently comes up wi th Of foreign cheeses, he notes with a sweetish flavor. Softer tains several recipes using cheese. ssome very valuable ideas, Farm (Also Farmer): cheese lavishly. Among them the recent popularity of Cre. than Cheddar in body. Made in For cheese lovers wi th Is the fatuous Fettuccine Al- ma Dania, floursin, l3uursault, many states but mainly In Usually eaten fresh by old Ia. To help the qu.stIng eater. Wisconsin, Robert Jay Misch has written weight troubles he recom• 1 redo from home, and the and Feta. dies, who mix it (or buy it mends hard, dry cheese, with ever popular Veal Parmigiana, with sour cream, pepa bouncy new book, "Quick best mixed) Coon: One of the very Among American cheeses, (uide to Cheese" Misch, an low butter fat. He suggests using both Parmesan and some of which he praises Cheddars. From upstate Newper, nuts and fruits Not un. ;;uthoritv on loud and drink, for th e dieter: Pont l'Eveque Muuaiefla cheeses. highly, he gives these defini- York in a distin ctive pitch' tike cotageeee. HtdJVIdncsdy, Sept. 2, 1 97j d uick Q Gui e By CECILY BROWNSTONE of pounds of pork, egg, wholetomatoes Associated Press Food Editor kernel corn and ripe olives, and cup uncooked yellow As far as our cookbook isoned wi th chili cornmeal sleuthing con tell, Tamale Pud- Noq comes a quick ski let ver1 tablespoon salad oil • recipes began to appear sion of this dish containing only 2rds cup cho pped onIon about 60 years cgo the first one-half pound of ground beef; 1-3rd cup chopped green one in the 'Pan-Pacific Cook. onion, green pepper, tomatoes pepper book" pubilshed in San Fran. and cheese are also used. % pound ground beef cisco In 1915. Then it was a ½ teaspoon chili powder SKILLET TAMALE baked dish (labeled Mexican) 1 teaspoon salt PUDDING made from cornmeal, a couple lean (12 ounces) vacuumlean (1 pound, 12 ounces) S Ie UIC '1 U - Main Di sh Ar MONDAY 1' MENU fTI1rL.r • by aileen — t - Chicken, I Ir-r - -iJ. _1 ri pack whole-kernel corn The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1973-7e;i cup chopped green chilies up tomatoes slightly. riato mixture. (from a 4ounce Can), if in a heavy 10-Inch skillet heat Cook uncovered over moder. desired oil; add onion and green pepper ate heat for 10 flhlP!UtU. Add ito 1 1-3rd cups drained and cook grnJy until wilted undrained corn, green chilies cam w'l ripe olives, about 10 mlnutc3. Add hef, , 1ii used) and "yes. Cook over halved chill powder and salt. Cook low heat, stIni..f once or twIce, I cup diced chc-Ad:r cheese over moderately low heat, for about 5 minutes. In a small mixing bowl stir breaking up meat with fork cheese and stir gently. If dealttogether the undrained tO'. tine; until beef Is crumbly and ed, garnish with green pepper matoes and cornmeal, breaking losesits red color. Stir In to- rings. • —J Toasted rye triangles -Papaya tuna salad Tea TUESDAY MENU by aileen I 'L Waldorf salad Chicken pie A - - . "W_____ --11111- law quw 'MW -41W '411W spea rs a nu top with ream of m t c h r nnm cn Serve with a hearty . reen salad and baked c nned peaches with ice crea his w WEDNESDAY S. MENU by aifeen A11 SOUTH'S Ht3rly green salad 'Chkken asparagus roll! Baked peaches SAVINGS CENTER I r. ED , A C BARTLE1'T PEARS p * THURS., SEPT 27 THRU a a *WED.,OCT.3 FRESH,, FLORIDA / — - N 01 lyl 1't T. G. LEE rrAft ffFV$ _!,z— --r -~ar..X •••• lULL JP~ L.;;.y do ____ EACH38c AVOCADOS - mushroom soup 2 tablespoons dry white wins or milk Prr1 a t, 375 degrec. I., a mixing bowl, cornbine chicken spread, lemon juice, water chestnuts and chives. Unroll crescent dough and separate into 8 triangles. Spread with chicken spread mixture. Place an asparagus spew across the long end of each triangle and roll up t'j the point. Place rolls on an ungreased baking sheet. Brush tops of rolls with melted butter or margarine and sprinkle with bread crumbs, Bake for 15 to 18 minutes. Meanwhile, Ina saucepan, combine mushroom soup and wine or milk. Stir over low heat until simmering, Serve over bake Chicken Asparagus Rolls. Makes 4 servings. FLA OR GA. GRADE 'A'---I EVERFRESH im. 6-0 . GALLON PLASTIC JUG MILK WHOLE 200Z. LOAVES B L O F $ C OR QUARTERS WITH GIBLETS -- _______________________________ Sweetpotato Recipes For You LB. - by aileen 0 .1 - 28 - ___ C RUTABAGA ;:. A LB. "TASTY" CANADIAN ' , L Desikd eggs cheese Baked deviled eggs and cheese I '4 LEAN-~MEA" I F r Fir PORK, cA P ApkF ' 7 Calzone: Specialty Of Naples Pk I 1?,S -i I pound ground beef = St cup chopped fresh onion 4 cup chopped celery with leaves I tomato peeled and chopped 1 teaspoon salt j teaspoon peoper A's tMipoon'dried led ttiyme 2t1tpOOflS flour A. cups diced pared swectpotatoes (4 mediturt Swetpotatoes) 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce I Beer bouillon cube 1 cup water I baked 9-lnch - 'ç fr .—•— 1 WHOLE 1 --- _-.I;i TOMATOES ':1 DENTURE NO 211 0 In large skillet, break up ground meat; cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned. Add onion and celery And cOOk Until tender. Add tomato, salt, pepper and th Cook uncovered for 10 minutes Sprinkle with flot:r; 11iX Add sweetpotatoes, Worchestersijire snuce, imuillon cube and water. Stir until bouillon cube dissolves. Turn Into brked pastry shell, cover kwaely with foil and bake in 409 degrees F. oven 20 to ?o minutes. Makes: 5 servings. DENTURE I1 AflWrciv III Il 6JL. PASTE - CAN 6 1P C SAUCE _CA_ yrne. - Ll4 ' - - •. -' SCOT!TISSUE "HEINZ" TOMATO REG. ROLLS 1I l cooked - FABRIC SOFTENER - UIL) .. I teaspoon grated fresh onnge rind Iwthaked9-Inch -i-• i_I- LYKES PICNICS ALL MEAT B. 88 1 BOLOGNAL I to ANT& ROACH - E t 4 ________ II I U — if ' A ILLJr*lr~ I 4 LIQUID BLEACH .-] THIS COUPON ISWORTH... I c $ I jog I I NONE " I i I TOWARDS THE PURCHASE --I OFA LB. CAN ANY BRAND .ALL GRINDS BRAUNSCHWEIGER LB. • ——- II ——— -. Id4jolijol 0OMNI I Vi0 NflCE Arpt II irs ONLY WITH i,ss SANFORD "CHEER" * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON.THURS ............. 8:OOA.M..7:ooP.M DETERGENT COFFEE II iI (WITH THIS COUPON) LIAM T ONF P.F .'.. 'o TH OTHER PURCHASES 04 ','t I '( t'i f-' c;A47[T T[ i' si'Oi ,'.ro cr T ) A T - KING SIZE PKG. ....i'r C C •' '' eer1 'FRI.%SAT ...8:OOAM.9'OOPM 'SUNDAY ... ........... .8:OOA,M,-1:0op.M, * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE 77 V f. S'UP cou'• r *ci. is .s F P LIMIT ONE (OUPON FIER FAMILY. PLEASE! Each autumn in New York (Ity on Mulbers-v Street, there's a Feast of San Gennaro, For us the culinary high point of this Italian festival is eating Cal. zone. tho!e utterly delicious half-moons of yeast dough filled with ham and cheese and deep. fried, that are a specialty of Naples. The following recipe is Patterned after the festival turnovers and results in Just as eat a product — maybe even Letter. Calzone can make the main course for supper if a Soup is served before or a mixed vegetable salad after. CALZONE 3 to 32 cups unsifted flour 1 teaspoon sugar teaspoon salt 1 package active dry yeast 1 cup milk cup corn oil Pound ricotta cheese pound mozzarella cheeiie, cut in 4 44flch cubes pound ctoked thin ham slices, cut in quarters I quart (about ) corn oil for deep-frying In large bowl of electric mixer stir together 1 cup of the Ilt.ur, the sugar, salt and undis!.cd yeast. In a small saucepan heat milk and '2 cup corn oil until armn; add to flour mixture. Beat 2 minutes on medium .ed of electric mixer, scraptng bowl several times. Add 1d cup flour. Beat at high weed I minutes knger. Stir In remaining flour or enough to make a soft dough. Knead on hhtly floured surface until 'mooth and elastic about 10 min'jtes. Place in oiled bowl, smooth side down, then turn dough so iiooth side Is up. Cover. Let nst in warm draft-free place until doubled — 45 to 60 mit'.Lies. Punch down dough, let rise 30 minutes. Cut dough int.o 12 (2 tnch) bills (t4 cup dough). Flatten and spread dough with hands into 5-inch circles, On one half of circle, place 1 tablespoon ricotta cheese, 1 tablespoon mozzarella cheese and a small Aeee of ham. Wet edge of circle and fold other half over to form a hall-moon; press edge of dough firmly together. Pour corn oil for deep-frying into a heavy sturdy (1st-bottomed 3-quarter saucepan or deep fryer, filling utensil no rixre than 1'3rd full. Heat over ndiwn heat to 3Th degrees. Fry the calzorie, 2 at a time, until golden brown 4 - (_....ZM..U._mn Our Dei Case 7OJ N 1T ' 69C 1607. LITL 1• II PKG. BACON GAL. JUG "RAID"' I P SLICE 3LIW. D STA=PUF1 sWeetpot.fltoe, (2 fork. Place on foil or In .11 all baking pan and bake In 400 Ucgrevs F. oven 35 to 40 minutes, until soft. Scc.op out Pulp into large bowl. Mash until fl0OtlL But ln3ugar,mtk, eggs, salt, ginger and orange rind. Turn jto unbaked pastry shell. flake in 3W degrees F. OVtfll hour - urunUl tip ofki'.je usyrted In ewi comes ut clean. Serve warm with hrir..-d (Tii Makes 8 5tr%m BUDGET 1 LB VX 1W F R 11 SWEET POTATO CUSTARD PIE FOOD STAMP COUPONS LYKES "Sugar Creek" "'HEINZ" 1g9c1 we are pisased to accept UI&DJA. WHITE (or) AS ST'D COLORS -'- (LARGE SIZE!) OLIaGRIP"" TOMATO 79C "EFFERDENT" FE TOMATO _________ 20 TABLETS CLEANSER i CAN " medium sweetps) P. cups sugar 2-'. cups milk 3gs 'teaspoon sa ¶ ' pastry shell 1 cup CHICK ASPARAGUS ROLLS 24~.:uncecan$chjcksn spread 1 !poon lemon juice l, cup chopped water chestnut, (optional) I tablespoon chopped chlyos 18-ounce package refrigerated cscent re dinner rolls 8 wall-drained cooked asparagus spears ltablespoon molted butler 1or margarine 1101V-s-ounce can condsnsed cream of U. S. "NO. I" WASHINGTON A I ITEMS & PRICE FRIDAY SWEETPUTATO MATPIE ;e is going idifferent diructions ICEBERGLETTUCEHD 28 M. WEEK ALL WEEK LONGI PRICES by aileen Ambrosia Macaroni-ham casserole Gra nola mufflas MENU - "FRESH-CRISP" WESTERN DISCOUNTDA VA IS4 MENU EPP" Fttr 0 r 8:00 A.M.-9: P.M. MON.SAT CHANGE 01- HOURS SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. - It -. �4, äb1 be Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1913 . .911121A. - Highlights _ca 0 , ; I _T_ 1--f '!~_' - Wk -Ah6 , C TV Thiie Previews as some of the big, con. gin a new opportunity on a the cargo must go through, at temporary stars such as dangcus msion to drive a all costh. Readers defend gir s r I 1 Ii l ' i ' i , ide i Frane VMI1 arni the Four tnsecret cargo fm LA. to Seasons, Bobby Vinn, Jey lelis,Chuc Berry a ad of course, Dick (lark On 3'.'. hosts Vinton sinus "Blue tivet, me Four asons d0 Houston. The because it fell on the High Holy Days, her pants wouldn't let her: Now, I am a Jewish grandmother, and I think th e gi rl Should be allowed to ride on the holiday. Laving horses the way she do, if she is foed to miss this big event, she will grow to resent or even hate tier Jcwis~ss. Some Jews think that going to the High Holy Day servim makes them good Jeus. I disagree. I think your teiflag the MM that she had no choice but to obey her parents was wrong. LILY SELWI74. L.A. . ; , DEAR ABBY: 71hat letter from the 13-year-old Jewish girl whose parents refused to let her ride In the hor-se show , t f! n L- 11: U1, L) u' I uuhl 1 . to answer. I wxk-rsland exactly how that girl feels because I am a 14-year-old Jewish girl ,Abo aboo loves horns. Since Yom Kippur is the Jewish holiday when Jews are supposed to fast, why not have the girl tell her parents that If they her de in the home show on that day she promise not to eat anywrig, and after the finish" writh the show, the rest M the day she will obaerve the holiday the way . her parents -Aant her to' ALSO .1EIVIS11 : i ~ i I DEAR ABBY: Con, VxnIA9 the Jewish girl whose parents woWdn't eH her *Wcipate in the horse show on a Jpwish hriliday- 71V girl's irmntment *mId. be ftrecW to her or to - the Jewish (aith but to the oran ' - - - Calenoiars, are available to DII clubs and Qrganiza!~ions 4w,** the unporunt reDgious hoUdays of all minority 9mps, so there no excuse for sched ul ing an important event on a day that would conflict I observances. Would they have schedu!ed a horse Sbw on Easter or ChrL%tmai? With the increasing awammess of the rights of mirioritldll~ -408ne Progrims bw been madki, but we stin have a long 411ray b-) V. A M.NSCIENIIOUS CATHOLIC ~j -~ . . I i DEAR ABBY: Both )our attitude and that of the girl's Poest bumed me up! The girl obviou• is estremely interested and involved in horses and She has had to work vea With r horse to be selected to repent her county. This is her passion, her main joy in life, mW what she wants to devote her ewgies to. --w the ProPetty of her parents. It would seem that parents shoult! be glad that their child is Involved in such a hard -working &W conshvWve wdvily. Judaism does not me~ can that Much to the girl now. Rave her own desires and opinions less value because abe is yo*mger tha her parents 7bis girl will give more Wought aM time to religion in her own Ume wben she Is ready for It." ro frustrate the . ..- n . T C,nstructive. joyous energy in her now would be a mistake, FORECAST FOR THI!RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1973 the producers say only the title is similar. Th is isa generation gap thing - among adults, There's the free-spirited younger couple. Bob arid Carol Saunders (Robert Urich and Anne Archer), and the niorL,, coervahIve older Pk, and Alice Ilenderson (David Spielberg and Anita Gillette). In the opening ep!so&, llelf) It It' She's crn?y ,1I?;j:! lc, kd tires hi secretary because he thinks she's falling for him. lie proudly tells his wife, who scoffs at the idea such a pretty young thing would fall for an aging geezer like Ted. She wants Ted to hire the girl back, dL%vsws the incident with friend Carol. and begins to suspect she hai made the wrong CARROLL RIGHTER 'S mthsCarI R*V Iflflftifll Q prend a considerable number of delays. ter, sudden and si"int conditions change the temPo. P) you nced to watch for both influences and sidestcp early dcptession and matic fashion ARIES (Mar. 2110 Apr 19) Show tact at home and avoid me possible rious Iment. Then et out to meet one for a line business deal. Drive 'ith care Use a mote diztt Telev * Hollywood (44) TBA 7: (2) To Tell The (6) (9) (13) (24) (44) (9) Truth Hogan 's Heroes Lucy Show News Viewpoint Mod Squad (44) Not For Women Only 11:43 (44) News ' AFTERNOON 7:30 (2) The Price i& Right 12-00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Andy Griffith (9) News 13) 3:00 (2) Adam 12 (6) Sonny III Cher (9) Bob & Ca rot & Ted & AlIce (9) Split Second (24) Evening At Pops Where Game 1 Love Lucy News All My Child Young And Restless Match As The World Turns Let's Make A 830(2) Bob 9:00 (6) 1:00 (2) Special ov le (6) (9) Cannon (13) e (24) Book Beat (44) Movie 9:30 (2) Mystery Movie Man Builds, tvan Destroys I o:0 t) o (9) Owen Marshall (11) Special At Orange Cty. Jail (24) Homewood (6) (9) • News The Edge Of (13) ?,,c (44) New Zoo Revue 3'30 Return To Peyton (2) ' Place (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset .. -.. (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street MORNING By Dick Kleiner 6:00 (2) HOLLYWOOD - (NEA i A cheerful crowd showed up for the opening of the new Playboy Club. which has moved from its old locallon the Sunset Strip to Century Cit:-. And they were treated to one of the funniest shows ever. Comic formed, and it wds*a tough Sunshine Almanac (1) Sunrise Jubil" 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 630 (2) The Flying N (44) GUUgan' (stand (6) Sunrise 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction 00 (13) Women's News Semester 7:00 (2) Today Mornin g ' Bozo's Big Top Zi ~T ~ ~ 1X ,Z • 1 .m.. then join good friends for pitizure, Pay bills, Don't stay out tw Istc. SCORPIO (OCL 23 to So 21) DO something quickly about fine new Jrjc !n'i avoid getting off or tangents. U cr wilip ___ fored in p m Show tenderneu SAGITTARIUS (Nov 12 to Dc 'I) Don't permit a flighty .OM Ur C 4 'J") ~_ -m Attend social afflir ljter Gel ,& to Jm 20) Don't form gnoctsle to "meol't' rig 4rJT YOU meet stiff GPromtz on Win -Aipp ' - "' of " at first - 10:00 (2) Dlnah s Place (6) The Joke r's I- J. (3) (24) (44) Maybe it was the stars in the crowd that helped him _______________ (6) Gambit There were so many top ` '.. -• C! It i almost imccihk to eo!l,'-t boxthe reuirl flUfai)f'r ,f I - . -. . 1L__~_' _- I -- - W E;____ _. M311 (Conf6:00 - Sala $un 1:30) ~~ HOWING _________ _ - • vears from now. when Prestdent Nixon will be peddling FI as1 den Oldies. For $4 98 be ae to the complete set - . - - ' - - j - _=~ 2M w -. _V_ al I ss*Wd I RI VER Dan Howan said his wife. Adrian:i, was in Australia vis to Ilive It.-laws,- Dan said 11*5 be'( to have tfiern in -1 4 - -- - -j- = ~ - .-1 - --~-~ - =t~ ~1~,-~ i 4 4 ~_ .- ~ - " .- ~ _~ 4 M '• 0' .. event in town wa .- - - 1 t - - _____________________ -- - BLENNG OFOR ______________________ 9 1 - ..,,,, iI j 7 48 - I -)K 3 Regular OIOTCLS&A..A07OPiNhSAViiCULD'41[VESF.P.V(Ct Value eces I - chicken, mashed I- PO?Ot,'es and qr(,vy Mid hot hi"Cuitr GOOD ALL DAY " -1 , I I #All mj; wj# Ik'Nt) FINEST STEAK HOUS( SEF'VING COMPLETE t)1PO4L1`V5*Vf4TJi I I- A" Carralil Righter*s Individutil Fomciat for your tign to Zr 02-- I iA ,17~At*#T Rwoo$ FRIED CHICKEN ~7Open Da firie fierr GIVC 1S MU - r; rrjUr3fio .r., I r repr), Dcx 09, i i, ,1 tii si 14Ptet.ktg,-J% - uDiisc 1 ily I I a.m. til 9 P-M- — Fri. & S at.til 10 P.M0 1809 French Ave. M-Way 17.92) , . - -- . ., - il / - -l1)b' Y -. -L-'& - I . '• . ---: _______________ __ PT PILO HE LEP VOUD CRTEP " ar. __________________ important Read Matthew 6 21 a sweetheart or Po)d a wile's undying devemon. 1&ian on your - children. too! ----. , ,_ _ nations "Vana, Go Home," is then LegalNotice the angry retort of such recipients when our bankroll is depleted' The real secret for winnin friendship (and love) Is f ..-' . 1. i .i, ;-11 1~ _~ '_ ~ .f - 1 "n i. ~ . . __ t __ I - — . een-.b ers may wen -a II th I -_--_ -_- ____ U ,W 1_ ;_ - ~ are forced by threatened bankruptcy to reduce the lAvish cars and allowances to their college - . . - . _- - - - But the children who feel important by doing favors for parents sons and b' their aged father and mother to the end. Same goes for wives (and also -- by - a L i - -_ I . I-'- - -- - ZYVF. 5F.F. N . I BIETTIER FICIMTS _-, - — . , :. ;:J - -_ • - Iticepriom . : :1 husbands), We ndmr lasting Ship$ e) by letting others do for us, instead of trytog to be perpetualSanta Claus to them. Uncle Sam, please note weU! ______ WINTHROP \ p RAW AN ALnD \ ) AIlE T)-4ERE L-SE A=1 PRUNE YOGLjgZr F0q F::LJI-:L. Q% NO ViONCAE1Z lNtEEHISEXI8TENCE. 0- I hated: envied and maligned cotintry in the U.N. ycophan woman and obligated to her husband for all his gifts. For a sense of obligation DEFLAMS one's pride. ~1 — BLON DIE Sometimes an aggressive , em .ne een.y nteres,e each day in how well her ideas had a nned in his business. Thus, sh e'd have (cit like a parncr, which is far more infl ating to a wife's e o than to all the _______ backa on him when his money ran out! Th en abed ha ve felt bnportant to him and also ________ ____ comrades of the Biblical anu suggestions, - dominant husband regains the _______________________ 1 A ~~6 - WAPPEEO , TODAY '_~*&o,,..- ' love of his wife when he p bankrnpt, for then the wife It is reay £IIS, .n turn , maRes her feel V - Chic Young 91 ____ SEFORE iCOULD ('D;A1SY ~ Go, I T 6 SLJPPE;~Ij sf t; r- BONES, LIRE ~ -(i - ? ( 1W rHEM 'N ii important. CAU HiODE V - _ TE-OLLA I . - -:- ir by wiv es as evidence that th eir husband ~ , Prodigal Son who turned their had leaned upon her for advice I ~ 1! ) 1: I ma ren r ip service to Uncle Sam whfle trying to wangle more bdlions of our taxes, but they will treat easil y have held her love 0 Y If he indWglng them too much b , N ~r-,~ ,/ " - -- ~ I --- W - L1, — i I - been the world's chief Santa Mildred fails to feel important when she is treated as a "kept's r' I - %.16-1) on this axiorn: 1 WANT TO FEEL IN- OPP PACXAaLr, FRANK AND ERNEST uc Even Uncle Sam has made 6"~ -_ I~ ~~'* "a' ' undying affection with money! WRAPPEP PAPER,10 . -_ ;:1 I ' -1 I --.-- - - - t Bw r CAN'T Ba ug PREfE. _ 1.6 . WRONGMATEGY the same mistake with his lavish scattering of billions or our taxes among g I. . z; . - I ". . - . ,-1 . Frihave1u1ged her with A i MY Beer C RL' - CASE Y-SV: Mildred J., aged 27, wants a divorce. "Dr. Crane," her wealthy husband rotested, "what is ng wit her? S William M Clark Publ ish Sept S. 17, 19, 2 t* in writing and wed I and state thn place of reenc: rnst office address CO the clo,rnant and muSt be Sworn to by the J A the same shall be voitj , nmeof IHE HAIR PARLOR an thatwintendforeçister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac Cordinct with the provisions of the rl't,Oui Name Statut es. - Sept I? 19 78 Oct husbands rely upon them and _/ want to express their ap. . preciation. But prolonged. one-sided -_ i indulgence reduces a wife's -------:::., feeling of importance I I ~ / ~ _, I-el. I :-=- V -_ - _-_ , - ( ,OF C_ ;J P '__ ~ ~, 41111__ -__~ , _.. - /;"_____ - .. ______________ _ _ - - - BAILEV EETLE _________ P061111411111r, sod"i" a k" $1&fflPQ*t I (...J . ~ - - --- -_ Z , I OUT OUR WAY I ! by Hog Cochran I k MY Wsn IW/ PLAY I AR&El Altornry icr 1utor Q1 Last Church Street I I' I''J I I - _____ I FROMRftFD M&5LDALL l. • •. i'v t7-J __ " bt q.z (4. .1 ' . 1_\/_ V — '5 I .~ 6 Let Falk and Sy Barry —. ,t4; l4APj AALJ9T SAY PID Is I ~, A~N f \~~ -'ICrTMEMTO CLEME I ALONG JUST . I- t "--M I L. %-~- -A%,!. -1 I * - -tl Z~ i I , - ( , ,~ - I I . , - A - IL .,rcRr - / - L-7'" 4. afl TPE LUM. -- I , "I __ - AY )4g't _•___) - I (JU.-I PRM-tSED -r,e fr' - \ NA 1 LIKE BRC*(EAJSC*7WPIJ -,----------- I -'-------------" I/ As Ei.cutor of said estafr S Eugene B. Ca Eugene B Caod of the firm of GILES, HEORICK & •• I L I i MERE II - S Cicif Darwin wood DET .. -- ______ *I ~ gifts and her owo car and a , , ,, Vii all owance. I Hr ! I ALL PERSONS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS *, 40 "Vilhat more couild she want to be happy?" TO A PLANE TO FLY OUr Iffrv5T. ', for superb &Ovke on how to win ____ 14111A !.~, ..I 3~_ --I - -w U5ôETa _ COME BACK HERE REPi4rELy... I -WHICH REMINDS . .# I A DEAL TAIL... MAXE.. NM )Vj. M i OF M BE5T - -i' 26 ~ hill1dred's love (or her husband waned when he failed to lean UP01111 her and thus make her feel I r- aimant. his s9ent or attorney, or CompIe1e Inner • d ' E _______ - I and other aid to our aociates. Many parents likewise We FICTITIOUS NAME liter Irml much from them and the fifit becomes an - I 'U ' I - - • 55 Florida, Prot)ale C)ivisjom in the !SemnoIe County. Florida ifl ac cordance with the provisions a the Courthoue Ficifflotn Nann@ Ststutes, To Wit Within Vit calendar mOnths from tht . . - ___________ If- YOUR CHILD IS HORIN TODAY - . , hc ur jhc will bc . - . , by Cr I"?. FICTITIOUS NAME ,y gi ven that I am I --• . SheratmaSmbrd rigida and her new book of - I ______ - i'-'.O You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your Favorite home. making Idea, Pet - ~ --- 14 j) - 37 .:! - I I - J V 5 - the cue holding her interest yCu find each of vw are heret)y and for _ m9aQW in bviiness al 42) Joslane love when he stated rsurf, A110monle Wings. Sem.nole nolifird and rectoired to file any thlatthew 6:?w -~M - COunlY, Florida under the fictitious claims and dgmands WftiCh you, of "For where your treasure is Of Third Planet En elthef Of You- m&Y have oitainst Said : Wale -n fheofficeof the Clerk of the onmentai systems, Inc . I " intend to r*gis#tw aid na rne' p! Circuit Court of the EigfltCtnlh And "treasure" includes our .the Clefit Of the Corcust Court. MiCial Circuit. Seminole Covniv, advice, suggestions, ideas . --.. Dinner 5-10 One -j\ ime s the back ____________________— DET 11 __ _4 - $145 HAPPY HOUR4-7 'F' ,flr,S For The Price . - ___ -W Ir — . _ ,' -Ai-A. --v --.F~= -. ~ I -I- - _~_,.. , ,., ~~ I - ___ Another Interesting recent . 7 ROOM RES FA URAN I Business Me . .- A N ALYSIS OF TODAli's Lt: ECTURE 1 lr~ < a\ LL1 • - . ~ Lurch 11:30-2:30 iT 21 21 22 22 ________________ 33 34 FICTITIOUS NAME Vbth Sept 26, Oct 3 10 17 19" NOTICE IS hereby given that am 1973 engged in busnen at 99) E. DET 124 Altamonte Ave Attamont, Springs, ________________________ Seminole County. Florida under? ti titi I HAINES E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE, ana EIGHTEENTH J • t Mid name CUlT. SEMiNOLE COUNTY writh the C'erk of me circuit Court, FLORID A Smnote County. Florida 1OUA1L DIVISION cordanci with the provisions t CASE NO. PR 7j-2wCp ictt Name Statutes To WI Estate Stc?n$6S0 FlOridi Statutes 1951, JOHN WESLEY WOOD . I Breakfast 7-11 - 3 FiLrITIOuS NAME -•- __________________________________ * - - DET 15 a - '' _JlI11R_JLA~ - - NOTICE IShecebygiyentt,.t am FtCTITlOUSNAI bis at Ping Cenier SR 436 NOTICE is h*roy given Mail I am Altamonte Springs. sominole avaged in bvslnm of Route 2, Lak& County, FWIds und*r lht " C" 100 narritcol L. III M, AUTO PARTS,and% Avenue. Sanford, S*mlnoit county. Florida Vnder the fictitious nam* ot h:°o register Uid name SEMINOLE with NAUTILUS GYM. and that I inte,nd cordance *f1h the Provis;ons of thP to register said name with the Clefk of the Circim covri. Seminole .Ftto Name Statutes, To Wt County. FIord w tho Provisions ol the Ficiltious S' WIIII&M J. Murphy Publish Sept. 12, IV. 24. Oct. 3, Ign Name Statutes, To,Wlt: Seaton . -' riaswedding Som et e a Notice . - - Steak LOUNGEOPEN DAILY -INCt uoiNG 5UN - • L g l I's 11 BOUGT TO It'OU SY THE 0 - Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a of this newspaper. - VIO your cheek to San diemente TODAY'S LECTURE! — ' -- • I SHOP . 14 'it ~ - 9-26 wiu 8 - strategy in the realm of love. They think they en purchase - ' - If ou act fast. as a bonus w ,. the leaf, not the on e with protruding little pegs, should rest on (he nix)r. - MRS. ,NJ. E. L. ~ . IS is _____________ ' ' " ' CONCLUDES 56 side of a buffet is not smooth and can cause scratches. of A I - — DEAR POLLY-Those women who sew but do not own a tailor's ham for pressing curved seams such as arm. holes, etc., might find as I did that a roll of raper towels makes an excillent substitute Thank you r the most helpful ,, 9 - AL - __ 4 by LarryLewis , - e Oultr side of a pillocac, was,. -, -- ---- z ftt-— - —_ I 53 side of the leaf faces the - A I $139 SPECIAL ...AD ThAT 54 Roadhouse 55 Spanish hero - r10 yy1 - -.; - - _ __ ,- . 1i - __ - __ - - - --- __ - - - __ - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS fee 10 - 13 OEAH POLL s` Storing -in extra leaf for the ilining table can pose a probi em but not if your sideboard comes nearly to the floor -that is, the cabinet part. Pull buffet about three inches away from the wall and slide that extra leaf =1= back of it. These few inches away from the wall w 4 ll not 1) be One caution: be sure the I , I TO YOUR i.I .1I - -- 6"i Iowa 49 Verbal 50 Motisel,e dent '. - - ~_ - . V - 46 end of the width of the low. NIA el. Now I Just slip this on - I - cathedr:l city 6 17 - 7- ____ at equal intervals near the ityn (44) Hogan s Heroes Of [r7 9F ever . I did find that the w ____ 47-- Moines, 30 Food seasoning 5 DEAR POLLY - My thanks go to the wonderful reader who suggested using beach towels instead of crib sheets on baby's bed. I was so ashamed of the looks of my baby's sheets that I did not dare hang them outside to dry oinCi de at7Ith the width of babys ess so I sewed our 44flhsftgre 45 Island - I ____ 11 easier to launder and are , .1~ - 51 English marked box tops and then thev discontinue making such ______ / And% - Off Sesame Street For An Aptizing Breakfast or Luncheon at purpose 9 J I I I Ami feelings form 1 I Of feelinji I / II Preiidentil Ilavingno mountain DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is having companies OIL%;items free or for a very low cost if oe returns special iiNigerian S Biblical everything 37 Answer a °r5 (9) News (13) Peter Gunn Fury (var.) 34 Intellect pass. -_ (44) Lucy ShUN (2) Wizard Of Odds Island I 32 Subsist 36GI , Tapeworm _________________________________________ ) in pm i ma - o . --- 10 :30 (2) Baffle tossed in honor of Gina iIo PI- SCES (Fcll- 20 to Mir. 20) It is bcst that You pet much r,- close second choice u spades two aces plus happi- Wedna j AQUARIUS (Jan. l ' Feb. 19) Complete work qukkly then investigate new interests A co-worker has a good idea that should be followed. even though y&u may Pot think much What do you do no • , Sori-abJity good in p.m. VIRGO (Aug. "2 to SePt. :2) Concentrate on pe rwrw desires early, then handle finaniaI affaui wefl find ways to increase income. Stetr clear of one in a bad humor. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Ioit to thxcugh - Bear tit mind the lion of Black w ood in which five lubs shows zero or three aces. five diamonds one or four. live a hearts two and unhaopines with the whole h na.- five o Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Cromer Pyle 6:00 (2) Nms show (6) What's My Line? (9) mov$e 9:3D (6) Concentration House z . +Q 8 6 1 1 V. 9 #A 4 #A - . Z .. _ (9) News (13) Local Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue - I -.I-a -- k'ller. Ruth Roman, Howard minor Suit or the queen ,of Duff, Craig Stevens and David spades, seven will make if North's Wayne guest in the opener, In are hea d ed ace -kin !ac. which also presents another there will be a finesse W intriguing situation , an en. "' illegitimate son now 27 years ~___ Now suppose he is laying old. the above modificatlon. lie / knows that North is unhappy 111 CBS DAN AUGUST about his hand in ent'ral II' niper tires at finds oo: that orth hoId hit ace-king I Police Chief Unterineyer, I n' he,irt~ Those art. the only aces it I stead kills his friend. August and km4s that -South is noit looksuspects an embittered ex 111 IJ'I ULIh' S policeman. But the suspcct's wife give him an alibi, All '1.00 declaring he was out of to%rn, I -0 Thlis One w"s up tile Dan I .Ll~ It CASW iX August rerumi. 1 2-2 A40MN , a4ow, , . i---0`446107 I I -I1_.i42&iF_1&10LR1211t_-4 10-11 ABC OWEN MAllSHALL, COUNSELOR AT LAW 0 0 0 0 0000 "The Pool House" An 18-year0 old boy is accused of murdering is S girl friend. Marshall, a _ INATS?• fri end f the family, nt finds 1l1 ,, — • w — TH(ATR( e%idence against the boy, in00Ersft W 1 0 eluding a note found near the 0 0 .. victim's body addressed to the && .to V" wl"s, boy, i1cmanding that he stop 0 _ -) 0 Ils!1i"It * Lff butherin a",. -9 her. Sheree North, * the ex-sUipper, plays the boy's K 0 0411111 Floyd 00 u r.s % , — (6) Green Acres (9) Mike Douglas Wild But Gayle. - who r,parks from hiq audience's ,-- " 5! Pass Vou.South,hold. Bs Oswald & James Jacob), . So u I It Dble 0 (44) Green Acres 5:15 1) arcait BRAM TOWERS = Pass SW Pas-, 64 Pass PASS Opening lead -- #J - The bidding has been ~% rit .North East fliss IV l# 21 V 4V 24 , w . SN T 6N T 13= 1 11 _________ Right (9) Gewal Hospital THU RSDAY Pass V 1)as5 PA!L% I OIy'S Pro blen _____________ DEAR POLLY As we were moving into our new home our daughter t1nthe1bo x of spkes and SPifled crry on he beige iving room carpet, P vacuum had not come in so I grabbed an old earpet sweeper that had been left there and used it. When the vacuum arrived it was used b der had gotten down into the nap. Ilastil I grabbed 1n of fm rug shampoo ttth 5aa pot now a bright Ye llow. After the shampoo dried 1tried an ammonia mixture but that did not help. I am al a loss as to what I can do and hope someone has a ~ U19I I N 4N.T pass S Life (44) Patty Duke 3 -00 (2) Another World (6) The Price is V 3V 9Lightbw lOOppurtunc l2ner 1$WUObI 19Je, for DOWN Instanice I 21 Blood vessel 2ck(poet) flfleiUngone 3 MaIn aery Skeleton pris 4 Sturgeon 'U' 241nd measure iar I ________ 5 Tra fl1(fli 2*Tumuflj 31North A(t1 ~~ "I umbrage Gdironcr 26HawatIjn I 00+#"T SEC A V 52 sludlike 112 55 20 Indonesian 7' -'-' COT 7 1M .' Night (13) Star zast (44) Night "allery 11:30 (2) Tanight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie : BUT RRST WE ) 46 Fruit drink I7Heawe1ght S7Eu lI1mlte country problem - JAY F ALLEY __ 13 Idolize 14 Brazilian tree once and I am sure that was an accident Thus ends the . Pas 9 By P011y Cramer burnd into me. One time can be an accident, twice can be a Coinc ence but toree times shows a noticeable lack of leSponsibIhity, I am glad your cart has burn d Into me only ________ Newlywed Game (6) +A None 'ulnerabl? '. F I 5 DEAR POLLY -- I too have had the problem with 'I aters" at the checko ut Counter in a store. Th ey seemi ngl y QO not realize the discomfort they cause. My solution is to uy, "Madam, you may not realize that your cart has just •.•. 38 Romin Wednesday, SepL26,1973B The Sanford Herald ILM IWO Mir- I I 10 J . . -~ _. - v 00 (2) Days of Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light (9) V KQ than a quarter of a century. lie finds out that his partner h old s two aces and a king. lie is very escapes front jail and gets back likely to bid a grand slam on to the United States and starts the t h eory that if North holds his search for his partner's real three to the queen in either (6) Search For Tomorrow PlavDov Club Open SOtTH •732 front a man who has been lion. lie is plain oid.fas,isolated from society for more lOned simple B ac wood and Variety News ( , 410542 North West 14 .~ I . three to the queen in either suit. Th erefore, Sou th decides to 'ust bid six. Of course, he bids itinnotrump. Ile counts the same 12 sure tricks in citer no.trump or hearts except that not only does no-trump count 10 o,nts morebut' it jc safer othing can pe ru I4E5PAPEfl tnPflSE as • 4Q9863 /004 F 44 07 't be unhappy it he had EAST • j 1098 M0VIE I (PREMIER) "Farady and Companyis Dan Dailey is sta ffed as Frank Faredy, a private sleuth unjustly con. icted and sent to prison for 28 )vars in Soul.h Ameri murder of his partner, Interesting, and distinguishing this sees from other pthnt Bunch Feelings Takiing the ouch Out of shopping ;;* . •J9 ct paralyzed from the neck down as the result of a "(ragglng" incident. (Fragtng a trn used during U \ V S IEHV Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life EVENING 1:00 C) Mov W German shepherd? A Vietnam 9:30-11 NBC WEDNESDAY 11.30 (2) Answer to P:cv;ou POLLY 'S POINTERS unhaPP ght al. Clearly ,North wouldn't fit, unhappy about his hand if lit, spade suit were hejded by . acv. I %$'EST suspects are the fragging victim's brother and father. (9) Password WEDNESDAY (6) 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY WEEK"IfiJack" AtAion adventure VAJ5 4642 vestigate, and among the on isi comedians in the crod - ItA'%" ii ti nCuu r OXI, Ro an • TAURUS (Apt. 20 to Ms 20) Don't try to make radicaland Maitin. the Smothers ch*njes in job or work r you couW get into COFFEE ml trouble. A Brothtrs. David Steinberg lit Fint co-worker rnsy be difficult c-irly, but later is helpful. and they helped. ALso on hand GOOD FOOD.- - 4MINDLy $1*v1Cg GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Think, and svo were slie Uggams, Dionne me iIflh1Ci ulflu DELIGHTFUL CLEAN ATMOSPHERE ,, ing LLJI3 u1 COUiu my Warwieke Chris and Lvnda get you 'ii1flu behind the ht h2fl E)a (,utiri \Ta h . I I — and many more ++f efficiently early, then mcet with good friends; invite tbent to Your borne, Handle personal affairs well. Don't spend too Gayle had a great routin e much. idi 'C(OflpCI in i"o about what wiU happen to the LEO (July 22 to Aug, '20 keep steidfist al Your work &nd Watergate tapes Ile sees a We Still Have Our. . . . . don't try to avoid responsibdilies. Gtt wardrobe in order. time coming, maybe five h w&*h olie. N I3CV!1 ri%e. me and tried to explain why it Was so tough - he talked about so much open space . between the tables that there c oueverbe ld what Buddy called a "rolling laugh. ' 1~ i IlOC hour, sthrUr.g with his mnonolgue t!'en a tach sketches, with Bob getting support front Ann-Margret, hustler Bobby Riggs, singer John Denser and the he went on. Buddy Hackett came over to k . 8:30-9:30 NBC THE BOB HOPE TV SPECIAL A typical room. Before , 4 f 84:30 ABC BOB & CAROL & TE,D & ALICI-' . (PREMIERE) A TV version of the movie, but decision. .- resP?7;, Vietnam wa when a superior 0Iii I shot the back b 'hi Own men.) Two niembers of the son's company are later i at. tacked and stain by by killer dogs. FL I." DEAR ABBY: Apropos the 13-year-old Jewish girl who was chosen to represent her county in a home show, but .I Iell"Theilty1ingerpointh "Big (tth Don't Cry" and By Abigail Van Buren . sinister '" Balls % a !0 CBS CANNON "Hounds . $—~A F1heart 8-9 CBS, THE SONNY & starring David Janssen and enciny agenLs all al,mg Iffie at the injured soldier's fattier. CHER COMEDY IJOUJI. Keenan Wynn as a pair of down- route, ready to do the pair in to But is lie really guilty, even Nostalgia time in rock 'n roll on-their-luck truck drivers get at the precious cargo. But though he owns a ferocious Ia I 1 - _; I I -' WIN AT BRIDGE ,. " jI,/ !?UI".\ t1 -_____ .,,.\\/ \ -- _ �Wednesday. Sept. 26, 19/, Tht Siritoid Fktaici 10 Classified Seminole ill Find A New Home . ____ Even. Fo r = - ------- n ii 32226111 W Ads I structions I If, Ma le Help Wanted CARNIVAL -. 1 by Dick Turner I Winter Parka, ROOEQS, ExperIenced In built ip WOMEN 9dando 831-"93 WANTED Announcements ____ I-Cards of Thank; We have openings for Truci Drivers. Warehouse and Sale Personnel. 4 hr, week. Excelten trnge benefits ,Apply In persoi I ,tfcr 9 am. to SCOTTY'S HOME BUILDERS, 100 French Ave Sanford. RECEPTIONISt & 2-In Memoriam EXECUTIVE 3-Cemetaries SECRETARIAL 4-Personals 5-Lost and Found TRAINEES II workng 1n the secretaral lei Sth interesting to you and you nd IS urgent, WC will gIVC yoi11 complete training and provide yo, with tull or .irt lime employmcii whi ch ever you desire, flotl morning and evening classe itfable. You must be wilting it t.rf Immediately, Person.jI In I r v'rw required. i-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels 8-Eating Placts 9-Good Things to Eat 10-DO It Yourself it-Instructions ________ Travel & Recreation . CALL 8348588 NOW - 13.-Travel Agencies ORLANDO BUSINESS 14-Ca mping.Resorts COLLEGE - Employment 3 1 BROKER 3727643 I bedroom older home. Good con dtion. Nice neighborhood. Owner will carry mortgage. Only $14,500 M. UNSWORTH REALTY P03W Firrt St 373 6061 or 373 0311 Help Wanted 11--Male IBM Al AUTO MECHANIC KEYPUNCH 5 days plus overtime in a Small tuneUp Shop. Mitex Auto Tuneup Center, Longwood Call 134.0421, 19-Female Help Wanted 20-Male - Female Help Wanted :1 ~,I,,''7'."','f-p -'' Financial 24-Business Opportunities 2$ -Loans 26-Insurance Rentals 119-Rooms for Rent TRAINEES I If working as an IBM keypunch cefator sounds interesting to you and you are available to start minedialely, we can nave you working and training at the same time TIIrt, i no age limp? b,'td I t school dioloma IS not ru,red Prepare yourself fOr t:,itC now in thiS highly rewar Personal interview c'-q; r'5 CALL 8348588 Rent 1-Apartments NOW t. 34-Resort Property For Rent 37-Business Property For Rent - 3;--Want,d to Rent ______ Cashier Wanted. Neat, personable. Apply in person, Scottys Home Builders, 700 French Ave.. after 9:00 am. Edna Wof'hter, 644 3079 CALL 834•8588 NOW for Sal. 41-Houses 12-Mtnk Homes COLLEGE A.M. or P.M. Shift. Apply Cavalier ?,'.(Ar in,i, 33C-3 S. 17.97, Sanford Travel Agencies Need biby Sitter. S days a week; preferably in my home. Own transportation. 3337159. 43-Lots and Acreage 13 44-Farms and Groves FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets, Cruise and Tour's at offic ial rate's )03 S.morn BlVd. tH*y 1367. 131 3n), 45-Resort Property For Sal. 44-Income And Investment Property 18 __ For Sal. 1111-Household Good; 37-Appliances 33-TV Radio 34-Garage Stereo Rummage Sales 33-Boats £ Marine Equipment 34-Campitig Si-Sports Male Help Wanted Construction Equipment j-.M,s4caI Merchandise O-Offlce Equipment And Supplies 20 67-Lawn and Garden 63-MaChinery and Tools 44-Equipment for Rent Poultry Groomer-Immediate opening, guaranteed Salary, modern Shop. Excellen' opportunity for right person Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennets, 3335152. PAINTER HELPER "-Wanted to Buy Mature, reliable person for daycare cerfer. 40 hr week. Call 323 4311 after 6.30 P.M. Apply lnpersonto: 69-Stamps . Coins Trade arid Will accept trainees. 5lary range from 12 54 per Pa. Rapid ad. yancement, full paid holidays arii vacation, hospitalization, life Insurance, pension plan and employee discount. Call Esquire Plastics, Orlando, 2".94. We Have Openings For MECHANICS 67-Liv.tOck and COUNTER TOP FABRICATORS "'' 46-Horses ABC it-Antiques Conveyers HELP WANTED U7tI H'i14V Lor'wod 72-Auction Transportation 7$-Campers . TraviI Secret ary. good typist, Parts Accessories 77-Junk Cars Removed 1-.-MotortyClts 79-Trucks and Trailers 10-Autos for Sale 11-Aviation 4 ii I 414 11 Personals 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY OEPTS INCURRED BY ANYONE tTHER THAN MYSEi.F AS OF 92s7; Siened R obert WFoier ARE YOl,t TROUBLED? Ciii TmI Fret, 444-777 for "*C Care"f4g Multi or Teens. FACED WITH ADRiHIPdC PROBLEM P?thaps Alcoholics AnonYmous r,;, i. i"t:..'u .a.j Write P.0t. Box 1213 .Florid DIAL A )EVOIION 373 50 10 list Church Centra Lii U office, good pay. Manager Traise,, want future? Opening 9 new Offices in Central ir do, need aggrnsive people ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Club 6 1 Care tTCI' (' A:.c -eto hourS. Call Pe I1V OAP:LAWN MEMORIAL PARK has 'yeciing toi grounds mairtttnancu man, Permriwnt ,ob For in trrvrw call 372 4e.3 17)01i6 * * MECHANIC** Heed, T,vo general tine mechanic;, Must have own hand togis. Paid ,acatons and hospitalization, so !) commission. Apply in person Lash Chrysler Plymouth, 2e11 Orndo Dr ive. Janford )o you I.k *Qfkjn with living plants? We need potters, packers and generous laborers in air nursery, Good bint1it, Apply in pers. 257$ S. Park Ave. Apopka r.f Jrn Lawn ;' 1' & atie'r scr-c,ci at E31031& ilys *10 Eat r in pound. 322 1n2_ eCted. JYc a Let one of our frleqtdlydd visors help you word ,ur cta,*iflad ad. Call 1222611 or !3199 Business Opportunities - -. A. C. 'n-loader with bucket 6 rake, 671 diesel engine GMC tandem truck,Iycl. Chevy dumptruck, X. ton 4 Speed pick up, welder etc. $70,000 down and t..Pe' over. Ph. ')4ao942t'. Nice clean pious, in Sanford Adults only. 831.3031 _______ Delfona-Spacious 1 bedr oom, Fla room, air, carpeted, drapes, SELF.SERvICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available San . ford area. Very low invetr.,nt, 75 financing. An investment for Iti€tO who MUST SUCCEED and one that will provide years ,, Steady income. Call collect ,n, 77 5 7162. 29 Three bedroom house in Sanford partly furnished, $2('O Available Oct. 1.903 33 Houses Rent Furnished Two bedroom. 2 air condiliones's, adultS, AC children, no pets. $145 month, 1st 6 last, 530 deposit, in Unfurnished Adorable bungalow, has everything. Weekly rates. Adults. No pets. 372 7711 150.5W. 251h Street 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Carpeting 6 drapes. Kitchen equipped 3 children accepted. Call 322 2090. For Rent--I bedroom furnished house, Sunland Estates. Retired couple preferred, Call 70.4 3247091 or write James P. Wurt, Franklin, N. C. 26731. with dishwasher. Call Jerry Enjoy oul.t elegance at Franklin Arms Apti. I bedroom apt. now available featuring central heat and air, Shag carpet and drapes, private patio, fully etfulpped kit chen, pool, club house, laundry. Call 3234650. 1120 Florida Ave. 34 Mobile Homes Rent 2 Bedroom mobile home. No pets, no alcoholic beverages. Ph. 172 4170, Camp Seminole. 37 Business Property For Rent for ken! n.', ¶.intord Avenue. AyaiIai Oc fiber I. For information, call Sweeney's Office Supply, 3223746. IlL' Apartments Rent Furnished Small but cle,n, I bedroor,3 apart mc'nt Married coupJ2 only, Call 7279507 after 6 055 ii Pr)per I y Houses for Sale Assume 7 Pct. Mortgage Furn. Air COnditIed Apartment Park Ave. Apartments 11th Park I bedroom duplex, adults, no pets 1st 6 last montr rent plus deposit. 372 3610 scorn i p M. Two bedroom duplex lumn,sh'u 'partn,ent 1220 Orlando Drive. .an ford WEL AK A APAR T ME PITS 311W 1st St FLORIDA RETIREMEPIT, fur nished 2 bedroom, 1 ba1a, neat as a pin, fruit, 514.300. , 62fl7, eat fig. Turf Education Program !, ..* Fringe Benefits Retired Military Welcome AVALOf4 A PAR TMEN T IS g A e to upper itvt; (A p'o"JtJ(tOn management contact' Openings available in Sanford. Clfona, #nd Oirlw-Wo, area Ct Mush, K W. Collins Lawn rsvirt' Inc., Candaci Dr.. off Hwy- 17.92. Fern Park. VIHCE BREWER PIN EBREEZE Used car mect.u(, e'ce'OenI pay FARMS. and v4,rkir.g Corldit Ions Working 333 t433 knowledge of alt domestk and Al 4 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ir # i:1pei( EMPI OYEP iU i.er 12193. 17 ?2 K ral Et&te 5iJnien needed. Exeii,nt commission. Call Francis Cygan, Manner. MECHANICS* - JACK P. McCLURE 7I.2S3 CLOSEOUT 12O acre' with to ho,sr •. faring Airport Blvd. 5.IS,OCt) Terms 177 1708. NO CLOSING COSTSI - Ste n stro 111 etct AND DESERVII Need a home with incom.? See this large 3 bedroom home, that Is close to schools, and churches. Formal dining area, Large closed . in porch ideal for offi,e or Study. Small cottage, rented with good Off West 351k Street New G~a Owd,.a A1s. 323-7860 834.3131 CO vou'llflndthis2 bedroom, 11-i bath with Florida room HaS heat, ar, utility shed and Some Carpeting - 373 5300 * Place Genuine Discount;' WeRE OVERSTOCKED Over 60 models to choose fromt AS LOW AS $4195, Ask about FREE rent' Hwy. 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 ml north Of Hwy, 436. _ ~c:l 831 7770 4, Rent A New Home M Apartment "Sanford'; Sales Leader' Yotir Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS ___________________________ ?SIS Park Dr . .i- Prices ,-' ' JOHNNY WALKER RENT REALTY A Cocsptctiny Real Bitat, Guide To belt,. L.v.ig I'tt,Ilht' Eser'v from t3eLan, 3 bedroomi, 2 baths, Fl. room, central air 6 heat, fully Carpeted, Swimming pool. Entire acreage fenced with t'.ack yard fenced. 7 well;, barn and workshop, landscaped 547.000 with terms Ph 90.1 649 1213 11 Ef, Situtlav In 322.8661 The herald ;:.Stenstrom I W. 25th at or .- .-1 Holly Realty 647-0390 Orange Avenue, Sanford RESIDENTIAL LOT. ICiII7 ft, $1,100 Priced right! ru (Lr $200 ~~~ 'CORNER LOT, 75' x 130', $1,000 -APPLY IN PERSON- - ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD LONG WOOD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 - 4:00 p.m. - - DEL TONA CALL AND for 1179. Pa', balance of $113 or 36 50 monthly. Phone 617.1577 l 18. -. 68 Wanted to Buy- -- 19 buyer for used articles, fur. 54 Garage-Rummage Bunk beds, like new, '', price. Ideal nture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. Sales for beach cottage. Ph. 838-4941 37? 6912 after 3:30 p.m. Rummage Sale-Longwood Church' FURNITURE 6 ANTIQUES of God, Seminole Blvd. Fri. & Sat. R emodeling_I,,,, tip. jig saw. $65; Top Dollar Paid Auction; every ,. Sept. 2$ & 29, 9 to Hone, no motor, $10, double bed Friday Nile, 730 pm. A A A rs lfl beds, dresser, cheit, wicker complete, $10; Shelves , etc. Mutt Twl FURNITURE & AUCTION. good (Ofldltlø Dinette sell. 2235153. 190N I? 92.Longwood $31 70 c edar chest, rollaway bed; Oil heater. Misc. items, 2611 Sanf d FREIGHT DAMAGED ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED or 80 Autos for Sale - ________ V'ENMOR( WASHER, parts. T'Cnaft,21',l3SMerc Power, trim, service, used machines. hot dip galvanized trailer, Tape MOONEY APPLIANCES, 321 deck, radio, full Canwes, like new, 0697 Commercial carpet wholesaler has ____________________ 11900. 3272287. over 2(00 yards of new broadloom RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Il' Bonita trihull. $3 Pip. Johnv, carpet left over from commercial Washers and Dryers. 1970. 530)0 or will swap for goad installat ion Will sell and install, WARRANTY Free Delivery, leap Call 322 4883. at builders wholesale cost, io.o WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 614 pct. below retail. Financing 7 8 15 lI' all Fiberglass Houseboat available up to 36 months, Free $1.00 New and Used, Freezers, Washers, home estimate ARIES CARPET 323'lG4 offer ip.mn. 741.1331, Call callow colie Refrigerjt; and Air Con ditioners, GENEVA HEATING & WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Camping Equipment AIR CONDITIONING, 3076 S6 Orlando Drive, buy-sell trade - - 373.5431, Camping equIpment, U name It, we 31) 31St. First St.. 3225672 ha ve It! GOv 't surplus galore. Freight Damaged a Surplus World, 1)6.31 B. Hwy. 30. Washers a nd Refrigerator; . Dick's 771 0344. Appliance Sales & Service 3417$, '5 Campers Travel Trailers .. 37' Travel Trailer and Dodge Sedan 88J isa '" .MAITLAND FLEA MART. 1911 " Hwy 17 02. Open Sat. 1. Sun, ts 11)9550. $317920. Sofa, 3 piece sectional, Blue, Swing King recliner, red, and Other misc. item;, plus 1931 Pontiac Star Chief, excellent condition, $300, or best offer. Call 3230715. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 17 92, I mile - S at Deflary. locally and get service S'ncer Golden Touch & Sew- $71 Necchi log lao C.AWIIIDDONSR III N. Park Ave. 322.5991 (da ys ) - wk5 AKC. wormed & shot;, $50, Animal Haven Groom;ng & Boarding Kennels. 322 3753 STEREO anford's Sales Leader' It V our Multiple Listing Agency QEALToRs 256.3 Park Or Walnut finish, floor mol -Monthly payments low as 17 per month. See at Sanford Sewinu Center, 301 B 1st Downtown. Ph. 122941 5 or evenings-1:1 3 114, ________ - TELEVISION SE TS $25 UP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 377 0)32 I- Toy Poodle Puppies as -. -_ $30 372-5104 - with ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' 322 2611 m 1 .'; '1 GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS A. L': Orla.ido. FIR. telephone 211 1173. 4:": 3 _____ 32806, 'or M.asterGroomIng for all breeds. Let us start your dog In our Fall term. Special price for Sept. Call - _._'±___ HOUSEWIVES - Getting ready to move? Sell excess UNCLAIMED CARW Attic Insulations 1 *1 New Set; Free Est Roaiona.bls..An,r 8-3234312 Repair Electronic Equipment Repairs phone equipment, Strict ape player. FM AM radios, tape recorders Ph, S70, f 's, $281 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. t sell %Cm(lrinçj' A small fl'.v,t,ni,'f fl .1 (i,)5SfCd Ad will inu rrult n_ - - EARN $35• to 70. WEEKLY _u Care ---4 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Fencing WhOA Don't throw away useful idle SIEPIIKARIK GLASS 6 PAlfdl CO. items Sell them quickly with a 2IOMagnol,a Ave 3774672 7511, and asking for a triCOdly Herald Want Ad by calling 377 - '' - Bu OlI!9 ______ momen _ Clearing lots Our Specll?y, 323 1731 after 3 P. M. NO LONGER USE DMPT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Ceramics -H&AC[PA',liC:, 11 I . 323 0561 Get cash Concrete Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- patios W.16. Pool Deck; Charles Below Co 372.4,5 It'; "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert repairman from today's tilassf led ad;! CONCRETE THE SANFORD HERALD PATIOS COGBURN FENCE CO H 130 5246 waamem - Pressure Cleaning yvur a t, th Remove milde w pi'ole.t pant Pressure clean wall;, patios. roofs free est Irnp.c Sjri Klean - 322o)n eve $'e' a super salesman, a class 'f led did. to tell your don't needs' r i.ngl tacesj 'kin by square lnting_..lnt,rior 5. wits air . Or by hand Licen exte'rior, & 'epars, roofs painted , free insured )73a333 hone'st -"P-erienced estimates 0791 Home Improvements Cam'pentry. Remodeling. Additions, c uslom Work. Free E;?imat,. 323 Pa infing, interior, exterior, Fur ture repair a. relinist'trr, 8. bondea Reasonatt harl Seals 323 &414- et Quilting by hand, on your tops. Quilt; mi to order. 773.7343 or iS 333.6. .,__ Ph 372113.3 He Nt Want Ad by calling 372 ?4 It. and asking for a ftilfld'c ALI Custam made screen rooms, car rt Top workmanship and LEACH ALUMINUM hIRICATIOPI, 373 1675. m atefials ADCOC K Roofi riga. Sheet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts SOOFr snchAve.,333.9536 BUDDY'S HONE IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 321 133$. ''Lake Mat y" . _____ ,',.t to sell somethng' A small - nvestment in a Classi(ied Ad will rr fig results moluftm Drywall& Spraying buyers for a small in -. kiln dealer tO S. Closed Thursday Grooming Profe wiui love' 6 S.M. 6 p.m Animal Haves Gr oo ming and Boarding 327 5732. Glass-M irrors estme'nt. Place a 16w cost W1413A Don't throw away useful ttT (1,15511 'id ad ton results it ms Sell them quickly with a A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Pet Care Tiumner Fence Co. 373 GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NO SUNDAY DELIVERY _______________________________ - .e-si fencing' ,%' install best .ialty fences, all typS Fast (lormerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook) WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS i - ,';rit BULLDOZER WORK CALL 322-261 1 Landscaping -Maint,na,,c,, Coi-nm,rc:ai , . pairdential Charles BeLow Co. 37i 425 ________________ 519 E. Pine, 327.5747. FOR MORE INFORMATION ____________ __________ eye MOTHERS DeBARY & DELTONA Lawn Service. Odd lobs, and Light hauling. Tremblay, 323 7774. TI1 Hagan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING a. AIR CON. for real value, OITIOPIINO. 2609 Sanford Aye, If you have an ou'lI eye the CIi5;Ified ads 222 6390. 'egularly - LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY Shrubi, trimmed a. shaped, FIOWV' Lad; clea ned & edged to per t ec tion. Specialist. Mowing by request Only. Free estImate. 323. S S TV Sanford Plat,i 4'itMu%i Unlimited-Radio Shack - - Hooks Garden & L awn Serv ice I 'ndscapng, Mowing, Edging, Trimming - " Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a ____ MOWING, EDGING & TRIP,tMlfi4G CALL 322 7341 Electronic Equipment itemquickIywith aclatsifiedad! FUIlti,eGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2577 Park Drive, 323.l5- Call Victor-343 37c.3, DEAL DRAFTING a. PLAN SERVICE. For builder;, sub contractors 5. individuil; Custom house plan;, plot plans, & room iddiiiøn Ph. 372 1090 - Al. R APPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service J7h. $30 $731 Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing Excavating a. Grading Ph 373.1791 or 372 6243, day or nile. Builders, sub contractors econOmical buyer MATTRESS £ Isi Spreegs K,9s complete569 -- Land CWaring Complete house Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable, low cost CiiSSitie'd ad, ____ Apphances IN ZAYIC PLAZA C FIlM PACK - This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HE LP-WANTED ADS that ipsticafe a preference hast on age from em ployer$ covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More information may be obtained forrif the Wage. Hour office Af Nm 309. Or t,irJj Prcf, Ctr 72 W. Lake Pc'autyOr.,PO Box 0024 -. Drafting t in the way? Sell it fiat and easy I JACKSON'S CERAMICS, Supplies,, Anytime _9S) estimate, call Carl Harris, at. SEARS in Sanford. 327 3771, I? Volt Auto Batteries 5)1.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP IlO9 Sanford Avenue______ -. - c Hoffman Painting & Oeccrasng Interior 6 Exterior. Quality Work Licensed & Insured, 373 4141 REASONABLE PRICES CLL - ____Parts-Accessories German Sh eph erd puppy, female, 10 - Home Improvements - SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN t Centrai Air Conditioning. For free "-'---- $ 732 Park Experts Ready To Serve You! Concrete BIDAIRCONOITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE Ph.130925; $309707 Drive, Sanford. 3/4 2111. Di(h5hundl, AKC miniature, black ___________________________ & tan, also red, tire 7 lbt, won rr'ed, Shots. $65. Animal Haven 76 Auto Repairs Grooming 6 Boarding Kennels 322 Fern - - STEREOS SEWING MACHINES SUMMER SALE 1LE'LL a ______________ - Orlando. Ph, $391791, Terms available Hi's. Mon Fri. , to Sat 9 to LELL i Hwy. 436 & 17.92 Air Conditionlig with tow hitch Will sill unit or $ipi'tate. Will Consider trade. Canbesien at 905 Santa Barbara "- vq CatI 322.2420 actt LLft Uirectory ot A -- LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 7 Double Spool beds, complete with All 1973 model air conditioners will ó4 mattresses; 3 Chairs, dresser, Equipment for Rent NEW WORLD TRAVEL be sold actual store costsi Call portable TV, Golf big & clubs, Hwy. 17-92 Longwood $319474 372 0744, ask for Sam. lire; Misc. 3100 Park Ave. Rent Blue L ustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. 1972 Argosy Camping Trailer, with BRAND NEW 1973 name brand CARROLL'S FURNITURE. accessorIes, Self contained. Air TV.Radio.Ste, _______________________ stretch stitch sew ing machines, condItIoned. Call I30475g, Pct. off manufacturers list price, Inspect a. test at United Freight 1977 22' Centurian Sleeps 6S Pets and Supplies 6. Pay Sales, 3330 S. Orange Ave., equity of $500 and take over. Call ' ' welcome. 323-7340. SANFORD 9313 - BED & Matching Chair Opens to sleep AUCTION. Hwy. 17.97, Sanford Spo -- WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL - ' at rtaN FAWK Auction Golf Cart, E 2 Go, good batteries, 1373. Call Charline Andre.ws, $31 condition. Call 327.4459. PLAZA PUBLIC AUCTION Ever',' M,nday Pd.te 7P.M. Open dally, 95. We buy or se ll one piece or housihold. Consignments rt s Equipment 57 - 17 Cu. ft. Coldspo$ refrigerator freezer, Coppertone. Excellent ZAYCC IN bargain. __ French Ave., Sanfd, 3fl.7 1967 Chevrolet Bel Air, 6 Cyt., good Condition Best offer, 37) 598) _______ _________ Saturday. Sept,mberh7.00p PA at the DeBary Fire Department, 12 Colombo Road, Ranges, Heaters, Laundry tub, Sofa bed. Reclining Chair, Fishing boat, some antiques, tools. Many mlsce(laneous item;. Relax In air. conditioned comfort and pick up a WALL TO WALL - headers. chrome rims, Inew tire's Al condition.323-779g. - 'MMEDIATE INSTALLATION Sal. ,111 SU __________ AUCTION 97 O,s!i(i S. Orang. Ave. Orlando (between H o lden £ Michigin) H ur t 4 1970 DUAbuggy, tach, chrome To buy and Sell gold or silver COinS, contact us first We also buy bulk silver Coin;. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W 1st _____________________________ 322 5961 speakers, The DL WAGON 372-7194. - 12 ?vrth.,,ji 3S 8809. _____________________________ 961 Ford 3 ton truck, 360 automatic $1000. Call after 3:30 323.3966 or _________________________ - 52$ Also available headphones and Garrarf turn tables •' (airs ___ at ______ 1954 Ford Truck. Has been cut and Short ened. kit ,.,,. v"w'. Runs good, 5700 . Call 322.7311 - STEREO CONSOLES UI each Dishes, glassware, pots . pans, Also available misc. spea kers, PICK UP PAYMENTS stainless steel flatware & misc. fISK turntables, .IVC Quad Set and Household items, 3)0 W. 3rd SI., Garrard turn tables' Inspect and Speed Queen washer and matching test at 3350 S. Orange Ave., dryer Bolt, 51$. mo. Call 322U2ai, Orlando, pti, $596791, Hrs. Mon. ask for Sam. _______________________ Fri. 9 t 9, Set 9 To S Terms SS Boats & Marine available 52 Equipment Appliances S.iigler Oil Heater, good Condition. Large CLOSED UNTILOCT i Ho tpoint Refrigerator, Old, Call 32117)9 OB5PdARINE but rims like new. $33. Ciii 3fl. 97/ Singer sewing machin3's $39 95 to 559.93 Impqct and test 3350 5. Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. £39. 8795. Terms available. Hrs. Mon. F'i 9 t09, Sat 9 to 3. - STEREO SPECIAL 700 watt, AX(0 Garrar coin PDAW set, rig $,afl, now only l'.t. Grin Sport zoo, CAM, Headers, Mag;, AM-FM, all power, news transmission, $100. Ba xt er, 372. Trucks and Trailers - 0.1f 1971 To yo ta Corona, new tires, I spe ed, 7$ ml. per gal. air, iow mileage. Private owner, 372.7559 - i or used furniture, appliances, tool;, etc. Buy 1 or 100) Items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave - FREIGHT SALES Good COnditlri $373 130 Howard Blvd. Longwoj (AFt 3224132 TV $14.95 Mo. Rental Purchase Plan Color World TV 644, 1006 CARPET 1969 CAMARO. 6 CYLINDER. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373. 6230, 62$1314, 5150 Firm, Ph, 322-lila after c 30 -- UNITED Motorcycles ki 35OAvenger free home trial. HALLMARK, iig. w. Fairbanks Aye, Winter Perk 7 Spanlm, Mediterranean. French Provincial bedrm sits, $7993 and up 6 Sofas. 3 styles to Choose from, $19.95 to ;tje e3 Name brand vacuums. II9.9S. 599 93 New '73 s;VlQers. 159 95 DON BALES Sanford Motor Company SOS S. French Ave., 372 i3#i Your cost, - 19/2 Kawa sa ki 500. THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES For the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see: Orlando 7936191 anytime, .. __ Cars Removed hauled away. Trails Publlt Riding Stables In 34 7$, EXTRA NICE CORNER LOT on 741h Street, City sewer tap tt' s Paid. Water also available so,*oo CASSELBERR Y Florida State Employment Service 200 South French Ave. Sanford, Florida Highland Park - ) - Junk **AMC. JEEPS.* Abandoned, unwanted, funk cars Classes now forming in beginner English Equitation at Shady player. psychedelIc lights, *rid much more. Guaranteed. Sold new screened enclosure, Frigidaire Washer, 535. 1103 Court St , 327 4170. Horses - NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE In Sanford NO SUNDAY DELIVERY per our & up - , acre ranch on paved road, 6 miles OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY Lifestyles 66 1977 be autiful walnut cabinet, AM FM multiplex radio, I track tape Color ii German Shepherd Pups,6 weeks old, AKC, extra good Watch dogs. Bennett, 323 3662. STEREOS REPOSSESSED 322 6457; After 3, 372 ?III With short term teas. Road ' Pets and Supplies FM components, $66 each; (5) 4000 Garrard component Ave. 3226244, Wed., Thurs., Fri. SYstems Model RDl6B. 14 cu. ft. no frost 9 to 3, 4411174, Winter Park. only $356, speakers sept. 7$, 29th. Furniture, refrigerator. T op freezer, Ha rv est included; 17 sets headphones Clothing and many misc. Items. 69 Gold finish, Only $33 mo. Full each; radio hPadphones 370 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake' Stamps.Coins warranty Call 377 0714 ask fr each. Ii lape deck; 520 earls, 7 for You can Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week Belle Glade Area Acres for Bale. Frontage on black top road. Zone agriculture, Ideal home life and pasture for horses. I mIle from Sanford. I 0 2 & 3 Bedroom Townho,i OlVmpic Pool, Play Area TER Lot s and Acreage :'3 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR CEN 372.5300 Homes North * .) OPENING S171500 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 100 French Ave. )10IOrIar,doDr ' GRAND Call 322-2420 Anytime 8305.600 Pc t financing available, Call (90.1) ?754777 now or visit Trra .09n lot A'ta, U. S. Hwy. 1792, DeBary, 4Fla CLEAN AS A PIN! That's the way Roberts & Gilman Inc. Realtors L ongwood 123900 Country Club Manor Priced *24.750 for both l'W)ij5CS Call Geuge W illis Assoc , I270' Suncrejt. Front kitchen, 3 bedroom, I bath modern fur ,j nit vie, Gas heat in cooking. 2 c'oor refrIqert Situated on ;-- AND DEV$LQpMpy OF WILCO LAND 75*112' lot. -- 23 500 A -)750' Crescent, 7 btdt, front 6 rear, I3 baths, modern furniture. Gas furnac e and stove, 2 do refrigerator, Situated on bedroom. I bath. Early American furniture, Total electric, 2 door frost free refrig,ratcr. Situated on 11*117' lot. SANFORD THREE BEDROOM. 2 bath furnished. Has heat. air, terrazzo floori, awning windows, and an above ground pool In "a; I;" condition. Might be just what you're looking for. $76,000. income steps, carport, utility room, central' air., conditioning, land scapng and Sodding. 77M -IIA60* Crescent Front kitchen, Geneva Terrace Furnished ' . t1 3 BEDROOM. 3 lATH BRAND NEW NOMBI. PACKID PULL OF ALL TNt I*TIA5 YOU'D IX. Pinecrest HOME WITH INCOME - $4 DOWN VA FINANCING AVAILAILI One SANFORD ,'Your choice of the f011owIng for 0n13 : 515.900 (lnCtijdet lot). All models include 10 x 70' raised patio inc screen room, driveway, sidewalk DOWq O N 322.5641 THIS 3 BEDROOM. it, bath has hea t, air ar"j equipped kitchen with ice maker refrigerator, $77,750. In good condition. See Its 107W. 1st St Realtor, 323- 5774 2:00 p.m. "i Peoi Eiate flrker 204 N. Park Ave. )73$V0 119j111 TERRA ALTA SUBDIVISION - 817 W. 1st St. 131 1272 Hall Realty ADULTS NO PETS 116 2nd 5? its AGE 12 OR OVER '''.''i,i"t.,, ',',,!hddi hr. Week Top par. Call 134 360) 120 Down 117$ mo Clean be"lroom. I bath. W,ilk to shoppng & tno'p:tai A.%Il Qualify $16,200 9" 1973 MODEL Realty Realtor 60ii 17 Schult, 7 btdrms with 10 it Pull out section In living room, SC * OO' lot. Leisure World Mobil Home Estate,. Ph, 660 6061 at?, 8)o p m BOYS AND GIRLS ."kLi.c 0P1'ORU,dlry in maiagemont Person to assume responsibility as assiStant oroduct ion manager of the night '7fl of egg P(OCCSsing plant If y-tj hai, the Supervisory ex ptrienCc in irsdutry and Advancement fr FORKLIFT iAN MO PARKS, 1-7 3 Bedroom Trailers & AI 3 Adult parks, 7 I'imi'y parks 3515 Hwy Il 92. Sanford.. 323 5930; Day, Wk., Mo. - CLIFF JORDAN JOHN SAULS AGENCY 2111, O. A. S arilwd 223 7174 air, 373 04(5 eve. BROKER ASSOCIATr 11000 C'OwPJ, lika r 3 bedroom, I'; bAth. ki'..e,t e'tiuipped, wdtl IC v..jll carpet, fenced 522,300. %000 Roberts & Gilman Inc., Realtors Provsjm.'e Ptjii D,tton.a, Fioria $111 KULP REALTY i. Two lots, corner 13th St. 6 MVr I Ave. by owner. 1. B WiIIjir P 0 Box 335 LOxohithe, F ii 1)17(1, from CA. WHI000NSR., BROK t it 111 N. Park, Sanf ord 372 5991, Plights, 373 III? Beautiful 3 bedroom, I' bath home, convenient location, and right 'wice Payments, $160 monthly NO waiting to qualify 17 flEOROQMS. ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAI!K 754c Pars Dr 572 7$aI Pres ident BALL REALTY mo. 3 bedroom home, air, carpets, garage. fenced yard with all city Conveniences. Reduced, 519,900. Call now Phyllis Capponi. REALTOR Car,l A. Foster SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE 65 TV. Pad jo-Stereo .--.- .z 7.61 t . V , ",,I . ______ __________________ ' UNITED FREIGHT SALES has for sale to the public (7) 3 watt AM. Mobile Home Bank Repossession IS to choose from. $3123: '3 Dealer. Catco Builders, Inc. For Sale STEREOS Mobile Homes - ______ L. _________________ ' Misceflaneous 1301W. Fairbant WE TAKE TRADE S 12 Pealt, 377 1301 SANFORD 7137. GENEVA GARDEN APTS. WERE BUYING IT" so - S3 IS' GEM Camper, with 10 x 12' CaliBart Real Estate 1 Realt; p57)33 "BUILT FOR YOU ~ iiA*.I,'hA Aveat 1792 ?SICi L ' 1 °u u'.'anitcj 21 Hour Service Call 37779$ _________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. i Payton SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL w. Assume Pz pct. mortgage, Apartments Rent yard with dead end street. Ir mediate POSSeSSIon Pric, reduced to $33,500 I TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3771993 19195 French C.m . Sjnna,', 372 7374 or 372 Uo 30 134 7R1 Terms. IF you have 6,1$0 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us Show t'ou this 3 bedroom. 7 bath home Assume mortgage of ap proximately *9.6.50 at 41 Mrnthly rsayrnent only Real- Estate Wanted area, carpet, drape Household Goods seis (Modern 6 Provincial) with bedding $129; name brand box springs a. mattresses I.aI per sit, odd chest; & night stands available, Inspect at United Freight Sales. Warehouse Outlet, 1530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando Ph 1596791 Hrs Mon Fri 9 to to S rinii ,IVisiIablc - central heat aid air, dout I@ Oars". Extra largo fenced r in L8.1111 #r I I CO'IVENIENT 'o stores. ) loom. I bath, small lot. 112,900. Stemper Aqency __ Stocks. 134.7911 after 6, week days. Anyllmo weekends. 831 $772 TWO STORY I bercom on conic. I': baths, fireplace, large roon'i5. garage, only 513,300. Owner w ill finance, with 13.375 or more down .1741 I room turnishtd, Private entrance, bath and Prking. Call 3227780337760. 31 REALTOR 7 bedroom house, D31tona, Stove, refrig. 6 air. $150 mo. Call after 7 pm. 574186). Rooms for Rent $ 7 , - IMMACULATE 3 bad'ooms. 1' baths, Spanish Style with central heat and air. Large yard with privacy fence. $23,500 Terms $135 - ZIG ZAGS 'o - dude's lake prIvilege;. Sales price S16-500. with 79 pct. down Two Bedroom House pct. BRAND NAME Great RETIREE INVESTMENT' folding includes 3 attractve Will make nice residcne With good rental income, $71.500 LAKE MARY 1 lots 210' x ISO' ;n appliances, $133 mo, 574.7780 Fern Park RrOltO( CLIFF JORDAN PRODUCTION * *MANAGER* * Career Opportunity ii ..tr't ???P HOMES and APTS. for rent. From $100 mo. Call 423 7661. HOME RENTALS-broker-9 to 9. SANFORD, New 2 and 3 bedroorv townhouses. West 25th St. at Holly Ave Rent starts at 132.5. 3336461 Established land clear ing service in or 617 0890, Dettona.DeBary etc. included is a 6.32 A. C. Bulidor tilt blade, $10 74 Slop Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Convenient and charming, just completing I new 3 btdroom homes with garage, air and carpeting Located on a quiet street with lake breezes Walk Tc shopping and Schools. Low dawn pay ment.Only $22300 to 124750 ASSISTANT Spray Applicators Vnunurn call Jar re _______ a ! Will lie"c,hidrrii in my horne 7 I nice Receptionist, type some, answer plione, meet people Warehouse— OrIvor. good houri, 76-Auto Repairs. . ------------------------- good pay Stryice Station Aftindint, Full and part timi, Experience preferred. Apply in person Only, Valley Forge American, I-I and Stale Road 434 Trailers - air. Fully equipped kitchen 2 p.m. to Holiday House. 330 B. Commercial, Sanford. (merit Maintenance man, apart compte. Fern Park, 631 DRAFTSMAN Male-Female General kttchn, part time, hours daily. llto3. Apply In person after Salesman, neat, alert, personable. High school graduate or better. Can lead to your golden op poftunity II you have the Qualifications and desire for your future. Apply Zates Jewelers. Sanford Plaza. No phone calls, IS-Pets and Supplies Factory help wanted by paint manufacturer, 6 1:)0. Mon.-Fri. Located next door In Chose i-t'rtsliter, S pollits Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat Help Wanted please 61-Building Materials - Free parking, beautiful working conditions. No fee. Instant pay. Call Norrell, 7211 Lee Rd., Winter Park, 447611$ invest igator trainee National Ccanp,eny, lop Pay. Excellent fringe benefits. Must have clear record, car and ph-me. Phone 305 694 0761 Orlando. or 1001 Executive Center Drive. An Equal Opportunity Employer. ____ SFICN PACK a'; 6712 Till We Succeed! " BEST VALUE. - - TYPISTS-) needed immediately, Equipment si-Bicycles Yo-Swap Girls. Come loin the outdoor crowd end drive an Altmonf, Catering truck. Make as much as 1360 per week. Apply In person, 100 N. 1792. Cassetberry. 831.9236. Foremen * be hiluil czefenced in ftepltn mihotj conduit and table con struction Paid vacation and holidayS, tick lave WII4C0 CONSTRUCTION CORP. 1313.455. * Merchandise 54-Miscellaneous Woman, mature, dependable, with own transportation for housework and care for young man in wheel chair. 372-3998 41-Real Estate Wanted -- _______ We Dou t LAKE MARY, new 7 bedroom duplex, near SIC, Stromberg, Mag carpet, central heal 6 air. $330 monthly Income. Owner, 323 1617. CASSELI3ERRY_Over 3 years Of d, but loOks new. Farm style kitcp,, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. fo ,cr V, II', IN ZAYPI' PLAZA SANFORD CLOSE IN Lake Mary Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, family room, c en tral ar. Lease required. Mid Seminole Realty inc.. 831-1330 or 3225112 after 6 p m. '- * *WAITRESSES* * ORLANDO BUSINESS M,islgr CorncioIocjist Pay 60 Pct . Phone 372 $711 633.1919 AVON Real Estate Houses Rent N CLAIM IIWJ1;[ItI ..ivt a week r,snue, refrigerator Pricd from 178.500 57*300. VA & FHA financing Equal hOutinJ opportunity. Investment Property ____ 9 Living room sets (S piece) UI; 6 love seats U9. 13 sofa& SM to 1761; mISC, chairs, recliner;, etc. 2) bedroom sets $93 each; Ibedroom U ': mj. Unfurnished Mature kitchen help Wanted To buy c.r se lf, cIl: -- 32 Help Wanted - . ________________________ Male-Female _____________ LPH'S AIDES and houSekeeper. Experienced preferred. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. Irein . lBM. COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The demand for Qualified programmers Is q'e'a We will train you for this highly Skilled professiois & service YOU with emp'oyment at the same time. Ihete is no age limit, but You must be willing to start m mediately. Pr e vious exDerienc, is 'vv ruff ror y't pnt For Rent _____ 20 3467 aflef'!i.,ci,r. MEN & WOMEN 3S-Mobile Home Lots Help Wanted SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for deluxe adult community in South Seminole County. Must be unerneumbered, attractive', and enloy meeting people. Good secretarial skills- Six days work week, including Saturdays and Sundays. Fringe benefits. Salary open. Call 241 £151 mornings 13.1 Rent Unfurnished 32-Houses for my fathcr! He absoIutel refuses to say he wants a 'Big9ie Burqer' with an order of Vackly Fries'!" - COLLEQ ,~tos-_s Rent Furnished 311-" 34-Moh,le He rn e-, Female NEW HOMES* y'.' completing 6 be autiful ho,,,i'., 1 (ft (T', ( i'nr 1 .1 r o rder "I'll ,t'" Babysitter, 1 days a week, 3 p m U 30 p M. Must like children and be Reliable. Call 323 8517. ORLANDO BUSINESS Furnished Or rrH'::'r steady aiij reliable, Union Oil Co 604 W. 011 St. fur' 19 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished WINTER SPRINGS S ' -_ MINI and fruit trees. 3 bedroom, 2 bat III family room, only 4 years old. iLII this for only st,ioo. '69 Impala, air cond., KIN Take up Payments. Ph, 3723611 after 6 Fury lii '73,1 dr, vinyl hardtop, PS, PB, steel belt ed tires, tape, Like new, $2573. 323 0121 Si Income and 1967 DODGE MONACO, LOADED NOTHING DOWN, 'TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323, 6730, 628-1311. p M. Realtors Longwood .16 1100 B. 751h St., Sanford 722 6691 mortgbge, or put 5 1 pit do*fl on new mortgage. We t,AvC many many more, we can tell you about We arrange financing for thC home of your choice Call or stop by our office, open fill 8 p.m 1 a 1% '- 830-5501) 5608, RANCH IN SOUlI ll SEMINOLE COUNTY-Over S ri acre zoned agricultural, with for pond for fishing and nice she le tire;, blue, 12.000 miles Good Assume bank payments. Ph. $41 *307, Orlando, condition. Roberts & Gilman Inc 1966 Wildcat Buick, evqrythir, Power and everything works. Air Conditioned. Special, S'15 SHEI.LEY USED CARS, 701 F reiicr, Ave , 323 796.0 1912 Super Beetle, radiO, whiti wall 8 Autos for Sale 80 7 1 Ir 11 P ' 1141 j W, rri Bell, Assoc. Small I bedroom frame on approx .1 acre, $15,000. Terms, Owner, 3 r9 Autos for Sale Sacrifice. Your home there, will be Secluded yet you will have easy access to the highway, churches and Shopping Lake is ideil. for all water sport;. $79,500. Call Doris 'One acre lakefront, 4 bedroom .2 bills. Pasture for horses, 373 24? alter IO2 o'clock TAFFER REALTY 80 '63 Old; convertible, Good condition. PS, PB, needs little body work. Large Oak trees drape over this beautiful lakefront property, 100' on the laka, and over 800' deep, A i r, heat, paneled thl'Ought iut, carpeted, fireplace, 2 car carp in, _0vef' 2,000 SQ. ft. 372.1256. Make room for daddy. Have a garage ;ale with a low cost ,iis%lIifd ad! Sonsom - A RARE FIND BY OWNdR, Acreage and home on Lake Jessup, 3 bedroom, 2 bI th, ij by Art (:~ - 2803 Park Drive Days 3227217 2546 El Capitan, Sanford. Central fnCAt air, fully carpeted. Conven tsal financing 411.460, CRANK CONSTRUCTION A'.'iuniC , MAITLANO SANFORD REALTY r A o 3 bedroom, 2 baths 7314 and 3 bedroom home on 11 4 acres Am enitles are many. Self cleaning Oven, Intercom system, plush carpeting, extra kitchen cabinets, dressing area In master bedroom. Amole closets, oversized garage. Priced Mid SO'S for fast Sale. DAD'S PRICE . THE BORN LOSER Lots and Acreage 2 lots, each 100 x 130. $2000 calls or 53000 with terms. Ph. 3I9.5fl Keg Broken Sanford, Fla , Nights 323 Homes ROLLING HILLS 43 REALTY CO. 3230100 Kingsberry Urn.I" Stop " _____ Hous es for Sale ST. JOHN'S -_______ MOM'S HOUSE AT Workers apply in person t American Wood Products, 129 (nartes St. Longwood. Fla __________________________ CA WHI000N SR., BROKER lii N. Park, Sanford in 5991, Nights 3231187 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 111 Brand new 7 or 3 bedroom lonhousn. Choice location! No car needed for shopping, Schools cc churches. Wall to wall shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and central heatalr. Hurry' Theres only 1 of each. 333. 8661. RURAL HOME on large lot or paved road. 2 Beoom, bath, kitChn, dining, living room and den Very nice, Reasonable terms I bedroom, 2 bath with family room, w w carpet, central heat & air. Equity and assume mortgage, 517,100 at 7 pcI. 5151 monthly, Wanted-Welders and Welder's Helpers 37) 01.3 Houses for Sale DON HOWE Owner leaving state, must sac7'e, Drywall Hanger NeedS Experienced Partner Call 322 9$4 for Information The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1973-118 pct. Call BUY THROUGH OWNER, newh refurbished 3 bedroOm home fenced yard, 373 1701. REAL ESTATEr REALTOR MI 4791, DeBary6ôl 4.95 Wanted, Driveway salesman, mu also be able to pump gas. Sanford Sunoco Service Station. 1.4 and 46, 1226050. _____ old. 2nd sectIon, two furnished Ap bedroom. proximately *10.000 down, $77 46 a month, 520,5i0. year At .1ferald Ads Never ""Warm The Bench" They I Get ,into Action A, __ - - ____ _1111_-._~ 2309 YALE Well built 2 bedroom. I balls frame iiome. Newly painted. Only $12.50) with $1,173 down. Balance at I4 JIM HUNT REALTY 3332111 Dr 7574 Realtor-After Hours' 327 9281; 372 3991; 372 064 CORBE'IT Man for janitorial and yard work In Sanford area. Call Orlando $49. WI days; $30 795$ eve PIANO LES SONS 17 Week Chord Course Wester, 3 1)79 IS-Action Sports Deltona fooling Also-- ROOFE S HELPERS. Good aages, appIV In person to B&O Roofing Car panny, 1311 Seminola BtvC Cast.lhe,. Y. 31 Houses for Sale ii Houses for Sale - You! - WaIIpr Hanging PAUL SLATER Pro, essional WaIli.apeq 4 is'wer License d Residential. Commercial FrCe Estimates Ph In 61?) - WeIi Dring DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3' and larger, pumps. Sprinklers Water condttionr,, Ifl 4610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and jjjeS Werepain and siry., STINEMACHt,F 4, SUPPLY (0 2/ W 2nd St- -- 372 �DAUGHnR oar. MOO N AVSW4PISE . AND SET lNPUBux.II _I 11 . \ ~mk& - . . .. . - IV, t3l: ,.. r41,i~, ~. .~ ~N IN Agnew Probe Underway, f I Ii; Jury 0~ 'AVI 4. W.l,h Grip. $eø. Preserves............ 1,~i 4 . 0 . - ~- 7 .A $' , - ; I . .; 111 -4 1! - . - SAVI 44. Svn,,l - _-'r,aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiallill -A~iiiiiiigz~l~ ' I !& - 1'111~~ `~""` Milk - M 17 Tall Cans , 1i .4. $119 Beef Liver 129 HotDo ;': $9 Sugar 5 i ---- Hostess Hams .. S.tf 14 3 es ' •t ci 1 . - 39L ':' ': - % I .. * - I ; n mr* P, - 1- &1% -. - I. I 'I - 01- "" I . . . . - . . - , ' . ___. AS& - i- Ifea r I - , rI F It I . • . V . 0 -N& I • •• ,, so . . . ... . . . .,. . Pvsv* Swift's I . f h . • •••• I 9' S 1-1 illfillfi - :, :: , I-I 1 1.4 1,._ 4 i 71 7 Ground Beef Plus •,... 10 99' k.t.hsiu-n,,% Do r fman g146049 I ... 119 Alsistant State Atly.- IN S'ewnian EXTRA P* lb. 9 Baked Beans . . . . . . . . • • .' f l avor" Cole Slow . . . . . . •" D,Iigt..,!,,,h.N.d5 59c Itifferin Tablets I00-cf. litsi 49' -:-----'--:-::------• IT T -w • ctss,Ils AIIVI A ,) 1,41 . 0 ~!,.! - I I III - •,, ,,,, •' . . i.;v ~! , ;%4 0 ! .: -. r t. Vw , Pu&n I -," .- - L " - J103 Whole Kernel Corn . . - . . 1. ts '. is 11. .I . I?,, I II 6 - I 4, -~#"- 41. * I N. Stamps I # ( sonits Palt Do- alien Cleener 1001.t, Pork & B -i Golden Bananas 4 . . * , .2 : '' ' '":::::::::::::::::::----J A-i Sauce $ - ..-. - j r-pç ""k ei peppers r " : . . . . . . .. . . . '• S#.wsa Plump Eggplant . 0 9 of 0 0 .......... HAI & Fwi~ Al Drange Julice 0046 - • _11 A M11111111111111- .J01 4 J $•• io -- . ...- tIon•• O,W-5`17002`hpu~a.. •, LO . ., /s Sharecl an ;; p .............•,I -' ; '' , , directed towards this desk, and liii humlil) grateful for your constjerations Those where thne permits, 1 Pound coke '1) ii) ... , /t , .-_ _~ .! lcIpatit'n on my part. -- .:::::::::---- - windexalve Most - SO -- I '• i ", 4 !be most hilarious certainly has to be the latea( from ____ pleasure i.iI - -. -- a Pager to alcrt tlicii' to any (Herald Photos By Bill Vincent Jr.) __, a - i ______________________________ ti -- . I ON r - . - rnorke~S I 1 n ~ E -t_ ,~.--1 .~ - _ #`- ;'-F7 . P! sA ~ -I to 700-ft. tell ' '' -------- : -p ' .. - ti . ., - - #;k L~ _-- -., ' . - t IN -- .---_- - * _TF_- . - - , ur* .Is itqlarged the doctor'i '.ith u&edjc4d negligence uggtsted that their actions caused the 6)y's death by filling his lungs with bloody fluid, The Florida said if eniergency team had jpjectetl adrenalin into eart-, "You wmid be Lit you didn't do that to a patient in extreML,;, that IS, near z!e~ith frwa heart stop. After reading the first graph to __- at . SECRETARY WARNER drop ar. to the icene not Douglas Slenstrom, said the plan to exercise eminent domain in obt2ining the Rarkely Woods site for an Altamonte School was oceeding slowly. Stenstrom painted .% bleak picture of the condemnation proceedings, saying it was an extremely involved process and tmy take years to emiplete. The board passed a motion to discontinue Yesterday's high - of rain. Partly cloudy through **::.:::% Friday with thundershowers likely Complete local wea ther story constrUction of a new fleet of super- .*. submarines. (Page 2A) -_ _I._._-=- KJSSINGF.. It Sdt S agreement OH H Alliance conce" th cause success ... "break a leg" I think it's :bsolutely ririreles. :X. X % -' I Area deaths , >. ar sn _______ - . . - - -_ - - - - RA I I D . ' '" _________________________ .-,., - ____ -_ - H\ OLLAR DEVALUATION, American soldiers are sending their wives to work in West German factories. (Page 7A) I '' !-. z. . , Middle School. Nest week the board will approve or deny requests for bus stops at Indian hills, Apple Valley and Washington Oaks. The board also reported it Is conforming to the law recently passed by the state legislature which makes it mandatory to have a school advisory board report to the school board. School Supt. William P. Layer said Dede Scha(fnr, president of the County Council P. TA, will begin formalizing a school advisory cornniittee, which will then be approved by the school board. The board also agreed to add two classrooms to Casselbrry and Rosenwald Elementary schools. The classrooms will be constructed in the cafeteria of each school and the cost will be about $4,0oo for each school according to Layer. Layer also reported ,Cwt it will no longer be up to each individual school to fund a summer recreation program. He said it will no become the responsibili:y of the city and county commissions to fund for the summer Programs out of revenue sharing monies. Layer said he has sent a letter to each city informing officials of the new approach to the summer recreation program. - -i ''. -_ - _____ HIT The board also approved a number of new bus routes and postponed a decision on other routes until board members can check out the routes themselves to determine 11 they are needed. New bus schedules will include the interior of the Springs and the Spring Oaks subdivision as well as a stop at the corner of Pine and Gum streets and a bus stop at the apartments on East 436 for South Seminole tiutiiiuL against public pressure on the Soviet Je cost of education - "Polish formal continues to rise, education will dungarees; anyone caught become as expensive C US P wearing a tic t'alI tie thrown ig norance, (MIt." turned in a recommended budget for their salaries at the meeting two months ago lind did not know that It was accepted until some time later. '* SENATE VOTES TODAY on slowing N vy's x- 'st one of 1 Lain this column it's Offensive. let me offer you a T111111 VIRT I t The bus drivers countered , ere summo,,ed 'Ii _as nc!_ .!.f °w if there's the Borrowed Ok- following from the weekb news bulletin of fl _ SMILE OF THE WEEK The best safety device in a car is a rear-view mirror with a At least 60 bus dri vers turned out to make recommendations to the board and to hear what the board pcoposed. Following the first reading of the pay increase p the 'drivers MCA out of the m ee ting and held a meeting of their own and reported they found the recommended pay Increase satisfactory. Board Member Davie Sims said he was disappointed that the bus drivers waited two inonths after the budget approval to register dissatisfaction with their salaries. - — .... a 2A) e..., (Paue great seal of Poland (it looks like an o v erflowing garbage can, I belleve.) about to inc lu6e the drivers' first check of the school member escaped Injury t2:30 p.m. tWAY when their small plane crashed east of Seminole Plaza Shopping Center near QuTiage tUll subdiii . Ion In South Sentinole. Sheriff's deputies said the plane didn't catch fire on Impact and Federal . .... ..' school. - Casselberry Police reported a pilot and crew- .. the very bottom of this - • Bulletin _-__ the condemnation proceedings at this time In order to find an acceptable alternative to provide a site for an Altamonte elementary I The Seminole County School Board acquiesced Wednesday night and granted a di tria pay raise for school bus driers. The board indicated the raise, if approved at s show up in the driv October paychecks. le rpo.sed pay Increase will raise starting drives-s' salaries from $120 to $2.6o per hour and salaries for drivers with maximium experience from $3.67 to $3.90 per hour 11 :.-'- was fired after urging cosmetic distributors to stopdreaming about money and start selling. ~.-':' NAVY -.-' .. ~.* ' 40W M(IYbe' n.fc.av a Herald Staff Writer , 00ctbh' tr)* to inject adrenalin l a ftitile attempt to CUBAN AMERICAN Y. prompt the question from ionwi of in), Polish friends, "What's a . aise (onhtrlpe(1 Burns chart'es tha (13 iwau aitw,i :' (Page 5A) a reen§tamps , ** -- , ano goo point . forks will be allowed during the : appealing aenues •'-.- ,, ____ Obviously, these invites come to us in many different and JWGree'nStamps 0 - Many are In conflict with s atni pn t iuth p ir Digest ..., ~" .." A FORMER Glenn Turner inicsions' "1 ' P !,r ' ,ion P! - 4) Sa;:L,;, SANFORD PLAZA -- c reenStamps I - •. r:T'i---*TU Corn Muff in Mix ...... 3 Plied A' - andGets ---- + . '"• _____ S*A * 14. trk, 19 34 1 . $1 A. Hilarious - - - .1") to 2. O P. 111. ddsc s. he men v. emergencies which occur. . "perhaps caused by a blow to the upper abdommi, - _____ of Stanley Karpininski, the famous Polish Kamikaze pilot I WGreenSta . - — - - 10 low sat.,, --- . i; = Crisp Cucumbers....... .. bc I ,, saferd-pirvit4i froth there are certain rules to the games' MORE THAN Itecal Kill Beef Stew , Vienna Sauo e the school's law enforcement program. The two (bottom photo, left to are rank Brewer and Michael D. Curtis who man the department s emergency helicopter, "Rescue One." The crews work 24 hours a tiuy for three days straight and then take th ree days off. During their '1 died of pulmonary edema— -_ News polski 19 ~"l : : all Duftb Sweet & Sorr Dressing ... " 4*9I 39E sloob folitto 00.0filef I 29' : . '.- .'.p-.,...•.•..•' sell, - Crisp - Carrots • . - 9, ) 3"" Au Gratin Potatoes ...... ;'&so 3 9' - V,V P!, T17. _____ Sliced Mushrooms ..... Munwich Sauce . is is o is 3 o:s"f 11 -' right) Wednes(Lay, however, Garay revealed he . Oglesby Brock blasted Geti'c ----unronscion;ble," Brock said he Supreme Cowl order T David Burns, and said he r autopsy repo rt in the sieeking a contempt of courr filed a motion In circuit court The angry prosecutoi, citation against the Bartow Wednesday, and Plans "to preparing the Middle sicbmi student. defense attorney for discussing spe nd today trying to get a Geter's Oct. 8 trial in the dea th State Atty. Abbott iierr evidence. Judge to give me a hearing.,, ofl2-ear-oldWIiliamoglesby, Brock also said the publicity said if a judge accepts the Indictment (t-r first degret, atid arraignment to gain a contempt motion, Burns will felony m in the case has been such urder against G the state might move for a preliminary hearing for Geter have to appear and "show 14-year-old suspended s n! grounds that no pmf of a cause" why he should not be Middle School change of venue, adding "this is on th-, not Kuntslcr territory—there crime had been given. But a found In contempt, . charging Geter with causini are certain rules the game," state supreme court case he Lnarglng "thlsguy's(Burns) Oglesby death during a fI In a reference to famed defense cited as precedent has been attacking the evidence W and stayed by a federal appeals nobody's ever seen" attorney William Kuntaler. The Brock pte''lmlnar Catfing Burn's statements on cO urt. and the itati-attorney's cited news stories printed by Claray stated the autopsy findings of office has said it will not earlier this week in which died report from shock due to aOlgesby blow .Seminole County medical liminary Burns challenged medical to the kidneys, a find'Ing Bum-, exaininer G. V. Garay "alinost hearing be held without a U.S. evidence from the preliminary was finpossible. < .... For those who are upprehen. sive, it's a relief to be told that 2 •% thePollshRedCross wjljbe on !,.. standby to assist all survivors , ~ following the "attitude adjustment period" which will feature to 'PolIsh Pop." 100 " . lawyers in their homeland, take a crash "~ ' *44 X Tomato Sauce . 31' Gv..sO,.,Wh.I.., I Tropiticl fools ?-let Snack Crackers ,--.;/ 0 -. ___1 s*vtj. '••• 5 i •.... ...•...•,, Grossit Rcllic# 20-08 Tomato Sauce ..... 3 1.6.6 C.4'1ii) IQ J S - I Tomato Paste . .. . • • 5 - IVO ORANGE COUNTY Sheriff's Depitties "drop in" to classes at ourmes a week studying Police Science in nrin terr i• tory- Iii's e .,, - .44 IiIi . In ___________ .. . Tomato Sauce ti liffiP WANTED ONE OVER-SIZED PARKING SPACE : Ia ? ; z lir 0 W I I V- • 4 -1 P.I,vi, of&2 fsk g : - $ I _40 - _'. K _ -. __ . t_ _ - 41 - I .-, -7 A -. . : 7_Z ~ i V _ ! ' J-. -- *-_1, *_ . of 1111114'I(GreenStamnslll 'Golden • counl, a-ftlalwas-04" LSdI Potato Salad Fruited Gelatin ,_ f- : I I 4iPrisin( tamps • I rewi V1 I Samuel 69' •.., tefte ; I I __: The Getcr murder case turned Into a bitter "lawyers battle" -tQday as ' 69 1b. -, - - -_-;_ -_ —_ — I-Qu Of u Heral.d Staff Writ" Pi PIESTEA INSTANT TEA n _ __ A 1) F 0 .1.p*.. ,.., . ...-4 ......... 7, - "s' w.. . &X"lliAA",Iii."k:.,i,-$..Z..IiI - Vt K•s.y if Cooked Salami York Sharp 89' Blue Cheese ............ 45 ss*Is.7Ip ShcedMuenster ..........i,' 63 Cottage Cheese ........ .1p• 94 ,.,•, 89c i- . ---I,-#- I- 100-cl. Pill. . - p o . : : $ TU$i)? $lK• New Im,.r,C,p, lb. I -ISir 11 —.--,-- J____ R~j -.-4.- - • s 0 7iA — finNXW.I. OVI OWN SIANDI Dtil.ai*us Half & Half Cream ...... '"" Its 44, I Preasivom &*@.*I,,, " -It'* B 6 f e ; L _ ~ N wo ven 48C - - -- Sn..hf.,t C1.b . " Margarine . "Y1 &. Kosovo 110risippolif 14b. Miracle Margarine Erri4ra Tasty Grated Parmesan .......... a V -: : :: -3i C4$MpQ, Soft 1 or, le . 99 4.0- -. - - ' - .- - .- ;. - :., C .-44*11ugl;tiltilittlifitlil'U,Iglil.i;;;,;,,;Y;:k*.I,,.t)..,t :. Nil Eiiigllsh Cut Roast .0.P"04 wI4 t- % - ' _________________ Pot oast = . ers - NT , ,two WV - INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN $ ii.. .. rs CHEER Pius s 32.oz _. I SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROT[r-4 GOVT T I • ) - RC,Nehj ,.-- - . -,--. - _% _-2--_g~ ____ 90 ff -_ -_I = . -. - . Agnew's lawyers huddled lia, p)epdeit innocent to 39 . .l,z'-. r I- Cresceant... - aw .x'. rim WIN on 56C 65 : ... 1W.V ____11 X II iumorevuni)ex. ir client's position after Speaker conspiracy and has branded the Cdl'! Albert, noting the matter charges .i result of 'coerced was before the courts, reje'-ted and perjured testimony." ,.,-''.I!!Ilfp.,ItlljolllvllooF'...''p 1, iIIt.. I IhursdaY, SePtelllt)Or 27, 1973—Sanford, Florida j,,117' - - I — VIM- .. I, . k C-le-ppe I V : L il - _ • king site pig - I a F - . PILLSOURy'S r IL .I :, . ee.~~ 11 4, ~O,II IV, . I 1. ; spiracy ta%ls lie has labeled all At;nøur . charges against hUn as "dam- ecutive when Agnew was elect- ~1,,l 'i 4, : - ~ Kley Club or I. r --- # ty - Ij ...ry -V. _____ , ___ -11 ___ - --- --- 'i_i p ;_ . ov, , Old Milwaukee A i- A- __*__ IvLh C -.a - _' - _- Lr 11414 e . '.- 0~ I" ' ' ,_ 1J~11 I "-M S a l ,- I e ~;i . . i: . hall gallon II, . "I r. ' STAMPS! I I I SIRALTEST-- . -LL F V O . ,1 IR S , .. _ _ .= t-- -! ' =vji , * %_ ;. i ;~k ,rpI "I . - , fJrrt -- __!_ - U. So Do A. -liz _________ $125 Smoked Mullet =Sit __ __ __________ ~ , "I I - ,i;t .-ra - . .__# ,~~, - i ph . S..h.d Inst. \ -- - r B Codfish Fillets . . . . .. . . . . . !I - - AtJ tI - ., - . - __ — J-1_2 % 4i 1 _______________________ •,.j r, • - Ak.Wor - ph, ia idi 39 . own investigation of charges P 4L — — lib $ ......a..... Ring Bologna 14-08. * 85 . ..... Ou..M.1.,, ',rks-' 'I" 4, I /-Y L Lil $10' , Vilest Ham Steak - - I ple" 29c . . . . . . . . of it investigatio %"P" I Instant Coffee Oscar 39' individual HoddocL Fillets . 69c . tu.j flut, Bathroom Tissue i.,,, Oscar Moyf., g folly ,w,,.,.. - I __ P49. S iced Bacon ___ T. S. - ''' Representatives to conduct completely blocked off th e courthouse corridor leading to Maryland disqualified themthe grand jury hearing room so selves because of their friend. ness rels. came and went. tionship with the vice president, It is expected that any hearThere were reports that th federal rosecu tors handling ing on an injunction would also consider the Con.stltutlonaht) the n sere serf nush I I ,. C(Ifl1(ieI114 fl . Atty. Gen. Elliot I.- luchard. the grand jury In order to speed son hasn't decided this ques. up the probe. Should that Atin ; I I %. "is V" Y 1.11111. UIC happen, sources said, presentalion of evidence could be corn- grand jUr) will be used, for the timebeing, asanin%estIgatle pleted within a week. 59c . . . . . . . . . . Agnew's appeal for the 1lou dlctrnert, ,r I Brussels Sprouts ........ - I - Fruit Crunch that evidence point to an inthe law ) era might go to court to argue that a vice The possibility still existed, however, that Agnew's lawyers ITIOI1* hi, f, 0 up If- t 59 c 5AV IO, Pill,, C herry, Slweq,r1. Apple !, leveler or Dinner Style "iT . lI•. oword)olssso*,# ofeign ,, I 25c Peanut Butter ;' . . . .... . . 1"s % iant Salt Free Peanuts Pr.nitu,,, it, •v 1. r4jq •••• a ,•, That effort never materialized, 5 ugal president cannot be indicted un. against him, dent Spiro T. Agnew in a wide. Precedented investigation of al- Process at some future point, III he Is impeached. spread tangle of political cor. leged wrongdoing by Any legal blocking effort a vice but potsibly not until all the ruption. The grand jilry session began would have to be decided by president of the United States. evidence is heard. Ilene should anild the same overwhelming U.S. Dist. Court Judge Walter uItpreutions that have Hoffmanof Norfolk, Va. He was su wv wsi iwo sessions of nameu 10 flandle the Agnew SAY! tO.. 5',fr• vpi. cit 0 Brown 'N Serve i n + ue. ni. uwt ,•••• P r'ci l.f ç Dr \ - r t - - . G %Mw%qu • • • • • • • • • • (lppySm.sth or Cr,sky $103 ' K e a e e 3 'c :Po to 89c ........... 59c ~, f'. .303 ter IN 1W - Swift's Premiums Asst Sowsogvs , r. SAVI 10c. Ottion $prey Whole Ot.follied -> Swill 6 Premium TIW-T.I,d., Evercanm , -. __________________ , quaff "I. 59C PruneJuice Sliced Bacon . . . . . . . •. . . Br.ikfast Club :" =-1,A -1 ~7_ - Cranberry Sauce . 31c dc*y Thru 111111,11-1 _____z, I 4 -` ~_ ~ ". I 1". I I '7 - I Only an eleventh-hour effort special federal grand jury to. b} Agnew's lawyers to seek an day began hearing evidence al- Injunction against the inquiry legedly involving - Vice Preal- could have stonned the nn. '°'49c ____ - - BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) -A jolly it . Hearing Evidence 0 - 11 I - J4FiJL. /i A 1 $ I - I I 2A Lnt tat 3A Ilospitalnotes fl4lle ; V?t toc Dr.rane ........... 78 Editor i a l comment.... IA IV t ' - . ±' --v "kj~_ t - . - 6B 3/i 7B411 ki: 11A ti A -4=:, - -_ ; - - -. - 5A ~ GB A BREAK IN THE ACTION " - Board members and audience relax (Herald Photo by Mark VeIntz � 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 26, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3196f91d168301ab82905fc9ed525440.pdf 7f05090e27dd85a98236a23deb754b58 PDF Text Text SB- The. Sandord Hera le, Tu"da. A00 14, 1973 A % ". -4htot, 10 - - - \ntr I. W1IIt I I i it.I!t. . li.'Llt) iiisisli'tt ll a -S.. a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIN P, _- -.' t'.ease Ituit baffles medical t)JiCk%tard ilnV.cver, the most tragic '...ould play. swim, read. tall .).it tors, ps thologists and &% problem is in communication. .,nilacknoV. ledge people ant t acher It's a 24-hour-a noises around bull. :t.tdicht' for parents Its ,live% tlon't seem to understand Often. People v.tio dont knot'. thc we anti hear. s.ntcttiing most people have (ti. things Bobby is autistic think he is that to problems relating have 'tvvr heard of or knot'. ten just - a ,spoiled brat,'' his other people. They completel) t) i.xnit. their mother e x plained. "The to ttwnelves out Its been tagged "autism" — ton'.' V.ontk't V.tl) I just don't V.allop puzlin disease that Icep it, environment Uubtmy would be stanting at taut The) Just don't understand it titus, all children, in a world thu other end of the room — or and s.omctunes the looks you of their own, 'ott." his receive really hurt" Ttwy are children apart. rut t'vcfl right next to But the Bottles just turn the off frrini normal lift' because of father said. "andwouldnot turn other cheek. They keep hopunt. hen you called to turn V. around their handicaps ['iruifl'. . a r;is ot hip'. c.uunei siniche'.'.. sarncttbetT the ke'. ld;' tiotsiti is tears old. __1 1$ 141 - To Relocate 0 C S ANFORD MOTOR - ttaiching A\D RETUR'. I' &M It tILMI\ clitfilrb 414 ir&t I 1 "a Rubber bile, a vehicle fin iiiinving things wt lie also admired way Etzrlichrnan stood up under the along WA.SIIING7X)N ,, D, C. — MY "An automobile is as safe as questioning. Virginia Barnes. 24, of I,outsfeet felt glued to the floor and if.s driver — there are some g xl drivers and some' bad vile, Ks ,said that Watergate my throat there %4 its Li lump etmn 0 John i dent's aide, had Just sent word there have been bad drivers - ar, Pedro. soul "lit- wanted in his playpen all do) am We net lIla'. with hi to . rn hIUghIt an'. thing tt :15 ttith hUn.' lie walked a little lair It co ~p V. 6 , ' 1 ounk that the polit.1clam I'm 16 years old, aril I had missing the point come to Washington to watch "There are a lot of highly are beginning to see that the public is going to look (Wi('C at 4 (-(ItTut' isrid do better ''' Washington Prid ask other young people at the hearinp if -I think r1rhchman is abstilutely correirt, even though I becaLL%r thile Twit ") Mr. Ftirlichmar. said the same (he) believed what Stractutni thing on national television as dLsagrt'e with everything he stands fur," John said. "Tue part of his closing statement to said. Watergate bearing has mail) Sonwtns John Ehrlichman the committee. Someone else asked Mr confirmed that smi ha ve to be heard about V.h) I was there During a lunch rt'cvss of the Wilson when Ehrlic-hman had part of the political process m bearing$ Ile asked alit to coline TAritten his swernient about order to have an) input at lilt - John and other young people up to the witness table under youth*'IAst night," Mr. Wilson m plied. 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Wage rlt".'.i' of (ii' !;ute,t disasters tact uli1ii ui'. li,sr) iituadtitpo'u',ia tit get / foriui ition ahou Ixiliti'. ii tipc \4 tWS %1tL1 lk 129 u. 147$ (if X A Yti IA \I I I I DI HAl ('01,111, itilt's t GAl 6010 SIAL ' ATAW8A 349 st 49' ", ,_., 534' -, - CORONET BRANDY 1 4 .. flu' Ii'. s.ststiild him '.'.'' U kiter ire a fraid Ill FBI 1415 1'. '.n utis uI'.'. 0 Iiu, I'll I I lit'. Iluiwukr ii r de,ar u hi's. _. I :. thicig "lit o'.u, it is iii t'tclushnsg ' id if that's tlw ( "e should have t,ur.'iu suit given lit . .saucy cotimitentury at 7 111,111. on :~. Xe - Is_'Iiht on a f lilt- still's'.'- I il'iiMII (Iassifs&'ul aist'. 'n,i, La auuzsiing ,:, ., this ' 2A IIt e and gone I,esh is everything Mi: Sally woulmI like to k' Of course, :: uh1: ' they '.:" ii '.ti'lt't) ,IV ' year business nationwide and has franchises I'm Count-.. Florida, It, tither t"vt c!.~jion iction the cunutussion Skylab Trio Asks For Work U to UUI ;J)F tour 'lIlerIcJnI!IluI. cuiiip.ictsedans for staff cars this sear instead t re-guLir size '.:ars I. oliiUU_'sSioflt't (or'Iun Ytkyer }wituetI through thu. ' hange that avp.irentiv will (lit' parks and r.'re.itioii de'portm.nt, utility s a ' un tukt to plain 'lii cviuipkung a nIl *4ay trunwri. 4Aed for ma.. work iboarif their orbitini,; labur-atus- e".e'il if it meaint even it they were ''I a political and pirstindI nature r I. ,i, . Cjrriutt and Jack It •'tt also announ'.,,e'tJ tJi.at imc of afout 30 'mnn:iuw eggs " ,'t th'. teaiutianud the No j 1:1 .01 to the bureau at the time, Out' ['Ill ufftt'uail said hoover di'n'a'd that his team was inna ture to t stry petsidenit the iiti'. shed late 1'aesday night. 1')H, 43tr04%4*U(3 to their 19th day In 'ipae'e today, scheduled ittedical tv.iLs aiki htw,s vif uo- L*t oath now an official with serving the swu with teie'tk'upe Ilirpsit.u. _-~ud it gattwrvd Lnfor. not have been used nuta'ni u.'n st'tW'iI'. and in- camerwil. Beim aLbu plawk-0 ,,,) Us a ulunuevei'inl. t,ktvte'r lust'.".. — III. - - "v1i;J-u .3ft 14113 (VL11C CtV.Lt on a use instead pl,wuwsi .-,ic,,', Lit, $ tucissiaru, 0(fttjJs k-tided ,tu tucsdam that the rippled Spuilo terry e-?ult flu'... t SkIab would bt' .mh.'[lean, s_;arrtutt 41',! I '..iiu back to 5 it earth. doesn't nt-ed her husband's oi- parviit's C0Il_ sent to obtaill if legal abortion in tile f irst lilt, I niotuttis of pftigfli$ ,)cy . (Page 5A) liii- Monniung Nt's'.. or inglon reporter, wrote lit to- wted Liter," the official report- civil Li St 01111111 sliced bread. uimt't "Their man just wilked in the iltx)r. Knoil,les said. -I &n't contict thern. NlAybet,he" read the herald 'nit Iv two weeks ago about litics It taii t,'r '.uimtu t*rst'tl uimnitt-r i'u tn' t''. sale lit 'unit e ltu'.''. c. It i4ittwul timi bad ;I case heartbuitri has been thrmAn oil the garbage heap for his. Sally ~: QUJuri, (lie biggest thing since' appeal isti ttxl t II I \h M 'Ill :' St tS ice "Ii' it- ir - lilt- Clucakto Tribune imA,li,iller relx)rted. - the "new "('WiMurning Ne'A ", ~; ', refu"' Imestigation tip gather in- sent titforniation of a livi-sotwl %i,I%v%I Ili puliucal surveilLirk-iii .ippros .ul Li', I rid'.is (50 (1X( lhij)tli)US to st Vet Speaking ot u onuniuniration I liistc Oil) of s'u b'.. ii watching hung 'at a private side pickup by the city and tit least a W per cent department and wi'ikv detectIve th~tsion. Po - .: on feasabilit : m ~ u., AIL skytab 1 c-uniun.md.r 1an t,I'ct'tI('( 1 AIA'ANI(IN'FE S1lltlN(;S officials exlwct Mail$ , Against Ir sin hise ' " AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH ' '"- '114P ~::: liii (hill A'Sl)() 111(1 s '.s (lub s.us It still 'itt i federal Juligi st ho hat red radiI) '.111(1 U It sisioji coverage (II I1II swearing Iii -.% "' - ('mint',' he"in 1 t Ipre-sea son Iootl)'III tOthiS• i '.IC 12,$) in Tuesday franchised private garbage collection or curt ' ' ' (011111 91%;e an initial C2 savings plus Iliwit-ir Moilre said lilt- altvi-nalives are to Kit to owrlitingcost.s I!,. ivuller cars will be u-wd by ::' . icnmuiiissiontr's lockup Even tuitli urlaide puchup the' city ois. ration still titus u tin anti ip.ittd 135(101) di. fit it _________ ' Isniusults told Knowles revealed he has already cut out a re(pic-,ted additional garbage Packer and crevil sil 'U'. i-'. •".''i' UU'IKVL It (1,'. it'. changes triti, backyard to curbside ''8 files• oll E'wing Garrett ing 20 years for the slaying, s'.i','. lie's serving he pointeti -r ciest 4-ssav , * detailing Ilie val intirder of if Sanford recluse ' and how the dxunit'nt got IntO ('(flirt '.t'iitr itt mfttr the first sear . • In %1e'W of tcrrutit. costs I think the city can sati' money bs .i'.n1ig to eurbsitle pickup," surtc City Manager Warren Knowles salts -the must tx- changeti or the its iuiust ) i~vl out of tile duscbusin& I 'i has lit, Intention of voling to go to private gartsge pit hop '.'.tiik lie's on the commission. -Thv~ could Pull outif %%V coul(in't negotl silt.'.'. - ,.,il problems in the refuse departmert utizeni,'u objetti will be less than two sears .Ii') *hCfl IAt' tried to go tim cum'bside. Monday Kn ut'. t5 resealed St. '.Servtces Inc -•- I luncheon.s. dinners and various :~ , * (1511. f unctions as a sptaktr ClIkS RMOUTH - - thr-It'll ' - - i off. Its not t.agnant but is slower." but I think ttt sticiuld host uptn ntiinds Mu)or leo \l,or.' iuiiul (ilcuiml'etiont n A. S 'stc'(l asahan dec lared lit lO'.) ——— Il 95 ritarket I ferl the city's Rrowth rate is leveling have postponed consideration of ruiti.'. ikp.irtiuunt iii fear of contracting for gartuigest'rvst't' depending 'fl the outcome of the sort t'.Ic, stiirt Ionda) b> S(,A Services inc of tl.t.s_ .Jm%kvr, 111.1116 1111ring . if i,oing to curbside garb.ige pickup, Sanford city 1 vioudy 'llcurs&lis i ;aanth rcoleru:i a M5.(W refuse divisi(in budget until a G.nutimsj, ners noted thlit onev the munc,. i4itionwide firm completes ,I survey next week. squeeze eases the growth rate will uwream ant'l Commissioners may cunstde'r disbanding the the city WOuld again face' the same chronic labor % ... VIVA BURGUNDY, CHABLIS, ROSE 1.91:7285 .M. =.-, '- - ..I I I Aoso ". it, U.'- pr'-&nt S,J ) ditional p.tker be.ause due to the more,, ti mnuni5sIra'r% itnuilt' (he investigatin Nixiiui sIt'. itia Ili cited ttus a principal the' tclt'vit,'.sl Senate Watergate ivahinm , herself available to ,,j,,,_ , I I: clet'e'nt effort to it feet tb' people Is State Sin ion Vu ib.on tttto u'ridur'cl Momiihtsy's (.'. Ito I'. ROSE 0 ANJOU 229:24 BARCLAY GIN - rote I ictOttutli iii ulmtiLipusttd$J s,*A)deticit.'.en , - H 'TCifiliiFRAuMILcH 219 349s ,rr,tw ant noit - - I $9 YtHIRRY IMP D(NNLRK I 99: 23 88 ,;::;'— WINDSOR , • - 0 DONNIT RIO BLONDE n White lIt)USt' iiuvtivenient innocent and didn't \%.I'll(. ill(. account - is COUNTRY III OF FRANCE 11,1 i'm U humid Staff Writer I)'. in ttlio siitl lit n'..r News , ( I Itt t, II I - " 24 95 'V PAIL ANGELO CHIANTI 199: 77.95 .. &IL ' ZS Sir 1 - VOILA IA PSAisZO VON 1111011 I'Iltimoole' Springs I 0fl9*OOd *H w 17-92 TORRES SAN VAUKI1N , Iferald Photo by Bill Viricent O • (L-11 by citilig an Investigation he ..... ........ -.: .:.:.:::: '.'.htn Mr. Nixon fintstut's lrautting up Ins latest ilit I,iii,_self in • BEAU SEBASTIANI ' sthi. .l' To Franch*ise Garba e? C1 Nixull sought to cope with the corn t all send er on a mission to tic' Ann'. niu iii ROSE 1110111 — l-_ ___. ast eset satis % shopping in are drawing up every day he I. — 219 IH"f)lte (:onflrlui.'(f 1 huN ) 'hJ..i'' the Iiyaciflth' kru'p rolling in. Kfv)wlcs said he deleted the requested .oll tlu'. .sftt rtui'.nis liii I it I '.0 II It ru Il('. •:, KENTUCKY l 5AN VAPTIW RHINE .omnnuissar) rlomnt of a list of corruption as long ats the list of shortages we :. M'i HA'. - 17-92 the THIS WEEKS BEST WINE BUYS'' 34 A tiNptptTLtpl c.)'iTR.) LID .5 'Ii (lILA' .5A1'. ON'.v AC'. a -115 — ~ ~ -1 W 2 ~_ f-71-0 306=~ ~ =E~30 -W ~~ Facing $35,000 Deficit I', rIm ips 8 SV$ So,49o,tani "d3m I 12 YIN SARULJ Bt..AtiJO1AI 298: 3495 YA Aucording tip Die Iferaid's spon%e %4ill tk- follo"ed Ill fill. tub,'.'., ''riot ilses astw'ad bs other public ,%en a can of Sliam" ,urrently .., I),, isle. VODKA HEAVEN HILL VAT 69 GOLD souts UK 1101111 T.011"ll CIA MARY L. BAILEY 134 9212 C.s.c(tiet ry HILDA RICHMOND 661 S&7 Dc Itona ''''; - 11AA511 11 Sanford PATRICIA RICH 534 9211 Atfarcirsie Spr ru'. F ore-st C ity 104 '."."" UII' IDUS J 'it 4.49'" s_— " lutes t"111111? "Waal 0 I 11 10% t - I-Rff-r - -- shelves, .Ind shoppers are 1-he first will come on Mon. Itain vrolgibility w I greeted with signs reading (lit), Ili New Orleans, where lilt- Imlay am 'I bursday ;Ili(] 20 per 5rr no more beef tent tonight. itsd President is to address the 5'.' -1 1vaches are available for 349 3,- 10 g" i 4595CA51 PREMIUM 10 - (Itt (OtIS tnontkc of thus ear .— motto, -"UM %I vAirm.) STILLBROOK w" a . ________ NAIIAStI 6 SCHUU b'E EVE CRABTREE NaJts'i'.a*K'.iIhI 1U iom sims a YR O&A(tht '"." A I 100 PR VODKA BRANDY GOLD COACH ' - HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS - - tulved. The President reportedly was it-aid)' to plaice a large share of the blame on fired White House ,,. ..,.-., •,...,,.,.....,-" ' I' graces "'. t(O "ll'5 'UPt GOID COACH B '.'YR 7115CA5i ;giL. BIG -T- so TilitwilK S 1(51 StIR RUT' 99 ABC PREMIUM 8ER CR ALE B LAS N P 5 BUY BEER CASE I SAVE .'. i_'. U __ . niouth of 1..ik(- Jussup leading Into lilt, St. Johns Ifiver tummiutttt officials ttcrt' in- "'title liouse officiabs, who ..-,. "hi' Itt been 4150 10 PRigium IcotItNIlS .. For fast relief call th e 3. r 3275 IMP. TEGUILA "Ow MR. ID KY ""'•' ABC GIN 15 YR. KY Bno ,a 399 RELSKA VODKA 499,i_,,_5.99. ...W '4 ".' Clots All Cill-N 0040 "J.1 Ilkifto i' ss,sc,AsI or c.' - - __ ~ - I M'iitu'.ritit' National Iltad- of Orlando Natal Training tenter '.uinitcrid (lit Athenian people , ii,'.,, s..,,m ic i,. ".,•,a., L' "%' Action--even in canned Form on W ittrg itt said tonight's ry . 01 STANLIY KY VODKA it. . •'.uss # _________ 3..Il 44 SILAS NOW[ I 0 YR 11-1 ~- skiing While most of his aides (Itdined to discuss specifics of ui'.. 'Sun lucy, ai Nat) 1DDDNTQWIR 94 ulk PARADISI VODKA GI RUM YR ía KY , ss . I ' 3,,.17 - I'rcsnknt ttutl seek in he vision amultress to rolls' public support fur his second t rmmu for c'ign and dntiic'stic goals, In fact, %ord up froin tile vi ow taftat" P 11.0te "'' -J TLWHM 67" P.Dc UIP, VUVFflU •J 99 - 89 SO 7 ' LAUDER S OLD GENTRY GIN #A RUM - i_, ,,g JACQUIP4'S KU ROYAL DELUXE ._. CANADIAN SPRINGS 4.89 '. AWARD1S YR OLD COLD ' "LJ '- P'.M5tiIi(Sl 5't' of 9.0111, 3.1 191 - mp #41101l l_uI,,,I'RTON I - — ' 99',.. I .'.-c1 "" CANADIAN IAI 3895 $ 99.., 9950 riunuj Sit g CERTIFIED RUM iMP. rnrr'i BRANDY nuac "v MS(R 15 YR CAN BOND to 11' 4595 . ROYAL DELUXE X, -"'' s 339 LANP.JJIA 1 'is "" ' : 59:1- ABC CAknIAN I YR ,,~~ ... 499- 59 75 tint dtcent rtasonobI) priced rd na'ait was last seen on our Ufk rtnarktt slid'. es soim. time ago. ' 8 YEAR ' \:,. But at last glance. the lied showing, public confidence Ill Menace was still advancing on Iiis a(Ifninistration and lum perCam b od ia 's capitol, 'athilt' sunall) at all (nile lotus, the J LSUILtII '.. uo't. I . a, " MR EDKY BLIND LACK VELVET . i.sx. BE A REAL 3 3 V S 0 P BRANDY ,-_ 0 _.~. 'in UULIN ANSI t.UiL.Ii 85 PP KILT CASTLE RC Al DElUXE SCOTLIt Ito 11I 0*9 11ERS '''' I 14 €99 . ' 1 100 PR VODKA 11 - lAtLa,Ai — CERTIFIED &'WJ ..-. 83' 3 ii" SI s ou'. HEDGES BUILIP SI 95 ROYA1 DAEUVILLE . BALLANTINE RARE 5B 95 "ENRY I YIAR 3 CANADIAN 499 CERTIFIED [ YEAR ' BEEFEATER r -:w 4 YR. ., . J •• 198 GRAND DAD I '•"'," " ' - - - __ ___ - St'".l'tlEI( Sl'( )I('l'S stit'ti OS S\t'iIl1I1iitif. httatiilf.i, Ittliulh?, haves htiu halted heco u_si' hyacinths clot the and Confronted by opinion polls spreading allegritions of scan- has sufkred the ttorst I HEDGES- -1'.6 41 O TIP.0 50 010 IA81II OD TP&DE WASP jbih hDl' C MWI IY .'. 01 ABC BYR 8€ PROOF I "" S I•• LAN"" am '. 0"", 3 -, 1 4 * PINK 3 ' WISER R Aft' lJflflWA flVi VUUfU Sn. of it".. kreatest political scan It is turd to say which victim tints fit the nation's tliStMr. W Mir.IF '' , bodia by bombing it back into nov% ing from %% hat ranks its one mumel Joh. ow 11COTC01 .ia.eriie in tin -i the Stone AkL p ''."' 1' nit ST.LEGER IIYIrILUUILF'. _______ - HAIG 5* 0V "IFIC11 vOOLA2 Today marks tile second 10 YR, It . -j SEA OF HYACINTHS CHOKE RIVER vc(fing lie should lui%e paid lite Oval Office will be carried inore heed to allegations that live b%- till national radio and White I lowse .still re-election 1% ' SILAS HOWE is_s Sauvtsii Gill SOt £551 SIACUNVO WNITI MOSSI '' 0 anniversary of Mr. Nixon's tekvisiiun networks. atteimipt.s it So'.'.' the (".ftfluum%' The speech and statement with Pus 4-portGanmie Plan For comprise Nixon's first cornPnsiwnIt, and (he ofIuc1 4l end *'ets'nstve resxnse SIflCe of his attempt to save Cant. to 11w stream of allegations .". UAW .:=- Iwo - • ft U'.'ri.a* I I Am XIFT1.11 . -' DflVAi t'AVT1 - .,..,, r i,. (Ajtivvlwls a euv MACKENR . 48 a.xc ni •KC BENEDICTINE & [I &A , BRANDY 8 9 I 4a A, 0'- 56, ,,,'.., " DANCING 'TIL 2 AM SANDY MACDONALD 5.99 . JACQUIPdS L'4 R1 .wf N 4 TO 1114 IV a" ' _4 L . , ba.01 __ I IAU SMII'. -._ eran.s of ['oreign Wars national convention. Next will tunmie a news r'tunfert'n'.'t' in ('alif,rnni, where Nixon Is to spend (tie last .. .. .-- - -tv r "I . .Z 2fA= -- cover-up, while candidlu coil- tthn is attending a released at the sam'.' •--- JIM BEAM OLD CROW 4 Ve I'm IF Hl WAY 17 92 At 436 rSIMDRk% BLVD I --- r' CR1ME DI NEhIHI CACAO . -- -- st- I __ ik~ hi-i (*amp David retreat loday lilt. President %%ould deny lilt%all(t. kill 1%% le(b"t. Ili till- bugl"Ing ..,11,1-or's Nsite: Tnda%'s ,in the final version i if tht-9 1) fit (lUti1 i% ttrilt.'ii h) lh'.'rald El)'F sP'.''t'hi oral in a iuiort' :,r' •' • - I ' Staffer Ouris Nels,on for John (letillIt'd %%Titten statement to be quarters and of the subsequent '!t!! CASI 1111 ft,111 A. out 47 7S CAS( Na st'lin(Lll that has marred his - I W-* I television address about the two weeks of the itiontli. resith'm'v. ' in IV I "I " CERTIFIED . c-'." 4• 59,,,, f nor •''" - , , "' MR. ED KY "-i'' s': - OLD FLA J IitsSa, BROWN 1111%.Otzia '' 8 YEAR ' 11% John it Spol%ki 11 MCHENRY 8 YR VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGING' :f-IIII._-T!J " ABC 'R COCKTAIL LOUNGESf ' L %I b'1 Q BOND*S WILL 1dr 6 V tun LD Ul'I'V , - I Wr USTCO 0"O' G IN _________ ROYAL DELUXE WHY PAY MORE? a . T" .s -it , ii:.. :':. ITIED 11 ''°" FLEISCHMANN OLD ,F:ER GIN .. 1fF/u*1Q_qok. J% BREEZE 94 PROOF , 1 4 • ~,111 S tARGEST WINE III SPIRITS DEALER , - - ABC BuYS IT Tilt CARtOAD AND THE SAYINGS IS TOURS 3 NI L '*' - 5 . '. ' ' ~JX RARE J&B W" Utirl, CANADIAN W.sIIlNI; ION sAl's .— I'res. hit Nixon his lt'It'rist' in the Watergate cast' to the :Iuleric:Ifl people tonight with ii __"~ I e," - DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT., AUG. WISER 10 YR. HARWOOD-IMP . There as a sort of strained moor S. Mmdcl, president of silence f or a rnonwnt. I decided Chock Full u' Nuts Mmdcl says its true what to fire off in) one and only you see in ads and TV comrn question, tin ['(JU dunk Watergate Will rnercuatls — Anierican women tt.urage young people (ruin re-shy do feel that their status as homemakers and cooks de,,, ..rig into politics" I asked on the quality of their '.',% vriire seemed its be a little pencis coffee AccoT-thngl), within the lunits of tier price range, tia' Ile answered winiediateb housewife buys coffee caret ulJ) I was surprised at what Mr on :,he basis of taste and will r.uclurn -,aid I don't happen ic switch to a better tasting brand f if sti.' finds one , tdindcl says re. Tt' c no', in', 'TI 1 CL rnru _, HAWAIIAN , 't. i, 133 East Robinsos Downtown Orlando I " ' I Watergate Statement stuan 11111 LEGER P5.IJI P. MR ED KY ,.uuup.u.u..U!u.IIf -- FORBIDDEN FRUIT ,,-, -.w,i,t.,. 0 ' To Televise President "i'va sta-rs - kdo 10 CASSELBERRY 17.92 LEWIS -66'* VSOP COGNAC 6 YR 35% , P,w 8w les"',A""ift M ,.- selves - IiL'.'r ,4.-,.,i,,..,. ,i avers tflvtpIl It, US Y. ' • 12geor e SALES L . - John Wilson, had sat. Md, told me that he admired I guess he saw I was nervous, w hat he called "democracy at ht'caust- hc' sniilt-d r('all) work in the Se'mumtt' hearings, it s'. u! -Till) at nie big investiga tion and tie-airing, Who are You writing for?- and a court trial and all that" Well," I said, "I'm hoping to Turn said he respected the skill a story to is teen-age ..guriTW. IT'S AU. IN 1 suppose teen-agers have ThE TASTE BUDS lice-n the last thing on .our NEW YORK Al' — Coffee nund,' I added a little mupolobrand decisions are made ge-tiraliy largely by women, but men no"Oh, no," Ehrlichman said lice- coffee quality and taste "I've got a houseful of teen- and will comment on it while i'1at1rscta?1.ni.OflWiecl'.Pt IS FURNITURE -- __________________________ I Irlietiruan said motioning me Itoorn .,J ' . like myself. aren't fed up with mrvously long hand. He took a long acrms the Senate hearing nmr. Wric." I triade my •US 'e .. - Wednesday, August 15, 1973-Sonford, Florida 32771 ' ' err probably best summed UP I ' ve been wondering ever iA bit Wallace John, 28, of ID'Ail " I fl1 t -' 1- -1 ca,.01,,mr,8nJl1FtVr%ft lhtt,flo OR MORE .•-• was into everything voun people at the hearings people to "stay away" from since then if I didn't help to UK' I iSM -.--. , ~ - : t4- . - . ;9, 1 -CC A ~_ J5) . talk Then he stopped ft motivated young pKple in this candidate before the) vote." tile Watergate hearings. she said I'd been watching it on TV. of country. and I think the slogan But the feelings of film', (ourse, but , Ahen I heard should bt- not ,.sU% a"im' but huh ..-... 10, .. : • - .- øt I S peost order Innitithsi but b) one arm] a hi,~: years of age. Bobb) began Ir. more reMions?veiO tot - so nobody should drive - is "Sit down over here." Mr money for badly needed offret' spare Rum? I uesa were tip a tree without a paddle,' he said, corn. nenting on (lw' MISS deed restrictions it herring the land eah', the city fathers at that time just let it io by" ,Ift --!',4M. Stamps E thrs a questioning. Lh ToU.' lights, and talk to huti about it lined up for the land, saying he 'a'i only interesjpd in saving the city give ----. -5- Stock S. FRENCH AVE. 'toy the hot glare of the television - cOut#'-rr'c- ogniFpq( historird district Kiosky denied any buyer had be.n utistic [lobby is autistic- Politics For Teenagers Gordon Strarhan, another urn' I........ .... ..• ir "As an infant, he was ver' -As of Mr. Nixon's aides, tell young .... RECEIPT vach • that he wanted to talk to me • PLEASE i:t ALM ,,• ' ' I'm now shifting my emphasis to finding ways to keep the clink' in Ii.ngw-xwl," Kfr'.sky said, adding he rigirially oropnsM to sell t he laM have fold toy olleagues to tie ready ilsursuloy to vote in the best infri.' sti of the people Ulthi 4Dnfrd his rhang" of ; u'.'ii s pffidif tell its4It.tiw'r tire based 'srI (P.' r'ourtty wusit inn, hn%e.'vpi, giVrng that credit to a iti stgrmatuirr petition protesting (IIC f('fI'i8P1l ruvuve dumped in Pe tity's lap 1418t week. ''tertoinly, you ei't ignore a s'tttioii 4 that strength.'' Rl4-rsky sold, ,e.bl,n he will reen,nnierwi the thy rev Irvi Ifs (k't. I evfrticii '.leiwhlinu' to (lip clinic to lb. I hltuifliIssflifl time to ?irw'I us possIble utfrrniituv" 'mitt' (1-0 I program for autistic children a Hctartit'd '.n lull that for his mother, it's a (tic Harbor Area Children's Foundation • j of c'i'nstanti every move he makes f or his It took several ttrvk an.t .e lllooi~ls and actions are Un- ;,Iuntthnec ii , '. Student Gets Scoop \Ikr' N \ Health Clin ic •om front tandicaps LttTh il,lrxj~sonw bos full of energy JAPPlMi ABOUT WATEl; Ehrlichrnan discusses issue with Pam I hr I :.ngwuww$ ,noqhl,'aI .htrth will , ',t,I 1''uiin.,,tt ill it,. r.'euit silt', ti t.'t uhIflf( to ( u'tumu II I hair Haiti Itill K Ioshy K114% , iuioul,' Iii'. prodiu (hit; rifler t.iti filch 1 luiu'sutays S.'iuiitiiil.' 141111) ('1111111 11%,411111 muttuuti warning (liii it'. nt tic i tiny hut pious tic sell 1,1111 t''cituug It,', flniq' null '(fur' it'. 'lu lung tic pr itati' inter es t.s \t It,. ruihtiect 'if I "'tuii,iici'n.'r 4 •t u'g lit iu;nu,i.i,i,I '.'. h, '.'.,I8 in I .slhiiI.si' 1 iii'tili '., ,cslstarit I Iflflf5 /'.Its I'.'.:inul '.tm,rc,'i' %la% Iid,. •t ti* 'to tie t'hiitfrcn, altht'iui.ti there ii I e per imen I itu merotis prOJt' P''t"°' U liUtlitit tall needs siHt ?tsloV. and his assistant Ib' t'hthtren. t?l .- •.----- I :.. ssinns and karn ho to 1 toi iii iledialr,i'ian aboL it but t* Just Mild I V.asot used ina" 4hJ Robb would often fall asleep in having a little bo% ttrnir itio iiont in. in liii ikiwles also have a th his teeth clenched and that Ihc ill tare. Four i*i(trr prenh could pr) them IiChInI but unfortunatek ffl .uihter. La Jennifer. 14 •gwi twrr are far more ehihiren tIiIdFtII in vu'r elops hildren appear veryapart lie aio tititi neck vttwn than (here or.' school'. 1 hae autism. 's , one i s ure trungu and puzzling to those trenic tension in tits n need special lnc and it.. cause. 'n urn ha% found he is upset and ttK kfln nothing about them cure. Vihat h a t (hr seethe muscles ntrat*rnttanct of patience 'tusi can Just their families need is un• L1w% have special learning The ras of hope ha'. e s tighten and foci toe tension," that education ii"ikt' plained. And it to penetrate the darkness l'tt drrstanhng and support. Ian) barn to speak, Mrs Bo%iIes ex hard the f og remains — a loo,inn. ay that for -ink, never titter a word. V.111 remain B'. ixi'..'... frustrating tune trouble hours hate others I ople \e'.si scniee For information. V.rltc (he NevertheleSS. Ilot)t) came a t..tmcutshing left from right. i'.:i i. l)r, Natioflal Socwt for with the help of \'. i rr.. H is ANI.ES - It's a up from down and write words long - - Longwood Alone hildren. trttm' autI'm Tht artit k i It' — - World Aill* utis Iii' 8(1111) of a 19 5 .teeuI donustitig the lanul Ii. I iingwwwl 'quit.' 'frothy pltit ' ii restrk'tiun it, flu' ;'rr'*rts fur ti,uinvuaI 'it 1,tphhtr ow .. I•'. ,; :; d .'; pt uhit,Iq A'rIgwlx.j 11(1111 Iift 84111' at till. Ytlar se. cat.!, selling the property for fir I'. ;u(i prufit is ir'diihut.'ul Mat M'e tt'mis crulereti by I hairnian 'I(I VitiIt'n to writ.' a l.'tt,'r (lit lining the u "only's posit utium • hirt hot "'tiuri will l"s'ni 'ci a rv''.fsnc.' In'',; I ,ngwno'l, Vihl,'n sool With Ytinyor 1,,gone Ioqimos in viii stint, this ttrrok, Kiticky rreriv,'il OG'W8 of (hue' i,vuutuiicsiovi warning '.t silt it rrcugrwul ''I u'sw'-t...t thic, anti 1k hillS Nil _SON Ihurulit Stuff WrIter ' ' ' . .-: .,: J1II.IAN.1VII.N.SII(0.%1 cii I' ti" W ilt, gati' tu'uicuisutt,',' Its Iii.'t SS'iust'.' thus'.' u'u's','.'l Julio V. I*aiui III (hit' 'I'ribwit' Fill till,clisis ((till the Tributiv EScaus told Iums,aon '.Ni%Lt'uI tuesday night that he and his t'rt'wiiite'as were cuanpie Wig the'tr wutk each Jay 'iuun ahead of schedule. He a.s*ed that they be asshgrwd uaure es. perunents. sarrtutt relayed the birth aai nolumiiiient 4 guess it sltc'uu be nulest that we hod the ttr-.0 turib vvtr n..,te'd an. 4acv I'e said Imututuw tUit'tta''..a'. swutuiwig lit .A piasts'-t'. 4qi2arttiftt that hitmukis the ss Sn.ittwr eumpartuient of ., 'a ' . , • .. tt ' �-------. 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1973 I $ a I a I Election County Board Actions I ltui _ .. : Riot — . .. . . .. -• - I mural .I,ltlui)iccIomlcrs zatiti ulilmuhar's 'if ttii' Sa'nimumivala' I ).'miit.. rat •. In F ¼ Hands -tiIItt1 - . , ''-- . NPi . F _, . _ . -. . ILILI .uuttee that has been investigating the 1970 occurred by virtue of sending to us old information, state information or Insignificant cntScampussotnsastur jover evidence to the Justice l)epartmt,nt, including information. And most of what we hae si hat may be (lie only him in existence of the that,'' he said. -- - 'i_ . . . actual gunfire. A committee spokesman had earlier conceded AL among the es idcncr according to a that most of the evidence turned tnt r in the committee source but disputed by a department committee had previously been available to official, Is information that several Kent state Investigators. students can identify the National (ujp Pottinger also sent a telegram to Edwards ' . , ' No fired the first shot complaining that an Associated Press story had The fusillade of bullets that followed left four quoted a committee staff member as suggesting A N~ as. - - .. •..• - . ,,• - ._ - - - - - .. , ____ - . . & , '' • 1 _X -. ', 4. 3 . - In regular I)USlfli'SS Tut's4bIy, the tiii.ir.l approved a Junk vehicle removal ordinance that plat-u' the burden for uniduntifued hulks (iii J)5lbl) Innocent pr operty owners, rs saying something must be done ih,ut "nniiiiniiioth probIemn With Sheriff John Polk sa ing the ordinance 'won't hold 11w tag, through the use f ili(Ldtn. stickers. will Lit g ood for thx'Ct' tars. he said. Jerome T're. chief of registration service, State Division of 'Motor Vehicles. water,"and Drummond indicationg "Firin reservatiorm" on inaking propa-t- tv o"ners liable for cars abandoned on their revealed that the '75 tag will be Tyre said that as of now for $10 each. Vihlen said. I-elce of tile licemse plate %ill Under the ordinance, "shade true inechanics" may not be affected if working on cars for their personal use, but each case would have to be devidt4l individually. according to A..cctart County Att> Howard \l4irset -There is always the pomsibility ordinances will be overunfort eul \tarcc said adding the solution Is to -choose orange on white background, ttt.ut1t of aluminum. Wi th it nmnire durable reflective coating. remain the same as this year. Gen, J. Stanley Pottinger, who is heading the studerits, spokesmen for both the ilistlev ir If evidence will be useful. c It wciiltl be very unfortunate to convey the 04", .. Junk Car Law Passed several films and other evidence stemming from led to the confrontation said it lacks If (lie owner r of tIit_ new tag sharpriess and individual guardsmen cannot be identified from it trade-, for a car in tile sarne Sit ikht bracket. the caine plate new probe said that little of the committee s Department and the con lilt L1, .it-ttirtling t o I. 19I 4 Seminole County Tax Collecter Trut'i li aicir moriftlong probe. But in an Interview Tuesday night Asst. Alt). film showing guardsmen actually firing S dutling a lOp. r tint tH*t In the mail and lwldg. budget , anti Ix,r ot hike for the Srtf( . I h. i-t\unl intl third different nit toloreil stickers kirs will But, while the footage is believed to be the only . .. 44 • >ou1enfortt',lSiiei>. transferred to the new A 40~ nit- new law (let inse as junk tars ann ababdoned any ,I car. truck or tractor left in it wrecked or non-1wrating con- THIS COULD BE A JEWELER'S Diamonds on the ( 1itcr tire not hat tlu ap- I hi sLirrs [let t V. dS I lUSt (1 h\ u'ing J pear to be. In fact it is [lot even water thats section fiiter and a strobe lighi. pictured here. it's just a piece of alumiunni foil. I llerlad Photo by Mark Weintz) II t11 s I '. 'iPRI\ expec Swofford said it redulition to Representatives from the state delivered before month's end. 6, would mean a savings in firy insurance Services Office were The new site is located on insurance premiums of about deternune if the present fire insurance rates can be, lowered With areas designated on a Beach Setback Sought TAUAHASSEE. Eta. I API ltii Fani lIUji, ltitnaiii rating means no fire protection. long before the I anamna Two northwest Florida legis- City. and William Rlsh, ' )- Plitt Ha) County Commission and strtf) ceasies to LK. kno, . w n as Ltw ators toda y asked the state to ht. Joe, said 16 large c-onPariania ('ity R.'ach Council to war-Id's most beautiful draw a construction setback dommium projects. nmn) ad1rftlx&%c a building moratorium braches."' the or3 said line in Bay County to prevent sertising "privat" beaches," on the beaches until the setback ' Altamonte is currently rated S. flx city has asked a reduction W 5 and full) expects at least a 6 designation, Mayor I4wreflCr Tlw said levelingof sand Swofford said. fie said the city ha^ received the deed for its second station dunes and twitch c(aistructwn erosion the way it is going, it will flot be lemn,c C) tie I nsurance f) '1cir i d '. -- - --- 'l PLrn; r _ - .. -. ' • - - - ,. - - -- _. -w - .. - ) , The new plan would allow den thu' new joint under-wr-itin i, irs ti - ap around for less asso''u.,ten 'i dri v er wi th Shevin added. He issued the opinion to Rep. Jon Thomas. a Fort Lauderdale Republican and mortician. ' Funeral Notices P-O4OT1 JAMES 6 1*'i It eins to be well settled in I- lorida that the legal right fraternal. charitable and re!igious organizations to claim r body for burial if the dead person was indigent or had r poVir record can get a pillic.,l with the company he choust's lie said he expected man) of A company cannot reject a ti 300,000 drivers now in the mntitonst, he said, Dtbate arose. ws 'w Lags - state would decide the disposition and bear the expenses. Shevin said the law also allows friends and members '•' sajd - relatives . 1- Siiurda. iam,t c. Mr . Augus t W-11 t * o at 4 tit - ,. '" -- MoNumgNT Co. I t ~41- NANM And 04*9 Added ) ' - a - !'1 "i' Admisslosi flit-luia I. Murrma> Minnie Pearl Herring Viclom Harrell John F., Burrovs Mary K. Ranibcn '-'-t- - .1aria G. Petrmi, Geneva h..rbara f4ruoke, Oslee ti F. ( icrier, Oviedo r 4 r-5't-v ...-' • -. enforcement class was rated tops in the state on the secondary level recently, and the school was selected by the state to receive one of five breathalizer machines donated by the federal government. Seminole High was the only secondan' school to receive one of the machines, valued at $2,000, which analyzes a person's breath to determine blood alcohol level, Sheriff's William Vinton is shown working the breathalyzer with student, Tdora Bautista. while ES. Douglas ( left to right ), director of vocational technical education for Seminole County, Sanford Police Capt. Earl Ithircivardez and instructor Howard Butcher look on. .i . . L"I,,' 'C , m 05 •' - • 't 15 N ..s 00" ..a i. G4,,MCI ' • Gv$$O'l 've' lvi, isa isa '. MtVW , c- .Coi i45 ()sii A., £7 , : ': m ;; , ' • " 4' '."Co a) ss ': : fM.oø ; -'.r' •'i .. : • s's :: -: n-. nm 04 - 'a . . • 'a- . - 77 :r: 41',: Cr I , 37* 12' I'd 'i' m • 0, 'a I)'. 37'• u'-'-'c. W. 164 Wit : ' , . p 374, " p l&, dl if ,. . ii - LW ii. ro'. r • t' 02 • • . W. :' *,-.a. Ci - IIM,LImmqj - Dome Lamp I9 I - - ' Action Years (luli, 2421 I-;ulgew- atcr l)r Orlando, I pimi, potluck luncheon.; 2 p mu speaker, Dr. George Iloppi' on acupuncture. , p - I 14 .. • ' ':. ' " .'i Intensive Care Aug. ZI : S' • 30 e II • II 4, IS 341,6 Is . Ii - Seminole County, noon lull. -hieon, Cavalier Motor Inn, Sa nford. - , • 1 be in g ' iim...•.-- C tex Nail Polish Remover - Portabl" mfi 7 ' ,: 6 67' Co ton Swabs :lII II J OME WA Storage hest Pei S1298 IIItiiiiiii...i..i.uii 430) Multiple Vitamins Reg $149 Bigged 59C Vmnetv f ticuit Viur Ch oi ce 1 'W_i - Aug., Sa'miiinole count ) l)isasti-r Action, 7:30 p ill count ) ('oiuiiliiMioni chambers, rout thiaiis.', Invited Shk'makers. Semiiinioh' Calendar is uhlic servit' of 'Ito' li''rruli and all non-profit organizations jaiitl M'ta.ttulc art' multi-cl In list thu-un at us itu's fret' of cluargu' ' ' $ Rich IcI1IPS99C ;OR - AUIOMAII( SPAE LOGGER sited '' - 25' .4 ' s'n Kodacolor Film .- 2" Super•Smm 209 79~ Movie Film Serving... H1NH BUGS,? HOSPITALITY, WARM $u' 5 HELPFUL CIVIC Lmt1I' Aiiuutin'i', L.00IcS if d 011k') f UI1 'i rur IL iliON 511 834 921? (,I5%4711)t't 15 8)1 9?)') llj S A ha iibutt' S PATRICIA RICH 16oz. $303 $1.89 Rag '47 99c For 98C cats - Fe -54cTe —. I; RI)- 13 - s Royal Triton 1 59c *A. j s3 61 t Trash Can Liners Flea Collar Motor Oil 20's 30 Gal, Rig. li,ki FFie"L.r.5 Ottes.ortns ',rm giitutt m'i,,'s 45$ i4nI 114.4$ 5 $40,iy IsIth u,e n HOMES APARTMENTS ',,sIln. (I -MARY L. BAILEY si'Hc\ 90Dcty "No- Buff" Sprint s o * NOBL( HOMES EVE CRABIRFI kill (han Pi 8.4' R INFORMATION . it .itt.me Gil GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY 01 31 FOR I Off 'flc' Repellant I Foam Cups R 0 j' 834 911? Sju uulpi Filling Prescriptions is our most Important Responsibility. IIILDA I4ICIIMOP4I) MS S8.-CiP it? 127 M1;le Vit;rninsW/fr;n Smr" IT. Oiuern,l' :' co Fiat I u'cii FOR ,", iT 1L1 -- BrachIsCandY !p!en.T.Pak Reg. Pitler Palter CC Biggs jut w s, • '11'. iii. 't.. 94~ 255*AA I [Keebler coo 771 371 Kaopectate AM/FM Radio Pecan Sandies I i,i,''.t I ity James G. lee, 'list r supervisor, F'iorialii i'.mrok' amoi Probation Coni ill ismaia,ni, sja'ukt-r, Sanford Itotmir>- ('limb, 110011, civic center, Ii, 'All r Johnson• BbyO lShap o s tax payers and plait' it in liltlair, of those niiovirug it) ,ariil treating the du'inanuls fil,çJb()l1t(' Aug. 27 V'7 Bath 0I Beads imni C-I-'' y;jcocr -' 7 : DOROTHY LEGGETT -. ()tø 4 1 1- / - -- D,conmtn C'Ioni' 5''ryI(ts front current counts Open hhtisi- and lrislivani s> luils-.uuiii, Clothing -'rs 0 lh'pmartiutu'nit, St'Iiiinolu' Junior College. clothing lab. rmiimip.ii'. 7 ii) p itt I 'ublir in- Don Breaux, offensive receiver u-omit-li, University of Florida spa-maker, Sanford Rotary Club, noon, civic center. 771 Hair Tonic Desk Accessories -, -' 17' High çg Luther L.hs 11 - plainitig the Impact zoning i ulu'i'ntt'ui to lilt the burden 'if increased (mixes f or increased Seminole County I)isast.'r Autio -Aima'rican Red Cross orientation, 7:30 1) Ili (a.ss,'lberry City Hall l)eriio -ratuc V,'oniiani's ('hit) of :Ol''V : ii, II. 14. W ('.' ( P,w',,. 'P- . ' dl's m' 5-&tcc M..d Cc 63 ': 23 37' 37 A :' It5' 14dm IS iii'. In. 1110 1 S. ts M. , • .. : '-"-" SI •..' ,i p ,' imy'' i Li ' too ' " It .. IX . TV, 23 J - " - , 000or~ v-6 v' n Casope • '• 1'(' 311• 711. 30. 10'. 10. W. ise iv, iv. $3 0' my my 60 iol son P 15' •CA 71'. 3". 2t'. Me It 1 is' l) n', TV. 12 ,a (..Y,lhi Alit-u' N. Jenkins .' s'asa Aspirin k t 1 Drunimmid thundIvred, t-\- Aug. 2M Maitlund-Soutti Semnivaoie C (If C breakfast. 8 ml iii , Ma itlanul Civic ('*'ntu'r guest spt'aku'r, ESU Coacti Larry ,Ja.nt's '' s's is', is', latLS* %• d ' 11V •. 3.l'iør To's " of homiit's Aug. IS— Aug 16 , 454, 45, *... mission of legislating the t-unuhiion Man out of Semiiiniile (('lint A similar fund request-- this tunic' for $25,300—was made by Tim himunnick, president of the Seminole County Drug Action ('onirniittet'. .'ihlcn .'omiiniit'ntlrig the commission has ''high regard" for the pm ogrammi, said the fund request will receive ''every consideration possible." The county currently fumitl.s the ('enter for $3,000 it year, but Minnick said man estinmuit'-d work-load of 2,200 referrals for 11w next 18 months rmit'ans a full-time director mind secretary must be hired. sin Aug. 20 G4.i(ll'S Des untary Iaun( hed the war of words with a plea in behalf lit tile "(,olliniOn inan," accusing the com. ('1 , Report t,. i. tla;tnmkinth;; (.111111111tillents II 50 Model no F FIR 1 Seminole Calendar 'I- . - ' Jat-uli Sanders Alice Miii' Hillery Jannie EudelI Eva T. Gough, t)eHary LeRoy F. Bretz. DeBar)' Mane A Pt'rmcano, DeBar> (;t-trgt J Sieh, I )eltona ltt't,t't't'a Connors, I,klUdum Grace McDonald De'ltona Shaver, Lake Monroe Mrs. Itonald Paticia) Harris arid baby girl, LaB.eUe Ronald W. Barton, I.eesburg ChnstopherKaras, Maitland Richard J. (ostantlne, Winter Stock Deodnint Student ulliOt ', School's law Noon Ultra Ban 5000 hand, said it will be "virtuall) miilI)OV,ibIt to lIt)st)rh (hi. costs Small donations rare received froimi Sanford, Cassclberry, - "— 1w, anal Winter Spring'., lt.'innnk said, but (hi' bulk of the money must come front t hi' Sgt. Sanford Richard Shannon Swain Billy G. Davis F'k"i' N Mt-r'l.udt'll K. Simpson 'ilbert J. Sctdunripf, f)eltona ' -____ ' SEN IN(LE 111GB Discharges Kathie J. J Malloy .1 - * .i,.rJoric' 0, Williams E:munu, N. Andrews, t.k-Bary Fred Paul Archer, Deltona William Burns, 1)eltmma l)ean W. How land. l)e-ltuna - s-'u,a ism,ona las nr ' Births Mr ant Mrs lhttit'rt Banbarmai liruaokt' a girl, Osteeri Mr. arid Mrs Sm,rriva'l Stars hihit k i,itl, Sonhtimil ,R'I,aJrarl t ,tdnIalil Joseph Kiaelin Ethel A. WtuttMary A. Sandlin Shirley A. Washburn Jusepiune Griffin Mary L. Black Nanette Lards Susie Washington TTi__-c Gardner, co n f i it in g r.uii irks to thi. urdini inc-c it , -- Hosp ita l Notes At'('( i It p 4 - fall ,Iwcial interests building tilt- Drug Center Fund Request . Drummond. it Republivan. next liflinh With a straight fiat-i'. Oruiuinminnd micusi'tl Fru:t'muan "miii ernitional tirade, and said the commission Is only interested in protecting (hi' Seminole County would receive $60,700 for ma Sanford biased alcoholic mietoxicication center. Rotation Calls Halted CASSEIJII2RRV — Rotation (if police er:u'rge'ncy rails between Physicians and Surgeons Ambulance- &-rvice and Herndon Ambulance Service has been halted by Mayor Bill Grier. Grier reported to the city council he ordered the rotation stopped alter a meeting Friday attended by city officers, principals of P and S and Fred Lewis, regional director of emergeray medical services for the six-county Central Florida area. "At Lewis' suggestion and my request It has been stopped," stopped," Grier said. chief Roger Itasooli told The Herald earlier this week stnc Herndon has ananubul x-estationedonly one bloc k front thu hirehouse,itwillbec'alled.)aI mid ut has also been agreed the city's emergency unit will transport persons to the' hospital In dire emergencies, lie added P and S will be the city's secondary service-. Elimination of the rotation list was requestrdby both thepoliceand fire departrnc'nts. commissioner Greg i proposed," Freeman said asking the Imard to skork for lost-cost public housing be fore hitting tic %t loiwrs with impact Kinibrough said (fie board w Ill rult- on the request some - htunford who diii not speak , school costs in the ordinance as I USC MISt S'. 541 IIiis tmIiiu5• •.,n. ann. -1. Filled Binder the Mnl-F'Iori,l,i liomuichuilders But delay on final passage stemined front concerns that property owners (if bit)- heatisi or other areas of natural growth th at harbor snakes, rats and related health hazards riias be unfairly INtl aliim-d tune this week Sowers defended the request by city ttw rising accident • .i- COMPARE OUR LOW DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PRICES! Assotiati,,ri, strouigly tlisagrei'd w ill, It,.' i'ni,tnis,ion riot ('ilfit)litimi'm lInger \. issst rid. r property owners kiable for actions by others. shares tutull escalate Owky Club 1 4 / Counly Dvinottratio LXut-ull%v Comillittev. and Bol, executive director III 'Omit) ii $n,iiou) lotusu' u-art The board was asked by Dr. Kenneth Sowems, .'xecutive director of the Mid-Florida ('interior Alcohollcs,for ,877 in county money to secure sonic $itS,000 in matching state funds—but into tough si 'elniun The board.led by Commissioner John Kinibroligh, said it apprf d the problem, but Aantcd full state funding since th e )rogrmamn was initiated by (hi' state, and future county -, 19 4 - ;flC ii itti details, th the junk vehicle law. over making Alcoholic Treatment Money Asked ' ma 1 lr.,IpMur c's'ru-r .::. 79': I i7iIS4uiflrts Mik. Ib.t t.t't .ti anti Dick William , 1i114.Ily rnol.'.t .Iebatt' ii. hainilit, ring nut the iigrct'miienit III tutu IIiiIII it l.uiuiini, (ii etiuragirig lull public tliscwiifni lit hit prl' .1 ordina nce. t)evelopers, led by Tom Freeman. 'lonit Itinlurd, itniti harry Kwitkowski of liii' commission 0 represent •.rt'.a uleseinp.'rs, 200 feet of a residence,. . ti it 1W A similar clean-up law, this one guiveninig varmint lots, was dela>ed pending man Aug. 28 work session, so the board i But Shevin said it relatives cannot pay funnera) costs, the Full 01 :' r'i'p of FrCCIllan, it IA)ngW(XKI illtornev will) often appears accumulations form a possible health hazard and are w thin legal right to decide what to do with a person's body. AM rj,p 9 MI iii.' -olililli.01,11 fill npjwaretl iirii.iiirni.usly hehiIIII M)tiie for,., itiipmt ,i.ning g0att*t'uuui: •it,iiit fimintiti lilliltiltiti, i.t' k II. %i 1°P rs I Lot Cleaning Delayed clean-up garbage, refuse, scrap, rubble, abandoned furnitw-c, and appliances, and excessive weed growth If the - Gen. Robert ievin said today. 29 Assorted solainte. r can hash out problems over defining unhealthy but rulturi:l condmons, Aj currently drafted. property owners %will be liable tc, 7 ursisinkre lists hint- the ies are to be buried at public expense "even though there artexisting relatives who might desire to clium such bod), Ih,puty Insurance Commis. TUrrum O'Oalley itaid today. sioner Tom Brown said Uwt ull- 0'M811e) -' ( The surviving spouse would have that right, followed by the net'cf-kin in order of their relationship, he said. U there Is no next-of-kin, Shevin said, the body is genera' sent to the Division of Universties of the Depa r tment of Education for medical research. This applies when bed- . .. .. TALLAHA EF Fla- AL' All " t' over the remains rests in surilsing relatives," Sh"smn said. - TALLAHSSEE, Fla. ( All) assigned risk pool will be able The assigned risk pool for pro- to return to the voluntary m.ar. siding auto insurance for drir- kit where rates avera,e ers with poor records will be ix'r cent less. repacrd Oct.I by an Improved I f locadaver Rule From Shevin through I basis, generally a 10 Hutto mind II sb mlI- asked IC Panama City Becah from -br- already are under cimtruction line can be establishcA mming another Miami Reach." in the ilanarria ('itY area 410 ' 4I9 Delsey Contac Style 1 rr1fl0TT,S%U0 Shasta So das Sparkling Dishwashing Detergent Ice Milk ' %' anlage 141 those who don't huuwt (I in a carport, u at iii or i nit lm, ii area, in the city today reviewing fire Montgomnez-v Road, about 300 $45 annually on protection capabilities to north of S14 436 sued h home ome. 0101 tr>Enig I.. drive taut ill.' t'l'miimmla ,n lilian. Vihul,' vii blood was shed in tts' itmitiiil skirmimich, each skI'•agret'al to try migrairi ata Sept. N. 1 30 p iv public meeting in I> lilianl iii i:tt School It. tat hi- ruanihiriii'''l tte.alvatic ak'bmiti- over man Immipiat itiflhuii pro,mm.tmi mi.'u.,t,,,..,.-. t....i I. li mi "tluHs roads. poHuund fir land, the boat-4 iigrt'td to review the ordinance after SIX months for problems. ('hatm1iian Vihhen deknticd the IIlt'a5'We . SU) irig It ''plates the burden on the county to h'atu' Iii.' owner of tIlt' vehicle, arid only the can the county try to get tilt- larulowner to rill u thu thu it The count) will now ru gotu it. Uor1-4 xl liLsiS frani 1St 5' students (lead and nine others wounded. The case that the panel had u-ned over information was recently reopened by Atty. Gen, Elliot I who fired the first shot. lie said such conclusion hIlt hardson. was "inaccurate and misleading" and that he had received no such Information, Investigators for the house Judiclar subThe gunfire film was taken by a student from headed bs Rep. lion Edwards I)- his dornutors window 400 '.ardc from the t dii Tuesda) submitted to the departnwnt .uardsrnen who were firing into a hop - - ., plc, i'i IIOR 0 1 N'S • Vhtlen x rin..nen( . ,rt,'n th.d l';x.'a tutis'a' I ''miitiiitt,'a' mat t ,asa',l .'maa'ti tattat'r 1 Ptating special inh.'ra'ct c A.s things now stitki, the prnlscd tuts In emergency t'Ofltiflgt'flC}' IUtki.% fac ed 4(1O1% O)pO5itIOII from ('otii. xnisrniu'r (reg fruitu,iit,,l, who has said ,When people at.' up lotht ir n l t Is in dir, the)-won't bt iniprissed Ii) a tsio t enths Il It agv Auto Tags ' 74 - hattIe Flavors - - P17 I 'Ii'e iiuti, l H. ii w ith it rh. han. al tiiisli luia'calay night as Scirilnola' -' errncinerit —1_ irfrcl Horold Starting I 'omnmuuusu 'nil-ms begin their final 1973-74 budget r.'via'w today in ht';M's of offering a slight tax cut tin tli.' proposed $14 iiiilliuini huuulgt't %% lilt an 8 1 miiill levy, The board last w eek jndlu':ite,I it wants lit least ''phllosophit'al rut lr.iimi last ) ear's R28 mills, with (haurmnan Sill Vihl,'n mainhsnig for 7.D8 mills. But latest u'onlpit t;,tiun,_s b) as_cistant county clerk Ashby çhi,t.' zmt im.,m41 S I ..,.11_ ,iisi Oil iii I !.iII III geti.'riiit' 11W . - --- ---- =i_ Battles II> Ill it IS N 1:1 .S( IN Herald Staff Writer Jones -........................ • lli --- WE FILLOVER 50,000 PRESCRIPTIONS PER DAY ! - -, �4A— -1 he Sanford Herald II,' ' inifri- ri Iii Wednesday, Au g L5. 1973 I Age Report Space ".,Ah,,iiii,lIliii,, I to uICK Rescue No GO ' Why, you might ask reasonably. hasn't the federal space agency come up with a rescue system that could pluck stranded astronauts out of the sky only hours after their spacecraft failed' The answer, as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration sees it, is money lack of that is. The question arises naturally in the wake of the plight of the Skylab 11 astronauts, who may have to be rescued when the time comes for them to return home from their scheduled 59-day round-the-world mission in space. Skylab mission control officials haven't determined whether their Apollo "ferry" craft can bring them down safely in the Pacific with its guidance propulsion system partially disabled. So work is being speeded on another booster and a specially designed rescue craft The soonest it could be launched with a twoman crew to pick up the Skylab spacemen would be the first week in September Even that might be an optimistic time estimate for the lilt-off of a it. rescue 'hip fiveseat New What would happen, then, if the Skylab orbital workships's life support system should fail during the current mission, as the Apollo 13 system did' The three astronauts would have to crawl into their partly disabled "ferry" craft and use its life support system until help arrived. The Apollo 13 astronauts finally got home safely by using the support system from their lunar landing craft H they had been on the way back to earth instead of e route to the moon, they would have perished. Aerospace industry officials often have criticized NASA for not pushing development of escape-rescue techniques and systems at the s,ini(' p'e it has advanced manned Space flight , The agency's reply always has been that t ither or both systems 'vould be costly. mounting to the billion-dollar level by the time they could be operational. That kind of money simply has not been available from Congress, they argue. After an eight-month, $2(X,(Xk analysis of possible space rescue approaches. Lockheed, in 1969, submitted a spacecraft "bail-out" system Other Thoughts approaches auto Li is pollution According to gIiing reports. enØnetrs with the Honda p., solved one of two major probMotor Compani lerns bugging V s automakers They' ve done it b developing a - stratified charge' engine something that has eluded American knnw•how, which the claim meets the oriina1 1975 emission standards mow postponed Ut 1976' for carbon monoside and hydrocarbons The stratified charge engine. utilizing dual combustion chambers in each cYlinder, would eliminate the need fore fuel-consuming add-on devices like the catal'.tic converters American technology has been put-suing 1' S automakers n be working out licensing agreements with Hon da There remains the problem of nitrogen oxides, however To eliminate or reduce these requires recirculating exhaust fumes for further combustion, again at a penalty in drivea — ____________________ _________________ bilits and fuel economy Just recently, the Environmental Production Agency, at of the auto industry, also postponed this schesutcit standard for another year. from 1976 to 1977 The interesting thing is that the EPA itself has stated that nitrogen oxides are not presently a significant air pollutant in most parts of the nation Yhis was one of the points Yea r Of Europe' Finally Starts ic'uched on by John K McKinley. president of Texaco. Inc Juring testimony before the Senate Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee B MI(H ALL. 6. I.A'.1)ER5 can hardh be declared over for centur) of the continent into Communist A single standard for clean air quality on a nationwide And they see little point in and non-Communist blocs) RHUS.SEIS—lt was not until good unless NATO and Warsaw basis may not be defensible" he told the senators In view begin accommodating the Soviet unless had Pact membtrs can the East European of the fu shortage, which he predicted would continue more than sit. months el roiled of the 1973 calendar that dismantling their powerful Union with a pint declaration regimes are sitting to throughout the decade, he recommended relaxing the rntrogiving their this 'Year of F.uropc" finally miIibir machines that have of approval of the "status quo" reciprocate b .n oSIde standards for noncritical areas so that exhau'.t reirforc'ed the divisinn cif in Europe nwaning, in. Russian citizens more freediin and rec'.-1irtg would not be required got into full 'u But the ceremonial first stag.' Europe for a quarter of a terms, the permanent division n1rr contacts with the West, McKinley also suggested that the legislators Consider ______ one type of car meeting adopting a two-car strategy of the European securit' more rigid nitrogen oxide standards for'Califcmrma and c'c'rconference was held at Helsiril lain other critical areas another type for marketing in the in early July. Now the Western rest of the nation , _1 and Soviet bloc countries are -1 4 ;, t" MOLA I. W, This, he argued, would be "a simple and practical ap. prepw-ing to get down to the I TV r.ir.) pr -.ach" since neither type of car would require catalysts or \ 1, ,I* real se'curit conference ' 31 4. '' 7' %N'id fuels t . ç1 negotiations in late September. %. , 07 C, The two-cat strategy. combined with a noncatalytic solu And it few weeks later the twi Ii . ~ -.!~t~j . tin ti carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons mwhic'h Honda sides arc due to begir sc'xns to has-c accomplished would save the nation somebargaining on the Not-ti thins like three million barrels of petroleum a dayby 3985, Atlantic Treaty Organization's C Mckin1e' testified - ,..11_1_.-.----:jd ' 46 long-standing proposal for .-.t It i hi' offered an tie;, worths o consideration ••'' mutual force reductions wilT J4 iI.. C the Warsaw Pact in Centr: Europe ' The force cut talks will dvis with the tremendously complex 4., Agnew is treated troops, ((i ' tanks, planes, and other wenponseachside- could pull with unfairness back from what used to be • 1 '. c lled the Iron Curtain and sMill a WASIIIN(',TON mNEAi IP not be placed ill a mihtar(tnt could in; watch 5 ice l'rcsident Spiro Agnew with a ', disadvantage. The securit dazed misturt ii emotions --'nfercrx'e' will cover MiflO' There he was, defending himself. openl) and manfully fac1!blitar matters but con' ing the gunfire o a challenging press. speaking crisply and £ c'ntrate mostl on trade', \ with evident precision. never flinching lie was the very pie' ':,j 'tuition contacts, and general lure of authority and command principles. governing fl'l.liU(,ILS "; hut thin the-re' w,is the' rest of the realits Against the uFly ( ''Y'' ' between European nations backdrop of Watergate, which might involve President Nix,.r-i ' Fot- the NATO allies the for(,(, on, here was the nation's second highest officer having to say he was not guilty of improprieties which could lead to reduction negotiations and tiw , harges of bribery, tax fraud, extortion, conspiracy 'human" aspects of the' seInty meeting U be In the end, the realits was unreal The mind is over whelmed when even the suggestion of wrongdoing reaches so \__, __ ,s arid tests of the Soviet Union's high and so far and leaves the White House so shadowed dcctzrd desire for further progress toward true FAct-West Yet, in this almost dreamlike moment, it is clear that great care nerds to be exercised, The vice-president is not detente Most of the Western today under formal charge or indictment We are dealing allies are sucking firmly to the X. with ' reports - filterir.g out from an obviously widespread " Proposition that the cold war 75 inquiry into the curruptive use of campaign contributions and -'-' -. _--_ ---_____ contract awards in Maryland Briefs with light rockets and euipped with a parachute braking system. NASA has given no indication it wants to go any further with the bail-out systems, lA)CkhC(d officials say. General Electric and McDonnell l)ouglas, who lost out to Lockheed in the competition for the design study contract, have worked independently on space escape-rescue systems, along with North American International and the Goodyear Co Again, lack of NASA money has made.the going slow, envisioning a three•man, half cone-shaped "life raft" with a round bottom, It would he attached to the spacecraft and could he entered through an air lock, then cut loose for a fully automated ride back to earth if a spaceship malfunction should imperil the astronauts. Lockheed engineers believe they solved the two chief space rescue development problems: a craft which would float upright in the water and have structural strength without excessive weight to withstand a heavy impact at splashdown. The escape capsule would be powered -- - 1p Both Sides Talking • -- $ - 4 -. ' ji BRUCE BIOSSAT V , , -$ - - the condominiums of Florida to the shining condominiums of California. ( .- Die Pari-Mutuel Wagering Division uses a national consumer reporting agency to investigate the personal background of applicants for a racing permit or license, as re quit-cd by state Jaw. In another opinion. Shevin said state-owned hospitals are subject to the same licensing requirements as other hospltab. The State Health Division is responsible for Inspection and enforcement of laws in public hospitals. Shes'in told Rep, Richard Hodes. Chairman of the house Health and Rehabihit,ath'e Eervtcrs CommIttee. ""•' ' Zhr anfuriirralb 1 F L F F-iCi :1 hI CI1vE ',, f SLNFOPD ILA 37''i --,'(4f49 -" Eye %A1TER A C,1E LOW E ,'o'ctP.ti,.-' On Cuba WAYNE 0 DOYL.F L1,,erl,png Director & Associate P.bIiiP* Batista .P'JK VOLTOL 'NE Ger*rai Manage, JOHN A SPOLSKI ti.so safe Editor DAVID6 BRYANT Mr' fd' WINIFREDF GIELOW DEWEY ROBINSON C Manager Was Once Edit or's Note-: Jay Miflin, author of the following dispatch, although a native of New York ('1t7'. was raised In Cuba. He has be-en reporting on Cuban affairs for almost a quarter of a rentur). He was one of the first newsmen to Interview Gm. Batista when he seized power to 11U. B JAY MALIJN LI n? Ed ROY GREEN 'd cr ?iir.r, M.i.n 4' ' 5 WILLIAMS ,ct F c1?t - (opIri Nrw ,Seraiee CHARLES HAYS P.P,ec rrtc& Sup! C-RiSNELSON ',,$7ine Editor RALPH HAYS Co'np Rocvr FCI'Crnji BILL VINCENT. JR Chiet Photographer RAYSTEVENS Pres% Rorw" Foreman i. ,'Ytt• Dehve', F'. tAilil SUBSCRIPTION RATES sSr wt-f-6 ItS 706 Monrh'. 40 Mcw,th $78 st Year Ir, I ri Dq,rr y Same A O"w-t /I I? 0 Mun" 6 Months $16 7(1 LI 17 r't.-, 517 40 U S Postal RtuIo',ir, pro. ide fPit fill rrlatl t,jt,'t 1* pad in jinC matter August 77 10 at the P' iI I r,te.rpØ "I.ce of Sanford Florida 37771 lvnpary of any ma terial re*s ad.'ertit.ing of 'ti edition Lit 'r* Sntcsd Herid mav be rpprcIduCpd iY 4ifly manner ,'.'thflut ,r,ttq.n permi ssion of 'Pie pb'sPier f 'The Herald 1.ry 'nd' d,at 'y fr rn responsbie f or SuC P 'Cp'odti t,n 1- ç,r,i,.stj-cp ii •nfrtnQflg cyi h' HI raids (o; •P d' All iq'P.cId Mil,-for darna;e uncle? tP Iji. ct..', .iriO S.'tCi,i vi ,.cep' ''4 Pit' ct i 'vs '. t,s'' ',' 're Assoç a's-ti Pr.-..' A '. M1AMI—Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar Is dead. The man who was once the best-biown Cuban, who dominated Cuban politics for the greater part of a quarter of a century died in exile in Spain His son Ruben I Batists was also name Ruben, but iws'er used the name b reported, At was a peaceful death." A peaceful death for a man who loved turbulent times. This was indeed ironical--a flttu'ig end to a highly ironical life', Perhaps in his last years in comfortable exile Batista occasionally let his thciuhta dwell on the irorues of his 77 s-ears, and especially of the Ironical decisions he had made that 1usd results far beyond anything he might have expected Fidel Castro would one day claim to he a man of the people- who truly represented the people of Cuba, and especially the pcn'crt>-sts-icken "campesinos," rural folk. But it was Batista who was the -son of a very poor farm family; Castro was the acion of a well-off cane grower. Bistista knew a great deal of poverty; Castro was never pocr As a youth Batista did menial labor. There is no record that Castro has ever dune any work, menial or other-wiie, Itittistit educated himself, slowly raising himself from Hero Too the bottom strata of socit't - He joined the Cuban army and by continually bettering hunisci!, rose to the rank of sergeantstenographer. In 1933 Batista led a revolt of sergeants and with success became the most powerful man in Cuba. These were chaotic tunes in Cuba, but Batist. finally succeeded Us restoring order. He launched health and educational programs ograms for the people in rural areas, notably the arms-run Cin)-MthUu' institutes, which provick-d mans ruraa )OUths fur the first time with the opportunity to obtain educations. It was under Batista that the c'onstAtutian of 1940 was written fur Cuba., it tiidci Constitutioll that combined the American and British forms of government. In free elections in i40 Batista was elected to the presidency, and in tree elections four >'ears later his handpicked candidate was defeated. Batista went off Into exile, but he was treated as a hero In Latin America, for he had trul>'establiahedlemoct-acy in Cuba. He was a hero in the United States, too, and eventually settled In this country, with an apartment in New York and a home' in Daytona Leach, Fla. But Batista could not stay away from politics Indefinitely He' ran, in ab.entia, for a Cuban senatorial neat in 1950 and won it. He returned to Cuba, a Cuba that was once again going through stormy times under Inept and corrupi governments. Batista became a presidential candidate again, but there was little prospect he-would win. in 1952 he again overthrew the gos'e-rrsnent---one of the few men in history to stage- two successful coups. He made an effort to run an honest gos'rrnznent. His son, Ruben, even had difficulty getting imported covers for his achoul year. hook through customs. ald Area Cor r esporidents I Dogwood Black Community i.,. S., Modern scie'nc'e' has done awn,' w itti great deal of drudgery of fumier days and added a great deal of well, it's added a great deal of sornetlung to life- in general Take c-ut-ri picking, for example- It used to 1*' that when the eu'n was ripe the farnwr hitched his hee to the- wagon and drt've leisure-I> out to the cornfield, enjoying the fresh air afrJ the surislune as tie rude Having arrived at his destination, the man cLunbed out of the wagon, and tietmrae, who had done this s(rt of thing before, walked slowly up one row and down another while the taruier stripped off the' cars of corn and tossed them intzi the wagon. But no more. Somebody invented a niectianical corn picker and look at the' work and time it saves. The fw-nw-r is released from all that liars-i labor, arid thu, is torturiistibecause it gives bun time- to jump at the car and dash to the nearest repair shop when the rwetianical it+'t teak dru 'n ju'st a' a blar'F, - f\jir Lal, lovesICity C.. .' 31 g1 ' ' De-itana Enterprise F ann(-ttr. I (lssiircts 66$ $343 Lake Monroe ; :t Geneva Oviedo Stivia LIZ Ch.ikjota 1 ia hale. DoS 5701 OsI..n Mrs Cijirt-oce Snyder 37? 4st A Its mnl, $ps-rng I ba N,rPi(,t% P38 797 Winter 5pr1n9% f4AflCy Bv_th Fe-re Park Tangle-wood I [stales Goidrnro Eatlb'ook $3$ 7'v1r7 C.t.elbecrp 37? 611 Only time and events can treat of such doubts Meanwhile, it must be stated that in one sense highly important though little noticed -, Agnew already has been manhandled in a grossi) I unfair and inept way by one of the country's rna)('r newspapers which originally reported the new story - ttiuride'rstunui is cunung in from the' west And, of course, the repairman doesn't have' the parts Lw needs, but is sure' that the'> will tie in next week, and in the rneanthne, the farmer can hurry home and try frantically to get things patched up with some bits of ware and rust) u-un so that the nust-hirw can finish picking the field before Uw stomni beaks Because if it should rain vet> hard—arid it gx-otiably will—the cornfield will be--oust a seas of soft ;iiud and >ou can't run the picker because it sinks into the mud and stays there. The old tinier, who never dreamed of all the t'ons'erient-rs hewas nuasang, sunpl> went into the barn, sat down on a bale of hay and waited until the shower passed over. Of course, tJ* cornfield was muddy alter a rainctorni then, just as It Is 1mw, but the farnwr pulled on a pair of he'av ticKlU, and went tia"L, it. woe-k. And as for the wagon getting stuck in the mud, it was the hon-se's job to pull I! out again and he didn't need u.nm ia-se part to do it 0 Dt'epi t'rnbt'tith'd in its first long account was refers--rn e to an earlier charge .against Agnew as governor, involving al leged impropriety in a land purchase near the site of a corning new ('hesapeake bay bridge mow open The newspaper simply noted the chair. and then quoted a harsh comment on it from a 1968 New iork Times editorial The fact is, the editorial followed upon an exhaustive Times inquiry and story into the bridge matter But it was almost imme-d&atc'lr, brought out that another distinguished newspaper previously had done its own full study, and tall the net of this and some official inquiry was to substantially exonerate Agnew Lost Family Loses Searchers FORT I.AUI)ERDAI.E, Fla. 'API - After four days of combing the Atlantic, the Coast Guard says It has called off p Confronted with this information, the New York Times subsequently c'rawle'd a few inches toward apology in one of the mostgrace-less editorials ever to hit print And its own present rdf'refl('CS though it is not the newspaper herein first charged with unfairness to the earlier charge suggest that the times is utterly immune to embarrassment over its error Now the vice-president may or may not be formall charged in this new case, and may or may not be found guilty if charged But fair is fair And in this time of crushing scandal, decency and justice are not served by newspa;Pers whir-i cs-e'rn contemptuuusls to insist upon their own infltiti;his Fun It w (Ut?UI*UrI practice' for far-risen to help each other with must jota in those days. And at was unpue1blr for a. group of people- to get together for any kind of work Without making aunie kind of a cwt'st out of it During corn-picking time, of cow-se, the championship went to the man who could pick the most bushels of corn in the sli,ortebt time, atsi the fun they had mai,k- everyora' forget about the really hard wur'. involved Besides, eser>- one looked up to the winner and rather envied him his soperiur atalit>, instead of envying the man who owned the biggest minical picker, While' the men were goodnatured!) trying to outdo each other a! their task of pidung corn. tiieir WIVCS were lit's>' in te kitchen preparing a meal to satisfy the hearty appetites that fresh air awl liars-i wcirl', developed Foe' peopk lie-lit-ted in eating in those' days arid would tijis'e scoffed at the idea that Plenty of solid food and a plwzip figur, set-ri' Imealili karards ______ 4 r-7 r1r)r) 'It pnnn rji _ "--, "l - I - I 1'i _ I 111110 - _________ ri "- - -- -' - - ___________ - - ,Resumes After Delay n P - Gainesville '8' Trial uIinr " it's search for a Fort Lauderdale family whose light plane dxs.appeaied en route to the Bahamas. "All the Coast Guard aircraft are In," a spokesman said Late Tuesday. "We weren't able to find them." Dr. Robert Fischer, 39, an orthopedic and hand surgeon, his wife. Judy, 38, daughters JulIe, 7, and Melinda, 3, left for Great Abaco on Friday morning - I Jc-1 r; _____________________________________________________ ~__ A small weekly newspaper says two TAMPA Al' m media giants are trying to drive it out of business and has flied a $2.4 million antitrust suit. In a suit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court, the Polk County Shopper Shopping News in nearby Lakeland claims the New York Times Co,, CowlesCoenniunications Inc., and two Florida newspapers owned by the Times conspired "restrain interstate trade and commerce." The publisher of the Polk County Shopper, David Sic'lar, said he asked the court to order the defendants to "refrain from harassment of our advertisers and to have them cease publication of a special section called the "Penn>'Savea-" as a way of undercutting our newspaper." - • BERRY'S WORLD h By 111F.111:%PAGE 1. Copley News Se-nice Newspaper Claims 'Foul' fie voiced his doubt to me before Agnew spoke but it seemed to fit the vice-president's own public hint that reports of his involvement may have come from people "w ho have found themselves in serb' deep trouble, and sic looking to extricate themselves Modern Science At Work Corn - Picking Used To Be Her Venality is a commonplace of Maryland politics And one relatively' new friend of Agnew's. unable to recall 'he proved ivs'oh'ement of any governors, wondered aloud why the vice-president ihour'°t d be the one in danger of "getting iled Atty. (;fl, Robert TThevin TAI.I.AHASSEE, ha iAP) said today investigative reports on applicants for state racing permits are not open to the public if they were prepared by a national consumer reporting agency. But Shevin told State Business Regulation Department I)artector Charles Jackson that the reports are public records if the Dtt'islcm of Parl-Mutuel Wagering uses its own in. vt'stigative services. The' Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act places restrictions on the release of consumer information and takes precedence over the state public records law.She-sin said in an opinion, - ' The triited States is a vast land, spreading across the mighty sweep of the continent from I 2' - - - ,, , '- - . - '-"- - - - 'i '" fl- • , IF r' IF - L '-'l s' "I.0 Remember when going through a ph5e' re-fe-rrcl to kids, and Clldfl't t.evø anything to ao with fPJe- economy?" — 0 GAINESVIIJ,E, Eke. APi -- Th Gainesville Eight trial resumes today after the illness of a 40-year-old woman juror prompted a one-day recess but brought a refusal from the judge to slow the pace. &heduled to take the stand again was Charles Henry Becker of New Os-leans, an FBI informer and a former member of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, The Gainesville Eight, all of them VVAW members, are accused of plotting violence during last sununer's Republican National Convention on Miami Beach, Becker, who was named as an "unindirt-ed co-conspirator" on tue grand jury indictment of the tight, testified Monday that he had attended VVAW meetings across the nation and learned of plans for s'iolerre At ore niut-eting in New York in May 1V72, Becker said, tifendwit Peter Mahoney told him of plan s to toss bags of blood at then Defense Secretary Melvin I,.aird, who was appearing on a tt'le man ta lk show, Tuesday morning, Juror Lots Hensel, the mother of ftChildren, told U.S. District Winston Arnow that she felt nauseous arid s-iizzy, and would riot be able to ('(Kitinue a's a juror, Arnow sent Mrs. He-nM-Ito her doctor. Alter the doctor said she was only suffering train exhaustlo.i and would be all right alter a few hours rest, Arnow recessed the trial for the day At-now denied a request by defense attorneys to slow down the Pace of the trial and lilt the jury's sequestration order. That order keeps the jurors away from 'heir families arid under the watchful eye of federal marshals, The trial, now in Its third week, has been held at least seven hours a day every day except Sunday. The jury has been sequestered except for one-day since it was chosen during the first week, Mrs. Jiensel's, husband, Dr. James Hensel, had cornplaned to At-now earlier In a letter that the pace of the trial was takuig its toll on his wile. Arnow told attorneys from both sides to speed up examinstioru of witztesacs and avoid undue delays, "I'm not sure this isn't being over-tried by both the governmnient and the dc-ft-rise." he said ' '11 - - - - -; - -' "f . • -. - --. . . "i MA.---d". -- 0 ' "" '- '' - 06. - -. ~~_ '' -' - - - ."' ' - '. ' ' --. - - T -' .' -' ,. ' . . -- - ' - ' .- ' - - - ' - I - . — - -- ' -- - -. - - - , WHERE IS THAT PHOTOGRAPHER? for all titiTHREE I llRI'A. smiling Lake' Brantley high students ''pose deirwatel' photograptit'i' t'h() showed UI) I' ortunate'Iv, a I k'i'a hi photographer was able to capture the mood of the moment by simply taking the picture IlPSith'-dOWfl, never . •..., - .: . . .. • niilrl rs't 1' "r,forr srJ tht -j,ir 7A 7V __ i a COME TO G r E C,OR 'v L UM BE95 P !995 THE GREATEST COOL I PiG C A I N S EVE P BTU 95 2 9895 0 VOlt OperaPmn eq 119.95 Now 1 2,000 BTU - 115 Volt Opera lion 'i, 299.95 Now __ L- -L — . - M cuI 'Z Session Considered - L'I. -- ,- - I lllI\T-sI-;I-:, fl, Iliaise' Speaker Terrell Se-suite'; se isuild e'einsisle'r s-'alling it special ti' sslttn (if the Ii' g is Ia tori' in Nt a-iiils'r if it ,-luaiige' lii the oil spill law- is necessary, an aide' ;f ill today. Roger Nichols, Si'ssiiii,c' ex's .'siitls'u' assistant, saul he toil 1.4 mIiSi'iiSs('fl the' niuitt.'r with Ibis' Tampa Democrat Tuesday night after senators wi'rm' told su-li a st-tsion was poc'uibile. Nii-Iisils soul 'csiinus want,"l lii ls't;srrme' a il.- - isitici until staff stork 1141(1 liermi i'lIiIIple'(d'ii tin (has' m'e'rI to doing.' the law llenr>- Vin.simnu, ,iiili' to, Senate President Mallory I urns', D. Tallahassee, said '1 uiesday ttim'rt' se- us ri ''strong possibility'' f ut special session in ii', e'iiihs' r. ''If the' house Speaker con i - urs, they will call tht'riiselves into .session to consider the oil "itill law, possibly gubi'rnatnroil vt-tie's uiif iite' tither mat. lit'.. '.'inr'mri .iiI 1nQ !L - a sd i6m The Royal Room Air Conditioner Psin$!r'rr,)n.lfl ,t-rj' • Il . 10.OIDO k-; certified capacity • Automatic thermr,''it • Permanent washable filter • 2-speed fin is Ventilation rontrol • lif r011 fret . dirr!-':n rr:!r4 H',iijtfiii Ezy.Mount for do-it-yourself ,ritaIlition, LOW, LOW PRICES! i: tlankAmericarcj 4,s?e-rCharqe U °h 117 3504) S2 3 S Maple Ave. Sanford. Florida Reason We're Here Oviedo - i . , &-.i -,a& or-IN JiL3 a ~ -. , - ~~. _. a% MIM ~ A - — s,, - $. a,., Ncl" ~. -M, , WinIer Park Raft Rally To Float Up River MORE OFFICES COMING SOON! SANFORD...,.,,.. 322-1242 OVIEDO . • •l•l••• 365-5641 LONOWOOD...... 834-3200 WINTER PARK ..... 628.2266 ORLANDO. . ....,.. 831-3554 (F ) , , You MIAMI, b'ki, iAI't —A three. judge federal court in Miami has ruled that a woman does not nerd her husband's or parent's consent to obtain a legal abortion in the first three' iiionttu of pregnant'>'. The' judges' ruling struck down the only remaining por. lion of the state abortion law still at Lssu after an earlier U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled the bulk of it unc'onstitutioniil. U.S. Appeals Judge David Dyer and U.S. District Judges Joe Eaton and William Mebrtt'ns cited the U.S Supreme' Court decision in their ruling. 'I1w soul that the nation's highest court has said a state tw.s no authority to interfere with a woman's right of privacy in the first three months of pregnancy nor "s-'an it intefere with that right before the fetus be-conies viable in order to probeet potential life." "A state which has no power to regulate abortions in certain areas simply cannot 'on. stiutiorsally grant power to hius. bonds arid parents to regulate the-se areas," the panel added, judges also said that in the' question of having an uibortiofl a se- oman under 18 has the saint' rights as an older woman. "A pregnant sewiian tinder 18 )ears of age, cuirifl'it, under the Law, be distinguished frim one over 18 years of age in refer. ens-c lip funiiieuie'ntal rights," tile). Said, The ruling by the three judge' federal panel resulted froiii two i-use's ~ LL -- Abortion Restriction Ruled out fri time' best t raditioni if 'l'.inti Sawyer and llut'k Finn, I':xu4ori'r Scouts sit St Jilins IhStrit-t will sponsor i Raft Itially Saturday on the St Jsihuis River. lie EkplOR'l'3 will launch the rafts, se-hut-ti they have de-signed themua'lves, at time-' public' rump on French Avenue in Orange City at 10 in. Registration will be from 9.10 ii iii. Frank tii,stead, district service coimuiissiorwr, will lie in charge of the event. Thus-' rafts are e'x;wtt'ml to re-zn-ti their ik'stInatIm,ri, liontoon State Park, wti.'re they will receive their awards, imbout nostn,, lti'fru'shniicnt.s will lie' Mrrt't'd, The' I)elzend Coast Guard the will assist Flotilla Extjksrt'rs in Ilis' seiatm'r '' iuiujriu Special " Racing Applications 'Sealed' Sometimes -' \ MIAMI Al) fifth it s,-.1. •' JIt'J I,,,'. - i,,i t ,,,in,,t,. I.. JIi' Uflflifl , UI UIfl' decide that ("Ircuit Judge Jack Turner seas innocent of con. spiracy to accept a tribe, prosecutors say th ey still will seek conviction of three other principals in the case. Before presenting their verdict Tuesday, the jury listened again to a crucial wiretap recording Ps-she-c claimed that the recorded conversation was a coiled discussion of bribery plans The discussion seas between suspended Miami Mayor David Kennedy and political insider Frank Martin and was obthinedb>-alegalwtretatpofatelepbonefrequcntl>'usedby Kennedy, Martin and Mrs Mina I)avldson are accused of conspiring to offer a bribe to Turner In connection with a drug charge against Mrs. I)avidson's son, Carlos Pin to. Their trial was scheduled to begin today. Before the Turner case went to the jury, visiting Circuit Judge I.ynn Sils-ertooth dismissed one of two original charges against Turner. He ruled that the state had failed to support Its charge that Turner and the others conspired to influence Judge Ellen Mct-ptomos Rowe, Rk. 1 MIAMI I APi Eastern Airlines has been slapped with two more law suits in connection with a L)e.'s-'. 27 plane crash in the honda Everglades in which 101 people died. A suit filed in U.S. District Court in Miami on behalf of Kenneth and Aaron Glissiarnan alleges that negligence 'resulted in personal injury to passengers." It asks $222,000 In damages for the Gla&qmins. Mother suit, filed for Steve N. MEnguIui, alleges that "the crash resulted in the death of one passenger and injury to another," It asks $800,000 Both cases were tran.,sf ct-cd to Miami from New York City, The suits are among scs'craI actions seeking more that $100 iniflion damages from the airline as a result of the crash. ia,' . .4 -" Jury Acquits Judge ' "f!..*! tat' Juf'. 'i u5. die, ,ieiiiti,' "r-It. 'ipvrcql to Itiit's' their tax rolls to the slat.', nhnssi'- I ''i'- ''c ':e t::r ;' frs - !.t'fisI%.. j,rrs'rnis.,l ilLiiit ti'' e'i (4- iii if full iiis:rk,'i lii i'iiiv wesy, Ibis' $i isillirin value. $li hilifion pr ny value- ini reasi' ',tulil iiesin millions of A stiisly itiasle- by stale ,uili tot- (;m,s'riil I':rti.'su I'llisn,i .4 'trillars tiis'rn ill tax uis.vw'y for iOu I,,. 1,0 ,,.._...,.s - ..k,...i. flfl'.' ,....i '' ..i,.,..,.,i ,,, nnI I,,,',,i U,,c ,,U •çVt'J fl'I I) salted sit fruitit 4] to 99 per tent The' 1973 Ie'gitslatiire putts--ti (it full itiark''t s-m,liie time' requlre'itient for hirlrigirig IteM-tie saul (11411 iuimler li'gisli,. assc'siiwnt_s up in 100 per I s'nt live ,iiansluitm' the lt,'v,'nuii.' 1k'- ''1 tiinrkt't value can the He-vrn." loarlinclit stiIuI Ii I w it a ppr ove I it' liar tiiient alter the' I" liii' lila l'ili Ins rolls wilm-cs all liriijirrl Sii1prems, Court fiverturriNI the' tax-ratio study miie'tlxxl se as wescsccsl sit full talus' tJmI'r the inst-Mb study, 'lime' Irgiclatuirt' has mirile-resl Ihat tax iiaill:age l ie rsiil.'eI hack sm -html tiirwlc were willthe'ltl Ili, 4i Iii' ;w're-entiigi' mis proper. from m-.sintfrs if their m''. ts- value's sir,' Ine-r,'a54'd s'i the tuitions were less than what II. hu iitts'r iisss'ssiiie'nts will neat lisesni ,oresiile're'eI full value I1is new law require-s It' 5'iis'i'e'csoril>' neon higher luirq lit liuiiicossnwrs title' I k'sintuaent approval ;if liaise u's-er, the' rsillbuie-k will sit. tzis rolls 4111.1 rc'quiire-s that this' list i-scully (ituimiits,sione'rs it, show full value' sucessmitentc to, hire any taxes s-sin he trill." i iit'rt'zisp taxes in rutititics ss lw'rp tIme' 10 mill ceiling had Its-s-lw said that hceauw the Lawsuits Hit Eastern _ Lady Godiva Rides Again 'tet's',i Its'lw, suite ..I v,,I..1,'1, ¶ax ilirre-cor. ltisi.'hi' soul 1'u's.Iav that none iii the 38 counts- Iris rolls given Prf'li,ulltllur s' esninlitnllon mi far m Al' l%SSl.:l: l-'l liiipi'ove .1 itssessiiieflt will .nlil $12 billion to $15 billion in property values to county tas rolls In Florida this )ear, 511)5 " ~ Due To Funds l, l'h'l _' jAI I News A, /'''lri'''rf.-i' Rolls To Jump $12-$15 Billion Tax Florida I il,j first federal . o[ semino e county sings & assodaon n MAIN OUiCI 3i? 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CRU/TY7 PIZZA 322-8610 BESIDE THEATRE IN SANFORD PLAZA AND JEANS t$Ui Is ''" ''" • .••. • IIi ilEitilib jt.,etri •itIs I itti C1I if ii,t, iIiuIs .tnI 'iIti, s , Jh$ .$IIit itt-vu ittlitit I II 6 To 9 �BA-- 1heSantrd f letaiii 'I, t--d n e s 0 ii t , A u i 'vTh Tic' e,,ir,f rrJ H*rnlej Money. Men May Miss C.O thi in tioseit se-.sin, csimo%etl t,s the con,mittr'e', and trought up an the floor with minimum debate fu' passage by It VLW PINT All'— The House Wa%s and Means Coni. muter, the shaper of tax, trade, Social Security, medic-are and welfare legislation. is getting a foretaste of what it may be like to operate without the legendary leadership of Chairman Wilbur I) Mills, The Arkansas De mocrat ho has headed the piotal cornmutire for 15 years says he will retire at the end of next year unless he can find rebel from a painful back ailment. Moreover, and quite apart from the future of its chairman. Tax Committee Overflows ,R.,C '45f3 0 - L Di o 1 '3 17 -' figures HARD OR MED. 2 or. TUBE 4 ISOPROPYL TEK - UN TAN ALCOHOL 1 03 VALUE - RIG 54C 'S BLADES ;zEc, 26c 19C , lose NCO In Mental Ward -- % A_S1115 .ii IN I Al' M >t 1 ;ramt '1 Suhulk.' hits tu.9'O plus-sit In if iutS)i-hiatru is and by the Air Force apparently alter tn s mid hi is 'united to iii. . siurtmniirtlal h irgt s igauinst President Nixon in tin' Watergate roSe, An Air For-t' spokesman saud Ss'huilke' ''wuis asked :unul bus' agreed" to uuncls'ritui 72 hours of psychiatric examination at t'r,cI hic 'pit.iI I 'rc'.'c son— Mills' temporary departure at such a time would have beer , We wrap our reputation around every prescription. almost unthinkable earlier- lie is the kind of strong chairman lithose, views come to the fore and prevail when the con- . uiiittee gets down to voting. Mills d;'s nit iifirt (pmnhflftc, but sha'ws the eserisus , ;'lt'S4n.0 Ullman Tries Mills' Chair iii f,; , , i - .. h.itrn.ie '. '' iira /, ,. - THU RSDAY ONLY Between iP.M. and lP.M. ic 1 - ' I 411 -MEW : ' -- . The Pentagon indicated rn.-r , than .5 strikes the ioi.iI * - i cit. 'h. t,'r'-"m.-:t !rlj - ' .. plet.'.l by I) S and North Vietnarru.s. ;luploe-nu.t!A In .Jiituuuiity hits not works-ct Wit ,5 1r Henry ussirig. r thu. chief II ' negotlistor , had Pcop..rI Many fit its key trrm.c reniain stillti n '11w' fighting gru.c cm in South Vietnam,u uulttwiijgtu at a lower level arwi without Arru.ni- at. - 4 . - ,- E C EI -,,,. i',f' •'c'_ -. .--' ( ,- , -- - - Pitt - cl.-,snuwtusli' tie North VIPti'auni,l'e lint the 1.0 (K)O tons la.uiiIu *1 rainlipunI' war rniate-r;el supplies af.aI his-ri initd',f'ii,ulth Viu'tniirri in ti-e faire of a (tat sun su If at tivuty under the pear-c agreement In Miuri hi, Nutruri .-urunf,unNl that the United Stats's tnuul told North, Vuetna,ri of r about this infiltration, and we believe it to violation of the seand the pea ni ri" mc rut r arc. 'I ('uiuiitieisli,i,u insiurgu-mits 'turin.: that hue' iluti not Irs-u' a si';usu'-furu, ssluus'h WitS the sti,tecj of stIufila limp .ebju's- tIv.-, arid the Future' of tb' U .' lhIl'l'..'sI I ill P ItusIdliluti guuvc'rruni is-lit It u.lkS gritum Thus' raiul. ss.'ns' haltm'.i it iumuslnighmt EIYl' tui's4a> uuntlur an uigreeluiu'rut bc'twu,s'ni President - - cea \it(cru andI c.ni'ru • - .- '• - - I. .' .. R ubbe - 'i ' - 4 • i 1¼.iS I- PK p ' -: a ' '.-, h ic - ' , 'I ' . I •' ..'-r ;,. • - ' - Mm-ann tub', the North Vuut:c,ui;1.--,' u- i- in hImnoi, thu.' continued bombing in ( 'arnh,. u at home. 'tin it isarutino:u:eiiut l i Minh tr,lulimi ,uthernLiostn irry III p.-----------------in ( on.gre troops iii South Vietnam, ''vs-n though this is In fat t, Nixon suffered a defeat when forbidden u nels'r the V iet s's-ui se-f in.' reluctantly arvuptesi a bombing cutoff date 'uigrs-e-suis-mut. With thuc' future of Vietnam, CsrLbo.1ia ,ir. Boosters of 11 S .uur lusile u'r chin,, List- Nirthi I se'r> moot h in doubt, the, United Stales ..p- - ' are OR - ' ,,, ,,,'.,. ,, .,, , •I, I UliIdilIIlI up.rc 5-.- - - MORE IS nilli n tons iJ tm:;,!- .r, irr i.. ' - tn'. ,ctil ft i ',t -..-h - . inn,, 't_er,n george FURNITURE SALES we - re l)c's'e'miuis'r F.vs-ri if tfii - ' Stuart /13 Eissr Rmuiinxs,,, - WY. 17-92 : O'5wcttca.i.! irIcu1m40 CASSELBERR'? - KO RAT A IR B'1si-;, 'iiu;mil.inil i AP) The last Ii. mta rug ihissi(url of the lmids.cluna w ar tm,s.k tiff today from Karat, thu ,,auuu.' tsu se Irs-tn is hich the raid s-fl North V i,'tnamii seas carried out eight )- ears ago, I first But this-re was little fuss uund rio indication at thupraiwling airbast, that today was not Just another tI4i>' The Lust shot fired liv the U . S. forces in lndoctunuu was fired by Capt. bonn' Halls->- , 29, of SI> rUe Hew-h. SC. itatley fired a burst of 21nmn cannon on a Khlmer Iliugs' 1 nci-cntraituten if) runt.". ::ortiit':ist of lhin,.tri Penh. Cam'4ia, Seconds before that the last bomb dropped in lndmiu,'htui,m fe-Il from tin' '17 fighter-bomber of Maj ,t tic lIu,kins, 37. 1 h'mrlsnusoith, Ohio, 1k' south his List bommib lo.mel was dropped ,ire'ui, at 10:11 Its-at tinit', sirs.' unInutu,' before the 10:45 a flu (buntline set Ics thu.' White I louse, liii' ,b',idllne set bs the . 0 in a wooded -d i's H Ill I _c)ii(I(1il front liii' l-i iribt-..il' ('UIli't't 1011, tuitte-bi - iiid e - I Iciskitis uuruel It,utlm-> his seingumiumsi, both UI, 34tt I aita-al l-igbutc-r Wing, with thur pilots I1 iiiissions this morning that there 'i it .-le'bramtuomi to muuark thus' t'ntl of the' air a - of t0 agreed - iai i1114-11 lovers, i'; -- '- hloskinis anul thu tie's got handshakes iihi 'rigr a "u. • lii ci' fr.itui sdiluer pilot'. ,maal crc'w-uput'ui as this-> tluiul-t'l tItus n fn.cuuu the ctwkpits of their cauuusufl,ugt'd A7 Corsairs, Ihut It->. is tin sc't'uus,'el luewild,'r eel b> IWis susan an.! ctisitmugr,mpiier'. is ha' ,'Iu.'.tt-reel irtutuutl iii-s plane ao it rolls-el to it stop, simiil his fliussutil isa'. ''kind or uneventful. Just like' us regular 'rt u' - UN Security Council 19 air - '- sIc ,J\'\,I' IiIIlI\ -'hini--'mslf list tt'hi'i 1)11111 jacket to Ihc chagrin of CotiserVat 1(111 (t S. Congress sea.'. II nan. Iloskins, sipping um flask of cold water beside his raft, said the inissuuun was'' Just uk.- any other nuu 'ion, - Lske'e1 if he is as h:upfuy that the tusiuusbing in lnlii,'hina hiatt Finally c-nd's), liaskin.'. replied: ''Yes if we have iii f,iut :u-corusplisi:t'eh stitu,- of this' thin.:s is.' curnie here tit ACTRESS MODELS Tied Over Mideast Pt05, 'I beg plies it cueti, 'II ser'ws aide jlmullb,. Availjbiv so ttl,jc-wJil Or *hut,wjul '.4Q trade-tn 'veuurv.J ister Ale lii.' 11.5. i-'ctirits ('i,un-il elu':ucIiucks'd tosl;uy I :gsptliuru niud ml,' tumanuils for sanctions ag4mprust Israel for fir( log clown :mni Arid) airliner last wi-c-k All council imiu-tuibi'r,s Including this,' united States, Isruie'i's chit-f luau-ken, wi-re ready tuu sup'psirt is resolution comitls't,unurug lii,' Isrumeli fiction, limit that' I lruitesl StatesWits believed llke'ls to vu-Lu un yttiing s t ns digs' r t isa ru e't-rua uri' Ilimutincit at thus, Li S Auuihassuuclur .lohini A. Ss-iili told raw snus'ru Late 'Iuie'sciuuy ii,' saw ru-st flags'' in Sinus- sit tin' Ili it posumis ci (it irig 5- on tin iung 1st-i: i,hi at ii Ills s u uitside' the' u suu mis - ii UNI'I'I-,hu NA1'l(INS, N.Y in t over "W, soviet Biaci.waii Put More Interest in Your - ANNUAL UAII - - Reg. Future ANNUAL YIELI)' - I chamber A council vole wu.' .'xp.' tm'uI mt, tu.sl.ay s,r ihuurscluu> cie a'muslutig on the scutsiruus' sit Ulu L-slks. But in Isnuu'I, Ir,-uiius-n I iudula ilsdr said lw'r gos'erruuu,-tit 5.25., 5s3 90 11A S S 1101) will -ontinue' tic protss't its s-itulefl'm at hieuuis- anti abroad 'is ithu whiiitevrr rml.'an% we' have lu-h those is ho cs - ic "We have rcs,tliirig to in' .ushianri,-ul tuf sure u% ha' aihummuit-d,' Sin s Mi'ur said. I )Iplsuuuuatiu.- SOUZ'('s's m*'jaittt'tl thatt)ll( obstacle' tic imgrs's'luu,'nt sat a Ss's'uin it>' ('u,unus-lI rs'iauluttonu was ie'uuiu,% u -il is his-ni I-jsit al,,mtmsls,uiu-1 ,. ,ls-iu.anutl that all s'ucuiuutple's be' asked to tui It aid to atl u' n,u liii tug ibto 'puuue sig g r,'ssi sum I )tiue'r f.n.cic..'u-il w,tmlismg sea.- m u - cttittsi still iih)Ju'i'tii.ruuutilu' t tin- I/nuts-el St_atm's, IIrituiui niuct 1' ialiu Spe-aikinig Iii this' s-u,uui.-il sit-lasts' 'I'ueMtumy, Sciuli cls'plsiru'iI thusberus-lu ius'tui,ci us a uuitatic.iu of theU N ('lu-art.', and iii the rule s.f la w ium sluuuiusis - t s uml •u',limtiiuni ese of J oel IIscw't'si-r, he asks-ui this' Arabs ''Its ri-haiti ii sn stus- ctive' ouch pc'cs',- uut Dii'. inm -ids-uit frsuipi leading to fuuthi-r re- tin ixiul'. ,uucl s-oii:it.-m ri- la i-,,mls Iluuikst N ,u Israeli Aiputu,iuiishuit \'s,,srf 'l,'k''.iiu iu's'ust'd 't.uuu.lisi .l .iihml. ii imu tlus• Pif iml(tlu' I-lust unit fs,liscwiuig is tisais sj 14)111: as I '.ule'stiimtasi l-sras'I witulmi nu'ju's I ,slIS I s- utt.iiI'r 4 ie.0 e,ttuichic,JICS utiti SlUt) IJOL) us In jut, is-di tm-trot istu. went wuuuitiitdim-sl iac.utes ol mielsusul - . 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North Vietnamese - ithroulit riot light:'. disregard " this warning, Nixon said But thus' North Vietnamese have ck,ne lust ft.. fl it appears thu. massed U S air power, r'lu.t,rue ituore than 430 hennihjer-s and fight.tmrrube-rt in Th.iilanot arid 150 115 2.1 tin t" M. t after list' Vuu'truumui ceaM'firu-, titers' is an Uris-JutS)' trot 1' lInt this, ( 'uuummussiru$t I';ithi,-t i,.uu, and their , .:- / ,ur r,rwsrn fire .1 /I 'ibis- In I ,uus wiser.' Auuicruiunu plans-s pruupIu.'sI iqi thus- I ,acuti,inu .iruuiy with 501111' fk1,I%)1) tons of taumiebs s , h.ar. Last Bomb Mission Sessions Open To Public, Press ;' - ' TW - truicqus nui'uitiu', -:' , - ;m the future, c-han1- few .ur,:'e' that is III, hu.unbs for inure' than no-, cit 5, taut irs tie.' u',i.I all that air iwuw.'r failed ti 1 (111 * the k11141 of lorace this t totifilry .lJ'tut In - uuiuisusli -, when.' Iii,' final II S raids were ll.sw,i an u,ri;i.u.liu of lsght,-r lwutmit.ers rusl f(2 hus-usi'>' ts'ituIu.'t ,si> u:I.v,'rn,iu,-nt s staggering .rsu iv for tic,' fuict in Ref ontu moves pundervusl> in the House, but the directuot is clear. Power is flowing from the committees and their chairmen—who have been c'ornparcd to feudal barons—ti the part) leaders and the caucuses composed of all mt'mbets The trend is t'sp.'ciall> significant for t)rmocrats, who as the muajcwit) part) c(e'it.tol the' coritmuttees and name the chairmen. The caucus now has an opportunity to vote in. dividisill> on cttc c'hairniari--a potential threat to the urn-cse(_ure M'nftiflt) )Stt'fli The closed rule has been a frequent)) used tcul in the Wa>' arid Means kit. Granted r('utux'ly in the past by the Hub (ommuuiittt't' to all tics and smutlar measures, it means sunph that smuemuit,t'rs at large have no opportunity to offer amendmerits wlwn the bull rcinn to the floor The) must vote it up it down in the form iirrscntz'd by 11w committee Hut the Rules ('t*murmcittre' -- now, Incidental]) more ('1DM-I' tied to the house kadersiiup than it has been in a gerwration--has let it be known it will no longer autornaticali> grant this complete protection to bills produced ti Ways and Me-arcs Even if the committer were willing, is new the l)i-niorratic rule provides that ii 50 members insist on an opportunity to offer amenthnents, t,k'uuui*'ratu anajoeut> of 11w Rules Coinimiultee must acerde 'flue rule has been hauled ti> nw-nitwrs is ho long complained that tax policy was shaped, not U> all the members of the house. but by the 25 who make up thu., Ways and Means ('imuu.uttt'r. The likelihood that the committee would not be able to obtain it ucticpletely closed rule on the higtd> controversial track' kgislati.r it. .t' r.-..s''n Ali) Wa> a and Means P.' numc-d slow is afd • a utiousi', in shaping the bull ineasires War Still Rages o - has t'onit' and sulI continue to come to the Ways and Meat Coaruniuttee, which began as a tempoa'ar) panel in 170 at IbOl was made permanent cluding the 'mark-up' sess,lcms where the decisions are made, naw.t be open to press and public witesi the conwuttt'e vote's on the record to clove them Mills moved for closed rn-ar k-up sessions The cwmunutti-e sustained hun—but with a ID negative t.cutes, F% enso, %'a) It and Mi-ans, like Wwr t'on'initu'rs, now must make public after executive sessions the roll calls b> which deristons were arrived at. The committee has long had an arrangement, useful to a chairman who needs to keep members in line, for handling firms-that often affect only a nuux'r tax swiwtime's a single one in a particular congressional district. These "members' bills" would be briefly and informally dii- drppe '1 tr ir IA tonic if i.rni- e 'eftur.4a'.us The tact American 'u'w'nhw 1rrsp..j ui ('amnPw1l.. were cre,jit.4 %4,41 lo4in Itoskens, 1'?, of P r.stl- hnn. ry.nq in A; or i'iirnt',r If. said Is Pius inød at Ill' $4 . m .o swrMesl ur'a $41 miles oi-iethr of Phnom Penh 11*51 , fsinecl back to the Paris ;s'umrs to base achieved relatively little' through m e'umih'r,'rus'e tiulilu' b', the heuivs lusnuubtng sit 11.-unto might) air war effort that eluirmps'.d record ;4 (Verations. of B %'ut'tmimuus'sc.' or. ' in mist-led lns,sren?e of the Khmer Rongi' arcairwl it Je'a'thw-st of Phnnrn F'.nts At the village cf K..p Sirrm. (.cpt F,n Taung flak watg'h.l on. 'if the last An-'wr jt sn air strike's i!aInust an insurgent pc'acmt.ren a away. As the planes flew nam to the chairman ma) be D N orth Vie truatuit 'o allie II .1010 it. ub.,uit WI . le Ullman, at 59 five )ears sc'unger than Mills. s*a o ershadt.i.ed Li> the chairman as he moved up the senior it) ladthe position of presumptive successor. Until recenti>. der he figured most often in the nr.s as a spokesman for lb.' 'i'('nomniC interests of his state and the N rthMest gt'neralls ('emudered about as fIM'ahly conservative as Mills, he huc nevertheless on ii'casiuin differed with the chairman, for cx ample, on welfare reform. Since last year, t'llnu.n has been acquiring a growing national prominence by strong advocacy of basic reform of C4mgrrss' bucitt'tary function 1k is co-chairman of a special cc*iuuuttee ss hido us steering legislation for Congress to Mt u; and exercise ventral control its awn budget every the now Mattered appropriation and revenue raisin, who .. to - Overshadowed No matter 1 ,'ff.'.t IS nnulnt,tec I,fcrp flue .kcwllpoc' '.1 by lb. 11, 5 not further terr,tri 16r Ifans,I ''i (HA l. (.001) IN S,NOi S1OL ONI Y 'SSTATC STk('t 7 interviews with a cross-section of the committee membership. Nevertheless, without Mills, the work perccptibls slowed down. The Mills-endorsed optimistic deadline il completed committee action on the trade bill before ON, recess, was not met. Committee inembers said Mills, whose reputation as one of the closest-riuouthed nun in (''ngrrss is well earned, left ri ursstnjctiorcs with Ullman lie did not even tell colleagues or key staff members where he was gang. Rep fie, main 1. &!hneebeli, senior Republican member .f the cndnfluitter, ciimrncnted, "Al is doing a bang-up job und, difficulties," a judgment echoed by both liberal and con servative l'k'nut'cratic members. At a final ses,ca&n before the recess, committee members reportedly agreed informally that Ullman will have to assume greater authority if Mills is unable to rejoin lb. deliberations in September. Uliman hunself, stule staying am a) from any criticism cd the chairman, told a reporter there will have to be a firm schedule and a push to get the bill to the House before (kt I Mills' seniority and Influence--the two are clam ly linked in the house—are formidable. None of the other current Was and Means members ever knris him as it mere colleague. H. was chairman before any won the coveted election to tJw house's No. I eoinnuttt'r hits method of operation trwludes private negotiations ii iti presidents, regardless of party, as well as other hi:i executuu officials and spokesmen for private interests ir fields vnbraed bi his ( orrimittee's sside.rangir.. juri.sdi(tum. SbitJy befi'' personal session with % ik - g' ' '.trt ring the legislation toward final agreement to the nes.r ranking t)ernc.rrt.t, Rep. Al Uliman of Oregon. tJllman's pinch-htting was unl"ers.ally praised in separatt -- - CHOPPED SIRLOIN Ra<I I'CIa?c, $ 68 Tct'd Sail .. rc-*irptIins !ilt L And l,t'caute h spitJ act m ,r.' prt's( nuplion, than •ins one f RESTAURANT SPECIAL! r toy ha-il b tIe hi-etir i,.ir,.flt ilnucI the lritTP*4.4 prr.s_ per I that their city 's'itsl4 fall to the estimated AM (.'rurru.i- In •' American - international negotiations beginning In Tokyo in mid Iuuuslisu Iii.' Iwuu Sw.'p.t- witug l"t.'. '.0 . September. till' mu III lIe' Ii.ipuul,ifij! iii ('64111 • II)NIXiN, IAP i I lic In it v i d ccl Iii liii Ilk u 1111 belay a ndus' ru's-sis c'r s if Iii.' dollar hullar imqs.'ar,'uI to nium suit .1 steiuuui at the op.'ninig of h-:tur.iwauri marketstoday, hut later In the morning both Inoved tupisarul The Its. currency opens-el a utencuig iI.swri in I' ruunikfunt sit 2 4150 marks, tin-ri rose to .t 41 IR fin' dollar clruup;us-si luff ,i i.e utimu, ill /cini( hi to 1 11062 Sis In mi s the n 1111114 .4 tut k tic 3 0050bs tIiitltiiiiimiuici, ht thus ss,u' -tli cicisirt fiiimi I ti.''-ihii', DOUBLE EDGE 5ll!ndl '11111111110 r'.iI. ci,ul lb.- b.,nm.p,,n' t.lf , (IV 10 f',riecsr.I usir . ontrol .Iiinui' i.ii.wutig mu lruI$ off blue anal wPcut. grecc ss,,c.ks' ne a last Ecciunt' '.1 Crowns In the cfte'ets panicenl farewell I'. nine yersre '1 brIetil to wish 1, (1io plane. teut ,'1,os'r I, a,. ,ujr estlat ks in In flip bijtle of 11,. (:amrchj.-.juan 'Ion him, capital quickly ret,,rru..4 to rw.ç. 'flu.' V If) dint it slow tairrr'l miusi The people app.'are.i r- ,Iuc, Gold Down, Dollar Some STAINLESS STEEL TOOTHBRUSH LOTION weekly riew-spiup.-. (;ill ptlp plastics. lii,' upturn in induustr till cuuutpiut ill)(iVt' 1973 plans u- ammus' as flu surprise to '1V.'st,-rti .'spert.t in the Soviet s - apuIml PA OF 5 . II the first sr%rri illoilith% , ,1 1973 %as 111) 7 1 per cent ovv.~ its. siil' pi'r oaf Lust ear 'lime darimie'iI fangs-I For the per v. as per cc-nt, IN, paper said. ln,Iunstriu's niemuttonesi as s-His-lent ps'rfuirumu,'rs were csi Puitu'ri7lNI linu- hin,' hails, nutswnubilec, farmumutu-hlnc'ry ii ti,l in was year flq* in I hair w.s bat It ftt flit-In bus's Inl tlmIluin.I, wer,' lniIc,w,-.l by no . or ideas brought in by newer members. Mills, seeking medical advice and treatment, left the chair me 20 days before the congressional recess began. The i'inunhttee reaching the decision stage on the complex trade legislation President Nixon says he needs because i "1 t it-!I11w r - 4 , :1ti1I1 puhltsh.'.l into £ PERSONNA - i'tmc.u,, I'.',ihi at III IS a iii I.u.b,> i ersi MI 1St I)'.V i Al I I IN, So', tel 111111111 '41 e:r iialuictu liii p. ,alii,'tIp.n is r iuniulng ahead sit i)lntuit'.I goals hut Its, w .'iuknus'".ses that su'tut the i(uusian,'. seeking Anin'ri.- sui i'u'nni,iiiicmutsI remain glai ItIgIv p." slstc'nt, liiis "Its appali-rit (suslisy fremin SC%Tr).i1m,.litiu $u.'rfuuntiiuiii Was and Means, basicalls and historic-all> the tax cornfliittte, has overflowed other fields, especiath- aspects of legislation Social Sec-wits, involving a payroll tax, was ascuinecl to Ways and Means. carrying along with it wlfar hi. h Is provided the S-wish S.ce-tirtts ', SEA & SKI R icC 17C L eanosses 'us'. ..-" - II tNt I'd 1 1 1 Nil, I 'uuulwwlii, Air i-or." I . ii I ills, 1 dutui iii, silver In lb.' I.ni*tl,I cuuuuli*:i.t, r..;,red I,.w oven Briefs -- I a SOV.o. . CRYSTAL BRAND the house's oldest nnd perhaps most powerful stan(bn 'ninuuttee is Jcls hanging. Lake all of Congress, it is being pressed b) public opinion: by subtle power aM! t.s; by T - ' - D U.S. Cambodian Bombing Is Halted I worked I' W - on, perhaps, in offering II)M()t) Ii fl8r70 dated Press Writer w matter of some \L retire Aft p Unlike other conunittecs with tu.'1'ad jurlMlie-IIOAS, and Means under MilLc has operated without subetienmittecs. Mills has been the only "Mr. (1vainnan "Some members any they will press, no what. for establishment of panels taxation, trade, Social Sct'urlty, welfare, mcdi. care and pensions. They say legislation could be expedited if simultaneously on different several suk-ommittecs tails The arrangement would. of course, dilute to some extent the chairman's control. unanimous consent. After outside organizations as well as :-'tne Congress members began arulyzirig and publicizing the revenue effects and the narrow application members' bills, objec-tic.rts an the floor cropped ti last year. Sante then, the committee has been nobce'ably more cit. urivsToot t them Another power base for the Democratic majority of Ways and Means has been its dual function as the party's cornmuittee on committees. The Ways and Means i'mocrats ';iinated all Democratic members of other committees public-arts have a separate committee on committees The I o. :;iorratic caucus now has asserted a long-dormant renew :tc,wltv and the Speaker and majority leader have been :;,.slr ex-officio members of the 1)emocratic committee on ,nmmi ;ttrc- H lit h Mr. Mills World '//erJre-4.,,. ti,.' J(Pnnv - , ,- I •,',, I - . - �iDA- The Sintm-d Hcri,$d Wedresdzp, ,4op 15, 1 Zion Honors Rev. Brooks For Service - - ~ . .V . 4, 11' M*R5 A V . HAWkPS herald Carrrspoadrni Th ofiirer iirui member, of the Zion Hope Mauinnar Iiiptist Church will pauar bmefb train the regular churc ;rogram Lei pa5 tribute ter, Re .1 1. &noks, whet, has served I ulthfull for 15 years as pastor Two very utpirin ervires have twa planned for the anntversar celebration Sunda morning . Rev Tot= itrno&s, stir: of the pastor. will he the speaker Chwst choir will be the Ynunç Adult ()ulr of Sim Mt Zion M*a*ona.-s Baptist Cuveh, under the direction of Mrs. Zilla Mat 1jggniv Sunda afternoon at 3 rsn., the anniversary sermon will -eemsfl, dvvuunie pastor of FIrE Shitoh Mtu*nnars Raptist hwvt The public Is invIted Li attend both servIrc Mrs £ vrM Ft Clarl. is chairman - Junior Ushers Feted -. w: Roord of Neu Mt CoItur M untionari ::rcl, wt'ri h -istr'c1 bs their supevt.or . •lone +.: u+ i rnnk.oui at the home of Mrs Thelma Nathan Guests ..tu!ndtnf were Kt!nneth MrCitfl, Torwtts Wyi, Kimherl 'tcC,tll, Wanda Faster. Jiwre Nathan, Alice Jackson, Gloria .is*er. Patrice Smith. .lnc Faster. Panic Lee Faster, A t'ttr Jurkaum. hamelti. Saturn, Terrance Flanders, Vic'tnris and (lrtavw Sheppard. flolI Wrnra, Victor and Wnur, ftr' nn Yin. C I. Sims and tmstea.ez were Mrs I-wit V,,% .r \t-. Rub lisart -. Norma Jean Pa rke r Weds Byron Knight k .1 Hymn Kennard Knight. ant n .1, 1t . . .~1 .. Mr and Mrs Maser Knight .4 J uII . ? !J + 1flI Wrst 15th St., Sanford $ wi-ri united in Itoh Matrimon' rr'rnth at the brick's born. The dmatslt nn, eerrnnnm .1 was, officiated b Rr Young Twr large baskets ". Mswrwar heaut red tOW' wart- uiied as the harkgrouni far lb.- after ,' 1I4 4j •" . • me tirade, given in marriage, L" b. her father, was e&srnerl ii. a fnrmal.Iength gown of white' Lana- over SMhr. Her twr'-twr '% shoulder Ieni!U veil was of sill illusion, 51w carrietl houqu." of funk and white c'arnatiorv' with green' fern' anic rautfhm c-earner'. '% ri -- kab'd Miss. Mandalme Parker-, iiistr' Ut.' trick, served as nnuiict o lamar and Miss Annandae Parker served her sister us bridesmaid, ther wore' identica: - ( I 4-1 ' ---S - L + + L +._,__S+__,,;, , - - carried bouquets of pink cur nations James RusseL' served as. beg: nears Flower gin was 'ailnr.. Fanner an. c '. .. Arthur F'arzru" + ) li .lohnsoi, Instructors. in 1+1w PhiladelptUi school system. Thes ;i eniny.1tip their visit t, tnurrn fluvtnna Reach. Cypress Vr Auu.tant and f '.I!' t Mn,. Eranrir .1 Minntz was honored with a rook-out bit ti' step-Anti F.url L. Minott Mrs Minot: as it special .-riu Iiinr inctrurtar in the Philadeiptus school system. 1' iu.it wets ins, 5' \' VI' 8\f) T Mrs Parker ctrnM is light blue ' 'i' '. Stret' length drr with nail 'nhlnwin' 11w- eamenion'. a The newlyweds will resatit it. ctunr kceen1es and it whit. '.ption .'.as held at 11w a.11uts.at*s.ee w tiers' the Parish i 'nnusg. a' carnations. intl. s taint. The, hnadu Uibk' a srrrrtar at fliiruta Stiite' The' groan's mother, Mrs. lruverstt. and the groom KnughL chose a formal4engti '.w covered wills a. wttll uninr, majoring in ac'ensjntinn gown of beige' with gout s.c.- embroidered clot-ti will; as uu'rc'tiered wedding rnkr wilt: t)'jt'of.towr, guests. were ft..::, cennes :ir.d rnraigc' af white v,'llow it green roses Suinilorti and Trillatuesses' carnation' ' ''' ,' + - - I _ .- 1 . _. 7 'it I :j - -M loco! Youths In Job Corps .WV - t~_ . - ml fniar David 1. Hawkins of Sanlarc took pa in the 170u rriiduMaon exerca' of the Singer brectinridgi .loh orps Critter .luR 25 Hawkins surresdult' completed :'tudats it. tsu.iidin lldt, uut.i ;4li*i. it carre is. the field of to 1 Y ,.c'rept either the low bid of tL31' Iran. AFC) Ruildiru Inc., at the ants other bit hr t14,5 from Orange' Paving and Construction Cii, 1)srector of Public Works. Lion Itundt urged runcl ant won '' t' - '\ - :'i'rause the road is "almost ;.;wssat,lq' an its present - t - 'inditint + ,:-;', " ' the + -'& ' it Happy Birthdays + + .'.,,-' - - - - .. -' .$'4 f" - . ' + it..:.'l u' 1.1w Week' ir .lohii Moor.. a LltLrt'Uve will .anford }ulir, hlepuntnient tie liver with his wile. ',..'ni anti their nun. children Iartrrtiv,' Moors- tsar lived Iii Sanford for X. veers. He at'ritieii (.'nunis High School and furthered has studim at wniirrnI, Junior College where he' completed the required 'urrnk in tow enforcement Lniorein: the, Ian% and upgrading iitandarth are his Idea inipnin-mg our roenniunhtr H. makes public appearances sir liiv enforcement a: sictuash and civic groups. Moors has ..twaivs twit interested an defending and upholding the law trul as a cktet'tive with the Cit Police' tie iet more involved in Uns area than ever He tries tit uphold high; stundardi, at home and it, this inurnunit% so that he night be it good example U has hiiidrrn and the public and abs U an% new recruiti for the :nford Police' Ikrpurtnsttnt He intenth ta d ho best U 'witansut to serve the' public au it detective as he did while in will orni lie' U. ii member of Dearwaiter Missioner. Baptist 'hunch, Mwstmir--lllus 14.54f., James N( 21 1. Enterp-sae and + 7 " I 1 -11 '.t i'I A1111 Courici eiuttsorued Buncir t.. go tar bids nn I'irr Station Nunibet' 2 on Mnntgonicrs Road. in west AltamonteSprings, It , tie opened at 11.. nit-stung ug Tb. proposetinueme'cteangv of West St reet to Hists c except for tha t section traditinnalls known as. Florida 111.-cl Wtl. Mrs \'uekrratiru' ('enter + - -- - + - "is' I,ssigsits is stultotion; at officers Saturdas 'sc.nius. t'. h)evelapnsena: (+onsnalttt-t il Avenue •*;'tinfli or; drainage and paving W Sanford Avenue' after wi-sung is tist' counts nrnmus.ciur tiw ntIs wsstwd is combine- ,,iunsu Johin. I,ni:t: t-suurres with the Comsiussiur iIi'wunc: o etiect Fran ca £'r'.kI.SI- I., bell. warder:, Philip beimsirs recorder: Tons Crorg..', ruaperaathrn: watt; the Las-t Cci. trul Florida. Regional Plannansi (Launch will sponsor a IflU haseminar The' iieniirusr will tie held at (owl of Flags. iii 1-4 and 43$ south a' Or-landi os. Aug lU The' stunner will begin at is a.nis and conclude In 5 p.m Thu, workshop is spectlafl) geared toward private' cunsuli anti and developers. There 1; it , registrutann fell Special room reservation rates are- available- b) rot.tarting ta-tinrait Miller at It.. Quulits ins. Phi 3fl&&C sr further infornwtior; otit.ii 'art (unit, at 3la1,4-liIm wives, traenth us well as tb. Falgiorst' pubis. art- invited A turk.". t.ufie: and Otticrers ti he- installed in te'rti;:s.::..'u' :,:. etude 1_cl Ssniuns, Gruinid isLc,d - + "i" " coli. Seunnoir County Young I ce'publicnrw. were se-it-srI-eel ti taoist the quarter I) board meeting of Florida Federation iiiertlrss, aemitiers, tennis tournament, bainiqurt mind suIted sqw'asi'.ers An)uiie- interested in. partsclpatina: write' should .::::+::1, ~ ~_ i 7 - . - j )}fl\ ( !1uO1tE 4 '1117cr! (If ttft' cck .ji Seminole Count) Young Itt-pubbeats. at P.O. Baa Y9, Fern Park or uhone- !l-1711. -. "-'- , Alt s'nni tog the .Ielh'isuis ii',twina ii ilhi htci wet.- lien' stln-r, \fns Itsat inn lIar + 1. ' .-,,. ' - - nier lssrk , + : , 41 11111, \li + 1 - - . ' jI.- '- F '- - - - oW"M -' Il'.. L , MOTif ER. I)Al'UfTER AND )hl - --. -------- -------' --- _____ + ii'I'' 11i It UI lit + (JN IUW *I1 •I hI t'ANNI-:'l'l'l-: I:nwutt,s I I.'ri;lcl ('urn .'p.,nil. ill ' 11 i (1 Carmam, G Dale :r!' \Tickst+riiiii A. Rept at .i' -' Il ii A rts GiiiI I Be gins I 16 I)eItntl;sh:'l.$mtheparrlM;, hall of Itt.' )'l.'ttuwllsl ('him. Ii' I EnterprLse w ilta Mn's- I hiss , -- - ,. . ~; I president. Nuptials - - (-1r;l-'I' Mi'.,' Sal!' unt n1 wire '. 1 r' I: I;. in.' daughter Mrs. Mar) h Miller Carnian, Miss .1I) C-airman, and the late Qirlr. V. irk.-s trum. Mrs. Mars Cha.rles- W Carman, ?09 Wickstrum, Miss l'lede Boyd, Homewood and Drive, Sanford, Miss Jane Prescott and Mrs. the bride of Dale Alan ("vndee Morrison Jarrell ick.ctrum, son of Mr and Mrs 'For traveling, Mrs., r go ' ___ presiding. Mrs. Konipmark annotimvil l,usvits.i'nitii,er_ publicity lst.'t-Issr; ?t,lrs.. ltn'h.mrul l(.'-ke-n', It-l.'ptintae t'huiiriiiiini Mrs. William Parke. tiit'iiala.'rs.hlp; Mrs Johns Limits. historian . Mrs. Huuts-rt Wills, prola'rtic'ss, Mrs., i)sivi.l lA'wss., jieseters. and program-,; mimI Mrs ('hmfli.rul Myers., tsu,cirae-scs numiuiager She also appointed three p1ay readers; Mrs. Mabel Aubry, Mrs., I)"ris Ss'tanabcl mmcl Mrs I-'rislerick Weigand. . 5,-I patio Beach. Jut) , 1973. couple exchanged bows :n a. horns- ceremony in the ______________________ gandenof thrbnsdc'shomeThe Levin Backs Protests' thLrriew David Levin 'I ALIAH&SSEL+ 1,15 AV , the, Pollution Control Board says he hopes angr) pr o - - federal sewer plant The board approved Tuesday allocation of $171 million in federal fur.ds to build sewage treatment plants for the state' worst packets of pollutions h4ul 1+1w board first sat through a dii) of protests from of finals of cities left off Its' li,ct of federal grants "1 would like U bundle up this testurlan) and send it to Washington ta *how what happens when monc needed fight pollution is tied up,' Levin,of Pensacola, The board chairman abe said the state was file- suit against Presiden t Nix on far impounding half of the suite ' t, share of sewer funds a.! ten it was appropriated + I xuil with 'ed and navy blue trim and the corsage from her wedding bouquet. • At - Thecaiapleleftloe'awedding Rev 'u-gil I. Bryant Jr., trip to points of interest in pastor of the First Presbyterian North and Sou th Carolina and Church, Sanford, was of. their new residence will be in fLiating clergyman at the Gainess-ifle, Fla. whet-c the' £I'.ubk ring ceremon) at 6 p,m+ groom is enrolled as a medical Gs.'.-r. so marriage- b) her studenttudenl brother, Alexander C. Carmen, Out-of-town guests came the br ide chose a formal length from Pompano Beach and gown of white dotted sa-iss with Gainesville Fla, and Macon, loni. sleeves and V neck with Ga. wide ('oilier trimmed in lace Her shoulder leneIth veil of silk illusion was trimmed with matching lace and she named a IIItCJiCIe bouquet of yelhse white stephanous and bre'aitia he) scr.'cd her sister as matron of honor, was attired in a farnial length gown of )-eliow floral print wi th wick white collar and carried a tall + t +t L+nnegn(s 1t't'ir. said Go'. Reubsi Mkew has authorized the legal attiar,whictwnu1dbesinarulitig,tionaIread) filed t,s.t-t-I'aI states 11) 51w Instead of the, $2llion $216 mi anti cipated, flor.da received Oil)) IlOf mi,llm ta distribute ii local govcrnnwnta far sewer bouquet of yellou rosm, plant construction, Levin said Another SV-1i million in lef. Laver 19711 nicine was added U th e' total selk.ci*ted Tuesday carnations and baby's breath lint Mt'tropolitar, Lsadt Counts Mayor John B. Ce-i said cons- C-aiS'flslin was bridesmaid. She w ri a. formal length halter top Pr sit yellow and white stripe wide WillIe' collar and tar It. pni)t-e'u hadt c'(sunts received W million but the board pe' fun a year pv'.ng $13 million tel Muini: Reach for a new sewer Another sister, Re'bec'ca ''- Seasoti ii '0 rce insurance \\ ()rk i ii tr 1'. \\ (illi an ---- Mrs. A Abbe'>, randng41it'r / )j.'.fJ/(J\ .s - iIii. IiaiitIi ; artist ctuu'ii- hot:, I., trdtu(ed um the a. -ts.-ts- Vorrwr at Senikai ik's during theitsurith s.f Autus.t+ 'i'- liii lic'll hAWKINS .Jut' Cut-p.. graduate Z9 ' ' - 44 ' '., Mrs Huzrsptsrry, we-li-known (Wt ninusicas talent, tse'canw interested in painting about six )ears ago and has studied undu Mildred Babcock and E. - 8 Stow.' an unromantic sttitude~ what couple making plans for hying happily ever after wants to thin k about chvorce. But what healthy 25- year-old man wants to contemplate an early death or a crippling accident" He does, ho wever, if he has dept-ndents, face the unquestioned reality that such tragedies do nan ,y rw.n,,,lrns ,c his ins urance policses; and hopes he never collects , Though divorce insurance is the- most di,scus.su,l alternalive to allmcziy-child support, its criU ixilM out (with justiflcatlan) that an Iaychologast and sociologist - j - area. Stuff," and Mar.'14 is ens evident lei her sensitive partra>'L of both coastal and river scenes of the State' One may argue that tj'ias is sa bookmaker wouldn't hurt either) - to figure' the odds nit a marriage maki ng it into the home stretch. Some activists would get around this by having the I! rrnznuat provide compulsory divorce Insurance in ma,i nser simiLar to Social See-ursty. However, just as Social MAHC IA I) U 1-' FL V Security Is not Insurance, but a systisni whereby tiw young tis,us-ewiIe dn'l imeother of support the old, so such a petstires young children, is new gram would mean that partto the business world. ntis of Intact marriages l)ct'iding *1w rice-dod more would shoulder the support of .-xcste-inent and challenge in dependents from ha'oke'n trierher tile-, she and her tennis 1110w State' Federation of Art and tun won ribbons in shows in the Mrs hlunaphi-r>' 'a keluig fur the- natural beauty of Fhanda is e actuary + juymg 11w added variety Of being a working wolnueis+ Designing - 4 - - productions hut nothing + '4 14 'u-I U I 4 -. ' ', -' ' ''' . - + ' - - , ' -' -' - -. - ': . - %,'% - , / - -- - " - ' ., - 1' , '' ' - -, , -- ' ' ' . - - - - '- , - •- ' , -- -' - I. ' I - ' + -. ' \ + I - 'II ivi'iw AliTh (il 'IL!) i'; tI to r) Mrs. John Lamb, Mrs. John Routier. Mrs 1)i Iii L.wz:; ' .., dist'visss,sd Vr'.it,-nt, - ' Mrs Jesse tiovette, Mrs. lb'nrv Konlgsmark (Charles Edwards Photo and sewing clothes Is tier hobby and she io'.n-s to play tt'wil. Cvwhia Williams -11 would also tired the skills of a tot.gnaneent partner, I.arid,i Cuuricr. decide-al I'. forms lit bus ursa pairtnerstiip as well On Jul) I tile)' (4*SISId the-i tennis supply shop, "Tennis She.' is a imarinit.t-r of Sanford Art Association and 4 + A ( tic 44 - ,' + If orks his uramil ,.v,Ir' ' of the gruorn, wore a floor. length gown of pink crepe' acu'! 5 w.- t' ,_++ + + _____- Si' (Y4Y() S !(? d + + riai The solution to our alussonychild support risers needn 't cane ti-omit conventional inInsix-ante, Here Li a plan I site proposing which would provial. oivurce groter,tasi fur middle.1ncon* !arsiilies in which thw wife auum the U-aditiezsai honie:nsker role Very simply, the husband would be up trust fusids. fur V. I with a ceiling to avoid an. . divorce, his death (or even ,,I.... !USUSC - -_______ - - honeymoon. 'eased runstrUc'tius, c-asIa t'.S Rep bill Cliappeli, DF'ls.., arid aff icut1a tram nurserouts Central Florida cities. c-onipluurwd that most of the' nome' was lunns'kd U laid,' Counts uusd Pt'na.ccdi+ a5u't, rt-'e:ver I nulluis. + -1ri,,i _____ ' " .. '.,'iL -. a friusi Illinois now residing iii Sanford, who s-es suet-rs.s(iilly directed ''The' Women In Whitt';" tiriwluced by TAG, last I.urttie'onsaing _______ earn enough to support two households. Obviously, divorce plairnlng, like estate planning, must start after the ress with. matching a.(' ssonees.andacorsageof a-tine r;r.c buds. 11w groom's mother wore' a floor length blue arid gre-rn floral print dress '1j I'.iskt'y, a prole's_siunal director Spring + Any rexrnssble husband who aaaw- fiw traditional role of treadw'umer automatinal!>' pretects Pu.s depei- Audi( Systems, and lit-boldon a proposed master burglar fur. :slarn port.'. tot' the , n:U. tIilt "' MR. ANI)MItS I)Al.E ALAN V'l('KS'I'RtJM Nt'S.' Sally Claire Carm.in het is assume that a busband agrees to set aside $5,000 In a trust fund for his wif e, which would automatically become hers In the event of )list as %, - other tax shelter for the rich) logical for a lovinghusband 10 protect Psi wile and children agai nst the lass of his support due to divorce? Follow-trig the cen-emnunis. ;j i 't-ption a as held us the tiui:.-'.u('5st were serve-d a tiuffi-t dinner. Assisting t.itts the' + the earnings tax-exempt and s.ervnng as usher was V.'io'rw Wmckstruns. tx-other of the gaThe bride's mother ware a. w hite' carrea.taura cu'sage 4 work (except for the rich for one basic economic reason: the average man does not Atlantic - jk. has broken up simply does not used elsewhere' since Miasma React; could not spend the' entire $111 million this year The board accepted a resolution In member issues Redford of Muinns promising to put Miasma beach . of - '& + Calling on a young married should pti) 11w whole' cost," said ouncilmani Ih.r hlorfmans ber length y discussion with representatives front; three' • -- -- couple to sell therm life, med. ical. disabilit)- - and divorce dVnts Agallist the low of his +.a %UI1D SJPJ ' P-. %frc la;.'.- ul l,'ss.e, '1rc JOPIrS flcaitier, Itand 4ti. l.-iI'f.t, lii,5,tii _________ Plays are all under the .11I'V('tlOfl of Miss Mildred M. his wile unit children with the government making the co ttnabutions tax-deductible and support due Whas death Cs' ,a.s,-t. 'I' + (Air present system of ala many and-or child sup po rt awarded after the marriage io'. of thi. traffic u fruit. 11w We,,!. 'U I 8 A1'DREY GEIi.. News Service Picture an insurance agent - I 1ff,. c-Is f ihi.' • list., in ,i'I+ I'! i''fl In, II..' pr.-'ti.lrnt, are %tre Me carrm-d a bouquet icktritical to - I. - la.-r :ip*isnItIIie'J1ts fun' list' tat't s.'asesn as follows: Mrs .Jutusi - mw • cl'fiissi,' sittil Itie' n.e-st ''it'sl-,r Ii ii'ii ills' I h'Itii l IA ill fii!li'. I lii.' iIc'r.ilI Hl-:I.i'cL', Eli.first iso','Iiisg iti this iiets '.-sice,na of + '.-' "- - - + that of the- honor attendant - Mr - Tt.:ss ' nullux t:a,li;nss of ran, se-wags- that is daily pumped Into the , -ounl%, so I don't m wh% wt ' --- 71w request b% Valleti Forge units per acrit if Valieti, Forge Apartments far annexation and agrees from florida cities ataarwbisngrd b funds will tie- heard it . I \ arll' I F liii 'i'r' iCccel+ ta Farmer pIJOIL) • 1 - tati yes -- ____ Ilarolsi Hall, Mrs II II siiiit Mv'. Itolsisri I /?M/ 10h Six nlher' rovoivjng award,; i,sjt r,'* w'' Mrs A rfhur f''tcr.n Ilefthry , I'drniiiri,l Itri,n.'r, Rr'llj,ir . .1rs- (c'rsrge Nirr'h y I 1'f!u 'net '..t, Ii,'atc t kirtrrii.rn' %IN 1 .iniil \lrq It C. (ritt.'riaIc'n ;I ll cii Win?, I Iavri All ''ornen a hI.'rul Adult Ediwatasr ( luasse's (if I lell Isnia Instructed bY Mrs f)av ' I Ia'ruild photn by (harIs Edwsi rd - RaIth A Smi th 3 - I + I KN N E'l'I I a I .iirilh' I ):ivk, lust I'il('for, Mi's, AieIav Si'hii'iu'k - I )i'lt.nin , C s'Ii'nia'nhui rv I to r Mrs Rarton 1farthoktme. . Miss Sands' Rarthotoniew \Irs .'i.un.'s. - Mrs l)orls Jack Usirns', - 'n..i t;.n.,'., 1ts v,, Ii icr, Mi'. lii'.'. an.l M.'Niilt - I! I I: I \ I III IUI.' \11`40 I 'achr,' aiwa ,'d k4u4l by Iit h I Is'iati,aiis(a'i' Ss',ii', Iks-uiuh.i' iii I'aihis aitisi 'j'isk'.i P;ipii ) , lii Mi; \ll.e', I C 'nnniiuu',.'s ( s! I )cIf.,n,, Iii ,,I uuIm' - \ ( I)i liii' Ji'If)I),i Ite'an'h, 1 Assisla, lit i - Mt I Ii','be'rt ,IIiIacIna, I )a'lt uiaa i ant iishie'tnrv ;ivad s'Is'uiai'iiti, u v i mid t'.n tiss 1iisiisu .t.'hinc.ina ill ,, ll. I II I I)' '"'1111" I' ' " .- , \I ItS •uil -I - fl/If/ '.1,'.. I1,.i tla.l'ii,., n ,'.elve.I is 'ic'.'. gift fr'.isa Mr'. Smith -- + - - ii -' •,, ,i .'. \ \ " a rose bud corsage. -- -. + ' $ \ , , I'.! -5 . .-' -- 1 ,e. ' I- - ' i I Hundreds of young COPs. trout ths-uughout the' State artexpected Is' attend the event ti Is- held at Altamonte Spruzgs mini and Racquet Clut Activities rncrluca- burint-s.s I -a -: - - of \'flj to be held Noil IIi-1 - ': - Host Federation 5 te;t- lI ::sc't':lnli U. f'ttii.,., ,. - g Seminole YRs ' 1., jj 1 - ~. I . - - ' I i4 ": - ) ~ I I . I •. I 'ç ovrr 5A . itesers ago - piletiali (if it* Miami Beach line w" vital to end the flow of 50 111153int, glwtL- half tht road, and Mans stats- officers, men.bet-s of surrounding councils guard, St Ciare' Kencinri,, arid Local dignitaries. art- cs.' outside' guard arid R,it..rrt + am I: Council said it would take Officers Saturday t,sru; ;.nunir'i, + siupiirsitiar. (s! athiresset's Seminar Set Knights To Install Development '.. tass't te-'orris' I'boruia bnuk'vard nfficeaths. was approved after residents spoke in favor of the, change, whirl will elimi nate-i '.ta&rtU. Citizen - Of -The-Week i '.. I On Regional 'ij *111111 ' - tUI;IrIWUt iurkj .Ili t-'KIIII11111I of Scott Drive, Waatus.gtm ()ilk-'triitrd tus 1411 birthdin wilt it parts given lei 1w- honer u !it iunnt fl4 lilt purenu, (,ues.I, attendin were l.ero' Sonji Miiril.• + 1:vuns Ttiiinipsn, Marrsrlit Hnvnrs ;toru Jrnkin,. hale MrQurer: utan,,- Saunders Ken i-c;1. I red Wostungun,, Ls'v: hunch.. Kin. McGill. Sandra tilder. Pat hopkins, Bass Ciullnwui., Ikir Howard, Philip Hunt liegmal Davis. David Johnson, Vomit. Howard. lay. 'herr Bosenu,r Hspbin. hanoi Brooks, Nathan Johnson. Meadows. Asbcrr Hughes, Quint (.oiyrr and Don Hunt Hspp% birthda% a. extended U Sh.inie' Ann Randall, (141ug11wr of Mr and Mrs Sylvester luindall Jr (it; her 12th t.rthdi' 'ut: lb I aeske lb. reisnes.ers :a'run. RMF3, which would present written allow 24 multe.tamil) Units- per propou.lr for consideration acre' was denied 1,. council 'Ms,)VIT NG.- hef care, next Theactor s meeting The' said ttw' would apprc.'.-t Rids on 11w- paving a! ittision V.tlIs ruirge will aLso be invited armxauan with multi-famil 'evrnsise were' opened 'Iuesda., in present a proposal zoning, with a maximum of 15 i'ATTLS4I'. fit-raid Staff Write-i ,K Jot) Corpssnan Lee Jackson of 1401 Dixie Street. Sanford, was awarded his general equlvalenrs high school diploma at the Breckinridgr Jot Cora Center in special award :'erernotues on .luR lii The GEl) Diploma is earned b urpwien on) after surreslul completion of it with range of araidemn studies and after passing it written test ad. ministered at the untvrnslts of Krntuc)-Henderson nmmurnt College Jark.wr. is rompirting studies in hea vy Mrs Virtaiia Burton. Mrs ftetwcca Henderson and son Mut'iii, )rtied Ii Freepnrt, IUitiama to attend the, "Studit :i-l' lnleriuitionul Convention at the. Cinga inn and C,ol! .'Itj The' ennived stksppini and the planned sqghI..eeln i.iurs a (,iusnitu, International liiz&u' The hiss visited Muini. when the wert ruestet of Mr anti Mrs Alvin zirswuli. Uw fanner Florida Ilonkensor and Un's stopped in. :..lurrn beach w the gum: it, M anc Mrs. Clan-nt-s Iltiiil:e'.ns )inl:is anti 'lustu,r i -. ,'. - - '' Convention Attended 5 . ' - 1 t Alta _ ___ . llumatir) -.--'. Il)&'& I 11 . monte Accepts Bids _,~__-, -. _ _____ - __ t + ~ 3-/'" U I . i" lw 's u.$I. V. • t + , + III in ,'. I Smith 11104,04'It lit low Itoltil. Ili - - gowns of pink chiffon, ainc - ' + ' - 4 ++ - salts-fir Cedar I h/\ qW ' car '-. + Mrs. bertha Smith ValvnUm has as her houseguesti hut Philadelphia. Mrs Christine- Mwrw. and Mrs Sandra ' can't the fI•• 'ii,li 'C '- . " seiectsnnb ILl1! + - case. niuptia presented I '5 'ii.0 Att P.hhot: Herring's office has beer RaWwir deniM 1w tokl Williams. the 4*. .rdered to identfl the source of a mvwler' as'- before sentPfl'Iflg that he would gti onl't ir •-.',.3 of a 1971 Sanford murder that was fileel Ins vears William' claims. there were' 15 Tennccee' i.urt records of a Terms' migrant who II1en1i! IItaI Baldwin oli'aaiM guilt, was sentenced to ) In witnesses who ha' Baldwin prison anti now denser both the handwritten wouldn't bring to Sanford for the termed the alibi witnesses- + verselon serial the murder Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi recessed a live "1 don't know noth ing about the' murder," hour irs.c ha rnhs'rs hearing Tucadan' far Fwtng William' saki "1 went b what Baldwin told me .;rirretr Williams. 4A. until srit-ratigs.tsnrs to sin and he took it from the autnps report I deteriniru the origin of the mvster. essas en- was urged Into ii" Williams- admitted tinder oa th that 1w told the titled The Year of Nightmares' and how it got court when pleaded gush', that he was iffinta- court file in clerk's. office' Fell '1,1972 Wilhsairns WItS M17e'S*Od b federal authmtses with Baldwin's counsel and didn't ask Baldwin it .Ian s. 1971 in Tcnncvee, and convicted of in- withdraw the guilty plea after the' scnU'ns'sn iIlsanisIprsthtr tnmspnrthtmri of a. stolen can The' "1 couldn't read or write then, learned to write and belonged to ,lntn Hrnr Srchnst, T. ?41 sa id Whi le in prison 'evenur Sanford. whose stocnrnpnsed rwur nude react some, he s-as's.. but when ordered liv Salfi toc .'lactnn1 it. socks uerw'd u wilt; stiaes.kin. Thrutw. ti read aloud the' longhand myster was found knee ling o in prayer beside a account of 11w murder found to as sealed envempe' apn t.lnwwlMuettered bed in the cluttered house where in 11w' count file t,',illssenis. claimed hi' couktn't t lived alone react those hag words. Dopu court clerk Janice Cowles read aloud Sechnisi had beer. stastthed on the' back and ;.li-s said there- wa' e'.'ul."n"e- of hnrneq'xual '.j f,'jsju'ni that briars his initials bet! WiLlieni .lijtiifl.'. sk'nii's i:ba'i'an. ci an'. know ii'dgc f Wlhluam wa' brought hack La. S.anferd and The multi-page esszs cicti.sled imtinnaslrl' :ipaded guilt to th ird degree murder in the how &"1usrl(k'ntnRlppk'aeflaliRs Williams adm't' - having Salts sentenced Willizem,c, whce has a using. came to Sanford penrnk'ss afTer hem1. and met "John 'rmnninue) recerd dating back to 144'1. to 2P veers piirok'-d in Knrnrvilk, Tents T. prisons, the senb'ncn It rut' s'onsecutsvcl with lice' set the Sanford Farmer's Mark et four veal federal prison sentence on the auto The account relater that the author did cmm-ictsots vardwark for elderly 'Jnhn lice" and stayed in Williams was- brought to Sanford Tut-adses Pus honw "1 discovered John was a homosexual non Atlanta federal prison tar a hearing on his and I've lt'.-rd and died ii million time' since that unIson' In vacuU the guilt, plea.. fudginent and Juinuar 197 cbs " The document gtves. a detailed descrIption of -enlenct it, the murder Wslluumr-nnw wiystw"clneverbee'ntoFlnnde i.sexattaekb "John after repeali"da vances tw'fort- he was brought here u' twa- the murder and how the author rolled over In bed a nti .'harge stabbed the old man in the hawk ,,,S ..1.,.l ,.,..I.-I-.-'. I,-,..I,,. ,.-,(--1 4. 5IIrur(. P'.1'14' .JrUII,IJ 11' •I,,, •b.t, .f .I, .i'JIU," UIUZI I Jul'..' II.' clefesis, ,"tht alleges: illsu'nueu' tesufirat Tuesda.% tin. s 'asr and ai wild f light It Nit. 'e'srk and H. claimed cou rt appointed lawyer .1w-k Kisltirnort lsnanc'ed In the author selling his 14.ulclwir talked bins into pleading guilt U third blond before returning to Tenane'c where' he degree murder and wouldn't withdraw the plea was arrested with tat- car and then returned to before- sentencing Fe t,. 2, 197 Sanford on 1+1w murder charge, Williams told the court, "That's definiteb not "1 pleaded guilt thinking 1 was going It. get 5 '.mr's- Ii mr eoncurrenth will the' federal ni'. suitensent" but admitted it narntalnei in' -:retcti," Williams. told Sail a lunate background facts. that he'd never related b.lflwin- testified he ne'gotiziteci Williams ta an'one before tie' pleaded gui1t to the murder wears rta organist Mrs Annaineta Parker + ' + 11. guilt. pica with t he n reccistant state att Bill Eaton tan Salts a-Nsld give no prsWnIII 00 B. BOB U.OYD Herald Sff 'rfter )11 '} I . ff vliill '..'"• C,-Crf-Towri Guests Visit _ i.%'c'.fvio;.fay, Ae,1 p c, l'F I Rari11o1o,ll('ll'_411- iloit 0r((/ V .•. I ,irufc,r 11 (,'c ,sh.i ...... , San(l 9 Miss Norma Jean Parker Arthur Parker, 40Z Rcvowv River Lane, .lscks.onvilk, and 1 71 t Probe Reopenea i I Pin BiiLiI IUi'IW)I1 A . I + .'., automatically reinvested AtUr 10 ll ears, the fund would Lw worth $6,,4l0; after 20 years and alter 30 year s $39,529. One thousand dollars con- InL'.ur,inae age-nt lii.' wedeiing will bean e.ent of t5uihrn if 1.uth.-ran ('hutch, Sant.,nst tribute'd annually would be $13,l0 a.fUx- 10 years; $36,7$5 , " " - U'fl• - drastically lesenM (a reduced tics rate for the ret ipienuts s-i would stretch such funds farther a even Most hmneport-ant, the divorced Pvnnserneakcr would have thedignity and security of nnunt'y 11t1m't1y her own, as opposed to wheat he can wninu (ruin, her hsustuerul 11 the couple is. Iurlurwt&enough to spend a long, happy life lugethst-r, tIss'ni the- fund is additional retLrtrlrseril income, + 1)(11,11 G.Tcibor F' s-inLine Wi an annsuail earnhru,s rate of 6 per cent, which would be -' 1IU17i4' .%ItN ('.ithi-rmmu,' I(e'sch, .'W South SunLsr.l ()vs'..., Sanjce-'.j .nnouming Ituc engagemsient and forthe-uctung m,aZ'ruge of .-r daughter, Cynthia Ann Williams, to David George labor it of Mr anti Mrs. Ih'risnan Tib.*', 123 Circle, ,zb-' this city Ilorn in KLs.sunme-t-, the bride-elect is the granddaughter \tr anal Mrs. Altona Ms. Elroy. (.',,ai+nesytjle. ise uusmoole' high School and was graduated from Seminole 'tult High School in August, 1973. Her fLint-st. born in l-'t. I'terce, is a 19 graduate of S.'issmnole High School where he was a member of the band Ile is- .ttt'nding Sstziiirwk Junior ('allege and eniplayed as an after' a specifieri number of 20 I fi short of $0O0 after 30 yeats a a wife bei ng dum ped for a younger woman could console he rself with that sum), Though salinniony and-or child sUWirt would still be ne es.sary In many cases, the amount required would be /I j lg(!o'e(/ J ('YN'I'IIIA ANN %VII,I,I j% jN IS - l'dlgugt'd Attention, plcse'I eli us- )our story We wt'hsuiie- )our fli'ti s Kngage'tsirnit and wedding forms., available at 'Flue lie-rail office, should be accoasspanmtsI by a black and while- ghts,'.) studio photo at least live slays- before de-s.irrtl publication dale. Requests for w,niis'n's news and photo coverage a parties, lot,',, i-Is' should tie- rioud,' at l.'sust it t.et-k in .nhamu-e Area correspondents. eu-c ICsteu( daily ti n Its,, editorial pagI Sins. Willi,a,,is, u-i. I tim I, .it p us - j t - �- ___ - — . . - . I , I -16: Schools Start Pre Season Drills .VA . .., . 11% - _ _ _~7w_ ~ . I ,,~__ ." . 2L I - — . _. -Ir I" ? P f I i,o-_ -t -. - '-_ ,, -.: - - - ca - - ' - - r ,% - -r I 4 4X. -. - - '_ - - - ', - - - 4 - q - -- -' -. — ' ; :" " t yc , - j, ,, _. _ 1':,~ . - - - _ ,JV__-_ o1- -M-1 T. I - - - ;,mw' . `I - ~17_ - - IT, - , - - ,7 ~_. - - - f .- I #- .' , 9 __ ir,ill, 111, I! * to . i%z6. 4 k, - --I- -t:i-pt' !~iQw- - ~--, 1~P-7 , t _~, -,,,j -_r 44, _-, -1 - .- - .- - I .,.J.k- -, - 1 _________________ .. i. I •c(ItIorllng ci" " ,;' P hoto b. liii iflteTiL ______________ _______________ Open - - - - ----- - . --- Team PII r' : i'-' ,,n:: playing singles along With \itstiist'. Ui( iI11M'tUiIU. htt. Ik'c'etiitk'r, wtII'Ii Nasuist WLInII Smith, flflfl who 1.-ft Cinriruuiti last five-set nuiiu-ti lit 11 tournament Tw' winntn !eHm will reach 'i.Vflti tit:lititu 'Yt' iTI'Iflf'. ii Srmin :l Davit CUll championship tii IIII1IJ tJI'l, (It tt'Ziflth 't'. t('dti, ('ftpl4siIl ji'flfl rflI)fl( and few,- either S,iiiitralua 1 began practicing 'luesdas ILaIStO said 'luesda', that or (t'choslnvkiit The U.S his Ionuinuin [hit-is (up S:iiith and Frik van l)llIen will warn won the Cup the past two It tininiiitt's for the lritt'rzntu' La' tus doubles team but that tie years with final round victories I iruils matches against the' In- tuith.'t de'ritk'ct vet who would ;','tfr !lnITUItliZl lured United States squad (1:1 reason the Americans art nt-ed us that the three-ti ' -------- inmp'titinnntartin , itt1 :t 'I raditiorially, we're' TI -,"I Lii bun-ti t'mjrts," Nzistau,' aid tit a newt u-iinfe-re'yiut- ii' - ' luesduis, speaking on iwtiaP his countrymen who - -------------------------- I'—! courts. ighly ted ' ateur Before fielding questluw :1w news conference, Nitath. '-splained he would discuss oint u,'nniu PGA But upon 1w arrival t.-, sjotidat,,tt iipo&t bru'fl uL.o',it . l 14- 'I a. tIll- duspLu ut iu'uip.-r at 11w ttit lutiSt (renslwii Prutthbt'. alj V, rn Tort nit. ( innipin uthips highh United unu4ltt'ur guilt!? 1 Cirit-itmuti he'ft're'e' J , Meakut lodged a vurnptiuint of since Jack Nic'kbius, makes bus Wilsinirtstnutilike conduct prallmsioruil debut this week Ut ,j:uiruci Nastase. ctutrgzng ttuit it 121L,000 event I.,' l,w,,,,, ri ,.r ,,....,,4 '4W With riians of tilt, gaumie's mug the singles finals glanicir rwnirs umuituti tis- nuasNustase Willi Uui,, flulitt'bt, hut mi:, this reloti ce-h small, ''f(n'iab, told hniu ties would stiit'ks, tuird-hittirit 1-yrar.old iohd III, awarding hint (tie from the' Universll) of 1exiui- ii' Will first ;ilusrr prize- ninnet. sure to get a major stain- of the' lit' 5i.fl(Xu beforeuttu'uitiiuifrcuni the galleries 11181 'raving Cinucirinut 1, % ow ing, usuilk rank anulunig (tic' Largest This is the- best tinsI phi>- on its- pro golf tour uia'rt," but he fart',- a possible urn- from the 11 S Lawn Tt'uunis Crenstuuw hues went HIniot all -io'Iiimuu, time- amateur tuiitmmmrt available'-'t ititu tI II Ti. i:i i-I I rictus uisick- fruuu th uiutiwue uuuuu.(iii- t{uuutid fill (ountrs Club te'tir title 1k-u- token titu cia-'uti it Atarmii- u,'dl deterniiute tmouin) e-olletiatc titbest amid bu ten \uct,ast- will fare' U.S uuetas,oruullu t'luillvriged it his 'air .Suit snutf, it, Tullglet Thet. rare appleviranv" in per-ofe&-itt nt-ails will platu u'ithe'r Salsiuiruil events . !" ':1w-'-! :ui. I-',' a!tutt'U! ' ' IVAP, b-w .V.: . _.A 1 SIV - . ____ 66 - i ' - - - 34 - - •.% - TW V 1111, "I'..... ' - 'a " ' ,4 .h I ii ilfl(. I JIM P1 U\KI- 11 \ I itrints , ignal caller. likv jwst ,tlx)tj( evely,I)II the Wt--itern cill-Iliz;Ilion, sIVII&S fliffill of his tinle these da F ootball season, I Soviets B id pics oWith 'Ga es 01y , ttSk'I'iyI, Al S'iiie 4.tIik i orkotit fi'und the lt'tic' hail tutients from 6 nations i.e re ias not ready. p1t't1 for today's start of the The big security set-up mleventh Vi orld University lows the raid by Arab guerriUas (.ames arid trying hard to on the Israeli quarters at the smile. Munich Olympics last year, The The Russians hope to make a Internationl Federation of big enough impression teith University Sports asked the hese games to win the right to Rwt.ans to malti' suit' nothing stage the ieo Olympics. But bike that happer.s here, thus Meanuhile. the opening cere'°: tiIofl was e-1uled to take PP) place in lenin Stadium today. It It rained most of Tuesday and would be the kind of colorful the athletes couldn't do their spectacle to cheer up everytraining one-if the rain stops, The mammoth Moscow UniMost of the interest will be bwldang, where the ath: centered on the track and field Ides are Lii ing, was a security events, which Thursday fortress, with everyone re- and run through next Monday, quwed to show identity cards at and the days of swimming three different points between which follow. the front entrance and their lii'. Mao on the prograiii are ing quarters, gymnastics, basketball, volVolleyball players who kyball, wrestling, fencing and turned out far a scheduled tennis ,,, - . I - - - finath gut - - - -• . . 11 - " \ ' - '. ,;._' ... . . versity ( " start - . ' I I ' ' - - -. ' - - . "- ' -. -.' four . two-run, . , ' '' ' i u;n., an lii' lU-. ,V'I L Last tab Mastirs IT. fact, ila' 5tuiWflhl I.,' ntuide in the professional t'vent have paved the wu for a rehuresentativt sche'dult- II uivrsiitiuitiit- - r.isnuiz,r hint ' -' . -' : . -. , ' _______ - -------: ______ hit • tTuiei'i_d in next we,c9's SIN"(141t, tournomuient ii'. hiul.'u'P " - '1àt. _ _----- -" _______ -- ____________ _______ - ________ ; : ii 'lLL H :- 'I I 1 '1. L" Join t'ount aUilt'te in first dAly i 1-it'rald Photo ho [till \'incent . - Pi I cI er I-It_iris Bats [U fares ii nuejor test hi-'J'to site for the 72-tuttle' tour: ittent that bit-gini, T'hursda% ( .the 7241-yard, ;a 7 Pirasunu: sin; out ir'sVitliru ConnIe) Club course, ci! world e records uiilis dul!u:'ult Layout that teaiure's sonic of the' biggest were set 'luesda> In Chicago i:re'emu time- touring pros encounin the- category of most bats I- all ttirt.wti b> a righl.turnded pitch'uiung his nia jot- chuelk'nges-s en leaving the guns-, the record tef ending titleholder brut-t' it muow four jill, flienuiLnis-nit IA'trut-inc ienud this- scasuntAnd for the- eutcgcn-y of nwot .''uudirig iuiunut'v'wu)fler. liruc-t' tiuti' liurmdirig b-t'twet'n the ?'ulnlifItuiri Cranuptoui bias iuiuunid arid linux', ttittuwii by a right-tiunide'd putt'tue'r, the' 'our titles and funictw.,l c,,..-.,,,,l record is alit' four Fetgusini Jenkins, the' owner '!%r times, iun'ludunig last ""' of tiiCSI two niarks, it-as cuotit-'e'PGA ehauuupmunahip atiis tuoctirci Li> the world Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palm- records. "I don't have' an>ltiuig i-n. Gui'> Player. Tout Wetskopf ti su> You dtni't mmiinid. do and U.S Open winner Johnny you" ''' 'o'tiw; A ttwei--ntin- ''iauni tutu Of His Own tori Ii- hit- tii'uia'r with to.' il blanked New \urt. (o-ti, PtiUa- !'liiiriesota , lit-truit \1i1 defeat in t2 th'cisitine As drlptua edged San Francisco 4-3 ucumukee' 5, Chicago ii York 4; Jenkmt., loser in six of bus last and Los Angeles overcame 7. California 2, and Oakland 1, st'vrn starts. anitiled off the- Montreal 4-3. Boston 1 the Cbiiujtg fans let him know time's bud had enough About the- oid'. difference- b-Thcs titsued twecni the Reds and the' Pirate, Jt'rikimi, indin-tite-d he, too, had is a run here- arid a run thet-e hill t"tit'ugh Tie Pirates had that extra rw-lit- ('hurt-a Lutti Four cii Us-ni, Mcmdas- night while- (ix- Ite'-i all sailing harnilesals between had it Tuesday night, taking thu the' fliound and titniit' plate gasm- 5-4 But Jetikiiis iue,ijye hued no Andy Kuscot- ninth -innur1 u.,. .. ,,., . . -'t-3 Wi tIR UeIarUWJ single scm -cc pinch-runner Li-. final sets-is Atlanta 6, Chicago gar Ge'onnnie with the ti'2--the' R1111,11 straight 1u for the- breaking run tend the He-cis ht'i'J stiegge-uig Cubs on despite the- Pirates' ninth-in.In tIme' titter National League' rung rail) action, Cinrinuruiti squeaked b> Pittsburgh ii4, St Louis poundCards 8, Aura, S •'d hiousituiri to-5 Sari 1-hesto The Cardinals were down 5.4) and apparently headed for their ninttm straight loss when (lit') allied fur live- runs at the- sixth Cowboys Forgotten Veteran arid four tisire' in the seu'ctith and all of ii sudden Us-)' had a .ne'-gwmue winning streak after drtippIni: eight uu a roloi Call liudgers 4, Expus 3 Pint'ti hitter Kum. Mr'Mu!ie•t ii'. 1111 ASS(it'LA'l'jj) h'I(jiS toriii,jlli( - t- ii&i.F' t ippe'ci a too-tout. t it u-runt .111)1 Ui&ii;: t au ut- set at quaerlerrLi4til 'ctcruui Jack Cunceeu,meun, (lit' w-i'wud Coact, lAuuiurs hiuesn't taut unsw-r of a nutiuber of other taiiis-r in the- ninth inning to turguttenu maui of the lialias tiued.' tus final decision )et ;)la'.ers as the-) prepare fur drauuiuticalh' lift the Dudtiur-s (ciwtxo-i, uuuintttrhetrk u'iE?,, I 'tii5ll 'i' --- r — ' wt Cato LUll UVUIUI' ui us,, -. tnu(1r fl,ee'tIIIL' %4-itti tilt- (tiit'iupn ('St'i WiUiiUii W',i win tilutU> get a LiMIIU,'t' to SIKISu start of tie asun, Lwide) hisars Bill Ruusefl's two-out sinagic -rUklc Doug hut. stuff. said, adding Importance tv(n- Crusans sprained both knees and had kept the' Dodger-u' hoptAfter spending all of last ittI LI II ticri !(it'? for ni ante aims- unuiIt-, whtile' lin.,'m.ute' Not-zn a lure and (lien McMullen MIII ueutcfuuiig Roger Staubacli Suturda> niigtit slutted bus fourth huuiie-r of ttct Evans suffered a shoulder uisi Ct-silt Morton spark the jurs in Last ucc't'k's c-ictorv over )-'& to will it ,.wtieis attack, Concistirmon ui-ill The Miitiii. Iliptun.- nit-ui, tt Padres 9. Mets V rii'k'auo Saints own the spotlight fur Natanuul Rockies Dave Wiafieki drove Football League club's lwt itt four runs and rookie left. stasuv gauuuer against the- New haiidet' Randy Jones pitched an (it-leans Saints Saturday rught eight-hitter, pacing the Padres For the first quarter, an%Caseeltiert->- will hold a "Pee' to a to-o blanking of the Mets fur truphy for Us- longest lush, with Wee' Fishing Tournament," a tthot'olate cake and trophy their third straight victory. "Cuntruinnor will oueui and it(' Saturday riiornimig for (liSt going to the next longest, and $1 Mith 4 Giants 3 for ii quarter," IJallas coach Greg Luzinski belted his 20th city's CJWigsterb, eight-yew',- mend truph> prize going to the Turn Luendrs said Tuesday. old or younger, with prizes and third place' fisherman and 21st hunters of the >'ear "We'll pla> all three quarteru-ojutiies to the top three' while Juzi Lonburgs spaced 11 burks" All fish unist tie caught on a huts in Ptubsklphus's 4-3 vu-to-. "bidme-rmen" And. despite' the. fact that hool: arid line, with either at- r> over San Fruin,rise,-v Stuiut*cti arid Morton luau-c a tificial lures or live' bait being The' tow-turns-ut, to bs tx-Id at CICCICktd t'dite' IL CoflCWIUOO iSecret In tis- American League it Lake Park in used. the' No I spot on tie Cowbo> A nickle e'ntr)' fee- is required was: Kutltuueurr !, Texas ti Cesse'Itx'ri-y from 8 to 10 a.r.i, I i'mi',tttt,t , iii U (n-ntat- Iii! i,uIttheuts w di u!f.-r ii it first pri-.' wad I:orc.as Cut) 8, Cleveland t' - c '(iuIiic ntnuneJ it was Cincinnati 5, hurgtu 4; Alianta 6, tcago 2; s Louis 9, Houston 5; Los Angeles 4, Montreal 3; San Diego New York (I; Philadelphia 4. Sturi Francisco 3 7ljpjj wifl be tough to keep out of the Super Bowl again next January representing the American Football Conferenice. Washington and Green Bay are good bets in the National Football Conference race, though Dallas could take It all if the conservative Coach Toni Landry really is as en. thusiasttc about Cowboy chaiicrs as he appears to be, 111- 5 f,,. - •,..., h. i ..... -. -'U5l UI 001.11 con3W • ShulJJ 'SCI II 3LLV size-up Ull ferences, fete-tx-es, with the AFC leading off 4 . ' - _ "iinnesuout Fiirago itkrnw. G. - : 1 31 7 III '.. rid (1961 .675GO 53 .571 67 61) 407 IO'50 62 403 11 53 113 .457 14 4 75 35*,m5L Ium-wdiuus (.Iiniej i-- f. 7, 1 :j,lifu,,-i,ia 1 I,uur, , u)Ie.u.y .a ----'ts (it)L. (is't'e'iimn,d -i ttt aulcee- 6. Chicago 4 :t,fli(fl't' 12, 'leans It, iK'M114u 11, Ls'trt,ii I -'s '' - i.u.ui, i'itti5tian gi IuimiIeetil ('tiicuigt' I'hithitk'lphia New \'urk ,,' c-: - o 57 61 403 4 56 55 63 466 I52 65 444 t'l it c-It tAts Amige'lt-,- 7ti -il,i €2: (:i(rl?iruuti 7:u ,Suet h-'rnnc'iacu 64 53 .647 9. 111rou.stutil W 59 .516 1:Atlanta 65 .467 1!Situ !)ue'j' 43 76 .3GI :ij 7 uc'sdus i (.uflue-s Atlanta Cu, Clmecagui ('iriemnuti 6, 11ittaburgh 4 St. Luuist. houston!, Houston ,, haiti i)it'g(e V. Neu York (I 14* Angeles 4. Montreal 3 I'tiiluucic'I;,ttiui 4 San h-'i-jumlt'15t"I -- :'- - - - -- - b4e'dziesda>- 's (iUmr5 I .aklandtftlta- 12-7. at Boston II C,abha-uuuu >-t\u'ui York i Sttdtlrmis-e ':-w (tt't I Wood 20-171 aX , N ('k've,lJ uliuiiiis-rnui,u _3 .t t:antun t'its i"iuurruss.ei lls hiijltu,iui-r u McNally 30-13) at 'Ic's-as [liluby I'triuit - l.uli"tt 1-7 at Mu,'-ekes 7-4i Thursday's Ganse, ('lr-s'e'lanud oh K:trt,c,tiu- ('its N (11111 U's.-- 'tic:,,' itc-tbn's-dijs 's Gamrs ct1ii?it. lb.r1- 5(,! '-i jut Clii-ogi hs'w.t.'tt'i Il-Iti Philladclptuu 'I witchell 11-4 i ai San l'r-unt-zats. i Mum-tail Ii-Ou ('inx'innat: fluUingtueuui 15-Ot UI Pittstiurghi 'Ellis 11.101 N tIOUuIUc 4 Rt'uno- 12-81 at st 1411115 Wise- 13-7, N New York (Seaver ]44i at San I)me'ito I Arli -lUj N McunU-t'al McAnaIl> 74 at los Anj,e4es Sutton 14-7 N Thursdays Games Atlanta at Chicago Ftulsdelptuit at Sat )'n'lizt' t'tscu l( i "c ,'-, 1"be'stute.: . Game Gets Chance To ' _ ' -' ---- DOLPHINS Mzanii and Don Shul,a still lucre sozniethlrig to prove, The), need three mci-c consecuth'e regular season victories to break the Chicago Rears' re-card of 17 straight triumphs. Even with larry Csonk,a, Jim Khick and Mercury Morris running and Bob Griese passing, however, San Francisco and Oakland will be no pushover the first two weeks of the season beginning Sept 16, New England the third week iwiu1d Lit a different story. 11111 NEW YORK JETS U Joe Nannath is right-his knee-s. that Is-the Jets can eclipse their disappointing 7.7 1972 season by a few games. When Joe Willie was hot In 1961 and 1969, the Jets won the Super Bowl and then a divisional chuiruiptonshuip When his knees were hurting in 1970 and '71, the Jets fell back. Last year Joe' was reasonably health y, threw for 496 yards. against Baltimore and marked up a league-leading 2,816 yards in Us- air. But (he' Jet defense was a sad affair, against the pass and the run, Ne-s corners Burgess Owens and t't1es Howell may help out the youngsters on dt'ii'nst' thi8 )('a-I, V - BALTIMORE COLTS ' ---- Fur the first time- in ii lot of )- cars, youth will he, served this year at Baltimore. Alter 17 seasons as Colt quarterback, Old No. 19 was traded sits>- to the, San Diego Chargers i3 J(lirny Unitas Is wearing the sane ruuniber at sun Diego The Cults' new quit-tat-back, oddly, Is Marty f)cinrei a Charger secund4tringerr behind John Ifadl until I).'Jlgij-e5 went to BalUnwre and replaced the ailing Unitas In the last Mae game, of last season. Dealt away from the Colts, too, were running backs Toni Matte and Norm Bulalch, center SIll Cw'ry and tackle [In Sullivan, It may take the Colts a couple of years under new Coach Howard &tsuellenhei-ger bagel b-meek in (lie running after ii 54 season last year, ' . 19 - -"------------- - t)isplavs of hauu- inisnt at h,ilittmt' a become ,is rum ilionpiace as liihk's in motel resinic And, in nuuost easec, just .'ms out of-place .-lh-r heating lb. pileup UI pm '.i't' liii fisuib,eIi after trig the lli-ikin iri .1 televised husker roo,ui pr.is't'r session. the sensitive man knows that to dislile' bootb,ili is to be' re u'ils'd ,us ,mntm( ocI, or at least anti hills' (;rah,i,ui h - ve -, '- - -- More Than Just I'l'lslit Ill(Alt All) I tie-re' ii itt iuutur.' I.. Ito' Plfl ctuees iii the' I'ihtchiuir,thp Steele-ri than $tist liii, tutu- uI Ian c-bibs anti the uusiruit I" t'niilualuwti re-i -rliti.'.ni of l'rm,ucii horns '11w' real keys to tIn' first cliision 11th' in Its' St-i-lens' j_ year history were talent anti ti.'.'uitiiun, ;mroi it's tht,,'u' me,-i:re'uilt'uits wbthh eiiak.' l'ltt.aburgh a bunt, lithe Super Bowl e -,Ilute'neIc'r (lilt ic'JIM)fl - r 'Italian Soul' ?4't'nker l.t ' '.' 1 rerei-,-r i ø 'tnrt-ye'.e r man I ihn 'V (ff111 "Al to (pOt pro fr)thstI MeMakin has a held on the tlttI'o (b,i to a rhrnnir illness etwi ipot, hut he is '#tng pitched Young's departure rr.ntecI liv W,irrn P. -- t.-.' depth protiletri, Pfit arnrwg the '.erh'rl fitllbac xissiPAhit.es is Preston Pearladsng the r it rs.nvertpd running bark. 'i Harris, who -i-.t eacr,n 'a' who ii rated perhaps the bed -um• the fifth pro rnnkl to 4illlinrAirJI athlete on the learn for more than 101111 van-i's 'the big naitiet fill U* Sheeler offense are quarterback Terry Iiraeiqtu,w and Ifuunls, the ZIflPifltI fullback who wims WI. 111e'nslve' Rookie of the Year lust cea,n. Steele r wkk receivers inlink' veterans Hon Shankhini intl Frank Lewis. both arrw- * - tbun.sigti remartmtn of I liuck Noll and ttut' ticnt.s (if p1um'rs tue uiiiiaased atuitust exclusively through the ibruiftis Virtwu Ily the iauiue teani returns this Sm'a5aitu, it little' older, a little' wiser until st't'iuiingly, Just " •'aget, so (tie' suuiiles Of optiiiitsiiu seen ,it 11w' Stet'lm'r training ramp are tinder st.in,Lttilt - t1 - !& , - __ A-. 'I iii- ,-,iiiii if the, S(c'ele'r tm'ui is iti dvIt'ILSI', wtiic-hi allowed l7ti wuints last season, fewer (turn eul'r>' teotu, but Muuuui, which gave up Ill. --- = Tlw:~~.r'_ ___ ~ - ' ft i" SUCH A N EF FORT DAVE Winfield, University of Minncot, tr:t 6-feet -7 inches t Minneapolis innesota , with a little mt-in' than a 'a uaI grin The collegiate aereohit is also uric of the t'hti rtsebaiI pitchers M - Strange combination, 1 I I 1 - Suit Rat. Seminole Turf Club 0S Pat. i it,,, - --'I C..C, u-'i - - A Joitserion I aimkv 1 1 'is.' Car" t Pu Rotin R • V e5 '!. - ri 4 t. Pid.gtW Jr 4,311 ' S ior-q • Va'ei.i et The Wrong ones Please Casselberry Fish Tourney BUEFAIJIJIIIJ.IS - a It Slc.4 i-ac. What can you say alter you've bald O.J. &znpsori' Buffalo uttaggcrre-d through, a 4--1 season lust year despite (J.J,' g herculean 202 car rIes for a linague4eadl:ig 3,Vil yards, The qusntkin mark will be quarterback Dennis thaw's performance under Lou Siebuin, f9uiw blazed as a rookie, then fell back the' following year, lie did better as Saba" took over last year arid zniight regain tO earlier nasalng ability. Wide- Football 1104 Pace - 40.111, -"(fly Se-ri. 0 is S -ge'.si -'ti tmi , r. M-11 Lao I Ralston believes he has solved a major offensive problem by acquiring Charley Johnson, a top-rated quarterback, from Houston last year. His passing plus Floyd l.ittie's running pulled Denver up sharply late In the season, to point where the Broncos ranked fifth in total offense. a 0/i K LA N I) The Raiders, with a sparkling 10-1 regular season record last year, expect Mart' Hubbard and ('hat-lit' Smith to sur. pass es-en the fine rushing perforrniince-,s tin'>- turned in last year. Oakland's best to eluete offensively, The mad bomber, lhiryle Lamoniccu, it- ill be back to but southpaw Kenny Stabler is prt-saing him to give Coach John Madden two bang-up signal callers and passers. They'll win the AFC Western Division again unless Kansas City Is a surprise. start, KANIM.SCfl'y SAN L)IEGO G t,.n*ai Iave'o',t DENVER The city Is as high an its altitude- one mile- tan the Ikoncos' chances to uiiuvc up to the top this year. Coach John, 1. '11w year 1972 was a glorious one its- the Stt'c,lt'rn, as they Willi the' AFC Central t)Ivisltun w'utht an 11,3 record, thanks pi-Iilitiruly to the astounding pe'rfursuuw-icr of rookie Franco Harris. His better than 1,00 yards, coupled with Frenchy Fuqiuu's 600-year sciuson and quarterback Terry Lfradshiiw's 50 iwr cent fewer Interceptions than a year earlier, put the Steek'rs on top. This year they h9pe to go even further than (hue- Al"('c'haiiipionshdp, which they lost to Miunuut, 21 to 17. t'l.EVEI.AND - sE's Even ',--i 'iI / LU Mr "aJr'al.Ir ii .4 M.-r .1...s 1 '.1' i'r4t,iwi, 4 V.v.aiai 1 e"' i ir "' a "COCA , - ,, -- Situ, Sac. 1704 P... - ''- r y a ,,. 5,rJ - FOURTH RACE —t*" Tr" I 2 I 4 S 6 -- • u5.v,n Es .',qton $ *tfr'4't.' i, t,,, ,_., A WIVSJia.Iar • 1 S'LbejpsuxcJ L,ri.le. CifI, S' Moo IV * .k C 'YOsIe'q and tat'4,e £,.re lit of S1bOilt t1l.eti$ies,j its I 4PMVW 4 LPti*Jodi S Sor-qqs V a l,.4M, 5 Pqi,n 4 %I.,nit P Pq-us i- i il 5 Owe:5card ol %a4 I 00 • 'fl. .-. It n1,.0, I S Orayun S Sg'gg. a Alveour ., F,Itii*Oct -1-al Pet. I 'ir 1 iau,'ir I EJei-.s S-.,n I CIS r"oslu v?oe, Sally a 14 ,tIis,J Ibba P P,n(. 515%, 4e','n -: ks, tm I V gPsl I QV1flttct I TaisjjiG,a,e a Slt'j'u*y F - ' ti *ei., Lt 'o A • i-i - it,l,4I0104,t, -': Si it V eoj I s,',J,U5-.n 130iq 2 ue 'a A IPIØ i L,uvaOi.. A 5r',i-i, J $1-ito., A Si ui,.", 14 %..-,'u ' S..ailtRare —lab -ac. i S.W. u- iI,,,t S C?'i,vtv, I '53' i C uP U itt,i,i.iu P 5i,jnI 0 (iPM I I-.I1\t)LE 'I"t UF 1 :Lt 'R I S CINCINNATI Oilers, - I !l r'fl-tMi'Ar'1 4 A,,. 2 G.."is (rqa,j • - Sari '4,CiOttA S. Ii ilolettoot 4A C -ec'ris nqi I ON Po,ntu'r B 1111 QN4W C1 Q-juqum P Sruopy II I-111111t 50.. Ste S 41111 P m-i411 t Y11,ailr,J P.nt. S 14 Y,.nt • suI..ai-r'q s S fir 94S A 'sic if Tewu, Sec. —1-ill 04 it WOW F arm - j 'liii' Browns were overshactowe'd by the Steelera Last )t'Iir, but Coach Nick 1ue-kh thinks this Is the season to grab (lit' division title Mike 1'hlpsu has t,itki'su over for the veteran (11)111 tt'ibtit-k lull Nelsiuii u hucise knees were hurting alinuat as inut-li i t s Nuiiiath'iu did two years back. l'hlpjs showed pulse and Sknrit'tt believes thit,'i will be his year. The liruwnu won 10 of 1:1 under l'tiiiiieu guidance and Leroy Kelly ran 811 yards ha rank fourth lit the Nh"l.'a list cmi all-time rushers with MUlti' uittrimi'tivc' draft picks in thur line and at while receiver, tti.' lint its, hiiuutu'u-c'i- , will bait' tutmilti' II ii taktitg the Strelm't t surioa' (ri A Jasc000rtam - i-n A ,3fl,2 C I".Pwv H II F 'I iQj Der'sond -*a Stym. --a ier'qIsu *411111 C"-et I .,4 1a l C _It,- - 110115 ION riaJ.:4 c S ilPri H *Smy ii'i,J Mr Then liengiets, strung on tie-(ense, had trouble w uuauuiutg enioughi lust year, Partly bee'ause they lae.'kt-ti a big-$uLie) i,'e't'lu ii ('oeie'ti l'aul lli-owmi he)Iea that void will bun filled Uit ,se'iscnu as sluee'eti, tc'r Lsjiiet' Curtis of ('eililurniju State' tliiivs,'rsity, Soui l)iu,go, takes over as wide receluer. A ha-tue-n iilwUit t'huimiipion, ('urtis was the Ilengala' first draft choice, 'flue Bengali already have seasoned per(us-incra In tight end Bob Truiuipy and the other wIde ma-n, ('hip Myers But the Will lc,iei.'s uieiti't We (lieu Bengali uvertuaulitug Pittsburgh cur (leuvebuuiul TRIM'S ARENA ' - l'lli'SIIUIU.It 4 ' TPsr5 Race —sail P.c. ov,,, :, The Ctuc'fs' offense- never really untrue-he'd last year. The line permitted 32quartt'rback sacks and seemed to bat- k the speed of other seasons Coach Rank Stnuxii has swift Willie Ellison this year to keep the enemy from zeroing in cii Lii Pololak, who lust year led the (idcfs' runners for (ii.' third consecutive se-tuson. Ellisori was is l,000-yeurel guiiwr two years ago with (lie lits Angeles Rams, Len I)awaon, reliable but not brilliant most of 1972, will be back to call signals and pass- buipt'fuily without the sat-ks of a year ago. J Ca'OCcI - - The Chargers, with a dismal 4-9-I record last >-ear, deserve better tuck. They host the swift Johnny Rodgers, a draft ctiok'e, to the ('uinzutlhuui league and finally had to give tip on Duane 'thomas' tt'rnpt'ranuient,al twn.offs. With those two and the reliable Cud Edwards and Mike Garrett, the Chargers might have gone somewhere. All that, of course, Is assuming their new quarterback, Johnny Unit-as, has a nitnimwu of arthritis trouble in his elbows and those old knees hold up. As it is, San Diego may be It'll with an Inexperienced young signal caller, Wayne (lark, It could be another rough season, - - "USE Don SVr*i?,. A to Former Oklahoma ('iuichi Chuck Fairbanks launched a rebuilding zogram f or the Patriots, with enipha,sis on bolstering an offensive line that couldn't seem to keep out the defensive traffic last year, Quarterback Jim Plunkett was disappointing because he threw three tunes as many in(erceptions as he did touchdown passes as the Patriots lost nine straight after a notable start, Fairbanks hopes to Inject in the Patriots the same explosive offense he had at Oklahoma. But they'll have to get the bail first, and that's why a refurbished New England defense is so important, - ------------- . receiver J.D. [1111 hopes so. But Buffalo can't expect to move up the ladder many pegs unless its defense against rushing improves noticeably. '- '' ' For Talent Ladened S feelers Ito' ls'uule-r of that defense is left (tickle Jtue Greene, last season's National F'esdbuull l'augut' I h'Iensive, Player of the Year L litte can also ste-ct ourselves for Ill .' continuing driiic-,it ion ''Mean Jut''' tm'tiiuis with nd_c of 'tint-c- Lomba rdi who may he' tuna' of the niuu ,st afestruc five I )wigtut White and I.. - ;rm'c'n. influences in American sports his dictum. Winning isn't w-oed uurwl tackle Ernie' holmes the inluportant thing, it's the only thing.' ' is the height of ilis, give Pittahirgh a Front four guisc'd hysteria tti,it held op;wiio'nts to Ill yards Yet fur l.oiuubardi his r.ivingu bits bt'utirug tin tin' ehe'stc his bt'heniothit- charges, was suitable to his personality The rus'liing per game in l9'2. terrible thing us that his teams won ''Terrible' ' because lleliinud thetii is the lineother coaches Iron Little Leagues to the NFl. have Liken on backing trio tit Andy Russell, some of his iu.chiqu('s and philiusophim's techniques and P 1 ' Jack ham and henry t)avLs, losophies that were natural to hum, .mnei subverted them for The Stt'elers' secondary was their own unnatural use's consitk'red a weak link at the We have case's of 10-year-old kids kids uilou almost dos start of last season, but Plttsappear under their helmets - being mercilessly berated by burgh went on to lead the Nacoaches who see themselves as l.eiunbardi incarnate, p.uelng the sidelines with u-c water in his varicose veins and it cold tiontil Football League with 28 nose Interceptions. - ' - --wuw ., ' NEW ENGLAND -' -- - - --------------------------------------------- - -' \(tu'iitu 1 -1ugW l.a', Intel S In the hope that these predictions will be forgotten in the excitement of the 1973 National Football League season If they don't pan out, let's take a capsulated look at the 25 teams now in the tolls of a six-week exhibition prelude to the - Flier 101 IA £,j'li' I ai'-i it L.- Pri I -altrnuui-e' 64 52 .55? 't' \'i' 116 56 ,t4I 62 56 .5 d twoul..',50 5t 496 - . 47 72 .M - By FRANK MACOMBEk Copley News Service rjj - - ' Not only his fisuthall eu-nIt eul into (tie' 'mmci s gaul.' t,utha-r, the 'fN'ct.itnr 111.10 iuuan' it h.mt mica .'u.ilu',i into the patriot's guilt' It u.s u-i'rtiunlu- tiiie'pte'ui •uu suit - lu by (but' current Vi .ishingt.in adnu IntuIt ,mt ion Never t'Veur,' lust,' mans- prt'ciil*'nt u,il phone cal is lue'e'n uuidu' on Sunday evenings than in the 11.1st t uu' ','t'irs ml r,un.h', l.,iu t- i spas ii s pool SI) IliUttI to h.ui'c' cii little said l"oi'tt,,ill has uir,ippe.l itself in ttui' unhurt of the' flag s*t N11 4 't't'tiillu ill lath that it is tim hi.ulls unupatriotuu- not I', I acut for broken bones on Sunit.i u at ts'rnoon and M,und.isnight '' For all thu we tutu the' uue.tt t,cauuhlfuil e'Ie'enerut fit It Ic Ihe- cumt,it,n.- tnr.tiue'ni wha'ru a VrwtiPi;mhl it kn-ke-eI off - trey Øtt, Note: This is the first of two stories on team prospects for the 073 National Football League season. - Jenkins Sets Mark lot r by I'm striped iiurn it ho it ''mild hum the't r wing tipped th,' bt'tiurc tlit'', wiuijld cet ficut on a cii, I (r,i,'k an even admit it) dt't lying 't'intill,i •)f tititl.itieuti Iri.uuu ears hashing mntit each other - (fit'te' I lanne'l brained ticket holders, are hi "itluall freaks, un,ihashecils- Fearless "(-Ole in the top of the ninth on ['at KdUy' single Royals B. todians S Fran Healu drilled a basesOil! loaded double to drive in three runs, ignutirut Kansas City's 8-5 vuc'toru- over Cleveland and Gaylord Perry. Lou Pu'uelta boos-red its- the' Itni-als, who hung On to their slim tine-half game edge' over I ,iI- land in (lx- Al, Went- ________________________________________ 1-'--' '- ''I,i - - raughit (' ' lw retell) bet-onues eligible 'lu tie' eligible for regular iru tour e'vent, a pl,ayet- flutist tuicu Approved ['layers car:: iivanzng tic- must suc'vessfulb graduate' front tie 'Inurtuiment ['Later'- Division School For. ' - c- .lnfb IFI" P , fI',kfl 'i/il Ii 'ititre'4 I,etfl 1! 4/ It CtnJIfj he -ii '-i'lu lout rnorfleflf a* Vinal! getting • rite up in e wind drift But we miii tInt beatilifut r i' i n -øir mie1-; eye we are preparing mi - ' •" when the halt evv'nt.ially I. ' . -. - - s -. - - -------------------------- - - - 3 - -- lii u i,iu' it cuu.i John Nilnei a su'tcran tackle' 1mm I).il l,u,. ninth lum'tuPle in our cot - id', c'njos watching curie Nov I nit- k tlouu n another on.' ll,mli it I- ama.- hi,mnk,-r Kitut Ihiust h t,imii ta-u' a Ire' lilt ndiuiiu bloc' k from n t hi' blind stile and iou van hear .O cli s' all -it tint'.' So the's uuuuist like' it \ , umi -. ' Dot, n,m hittli fa n% .ill, re'u trig tilt for the, gre',, I 1011111 rfl I w he-n ih,'u- uivau it lucky e'n''ughm hi itttangle a ticket sit in kniiing tiuhil like b'etnlIIi'iI M.en .iiuul nhte'rvu' (tie' crashing till tutuiks' biwlie'c - . .., eason Necessary?' iiel %%O- i,,it, 1.'-''rgi' Alle'ri it,., n.,,row S1i tiijt-e'IIi.n e at;n It tel blue' lieik ni .1 n.m who I ratlec plaveni he Ik.ein I luau.", atuli uiuu.i cmii ho' ui'c.uilii Inlet, hit life a year in win ,i i h.uitupiaunchi;i I'.lbnui tog in I?,,' he, a,' legend of IA,mhardi pa n IF -------------------- . law '. l'ein , - t' E ' I hi' Iiwdti,ill 'liiiii,iii htic It-tie'ii si-;. gun ui hit u' ha nit s lou tit looted iii out Ili ci ciii a duel cituil euii' Ii t t,iekeal ua'tie'hut,i,' unit iii u% o- kni'uu- it s cog to hi' a ii., tin- loolbali 1.111 '' the' II auffing ciiili$ii iijw-n hit-re' ,;ru' gbur ucutic t.'nti I hunt' Thomas the' iiinct ptiiiiuin.-nt lie agauti . tuu'uu'inj ii nih in .in,1 ''iii of -,npc Iii,.- ,u tat bnitgl.it linu,,' ii ill ibi'' lI.',,,i)ined -tt.l bitt name' in the p-ipe'rc he'e .ul.ic liii' fi.oth,uP the tias lightning h,, ,ihilc ti churiiu en a u utiti •ittiI'. the gatc'c liii 'lec-p Take' yt,iii I or 'nine', (oi.ttu,utl ii th.' ilttiib uIul'liu,(ila, p.1?, of 'iii icar l-.ie .1 few of tilt- S,l.'iul Mitu''nitu- i clIent tar feat i 14-ing hr,-in,I,',l at limp ii ithul ete'a'pt I tilt' f.tt,ull upacitu, I" "I ililiti iul,it Nile I he lath-i though art' ut ui' hi iiuiiuiu tile' miiuuio-r thi,it this - i hanilhi us,.uttu dealing with \t,ut III Ii'. i- urn tutu Cii lung liii e'iu,uiphe' Clue' Iiu'hti,,'c 1-. .:unning iii till eitii fl•'%i 'Pl't i 01 traliuing I .11111) Vit' 'i'm' F .1 in '.\ c tee' iw riot We .'e tilen hr y l hg in tin per tuna'." P' htmh,'ruuic 'i e' i - ,iit ,ilu,uoch hear their hus'lliuu i oil 11.1111 Ill? tiling - - : . • Footbal' i i' ãi , - • lb -" .' ' ------------- 11nnff,eial counts grid m1nl up one notch over last l.nnw it UI'1 hamptans, inst Prep. Season t . ,h'-,' . . :hed h Tom Rubs, witP a r u; ft-. .,,, ,, With the addition of a junior tons Fenwas Park where the edited ('hit-ago ti-4 5-i sl'aSor) ru,ark Last vt'u- , lass W his team. Coach Bill losin left field wall 'Uirted drawing in Its crowd of Orioles 12, Rangers 10 ma to Knowk primarily a rebevantidates earls tins morning Duty hopes to Improve on last peer over the pitcher's buil- er, pitched p Dan Ralnr told you so. After the school starts its first year's inaugural 4-ft mark, but der, beckoning invitingly to league complete game cracking four hits Moods). reports 'double trouble" has right-handed swingers. '-a'on in Class AA level and never even blinked , t. Baylor said he and the Orioles 't private school located in already struck his tt-am'lrearb were going to start hitting. wall that eats southpaws if 'he M'liSOfl hopes. : south end of the count) is much for the myth of Fenwai Then, just to prove he wasn't, 1 Oakland's Star halfback and defensive ; instituting its first junior Park's effect on left-handçj kidding, the young outfielder ld ll Lee back Jeff Hammond, iiho was smashed five more hits inisit% program this 'var pitctiers 'hi' nuut' UP in :ingwtuid's l,'r1u4n High shot during a hold-up attempt eluding two doubles and a game, the affair was s tviol, it Class, AAAA tileralber_r while working at a CiLuelbem league TUeSia) night, HaIti. its Baltimore oitlasted TCUIS of the Meter Conference, which restaurant, will he out of action posted a 7-tI-I record last Its- "at least seven to eight The only run of the game more outsiugged Texas 12-10, 12-10. I season, including an upset weeks," and then word that his scared on Dick n's suicide Minnesota ripped Detroit 12-1, Twir 12, Tigers I Mtrt'r-t,'s IOd C-areui, the vtctnr over i.-] Eau C',ullir in running mate, and also a squeeze bunt, giving Knowles cii York twat Ctltfor' American league's leading hitter, also ripped five hits ineluding o ilouble and a triple, tielping the Tii ins rip Detroit 121 That ended a four-game winning streak for the Tigers and cut their Al. East lead to one-half game over Baltimore It l5o t'ndV'd a sevt'n.garne ku.- • ing streak for the Twins. Cdreiis splurge raised Pus . 1, lialling average it) 360 and his .., I . 16 ___ iast hit of the night. in ,. " .ightt-i inning, was e his ins 'rir league career I 4 ankees -. Angels P. Ni-ui York broke a 2-2 tie :ie bottom of the eighth inning ,,' g -. j F1 'oring five times to defeat "fr / .. If I f slifornia ''e_ ,? , Grauiz Nettles' 17th homer uI ---: , :be season, a s''' " two-out ' Ri,. -hot, touched off the Yank" ,. tpinSlon giving reliever l.uneiy "Ic-Dame! hits 11th game f ' . , . i. - ' Brewers S. White so 4 ' • George 't" -- r rScott clubbed C U Li 17th I ''nicr of the year with one out ,,, the bottom cof the ninth. lift' .- Milwaukee to a S-4 decision -. • ' _________ er Chicago. i. Aeft I . Ioufu -- ---------------- r floo' 5`1111101''11 I first RlrI WJneg,,,i, Aesq IS, 19IJ 13A Derby _________ I '1Su*1c*ide1 Dec*ides T'iolt t te Fenway "Wall" ' ) m . - __ .,- 1 - .1. }4ol, zl opened tk'frriitt stj, second week of September. but aIg locn'i e)pett U' 54'(' it (ir.t practice seicin,s. overseen In Davis underwent an ap athletes until Just t*hiii p several have slated 'JamHead Coach Dick Copetand. O5Ofl tilts. bOIC pendcctnrn. nearly decimated starts Summer vacation Is "over " ecount'sother big schonl. and flth('t ('QUIpmCnI fu-d team back-field. For hundreds of tins throughout Semionk High. which opens a ('iedc anil lukc Rcant1 will werent sswed tnda at most Seminok Counts today, as all first season under Head Coach high schools. with both conipete in a JamboFN' Davis, however, is expected cnunt hut one high schoof began Claude Woodruff, is also slating hark with the team shnrtL, but cnnditnnlng and other dnfls with both Winter Haven and twiee-s-da pre sea.'40n football the tw-a.4btt sessions In order it cni.ld be a much longer time Inking the mainr rtrnn o the Oenec. all Class AAA choo1' pracUees, and nn the em- u prepare for their mid- before sr returns to full wnrk.jtS "Skull Sessions," Sept. 7. phasis us on sweat and tail in- September opener. irtteith. and other talks b the coaches stead of beaches and 'taking It l man OPCflS its lu-St test The Thix' with a 19 record will comprise the rest (if the The \aal 'wzidem Middies time eu Last year, wt'iit iiinhi in against other Metro teams On % Ith the exception of Sanford newly formed Rii, Fight ('on- coached 11) Pete alentigyj Sept 5 at Orlando a Tangerine Naval Academ.. which expects ference, rompriseci of teamj competes in the private schoof Monist of the schools will open Re I in a nine-quarter l.akt!'c and hills kmçi and their regular season during the estubition it) SN' Its football and CF(W' from GaIne'ille to Iakelarwi rnuntrcMndidalesAugust27 ClnssA*AOiedoHigpi ____ for the start of their pro-season St hool which suffered throu,! drills. the prep grid hropefuLs it similar 1-4 campaign will be working an coonditioning, Central Florida Oranger P&II liming and limited scrim loop. is holding its sementi.i. - final twit weeks under the, eym of top nwntnr lit lore chonl cuirts kalph Stumpf Roth rnorninf, and afternoon In just Its second year , essinns. lasting appronximistph existenim, Lake Brantle) High for two henum. are-slated far this Srhoreol of Forest Cit~ is starbru: -. t' N. , ... a 51 _~'.7 ' . th Spi ,- MI S ophisticates' Demolition . & , , ,,, I Practice ----- . , oiliftk I I m 11willin Ms 8 .1 RICHARDS Herald Stall Writer - . -, T t t Gr!d - ! , - ~ . =7:~ - 1, II Last year the with a 1-13 record, unhs-Iwuattnly ailie-yed Murphy's law, whit-ti that if auu>thlnug e'an go it, tug, it will - Vest ('oat-Pm 11111 Peterson tehivvins tlei ) ear this lu- situ tart aliunt, up t-luucw or euro surpass thin 54)0 uiieir k Threes lit his top hiuicuus-n were out of at'tluci with injuries last year hut thiep'reu huealttiy now and h'ctcrson likes hooks of tight cruel have Parks, acquired from New Orleans, wide Cut-nt-er Hilly Parks, who vaunt' itt-er from Lislias, anut 11111 ('tin n>, ii ec'uutt'r vnustsutiuy 1.4 v earawith (lie ('i,lta says - the I I I71 lUIESDAY INMU SATURDAY AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM L,-,F Oil ,_ ,-e -II ii nt,: iF MEN'S NITE ' I - - WEDNESDAY Free admission to Grandstand LADIES' NIlE - THURSDAY - �14A- TtiL, Sanford Herald ie qob____ (dL Mass Murder Indictments __ rhø Sf'rrIHnrifrJ Spareribs j1gi . NatiL r, tN 4 Jr -; A. 166 News R etu.r.rw'l. Owl S t President Spiro T. Agnew has offered (eder prosecutorsaccrss to his personal records in aprobed kick tl.ack.s and political corruption in Maryland. Agnew carefully made a distinction between his person. papers and the official records a( the vice president, apparentiy to avoid eompans4s between his decision ant President Nixon's refusal to turn over White house documents to prosecutors in the Watergate affair. You understand that, by making these records available it) you. I do not acknowledge that you or any grand jur), have any right to records of the vice president," Agnew said i a letter Tuesday to U S. Att). George Beall in Baltimore -p_if - ;• - 4 V -- , 04 • k cith tWO avings in Ilou' . nit three in San Atigucti: .ciiit - tie ti.ts tillit i'.t ' )art In none killin,1 bi jury returned s: :tnient agamnM Brooks, Ii ..id tren charged with 41T..urik'r in houston but 1133 5L w did not kill anyon'.. One indictment alleged lb !rooks and llcnk% killed \. amn Ray l -nsrcncc, l. --. tranglmg turn with a cord a: • w manner and mearu., InstruincroLs anit on!, to Ilk' grand Jury unk:i cc 4 on Juli 10 The other 1cm inthctzn,i:ts i iii's• Ikn!e of stranilur:i \1r - . -- . -. I 'c .' - -- -. -. 5. S. Carolina Court Upholds Claim • . . . . ___ _______ ____________________ tsurt upheld the right of a Fkrida woman to sue her husband in South Carolina although Flarida law fcirbldssucti suits. Theunammous court ruling followed an appeal by William It Algie. who protested a sult filed by his wife in a ctrcuot ourt In Charleston County. sc, Mrs. Algie filed the suit as a result of Injuries from -rach of an airplane piloted by her husband. The plane ra'Nl ciaching ('harIesicn Municipal Airport - j' b _______________________ 4 - _____________________ C E R A&A IC JUNGLE GIANT ceramic animals are displayed by Sarah F'riemuth at the Dallas. Tex . arket ('enter gift show. Three shows are held annually at the center Judge To Rule On Freeze - ---- - - Eating USfl,slIilC • I...4iis ' -- -- $5995 : • I',,n*i. n.,,.I - ,,,,.,,.. "' 843 77 - Pr es ident Another skirmish in the battle (if the bet-f redink smas due today as a federal Judge in Philadelphia promised a ruling on the latest of a series of suits to end the freeze The score Nor ;tscerrunent 3, Meat lrstustrv 0. Health Benef its Inif lation 5 NEW YORK Al' i - Todzs 's runaway meat prices possibly can bring a dividend of fewer heart attacks and stxokes, says a fond expert. Americans generally eat too much fat and some meats are a maJor source of it, says Mary Winston, nutritionist of the Ajirrican Heart Association. A high intake of fat is considered harmful to the heart, '- silaina. Being overweight also taxes your heart. -'w, tating smaller portions of nit-at ''would be a factor "So would the right cholcesof vegetables to substitute During World War Ii, the death rate from coronary heart attacks went down in countries where unce-rich diets were cut back in total fat and calorie content. But a wrong choice of substitutes for meat could be harmful. Mrs. Winston caution ed in an interview, Don't just substitute omelet for beefsteaks because eggs it,' cheaper. The' yoke of one large egg contains o illlligranus of cholesterol Our heart Association re'comnicnd,s > ou try to take' in no more than 3(K) milligrams a day, - clogging arteries of the heart and brain and producing heart MI more _ ,4 abroad, Chicago Board of Trade, wheat sold for cash Tuesday went for $5.10 a bushe l for high quality grain and 04 a bushel for lesser qualities, Future prl sdn'anced the daily price (luctuath.n Limit fez the 12th straight day to $491 a bushel. At thu.' Slirun'msps.lis Grain l- xt huangi, one million bushels of spring wheat sold for Si ite-muber delivery Put a high cii $5.07 a bushel befizelevehng off at $4.93at theend of theda, Just one year ago . Sepkmntser contracts In Chicago were selling for *1 77 iS hii'.hi I _ I I '], -- ' . . - DELUXE -:'' ,. 2' . S -: SUPoRwRIELT U comes on many , - FCIV /974 cars ,; I.,'t. Nixon's sc-cT-e'tl) taping Whit.' House conversations Acioc'din,' to the poll, It,i ocer-all rating fur Nixon's hnu ' dling of 11w presidency has shpptti 23 pers-s'nitar's- lPiuTit' QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS and DRESSED SIB 4443 9 V/tIlTING.. •........ - , -, "j 7 (2j BOX ',239ØI 1 i L'' -" for long mileage - V % ' - Two body plies of -' - . -- % % % :- 5', 5 ' ' '. ,-' ,' .. . ' ' Si -- ' % ' : ., _". . 50 50 " ' , ' '. ',_- - - . - . •: ' - . '..' - EACH I SIZE '_ _': LARGE U S No. I BULK Wh,, P '•'. 'Iii."..' - ' .- ' .' -- - , r') - art' the opining • A&P QUICK FROZEN (QUART CTN. 370 Coffee Creamer • • Calls * \ J, / '' (, - - -. -, 'r '---• '-, 'fru* J ui 6 A&P BRAND si,st.' lt • "" ____________ ,- ' - it, _____________ _________ • 4 _ VANS! PICKOPSI . TRUCK TIRES CHECK AND COMPARE I groups Not only in New 'urK lit', ,,nti St.mtu' but throughiti? Hunts Ketchup it is j _____________ - 0 $1973 _______ ' ("art . 'iu- r, AUDiTiOPIa( St Poo 405 _______________________________ T u b e- T yp e I'', I, III I T fr ,•.t ,,.Pj,. B-ply v.t.d, ' s'%'s'r imlt'ru'.usurig 1tthtistus'fl oct's ,shtiIl 1114$ s''. lw''t ituut'h if anc its' limit' iii this' general level of fliul prices This' tooth lunumilus t 11511 ' , . . . . . . 1 OZ, BOX 75c CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO REASONABLE QUANTITIES OF ANY ITIP-i lit (i 171 wivq - '' - _______ ___________ _______ Lra t_,-_-' ill - - ' all gisMis .ini st'r'.il welcome to your. ''New Castle" fTONiTO I 1SthPh.322.O2 beef isis' mt-a ss'il Irsi 's 63 pounds irs 1 94 to 11 :1 1w,urds in lull an imss-rs'.use of loer rent . - , go 4.a. 2 b 'w HAIR SPRAY 49c . ..... . " .. .. .. .. . ,I's'.)4-'.'iI %4 59c 1.s lIt 26c 3 LI,, PORK & BEANS... '3/95c SAIL DETERGENT .......11, 59C 35c MAYONNAISE GLUDENS MUSTARD 22C BUG SPRAY 69c $1,Q0 MEAT uom YUKON CLUB 10189c FRISKIES DINNERS As101tia LA5O*S :. •• .. . . .51 c IRISH SPRING 0 S S • SAl S ,'sw'% . sc,i ".t'tv )t,'ii 1 Jl (AN iMiolos 0,,. SHOPPING CTR., HWY 17•92 Al 27TH, SANFORD A'sPs 2 . . PRICES IN 11415 AD ARE EFFECTIVE IN ALL A&P STORES IN IIIL CIIIES LISTED BELOW THROUGH . • • . SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1973 A1t(,)1i51) •(k's)as lItJ .. DII! $tsISAUI', rPINECRm _______ 5C , 01 wIly bt-s-I SIllmuIulIl)fl of ss*',,, ANN P405 iwuiM tOMATO tAIJ(S$ _________________ lit Yst cc.srut haul t Iit'at and air willing to pa' for It Per t'piia ('Ian .'.5P SOFT MARGARINE. to ,, 32c SHAVE CREAM C ..% S ".0, PURE BUTTER ..I...SSVS. 83c as rapiills- I 'omisuirir - s (fl vagis't't swmnl a gr.'.sIs'r Iursllwartuiluu ' ROLLS ...... ..SIZS 53c TOOTH PASTE .. S S S S. that fiwad prue vs will iiui'rs',ist' as this- si'.er ,ilI (iris.' t,f all gosisls ,iiiil ss'l '.155'" _________________ . C SANDWICH ROLLS ... ____ (tIfl'.Uliil'% anti dwribution ondustry can not off set higher ('oct's 11111141911 ', is isaiah a % greats'r efficient It has this' past I 'tuanus's .irs- . 144'.j r.ct'.t* ______ _____ p_,.89c 30c TEA BAGS... ROLLS. . • •... FRANK ROLLS • C . C JELLY thrir iIie'sslti,' after 1,1'..'" liii warm a ITEMS IN THIS AD. ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAILERS OR WHOLESALERS - , _____ _________________ _i should ,ml 'ii fl ___ . 49c 10 4 . . • • 3 L.B. Tide shis' he aware of what is in the food and a gricultural industry Demand for 1111 iiroc's'd siUa1ut' lists' s'iJfi%t' i cmi'. and more '. ,irus'ti, ii slit _____________ 6 00'16 Wick I DETERGENT Wing thr consumer fair with curtis' facts 32 OZ. 39 ccrulsl prefer to fisrgu't liui i 11 - 32 OZ. BOTTLE this Ia('i she cannot forget CAMPERS' TRANSPORT I xniii talisdi". . • . • lichesl in l')48 It has provudu't timely unfurmisatuon to tb. ''.s ratlisi ,,n1 -r V writs', ,gtitl lu'aders of consuui*'m l'ht' follow ung lliii)t , Iti ,lri'. ___ ltsrd.'npsl. ce 9C 400z. CAN I I S Apple Juice - ............ hiandi.-, for sass iurnin ' A& P fi.wl and marketing rs'sour ii' It us ,i','.iil.ible through ('oinu'II I nict'rsuts s Consumer l'.dur,s tin Program in Nt-cc \'iur k ' "' . • \'in PINT • CTN. 19c - -- ,. ' 0 cel 40 rti,'nt s sit tilt- icc ,'nut c l"i fit Annict'r'sar', lsstit' of h"io'us ti the I"ood \t.urkt'ts. u"siii'I lw- itt' a month ,inti first pull "' , • L3.1 • EVERYDAY LOW hliw long this will hilt i '. - ONE LEIS. $tO 2'4"•• 3 - SCREWDRIVER SET r,',1,0 Fresh Peaches " nit i's'rtain •.' -- - rising fintil pru'u''. ' 4-lb Bag Cooking Apples 79c P u'ssi'nii,,l s sot'. - '" .•. ( '', 'vt: -- . - -':' IAN _____ " -is Fresh Salad Tomatoes 39c 35 Lg Honeydew Melons 79c i ('4nsIurils'r'. are 'p.'iiIirig ron%ud,'r,st)lv Inure for foot today than they did 25 ve.irs ago A shift to more expensive foods accounts for much the increased spending Even so, the cost of ,ill fiuioj in creased unIv t1 per sent whereas the rust of living iii dcx rose 7$ per rent In other word'., despite ttui r,igs- and shouting, food sods rt'inaineti low .'r ttu.sni othet nation ,- £ By Gaynor kla(ldox h., :" V " -. / ' I Es ' - ' I 5, " % % ' , ' POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ""'S % - " %5 % :. -: 39c Seedless Wh. Grapes - - S OR RED EMPEROR F a r Away '# 'I- ' , and strength ' EiI'f MIX OR MA IC/I fl , fr BELIED R.F. Castle a .. M. Is Slipping i pp I g - . , DOUBLE '1', for - LEG - Fresh Iceberg LettuceHE,.39 -. .J, -. PIECE Call 831-6370 OR .. The same tire that 8N ihe area? 89L 4 l'u,nsu,si,'rs slistiirbt'iI l)%s'i New in I. R 9C QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS BULK Cheap Food - , 'the' pull re-ported that 60 (A'? cent of those' questioned t.a'l lost confidence in the' Presid"r. and 71 i u-nt dappeuveii sf PERCH FILLETS. - ' CHAMPION - grain on the Impact of Water- gate, , ,4f ' " m taken by Oliver Quaylc & ('.i we're broadcast '1'uesu'ay during 14 special "NRC Iteports" pro- , I I - Re-suits of the opinion w'11 , I - - iI"1I11 IJITI1jfr4 LG. %.alI7iIU ' the 1972 election, Nit . - ltured6l per cent of the ul,ui' vote, ' . - (! ' In - - ______________________________ tt4a>'. By TifF A MX'IATFI) pp& The price of wheat has soared past $5 a bushel for the first time In US. lastfory as American farmers struggle to produce enough to meet growing demands at home and J . I I, A cent saturated, Wheat Tops $5 A Bushel . - - o".484 so i. ' 8'•1 eIs Cs'p.vs..ip p''s.d P.0.0 fee s's i'd u's S.', '.00's-sd plOy •,I'. P NBC News s'stu,iatt-s that Sc':. (;eorge M cGovernwould defeat Presnt Nixon by 51 per c't-m,t ti, 49 per if last )ear presidential election were he'll temperature. the - . L.L1 I I Double belt under tread W She was nutrition consultant to the new "American Heart Association ('ookbook," ut ntarnlng than 400 recipes from appetizers to desserts, For years, Americans have been getting some 40 per cent "r more of all their calories from fats. Heart experts urge reducing it to 30 per cent, with less of the total fat being the 'satura ted" type, which hardens when left standing at room At _________________________________ ould Win Now: Poll attacks or strokes. F'ood price's frilly well ha''e' profou nd effects on American patterns of eating, and tiousewi ve's need some guidelines to assi,rr good nutri ti on f or their families, says Mrs. Winston. - __________ - - - McGovern An excess of cholesterol, a waxy material. is blamed for is highly ___________ I [' . ave-raged out over the week," meat I I 1w for the proteins rontiiint-c,i in meat. The fat around i Cup spareribs and free,'lrimmtngs for use later in and for si'asonun bean and vegetable dishes 'tir to %gether vinegar, salt cvleri, salt. cayenne, (hill seasoning and black pepper Rub mix ture on all surfaces of 'pare ribs Place on rack in ruu st in pan with rack ;iuljuu'strit to a position Roast in 325-degree oven 2 hours Near end of 2 hour ;ie'ruod remove 2 table spoons UI sparirib dripping'. from roasting pan and place in fring (nm Add onion, ccl er and thyme leaves and cook. stirring, until vegetable'. are tender Stir in beans When spars-rubs have roasted for two hours, remove pan (ruin oven, siphon or pour oft fat in pan Spoon beans into boltOlTi of pan. leaving 5purPribs on rack Return pan to oven and continue roasting spareribs 45 minutes or until beans are very tint and bub bly. Carve spareribs into I-rib pieces Kennedy Crash Gil Paralyzed? Al' - !ruitors cche were active in cieriding an end to the VS, combat rule in Indochina exPe55edrelief today that the American bombing efCamI ha en:k-d 'The country can thank God that another phase of American Involvement In the Indochina war has ended, hipt-luhly thelast," said Sen. Harold F. Hughes, hi-Iowa, Ilughes said tie hopes legislation passed by Congress to force an end of the Cambodia bombing as of midnight Tues. (lay will be obeyed, But hi- said "Congress and particularly the Armed Sen. ices conuniittees will be alert to investigate the slightest hint of vuothtkms," QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS BULK Trim Watergate V A-}lI.&7tiN Al s1,i1 three iiinths ago I'rvsidt-nt Nixon pledged to set forth the facts" about the Watergate scandal as additional questions were raised. Since that May 22 statement, in the early days of rutthearing'., question'. hac e piled up with numbing rapidity. Therefcre the President makes his latest public statementthe eighth in a series that began at a news conference Aug 29,1972. when Watergate was two months old. He said then that John W. Dean HI. the White ll(ust C'OLUIMd, had conducted a complete Investigation and added oft-quoted statement' "Iran say catt'goricall that his investigation indicates one in the White House staff, no one in this administration presently emploced, ccas involved In this very bizarre inintent:' As an early star witness in the Senate Watergate ht-arin,::-, tow in recess, Dean Said he hadn't made any Investigation I isould have been the last to say unequivocally, as the President so stated, that no one presently employed at White House had anc advance knowledge of the matter,' hi' testified. Asunetndicatiunoftheslowspet.datwhic'hthe'sterg.itt. issue took hold. Nixon had held two other rwcms conferern vs between the June 17 break-in at 1.)emocratic- party headquarters and his statement of Aug. 29. At neither was bc asked about Watergate. The question arose, however, (kt 5, 1972, when a reporter asked whether the administration and the public would be served 'If you pt-ople would cornt' through and make a clean breast about what you were trying to get done at (he itetgate'ftc l>r.-cident rioted the un's i-stagation conducted b IN" ii in'.1!',ts1 113 agents, L$OOlt-ads and 1.500 interview's -i 1cc' agreed wiii the effort because ''I wanted to maks - -ire that no member of the White House staff and no man r . man in a position of major responsibility in the ("ctnrnuttrv Nc the Re-election had anything to do with this kind if reprehensible activity Nixon's next sthtemcnt on Watergate, at a rww confer. '" March 2. spike again of Dean's investIgation and noninc- olvement of White Iloue personnel at the time of Watergate. He omised cooperation with the Senate committee, then gearing up, but said "no president could ever agree to aIow the coun.sel to the ;zesident I Dean to go down itnI testify before a commIttee," l3 mid-March, L Patrick Gray III was dec-ply involved in hearings to permanent Fill director, and e'ni,stt asked that I)ean ti'stif'. (in March 12, Nixon issu' guidelines on cxe'ruti%'u' (W'l%'ilegc and two days later F'i. wrote the cofluriitb'r dl' lining to appear under those guni' li ne s. Nixon led off his Mardi 15 news conference by announ('iOi the opening of a U.S liaison office in Peking, but the fir' question concerned his refusal to let Dean testiR. Nixon ,. -ly was disturbed that hi' IN-hr.' ,irrc i'tnent cc, relegated to a secondar r'-. T21A11 CUP 2 cans (1 pound 4 ounces R11;1NAL EQUIPMENT01 Reef From Bombing FRUIT COCKTAIL -r1?Ji L... L..... A&P DELICIOUS FRESH beans Aat Cape Cod Hospital said Pamela Kelly, 39, of ('entervllle, Mass., was still in serious condition TUCSth' night with a broken spine and broken kg She underwent a three-hour operation Monday night that the hospital said was successful, The operation was perlirmed by neurosurgeon Dr. Peter Carney with aid from two tllr-4igues flrismn from the I.ahey Clinic in Boston. -f- MANDARIN OPAPIGE or PAl MAGIAii I I pepper 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup chopped celery I teaspoon dried thyme leaves P46* _______________ =dI uIi I.'uis Beehtle, was brought by Salsburg's Meats of ullington, Pa. flax-van Nathan, president of the discount store operaUon. it- lord the Judge to declare the freeze on beef uistn,a as a "deprivation of property uithclu: due prxess of law hlVA.'NlS, Mass. Al' -- tk'ctors sa a teen-age girl ma have suffered paralysis from injuries suffered in an aute accident involving tsmn saris of the late &'n Robert F Ken- Cop) 1 teaspoon chill seasoning '4 teaspoon ground black 11 l.OL' 1SF ('00K Associated Press Writer ALP FRESH of QUICK FRQl(P4 HADDOCK ne . TuluirCulUt a IOAi OX YOUR a ouAtc CHOICE * MIA! IAUCI PDX * tanislir 141*1 £ OIAvvs%o: 2 teaspoons celery salt 't..spoon cayenne pepper R0eIHSON ORLAOO Phone ALP ASSORTED STYLES MUIL (about 6pounds) ' cup red wine vinegar I leaspoon salt george gtuait, U ' COD FILLS . . . . . . . . . . . WITH BEANS 2 sides pork spareribs 4 / pP ROAST SPARERIBS 11111 111111. II 5II)\ i u%iiii\ 4)MI COOKED .00 Lufic) .'.J • ".,. .tangr s.. 1.nirn p ' FULLY J111" ... .u. look - - fly Aileen Claire IA h.1 ts1tc Sp.ir yr ih art- 1.1% m I.' Ion , t.i. and KIMId I-i bin I ).i. h.srk, ir.I f.iri' Iliii rii't t ith the highi'i pork p1444. come may hy'.it.it.' in ltiis cut (or a big iiiit Iflit i..Ih oni (Iuunul III cp.iri-r ibs (or earh percon WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES the cooking -rule ut-thumb To redutue boil rust'.. cut duwmi (ifl liii' inioiint cu'r%'eil and toiiit,ini the sparerite. with ,u rt1'inh111 bean duct, for -SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEAT SAt AMI itii;i'.t Sp.urcrutuc ccliii It,',Iui'. 8 01 ulir '.I% itotiII41% of PKG a(Il'(lU)tei% ser'.,' right SLICED BOLOGNA r.'im with a kiilni'c tiran -SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED OLIVE LOAF or dish To cer'.-,' (41111 rut the 807 ingredirrot% in half 'rhv real si.ir,PICKLE LOAF 63c tor t preparing ihuc rib ine.iI us the roasting P• (it JONES PURE PORK led with adpist.utili. rack The I LB rat A, in a % position craillc% LINK SAUSAGE ....... PKG $1.39 the ribs allowing full unrul.i _________ ____ lion of heat ,eriit Ir.uc ing riwitil fi'r the bran% in thu twuttoiti FREEZER QUEEN FROZEN • j.. AMPS! __ " All -- Saing 1 t'.c rU: L 0 Favorife Jeeps - Agnew Offers Records YouthG C;= 41 I , - A. " r iii itli .i lii otis .iper €IlI1lS1)N At' \ :rind R )ln •i lid ur Nis indided tn uth,. in totin to tl.ith Charles I ____ . l'cas ii.i murders and an Cobble lbo Iin I7.e.,rhls i.tiial s1% niore initictnicnt re iIrnn Jul 2 MOTOR COt .4 r in the %ork.s. The grand jtir returned the ndit'tnn1 ilter twiirini e' 1 1i returned in. I nents l'uc541a% against . I,our of testiinnn (miii politi' SOIII S. FRENCH AVE. SO :.., Jr. 31143H . . \, N, -ntrred .4411 Itt the . ii tli'n Brooks, 18. In i'ii t.1i4ittheeountrswiirst _______________________________ ..:diriiwd 1113.55 sla y ings. _______________________________________________________ buttes if 2 teen-aged I ,I i tillis of the moscsua1 51.1% Elee trie I'aprr ,hreddei. .'%CI the past tIite year'. •'' t'fl tlflearthed since h'.i uIe.%ru. triter'. enirliutiec. of the Woes h. ,_..'...'.,_____ file cents ansi nrl,Iisr. s-en Three indictments nan .1 p B ri efs Against I. •, •._ • ' WE ACCEPT S.D A. FOOD Wednchj. A, , Alsoilto • •s. •• CA siavOls 0(51111 .... JELL-0 GELATIN • • . , . • . • .'.c,.'* c. ''. 5 - .. A . • $QAIS air /25c DAILY DOG FOOD S • I')2 e #Q4" ,$,)43 PUt " 6/19c j �2 B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug. C HEALTH & Ochs of PLOW __ FINE_ ENGLISH I ' I" V'A I J•OY ut THERM-0-WARE OFFERS YOU _________ ; THREE COFFEE MUGS SAUCER Superb Artistry in Famous Scotland Scenes L '.50 '2 99 Graceful shapes with subtle fluted edges Permanent Colors. . . AFF safe in your Quantity Righti WITH EACH $3.00 PURCHASE dishwasher COPra,GwT cii Bciqht 6t,.n You, Floni. R.d or Sun Y.Ilo* cnlo, 4 y Picklina 1qr Proves to 's A ..' ;, ittsfl IF) d e finit e ly are a part h nemad. food pant , '1 topping many a 114t ri;p Pirkl.d Wat.rmc.. 1,1, FACH VA44ia'_\t1hu1 s SEE COUPON BELOW FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEM LISTERINE id This eronrhy tr.' "me from the German Irc (fur f sweet-iiijir fr,vi4 hrim among t he .ttI.' nm PennsylvanIa who mi' 'iir hnm.s in the %fidl PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 16 THRU WED. AUG. 22 'Aet many general nft a SEE COUPONS AT RIGHT FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON C OMPLETER ITEMS Ic op their own (risiti ,r' P,rkle and 'it.ih!ej """""' [,(;fl I,' (i.1/ '.. Be Fun WITH FA(H Si 01) PU RC H AS F Oithwoh.r tel., cleinpioni not1 b,.oI ,pmtnnt dotpbl. t.nll j... ___________________ ________________________________j ___________________________________ 39 EACH Resprvgtd PRICES GOOD THLJRS. AUG. 16 THRU WED. AUG. 22 • worth Traditional English Craftsmanship if 14—oz. BOWL D,iqn colnit ikni y o u cnn n, Notch 0 'r,,rJ THIS WEEK'S •11'I.s1q FEATURE / r,trrI FEATURE THIS WEEK'S This Fine English Dinnerware offers you 0 ""' '299 AT SAVINGS GREATER THAN EVER! SALE ANTISEPTIC 'A . .O 1 '( t t SOUP _____________________________ psp. t1 1 / ••I•,. ) 1.IJI AIDS THREE CEREAL/ __ i OLYMPIAN Hermwo-Roware 151973 C .'v.'fl we.' -v CRISP , SAVE 71 WA1IU otsndi a?armqloo Natr '4-os. .4 !a*5pon5 alum ) ruØ4 ItiQar ,utsr? rir o1niog air I ilirki I nehol eac h) sat? !4hIe$t4)efl IOTTtI inn am on ,*s*onu w hatio atIspIc. 2 2 !.s.00ns wPt&I cloy.. COLGATE ml .11 mid red piir ion fr-mi '•: TOOTHPASTE miermeton rind leavttig nI'. hive inner rind Cut Iti.' .t into I to t.aflcl.one.li.m-! Ii ,11IPC P% i(.mkei I pi.sr'. rind in a large •nam.1tainlesui steel pot 4d. Woo SAVE bc t'r to cover. stir in Sall .r ing to bnillng p45011. redui' it and simmer only tint nil r.mrl be .aiily pierce-I - h a fort O2. .mr and cinnamon 4tir-m Ti.' SHAMPOO .pic. snd i"nvs in 'he-es.' th 'tiuiti To watermelon r. sture stir 13r1n4 jil.' tog, stirring coflit.snr-' iissue Iruin he.mt sflul SAVE lOt 'iv.red ('over arid 24 houri 'mciii U in to i its the tuiurth day r.'p.' jr -o-piture as for third tim •) 160I weetener S FUNNY IA( 'Nines Rice Is SIZE ...• . . . . . . . .... . . , ftO 9 SIZE TABLETS Alka-Seltzer SAVE 4c . C,' • Green Beans 3 I' 45c Shellie Beans CANS 10., CAN • 55c 88c Sot ' CANS 4'c BA',AIIAN SOJIVNII I . . . . . . . CAN ofl. Hyclrox 67 . .....• SUPINYLAND POPS IPIASFAST . . . . . IS. OFF Diskwasher . . JAR - . Link Sausaqe $1 00 P. G 55C PKG ?4o, esc Chunk Bacon . . . °' PIGS 49c . . . . . . • . . . 2 IS SAG 39c Turbot Fillets I A'Tl 0 S( . . . . . . in $1 IRISH POPS 89C Perch Fillets.... 05(11CM U(D IOIAI F. S(Py( SUPIIBIAND CRIAMID COTTAGe la"', 89c 5- OFF 45 Brown Potatoes C II j 44 eese SUPIIiPAPD IOW • 115 111 01 'ASFIuOP' OATM1AI C CIACRIN GOOD SUTTIRMIIR 2 c' eu P 89c Biscuit FAT SA'IS', '1 1111 ....6 OCT ( 59c LANI) ('I FROST Dinner lls • • S t £1 • 2 Pineapple Juice . . R. 3 Storage Bogs . SPARS! )LIM60 ARROW . . . . . • . • . • • Paper Towels . 20 . . . • FRENCH of 3 . . . 3 "THE ENERGY DRINK" $100 GLAD 'Facial Tissue Barbecue Sauce ALL • • • . R. ASPIRIN 2 S -Ct - 9 4 Ll SAG 99c SAVE ROLLS 3 S..' 4 D.c7 PIGS 5c 88C I-os S . . ,••• 100 $ %ear the I HARVEST FRESH I '' 9c 3 S . . . • • • 20... SOAP L7C POTATOES BATH Nk 1* SAVE 1` T"U't,00.1 20c . . . 10 LBS. - 99c TISSUE . . . . . . ID, . 01511 DARLINC. 12-os _ F . . ... TOP VALUE STAMPS ONI C. A T rash Liners Can GOOD IMIU AUG 27 5 TOP VALUE STAMPS 01 Pins Sot -ii i Labt.'duth spread .njtjnd, Everune sat .ui t,sand ate their dtngie.r 'v re were ,to ft*itj 0 - '- Hut then: *US tkveks c LiLIOK JOLt there were confs and ehibits titlist we,'t iii but Later thei-e were foivsi t- 2-ROLL PKoS. 16-oz. CANS BATH SILl DIAL SOAP— TOP VALUE STAMPS • '- t.t 1391 CANNOT Bw jp Bomb 0 3 ' 5 81 . . . I: 041 logo i*J *5101 and vxhibits Lif fartn - it .sai Atnols pits. ike. election cake, devil -, us *,t:e u a fte sjutj 'tie r.IUL'vII $1 00 — lr.stant Coffee s ' U., tjit YSUCk, , i prizes were ilVVfl. -'se hakei' :%hibito weld- -1 'hiii AU. taaiy H&iWLIure .4nd the 44.5 -St rrr 1111 1] ( • I - .._..... I_ TOP VALUE STAMPS (Out ill 0,40 Sob uVMIII Sliced Bacon '' rrr .'. . . ,.,,,. ,,..,•! C ., -.- . 1.. : And I I I —w TOP VALUE STAMPS Hi . I TOP VALUE STAMPS - ( 141 311 504 SUPI lilA's!) SF11 Alt Choose Food •'' SI -- '5t1t4 . a'-. 1.' ' Moot Entrees , O 5-,. P1• 2: : - whstii bvu bit Into a 'U kdn 't tet a ioubthhull, but t vvd 'wt.u' hal ts.e ' flit'rt. sttV UMo 4 44 ki:j-. with it ruata, timade ftgu L4LIr,v1L$k th.*tttw IL klilli, iiwtlttsJ UI 1% vur iiu real AL-W ucuL, SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. tidnt CIIitt u t 1 a paclugge, but wCce TOP VALUE STAMPS l lubreak st picnicJut':1. ss.u. the picilit.. bigger mid bdtet 11114,11-.101011h th e iiJ .4A'JiI 43 'Ji)C ill !it. IC, . Dlxii DARLING B.., Jflh .1 'i War II. fuict t,titts were Sifll).ru' .is. with farttistr-'t 10 .'- and ..mser4I3 and II calico kilt-MM anti sw I'll, •.)iiIi:Is,L i n bU,tMIe - 4 .ii'tZt -intl briIlz)n ft.. A .1.1 4 tt&d whic h were .t- .'. 01511 DARLING Hut that f irst pal h a suttre that. i.tfrtiijesj to hULLI ii Jj5(j (II- x, 51210 -- -: II the ILSL Wt-dnsmdas HUDSON TOMATOES iJ u - Ilpuissil is Ui tfl 'Jr. I'art,s Picisic I- N•, I VINT.VU THRIFTY MAID • TL j. 3 PEG' PICO. '- uttest . BOTTLES alinuist wu,rtd fani.iu- IuII I $ 32-01. (1a11(4er% ijecuieti i -.u, I linic that ii w,nk ties "l i' this JO t•sent which hi'- Piavois I 00-CT. lip III rs ' Ii .1 pic!iic here. - _____________________________________________________ ' 419 E. FIRST ST. rr;.lk !'. ttiili'. .ei t .1 r.md .s'.uujm'uI ORADI CIACKIN GOOD SAVE IIII ''it 'I' GATORAUt jJ LE UCE T $100 Soft Drinks .. o9e5 2"1 $100 so.. Toaster Pastries 3 $100 'Family Bread . Dinner Rolls 2 ney Buns. 2 88c DEODORANT SAVE . U r''ftA',D 0011 CHIS • - U1.pi.'' 'tsss'. 4' A 11 4'iur' 09 (AN !uui,piUi0 14 of p — — — —_ I -.'s Old picnic was reaiiy an event :9 TL VA7 ~U ABLECOUPON_.lEI COPELAND IOUNTY RACIPP4 C.00t) CIISCIP4 T ::t.i sa .89 A F '''i Fill jarwltft sit at lst.sst I ' ' IT 1.19 89c ... PKG DITTY CIOCEER HASH - (witis ONIONS) M 1 lASh U • tA f''4 1°° Spareribs SUPIIBIAND MuD DAISY STYlI CHIDDAS VVhiting hot sterilixetl j.&ri vrup in 1501119 :.'r bfnrtwr'iit SE.1'G IRA r ,s1r FISH $122 -n 'I? 9 Kosher Pickles Turkey Breast Sauerkraut =3 ___ mAUSSt4 S SUP II AS(() FRI SM roll CreamCheese3 56 )INMII 0 1101 SOVII toss 'S I5 Our A' — — --— — — -TURIC C, _____________________ 27 WV BRAND SNOSeD IS o f SUPIRBIANO . . 4 OF CAN ATIR in sue filth Jay heat rind ,•c, '4j Out liii iTI)Y (IOU anti d sr .i ri spir' PICI, rind and rinnammin •'.itrit 'l$hl 'Atlui'l 'Y$ti:t. S rl% I! I 'tine if Hrit1i Pttrriic -. 1a. Ii in Itlil, a WORKS WONDERS SAVE Cleaner 01 GRADI 4 AR 38 CANS C*uP VIINNA Sausage - fSt to CAN • • SIZI PIAPI ARRID EXTRA DRY AN?I.PIRSPIRANT RIG. OR (JNSCINTED VAN loci 6 SUNSPSIN FABRIC SOFTINII WISE FABRIC I PKri '°' Cleaner CANS Biscuits SNO BOWL TOutti IIICTIA . (SANSfIB, 2 BAls55C 1370.8 o $253 Detergent J'FO&u AR 75 Garden Peas 2 IS! Bath Soap QUASTIB 511€, o CIACIIP (000 SW(lTwitc 1 Ar'VAP4CID AU Ott MONTI FPthC,- SiOsit' Allow SAVE 25' K& 37c CA tt2 'j%1 sonu9 3. Salad Dressing BAYIR , JIAVOSS OlA', SPRAY SPA!! 25-CT. 4 .01 •.. . ID' i 2 atJ MAIWILL I4C)USI Charcoal 8 (iJ, is Jell-O Oro 3 )KGS 39c Sauerkraut . INSTANT SOt 51 Coffee Detergent . . DIGEL - -ON 01 U3 N' Syrup. Ai . PPASI III Codfish Cakes If 10"0 i F. LIQUID C,ORTON Oft ANc.f0 015511' II large Saucepan ttand 24 hours .• SWI ti It timUiD 9-02. the third day drain tilt rig pitt Ii) h'ithn rim -Intl and coo l rover :1: Baby Powder SAVE - n the ieorl': ,tssr Rinie ml jr ei 'U in pot I1I1 iumjar yin.' LIQUID PRILi SIZE atmtit IS to in slum st.snit 24 hut, - 7-os. Rerr lilies TUFf SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. Ituth white bis' �- -- - OLYMNAN 2B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug. 15 1973 HEALTH & i DLMUTY PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 16 THRU WED. AUG. 22 LISTERINE Wi 39s InI flCER FEATURE SAUCER WITH EACH EACH S300 PURCHASE Reserved coPiicw-t SEE 1073 This Coupon woith 50 THREE COFFEE MUGS 53•49 BOTTLE DETERGENT S • • S 58c TEA • • • • • • • • P'TLij 174 - TIXIZI PINI LOTION LIQUID $1100 . . • . 3 ITU IIALINON S 32 ' . 59c I lIIIIS 100-CT. • PKO. 00 C f5 Dog Food . . . • • BITTY ClOthS HAMIUPOIS OS Tuna Helpers Baby Powder Sweetener . . . . FUNNY 7.. DIGEL RO Pineapple Juice . . . 3 GLAD TABLETS $100 Storage Bags . . . . . 3 Alka-Seltzer SPAtE' 99c Charcoal . • . . . . . 20 ::. JUMSO AllOW SAVE $100 4' Paper Towels • •••• 3 POLLS ESAPT PuNCH ' 25.CT. PKG. Salad Dressing . • . 3 $?L5 88c ARROw oo.cv $'OO Facial Tissue . . . . • 4 PIGS BAYER WORKS WONDERS Barbecue Sauce . • • $OITLl 39c ASPIRIN CN$1 AU ILAVOIS 25.. Soft Drinks . . . • . • 5 Nil $100 CIACKIN GOOD ;o-. 25C Toaster Pastries . se 3 PIGS $100 Diall DAILIP4C. 100-CT. PKG. oa 27c Family Bread. ,, • SAyS 10, - Dlxii DARLING SAVE G S '" ARRIDEATRADRY Dinner Rolls . . . . . . 2 PIGS 39c ANTI-PIRSPIRANT SAyS TO, - Dliii DAILIP4C. RIG OR UNSCENTED ia-.i ney Buns. . .... 2 PKG 88c DEODORANT 7 . . 2 Phas. 28 % lU I 9 Sauerkraut 80t CA • . LB. 55c LETTUCE L LB. CAN ASTOR HONEY- ORANGE DEWS JUICE ' 09 I EACH 69 •.1O tes, Tomatoes. 0 0 3 M 99 HAIVIST 511114 99c Yellow Corn WISTIIN SAVE \W 20c Nectarines . . 2 WISTISH - 4 2-ROLL PKGS. rAIN SIZI 88 DIAL SOAP. r -w 1rr mT I I TOP VALUE STAMPS I ,'.,. 16 !JN( 13 es CAN PlOT SHOT Bug Bomb 0000 701P1 AUO 72 ' 3.._._....... .. 0•S S • - S 5 $100 SASS Laroda Plums . . u*.vssi IRISH Peaches . . • ......_e.,.. I TOP VALUE STAMPS 0.41 ID., 4*1 *5101 Instant CafEs. 0000 IMSU AUG fl No. 4, UPSIDE DOWN CAKE Cantaloupe a 2 too 89c VINI lips BATH TISSUE TOMATOES MIGHTY HIGH PINEAPPLE WISTIRN JUMSO 3 or STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 89C ch 39c 99c 32 CAKE LI $1 27 OuPAhION_PIECE FEATURE Oc7p45 #EE 1 0t Thsroiiponwot.-' 30' Hi au 89C ui IP\t 49c 1 1.19 a 9 m 0 p 89C . - - - - • E'R." VALUABLECOUPON E' PIG $109 COPUAND KOUP4TT I'.I PISASIA'.' S at S244 CAN 33c Pattie Roll . . . 2 -' COPS LAND 25c Pork Sausage . . - ' MORTON SIUISIIIT (01*11 (,NI-4APPLI Rounds • I I I I TOP VALUE STAMPS -.4 9 0541 755 50* ',IJPSIIIASdD 3P5(At) Cheese Food 6000 1545(1 AUG Nu 7....._ *11Zt$QU(ip Meat Dinner, f $1 £ 00 Pears . . 8 . 88c MORTON MOHIT "OW 9'.. 39C 49 c Buns • • , • • p Onions 3 SAG NORTON APPLE OR SLUII1ISV 0*54*3*4 PRISM 055554 900 99 c Rolls . . . 2 Peanuts • 3 HOlLOWAY MOUTI SIU•III. CAI$AOi OS TROPICANA 01*5405 II . 79C • Juice . . . 3 (INS -' $100 HOLLOWAY HOUSI StUiliD 3*11311)1? HOOD ASSOITID hUll I 2 HALl 900 • PKU :-" 79C GALS LIt'tl Lillill OR '.*US*.t VENT VUE 4.a, 99c Pizza . • • • SIZE 59c Potatoes 10 hAITI 0 55* POS14 MORTON SIURPIRRY '' $1 00 2 Muff ins . 2 P103 YAW 0 35* tAll.II PSI-I SuplRIuAPlD C( CRIAM I 6-., . 0`110' 89C PlO Sandwiches I1.P1 P554055(01 WITH (*4*1)1 01 SACO*4 1*110 till! RIO ON PINK IIMONADI fl 19..s $100 Potato is CANS DitlaNA SUPIRIANO WHIPPID 59c '°-' i°° Butter Peas ':-"' CINI Topping . 2 01*1*54* POLY SAL) 04ISIi - IUIIASLIS 300*' III'. MORTON MINI ON (UT ORION Peppers Steak • • 89c Krunchees 88c Sticks . • • Donuts . . 2P105 '' $100 Beans . . MORTON ASSOITID ICOP'*OMT MIAT 01*1*54* *5554(14 StIll 011154 II.., A Dinners . Beans,. 4 $1 00 .. $1 00 ..... IT'T7r 11T7 I I TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS : opa )41II "iN (I54 'I I I '41 .. .. ._ .5 lA-IAN (:i1401, 5)1 V *O0L 4 *'.'.04 t L' S' 154 5*0 : t Coconut Layer Cake 9 : 5-fl. L 9. .. - I ' P-h -Oo: I" I I : AllIs 10 SUUUV'VWWflWU•SSSISU.t .........S S .......•Sfl an event "ivr%tt-sti lii '.ik (( '*111 ..tii'tJt 11 utudes fPIL ?iIt4lI IA.iMluit ,It',l '-An Near tiit' i.*.ist -iAeathil v 1.- fl 'iliu which rslMis. ' - .i., Grove Poine of '* 13ridie Pit TILt. In 1 911. a umiil - 4)11 (iranitrs i1e,deiI - 1 a pit-me ''ere, tie'. "t tI!Jifl5 Ltiat it I 2tt) an es CuTS which be. It,usst world tanivu' - wa known as th .,:L.Cit Ijritt PIttilt- ID 5 i ti. liltit that tit'it pit'fllt suut'es that.' '1 •,erde.-ittt-dtouli1 i. seal., for ) e.ii - in1 a break IIUCII'L ' War II. ti)C ,I(r1ic n the Ia.-it Wedne',da'. \, ......t .- first sines were suuupi. - -s. with faruiers ID bu.'. ag* 0531.4113 and Wull JresiIst?S and ii.t.u)i7tItI in buggies - .- IbaguflIs and brurigin (i14, 'ii a tabkt luSh spread -.'ui ru,-urid -une sat II rxj ate t]hetr (hnn,,r cry were flu lOUd sLiuiujUut there Wjs I(veit'.* t . . n anti there - - and ehibit.. i5TLC went Un the pii ctj Ic bigger and better -.'utJtr fleie .3Cl-t,V4( and cibib 1ff fsrii lluwets. baker'. '. I.Mits L3I.'Ck, cU,' XlZcs 1431uf .tSen. bakcr ethibta wery ic'- of all Is- e et-tLuii cake, - U. tpicet.akedtheqsaecut 'CIl .IAll, !.hdl a*t' .'ttitl the .iidnt csite -'I a ptkJ*ie. but Were I*CtJb, h darnibaked in - 4- • .1 ,.t.. * itvu bit ith tul ul OWI, but ul suLcl'hci t' ws'te Iea 4 L1 kLI,IJ Meat Entrees c,000 1*41(1 *1*1, was really a ..............,.__t,_.. ................ I I TOP VALUE STAMPS Old picnic 89C Drinks . . 6 99 HUDSON THRIFTY MAID PACK 6-ox. CANS I. _19s POTATO ES. 'I 1 2-ox. PKG. IRISH WISTIRN lAiTtI $ U.S H. I V(HT-VIJ FOOD 99 SAVE 32-ox. BOTTLES : it off .ini 114c.er I .-r' -and red portion f - I i'.'PtOfl tunsi !PVIng n white inner rind Cut -. ,r.i into I to t.ond-nne " ierei Mike-. 4 clu.lr' rind in a large en.. U.IIilIe'(S sleel pot I Al 'r to ('OvCt stir in to bailing point, trIll. and simmer only in ''ii ran be easily pier'.a fork, about 15 - 'i-le-. Remove from - 1' r •tim Coal Cover 'and 24 hourc in the second day pour Rinse and drain i-H in pot Add sugar vi-' ar and cinnamon stwki I .puce and clovei in rhe" ,1 lihi to ,watermelon ire, stir Bnn. jo-u' ig. stirring crinitnl. R.'move from heat antI c' Lfl vered Cover and " *( 24 hours Ii the third *Jay drain , ip to .t large saurepe; ltlrTg just to balling pil - -' rind and C1)4)I ,'ncør -i.intj 24 hour -i in the fourth day rep'S i' pro(-.Sure as for third *bv (In tile tush day heat ii I syrup. but do not ho l, 0-move and discard spi-'. L.ig Pack ti..S and cInn.ini- II ru h,t sterilized a r s .'.p to boiling Fill -iailtng syrup St-al immedj.it .Wjtt at least $ 'eeei ir Z.1.1 Wort, wi-vinat t jtt'' . :/ SINGLY WRAPPED 7 9 SLICES $ JUMBO WESTERN HARVEST FRESH GATORADE HAM 79c i CHEESE OS( AN MAY55 QUASTII '.11(10 LOIN 'OCT $1 38 All Beef Franks Biscuits . . . . . . 6 CANS 59c Pork Chops S S I • CIAUSSS '* S rilir rh RI(.ISaTI0I GIADI A J(S-4P411 o .Ini nacupn VAN CAMP V15P4*4A $1 29 Kosher Pickles Sausage. . . . . 4 CA "P4 S$100 Turkey Breast . S rIl( ""(D 5J5*4 W 0 IPANrI SMOLI I) SUNSHIN 'So, 922 Whiting . . . . . . • rox . . . . . . • c. ,5c Chunk Bacon 0 • • Hyci IA II 'JA I SILVI 1 ILOSS If Al IA'.? '.UN 041 LAND PORK °' 39 39c Turbot Fillets... Sauerkraut . . . 2 Link Sausage 0 5 ?A' II I' 'IA J1'*4 55(554 PORK SUPIIP1AI1) So, $ 00 Perch Fillets.... Spareribs . . .. •. Cream Cheese 3 PEGS 1 'PIPU u lIrID HIAT P. SIlVI 11(5*1 PORK SUPIIBIAND MILD DAISY '-TYIS (HIDDAS 58 Fish Sticks . . . . 2 905 Neckbones . . . . Cheese . . . . . . . ( IACEIPI C.000 CISSCIP4T CIACIIN GOOD SUIT(iMItk SUP ISlAND CISAMSO COTTAGI le CAN Dinner Rolls . Biscuits......6 IocT59c Ckeese.....2 TI)L, h o,. 1*545) 0 0110%1 SUPI ISIANI. (OW PAT SW*cc STYLI 49c Horseradish . . . Sliced Beef . . . • ' Yogurt. . . . . . . . tip29c 53 Detergent . . . . . 'sFK'' SNO SOWi TOILS? Cleaner. . . . . . . CAN 67C J'*3&M OfP'. S I a, Cleaner....... 83 IIC'Ia Oi I Of' °' Di PtG 56 washer • PAW" SOITINES 1$, 0*5 64 a, Downy. . . . . . . . szi SIflY CPOCEII HASH (WITH ONIONS) ' 45c Brown Potatoes PEG 1151151 01 lASS-iON OAIMIAL '' 36c Cookies . . . . . . . 'IC. Detergent . . . . . SO TI LI 89c ,AIIIC .O'TI'IP S 05* 6' Downy. ....... :i CANNED 99c I SUPERBRAND AMERICAN CIACiiN &OOD S0, ((TWO, Bath Soap. . . 2 AD,ANCI 0 ALL 28C 2 ..spoona NPiot• allep cap 2 teaspoons NhoI• cloy., / PHASI III 2 'N at.' 1 tablespoon salt '4 t.asoons alurl? cup* sugar 1 quart cider vin.qar I stisks (2 acNe. -srr J 8 Codfish Cakes . .°' 37c DI .O'Tt CUT 1.. 16 ci 55c Green Beans .2 CAP Dii MONTI I9fN( , IS., Green Beans .3 cs 88c ',TCt( ' $100 Shellie Bec.inc _iUDl..9 ----D[k AS, Beans 43c I Gar en Peas. MARHOEFR COOKED BONELESS c Drumsticks LB. 69 16-ox. CANS $100 85 LB. Th* lghs.... USDA GRADE A QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND 4 SAVE ...$lOO CANS RISP PICKLED PORK HAMS 5 $ ,.., ItA cy4 Fd,' -L' lIt,T5 r)r• * • •' isrnvering the 'i'TIn1 up their awn (ruill ,r1 'tihIe Pickles and rtith lefunutety are a pi.rt o' homemade toad pantr. I topping many .m ltt - , Pirk led W',itermelar ' ii This crunchy tre.mr ''i from lb. German mc" .'.*eet.inur f00s14 arid founri i.e among the settler. 'i'f flames in the M.t A -• t many generations s: (oak their rerioec l ,,*Ø54 A th Ih.?1 NATERMELON RIND FRESH LB. 13 - "THE ENERGY DRINK" ---SAVE U I lit ' 1 I TOP !YALU! AMPS VALUESTAMPS ! Pir. ON[ :. .. X. 0-S 3$., JAS 6-og • '". Trash Con Liners '. Pine Sal SIZE • c,000 tsP AUG C.00i 'NOV AUG 72 .............. 2 -. _• __ .J.j, •.••u .........t 1 WHOLE TURKEY PARTS SALE 7Doti CANS $100 U 69 Breasts... USDA GRADE A QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND 11I!/COCKTAIL C,OlTO' 6' ..i 47c Drinks . . . . . . . 2 r'i,i' S Wines . . . . . . • . 'on 909 1 Rice . . . . . . . . . • C. 45C --r...r •. 4; 'I 75c Syrup.. AU IkAOlS iI PIGS 39c Jell-O . Eeo . MAlISlU •lC)j$f ISAN1 *6 •1 $I lOss 950 jal Coffee. . . • :i*'. IiA C iAl I Pt? Cocktail ... .... '63c 22$ LBS. LB. JOHNSON SwIty 1'. IUJ* 6 c., SHANK HALF OR WHOLE PICNICS '•- QUICK I ROl I Pd USDA GRADS 'A' QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND W/RIBS FRUIT Detergent SIZE PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 16 THRU WED. AUG. 22 4 ASTOR Ketchup IAI 7-os. S••• BAGS SAVE 44 - HUNTS SAVE0 lOc j uuIuIIh4 F - "/ SMOKED LB SAVE I Ii - 01*11 MOMS Lemon Juice SIZE EACH I 1 00-CT. PKG. BOX SHAMPOO / SAVE SAVI I I. - AllOW GIANT SAVE BOWL WITH (ACM $3 00 PURCHASE 1,r•. 1 TURKEYS &uP 10 LIQUID PRILL 'Ri A •1 W-D BRAND PORK SHOULDER BOAD BREASTED r77F COLGATE J 8$ Be Fun SEE COUPON BELOW FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEM TEA BAGS SAVE 25 TOOTHPASTE I II 14-oz. DIIhWOIhI*t 1011 *In*npionl onri li,pnl IeTITIO.I dnuhl. Cnnh?Iu(iInn .50 - 299 - - - -, 14-ox. 9-.' SIZE ., 461011S lose, FEATURE Yui dTOI nI BiigkI 6,e.n Elam. Rd , Sun YrIInPl nIn,* ' 'fi THIS WEEK'S • D.tiq.i (010,1 that pou (On Mi if Malik 11111-M.-JIM ij- 4 4'A VA TETLEY DETERGENT 7C . TUB[ * RADE A' QUICK-FROZEN W-D BRAND SAVE SAVE bc T HERM-0-WARE OFFFR YOU • P.ncl,ol and IT.0u1,IwI ,n,utn',,J WIWI Pickl Proves To °f ity PONS AT RIGHT FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS COLD POWER - .70 - J369•, s299 L'1.11hI.1;1Ih1hIh1 AT SAVINGS GREATER THAN EVER! Traditional English Craftsmanship Superb Artistry in Famous Scotland Scenes Graceful shapes with subtle fluted edges Permanent Colors. . . safe in your dishwasher Quantity Rights ANTISEPTIC THREE \coIta) - DINNERWARE This Fine English Dinnerware offers you tFiermoware This Coupon worth s.70 FINE ENGLISH AIDS SALE - 4• t.ivats made Irsais rea Slut they lit ii uIh iiLelttj In '.0141 iui-oitit .,llkt,.L,f ,.,.,ki..-.. 1.1 h.-.4.., with 1,11d Mil s' I Lwk (Lull% 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. hi*v whit hi's of �— Th FOOD FOR AMERICANS isFish Marinate ish 4; 1"n (Latre il A 'ipj D I A — ivtO LI I. for 1 hrbtcuc nr for famand e l4 IF (II 'i I'IIO%STO'5F Associated l'rrss Food Fd.tor Ualihut Steaks with Chi)l - frigerate it sauce that m mes the fish - ounce.) pitted ip• olives drained Worcestershire sauce I Packa9I (10 ounceS) l'rcpare salad dressing mix trr. innik iuli rhir iut • frozen cauliflower s (6 Irl e Jil)&( 4 .1 , -t houId also be prepared well ahead of icr-sing so its flavors - : - 'II have time to blend the halibit and sauce you iwcd iCr-SC Onis a tossed or ,Alad and French bread ---. bbIer that will 1rrh trust r,,,,jnd out the meal heartily TEAKS HILLE neat I -' -: 4 • • k' 1 ti1e C • I - - Frozen vegetables and prepared dishes are boons to the busy homemaker. However, foods that have seasonings such as butter added and prepared sauces are more expensive than those that are frozen without these extras. They do add a few cents to each servIng, son i ng such as spices and herbs and make your own sauces for vegetable dishes if You insist u pori using frozen vegetables to,%v t é %JIF of WITH CAI'EH SAl CF. - i!) celery I m..lI on on sliced 1 /.1 Irmori. sliced lAJIth UI r. n ri Roiling water salad Freens toes lenvn lti es cherry and parsle% for garnish caper Sauce see below In a large skillet place the halibut with celery. onion lern on, seasonings and wine Add ef"gh boiling water just to cover the (ih Simmer until halibut is opaque and 1Iake lOto w hen tested with a fork frinules Allow to cool in poaching liquid Drain and re -- - r-. - .ini their guests The t he[ and FCC memberS - g(-nurouily N A I (u~,l (&!or d the recipe with tho, also s'njosn'd thn h. Those %% ho vnjo~ rating find good recipes turning u In refreshing and diffetont me e-raism rice goes will with (ch and in. its intl Cut Green Beans Ketchup 45c 1 Prune Juice .- . , 65C 46. oz. 69C DOG FOOD I _ ____ Sweet Corn on I 303 s n un tin t ii I I - 12 , — KRAFT REGULAR b. - Margarine Parkay 4 -' Mixes - CAR4ATIVI'4 37 Biscuits .. k.d ifl i''tittF1l" h.it t,VCfl LU- 4 - Instant Milk th 4'ew-an.sI(fot4, it ' PCF PRICES EFFECTivI AUG 4 AUG 1622 1973 ; * CAPF11 %I CE I cup may onnai- Tidbifs 57c 5C • ,A Ith (:aper Saw Corner 'lflc ', ' 11LJ KRAFT SQUEEZE RALLARO American Slices FAME _Ui - Qt Cooking DISCOUNT PRICES OLUESIONNET liallmoon Longhorn Rich Bo. j — cnPr' IF KRAFT COLBY 'Coffee t ' ovt rounded t.ihiesløoni of inqlant tej powder to each quart of cold water Stir Add ii ubes II using the lemon flavored Iced tea mix. com. time I envelope with 2 cups t I pinli cold water Stir Add RICH Cream Cheese t Wa h I DISCOUNT PRICES BREAKSTONE Cns 4 -: over. uce C'00k 25 minutes until rice- is tender and liquid has been jhrurPi' 1 Mutt's 6 servings. DISCOUNT PRICES . 8 jar -. in the refriger floor After af F hours or overnight ' rice r __ _ . 1W lop tr'.lhIgs F ill a quart pitcher or ontainet with cold t.ip water Add * to 10 teahags n-move tags (over a nd .irrni Iv 1 cup raw rice sun ri or 1mg. non n -- Butter DEL MOP.'i - t boil 1AW ht and 1 tablespoon sugar raisins RICE 1 tablespoon shredded ii-u'iit Maple Leaf __ 303 BBC an% 9 5 C 4 (7101 il • SUPiISWtET LeSueur V/s cups water I 'A teaspocinit emit 7 71 _fl1f 14 Sweet Peas Jim ung I quart of freshly itraw 0 tt'III water to a full r tilling tiomi in a saucepan I("move (torn the heat and rind from orange with lowitato veler. cut into thin strips 4it butter in saucepan Add oringr juice. %aler, %Al. suq. ar, raisins anti oriange rind CUP orange luice ORANGE-RAISIN -- DISCOUNT PRICES FAME - - The Cold Witter Method: niuuive very thin orange colored orange find 1/4 cup butler or margarine 'Is cup soodless while t,akeiand. I' l.i .1% a sp,'t'i.ii treat tint inetuhers of tin F loridl ( itrus ( ornniissmuumi TINY GREEN . r.jsjn 5.11 ..- i EFFFrT, 22 i1J r fo SCHLITZ It 'fl I teaspoon satt teas jsn P;' "lii together all the ingrediis Lover and chill (or seer.ai rs to allow flavors to biruju 'i I I a 1 _D ORAkORtiy( Gl ' b 01 hI uee Funny Face NABISCO COOKIES FAIR WAYFRES,n1 u S No 4ruut sour 1,uuh1) with theM It! -'.i\iti ti'Jnt tt_%l) l)Wl Mit kutl JUILI up 14.trbJnlL' b,,u'i tlr.iined UP cubed cotkn 1 ( I - 3 for ,- - 2 59c $ & Beans 1• 12 - l'irooms Y '-' 79C (•'* 'Pt ' ' 47 . Cabbage A. - r nc '' Carrots Inlespoon whole alisput 4 si(f)UIfl e-ir.rttn,,n itik •4l / 3 3 Quantity Rights I twl.-- ,' / f_ J_ /_ 01 Lemonade i_I , Ve C~l C c _______________ I_- ' - iisefl ii ir i"- 39c $2 mtottd V69tootbi*0 seafood buys! .- - - - CALL US FOR A PRICE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTION Ayds j4. , 'XIM SAVE 30 L'w SA\/ E - - II 3 35 - 45 Halibut Fillets $91 198 -- - , - 16 A DISCOUNT PRICES SCOTT Gelatin Jumbo Towels Ti~e 1 OC ALL VEGETABLE FAME Crisco 99t 31b Bleach 1,6.1 29C 3 1 - It5t J tKFT"n bu bttt •a, puuna 'ii"a L•g3p.t44i Pl •, - - - ______________________________________ up creuztu up rh.ckeui i it CHOPPED SIRLOIN - 'hr" ibi lit ASPULWLS IN • - Iake- -iiuii.ill 9 - SEAF4R STEAK PATTIES - - S=-- - -- - - -- - MILNOT ROYAL flilll i5I%* pecia11y eeses -. - Bc napper - - • 'I 9 55 Cooked Salami C iRi.'rt 5IA'R1',t - '-a 20 4 oz DISCOUNT PRICES l3o. Id ouncits cut 1. Beans with Toma- .1blespuurts chuppwd per-,- 6 V C SH Trout Fillets , ' ---- KELLOGG 59 rk ' - jt 4OO SS11ed(I1 4, 1 Jumbo Shrimp :j$498 tjblespuutts ibet! ONION CHUCK WAGON DISCOUNT PRICES Rice Krispies um - A 7U THIS COUPON 01 JAR 041 y 90 MTH COUPON Tom*ato ptpprr strip?. 'epumn.urrvpuwtirr jj wij 31jiJ ,iblspoun buttt,r ir ijrglirrne B 01led H am - Pit I I '1"TylenolZ',.7, INSTANT TEA XILI Wi1jjj Cocktail - DELL XE , STEAKS $ 499 Frog Legs $ inc 49 j-i JJt, liin it TETLEY NESCAFf Oil. Ft (XPIRIS ___________________________ rF:KttEtwxs BS- CHIC 29 '• , butter Luitil teri Add bviui,, 39 Peas a catfull Fos, • ' • LIMIT 3 C ie DtSCOumtt OuG5 POW At 3 tAIRWAY MA(TS 471 So ORANGE SEMORAN STORE KISSIMMEE ,,,,•,, , It vs Wash ar.d dr) 1`1111-L61 cut into M o a s er 49C .. ______________________________________________ 2 ', 36: 98- : mftunn saucepan, rmi 1our, stiur salt and pepper radul ur in milk, iurnng unul th iern,t .inid gnuuth. AIM chvsfsc and stir until meItt,st Stir in brans; heat thi-'un1 — - .- tO tsithci'rnhlake (-rUInbs A: range in a single layer ill it lightly iled shallow baknn' dish Knike 10 noinuts's witltt basting turnir • '' -'I Cookies e•.'_, 5 lb boot 4W' ':ELL lArctt,at '-' u . __,, lit Ipowidfiikihflet'. Uric-third cup c-ornfldkc I ' - - S SIZE flash frmhly ground paNx-r 2 tab:ftjxioru% oil i ii ________________ . - I '-L'' - . 54 59C IRISH WIST COAST Specials d cottk until trans;mt,.w. te'ep-frit'd fish n -- 4 9' Gar!ic Bread Cheese Cake iy-p-w, " SAVE 7 j anti Mid is) fix. n FOODS ', BI.G' 1 $ 1 49 • Rock Shrimp SAVE AT FAIRWM'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACYS i lenton ma these-du III , nwtto, I-i, (Vatm; lcx4u Ablitust I ____________ Mullet / I. cullibilic sugar. tak.g ..7;d 1 f tip tvId water. Heat - 7CAI CDI' / bilL -. - A _'_ c SPECIALI - Qiiintity Rights • -, e,,.,.., , 34C 's ______ . / salt to 44141 q.nt of wa s'r rind with brine aNt stand tnermalit in -ser with fresh water'Tairid • • . C 4' iadq• Iced Eclalrs O'.on Pumpernickle Rolls 6 CHICk1 (16 ' Breast Quarters DIET- Reserved .,,25c 5C 1 '- .tq t,-nz up. tiagnint 'ut jre.•n twina, iIrain,nt r.sn (i -7 $1 28 Liver 0Iudt? TO . fii""' JLU1Ii' S iara.sa I GOODS . • LAIVIS ' Milk I_I Liver - m4p dairy iwir -1-.UT1 teaspoon :,; r10t LPPP 89c Sausage a f $ 1 Loin Lamb Chops • . its sugar '5' Il ______________ ItORiDA c Celery ZEN '4. 4j 1601 N 13ERAAUDA KISSIMMEE S471 SO ORANGE I*-4)4 c I 4 Tomatoes Yield Four IIIND - ,,,'5 99 of 4 nAnp,nAy5,A( • - :n the imislivil av%_x:ad0L Serve innnwrtuslely garnished wi th - 43C C. ___ - ROYAL CROWN c Pink Liquid • Fluf Rinse — laic, ________ - i i 'ur'. 9:%14 3040.0 -0 t= Ill ' Glade - Bananas key meat •Sini' net about !i'.v nnuiutes Stir Pork Instant Milk - CANTALOUPE the toniataniklad 1 LA" ' 29 i;arnl%ti I .rptinn.uI 5 Gravu Train . head Western itoslcd hu4. lirt'd - LETTUCE :wvled ami mashed c.- Green Beans I All Purpose D(TATC'CQ r I I lb bag Western ___ I .. Canned Hams P1 iewUhcarawaychees r.'rraee B4ana Deiuxe t'oflnr)ifles pork .uiit beans t th lo'artuch art, flavorr'ci 't Is 11 Chips Ahoy 1, 111, -t',1 sinir PRODUCE jiivrican Heart tV%"-uitifzr-. • a 5 FRE SH FROlf to i t*alt imii (St1% 1r1- I Il(kt'flot 5 I® Po.rk Loi n 1601 N BERAAUDA KISSIMMEE 5471 SO ORANGE as gtk-4 - I RTER 79c 29 Softweve health €'h would not •Lchamed tn claim as his -r Caraway Green Beani ' Makett ahout 2 rupl bring good famn.j iiin illustration is Asapra".-. In Ham Jackets which -rni- 2 9C VAIW(1( HOUSI 12 oz. Cans eflflCOCt a tth 'aeh ever, .fl 49c Mayonnaise Beer -Alir- -X extra 4)UChei, a ,, 1/2 cup commercial sour 1/4 cwp minced pjr%lr-- - -. op V - DISCOUNT PRICES FAME . Miracle' Irigerate until serving time To scre arrange halibut, on t.,ttn r lined auth ri-sn' (,ar rnth wi th chrrr. on slices and ' - DISCOUNT PRICES - ' - ' • - The 2-Guart Fofmuls: Spread btlo(coll over gte" g vf'r .inri ie( tarir1 S ruinuts's again and strain into a let trnIiing another quart I ((rid water Keep at twirl temperature hen ready ti serve pour mnt', i .' fm)lv'rI g EASY WAYS TO MAKE PEnrECT ICED TEA Airange 4 %li(e in a bulteti'tl AIIIIIKEW and ' III of 11) it 2 Inch baking ds%h Vo~vr torrad with one la)er ell 161, ace ' ' -- anion 4 eggs 2 cups milk t. iljta hkIn , p of r.'Irlgrratc' I hour Ifaks' in 12 ilegrer' risen (or aisrut 50 mm utes or until pulled and golden brown Srtve at tines' Makes to 6 servings this laver .uriul cover with r"in.uiniing n iunrsr •inrl turrani Iii'.it eggs lint ii (u,..rny Heat in ii'iii.imfling Ingredients Pour the Lakeland Yarlit Club in .hoIe c1osr I( l3rdcupwhnttnn1' teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper I leaspoon instant minced I tunis' 4 hUllS (runt lire id • rv, 1!ri rir! 11._Il 1%.4I_( ' ' p ha n g e ihI(i (ut ('.14 Ii sun' iliagonails choose 1 (10 oz.) package Ifosen chopped brocco thawed and drained either luunsi' t e.i tit li'ati.sg s •innl the tehnnluu'% art, worth Ii . 'I. teaspoon dvy mustard "i pound sliced process "tttive tomall, onion cticuitilwi Salad ind lot% of Ij.j There •iv" a few t. to tli.mklflg .1 gtHHl itr'd tea using - ' fri i 1 this (Makes 4 to 6 servings) 6 slices day-old broad t'heese-hrool, str.uta inning t'nniiihinatmu,n iii C CO bjo CHEESE-DROCCOLl STRATA - SAUCES / c he e Se- A ,\ nir simpli' hot dish tit ti'ii w,'I.'fln,e .is a hrr.ak (mini, .1 4'oflst,int ilii'i Ill i nut •utlnuisilitIsth :ufi1 1I I-. latwl threclt adding 1 package (9 ounce) 0- it itnuig 1)4.1 III lh,rt qui'rwhi'r -- "per Sauce I- a delicious prepart-ahead dish for a warm. we;,ther comp,an% supper YOU ch the fish in the can moin and VIP ' c % mu 3 tablespoons -, p er o'.cr .i geta ici hle' Tns well ('oer and chill ('it I or 2 hours stirring to nct'asionalls \1.ik.'s irttons cut into 1 Italian salad dressing nat.i Vcçable'laij it quires nnl an hour or two nianatsg time it kec is well If there is ans Ieftrnt and you may add more segethle -nn1 itt csin to streti P - - zen cut en p000lor church outing - It ;uEr the dish for , Ka:Arl;1D A wilt-proof salad eS 0 SV freshness 3 FOR Alh` 0 ___________________ ___________________ _F AM EISEm1j a 9 Butter Chopped 1i?b4i--- FA ME c 79 Paper Plates too. 67 DISCOUNT PRICES BIRDSEYE Onions Daqish Cooi Whip Meltaway MORTON FROZEN 1 3 1001 C 5q' MORTON FROZEN fifou Apple Pin 1, 9$ 3 wIt Squid 10 Bus Crab Meat $999 DISCOUNT PRICES FAME FROZEN thus T BONE N Y STRIPS DILMONIC0 1:1 of 69 C 9 , MORTON FROZEN DISCOUNT PRICES • ___ JOHNSON MINOT Chickeni Chinese Pea Pods 49C (r IiiI!I11I MASTII4 Dinners 43 C 4i Melt butter in medluin s229 vlh UW virtain Aind bruth gradilttet-sts thtt niid iluUize% tiz u*-t-iaiuinafl until 'hse MASTERS 1dge_Cur d_ Lar it vaitch hain shim, full anoil .!JiJ4.V WW Cottage baking dLNh or Mw uxlj- Cheese • 7 \ G UitgtesI U l ,tVts 050 tot t - 'rs-r with UklIiULe& clwenw �(QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) OF A [B. CAN .ANY BRAND is ALL GRINDS ART ' i4O' COFFEE (WITH THIS I ' U— — MEN — — moon -mod" am rIPE4FP4L MILLS 'I I1 "BUC-WH EATSIII CEREAL I I U 9oz. PKG. C s 1 39 I L111__iii t Ail 1IIi- 1 I we.. I I DISCOUNT PRICES -— —DAYS A WEEK! "FREEZER QUEEN" (FROZEN) FROZEN) ITEMS & PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK LONG I * THURS., AUG. 16 THRU* WED., AUG. 22 I_LjjjT[4j,fT7 "COOK-IN" BAGS HICKEN .TURKEY .SALISBURY STEAK . MEAT LOAF 'red flw UI' f 'iI'IDfl c i'.'fij U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP FOR BUFFET SUPPERS It'D. TURKEY SALISBUR" STEAK 2 LB.$ STEW (OR) CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS Y COUPONS Is O 04 4 DIM • NEW CROP CALIFORNIA • HONEYDEW COOKING APPLES MELONSA 0 C EACH 4 LBS. L0 (CELLs (fQ I -- "CRUNCHY•CRISP" "SUNNY DELIGHT" CARROTS CITRUS PUNCH ONE LB. C 'CELLOBAG) 18 "FLO•CANE" FLORIDA FINE GRANULATED! "EVERFRESH" "FIRESIDE" SUGAR VANILLA WAFERS BREAD I.B. J BAG 14 OZ. PKG. LARGE 20 01. LOAVES! 59C 25C - BAKED FRESH DAILY! "KRAFT" C 1LS 58 "SHURFRESH" "SHURFRESH" BARBECUE SAUCE 100% PURE CORN OIL : (REFRIGERATED) OLEO 18 01 BTLS. AN gal I I I :::• BUTTERMILK (OR) SWEETMILK LB. PKGS. (QTRS.) 0 0 BISCUITS F0R 88 C 3FOR WHY PAY Si9 "M E D Ia II301. $ QUIK 35 I 0 k= __ WHY PAY 1)19 ANTISEPTIC—MOUTHWASH C 97cP. p,j:jwal i'i i i 'Y FIRST AID SPRAY CAN OZ.9 4Fo R99c2 6 PAN C AI 11 11 20 OZ. $132 F- "KRAFT" "KRAFT" MUSTARD DINNERS 2 25 6 OZ. JARS 7 1 2 OZ. PKG. 24 23c1 "STOKELY'S" "STANDARD" SLICED GATORADE PINEAPPLE 3 98 32 OZ JARS CAN "ROTEL" "SHOWBOAT" PORK 'N' BEANS CUT BEETS c N O. 303 CAN CAN 17, ... .......... NO227 "SARA LEE" FROZEN CHOCOLATE CAKE 131 7 OZ CAKE I 7 WOc "CHIPOS" POTATO CHIPS . PKG. Oc 3 "DEL MONTE" ASS'T'D. RELIABLE BLEACHI FRUIT DRINKS "CLOROX" CAN PRICES GOOD ONLY AT OUR 2__SANFORD STORES! 39C 29 GAL. "ALPO" BEEF "KOZY KITTEN" DOG FOOD CAT FOOD 3TALL CANS 98 C; 'CAN - 4 12' 0 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! SANFORD * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON THURS FRI& SAT S )4 MJ PM. 'SUNDAY 4 Si 1P M. * 25TH. & PARK AVE STORE I NA.M.* PM. MON SAT 4ANGE 01 HOURS SUNDAY S 004 M.4100 P.M. 4 �I SB-The Sanford Herald .•______ 5' and tft _ Aft I Wednesday , Aug __ 0 - New J Hi,oaao/i ' III _ - I softtilmit, it %ire" ourrheras I* A Im SS rtarturoopropor ) 1 Savers hartatrior r-cotatclaft Dahture lr.doneair. diced? 1 '' s h ciug'it ur and I biught I children up to 'be friends with everytdy , but to a- arr your own kind Would %OU I have respect for all religions and colors, and ass' hes e in intermarriage I try to ftnd the uit, regardless of color, creed at origin Marriage is dufTi .^('),I (comb Midrr MimI 3S.n tewnb in one $ lpijt (I4 n,.y- ic.-ii kind •nn rihi %'.rte '.nu i1.fle lIh 44 Coguiat. : TillerhC r2 Eic-oil 1huçhl NI S2T,th.r (comb fonn) JUfl5Ie ,- the 40 this anuncr- ________ 4 j j (5" tueh as building irnpresslti r it I I - - 34 - - • - OWTI - - - - WI1 - *M,5j _ , 'T '4.' - • . -, '' ctor p_4 F c I 7, -- it-Ili 4:oø Raglit The r , -;- - ..41 -s ' - POLLY'S . .I - POINTERS America '73 Sonny And Clow 3) ist) IN**^ 4 r X (3) voillill" r - Mov ie - - I -s. ui. ,tteI'-Tit the Pt-i r,un t't- se au so true t, I I fat l;j.A.ii p(Il.l.y - %1% I,t j I,ef-%(, is witti thoo-f- 1h.;iuFh!iv%4, drivers fitah no cionisidif ration lot others iii park their car! I --% .i 1i I " or , _* nment s rry ter Balz 111111111110 I - hate little wratrbrs and ucLs at, the sides of our raim sabers- 1 0h'0t'd 6OO a gains t , i.tu mu. ntiquu t •jt j ij j MflO 1.11 ,j t.t me that a Inoiprocil was to It'll a solid brass pueu' from ' -, make any critical its hen you its could he unwise I. .o--,,.rnrnts to others Do not take it lot granted YOU 'Ar ant, no matter licow clow the pr:111foll wil.1 do what 'rhatonihip, cit you find this perwn resents such as an ssan and citaws away from you. 1 to Apt I) No matte: ho *orned )'Du ARIES (Mat hr do not burden others with sour pr't'kmi Ills-ilk 1i0fl5 er positive and si's-se Lines Do whatever n uur, fun those -. Lu i Lounge - .1,D art having tough sledding Sill). wit run youl budget, U I' 4 onh deecinatisi- but •tw;ns MT llt: - . ° rii ar art . ,ç4j/ but still ilkisim nt needed itUTu! v'itiit. 415 t-i-( Lu The lid us iit itt' to July 21) You base sot-nc MOON rij1L1)RI N tiune '-w Interest that needs careful study, be sure •o take nothing -: granted Avoid that overt> glamorous person nbc us out to :,-idwink >-ou in sonic nay. Keep Lonicientious pears si-ben m hands are too -- VV IC _______ - - $ 00 (5) - Love (r , It (U) Pit-,. did huiU both kunjMordred It iiii-tr the ~ it diamonds. th-ucr of clubs, 10 c. diamundto unful 10 of c'luba %0I 71i t - be st pet-lots- t on your wallet w hen out on errands on shopping. Don't s trusting of other' etc IS'. (siId James Seuti. 'a standpoint. ill be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . he or title 0! those delghtful young people whose mind " AlwsYt coining up with one idea or another and needs careful hindbi'.g and steering in cuty life aso such am turnod in the ritOt Ther, there can bf mur-h sucLen in this life because ~,j the extreme wastiv" of the nature. A fine sbillitY bcry to vitudy the bassic pirtuapIn of any undertakinj first, and them c arry threugh its fine fashisoc,iti to the minutest detail. "Tht Stars impel, they do out compel III* What you make of Carroll R*htrr's Individual Follecm for youl W for Sorptconbeir is now ready. for your copy wood yow binhdatf a nd S I to Caffolj R ightes Fam"Atill (- r of aciii, lopopeir). box t. 9 Hollywood, Calt! 9"O' • ((c) 1973, McNaught Syndicate. Inc.) - v- k night sitti I oI '5.011 :T floasoo, Patois . 4T Patio, Yvu sz,U!1il I , ,.,! E tiers of the c-buns •', 5 5 4 I) The %%-it% Mourdred u ned thr * three of spades rilincelt"I checked dummy 4uticklio- lie had a iris &~otieblr plav tit tairforn qwdes if Iw uuuld knou ot-nough log kings were In the sante "tj~ I ~j L • :111 I'd I 10 I 44 )' 1,.,% • 4 4 44 5 J 5 " j I 0 Deal -- '- - .1 - - 41 f ' - - - - 11 - II . ~ I "I ., _i - - - - O4 jAAA/taX"I2 S Cml,icc' I \ j i A 6'TOCg rl-4AT wtU,, I " 4 ' --- __ ___ __4 ' .• !14' ' ( ~) - -- - - . z:;:7' :, I, r, .. . 5 __- __-__, -( I -. 3-*-I,-- -- 4 _,? - _________________ 0-.W ,sosa"atipat .A.w lot .-I- - \ " - J .- ~_, - CAPTAIN EASY r; - . - _ -• i /01 b Ca'&oki 4 Ldwroulca c- - - - - - - 7 1 Ii f,-, _. - •1, 'A -- , - zf~ i I , %Silliuuuui 1)ouglas trossid into C hum ¶AeuIrietuI.i> for .0 thirt-i--smeek tour iii hit' country. uprtn,iciourtJustmtt ' S..ji (I J~i- - - trailer owners ntteoclt-iu (hr (hit-i--hour nuit-eting of (Itl' .r to, liesist 014ire.-I,itive Politicians) field Nil .s Pt tauUaMc-ii L'IC gi'Ou;) to bttmr ni iiuitwl tuitit cbecteai officials can .ini> be renuiosu'ul frotui ii(ft u lii t us-mme of nialfcasant-r, suitifes4iSwt' or graft 6'O/ oPt u LILIr -Y 1 i A - I. - FRI a. SAT T IL Cit TILt P fit Itufii Forit-nich Ave,(Ho way 17 92) -- W 50 • PM Sanford I- - ___ rd -Iimito,lu' I ituirity, Si-n, V/IIsesi fair a uumtA,itt' butte- in jisfree,wreuJ ,t,il,Ia- in hlr.'surd. '.1 U t u lit(t'pLtblt' to (lie Vek-ruulint AuIitmnkStIatIa)fl and not (-a !k-jilinstole (, ,or) ujjty (~nIIjIljis.%iopnrr% Solillne even lalkeill (if in. 1)1 \ SPUU" KI) I - , .01, - - %%I ,%%I F WILI, tile exprois,sia41411ill tit ''o- r.-oitt. olipre3s.ve listollticlans" -iI r Rff Lives The G,vilding Light e-orpoq-iiflng Geneva. ! I I AN in 1)9, "fload i deas AND IIIIIIIIIIIST SUAK 04OU16t 111 k."II f-(A.900L~t ft ultall"t""s V11,4111, 1 31; 41-1110 ,(% Tl li- 1 46 , NY11 041 L-0-0111t., 14".041L a, I me k tufaloPLICito"411,44 I Is stot, 11 Ulfillof, 111404"Appa, a 41I . I i~ arid If, _1100" S , •.: '- Le - ~ ,;. ~! . - '0 I -, - 3,20 r"a-froa I-- -I-- -1 -I - 1---I I I ] j I F 1 f I L - . - f 1 __ T__ - I I - I I - / ) '' - t it ,- ,_ 1 1 1 1"I'l , F_ t U : - I- .1 f ~:~ I t y I ---f - I - I \ Iat..T 'uiNC. _, , r PE ki I 1151-4 I \ / Dick C4.lii -- ,.4j-'• 6Y.E A us iv,- t I - \ - - I - ~Afol~ C~EE: OiZ NA"!CNAL NIC,iflil it ~11111~11,t F 1' I I i 24' 1 I ____________________ r ~ - I " - b 'a-: - -. I -r- 1111111~ f , I J[,- - - WINTHROP ' I I r-L I— t__ I . . . '. L_ I -r-_j 'i' 7aapp'~`ri' , t - I --I ( I I , I I -,r I F= ,,. I I I I___ I I I I.. L '. I L 7 - _1Z 1' - I ( ii ri ,- %lA6+C1.4L,o,4 7 , .,N,w .MIT" ~_,! "- . X Chctirc i&&,siic5 •, I m ~ - - PubiSh A,j 1)1 Ii ,. I I . I. ~ ~ k, I Ill A1 - " Nllz__ -I- liii' prO-t&IIO C?'-. - _ I\ ~~ ~ I FICTiTIOUSNAMES We the t,,aersu,,elu, tu-na.j 1 SAc%n. ito hereby (ju'(iStt veldt, l -, 1 P1 jr i - .' • , prij, T urf: a. (ANti I in-I the t.Iii, 5 it IN',T.sl Lu', ( attt'in 0' O4kAO, S :v "- _j - - I StAll, o "Offers Lli-9 alNotice 1"'n en h ti • 'ionic to (hue suit of p.'tiIt' i-smug twniivaeut ist-edli-asly ri,thol-r thion florri,ed 1)), t-li-i trol lift', hllij," ("Will"I'llis, gallia-tt4i the slotJ46) isiglit ulti-elitig liumloi- i -ittilill ide livinij printed 0 Und it'(4jilit'i (if lf)(11fig regUlatilgi!) Illiplier Off 'lliartiI Nittv Ally. Gorn liolAttort Vievin will lae lit tillato (Xiantio Publit. 1.1101aly lotake i- timplijintA6 front TO Ii Ili Statillnuile County (ItAlu tuattend &CH011 rally Aug. 24 silt 7301)-Ill- at Swifural Civic Per (il LfQs Exxoge I ou 10'a;'(11, 0%umoir.tartl tlVI'Mor 'k-. j - -, ' . too " - 1' I 0 i ii ii i fiAN COldO:ii(1141P4C. pu i , , uunI, I- bIds 0 •( afJ4tIt e 40th tIC UOVttiOm of the I tItia,i I littoti. t'It,4ti S Mtahia.i V t-i• P IiiiPu IIaioai at, at Wit . -1 ~ I, Y, 5aSt oute aittliris of it.. ti*Iiiiaati - --- - --- - - I) ,% pantst owtust be osaa,urn to to, or,, Oftiolist000, if&% patient car falloacrisly ,ir .11. 1 - -S ' I t, '. - \ 1 -. 4ar7 a. 's '. \__, - ,,- - -- I ! I Op . 'q '" °' - - .1 - I - ~ I ~, - ; & ol- - - --- --' o f tot It I 14 1 - . -, ImIII% • I \ %** ; lies, In to i \ \1 /.. £1 Va- ___ S . ~/, ,~A- ~iI i , . -, 1, ", - --i - I V N O "No. ~ 1'~ ' S I It, , , %Iz 00 'o'. o"i ,*- Wfolloot flat so I lutitijit ))IRV ~ - . 1 If I ;W 1 I 141i iiiii.to 0 Alfbill0kis flivirfwat J:wj . / I - l0r6da stsitutopis lost ill (hollfloopols J Matoollago - ' - I 4lispip - 4 6 :- e-- .-." to , i toot " i IN. 11 . Allostlitull or, olptiotlo , Itiolo'dis in jollurdar"pi, .W.10, frop 140,0411cons Us felt l o,1 1 0"Ajo, Nopti,ar - - - I -- - s - I haI' PHANTOM ," At Adoomtooiltialros poof foald Vitale ( 14,11,11f, 1. S L- p t I I X I att tt4._.ti__ a S "' II--, - N. 'vc' I ,'. * - , illS barn. shall Its tutu oloollfair fit MA111.14 0.4 0 Ilk lit 1041.1,11,110N. &pwd trial I ,,,I t,lj 1,, I ty-starf laid coolant papoln Ittat a lvq it too . __ I I 1, , 1A , ' ' L-4 ~~4, 1.110, ~ . 111, III. i - n " / " ( S : _. I '. I rwil, I 44 ft tia,tt of d.miuoi .u...i it'a 11 .,iit(.ti sin 1 N, - L FLI:-' I 1 64 A,, t TO !KE '-4 % ' ' IN it. A~:-, " 1S' ti i u. I i l! ii..- tw M alit [fifty final filed in d,4,1,, ate and %sale file lbloice of (Oloijaptsoo lls alvj no n if h 5 hurst,, . - I - - ~t. '. - • i.tt hi 111bi,lih Aug 1, IS, )I 11 IV?) --------- -FICTITIOUS NAMLI - -' 0I . - i I I a,'., ,leiIa,,i. Alit i.'. -I 04 ti- I)I&v taSiC 541* 1151 ia'd r1tts iitCt. out • utah ('101 it .a in.. Nootntio - - I I . - •t tniIEuj It ,.gtIi,, tatul D4flC •h lh t, ,,t-.,.0 * I - C'SE 'u-IE P-4 i I - It SAO() k%TATE I. -¼L\F'aC' S -to NOTICII to(ofit,ollosis Saniord Sini,,uI, (OUIIIV p., j --. - to , I - I N.-I . 01 51 t t,uni 'l, ~ 11) I L! - I%I.I.oi NOTICI. IS foorrattiv Vitoria thal 00 tit r arnijiffifitiod off ljoilivarts Al loopf"40010 'ti't r .t'- 1. f ---iiote- OlviSiohi kusseli N Vss', , I of N. A 4 Tot ciw CUlT COUNT OP Tot L' :. 1. . 4 515'T?iO * I f" ,; I . I -- I P .:i ....., I I mp,irs Not. 19. 1914 ;.- Via Wit - -- P'Ov%Ont of 91). t$(tttuut P4&tir Joslioliffirs. - - - ) ten Marina C. thoSe, 1) or 5torio or (couill". -. 5. -•_, HI ONDi E liorall DUCAT101IJAL, 111-ti0t)II it At *,AL,FS, &ndth&l I infencl lot rr%j,ltqf *111) I - 1`44file ('anmnialls I - - i I)IIfl,5% Oar,, I) Iri'rnSfl Roberi O.LiNit I m > Coptimossiomt,ro, and Its, uffo,tts too U0111- 11 10111fli! lestrictiolis - tinst, Inotiolle hointo ownt In re"rkw to tries for recall, CROP aittimie) Herbert II W-h-0 t,c~!1 ::~ / . ut)it th Avu i I IS,11, iv? i Tb. twguitimratltum proiiui',-ail ttt ft1,ht tue Sarninok (aunt> I I - ,•,. :: i -0 ,q',j C K COP',UMIi4 ENIuuPwi'i i(((rdt)rS( . , at~ -4 6~, . iS 12 15 iifl t " .. - I ,-_ ~_, -V . ~I I [ I uhith A I I ç, - Los (ruin the United 'st itt ¶ \tnimdiu ni ght , staS a('('wiipultuia-tt by his siufa uuuti lIt until \lrs Ilsoutums night at that (ouiiuuiumty ('i-titer / i *t' ntKid to . r'--. 'tl111/a- c % . -- ------ - _ - Vows To Fight 0 1 /s K5TONTH( QMEGk IS ttrt'n, u-a.- " $Pal • sTrailer Group A • I. I / - " - !, ....11' - I v,oitfins co the I -(filtoui Name %folifliffelo, TOAII Section 46S09 f -Sjs' .tks I., ( 1(1)1 g.ither-ing ' ~ - I/ • 4A -11 - - - ' . I $ / ( , Douglas, will) arrived here - _ - ; J' . Girl In My r - - i , 4 , 40 -111_., ___ L_ * - CT( - - ,snuj 11)51 I flhi'n&I to s.. rot 'he Ci r o, I itt (5) Lets MeSe A ut. -' , ..-. I 1 6 V \ A OMRLTON ( ,()l Mabel, (6) As Title WoI Tvf not (9) -A 1111- - - - -. = BS - when they return front their ruaritjbcuun honeymoon after their 14 marria ge. IC TI? lOuS hAstE "It's Honey Dipped" Q I It 444) The Saint Viou du ti Itiplif ft. Itunip Aond fit partner bids Otte disomosda %*fiat Ov %uw do nus' - - - 144) Star Tornor r (6) . , I 30 ,Jofn&caej - - by H*im&hf IL Sftffoi a'I ,Iaop,d Dt , Santora aterninoic courit, ' " I4e-,'.-t -;' - - NOTICI ISP.-fo-i,,g.vr,,t,.jtj.,,, I- lizaba thu I a> br , in (hi pro l getting divorce frunum Rictuarai Hutton is unlink I stet'k stilts a Inc-nat at this Tyrrtwnluin S-ca resort as tiltguest of utmvi&' director Fruint'au Za'flire'III • I '-. kestless %. _ ,; !. 10 'PallartiI nol. aptioist slow Partner 1. bid 211ar blarn sigh twit trourripto If ji.a P&Ftowr =as bw godtl*tajw Complete dinner 11 Plei Ulf (PI . " ,11' , I-td Pr-tdt~*, g ravy , , C Oc,i, - __ I~ 4041 Of 01.1 beelliff ::, 119 "s 1 I Women - - ~ and III)- / 1; All M Ch$d'a-'(13) Young Arid DinadAn st, bidding was ulaualso after the oPening i%o-bild Sir Lanctilut used tiltcutiventio'l Just Invented in- Sit si o.d $ NV w-. ' WI*rC Go — r- _ 4) I' #%' 4 ioav'n 4Jl414. Allifinvonte si)fu% %rm-nole County. to icirida undef If,, ------ , 1,1.. L 6 • be êImn ' u n Mess nlguuu 0. ... wk t Nursti,' iS) st tit st bridge pta%'t'n rhol-( 0. foil ailes, and went tilith, Sb ci . tSI - I Toni ht is ami y nig - got" j ESVj I ornor r ow Sftu ot I - -- , Legal Notice the Ministry of I)qoferise to mak e it Rid) for (hit' co uple I- I • 'a ' .m . - I by At V@rv"**r '': • -. I saw Ilarfood false o.filitary Auadeiny. I (I,," I t ~'. "'al & 15,)v I ), 144) P4cnt For 14 - 4 'S (a) Pitiy DuSe I ! "I -- - - V -in tt.-r t RESTAURANT • PACK A GE STORE G i-4 5t () - RESTAURANT .i 42) 1 ant s-lot led a diamond to his Are dropped lb.- Lung and had - it Laru to-i knight and biid' • ' I bCe-Il tier IA)N1x)N AI'u -- Honuic for I'runciss Anne anal (apt. Mark I hmllips .dk r thiir rum urn igi_ still tie ti fise-betlrouinri house at ' , AFTERNOON tut3ir-ii Thot. ulub lo,iroig 'Afnild 1: all tolorw Againt,t Mordied uatubs - I now un 55p5 If (-anauflti had Ili expliawition tit tilt- toldclin, 1U to Mat 20) Know exact!Y ofshat your . the cs's-hun very successful from th e tuc ii kiltF' fuarded I peerless and proecd cautiously in going after them. , 4% 1 .0110 -r.kly Lakkis Inure intitIlWently ato they we not w difficult to motre time for other acuoritics Keep an - lit r V. -t Reg. $1 73 Squatc! exoi-ept I ._ 40 Pvrar,.~- , (4) 19, infused be sure you uw g000d judgment and don't lics strictly bunt-ties si hih could be urualeading today, Avoid the 50 i 5 P.M.-? AM-Happy Hour 4 P.M.-7P,M. - Sir Gretath sittint East. had no cl.isratdifif pro It,"is and 4 - Gamb co-hit s I I*ø5 • lilt' 11) I'IIF V~SOCLATF:Ill 11HIIXS I Ba- •t/J I - '- - __ iJJ- J _______ I . __ 0 alisifaction plums .! Ittisi ____ & - and attractive, and relations more - Sun WIld I A' I.m.11a BMER VALUE THAN EVERI The Jolter t a Ti'ta The ' News L firtrivit fan,9ti, Ljo%l" - Ti-it- 1 • .lid notorroe with the Clerk fir fhr C"rCU-1 court , Srminolop County, IL (5) 1 Loollit (lift tati (off fill !+Iisclor~ StIll) )T~ s-ag • - V-, to) Posts A :i, - 51 to Veto 1 i) Use care and wisdom in AQUARIUS I - s- I andling money mallen tu.aua) si ui'fl You art apt to cc a Little 40 The Student Teachers'' Pii at ii 0> 00 ( ?clng is unguar e huavu' an infantile uterus, except (f o r thi f ac t I have tsrnt (sit) In 0 1111 • the thror-oli, and quet-n of clubit. .nd counr - at home, big arguments can crop up that .' ndi-d right non Show you mire a sensible intelligent Make sure important bills an paid catty I a Is) ou have that - -- - - - ~ its , r1' - iiii-dical ado, '(If- i)vlo-A .%end for 11fiat Isrooliklet -,Sexx Pti,tilvins in Marriage." enihsuuig a long si.unipc*I, return ,I-Xitill make Up Dr Crane," Luella added, "I "fluld haitor thought I [Ttight . Watch For Opening of _________________ CB Mc'nn; Pro'rrr (until 4 - 0 ir V 1, f . 4 , 0 I'— - rs - - I shi.au-d II it lit to relieve his if. s let hug -I uni,udu'tivai- liv nu.',ns it! the husband she that she is ulu-fucuent in her .1,tl'nuluu,iII i sterility a cripple-al annputated hirent air ca,otonal %ithich inoist air t sir receive. iii her t . i ( ,AI • •.•; ii tiu hut sitses do It sire o tiie'tL irid - 'Tr5C I tI i I el 'ir is s -ct,atesiide rune s But if a smife belies-cs that 'att-filt'lit and then finds that -Ill isn't its ardent fit the ) •' Cap I - PRISCILLA'S POP . -' A as a re just that sitses i-d I ' "-i normal husband crao,# i'rattle indulgence far nften,-r nisidert; if It's have been told Pool l ( c'rN. j St-ion (3) In Schoo TO 30 (7) * ,41: " T : It's L # lo. . ' (,) lift,ii,,ft, Douglas Show Phil D"hvt - 4 A, . - The- (5) - (.,RA( F. # 0, III J IP 1, " have talents that stW have -it be of birriefit to I, .)t been tapped Put at cast one of (hi-is- to work now . personal aims ate ----- - IN AT BRIDGE - -. fanfare His own discards ttu find the> q u.1ckty go along with some plans Open 1110 A 2) Plan time for making your ,~:ar you more oritabi), rim. Thew should be continued d"y ")t some it= to come SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Now. 21) If you 171atter others a bit, - (a) - ------------------- ",l id certainly use some loysol backing from you. Avoid that ; Porlent ss ho is in a rLic mood and wulsd use You as A a a - ) 0 C' I-tru-m.aniipfu' many siometi In " fear itt a uindition , his off' after j Summer DC (2) ,s- Be-for.' ttting or pt-cling cantons . yourself in the 11IIRA (Sept 21 to Oct - I Se-mesh' -g - (a DEAR IaoLL' -, ta t.atist so ".th ' 30 (3) al, my hands with t1iiii pure vegetable proadurt koid for .sp, VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 221 A partner ii depressed and '•. Color World THURSDAY •1, owners to .1 • . - I 0 -. -• 12:00 (44) M04'C has-c r.~~% Add iv )riur frorrsent prestip mislead of detraciint from other person i position a Iris's- made and put .'i you understand better ho. to procied lb sihateser wli rp ou mate's ego Show you are kind and thoughtful (13) (44) Cte S'et- I' I place it Os's It the- tea Kit dec-orations - . themselves they could still attract a man I - --#IT-- - TV MORWIPG J should he ret,. ardf'd s-TI :-i fine One who has been set-> 1u> , way non Don't forgrt to pay prrasing 1's-U.s you do notlung GIMINI (Ma>- 21 to June 'l 1 ale 'tat can put a blot on your lute reputation that you will repel 12 'ri Show s-nj you are an excellent citizen is mcvct important cats- nja_,jfi",__ islop'scie ~%,*'* IV' -_T' ,. E ' d. - ti-l,ului'ric litited to) ap- THURS FRI SAT - Mc n, t,tITTA 'A hat like' a flows r an- 4 And thei, freely c(infit,sated their enpi)[111-fil Wit% alloolve liltPopes. "I'llnely, proving fit rim-us NOW3 NIGHTSA WEEK 'J~ 9-30 P.M. - 2 A.M. t9) • a "MIAMI" k ______ I&) Niti s "4 -1 D06 III, M!rs- n-e'atdr ' keep n rait- it ii Ilased -oil either false,%ex notionts )r lack if( the limper sexual lechni(pie during marital itnitit Not 1% r _• Ine (iiiinco. lll(,%l Fabulous , I I OC, (2) fooloatoiLS I)Eklit 1 101.1IN' - I haioe a fit%-cartic teapot that I like if. Li-i- on the hark (if his stosu- hosr lbs clock dual nit- If. I a . I kt ,t-S (Apr. o to MA) .0, Instead of crnmcs.zulg irnds be more kindly and help thet-mi get ahead and all works hi Presents The (9) NrI S ptiitiniz and u t I I hold it, il - N!R-S J * B ; i hut nu uuis other siunni n art In ib. situ. bai-it with Luella. Assoclated* Education Commissioner Don Shipp also) has been mentiotained as a probable candidate, Brox-wn says it's too early to make ;in%, conunitint-rit. twit that interest in his !ilakifl the race has been 'very tai (44) Get so-el" Game-, - I rrall% think %nia should include 4i 4; tilt petople tabo mark tiff the space to the parking Iffito. and do toot allaptis rootarlis rniam at rothril faidt %(. wonder mtKt (it us - Ihi'ni as neuruttest I have' u,cv-r et uaItUhti I 115 uIlpruuiIiiuiflhIit St ri StuiM highly su-'xu -1 Always, the- sieru' muttt-.at Iii (Ii unaki IH1)I( ç i-S. r1 ii or -' 4 is . If ,01. ~ij -situuit., as fur cancer ir lieu. utin they can't get pru-gi&.unit tm may have lost an •urun it lug in an auto uci- ittent - 6.30 so lcsse to mine that I uinnni open the door wudi encaugh fre th. Carroll R.~utse Instrtut• feeling for the peatple Ittit Askesm sili puts press secretary. I'tuiul '-it hntt( S the governor knosm he can never unaki' all of hits It'llsUtu 'uts ha ps Soil ti S ' i si ide counseling prartit Larry I_.-w,s 4. •1 / . h's' 1l / uthut r liii ngII 1)11> suet . siutulul refer tha'ur si's eases I . breast - ' I -;, .nlrru'trut, complex. due Ii. a r tinutun tnt , WAt? )-i t I / gontletil by so atorcirrit inferiority oniplaoss into trying In prove thtitilo'yiiru' S• - LL I_ sciaiuuul IiI.iain than the u'i,I \l U I\FFI(IUh(ITV it , - 3t.iT 66 6 nilifivaird chlefly by rnonr~ not hesause of any great, .-s lhurunu-rs tit ) / - .... ho tinsi antI I sCek st'siiol affaur ith tarn thu' prifrsIotuals art' solve illy J j1 I A ` , & 4 ., r, F. uci PEt x PJO' Tins [4/4k ' h i l' i stitultra ,,, ,it. call fillictioll as IW percent Ii _iC I ) lIMO B UP r foo pLuu'nu1nsial s ii ileut; ,-1 Itt-el that since I am only Broy-son, fortner Santa Room Countio- Sheriff, lost to.Sen W.D. Childers, D-IlensIacola, last )e ar " loothen their Seruite fihstlI ioliere merged by reapportionnient. lie servell as Senate educa tion chairman in 197u1-72. Graham, D-Nltanu. took over tilt- education chair. I ¼. (131 Sound Of I Cannon (5) I)t.jkjj %Ai,%(,) - 7114%K lilt and all The (other traders t I - (24) Se"me S.Fei- 00 (2) Search to I sa (I) Turning Point$ 1124) Man Builds. Man Destroy$ and 0 ~ I •hot .1111111111alilln fir lot of tncouratt run nt to get into a the l)u.'uuaicmat lronii (uIf Brt't'zt'. - (44) Gilligan' 9 30 (3) .% ~ sorne on to me I TTILSt Nil%I most interesting column in tout paper fiespionse from the traders for help in solving that. , trader.s isaill - it. ,.I-,.~ 1 I t ph> u tan ni Ii, uIcciih'd I nueded to 1* 11111 flint didill Graham, in a race for tilt- seat (if retiring Education Commissioner Flotod . Christian. I've alsia'. s been Interested in t's.luu. itit.n 111(1 I've haul I I -- .- 9 Elect' t (44) Atlanta Brat-ri - i -u - (6) HDOAr I "'("N" (1) New it (13) Local Dan August win er Park Council pt,.s't',in; Mouti Eric 113) Sa 1, (3) E Iec'r -: - June Wayne (6) Es P..'s C I ''I thou io n I otnmitte-i iii turin-in it tin r 'stilt Educat Fortner 11rox.san sa>s Lw ma> t.,dct on his Sutttsstir ilohit rt spost "' ilkw ood I 11-111 SUK4"atmi lIT I to .- .- " hi t, CAN T I a flit, upiccorning eiVVtIf1n,*' lie %Atli "I don't think he liall a Stone nn.ide .0 very favorable impression with us 11! I Bonus 4 7 fflfltiNl u u' Iilatnrd that nih Ic uhit I have heard other 'i., .00 r ' 44. 1' ,~ ______ (.AMPL)!, CLATTER ('11111 11.11 pal toot he filitiffial millp All %ornfronAre hut ('ratio-," s nII way Prl.frMt ihuuI ahout the fir, tuill giuls air and nynti II kkl\ I 3 I . - I ucnIts. You hate a puhlti- interest vt'rsnLs a prtsuIainterest, That s the ri'i-oniilitutton sit' huis-e to make I ii t)i-is..--oII c utul ulter thu tint tunis' that hi difi. reul is tttu -('51 room S itt Ot III thou of Iliti N St.S Quite franks, (hi' governor tins Itsi several viite tit u11 unit s - Sandbar Lounge 3) St c- 1 -J i - Kudos <11" I I '_ •' I1(.u1'n1t y 'I itIt ii __ at I failure, , thr. proloolor 111#411ral lorichoiffor, ''nil ii are, ilufuuigli-It, 1 tutu pIttr, that I am '14,111-14,111 G.v. ___________________ " ___ i)Iti tier LhmI 11111 kn. tint uunnctsrui sitint (hi' protesting propt-r 1% (hi' meeting, P usness Men S tutu iifl' )ir I 1'"he strateg) apparently worked. "Stiocri,tary of State (44) Batman (i3) Wortrien s Ne,.o. , ' Request. to be - And If libe toMptsi. remind her as often as starves- ~,I I ow OPEN ",'' I'I S 00 (3) M,stegogcrs l-terot's s an Adam i • r or inspector** %,%"I&. grinet her wilth: -If You should see a sprork of dust. a th, r - I1HBI I Oppi ti eu a ('4111 'itItl( lion Secrelar% fir SLate Richardstone, who* ill-1,41 (74) sesame Street E VV-itTIQ Al Display ( I t h.nitt "Iliait s 'a hat leadership is.,ll MOVIe Men at the Sea J i14 'IVP hc rurfully I11111 iry I I g imilail Ifte inorra inlerestrod in -. - I SOrrierlel M Line ' L'.zt m heart grows he.oss tit'cat. she always finds son*}1i'RT using I rnkec1 1k-fr me -'.' - _________ -fil LALL, (ranu' uifl(u 'u ii ' 11telleve Into. It's noo vasy thing olote face." Askew told flit, - ____ - //t..j. !,' 4 II C Ili this another W.uihington;' IthautuMi Walt I )rusa'uiIl, ..skcw CII1I.IInle(I (lint he si.i% re!pt'nuIIiuig Ili the ssiIi Of to £ ii '1111%liletntion for flit. peellilt, Don't inaki, w's'C Still Have C-o (3) Sesame Street Chan i-se ( 'I a Q - iniI )caloiil 0 salvaitit, lost votes by fit- - uatr I %,Nl.; \ 'VAI Imitilla ", , Agral u'Mt.1?iSlthIi (16) Today In Le-gislalurt (sAl) RmkV Anc - - 13) News 24) Viewpoint 44) Petticoat junction I or as well as I used it sand bet- c-onctantb. findunc atitne .ning I overlooked makes me fer bad Is there some "a> I - -:_.... ,, 44) Ne loo Re r (3) Ritun o F' i- . Is) t'atch Gan'n (S) C*te I-ti 1 ', . line along I laglet I aUnts 's Atlantut- Ih'u'an i-nastltnc liii' I)rIsuIll brothers rs Itere nugn hut uuis thu ltntu ran through (hi mitbili of (hi their hit ruining plans for futin - vl-, - -. -Alien the K -•--.-. Cc -use'oijer.ces 91 . .. ,Acrc 111110119 u ais a "°' i- i;atI IIIh and allilill three ton "froristarl torpsetit in marital Ironu putron of thu Sut iiir intl iu 'laurtirul in I- iaie, 134'fli'h a oIl u::4)%%nt ro(tht h LU NC H EON SPECIAL (3) Carea SCoiiflda' a) ____________ rigerotar offroad III is Abby. box 11111111. . lAs Aeopies. C&L 01oft. 01? Truth 3) please. 1 __________ I 1; "] L tworlom For example. Asks,lio, ~ shouldn't vount fill loo ninm votes L'57 P7 56 L~ anoreieve. h ri IIh1A '-' sea, - rw a pentsego firlif *TW to ARMY: fts No. ., . L. A.. t tt% R(4ICtt 9 () & Iruth -- 45 Cf - I I cii N _( I 1 43 A4 , . __ '1 'elei nt I \I I II sI I LI \i \Ii ittut hal (hi ilti 1t". Ileithin Akeii anti olht'r t•ahtnet i't(uter inMe a oteu evert, lime (hi tm'i IC flAfl k',.ilc ph tilt , ES Di '1 -t I - i ORECASI F OR 'I HURSDAY. AUG1,"ST It,. 1 1417, " A pIa i'iI II\\O\ h;rittnnon trI,- I - 412 has iticitten st-arise latelyI am over 65 years coid, and my ryie!oagilit I-,, groo-ni caw. Girl Named iu nu flw __________________ 7 Cou Fluctuates i -s( UN01i , ' rape after he's s"n , RE111I A wisI patron of Ac"C' wttm from the the arts phi' t'tI b fle erb rUr.fl it. -• I ------. problem isiI has ticirn litioutering mt. lia a iang 'imc !.ut I 'tt '.i- I tfll AT IJiV' - I ______________ 40 i crumb, or a flns-rrprIn* I ainrinsiked, please don't men ' used It as I do the best I ran but ins eses sri-n I what ( (. =: ru rtd' r vi. 10.11 'kilt, ()\o,*F% MAR. to doubt hts nwn defei%.e fR(11ec lfl I I. 1n i D ri' tr1 % Asmasian. The judge playeti hot Walter l'idgem -- be ___________________________________________________ -- tan lort her knost how much this Nxtiver; me' Wherl I know . for them bule things she might find, she's coming I lo* pursued b'. replacement r galls '- i I ::4.ti I PAPU - - Lxii i-C dim, i-veil with eyeglasses I cia all in> c-noking. washing. etc. My daughter in la tOTneS quite tdifen, sand Lhe &)ways poulau out a speck of dust 1 mused in a corner, or a "few c'rum•tn I overlooked on the htC - T led 1: .., % - OOP AILFY . - - 10 bring up sumplaoiL "fir-addiresevid --' when the evidence AMAM it' 'tim iaa UI show the I.I)N}-I)Ay - CI) H- to FflThBOR 11 i. %4(l ARt in an intriguing and u.cpensefu D 01 Color, erred or Oils-Ia. and respect his ngbt to mn were not pr-i).make his own ha -e- (betu Iwinld NW. Easelfte - I RrRUN "Duel " Dennis Weaver. thr ('f It(1oud ' I CflI?Ib f! 41 R-.om fe.lur, TI of e'. regardless ;t . rflc"urfl *flitrulTw'ii) flir-fl( p--nlrms fit mat not But I belies r to the 4dult to mai'rs nP,c.mess'r he want& Ati*i hknm ) IlIflic-Uht. and marryma. poabIs re-duet the IIIflh5'T iktl- 3 ?4Cub.c F,tsrnnr I ,-knime 2 lead sinR" of Blood, Swrat and agni went Team offering ~ Alps" pr look I 117 , Clit,taide fnrm) 35 I J I '' - 43 E&M Indian IDuvc-t larooruistare 33 Wash lightlIio DEAR ABBY I IT .W, Rodent 1 Mouthiki- Fkaujor Fortionor ow-n ' ,, ,,ififft(J 'fl W C'an.. O.os Politicos % irl ' • %F-M)AN' MYSTERY MOVIE: passed his truck on a highwillit, sketches with Cher - lie "sings" wholovichair-crinfined big an. , of the- dikstrialist laticise valuable brook an old wrig. -JAI) 'bff in her disappears just before he's to Valky." then joins L dicpa' it at an exhibit, tamp ccsiou Another guect is i-4 st'l hoffirriar-M I 0 Friend ~ Fir i . 10 Puritru By Abigail Van Buren Ill. UI it Vote A66 Is ititer iiarri age r rlio fl CLINIC telltale ioritualill ri foe 1 I Aclt(m 1 kt)€ TV ts 1 WORRY "N! It �-_- -.-- ----- - -- _________ - -- --- _____________ - -- -= ____i_ - -_-:___ -- -- -- Ob-The Santord Herald Wtdswsday. Aug. 1.S 1973 Bank The Cash When You SeII"Don' t Needs"wlth a ClassifledAd - Personals _____ - OIA%..ADEv0TiOPi U) 1CO Ces',a; la"t' C'- . - WANT AD INFORMATION Winter ParkSeminole 322-2611 MI OL ME NOR lAi. iv.J? .1 r C9.L 14C'' The L-rer Ycwr T- L. -s It Costs Per Line ' Per Day. - Care .A, -- - - IS*-"I••. a'' I"- - -- Ii _____________ lnstruct,on ---- -- " SECRETARIAL TRAINEES -I '5 •' C '.tL'r',. si-not "ters!-r,; tØ YOU IflØ -o.jr urge-i' we ss.,i DrnPletetran.ng ano prowdepo'. * tts fvllOr par' tm emgeopnprr ' (lu ever sO'.. 0c5re p,,t. -"cirring Itso eve-firs; (1115,1 lalabl, YCs,, mi,5t * .11.fl3 5 ,1', •nmi-0ab,l, Pf"wria is r'n-PS ?eQ. ?P '.''.o',,rsanscr.'eeope-at -'-co to trarn? autornob-les .,'Pi,'uiiIt,Df Ficsda Mutt P',i,e IAI0ArM -- . -• S_n , lvi [It '- • -• s. r CR&ft,Y,I 111. . _______________________ - CS'n5,rff0 Iv' not Ps-cellar, Ca'? :: ?3 arte- I pr,i 't'kOnal - - rri i r r' 5.5,/L L L sJ L B IVI MrrC' 1\ ti ' •-'• I''.. '. CALL 834-8588 NOW i - --- - - r c ',•r C,oc,O p*, and "sP*--' • '- '" F male Help Wanted -, - - liSle- : I'S. - I. , .9'onitt Matu'stp ,, iecircimc aCCOvritIflQ. pd Salac ront,nerflu?a', *.?PI •ipee.eis(i All reeft.rs krcv' IU.'CAIPu Con 10*-stat Appi .f. pqSØrs Rh • s.ss;r-nl 37i1 S 5*.' f'.a'.r' St(P rQ-C'CWd Iwci (liOn-it Grr.,sa Gardens l55 w 7511 1*-C beosMn, I bath *111 to ssall (arprtmg d'Itej Cf'rltral pup4i and ar FyI?.' eQuipped S ?CAi d'UsrasPr-r 5It a mOrSIPI Call JIrT? SI(X'.S, 134 714 aPt, wars da,i Anp tm, *-ek 3- Room unfjrn,SJsed aplr?meri, silts uI.l,iet 11? 1 last mOnth acai.o& car $uvn'I?*d • 5*' Sports Nuts? iIflt tO *n,'e si" IV.. Sarsicec seraidt I *. Herald Sports Stats 'P tD3,tOAS (SI ,tpana il'r liv Sem.rsole 4 s-rrAi P-. Ccs.n.' H- i.dP.c.Ol5 and Pir bra's -, cori!acl j R.cPas Sper$s Di si 322 7112 ____________________ Six warst.' peisibI. aOdren.nQ AduIt Ott 3722710 f(, 7541 - Eap.-rienq' AT TENT ION I NV E STOR S SPECULATORS II P*II I'C'ITI.' OP 55011 Li V.,l.' ("All I B OOnI t?ant Psimf C,-v,'merc.al pf-oo.rty ISO s I)? 5I 10 ICr,, .t%t C S-anPord les o S acres IV.?t 00 SanyO, nCtc'(W5 55?1 a'd ,?VC tAnk 51k ' Stemper Agency $1 YIPiOL ( RI AL 109 091, ISP MULTIPLI LIST IP4Q SERVICE ICI? 5 r 37) 49.1 4 " 777 :: I. 'Isie SECRETARY SIMiNOtE COU15TY P nn-rsg isOarument GO V ER P5 P4( NT Depa'!n-ers' ad -- ani.. jjtt?.bl Di-velcici"ent aUlPCf Pave ocerings to, teC,itar, 1115 Mutt hase a rri,n,mvrss of 5i s-cars esgvesince •n r,spodfl,tile C tee Cal admVs,slralDr, or an e-gusaltnt ccmbnaI,on Of Ira us .ag •'sO my pr-c once Shoe ?PIInsØ reQured Abl,t, ID meet ar.'d deal e-tP' pubic ,sbent , al State retremeril plan, pad Piotp'al1ato9t .'aca'o" arid It'. leave AppIp LO'S Hare, Room 307 3*0 Sin-role Count, Cour ?1souSe, Ps Pars A, - S.ar,$cva F a cclI.ce cIn £730 I( 4. 7n 7 SI 'u'n Used apt - * ' cep' on, cn.io Ph 32305.0 - a: A,, Sanford __________________ -- - •,,,.,. .,,•,, :arprimtxiftarc;ndt:r."rd I. ________ _______ Rent Unfurnished Houses 32 a, and a - - - - rir* (,C 7 2 be0'DQm 'o*na-sOutej (hoc. i0(at.ys' P40 car needed fOr shopp.ng. scPloOls 0' Chv'Ch*t Wall to wall tP.g carpet-rig D-tbeaU-uer. 0-sposal, range arid central 'eat ar Hurry' There 10151, I ccl eacn 277 I$4? 5100$ SCHOOL CiRADS ICOyLEGE STUDLASTS I £905 55947515cc -,-c ,rnpio,rvseisI lo' %buOrfl't 5 os oLd.' Doe' tO oQOr '5 ?fl', I'.Clfl ',-.,.*.n9 10 update - ____________ Cot, Drectory NO IZPERIE,,CE 05E((SSARY selling Guaranteed Salary p1(45 P4ev' elet, Monday IV.?'. - - - - - - trInlpgrtat.Qit Houses 33 'i-cellar, ktplp in 0*-it lurid s'I'fsgOS inpei'tors.ltoI*a .55 t u Ps.:'. I Co - II) I FrS' 5' 1. ,n 0.03 !.a.".'C A' EQual O9I,C.r'un t1 (mgi:oyrt Rent Furnished - - - .,4-(4. T,QP5 PSG''' Cn a' Pin,-.e , '1.5 •33rle ungalo* (QP'u pl,tel, tisrrthod, a-c, 'TV, "Pee's etc AdultS olt WiekIt, rie Prsorst 332774? AAA EMPLOYMENT M'lt 04$ II 52 Cass.-iberrv )#AUL7 i tMlPSOLE 524,500 2 or 3 bdrm, l3 bath Central heat & air Range, Dishwasher Disposal Family room ., l''12 - - SituatIons Wanted Lac" Serv-te Cu? Log. Grass .,, ,,,(a' SJW'lbJV JI,)c' arid -- Resort Properiy For Rent M - I - CASSELBSRRY - - - 04'.stcPliSBit Oc,'i'u"iv" •PCPmP'sts 335 So Atlar't.c Da,tona B..cPs CaIl)7310S1 I I I I ___ ----- - ' Pr Aug 21 or Spend $ days M Aug IltP. or Sept on New Srn,rr . '' '""5- ..,,•, •,,._,.. u'-' , i-'r rs'5cftlf $11 2355 I-- - I, - Piagan Inlulaton. SAPIP-ORD 7051 14 COMPANY HANDYMAN - S REA!.TOR !PECIAL''t 3 De-d'o-o" 2 bath Ceestrbl air (,t,al'' See at SIt (044*11*- OLive 'Then call us' 838-5548 Wilimer Assoc, 5)1 etco RI Al, TOl ,, 8344131 I 25th & HOLLY OPEN DAILY 327-8661 11(4111)01110 WOIlI (1,-in 4111.' I? I'i-' '-ill, Ill 1111 ,ithi-r 1 v prices start at $23,500 and Includ, all the eatras you would •apt in homes costing much mors. a Come out and se, why we are lacItid about these valuesl Ii: 1 IOfP' lunal Way. I a Doctors and OVI,t. e.Se,lerlcr you: P15 5 and AiDES Eiper.enPd Apply Lal,..* ,'i'.'rrtd Is.,rtrsg '.aoto'd Center, CII I 2nd wv,nrs. assist ws ta'e cft rldIllf pit #iV 00 IsOutePiRId ch.Ofl-t Ow-n Iranspcetat.on 7 20 'a 3 20 5 days a ee*0 ((I 53'7 1)1Bar, (INERAL OFFICE -T1p-ng •rC I• I .iig. lfflITs**.4?i openings No I Instant pay NORRILL TEMPORARY ,fllI Li, 900.41 tIll Planth±io nVilage simply the finest adult mobile home park in America todoy. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your Quite C, Read Lifestyles A C.Metrtsel-uv. Real Ista*e Te leltee Leviag '.a!spe Mvs'sal Can. I 4ns S(,,l ,,ilt"j ipii,lttrr %raI,It-u-rsu rU 1?) 67)2 Ceramics P**hui4ird Ern Sunday inspection AT - In use JJrrild (fl Vole - / / -'i // neaii s,i a. V5i1,1 ws1consa. '. Il4%,irl, Service, Odd loot ant) Light .1i'eQ Tr.mblay. 171 7771 -sal u.., l,-,t I'AiP,t (U ii i 51 -- v ,, -', •I 1,4 mIrror A. r.tnr .' ''1.1 'S rim-itS PallId) irte I,,..-1 5- . (sm 'i'n(.tI eslimat,s 171 0794 7419 Qrtar'e- *•iI S (011 ltlJIiP I I P4(1 ((4 '' 'lrle rooling I I •Ij)flINi(e _li, or nighI paint,4 Ph 37J$14S 'edU,'r ilodoss '51' Ar' i La')e onny 4 .'e. t,,,res STEREO I is5Pt ,-,,',g "ot.i SM Muv"lslc til,m.'ts •'i Cs- 1% 1? 'sri-i-b Se. a! S4,'d, rl !o rig r(,.,-sp. )21 ( tt Or.a"s' -)*r' Ph Warn.d ll I5 -'5 'I mad. scr.eei lcomns - A' V Top s-ur'.mar,?hip t..',rlals LEACH ALUMI?l,,%! ,,,- S-I lIter,),. 5-.tef,,,r .51 Ii ii ,uu has, an ipi br m.aI yak.,, puu II ee 1h9 Classilled ads regularly 14,1 r.pal, I, all It,pe'. Rr Is titliSt ot rOtI•d tacla & eases lIrl,c,b SI, iJlI (all 11 II k,'4 ,.. III lASS 572 1311 P mis- s- s I- -1,4? at 11141111 (1 I'CIM'PS ',I'RiPsI,t (14.15115(5 I i4"5 .11,1 5iS' , r,,I'l .11545,15 • C '11141 MACHINt S la 'dl'rsg, Inlet lee & catty liv, Sits,,ll repairs. An honesl istlmat. C & II l'anllng. 37) 6551 5-Ill' Pt V (0 207 A Imi.J SI 112 4.12 1)1(1 JOYCE WhLI 13W II LIP C. I nit) larger. puInpt 411 'mtkli (4.atCr ti,siil'ispnems ll 40(0 II P54 S Ii up' TIIili. PhI 411 CSPIII trial man Irun, Is.yJ s llss,I,,'.l Siiliiaru ode 'Iris t5t. front-wheel é 44n'u - i'hI'.wagas Doss. RUglip ner1Ias% 'sasdy '0*- '14? III,) 5110 N MIJSIANG FASTaS(,c a4?51ArIC NIl'S AIR NF3TI4IPIG OOSVN 7*540 OvEel 'Jl"3 -Si:, 5iAN4.,1i4 75 Dick Baird '40. 06 5 Inc. 17 'n,, .11r'. 431- 13311 Terry Travel Trailer Carport St-Sc trn $14 N Grant L;'--Ja",rll Pt. 53* 7741 'A•5'$ s -- - 36 ORIEPS"*L pr'ces ',Ilt ill .io.*a.ne-d $Uw45 .SiyreafW • .f •t 'I 'rIdes - i ?,,. :naflc,n45 - s CC4f ALL SICOELi RUGS NANTCO 'N 3ISPLA't 834-9424 it NEW WORLD TRAVEL , I P '. s C , •'s 'sin • -, 511 ' - 311111* Stainpa.Cg.ns I' -, :'-' I- ' - s -' '' - AJ'vl 1' s' ' -'s GLASTRON '7) GYtSO like n.*HP M.rc,y 17 7a1 'ritegral 'are le-5$ than l0ISrs Yljlt Sill Psi 531 'i - •' - , h''si 'i'7'i,E ,, $ ,' , ,,, AuCtiOn 0055 -5L,i,1'Qr (see-. 51044 p 'I SI Oven da'lp $ *-* o.., tt Sill ti-', 3CLC -I, 'oswnua 7'-assgnm,,n' 172 14,70 SANCORO me1 " %nfmJ '' CJmL,,7r'S Trjy.l TraIIqr5 is I 1 '5Cc Aq ,js'.J t5'y5 I en trIll,, New *QIIQ fray,4, 'Is, I? 53 Lcs'iqwn PPs. ha 4471 SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK - i' 31 VS Subana GE Coupe. ' Sttipped or fullywequipped. Same feath Same pnce. wages -'.rrtp t9' sleeps 5, Jill l.t41?15, lt4nnil'. 9,ill al-h 05411 - I -, 3 Da, ware ,n4 5 P5411 s-are 545. 1555 l'52R'S SHOP, tppr4 111441 1.1) ti.V "UsC, Ut I t,u" p_I', I ??Q L'SIS I l'i-'I! A, APPLY IN PERSON 1 Uft1ti - lilT It_c P 15IIUR P 1 AN 9 '0130$ ?'p Dollar •ad k.a(?'O5 livc' Cr-day N-It • 30 p in A.a ,s 5 's-I N '' r nt) ' 521 .13 OovbloasIIra-I,r alIavIornaIc 17555 Can tell r d Ta'., Pruc'. prI-li (SJ,"'."' 671 4701 Good hourly - .,-'.-,,•''s ,' LE's1EATEfcRbou5 Tjp ;a,d, ullil, any cors4li,,,1145 175 li-SIte- 0k,'. CelR'nSLEQ(9 3EII 34 li3 Np - A I shape Se,o, 4, Gily. &'i 'I - a Wanted to Buy 1724127 t t,r jej •Iur'ldur. ,IQpliaiSc '. 'OCIS. etC Pie's 5 Ot 1001 tC?'S Larry'S M,I 255 S4,54ot0 As. '- Boa IS & MarIne Equipment 'e.w" II ,' - •l7 In' 's_i If',) ''I C" I I •J' -,--- I 727 47)1 CARPORT SALE--Eserq p, ., _-1-_ L'v* ducks, c7I.c.ar' ,"teq Vewt '.00,11, .5 - 'ufleyl, -3 'I)liIliy'. 411,5 "0.24 Di5 m,ar?tswr ,5.*- ,qf, mltI *rP. 'assid. Inqsc.neaI 2-24 #4 tsr,i1i4I - AM lliIalSDuLIOs? naIled, 1, 1rgnl drsc Os seas. & $'siflpti 'IlsNpndSnI suapsn,accn. S lq,c I4QQç .agtn.I '40(9, 1013 PlOiloli Sli.Ilflg - -Ijusee II., oilh slled '.u.v,' 1. 7OtCd III.. All 44-luaU. C. asPflestas s4lil ltgnl IU. Economy-vp Ic 30 ssp on regsila. II Taclsvqneie, uys,f *isstysç -,luka, I.E 9(slI)'ie,iinlfls4, 'll$Jn-Oilss OU,.suI .*SIlS, 4sv '1 II 'alum Slept 2. AC ansi s-,,bpr 'iotA ups, - cc DUi. s7U.e -,,,,S) Otul 41 5.320 U) 15)4 )ltqq 5 i .,. e j7, Ii. Clg.r.ttslij$sIee BOYS AND GIRLS 14, "Iue'Ifllu,gft .045l1l511011 12. - JIss}sIyuellIsg .aessl Ilpiuli i-Il tt s-lngedrw-issnuoiuu. 41p, 6s$I061e,. amid (sal wInslow IJSIO'i,jg.i. 14 mpat lOsuibsag blSSllfliiJ 01554, I I. '.il.'auIajslaIsl ellitUlalUIp AGE 12 OR OVER Own Money 8y Delivering N 040*45.1 'sal seals Joo.40c'. 71 A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week It 2I54h$5*-% hgl 14514141)10* 'flSSIIIIlLUIJSIS.uuIlu, 7' SIqlt I*wII U '3 -101,0.41041 Il&isd*.ilS. - .' NO 1,_i -,-','ns '.Il 577 121: 54S al-li 1371117 WANTED SUNDAY DELIVERY •sui'lti v,11 leilp 571*1 e*ti. 105.5 3 a-siduil iH5 Utop a bedS Ill. ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS I.wk . 11'ns 14.? 5410 4,44'S,. yell SC ,'4.4,sI • CASSELBERR Y - .5 - The fmat wheel eM Subar% thy ,.rit, 01 ?luu'(t.li *71st 4"c4e All Os.put effiØstalud - I.'. _c.J'4)u yrl,) iU..,ri . '•5 5i'J*-414s) ,)'14 CALL 322-2611 - AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR DICK BAIRD INC. s, APPOINTMEN iS FERNPARK 831138 - -,-- - - '34,• -.'.r - 573 492* iJIt Well Drilling S ,, s Poultry Garage Rummage Sales SPORT CRAP- I Earn Your ' naq, d'i• 410 .ni-n-i5UØØ.tI ',iwwt cIi$ui.' '.451 II) INS '1(1. ______ Pm, 'rlmll.c-fed (lull tIll (3 ainper Tgog'r' 11-Ilk IIAIIO1 It, lrn'a-,,,l .'5iI4',is' liSI•g,'f ,,ItlIl C', -il ,,l,,li-',,tr,,I U ',v- ,'.'I -''sIrs I'?' I.'! M'l - 'l•*- l'r-'.c -----,,,50.-s-i. ecrieni ,1r-. , 77 (dir Ills- P4wpo,s sr 15*-N tittil I' 'y'IJ e114el base Wallpaper Hanging - 0t"' '(5UIt Sell claY .441 00-s h'.iiJ.ui C,.,I pal.,.. HELP WANTED (1!1hr ran s• 5' r' P54 r'a Laastock And t'-,'qrr'ss r,r,s ' - - I ----• i-I I,iSeim it'.','' ..''''.s, sI sli ill's-i Ii enisels - In I $"e',$t'rt' j)i',lr'I3-,,. 5,-Il '.4122 I".I - -4 - .--' 5- a: 7'; II'S 2--s-, 574 I'St' %S- , -4c5 y"n • ut -- - - ______ 4 4 'm'1• 272' S44)t• 5110 P9, 572 5341 Tree Trimming speclallllng in drys-s-'iI Phi 727 ,-,,,,, and -- t'' /llkwaqon -'"-'11 twH)lt'5mS , '.1)5,541*- 3 55 - "I Hrss 44 , I' .s5 -- 1941 is1101'il, ss,Pusn.P1r, tA-' 5Ø4 4'.pf( 5I7% 'S I',j 5-) •f'.e- , 'A -an .aa P13 :, c IrS iatIteWl - - - - Ii P1st bIlling Doll -w.,ei seal-s - tcc.im ne*-, $733 Cal, 61,5,51? Good hours - ",tc '(3 'I4 P .,. ' 171144' soar 5 ,' - *11,. Wagon 1 4 5 ,Vrtf'a 'rws%rn5s.oss,rsn'%,01s15 039 CIII 5443*02 510 '4 172 4304 sIlt 4 "' 'n -__ -.-- mri. - QOBSOPS YARIN( 7927 Pie's 1757 377 $541 SI issos cIt on earman', I0.. BTU 3123 Call 172 sa GROOMING I 55 A-? C'.snd.Ionn' '3 " ---------------- A.',mml M4ven B,. l000erptnes.t ---_-_ -- - __________ - I 41,trble S,mn.j. I-Hens, 7 wAit old, and mOths., I', y' )14, PS--it' • 41? 1577, Ou,,ran'..'l 1411.'.',i. '-'' -'i 'Ii -#4 ( a ft',,A'',.'., - 4Cr!, C's,, STEREOS - SEWING MACHINES ' -'' ---- --------- st?''isl. 'ally 'sa*- 'ri'sj,.51,41 S..'ri gr*-a$i' ien P e3'7 4472 'seIw.en 5 1 '1 rS",mnZSibhi (*TY. lal I ge4 r, l.r• d*-Y"I W *-i'*ls.flqI 17*5 47' dufPitrsil iSIS iIt "uI - 15, ------- - n" 'P-j - 'it Ill I? It -, ',CIIi?lWiC l)',a.iIl .ini S- Rar-a'l " ,$W'y 5$ 944 / 4 lull 'rips3 -.51n4'd 39.? 5410? W*- WI) Call 445liut -------- C -"• "-'Or?'. pat,rn*-it Or ay $115 i-4IPS Ssti,1 new I-, fl) 3-0 - - Inmt C'•• patO Prias'. Mai?a., 3 I 5I-m,f lIpg#d I ,.4t• P14w'-.. P)1 1(14 I L-A L..,,1 0-Is I A, I 5 4'5 t4(, i, srd t,e.0 14 s-l1r, , -o.- so. 'Insth ,r,g down, *ssum. $5 per "WILSOli MAI(R FURN,TL$'aL tm tIll lrj,j, 311 .1,),7 (. P r'sl 5t - Idv,Ifl'. t'?til'?th ?-' -,I I - n ii, s s - - II • l,,i,,lr r 9, ,s,'.tmen 'a !lti 41Cr rI, ,I Id I',j (I -r- CONCRETE PATIOS - .- -,) - - tall for Pant -- 114 ,4I'iC r's r f's ('s '\ i t- t- - - i '. ,. SJ I L l's I_S.J 5.1 PS 71 cu I' Call 322 0241 art,2 Ac? Civsd,l,orwf?, $99 arId up Dci, 5 Applance Sales & S,rvm(t. N17 S French A.'e - Sanlond Ph 323 "mIl IS 3i- --- '- - - IC-N 51cr' n 1 ii,, PItqrqs,)., biI 'n u w- '-' p .ii' *ltsi-$h,1Vfr ,*-In,54t, i'.p "OiefiliOr .'00 e. 3YVricPI etOrtlus II ,be's' AS'. I15s gIll Cu7s-n ililtIt -1un• 0s.Qv P'W'tlat 0wf•a1 w,ttrna?r 'r u' '49 104 ri(ge4'til5 sIr-ce, u's" r.. as'!d aO.9llR. Fan'l. V."s' ('T r On rl-* C LEA Ii A Ii C I - 4 - - This pIlsIti-il? -', 'lit' 'stir?t5 Pi.ILC 1,2, P. • repair & reflnItl,,u -' rr?54(J & t)Ofld,d lleasioal'r I liar 1r5 5rls I)) sill i'. ____ - Appliances - •._ - tell 1*-n bdr oom let, 150 55 - bed $5 17 - kIchers table, so te-sr '-'4 maChf, 133 373077 3 )flWl • 1 *, '-n ' APA I Sewing -- ,h, hal Iat'V A -- tAcit. 'tCivsdPO'se-J '.01. n'-itd.I, 5155 AlIcS I AlPilen4t 11 's . -n_ .- '.-. - - -' Z-g P41*- I II Thou 7) 2521 Equipment Or,-ee. 377 07!2 - -- PS (1,4* 'all Ws • P e l's • tssot •1l IAC?'5a,i •.r r3 I '45*- (4155 i4Il 332 1439 111(0*- -- TV Radio 5hsr - - ' Aijtgsfvsr ',,sla •'e-?r'r - -, C ., .ielirsg'? -loom Alit), phinl 'I') I'.' b,,,j P.Ouses. el (.uan,Inl,r(I eaIistaclon Call 323 (Oil l '.rc, it S (',o14s-s l'-'.' I. 5ew 31? Necb Pick Up Paymenti" Chest I reefer IS'. ion Charlt -* Rn, 'ui-a'-, aid b?nand flew %bC. 1113 reI gera• gold. 5)20 per let Ph 172 33.9 r'-ontts yr's a U LIACIIIIU SUMMER SALE %'.vmrsg, ecfrylh,rsg nss,j5t 40 2-nC rouse on Old Monroe Rd. Ott U S IC, Sanford Il-LI Psil sIIi-t',SlPiIi-TllSl, (C,) 141,11 bCt Iti,( i' ,phi I u' - tn I •SA' s('t A ,-', 1.1 1''il A DC OC I( llcitirsg & Shiel Melal Oulicn5 I Down Spouts *00 I rerschi At, - 372 14$ A (3* 'lt:it AVICtg.s T'avel IrCIIot Pest Control i',?,? li F A I IGMPRF 1' vs P.' Yr: LI /'':JPI '70 sIlt OP MILLERS 5,s'r 'tic,1 Cor'plem, queer' sit? I*drpom suite Velv.t sd, a bed I mo old Call 0.75 75) SI 40 sPA -___, t-ist.r545. 171 'ant ill lU's - sIP 'ALP r-A - IL I11 441% '411 AISRICAT ION 27) £473 Concrete lii '4va,d Ps. Iun4o he-ri - I '"" SI _-. *l'Q A- 1 '. i's'.. .1, •"ti" 'l 27 if 1*-'Y5 - 411 .27 135$ M.11'Pi,fler'iand T?y2Is 5, R&R Lawn M4slntensnce II It - --5l, II Lois Mon t, ' ' 9• Oil tsLs Msry f,.it t$.'i 'a'. Cp,n an woeldeyl hens tO till 510 - SPRVlCt'SuNLmMlTSp H APi DYMAPI REASOPIAIILL PRICES CALL 171 3151 4 TN! FORfST IfittLUol. 4 •ost 0• ø' CS 115 yovi left. e m.i r A ,124 05(1 (chin - I Ili V,!4,,,I,, • I;; 4-fJ I -" GIl 1(0 lIApd(J5- Classes day venngs Greenware supplies A. gills 132 W I4*y 1)1 III 2122 I ii r,i5a,l - - -- 'ase ',in ut,'s I? ,'''vtn) & '.?'.i('r) V l)ar Is1'. tln,fls-d & ,sJiJ.-d io por I•', ton SpiclIi5b ASoang by ''-qut only Ire. intimale 721 4:14 ill tppa% 01 carpentry Inter c' I •hem,or, RIasonafale 371 4SiT 11'1 1,1)14 ( I IIA!.'ll ', ' , l-I'' - ' I - ' I ' --I III-- I I - I, - I - ' , ' A. '-'- I., J-' - o'c - 1 us AtOp. 111 A',', - 1114 (All ((I Atfl() ' - - Glass-Mirrors Car Care I Lawn Servke .','Ood, Chin IriS I t,,' ClIlbIjIl''. 12) 1741 '- - Jot, Too lIg or Tot, Sr.'All ?6YLA(451*PI 141115(1 72) 4146 Sanford I •snttscaping Manlmrss-- I. I mIVi "en, al & 14e Or"! 5 b.sr li-S this.. ,, 1;) is;s Home Improvements models, I or OPt WEST 25th ST.NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS. ()'hir'tln Plc' ii II) S Terrrm 11a.'4. - - ') PCnweuv U°P.ve'sI.i 'A m'i?',s"Il,4 M Ruin yle-'. 0 P'vttl*,- Pe-p tr(,eS and Ta,Iarc .. . si"." - 145 P4*-Sn aRc £AiflP:a ' - - t - ,, mnnerc,al carpet a$soteS,a'er ii? 'Cr 000 yards (SI i-v-a bi'o,adloons - arpe't lttt Over Irorn comr,- .rc al nstaltal,on '#4,11 sell as's 'ntilI, '! buildera *I'iOl,sAl. cost. Al 10 tcl below rtta,t Ina',: ng A,,ailabl. ii,) to 34 mOms '.rc. 5--Ome estimate ARIES CARPET III 1555 Call cnactI 00 iii per - - - I .i-e-s- 1755 I' 511 44% j- C I) a vij 14mm 5, lilAble 7 11,11,1 and I -- r C4bmes, $100 (III 122 149? ,t',', b 01) ii Bulldozing - r r r If' LIT C A I r icc u ,ri P .)rs -- ADDIT!ON$ ', 5litjlr I,l,t , sarrlu,sr I nIt-rn-, (II It?,,, Intr o, VdI ?.?'I,' (All 110155 110111)1 PSi, -III 1517? i' ,'tr Nersi L & N & SONS PlUME IMPROV(MENI5 Fencing -. 14fr'tI Itt-ic njc' A- -ts%t,tll li-S qo,l,ly mrrn.-j, all l.'(ns I il Iv.vr lin(e (0, 121 I'll Buildings COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 101 1- CENTER AIR CON 2609 Santcwd A'.,- ItI Alit ',l,( OP4 lIlA U,,' lS,tr i-I! l%niul P,.is '5 I l'-,r , 2 'Y7 Prcur'.', S('.%IflCi% ,iris rio's lioioq rrisdo itt lv & B.autyCare - ISth& PARK , drnsSQtjl(hl, *11114 Clatsif'e-d 51 TV ', pOole '-qu ptnrs-1, S S Irj, lip.-' plr-n ¶ I M AM r4d'u.' tips-' reror,Ier-. I'h 321 7(10 171 4310 PARK AVE VILLAS C Plottman Panting & DecoratIng lIsIen,Or & I 'ti'rior Ovally Work Lc.nSCd & insured 32Aji 1.-Il-rig ready In move? Sell esess Electronic Equipment R eps irs nrp.51ri Attic Insulations ISEATING PIT iON IVi risl nrmodelng All t,pe'. ,arp,ntr,, masonry won Irte r'%lrn.iItS 372 5555 '-.WlIOrcj ?'I.,l,, a! 5',j-5' LJnlmtec3 I4'd,o 5Iii S jZ2,,1iP6 -,,,,•_ Our low LAND S ', AI'PLIAN(l. All appliances VISIt Our Sales Office: Two brand new your inspection, -- Dclv..) bedroom tal,•tCtse-fI .Qapged large sr-coded lot Mi"y ,,tri% lion, less 1150 3 p,ars old lmrn.dat, Asang $21,550 Equpment Repair Electronic SERVICE -' LA'E MARY 5,45 ti's' _________- I__c ---..c ______________ I , ,. bildilioflI Ph 377 5090 2572 P,srb, O,,-,r Jfl ISA; From UNLY MINI ESTATE Mobile Homes Rent contrac bra 6 indivIduals CusI-im IsouS. plant, plot plans. I room I II I -,' i- 1.1 -'. Ii?i_iblS ',,,,'b,,,,1 I I .b,,i. 1101 7111 Oci ltUOI), -, I5l)' I I,'.SI'tO() . I -•'I PIT', ,I'I,llI 400'. Wa,,led 137 11)1, 'Lake Many - sut- Dras-Igs l-asl, dependable Appliances FINANCING If Qualified ura"c,s I ---- Ruilden.', Home Improvements Pr, 5)0 ,Iia And .' COUPLES of 'vi. (IiIltrcS(IorS Ccsmplei, PSOuS, PIit,st and Shop AIR APPI lANCE REPAIR All mAll". 'enste )?2''ida, 37)31$3e,, 4. Clsalltregnsg 4b'.,r'vri,lp '0 *0'S e,th deps-riOi-nø (hulOrO C.00ø '.mIarv, e-. (frllfwsl tL enge be-w-t't "outIng 1urnIuied Need cgms. -' "-'nl ag 24 eth rio children is' ho" *r,l or call Bob h0,s-ct,5 host RsrscP,, Ft. - Tel *-7'4 $47 S'.? Ps-glul CO-a $47 17S - ''- • C - " Prett'nge-rs Tel ,,1-o Intercom Sytlpm Nrw?one, !c er, In homeS $peakrrs in l,ir$r'd PlOtgi-,nI iIiipOs.l Pt 51$ I a 'P ec000mjcatCalI Vlcfr-- 365 3742 Centnml Ar Cond.teorsng For irrr eStimate. Call Carl Harris it IDEAL ORAFYIPSG & PLAN SEARS in Santord 372 5775 SERVICE br buIlders tub rTsortqaqe payment - For I-Hi S)Oflt? dayst We will also pay CLIF F JORDAN JOhN r i-i Druft1 811)1-Ill CONDiIIOPIIPIC. AND III AT 11411 si: I4VIC' r. ,'.. - 1 er I'.qdar. llis'.' Tandem Sit? I I It, trailie sr drop lail gate S-il) Call 173 2111 'ri1. bedroom tunn,ture Modern (ouch, $23 Upright v*ruum (VttplPte 54 lettoes Oil. Carvw'g-. cleaner, SIP Call 132 3417 (r*jySa, SaIl circe, 4 payments lu. Can he lass-i in Orind r 's'de (Suit ide v ,flvi pcpmsl. 5) (0 gil Santord Ph' 37) 7753 (.Juhl'ty PA,nit, S %mcshord A -ic .'SlT( A15(3 C( IA MART 3725103 -lIst IAp. 1707 Open Sal & Sun IS SADØL( EQUIPMENT BOOTS III vflQ, 1)1 i'?7Q ril,rn Wean. Slal at Ihe Old C olnal Westprn Shop. Il 52 1 mIt S mi DiRer. SI Household Goods i A Directory ol Experts Ready To Serve You! and ther8 will be no monthly payments for 90 95°o -- j,s,I SIrAi.jht tI.t,P , ,i,, 51553 Ii) $5513 UNITED I ua' 11,017 sisi r c ISSO $ Ofang. A.s- OrlarvA', 11t I'S I) 7, MuIr' I II) .41 1 a's A4 lilt. - Air Conditioning fi.t esrpPo isa (3 6q,l(ni-yIete. !". 1110 tile .sat, Sell ,d faSI Art) CuSS, a It a 10* cost (1415,1 ri) ad , PP treater I.r.' 01111 coil 51$ '4' Il? tli) i-'s" ''1 s,., ,,,_, - SliTA UII1IO I,fltf',!'.' J 91!) 15) IV P I 'I 194* 9i in ne5 .1PH A,, ' .s4 *-,'it 4t engIne 0 ,'rp $j P's c), $722 is-*-' 4 " RICO '"15A,A j aAA,,I ,a ss't •Ai •sl,' •*- I., -'yS. ,) ti-al ,I -, -- I 1 - KIRB SIPIOERS FOR SALE ps-ce set I'orsat, 5100. d.van. $I(Xt necl.nen, $39. II It GE fret.,, $173. girt s 29" Si 1*-mit bkp, 51? Ill 7304 IS, -- ' . Sappt..'. ''.141 -iDe lS'a • (rt,'ue ' II) I P/i, I ', 1155 0 FREE! inSurance• tAsCI. it - NIP! ,'-,trq, ,.t -n 4'."s4 7 1545 i-i-, vr,IIe't m'-p Ititots IIIrA L'in •i - lain • ,,I 37'S *- - - se-tee. 5141$ Ph 7111 .' 5/IIDIATE IPSSIALLAT 015 BUY! BUY! BUY! INSTANT LIVING ill $272 - Di9Is -- 5(•fl r Camp,esg qulpmant Ire. Petitey 4411110' 5'(,F API'( lAb,AF', c._-' b's-s Mlscssllaneous For Sale 415*- -I A AIARPAIf TV UN I T E D I) AlA 'illS 4i*V4,,! ','c{)s'/t1a15)nndritn 1vt'094t,iy ICe'iFti - CARPET WALL TO WALL 300 Green Stamp Cer tlhC.ttCS for e,'tch adult person viSitinQ Our (On domlniums this week (First vijit only) LOPSGW000 Se',c' from 4 ne-a hoot plans, cornplIt'ng soon 3 arid I bedroom. double par ages - lam It, room and porches FHA and VA. Precor.' p.e'ion prices $75,000 to 5)3.000 Ioual PievIng 1104 Ii I a-vl,j,s Al TAIl TR1,pL', L45 21)5 5$ Ii At) Story hOuti ,n 71k2 tIp 'lay 57 01 IlIrno I -1.-i .11 lit 1003 Orlando t) 174 S'uiJ - r,.d(tt Plaza OrIlr.,a Flc,rh 5'0-4 7 I-l4QQ,,,,,_, 7.3ii $igPrls 332 )57 332 'T Forrest Greene Inc il (Or'vrr?i .11 (rIp.,?, a-tb 1 , 11t ra"Pa'f43 aitu.D*-5.fS$ (4 ,.aPr. s-• PAyS t' r,e.-u - t I,,rpl %e,vpI.a 4l'se'l Ilk)! P '4y WI 777010.4 n Cisir,Fø rAMP r-,,aa ,', s rJFMasip Shi tk't &l.AeS1f LEA • (Øp,f 0 scsi mifP,ra( 91000,1 F AP$'L IASj(' F'. Ill ',itIl'P4P4T 444.11% '5* pow,?. AM FM l.r. C arrard prntSteon4 %.,i.%hUrrilil'sle, Psi,,gP WAy toSpi?iilflfl tpealer$, I ytA l4,4ifl1ts• Iie.41,hisrly 144$ •W 171) 5 'rd 'oi is, I In,, 1St Roberta & Gitman Inc'. Realtors FREE! FREE! '*ea,-,',a.,_a•,. - 54 - V I' POMOD F _.' sIr,.- ,1EREO SPECIAL St n tl,,t .-,', S26,cX 53015 ParS Ay-, Days 372 (II) - 3 beO'OOs Our I%'sIsSid PiOuS.. Ia';e sI' c'i-de ('n I-PS'S 77') ,sCO Re-ge-sc, SCI •3' 1100 95 pct Corlvrntloral Fin.incing Aiail,uble from h1, A 4I I nem'.e 1S WPI l' (0$ -5' ,)471.445 ?4!ePi 5CeS-/1 IRPJ $R 15, PR A' 155 $17% '39 11' . Applianrp - '41 l,,e r'' i''i'da-'- I /4 • -p.e; 51551$ "Quiet Living" Prc,! .-rg rradt, ViceS, tun r-5PspØ, Shag Carpet. 0-sheathediposal, waSher and Ortef, e-ilr.l ar corid'tiorting 52.21' all i'le(tr,( 5,cvi'yser bet v9 On sra!r' IrOn? lot *'?h 50 10' 5cr, r -' ,, tM r il W It CaPo Iiin OI 1-0 ' I oars I i-'I 54 000 Attune? • pcI r,.,,, A'S 1-55',: - all ,*% to i'i ur 1Cq ,) • - 14 r, II Lafrge.i..,. I..'p,.. '.'*.isr 11 15% I 45. 114?, - - III I H I ,, l-s ,'rtyl 11315% nrr)r,r)oM SI' ft s-in_s lielIlirig SliP IS ninte brand 1A( 111411 (1 F API('ll% ',I WolF. MAr ItiPib S SrQ.?* .tn 1)155 1 - .5 ,,i,it Llsting'. Wanted lot onto .1rid Investment Pioper-ty GREGORY MOflILE HOMES Sit) I ni-ntIs 4ve 315 '5sJ() " .7o - wie- II 4't A.g$et Ri".. .i 5'' $ Pl S nv -• "n .' PArtS Ar - - tf9F"1L FI'HJ - ',7 iya,labla 115 (nd bIble. colt,. l.bl. In --- .,ili Os-ncr A ittII5 I) sill 57,'sI ( - nt,, [1,l?,I,,, I'd I Ii-,rI,v,lI,i1l, 'sI S'4 10-77 557 i, j' C ill I?) 1455 ssas I? 92 No Phone calls Pleats'- for ST JOHN'S REALTY CO (O',T EMPORARY (i.. 154AL LI A, 1014 j 2 & 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes built 75.45 P' Dr BulOP 0 AA(.'Sl Ills,.,,, ',e,,(. I PIE VA I acre, (0lJfltr - road 51700 Ily os-ncr Phont i--rnlngs mo Call 3196131 _____________________________ - carpet-rig LgJled on a Olet street e-tt- r1, br-cell-s Wai'. to Ihopprig and lcPiot ba ouwn reyr.'i,,,I OII1 ti- 17; LOPS&IS- 000 AREA - A". ' •r ) be-mOorS horn ' ri a•'-i, aim central Peat ano ' - wcr' 37) 70,9 ..'. tois - .. 177411) ill At'S c-I' -,111srot-.j lIpri 51$ 14 mbt.i. Ian I Ion sale - 100 • 110. (lchr,,t • v htion Ph 373 1)00 21 4 t'i-'I% •'L" '"4 l',mmo'. Par'. Lot No Si 0la 7 bedroom, Skyline Moblt. '69 5400 down, title over Sa."o':2 tSars Leader , D Loch Arbor P5* 3 I'-r' "P bath all cuStom ,.tr as %'l' 515 53000 i,, ,, lfl 71*! II LAri,rn President 510.300 - -' 'pAl11 5 11 - -• l? by '1sf Co [tuelders ln Carl A Fristor - --- - • :--, - - ______ A'i'.U',I I I Ii it Califlart Re-iI Estate At,p Nitrcos,, Area Sic' 111) '.inI' PsSitrv,. Inc RI Al 1(I'i ''s WERE BUYING IT" II'? Tme Il-Sled Vu" I -'..' Op'enlip" •At' Iinj. -- MlcrIsIlan.n(j; r 0 e a ia - (InnS,,'. 'II I ib1igtil 31? 5472 OJrg -- il I titt Wuiti"d Ui I-','t 'II) sr'uDlC iso?' of other r** li-i 550 OC'2 ti rig O*ners movag rsorlts 7 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. YAiJnioIlA P.1,'., Orange ' S go d r Ccl ions morn VOlt,% a t tlrcokIyn Avi 01, 775 1 ,0' - Fj 1/,,.! ,,-" 'fli - _____________________ III -J r.sul,tl, r Chit for Im,,vr,1, ithe ti .- Pl"SImpsst 1 471 icr' ranch, over 1OOOAI,,-S ti lnIpmn,ed pASture Slñle hii,jti sri.' Ironlag, tefle cr1 tess I.'..',. I,, II.i 54 un 5, Ii $23,500 lii' ''"el I" aA'l ""I -st 5 s-It '- -I I)) 5)IP -'.cr brontage anvl laSts Irontsg. SeinisIp County lo(lIiOit 100 isa re-s near Sanford, ', vile state hteghsia, *rnittiicj., (owerid ..'.lts large 'vI inpi's A A(me5 Al ()manlijp ('ity All h.igl, Inc. AijsI,n Develop--n'' ill-Eli LOOP PiG ton ano.3( I bed room trame home! Wewe go' t' Hat I', bathi panelled l v ng room. IOrmaI dining room. tamly 'corn *11 l'r,place. front and 01(5 po?CheS. Wood IIoOi't and som.carpetng In good CQndl,On ctr"'a r- i-i %J.''ul3 St rat.le tenant cog -'- 'I ()i45 I'iaibl'I P I 1' - AS fIle Al"1.' ,,.l 5i''n,nolp ( sitisly I a. rrAijp 1,11,5,, Ii) at rest 45'.e ((,.Jnty high, grosjIs.I '-nccd wIth Intl ,l lnpm.j ID *(Vl'5 oem, I ølr leLiop, romrl ''.nlac,jr A. IlSsh,rP 79 .II rr-s s-hi i'IIJ"s-,, i 111.1,-a general mAllet p. se I llculrcss,s,s I , tlAli* I '154 A V A 1511,5' .51 IAIcV IMAtSI ' IlealIcs S V-4 fl1 r - - I- - - / \ I ) ) J Irtctjmp and Pr opnrl y creaqe Listings Ofterd * fl '".?l,n design CllIf%(C 10 maIn aIs 9. P.551p 55, 411 ho *alI arpet'tg i cc,lnAI air cond,ii," ' Au" ONLY Forrest Greene, Irprilt '.Ithpn t ii, (Ci 511 City-West Third n_-b and aarm rig lull :"l,r'-'g I 'sf-sr 3 bellrtsSm 'cm,? *11. ga'a;. mr cr3 ' '- i,, - ,,- I UI l,tvpstn,pnt 830 5500 1,irr 'i 5 C ufl-derssiler tienchesandwateq top Call 322-242t) Anytime '-'.A' •,- ,.' ,It 7000 19 It 01 iool deck luriosgsdrd by professional land %cap-ng Mans mstrst Call n.-,e l eQv'oped eicepf Ion regrigirator. double garage ceniral heat and .1ORQ CLOSE 115 - l's'" on' pir T- r I I ' -- .!.L____Meill,,,.' ALL BR ICK CONSTRUCT ION home on osin .5 lIlt An A'.rr S (ri-ill place ton the chIdrer '' II last a ponyl Ose? O2 s ucsder roof I bedrooms, 3 bath,?, 11s39 lamly room siths llreplace, eat us custom kItChen, loirnal dnng 2-OvAl poOl plul cOst *ltP, Or's treplace of $14 COO Ossner Ci.' .rg Out 01 10*-ri Ans.ouS tO Sell Call s 1001.' And wi II 110*' car a rtlr -,eratoc 'an ,-sPr,cedtromll$ 72'O $75300 AI i-hA t,rancfsu foal l'ouS no, - (s'i,5 J ni .-. rI - - Ifl "s '-.\ MT'.At4V -- -- - Roberts & Gilman l' IOrnpletel., r')'pped drapes l$undll&,,,,hl.' 125200 Ill Gilt I em Circular sr-sac'. bar, central heal air Small lake in rear 1)5900 All MAlls (Ill,, 1*,'. l4ghland Pine 1 ltrrn I baIl. 4 yrs old, wall to *all IAr(wl • •,s?rml he,il 4', fenced IAnd, ire.,, I - 0--. ,,-I'v-1,,ie l'',ir t,, lit -I mis-I, ( I,, *il*-, (Ps-es elf, Ill lIp - lii-,.' 1 li,ii iSsAl,ttl. -I',,,, ib ' 'sI I'-, II ,s-, 'is,, 171 (sri "rim, SIaS FIrm AIt, A Is sod Sun,Ia.' Ilileel - 272 114) - 100 MANY RI SIRICJIONS 2 "APP 0141) (oixl i Otsdil(ofl t'Al2 '.4.5's) 111114155 II 1415 ARIA COrsenrnl t ala and I? 52 Oisl 3 sears old And rn maculate' 4 bedroomS, 7 bails thinly room, carpet and drapes Sanford Avenue 'sOUR ATTENTION PLEASII' "1.' ?ts.s Older 7 bedroom tram, * ill heat ar, wood floors, Small ci - :; Iiwc'sst 14 ORAPSD NEW '.plt 3 bedrOum, 2 bat V. * 155 parir led F lot da room IS • 20 t(reir'led porch., '.il(P.e.l -- all Alt,, S c ,-,- -rr I - - ---___ii i,c 1151 il's S bedruosu, 2 1.411, 1,,,, hen ccl li.. 1iI .'At cI %,, .,s tv, 3 OWNER PURCHASED 1111$ bdrDOm l' bath tuil 4 mi-will-S ago, and now has to most West VirgInIa Home 1 maculate Has cOtral hIt and a.,. enclosed garage, COmpti-',l.' rO.iPped '.tcP,e-n, fulls carpe'r.l A'O 5 'elI t.'. A! 574 'C A Pisr Irr, Sr"i-ncl, l'4-' '-S mo,se Ml. IC? In or' II tapltar, All ,,td,lu., $7 Its? All 111070.1 SAIl s-,.'lern I - • - - -- ' 51111? 1 I hue '-iS 'I'4,I,.t lass at I aSe Silver 1.br Iltiville 51' (liE ltlo'.P,. Os-tier 171 %11i 11755 1$5I MOSSIE C, BATEMAN ' ?;: :n' - )" . Art Sensom by - - lOts .111(1 Am maul' II BALL REALTY All After A 172 7272 Lake Jennie ' - - $3) 1741 1 I.e,Poom I', bath ,prst PArlallt I,nced Artl ala Carport ililty room, flu •iv 1oct11 Aped ness l I 1fltv-d InsIde Wall *511 cIrset lisr3 t(Cwn I hall Sicise rein igfstrahor, *Ash#r t ,,siv I. Orser Take .s.'" A tUAg? PIT, I'A5"NilS SQi Ac Realty I i-Do"s'uV 127 lN - IS ('i'mlee hall Realty Realtor, 3?3 5114 Sa,sieqd ITT h- . ,,,s.q -tv-s lqi r l,,,,,s. I, ''''I S Il 2)15 Ps(,.fiIle If.'.i.. II Mobile Honies - !-r21 'niS 4 2145 Oak Ast Ill •91d III I)M(.'tsPSS - I IIt BORN LOSFR MoII In hIn,tims Saln riling (char Itt dIning mo,,,, eat in kit, tie,, - I.".eI lfs'j Pd ha(k yll ii ( 'ss'qtt$ i'l'si est etlent neeUhtwwhs,t $)) tl (51 (itt) 2 BEDROoM t..Ile,.' l5?Qtiliift.'i*sd Mss,t,,n '.11,1.,. I-ill, I', 'i'li I ISA'. Il'A,lr.,I 11,1 ".-" rid II' thOI'tili,j SI! t1 It' ,''.e-r I. n-i,t,i Stenstrom Ib-f4 house's Ion Pet Ill Al Ii'.- I limits l'ea,si ?5 t5' III 5V? "BUILTFORYOU __- Ørf De-ivoor" lt Hoot, air, 11cc_ri orpI, no pets CoflIact 7)17 stA't'!'sJ JOHNNY WALKER R E AL TV -- WINTER AELAKAAPARTMEPS 154W St II DON HOWE Highland Park SPRINGS NEW HOMES. I 'OAi R'' 14,'l--,,.,,.. A5S,', (,5II C•.' ls I bedroom homf, lull rtiurbtPied Large iamtv room pat.o nitf sard Shad, $1415 9.) iv 272 tell Ie 3 tied'oom I b1h1 7544 25M E' Cap-sari S.ar,Iond CersIral "ia? a?. lullp Carpeted Cocs-reri 'Cs'Il t-ria'sc--'; $71 1$iO _-RAP'ip CO15STRUCI,OP,j i p.I •-''i I'" 175 I?' - ,ngsbe'ry Homes 1 2 BEDROOMS ADULTS OPitY PARP AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2-543 'a". Dr - 332 liii B'a"O 'a '. '.'• I' Medel mc, Realtor K ULP REAL TV • 1 Pa'S Dr-vt 7713 7'a,S ) ----- ? .' A ' '5 I 1t 5?C4Y CB 5-n' i -i //nnl,.A',rJj, Aiij New Honies* II'sb' '55SiS IA'-,! 0)4 '541 rn PAr'. - SANFORD REALTY APARTMENTS AD_cl'! ND PETS ''-a .s r rt.ar*s At '451 'TRADES Oers . -, '. - -. ' Ir ;*as tiA* I ReAi'v fI LI.J J -- Clean iurflltPuf'C upslars apas-trisent Dow,'.to*-'s Intl 372 $4.1 For rest Greene. Inc. P5C U I D;e.' m II REAL ESTAtE S,almynsqus ne.oea M'.JltlplC IIjtlfS9, COmpute- be? '.rc. w5d r,altor atss'a'sce In crn",e Isr,-.i,t Icy S,r1c,rd •..s...,. SAN MO fl*øsc$ I73b tOn 0cm trailers IAp't 2 Ai,ilt parst 7 las'n'lp pass 3315 0fw'y 17 17 en it, Os' C722 li.11rnnm I IS Elmer Bakalla, Inc. __________________________ ____________________________ tPt.i Rig l.'l plefill IiIf We Succeed" Ill? S Park OnI.r&, a 320.33 An (QuCI Oppor'uisi?, Employer flifl,J 1(ifl IPilti. fI plmfl$ Fal' P i:: I.S --'m 7S•3 ( 2)1 lal _____ * - Wanted It',room. I bath. Ps.'icIt I - - To Rent tOnt-i lot. *or condtloned Ill ?71)24 alt, S LANDLORDS n•, be.eIg ?,lr%lt..l,d brand R Piarg Qual.tiq-,t •p0*t??? blIPS I .'sat.ng LISP 101j' Poi• or Peat a,?. Icar garage, range, ACA?tfl.'ant rentals tl?j'sMAl V.AII it' 55111 . call PAOML ('fl4% .arpetlng, fl l%.nt,r Ill titAlS 1,3 UI AII I £411 57$ CIA .l*Sit,,-d ad Pulp .'i,q I,, .'-u'. I'?. g*aQ iv baSement. ''Stop Urn .',.. "rI 7 i'r.'c.' '%P'ed S Si'.t i4li.tI "' '' '"'' "'p. " 1711 ______________________________ _____ S',hAt a t'o.'u l start Pt ala (stra .stqas and - Houses for C P'a'g•l Fiv %3S) Ititra large tdrOom%, screened O.RARx *.tt.' 9?? bar b CIJ, Dthsi,asher tO ,srn,nate dshpan cimmutng locat,co, 1 Good garage door c',neq to last Or tt.'t dq-ocim Psifn,thod ar '.i?5 lint back Check VP? one POnt M5'1't vncirtgage or ,l SIP pit s..i Or ness mortgage We PAsI CORBEIT man.' mIfip more sri (An ttll 50, RI AL I ''A' I iii A( ¶5114 atsov We arrange iInancng lO-r eu i's c'e i.a IPt horn? l rc.c r cV '(C Call or __ kl'çl- .S'• ,'lt r 'etnIli Op C A ISHI000ti SR PRO*tIt -, 55'. Itt N PA'S (A"4wtl 'We Doni Stop --------- - - - ' RAPSSI 'PS ARYS APIS I? l'tp,0 Asi----___ I Bedroom act s tctsm agupp SANFORD central Peat arid ar '.1119 Car .•01"L. rsos'rs pr,,r.'g ørapet, se.mm.ng pool, edults Cati 323 mail t, Pr-ms-Pull and part t,rn Bv'lo*- Vii? *0 rse* homes ?9.3 liv iftslssao.a', O(CI.PancP at 134 II hoist - %.nd Stamped ll Brand rW* IPIC Out 113 bOrm unIt _________ "5 QuiP close in area in Sarwyd 7CI 8r.arcltq S'r,rt 'IVies, sr, aodressio •flsiIOpe to CON 'iusa' for tanrsI,es or couples 372 MACO Pos 1t Rr,no bv?l, 'Pint bedroom, 1*0 ha" p 'i ho'5?5?C COmPIC$e *tli A? tViI 5' -. -Arpe$-nq and large two car DG(AOOD VILLAGE garage 57 0.30 % dOe-n ion LaS,M4?.'.S ShottSt Immediate Opening Phone Orlando Qua' 'so 'si- sr Ib.oroyn, cen'ra, P.'•at 1 ar II7 tr -• - A'C*5 draPes *a'er and a.'. PPhotographer ,'e si' -:- It, t- ' '.''' ' .'r-t • cop, a'nr'a M - UNSWORTH REALTY '-'"I -.. "Li ____________________ wars in support rI t.'apli.c IC'? sat 'CISC tsP?c,Pr(,. 55 I rs' S i 0' 35 CII? Oe-sred.but rspt mandators APt • 1 Apartments Rent person at pe-kOtl dI Furnished ras AND CLEAN. Ar Con -sent • 55(9. lOuD l Si'u10'-Ct C"' os.orv.o 3 bedroom. I -t baths ".-g"*as 1? P2 BeCI;-: - i- - ri *,'s Ofily edupped '.tChen, master A "IS A't5 2724(20 bed'CI- '-II *11'. -'5 £10111 GE N ERA L DYNAMICS _______________________________ iv : . *'i l-.r'r-c a'-i-Electronics DiviSiOn l.i 'x '.-* Onebedroor.' apartment r', '.r , ed Salary (orrpllit.,e (all 32)5 1 50 - uii:ijuitqix is- aj-ues & Sri . * A 'tIl'*d reri, lArgP And JIM HUNT REALTY :: •'.' 7"272 7111 ,•• ,.,,,,., •, ai ':: .'.t - Apartments Rent Unfurnished fl''er l's- ,l'c-.' '-.' SrflflsCdA't o'n.f'-Q Ii-" rsotiotsct 'o&'.e-eD oitcr manager 3 grI l5l )p,r.tor Prefn cc 1 ,ri'.00-r.g •nd :r':Cfl(e i-r.I1ing Cal kesr,e Irs 0.71 7)00 APi EQUAL PPjRt()p5ITy EMPLOCI' -______ I 30 .; S 'a.-'-,J _I ftsi S,ilr' - DPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER _______ I .2 !v.-tt 10 ?r.r.14r ,t* dcta'.c"' .O to torn, general (4I( .cel :'e,eereo C nsosriof e.t.ot credIt (.111 Ri5PrvPrs *-rand, (71 7)00 AN F.QUAL ,__ l A4Nl 1.piy us per sce- AVON To but, or bell, Cell (One Woe-sI., 0.412075 'i-flle-dp'aCl,CalnAte toe Sarsicro - Ice RuteI "' -i " - -- ROOK 1 IPER AUTOMOTIVE ------- 131N Iiel*,ard 5515 DeLanO ha 1177$ Lacal 3774711 PIaui ars los SsNns. abiel _ i, , 10aess lena I ot*al tai N aSiaasi a41 N $41ss N sal SuN Carl. Santq -, L'-t-SiCiInt *01cc Re-PIp IC' 5*0 ire ccl IP' SarSIoi-o lteraIO P. S.'.1c0 convenient class lOcations. - •-p, i.ppro,masrr 20 rw eebI Li-ply la. S car. 00 TP.'e San 'O Herald lo. 10.51, 5,aneceo sitar..tn. a,. alnairul ..tna Thousarsdsotp.oplswilh_ -------------morssy as tas p'epa'e's in the grossrs laid of inco'n. a, servici Arsd 0.0 Can you H & R Boco s .'.p.ri.ncei4 instructors mak It laijI to larn Ia. preparation En,olim.nt IS open to men and women of all ages Cl- ether ,rnplcyd (ri any heIdI tf,rd hOl.jse*te'' IluOCrit CPso.ci of days and ClatS tmes Certt,oa't, awarded upon graduation Job intaiviCers Iy$,l$bii ?C'r best Students 5.rsd foy tbpa ,rs! ,m$t,Ui', and cass iCt'*dules today IIUI4PY' Classes Start - Septe-rnter iPh 1 3tPs Cart is' -,r,, ': " t(V SanAtIed Nursing I C' - all-bc ml Canter flO Mr l' • Learn Income Tax Preparation from H&R Block Confoci th. DJ,'LLOCK oHio. nor,s1 ,-•. (all Roberts & Gilman c.-','v 4a', A'tpT0sLr-1 &)p4 7S' So Pa". Av, Apo(&a iv cail Ne2721 ii' tIC 'cia, --u!' earring polt-rilal Cal 77) 'X' V.s.an. *c'cgard Cotmet.s, af General F 000t - ,'I.'rrnal,On S lflsio-* C',-ks 27') I Pt LAYERS Esp-er-er'c.-o 'a" a.'d 'a I D'Ø'5 All 11pi ,•-r--'_,'g?,,i eta -"''AC'',? be'S:? N A PU P KA A R EA A'. SA '' '5,' S55.'Q14' 'C ¶1* sOisc-sr ' 531 3455 332 42W ISS3 Turn spare time into spare cash lt$ - Crr,%truCliDls labo'ers Ir concrete eon c'.ss'c ,rtumip t' ed..n(em,-ri' ORLANDO BUSINESS rri - ONSTRUCTION CORP an Pip.P yOu .s- -bI10 arid tra.nrsg It thi lais%t -'c 'TV,-r t rio age I'n' and 0-plona 5 net " ICPSC.OI ,-yrq- I rtpIne Ou't14t ty the ','..,te floe in ttss r'.gt'lv resra' I r' P,-ri:ric '-•,.• . -' '-; INDEPENDENCE o. .'c' ist' !Pi.'h ajt b.r .fl I.n9.l liv .'.''seltt W. liv. U n.ifl'pr 1 bUSinfS$ fl Fott%t C? that •s priced righi ar.d VPiC se lee srIl conS.dec ."ivjr tim? 'CT C5ir cAsa?, 10,tenant ".'° mrnedate irings no* "u(liancl &oo e.aiar and so benftitS CirOsided call 011 I,pe-.,ncs-O cus, need aDfrr. 9000 w-c'S'g coesC-"ons ar-sd trtsV, L*rsq4ti SIary open Loge-cod 271 SM, or 0.450722 - 2 '-: tc . cpq-r en l0 is 5' '-c'? CD'Osi-' arC cable 0" "''.O'5 Pa.d sl(at ,y5? arC '. last A IPsCQ ' O$S5 •. -, - There are aIls $0 I Cabinet Makers are •tal.b4, 'c '.ai-t -mediately. *e 157 -' c- r'a'c-' (cs.'Ot •'u•r''-s-'Arid yOu eutele' pa ' a1ment .1.wri Ir Cal Gao CAPel,, n 55..'tr PIn at (2051 M4SI or wr,eto MIs Pewn Corporation. Carii' * Construction Foremen* I' d [,L) - a' rnrcnan.c, - KEYPUNCH I - ----" eve'. .ng COid'tinn% Ac's fl; .'-.sri'edge 00 all OO'nfI'-C triO -' ;m'l cars 4.pplp ri pi'SO'l bIb - B'I - i st.r-. aSee A TflA ________________________ L t'45( ape L• ers Wanted ('"el BeloeConspa'sy CALL 834-8588 NOW Preycus rcuIaton erperience desired but not necessary 1?? ,ct 1 cx)ERS NEEDED. •iPt4.e-i(tid ORLANDO BUSINESS salary and automobile expenses THE NFORD HERALD DO ',-Q.jnemen's Owne- ope-alcis's - A? P(.'. r** 0' riear?p Lv-. 'f.p. Dodge. C.MC or FivO ivir*-St.OrSal tractor MIrage 4'C arid 1St lodOqd, tIc emptp 5ettl,-fnefs' ACf'.lA QtPrr tv,rt,ts Apprp Biog III, Sarwceø A 'Dor' or PP 205332 5041 The OqrriInbd I:' ,c.,' ynØr ,- at,tw ,,p - c' Q,aIt,,O "ogramneqt t i-ma' Ar * II train rD-u I' IP$ .;Pl U IlCO pcsiestcus I Sirs .--.' *ct'? impIp, ms-nt at tP, Sam, - 're TP.i'ce .5 rio age lint, jr )u muSt 1* wIling to 5trt rn -'eda!,', Pp, o f'Pi''ifl(p 5 '.-t rp,'p3 'u*5 e-Ø , 'OS SI' - '. • --''s.'--,. .. ponIti's otters local training arso FOr personal VA be-rv-tpi P*-s.isi apI)l a' 3550 S Orange Orlando H?? ID I Moe. Fr - 1UyY YY • FIpe.,ewed Pie MANAGER TRAINEE • .. ............ 5' - A (S '? •: r-' ara -'re-n; people 'o be I(llc..l to fi,rnPi able rrfe-enes We *1? dOuble 'u t'i't sear and art P'DrViO'ing 'nl" t'a.nqes '0 too pOt.l.Oi'ss el!'-.' 0., m0ltP55 S!roe'g national . ORLANDO BUSINESS CULL, E (, [ t ''cc' 7'apn 4 EXECUTIVE 0 ' -----* Security Guards * .s,A,C$, tents 't Sew-ct sues ConVect 1'i,I StrOup, Fla SIr, Em piO me-si Ale - Sanford, IPiurt4a, Aug-i' Sass 1Pm _____________________________ RECEPTIONIST & ARl lvi C.l r -.- p - . W OTVJ EN - 3 1or SSAIPiTENANCE MAN. pa't tw ana'•-'en• bulding PRAM , •., ('All O1 !,.?SLL O' I'C43r'1 I P4ipe' HuØue'. Ge?a-.do W A N I ED ulation Department Pairi-.i"n A.'S." I ;sv.' at Iivltit P0? and 4iokktepef5 p.ge 01* position, g000 Pap and a-ppt, in person :i se I ki person to the jrririg nc C.L'od %aIlrV WANTED I I I A .- NORG[TOWN L -Ma'., '015 0 Qoiv't 'it VDJV ClOIiiS 'c Lner Neiloea litflfl*'Ai A i-*ti$pd A $'&CId • 'TP' SExcellent starting m -'r1a'e 7:77 LABORERS lLL TRAIlS 'C' SPRAl LAWNS 51 50 P19 HOuR 10 START APPLY 1P4 PERSON 10 5*0 CANDANCI DR FERN PARs OR C ALL 1 ORE CT lOPs S 9 Vs C-'l I. 1155 hC __________ CAVALIER l'? Alit, till'? llPsid 'C Ivit ",,9i,Dm •A (nip,t.n$ ill.? earned I', - LARORERS MOTOR INN Sanford Herald .s. * •a - , liv a - -. e. .' I" tw're' '5 p''. -.if 4C4511 ' P*' Ast 4.'.''5* L'V (A" 114 :::i Cs' " E ae A I 4.1 t ." A' LI? Ih At The Female NEEDED ! ! ! •.v' - Ags'ie'.a Casselbirri cPu Id Pr .' I:' P-C SS ' i. IL' 1 *'.l'' 4:7* ______________________ - Motels Hotels Opening - CARPENTERS • LIICMArV-372 _____________________ kr.' .fl9 ct.'ldcar, fl rn p -n. rv.u?lhifsg .r.iaPt Sarulomd I'd I" 22) M District Manager Male 50 - P 001 1 9 s HELPERS PP ri pe-r-s 'o (15D Roos.rig Corn 1.111 SC "OlI RIsO PAril's II Car. toe Cli,ldren irs np Psom. Mon Fri CIRCULATION III Help Wanted ar,'r-',s es)3t attee! Call 1.72 'ocit in 9 Cal? ___________________ Mami. FIoc'd 33 tetephofl* 350 58'3 A'1.' B ii n g Results - A' . Ca-' 3::ac3 A This NEW,PAPER des not kno*inglw iCCCPt HELP WAPdTEC. ADS that indicate a preference based on age from em plovers covered by th AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mote nlorma?ion may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Cartaine Building 171C0 N E Seventh AvtnuC NrtP :0 u For Rent .1 I4iuk*?%IOl S4l1. *1 y - .e-n ' a ' ,-i- SJ?S A A *llied • " _________________________ - :4 flu%inCss Oppor?un,?.es - c - Si'4-1an. Cl' 1' 322261 1 ____________________________ 15 Male Help Wanted - - --- Q S -' C.'s V l'$ Child be sda,s FAi.s,LY SARGAIJe WE5S IL CYIO'S VAil? •V •-'i'f,bii$ed '. IA .31.?.enal I) f PiIi,i. .1? Alit ares A 1 * JVa n I ,Ads Lost and Found -i'. Sam S)pm S.aturdaps& Holidays am..I3Noon DeadI,np-13 Noon Day Before Publication - -- (,l9Al l4OLJSEORk C Redd i..a' -Oa(c'o''*' 4 MECHANICS Ca.' a line Department Hours - .- A.rgfl RO .21 4'' 0 tO 0:1' 'ACED WITH A DR iti5.tPtC 2Sc a line Wont Ad - .' -- - Psi, P Situattons Wanted 1 Female Help Wan1i Reor1s Camping i,pe -C'' 37c a line Of Copy "" i%l."r. -_____ ) I1 ________________ 14 I 19 V.A tPtti5 Pvr% Vf t.at PrpAp, ttfiefl(r.d CiC5OcI V..rk.sg (cwsd.tIOns Call 271 1411''.' c an cli.I ser ad an £Cc B.ds a', Iva.iabl. I?ito1gAi Apg I), PCI) and muSt be MflStldd I'. l ci clock * Ask for Want Ads Rated For Consecutive lnsr1ions-P4o Change - L ARE YOU 2ROU(D' Cito 13 Travel A9encles F,,,. 044 1W2 lot "We Car, FLyING CARPEt TOURS IP4C •6uVAC ot T.i...' NOn.ri r wtm Don a garage sa',' ..' :.. •a4e 20) Se -var O' tO lOeffAti •t '11 t'i I)? ra%I..ted aet -- P 0 (IL's 1 Sa.'PyO r - - (St 75 MIP.IIMUM CHARGF I.'t M',' - ?'l!?Ut,,Ufl) - lose ut.QPi? V.iTh Des A De' at uceco Oscyit Orlando 831 -9993 1 thru S times £ thru 2Stirnes ;S tm.s - - 'rn ,'-ir.f',r'j ( 'A �. I. L • i save R011 sit catwas I P. -&- I --.-Coffe* .1 , L .&__&QC1W1 2.) -qk-,r q 1% " 0. 1 ~ l It a. 3$ -~ .. ~ ~ i -111. ''%, I.Somp , can% I _TVKJLJfu q- ,qk 9 L, - - .-" ...iii !.J1 aid L_ II - _. - -, .. vommaw I 0 (aiv 7 1 ~ . *. I City OKs d Garbage Bu qet, 0 0 t t i LL ~__ __ . I I , ~ Me. ~ 1 _ ~ I '66' ~ .4 Ii.Am low ~""ea .. # C , hanges ;attf] ]arb ,* 00W Its Ili oil I lI.,nIsI 'tfl ~Ir Publix .t;i yp To Curbside 'I ,sr41 r(ir? a'1', ci,t.mit written r.; t)i ynr fly rfiiv. ..rvji. fpfltH will lie $i12,(lti Rr)4 9* JlflIe iiffl('urlt l prrje ti.ii fnv not ' ..' •n in 4,j indicated they wril4 pn4tp4n. 'vm.thtng h.f.wø (wet nni1erng the the $2M,iW ,n l#ti refu4e t4ldg.t until r,f ie "urt4e prknp and a uri.y to dart r.'t i'n,k by how it 'nrke wit. vthi S(A Ser'ire Inc., of Atlanta ( Aflin etnn.r4 %fr(ii.nnhj4r The firm. engaged in !ran. John frirr. JtiI$an rh;e ...rbage n a'ro* the nation, . 4tu1ying and (;orulnn Meyer '.'nte.l the feaihiIsty of fnrhi.. •Ippr1VC the 1295,i)4'.11 ,,i refuap ier'rlee to repIewe the 'iirtwide p4rkip Wayne I Moore etty.s ti,-, t.4 ri,!t r.queti tn Kn,wle ')fli( ial my riirhkIe ptcki,p the fIMI c rt "t'ste by rkffig 'oot M 'I raflt iI) wnrig t(o t',irbqid.' uperatlr.n iirid cronlr pcMi4errw t,lrtMiltl t,u.lg.t iir..I ii. t'i,r'ii U. f pu kup will (tit the grrwm in err.ptnying and keeping t.'te u1irli-ilds, jilt , budget to tZ7?/f%) Ther..' nn men who have tw*ri dumping wi;ititsg for i..,,pt..tion ,,f iI'.wiilc cur.'.•', by a private- way tt tell." Knowleq told them backyard garbage Into f'(,IiiIIiicl(,nerq large ontasner and tarrying it Irii,.' 1.1, lilt., lion fin,. Mwiiit $, pir ent of the rity* to packer at the curt. •fl. turtpi,l, pi.kiip ,h..r.gr grhngr ijtr.mer wfllb.. The city i paying into men at a,,. hir in dart Private 'itnint $1 III ii tn.,ntti iitfeUal by iiri,le pirkup r rn,Ite'tinnfirmir.p.rating in the t .'thk•nttal ;':irl,ni'e prvj.'p tuti,,v..rc who ?.air alkyway I ,notly in '.ld"r .'i tion of the rrainty are ailverticing fartsng fall. tic ?,iiieoI 'left. it of $15,l$ii ilty. twt.nal their re,'lenre w.ge at $1 flO ifl hour 'fri keep lip "r',lte the city fij,i.j.'ct itt, will i v.nt urn,.' U. plate their rut., 1 110 '1 I ill intiat" uric .it the uilt.y line tifi4 tpen liiflI tree1 depart. tli'i!W'i fr'iii it..' i'iti. tIther rlLct,,na'ni. who have mient limtirit to roan parker "iiiq-iil liin.l (st Mu,.t.'r Warren Kii..wle the .1.11. it I,es'n getting buu kyarrl pickup. when laborers C ouldn 'I be v.iIl hi' for ninintenon. r itral will 1* required to place the hired, thus crippling that iluiJflsfldI• iiinii at the curio in front of c$.p.irtmenVi effort* By s(1uiI)t,Il'ni I ta's.' Inn ionc •f ttn' r.'fi,.' tiii's lirr.ir..?irg rr,rt 'if ?1fr AtLfl ftri'iittcirv sill P.r, ,i'drru !,v. r Pi.ti. It. rf,,t.lIl.' ' tri.lis'( tire ii,ntair,'cI u tither ill, . r etvng rb;q rtirig • 'H a N 7W i ~J 1 "L'."i ~4 I _,rv_,,,,.fa~~ _ ~1 .,%!~~ ) -I- " I oli-""`~fol ~ - 11X'~'~' I ,•..'• ' 1 ~ Ii ______________________________________ - Seedless ______ I oTo EAI -~- G 0 N 0 , , v, Smoked Daisies........ ... ,....,. I.p.c'.d . . . . . . .. . . . . •. • • • • • t..' b. I..d S.....- 89' pic ' ',' i.4...d..Ii, wt. 0.0 Co."" ld "__'•_•___, Hostess Sliced Pimento ....... •, '' , . U.S.D.A. ~~ - I 81' Baby Goudo . $ ST A M PS! ) `\,~~~ I ., I Chunk Tuna w....... ..b..s I.. 1t...•.I - , - ~ _~ . Fin (a [)eLr PêI•S"$SI) t I ~11 6 1 Cheese Publix SIC , ~ bellied P.l,,5 DutchLoaf............. lb $101 ; O$ *...4 I..... l.,•d lid PotatoSalad......... 159 P.,. Old MilwSuk" 99 99 ' ' • 11, 'be I9c ' II..... ..... & . Spray • • • • . • • . . • • go. 1 ' I r - ~ -1 SAVIII. J!" -" instant. , I Baby Food :: $ r - ALL WA111111111ITINS.-I ' • 6 4 ~ 1 _ i 1 9 . Fruit Cocktail ........ 29' P,..',.d Ii...., Carnation Slender • • savi ii. t,n4 D.i.'..' I S 5 ''•' 1 Ivory Soap • • • • •I. •4 5*51 3, 1.1 50.). (.•p. Pipi .. WI... Golden Corn. S •• I" 37€ ISIS 155 illS, 50*....., De p Brown Beans . . . - 4 .. 1 Blueberry Toostees ......ss 39' 1.... I...' I..... 50d.. Sweet Peal .............9' (.... (n.e t,.* I.. *a•.n* .' 50.,, 25' Early Garden Peas . .. 49 egulor Lemonade , . , - 3 ,... 89' ....................... ii.., I.& Cheese ..... 'e 49 tiocoroni 1*5. 5' t.4s ................ SI Recipe Vegetables •, .., 49 69 Dry Roasted Peanuts Sof . ' I.e-,. iI..i.... Pp....I Cruco lAWI 4, •.y.SId N•51 Owly '''I, . .............. .. 59' Aluminum Foil 39-it s 39' Jewel 011 • • . • . • . • • • • b I pleosui'e SANFORD PLAZA L,mSI O.. Ci..., LANIEL $.•i. SO I I 10 '' ' " "i I.-------Nt. ti0 I' G Ii' D4 Green Slamps1 I - . . ,•, ,,,• s.,., r 12-11, Mail pad, •, •• '' 996 seminar Ili Moawsil I 4 lnl,:lAood's Sity rI)iltv1ll'5 80.(KK) studcrit.% portiograptile ri'IIuI$rnliuini ht's iuiurlu less rofi ,iiti .i ii' tit Mt ' I I liambelegbrit • ' U. Pisga _p I ... 1.. t,gIO MCA(EN_ Preach C,..Sb c.. 1191v4-iiies. Phil. 4..-.. .4 ' " "'a ____._......,-..•.__•_ Nixs.'i" it%laplilt-11 [I"- flaK around blin iguutmu amal disuis'ow&si Al lot lit I AilOcjd& I lb. is. Thornton said Seasuumis stusteniwuit ''partially'' pr.iuiia' lid thai suit but that as List -- --tin at the service question before, 'The state Iuii• 'tuition If thie cash register %t'rhlty ystemu, could j ,. s t ic k-, again, Il,raahI' the large unicluut.'d a i(hi suits for r,'fusu,ls rubber hi,auiimwr and .'uill uu after (lie iuhooh y ear starts'' if I C•ff,. fore tilt- fall term begins. house Speaker Terrell 1 141(1 to s.c Rep 'umu., i. I 't hih'i ugaiuu, lie droipt'ul by " 'api'r Wednesday uind tiihii ii ii. about bits v a' it a .ini 1 4i('kfjIlSlI I 'tic h page 2-A P I aol Glenn Miu'(;ruidy, 28, both if 'l'ullabiasv'v, said they filed (Ii' suit in I inu County ('ircuit Si'sMululs said last week that failure f 11w 1973 legislature to a; ov' ii ice st'twttult' t'ndan. gt'r.'d the ('4lle('tiOfl of $48 u,,il• lint ui tuition trouui the iii ci' ..a 0 ) SEMINOLE PLAZA CLOSED SUNDAY a % irginlal 1 lately Off Res, or Publix I Hwy. 1742, Casselberry rIced Tiiii It. 'I'lioirriton, 24. s olumui is it ri iii ii Managing Failtur ha sit) atti- oding I With $au.. £ Cli..,. I 4.a. sli. shopping .4"-.". ... '' "'p I .................a IS O Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanftwd s Hi Jthii t Slsikki 4.• II 'b I ".4, 0 0 0 048 ay' S. a..a'. s-- ii i 4WGreenStamps - L "Vi tO. 04-00111,1 Trash Can Liners •. 24.(I ph5. so~.l where 33'.a Garbage Bags e.g C 'I AlJ.AIIASSCI:, Flu. i Al' Two Florida :;tate Univt'rsit law students filed suit tutbY ° hilt collection of universit' tui. 11,11 on gr,iund.s that no lee Ia'dule had been legally c LOG -_--_'--; IS ____ _______ ____________ ".rir.er .lewis .'dnesdiiy aight ;u.nt,si it east ar'Iau h.tps total rnnsnlidatinn if ii.' 'itiei f (.asselhers'i-4 ,t.mrn.nte :prr.g.4 toil '.W.ni.'r iprngs nas' 1.''' ______ III ; - '_l , L 474 . I I .. ,,, .r j a later point in flip (:AIJ.IU) meeting, 'Minter cprtni Granville Brown, CAI.N() chairman .t.'ippecl rtirki: land use plan presented by Planner Harlan Hanson r' . mg "ft um not going to he enforced. ' He clarified h.' remark by annowiring prcsentmflnn of th. plan lw's u mean the cities 'aihl .ulcpt it. awtl, reporting on itudles he baa .'nnducted, ehoae ui'. A rrts carefully at the meeting it the CALiIO Council n t'll, 'it *1 ,. ' each ity is ç.ntftng money for services rnduit1nt iiiice, fire, recreation, ffleet muiintenumnei, cOt' Wh;rtu might be more -ffertvi' mit 'rnnnmuc.il 1 Inn,' in 4-0 . : tuned basL'1 . ________ 'Untold" savings might ue realized from the lilt,", trig one central piwr'ha.ung arrangement. and .wea writo .rumat control, pollee and fire prntertlnn, Lewis uuit. 'Could the police and fire deparflnents be rombined nil i rpartznentofpublt, safety it a uwlngs" be asked. Law':. p .itso pointed to problem of solid waste Inflertlofl .uirt . j A!4 / ' 1 ~~!_ivl - , p' ' theynlght be. He Added that 4rwthst11tlies -if the Ci%L.' ""u 'r ' . tlspal and the need for libraries. Altarnonte Spring, Councilman Dan Dnrftman .sak.eit t consideration has been gIven to seniting the study eeports ii the Br*kang, IztAtute for utapolttical evalua tion. 14w11 'laid - - ' .r-. ve'tigahiont .jxon -Itl. ''I 'sd not belhi", t' U Tuition Validity #1111, .5 5 5*51 ID. SPu'lty 1 Register or swilor : save u. S. 460"i so. Tomato Ketchup I •• !, I.id Hsws.& ...e.g Dixie Riddle Cups ... 4, 39 uin)one isO the White blouse." Fill I)lr(-ct()r L. Patrick (;ra%. Ill'-, assertion that In 1i.... 1*55 1. 5-.' •... 1 *rea - - wuth )fl SR 134 from SR - . •' retained at their present 'utes if industrial lrvelupnient a .iUowed to surround them. Hanson said. ''It is not unliki.'it' Hro cut a young man short when Hanson was .ssked TA KING their strange contra ptiuu; on a shakedot n cruise on Third Street Wedm'sda ikr ere Windy J(xti. and Kathy daughters of Mr. and ,,n, homeowners vitae consulted before the land ass plan .ia formuLated Mr" Toliv (4- timi I , f Sanford. Ttiev. put their vehicle together from an Briton said i :)1an 4 this iort could riot ;iussibi% u m'nkr 'I.iwn niuit er boards, rope, and an old sheet, but will It pass Reacts To S tIM qUt'%tiu'tu 15 riot settled be' fllt4')ituIili, 'I'lioruut.imi "tuiil lh felitlank all. 1114. Board ,,I It,.. gen t le, Etlut'ati,,ni ('i.Isi- v ,uisa iomw r h"h.i> .1 Christian iuiuu isnil F br ithia Stiu ti' thu cc rs it) Presidit-ni Stanley ,Nlarsahall Sowa' it is not a .'Iuusa-w'ti..ui suit, if (lie le'g4Ill() of lb.' ftc'. is rc)ci'ttsl, i'ucfi hidevu( stuuli have to file awl t 11% old piaying tuitions 'Ilic Regents, Senate ('rest' muitI.u, of ours .Ii'iit Mallory home and Kuiuc'u' tim l.it'j)uirlm,ient ,'ounsel 'hark's Miner tontg'mai that the iuuy be legally ,'ohkt'trd I.,lomi't Is' surprised if >uu 1xst soumit' of thii.' hugs' stonuigi' lt',tiut' liii')' tire (lit' saint' .is iii till-li ithiiiIi were dl)proce'iI II) tanks rui,s'. dotting hit' lakefront floating dowru thai rivet. 'ilii'y're lbs legislature. 11.0w, h'l'allishjsee, rfil dust to 1*' ,,ioved soon uivitt',i Si'i.suiies, I )"l'uuiupa, to knot'. l,'.i'.' lie is right. tliiruglu, hilis letting 11w iiuntu st'toIt' about Wuitirgate. Iat's gt'l on, with this' businit's'. of running lhuia great Jlai5iaml.i called today. lii' nasses, lam '1114-rald Angels' and night st4itenluent omu Watergate, William Schaffner. ('biuilruiI4in of Scimuimnie (ounit) I(epublk'utu Kxtt'utit ('ouuliiulttet', saul that e did twit hear flit- speech, but had read if ma' it spa i'r at till it County Ih.9iiocratir ('liii.iuiati Harr) K it iatkow ski sutill hit' hutul not lii'uiril or read the )t lion At least. It du'. n 'I contribute to fuel shortage. I Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr citizens' opinions. cassstberrv ,rt1cla who reumned t he L,Oooncil -'w-ent rn.*i ths and paid .a 13,'JUU .isaessment for IOeJUSIUn Ii U" planning studies, privately expressed hsmuiy that the aed use plan kws not reflect dirvelupinient in that city eve-ii 'tY. tILt ra ther shows or the must part ow Iensim', 1.' se!opment. for 1)) J) odlia 'Quiet Irulot smut hi' shiwsiut iu,'cd to stualue a siwt'ctu'' (IS l.iha)r Si'i'rttturs I's'tt'r As War I'll Ni )M I 'l N hi, I ti)' .1111 tu,t Small-scale- Ii;h1ing ('ill Am liking, ('11IC( .'.Ikwkt-,. Slows tl Oil II ill till' htu.t t't'-' 'i (hit' tiuiuerie'an air blitz _ ILtk.) uu,'ar 1' '.0 'Futsi were 4 N 5. on's e'sirhii' awet'hu uuu Water• 10115' At tin' I .i at I'ii hi I blel (lii Miami lk-ach, 1114. Nuihiid ( ',.uiseiuti.imu l.t'us.tquur. I'm Iii hth_ n itu him, I .stige'il litisu tli'uiuia to religious belief '' hit's inuuuot'tmit lit' ihiit'sti't huus t to u,uiki' iti sia's' hues,'' sail Juan 'huiiiiicmubuuiui She oval lair hushiamisi, llithisirll, tailhi '11 auuit (iou. I'tiihusdvlpliva, iutt'Iui',b Iha slaict'hu in their roollu u a iii or " Putilby tluth with •1 tlitinuls'r stiuws'rs iutu1sl> beck ,I I ourt lice liltalion lit, tilt. thimil! lsiotl> iil lower Vh i...a in lost to fruit 708. Variable mostly ,iflerook-oh lifighs houth and southruall winds 10 prutmiUrs to ha' batik uguuius ?il.mnli.s> , aunt a.- his'rs' it di It,. cxirt 'les'Iaruttomi oms sthus'tla'm *SIIIIIISII auillrovusb sit the huilim, muc phi at.roiige'r anti gust)' uiear lbs u.0 tier sIt.. it ' r a It ii In. gl.tl of Vail fit'. i't 't'qtiir.'l illiiII.illilili jII M'I i vol iiiialked out tit tile Criminal Coutts building firte un a 1,210. OW thtir togostles fore-v theiut Lu uuuke lengths prep.ur.atiians for any big tfclite .1011 i{e'Iti said the goi'trtl. 'tiesit Jbc. beIieit' UU. genis isias be having trouble finding lee toils to lilt their m .anks 1k c'L*iiiut'ti RI uui.uj.m tie. fei.'toi's c'wrtue user to Ohs go'.' eruonint north ill L'huut'i, Peith .inti rvpi.wted the pe.&'uuils are iiltrvsm1) unkupp> with t_ tempts bs the re'be'L to Impose' iu*itiiiwu.sl fanstinug sneLkaJ,, 'lilt i vion lidis twen charged itak tit thr Olt ala)ing toid isw tilt- -.Ikk. 0 t1w , 111%to I' vilt,% IN-) , thu lIlt's stimulil ni't t-sSliiiutrli( diurell> twu thai lICis555*il it'' peol Iii sc.gge'( that thelunger I'tesitkuil Ion Nol's gu'.rna h1clietsitild. 34. a (Iiiralto laclitty workwr with a record of t',istlit '.1.10*' '. .iii'i lIe', Siutse .10iwi i II' cufe'v's Oft l'tuiiau ('t'ril. 'xpiess the (whet ttii( tuiie iivas tk't (Is' tt,itiit'l 111VIII Will% Out. the V,IV41er ~ ce ,ubsid'i 8.'L'I'l ioKL': GR..\L,) .3l.'K'*' to start heunog ki(,'kbdtlt st.'heines. , Page iA pesible I i: between lack fuel oil bids to clUes and the Florida oil spill law IA' explore 'tRt:\tS L lilt' 'I't• ettizen deterinitiution to : Will " -: .1 1 'stt't't'L. t. i l'ut 7L U F.U) ii Dick 'oluiud pLans to " : rmdttti s in the top n'u uh.s 'ii the %I.tr ¼ Page toM L'wt t't SRK not the best of ttiia' br Pete Rc'.ette. the t' I fuotbi.til monarch of the Ntotil Fo.x,atb.aLl League. ii P. 1 LA Ii Ci IUVA tkath,s (tIs.v ~:-, I tta %,'ufu'd ails ('uIIUt'. .uiWttunzuaisntut Il.szuae'vve iliiv isitice''. Ss,wr $B SB , SM ~ Lh'r tit'b,s t.rs't.ssit, (but' iIitft'tiws'a tis't' ' 'FtiIi.'ti*l c'vuiUIwuut is c.'ui tt' ii i'ii iuitos gt'i.t I,i ii .. D Primitive a'is.iu.il lee t.guuigtsmlct tasod \l I )t'iu.sI,l Is sln'iluliii to appt'ar UI (tUt I .igaii. tilt Sept , and (tie ('tuengo Swu"llmu.rs s.sltl (cxlii) it has learned that State' 'stilt) hkrnsu ii ('urea a ill Ict't'ii iviii'uitl Mc'Lilattl 's tuti ighit m t'lt'*sc lIe stius fired Just SI hours ,uftr beater Harrison, an us' colic itt it lilt a long rei'iurtl, riportcdls tt'mifeswtt to the 1070 slut> tug 'if Agnes II b.etuun,ui, ithit ii simut Mm'L)unsld It) ut i,.,i htuirrgtiuu, l, was anrcate'd Mtinilsi> flu (;rdnl l'.tzk lilt)' is,i'uuts nfte'r (hue t.utulting death if F.laiise (lit of Seattle Ili .1 I ea(l'iRIIi Nrstapisa'r ti&'tiulits ciliiig umiiu*iiied police td ' lit ie*liu said hun Ismimu lust ec'sslea'.t'd to the' ()it and l.eht:tanni killings anti tie killing (iso ollwi aoiuieIl in Otis' park in the last )ear Itilotur airresta, was fri-tb b> a (iu t'uit Court Judge who cm(O (I'll ta'tiid Ii'it .hsr a itt h'h 11Ilii liii lutist ti' no.1 umu igest w testI111011% LLI(Uy . Oil illegations Vice President Sptru .Agnew was involved in bribery and el (he ini.'nii.'uni t'eibui,g waited in prison, piesstbtig his iuutee'enci in a l90 killing and imug thuat (Pa' u,'.ul killer istuht hi.' t.uught I (is irts) era uuii Puns t' 'i .insit cued Wistlicada) as Pie -,:',',-: tti..0 '. dent onclude mnibu1ance i Page •- I %-.I'll ill PIU10111 Iletill. .11KI t1w Set Bit. 13 1111les ,ocouth A 11timn 1 ,%*k',AUSV wi th feder'i& ,SEMINOL1: ('01, "lli'll" 0w,11,11.1,1ISSIO."it -w-ts Sept I public hearing on Si I milli''ni ft taAes : (ac uruniitti.'. before thet are beuiitang stopped It "aid the inre.at for is big push,'' tie said. surgents pulled back aix) there li.t' goverusimient repoitt'd the was little reastanee nt'i.'ap(ure of Kinpon. K,iuttUot, ,s du.trie't toss vi II utitles south' Fighting wa_s repirteil abu at lilt 11.1t.t. I,t.il , tilillbul lit'lit-1wid ' stain tiecupieci at noun Wetlnesdiuly. an hour .ind a are regroupirig Atki r, .suppl)inlg, unit) ii could be 'rue tII• qu.trter after the thwrtean luau, for the ('uiuiitaIituui usuili- clearing of Route' 38, whiclu rwis I'euuh. smxl at I're) B.ung (sir) ('tImIliliRil, said refugees areuuiud the oulchk' of the cii) 5 imuks It.' the northeast. But fr.'umu sire.cs lit-lit (is the insur- suiu(lwrii deft'nssi perimeter there were no big jttacP. on ( Ili('A(;() tAl" 'y' e s ' I*L51114'ssi sits,,' a group, retired to (rs ing to ii 'uke up lieu. s l..sM' (i'r • 1 Kuinaing Kantuoi and the his motel r,a.ius earl a,id oust 1 tie cuaiiibvdian coauuteumd . quietly through thus' I'resi,kuit 's i' yea that. tIle t.tIiiUilWtist., : i*'t' ,' tusuritemits are an.iblv to " .inii' un'rt.si misucti 'hi.' A Wrong Righted? '1' prompt .idsantage of the strong.'i tbt.ui he (fill last \Iii .'' ',.fill lilvilliall. trivullot" Ill %1%. es v paid ubw by the on th wl by the ' sides of l'bin.uit l'e'nhi hOot (hi' lssnLs if tin state (atuitsolituru giuvernuia'nt said it lteat'ti.i, both. .ffut'liul and ill' sigil of ,i saw Uuullffi('itsi, in l"l.urill.i to I'resi. ,t)fr,ussse sbu.sping Up ,ugalibt iIi'nut Nixuii's tt'lu'iOS.'tI SPCC('lu 11w it) tlespik' (he U S taitot'. VtsU'rgiit.' s isrictl f rom ''hue sog hi,ilt cami, acriri~ strong" ill "if he's The Loud u se plan is supposed to be valId until 199(1. rue '.:tmg leial'4 I-i-ptirti'd tilthl) I'll thl'tV i'iui', litil ,iui nu.It' hald bs's.'iiiililt usilike'l) Is, flit' 0 stilt '111W aludents' olull iterks a Ca .-v c'umtple(ed d planners'malketl tip and lown the streets -askw: Speech Whuu'ru asked to tuiluuit'iit slit President Nixon's Wt'tlncsduiy yond MItwee .*hts to be was ndieated for industrial 'tevelopment. ne land LLw plan was merofly .I 4uide ,ind ,iniy ihuw,-, t this ooil for the area by 199(1, Hanson said. In .unswer to s question if whe ther Mitwee unit Lyman ahooiis 'multi a' I%"- ''' I the question of how local .foverrinient Iflanisgiwl colors" Hanson t".urt'el ,n , proposed land j54 plan air 't'.• area .cluzen in the audience expressed .'oncern this; t _. Florida eav On come tWoug2 the pertad of heavy çuwth "u,; th flying •• . .._,;:::.:::::_. 0114 A ......... 3)'.. 59€ .............. Dills •......... Hamburger Slices . .. 3 to F a b He c Grape Jelly ..,,...,.... .. 69' I)'., 0153 25 ' 5),.... S.4 5..•.* P,.5 0' p.,-.. 3. o., .. ... a... Lemon Juice 3'..' t1lti('4uI .let't'nt'y 1.11(1 integrity in Aiiierit'uu,'' Nixon said from the tune of the break-in ' I jirt't'il rt'fN'uItt'dly to know tiuc facts and par. titularly it hwthwr there it 415 any involvermwnt by h flerald Iaff Writer "is a new level of lional Committee. said the ~~J, ___ .15 .FF Watergate Nixon 0111) obliqucl) ti.'tt'rird ti former acting ________ .. 49'eWGreen Stamps - . .. '' '''"' ' ' SS (1k' results of If the _ Mint Coolers . . C.... I P! 1.0..... • I-ab Cinnamon Disks ........ ' -" ". '. -. -. '. '. '. '----'-'--""-- $ 49' 16-' M -P ..... FFFt I sd I I13',-.i. ' ' P IPJIjJ4W GreenStamps ................- I Butterscotch Disks ....... ,., 49' ~ Nixon deplored the abuses Iii out' 1972 cu,m,u• pusign. but sail a few ov.'riealous people should 114)1 hi.' Iw.'ruiuitt&'il ' (u tar (but' rt'putuution of the ullilliOit.S .f dt'diuu,t,uI Aumericuins who fought hard hut uh'aiu for (hit' ('ari(ItlaIes of their choice ill 1972. I k' pledged t:j do sll he tout,) to ensure one if Is Raised kty s gsst*'d that the I'it'ti,lent it as a w•sri' if inv,ilve1 iii (lit tireak'in. " ______ I 'rt'tidt'nt -neither uildt'd nor subtracted 1w told the President un July I last year that all) thing tram where we were before he went on "people on your staff are trying to mortally Ott' air.'' wound you by iLsulil: tb, ('I\ .nil I'iOl. .'' ti cover Nixon reailirin."d the stand his lawyers hate up the Prok'. Garden Spray 1 I '3 39€ #,303 79cc), 5.5.5 , t .be ••••• liv. S 1.'. Kosher S Publix Pineapple SI • • • • liv, * WI.. Larg _____________________ _____ ~ 14. I.•_..._ •. PIUS, I i-lb 10 I*W51 D.Ii..( 41 .' liv, 4, i Sr quets Ii us tUnttrpttrt, Hilbert Strauss 11E r3atGreenStamps ...,•. .., : It _ - . onsolidation _______ _____ "Pr,., (ha' Watergate obsession.' U,iweiSd *r W.a.d 5O.y.rds 5 F'nt OU.k Caitd, __________________________________________ Chacoul bUs ever __ __ _________________ _____________________________ S _____ ~ . "W L.L."Sao To 8 1OI Cola Publix rgle & Rinse . • • . • • . :: 49' G • C.ig.l. D.st.i Cr..m .,. I •. .10 S... 69' ' M,t,.. P1., : ..........a Sweet Corn Sen. I )anu'I K moo) i I)Ilawais, to tto'tiutwr of thut' Setuit.' ('lIilillilttt'l', 5411(1 tie- was diwpauintell with (ha' .tati'iiieiit 4101 t,.ithc'recl by the President's remarks that the rtinnHttet' Was uite.irlw.t it iittlliatini: Nixon I l)('iili) tlii .'nti ,u I,, Os' true,' iuuiw., *. " C '-- _ _ ____ _____ rwwspape'u .. 'aunts that suggested a cover-4q. National Cnuririiittee, called the apeech. "('t('dltJlC was convii ed that theme was no ('OVC4Ip, aral ver rt'.isiniabl,' '' lie said he is convinced because I was convinced that no one bust) any• ttit' i'aiicricari people want the country freed thing to cuvt'r up." D.el.I R.0 I)... 39 Hair T,II.. . " I . P.... N.....I t). I I..) N..I-,.-N.I# (;turgi.' Bush. chisirunan of the Itepubhican 59' : 44reenStamps E.... . - __"""___- Bell Peppers • ....... .2 ... 23' q A!S*di 011(1 (1w world, 14 Crisp Cucumbers . • . • • . 2 •. 23' Cuban Sandwiches • • • • ... 79i statvnwnt did not offer he siuiti __: __ ___ __ ___ pe all fultire preiidents h% inhibilini: conversationil l5'ttt ('Cfi (twit. and lh.'.' lli' hak to for uuilvlri'. .., p..,.,, $I.I,... 4 . R-` _ Cooking Onions 0 Bennett's i ' Tasty Puddings II. " " 11 long-awaited well*. 5 N. I 0.0.0,4.i A.s•fl.4 , I.....a.4 •., i •$P -' Tasty Tomatoes • S • • S S 29( ' ... fee. * :! 1 JWGreenStamps . e -.-.......- Crisp Carrollis _______________ _________ lie said he depeniled on Justice Ik'partiiicnt rebuttal Watergate questions lt has not been uii) irlteulticri to attempt any such coruiprchwnisive and FRI investigtitins ant is.signt'ii Whit.' house ('(uunM'l, John V L'ari Ill, to monitor and delaikd response," Nixon explained Sen. Barn Goldwater, HArtz., commented ttitut those investigations the president's address "dii not add anything to But through (lit' swluiiut'r 'if ltlU, Nixon said, he his other speeches that would tend to divert (old no Whiitc hliuse ttueimitwrs were insuspiCion froriu him," But Goldwater said p suppor ts the ('resident tie his appeal for x'olvt'd. Ana'r.sni to recognize dangers to (ha' ('ountry "1 trusted the agencies conducting the in- , TEA BAGS P..1041 4.. $.t•s I., "•. " LUZIANNE . . SSS White Potatoes • a, *.".. Cans SAV l...p •.,,P.5.b00 Apple Tall Cans U S N. I 99 SS0 1 , ..,,uu., s.... t' . .. i I ........ It f , , ,___ '48C 17 i S i...' Up. 1..'S. C...1... / Sunny Slope Poaches .10 •.. 79' D.is..... ,,..b..M.l. Ham Salad N;z.in's [2vut Pdut. Ian, Sugar '.sE ill 01 BOW r. Brak)ast Chub P iiblix Bread _J I I - t,.-. as • ti 's.i ------- Evercan. Publix I..,y btbsa.d'IP D.On.w, 1..,5M., ) I . ~ :A Milk Sr,Mtast Club ' ./ e; i4l4U IO.pk. ,. I I __________________________ _____ I flstq.st1sS.muu5stiscqiamw'.iNJ I' •., ._... , . ii '. ' ' 0 p, l.'.. -' , o '"1 '"•' II I I Cottage 1 P.?S• CSUi?IS I A, ln%_ ~. i E.M eve I i.- . 1/2-oz. Grnamps P! I STAR-KIST LIGHT MEAT . fir (1w 'i'aterg.,k' brt'.ik.in," Nixon's ruitionwide television and radiospeech and acconipanving statement .ieicnded his cf. forts to learn the truth uhout Watergate - the facts of it hich 11w l'resident 54)1,1, 1w did riot learn until March !l this i ear. lie ctint'luled it ith .1 plea to 'not stay so uluiret) in W;ut.'rgate that we fail to respond to that kui:.s it surpassing iii ipiurtant to America and (hi.' it orld.'' J ______ ~ 's''r lur.'si(tf'nh$lI tapi' tutu) toilet) to disclose ''(1w slightest iit'rxv., (lust I had nfl)' knowledge of the planning ___________ _______ ______ WE ACCEPT Iii torn Senate Committee. But he said the Senate Watergate trIIUiiIttet' 53 s• 71' tj*'t'i'iirii rut .r '' Fish Sticks • ••55SSISISSS Pb, 59' Muenter Cheese ..,,... I ti" 89 p5 0 S S S I S S S S I I S S... Monterey Jock. . 11 1 4" i ____________ ___ (- P.. I..,,. $.•.'e l•b•1 I S., P..I , 53 1.1. I.4...4..lS, W..peI P..gSø..d ()I •.sI It, Fish Sticks S.... • , • I 'n.e P. S, Half & Half Cream .... Sliced American ....... ; • C...,.. F!shStkks-............ ::49' 1.1' • 89 Fish Sticks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • C..,.. III Cooked Ham r.'iiue for the rest of us to get on with the urgent t)tL',itWSi of the nation.' Nixon accepted full responsibility for the actions of his aides 'because the abuses '. curred during mv uuhninistr.ition out) in the t'4Iu11ituifl for 111% rec1e tu'in '' lie 41151) ttefenitet! •l....b.... ' p.. the courts %there the questions, of guilt) or inflX'CIk'C twlon'. N i xon said . ''11w tUne hits nnki he u.ni.w lit' Iuikt'ii in fi'tteral i utirt that by relieistrig i4,lH WAS) liNt ;l'oN M ' i'. 8 not lfl% olveil in the Watergate scandal, ret'urmliiig. ,iiuiih' if toflVt'Is4Itldlfl% UI 1114 iiftiii' uind on his tt'li'l'hi.n.' 'the ,',if ilIetlti4ilIty of (hi' President Ni x on has uIplwallMI to the nation to let the .'.*art. decide the guilt It or iIlllo.i'flt'l' of in' ti((it't' Iii hi. I t i'sil.'iit wii,iui uiIw a) s (a' suswrt ''that is it Ii) I slut. li.iitiriii' (1)1)5 )$N 154' CI fort iii uhu,Is involved. it hit h it .rnl.l set ii tt''itrit oust would tnipple 'The (line has l'OhIIl' to turn Watergate over ( 9 ft Regular Margarine •.... 'lie 49 %&vU I,. S,.Sa? i,., English Muffins ......... 3 ... 1 , ,.. • P..s......d 6S 1..,..4.. Beef Liver PI.t•ss 1, ,' 'Gate Involvement •isin'it reviewed, apprir;eil md writ 'n .'stL.hle the pr;nt.l'c Cnmmi4nner to .innthr t.udget A MeCLmnahan aho a Ipprer1 n wt,nn ommia1nner itir.i going to a franchise, pointed out .& year from ,on •iltntnc',l that ''..'n 1' U'tir' ;r't.gnr4 nr fraru.'?'uitnit'' it 'aitit h.,uth.'r if , ' blix Pu t. Fn Ou it P. '. Nixon Disavows Publ*IX operation Xnnwl told rornmainneri meanIec however, that the iurvey ('nmm;t1ner iet; the ckvr reulta 'mnt P.. available imbi Wen for conalderirig .i fr ." Sept I 1t the tiite the rhI p later in the tndget v";,r cot it.. ty raaiget mtiit # onr' the iurtey r..'ultq or in I t'n*ir.m rvc. .uin 4 3 $ IA _______________________________________ ?fl • _______________________________________________ i F*m • FOR _ -i , • Thursday, August 1& I913 - Sanford, FtorIdt 327/1 65th Year, No. 298 Price 10 Cents I • I ___________________________________________ . f% n , ,~ ID UU ~U SP , ELLS • /fl ill.' . . jumbo --I - 1 14 II... l \ I r) I G I IV% \ ~_ - - I,. rr ia Pickup SB tA Stocks ,. .i 18-.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/3357c14ebcb158004d01a2c1953874c8.pdf af5dac3b9abc09fd6e82dbeaca13684f PDF Text Text j4 - stop I1 1 1 ; Wishin For Money! Sell HouesforSat flume find acreage on Lale Jet-sup for sale byCWA Phone 3fl1356 Lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath custom ho me. sodded lot,nice location, no City taxes,Ux 32 pool. 151.000. 372 79 I ( I" LIKE , I garage sate with a low COSI Mobile Homes t l3SSified 3d! TERRA ALTA 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT Listsnç Wanted Your ChOICe DI the following for onl y 51i500. (Includes lot). All modeti include 10 x 30' raised patio an screen room, driveway. sidewalk steps, carport, utility room, air_ condition ing, central' It Rea l Estate Wanted 37 SUBDIVISION land scaping and Sodding. I -13x' Crescent, 2 bedroom, fr on? & rear, I'.i baths, modern furniture. Gas furnace and stove. 2 door refrIgerator, Situated on Call 373.7495 St 04 Household 48LlstIiWanted - furniture Total electric. 2 door frost free refrigerator Situatedon 61*117' tot. l.-13x70' Suncr,st. Front kit chen, bedroom, I '!'..,rr hr' ff bath mftn fur Call an ACTION firm. Forrest Greene Inc. Realtor, US 33. In Classi fied led Ads. (901) 715-1777 now or visit Terra Alto, U. S. Hwy. 17-92, DeB.iry, Fla. 60* 12 Sthuu, 2 bedrooms with 10 ft. pullout section in tivtnç room, 50' 1 100' lot- Leisure World Mobile Home Estates. Ph. 6 10 1 aft er 6:30 p.m. SO French Ae 3715200 nclude'ti, 17 sets headphones 1$ each; radio headphones $13 each, 11 tape decks $20 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES UI each. Also available misc. speakets, flSR turn tables, .IVC quad set and Garard turn tables.' Inspect and tesi at 3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 5395791, Hr's, Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to $ Terms availatjl,. 311313E.Firt5I., fluifl1 Discoun t We'RE OVERSTOCKED . Over I1 rflcj(% t chocs from! AS 1GW AS -U5 Ask about FPEE renti H*y 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estat es , ml north of Hwy. 434. 534 2770. 10 Bank Repossessions, just arrived. No money down. Assume payments, frum $35 'jp. WIN. rf-4 Fc TER HOMES. 15 1 S. OrIan Dr-,e. 3333.C.40. MoIel home Bank Repot*eis.ons, IS to choose from. 131-3323 Two lots. corner 13th St. 1. Myrtle Ave.,. by owner. J. E. Williams. P.O. Box 355. Loxolsatchee, Fli., flog. S hcr* ranch on paved road, 6 miles from O*Lnd, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, FL, room, central air & heat, fully carpeted. swImmIng pool. Entir, acreage fenced with back yard fenced. 2 wells, barn and vrkshop, landscaped s.2,000 With terms. Ph. 904-669.42I3. mattresses; 3 Chairs, dresser, portable TV, Golf bag & Clubs, tires. MIsc, 7300 Park Ave. BRAND NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch sewing machInes, 60 pci, Ott manufacturer's liSt price. Inspect & test at United Freight Si,iles, 3550' S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. $59 $251. Terms available Hr's Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. A&AtTI.AND FLEA MART. 1541 31 Stenstrom 02. Open Sat. & Sun. 9.5 Highland Park EXTRA NICE CORNER LOT on 74th Street. city sewer tap fee Is paid. Water also available. 14.100. Lake Mary 'vE ACRES now available for 2.503 Unimproved. Could be the 9 Living room lets (5 piece) UI: 6 love seals US; 13 sofas $11 to 13U; misc. chair's, recllners, etc. 21 bedroom sets $93 each; Ibedroom sets Modent I Provincial) with bedding $129; name brand box springs & mattresses $45 per $et. odd chests & night st ands vailabe. Inspect at United Freight Sites. Warehouse Outlet, 3530 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. 1595291. Hi's. Mon Fri. 5t9, $at. 9 to S. Terms available. year. and Used, Freeze, Washers, Refrigerators and Air Con- ditioners. GENEVA HEATING J. AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Orlando Drive, 323-5434. 53 TV. Radio-Stereo STEREOS REPOSSESSED much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for $429. Pay balance of $ItS or $I50 rtonfhly. Phone 647.1577 for Ire. ho sw trial. HALLMARK. 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. STEREOS SEWING MACHINES SUMMER SALE iuv locally and get service, Singer Golden Touch & Sew-Si?. Necchi Zig Zar,z -13$. Circulating Oil Heater, with 100 gal. lank. 372907 after 4. Mayfair THREE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL Lots. Only $9,900 for the whole oackage. Don't hesltatet Call now. 1$' GEM Camper, with 10' x 13' 'screened Inclosure, 1400, Frigidaire Washer, 13$. 1105 Court St.. 322-4120. Call 322-2420 Anytime STEREO 56 75 65 Miniatura reI5tered male Dachshund. 9 mo. old., all shot's, 530 373*159 36 wk. old miniature full bthodej Dachshunds. $30 each. Call 322 46 2ft Irlcom? and Investment Property - SANFORD AREA Commercial budding, 30' x *2' w,tr.i air conai.oned office Ideal for storage and but*ts.. Lot Site SS, a 710'. Call Bud. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY OF SSHASTA ................ v Travel trailer NELDORADO .. ..313 Pick up camper, fully self contained. ??ARABIAN ...........'.117 ifs }- ri. - J .- Roberts THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES Toy Poodle Puppies $50 3225*06 This NEWSPAPER doe's )nowlngI accept 1531 hfEt,P-WANI'ED ADS that nt3cate a preference based on age from em i'ts'ers c.ovred by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT trry ob!,a .nito 1cm the Wage ruffic,at Pm JQ9, Ortan4o Pref. Cir. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr P.O. Box 5024 A i;,j' Ft.-i fl6C Full tineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2572 Park Drive, 377-1562 Orlando (B.tw.an Holden$ Michigan). Hivri 94 Moa.-p,j, Sat.'tIi - Wa nI to Sell lome4hlng? It " s -investment in a Classified Ad will - bring result's. 411 1 111111111111111, Beciuty,,,Caro - ---11'. IOWER'SBEAUTY$ALON (fotmerly Har rielt's Beauty Nook) 519E.Pin,,372-$742, WHOA. Don't throwaway useful idle items. 5411 them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 3 77 . •sr,d asking for a ___ friendly 761. AdviSor - - BuIdozg Ceramics "& HI A CERAMICS 41 F (cliry t..vi' , antorcl 321 0561 - WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - Repairs SANFORD- FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION Lawn Service, Odd lob's. an Llgpif hauling. Tremblay, 373-777, . Pet regularly. Fencing _____________________________ JACKSONS CERAMICS, Suppfi s, kiln dealer, 10 5 Clos ed Thursday & sunday. 372 lal, M-t iI Z -. - . Pool Decks Chacle's Below Co. 37] 4575 1l5 "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert repairman f rom today's claSsIfied -- GIsMkj',', a bath Remove '-. ) Panting interwr, eater Of''jr niture repair & refinishing Licensed & bonded. Reasonabl,. C- aries Seals 323"14. ____ Drywall &Spr,j - - a ClassifiedAAdsmall wiU - Wallpaper -. 377 1734, "Lake - ------.-- r- .U'.j ______ - __________ ' '-'" ,. _______ T'LILL ' '• - 1, V " - A f JOHN MORRIS Catching it - - ''. 1' . '' , iicuiata, and city Ilc4nse t..igs' "Most people I've talked t don't think we can enforce a ct leash law," Commissioner Julian Stenst.roni said. Mayor Le Moore, who was awayonbus1nesstrjpswhethe ordinance was authorized, said, "I think we should be concerned with stray dogs and cats that --'- __ - . - - - , ', ' , "I've been catching it over cats," commented Cornmissioner John Morris. "I'm for exempting cats from the r leash provision but requiring I 'L - 1 iii / _____ - - - - ,, I. Z_J _______ AL - - ______________________________ - , ____ ____________ ____ - . FUND vit'vt . ) ." ________ Top (I to r) United Fund president George Foster, United Campaign chairman Kenneth Kienth, and United . .__ I - .; _0 D, ___ . ' _____ , f ' - - ' - arge Bus rivers Go ing o School '.. D 3 ,. RN jn'ict- ''.'rt . . 11 1111 1116 IU C, . ., Leaping Suspect ..................... .'J larger, purn, iprinkers Watrrcondi,Ins,3fl 4410 707 W.?nU Si. '- ,.. ---- ._ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STINEMACHINE It SUPPLY CO. e . - Well DrlIng r.tc' FF c i __ __ - UNITED ' - ' • fr percentage 3734432 .. CALL 32,,-261 1 , ii ,i> ' ' y ,. . 4i - r' C " - -' 1; fe I1jus ' 's'ki.4 '-- ' -,' . .. ' , JV,' ' Commercial F ree Estimates. P1,3736573 ADCOCK BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS S'n.lI Job's Wanted I- - - - and Gu'ier's&Down Spouts ./ '/P -...;.' ' ! ', JI I-. Profess aonal Wallpaper i-longer Licns,'d Pesid.n tial Cuitom mad, screen rooms, car. purts. Top workinanspilp ... - I ...- - - - G '....- LEACH A1UMlNUp, FABRICATION, 373-1613. r I .. - . *iIj()j$ Federal Grants , . -.1 Hanging" __________________ n'atpr.5i5 ,. - ..- 1.I.1 \ - - Advisor _____ Can't irnagln leashing dogs but not cats "I'm quite sure we'll back off i" on leashing cats," CorninhWoner Gordon Meyer siId today can't imagine how many people have been screaming about the cat leash /-' .:'-: - ttttj* - ,,.. your tops, to order. 7737345 or Quilts ma 775-3336. -- Want to Sell something? - .)wa -? IJSOfuJ ,dlc them Quickly with a Herald Wan Ad by calling 377 2611, end asking for a friendly - 5ewin hanS, on lnV%tment In br ing feiijlts EL t.OIt[xN MLYEI I IV ..', Im ..L 11 - 3227611 or $31mj 40 tacked on - = - - i-.. - Roofing Quiltiig' / tapes Clean walls, patios, roofs, free ti,, _f, pac Spra Klean 3270297 eve ____________________ Let oaeofourfrIendlyadvlsorshelp oIJ word Your classified ad. Call -' - Rob ers , -.. . 4c:-ai- ' New Itlingles by squj Paintlng....Inte,ior& exterIor, with air, or by hand LicenSed & repar's, roo fs Panted, fee fl-%,rP ts'si 3?ifj2 rsperienceU estimates, 323 0794 _____________________________________________________________________________________ ' CONCRET- E - PATIOS ---- love milw, Protect pant pre-, SENKARIK GLASS 4, PAIN1'CO. 2lOMagnoua Ave 327.4673 *00_________________ French Ave., 337 COG3URH FENCE CO. PH. 130.5765 ) Pressure Cleaning om .-ii'L'' ' _ , - 1110001100111111111111h your f -~ - - - --111111111111111111 i ái " . - k"I with a ml - ' - -.; p-rn. Animal Hay Groorn;ng and Boardng 7225157 fencIni We install best q'3!'ty fences, at; type-,Fast Tjrner Fence Co. 373 3151. adst -. I .eed _-~ .. if " Care Grooming- ~ _~ __ prelirninar> hearing, if gran i shake on an inilpurtant deal While Reed also denied a tt will bring out medical E C P.O temporary injunction designed evidence that no c-rime was ____________ - the success of their . = I 'I. , • It to free Geter until the issue is comm 1. campaign drive which starts itted because the "single 'a)')U U I I I U V By John A. Spolski I I settled, the judge did agree tO blow" " today. Unitas said they J -'- reported in the case I I .. hear arguments in the near could not have caused death. - would play the month-long Rep. Vince Fechtel will be in future. i'. campaign Like a football - prepared by Group Seven, Bill c A s s E i, B E U t y Muldrew Monday ranted a our area again, with one of his ..,jj C' match, dividing it up into According to Burns,court an motion to secure tapes from the Applicatlonz for fire separate harper, president of the popular "coffee clubs" - . an August state supreme four quarters, during each of 11 and jury 4u indictment fed eral grants ranging from Atlanta management conopportunity of not only meeting ruling that preliminary , which they hoped to collect 'Ti proceedings, me Burns Id park land acquisition to sewer sultant firm reported to the city the man, but also the ideal time hearings must be held ."r'ç,1 ' $25,000 to achieve their final , t plant expansion are being council Monday night. 055 to catch his car with whatever warrants signed by the sheriff was designed a''---'--'-, goal of $100,000. Below, Bob Estimates have not been !" some person or persons the local problem might be, -H-'- -and the states attorney should - -Morris (right ) accepts a completed on the total money Vtednesdi) Pit will be ,it the bC extended touls(r grand jury committed perjury b fri thl plaque recognizing his cianticipated Ma>or. Bill Grier grand jury i Longwood hotel from 8 to 10 indictments : forts as 1973 United Fund b said today. He added, howcser, a mu and later that same day, The grand jury acting In its "s Staley would not ullulent (fl president from Jack Hornet-, , 0 to $150,000 is expected from 21o4 p.m., F echtel 55111 be prosecutor's role is not an the matter, sa) ing his Seminole counts United for parkland and open space at the holiday Inn in Sanford P*" unbiased body, and Is a arm of office would await Muldrew's Fund president R e ma i n $100 00 acquisition Firm data will be It's open to the public... free of the police and the prosecution," formal order before handing st'S I available on the sewer system charge he Inter said. "Thus the flIed the tapes over to the defense. A I grants when feasibility studies art, completed. "I amme we I will be asking for $1 million to 1 mw $1.5 million for the sewer F 1{O1 THE MAll HAG MARK Vt I- lNT' , Wt system expansion, Grier said "When I first read your Around . herald Stall Writer me most important grant & t hec1ok column concerning Ithe tennis match between Billie ' TWO f middle-aged men effort for city sewer system into a T Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I . w earing w Opp) hats. held B11'~~!>13r wondered how much you know , . up the Dollar Prescription store regional faci li ty to serve the areas east of U.S. 17-92. about tennis. By IX)NNA ESTFS On the other hand, the Larger average of Orange. Brevard, V Applications must be submitted "Noss I know very little" Herald Staff Writer t M nda d fled / increases wanted bs' the drivers Lake and Volusia Counties. bag of cash ad8rcotisince by Jan 1 along with feasibility It was signed by F..mlua . would make their salaries (trace Pixkr, president of the . Spencer. a hall of bullets seminole studies being done by con_ 7 r The Seminole School Bus unequal again compared with drivers association refused suiting engineer B C Conklin ___ k- , __ C d Drivers AsocIatlon -salary non Instru(tIomfLlj said rcnnd ommnent on the meeting I-'unny.. . but for a ssliile I'd " Funding will be available by cociuiiittee decided to carry its Layer said. "W' 1 1 recover d a - ;--:.directing inquiry to Layer. Mrs. base bet the note came from the F next June or July, Itaer said, fight for more money to the Ford with- bullet hole in Eula Scat, who has headed the ssonuin commentator of that winlstu Conklm'sstudIesare 25 per cent school board Wednesday night C Id at an a rtment i.,, "-iif,, pa Layer said his recorn salar> increase fight was not complete infamous tennis match acid- f complex on and at Lyman High School after a rn(ndations are based on a pay available for comment b -tongue Rose Mary Ca.csals. conference with School Supt. W. ., - . believe this was the cur th,t Index (i#'_n:, '-t P. Layer this morning failed to robbers used in the holdup, United Mate l la nk r ea c h a coIi1protlie. 1 ktevUve Robert Kunklcr said. Area deaths ....... Seminole Vice 11rez Wayne Police said the bandits who Bridge Layer, admitting Inequities 6A Altwrt called and said, "Don't were armed with a .38 caliber Calendar ......... .. aR exist in ttw &ivm sialary CLAMPING DOWN ON BAD CHECKS (eel too badly, John. .,., also phttol escaped with three Classifiedads.. ......64B schedule, said he will r"-Gn)bet on Riggs (and lost.) Q bottles of hard narcotics and oi,is Comics ...............7A Atty. Abbott Herring and )aluosu mend tk board up beginning Thanks, I needed that, about $1 In cash. Crossword puzzle ..... SA driver's pay from $2,240 11) Cham be rs Commerce committee chairman A suiei In ts Sept. 11 Sanford Zayre's Department Wayne, The recovered car had a Dear Abby ...........SA $2880 with lower Chris Elsea examine bad checks passed in the Store robbery literally Jumped Into the arms of waiting lic'e'tse tag on it belonging to Dr. Crane ..............6A raises to other drivers, police Monday. Sanford area during the past two months. another vehicle and the in. Editorial comment .A4A A He said the drivers hossever .'T Spcnce' Green, 31, of Orlando, is currently In Orange Concerned merchants met today to discuss - tilile , II spection sticker evidently Entertainment ........'/A are insisting on salaries County jail on IL000bondon a variety of traffic ways to deal wi th the escalating problem of bad illS weeken d, 1WaHI)ne charges after belonged to still another car, Horoscope ........ SR identical to those paid Orange his Ill-fated leap a from second story window World Vim IA. ce:Cur'lsing t:I*.Ir Into the lap of a checks. Herring . Kunkler said. Hospital notes .... photograph b told them SB o r startled Orlando patrolman, County drivers and a 3,Q'%5 ,., second anniversary, ilt IPublic machine or The robbers entered the store uuuiertoftees .. ....... SB e purpose o reco d ng ii starting pa y. According a OiiCC, Green was the subject of a three. it stc just yesterday si. ssirc While there were customers Svicty .............6,k who passes them a d the identifications the Layer said his recomcounty probe into the ,0O0 burgla ry at th e Spor ts la!e and said, 'This is a 1-313 used were the best way of obtaini mendatmon can be funded Boulevard and U.S 1742 store 6. In the itive 10 Million visitors"coining stickup. Give tile all your statt _'............ 1. SA premntly adopted budget if the Police saild some of The loot, including a dmtgun with tb,e identification of persons passing bad checks. Central Florida; anti after money and class A narcotics," Stocks .................ZR Zayrc's tag still attached, has been recoyerej. They would school botrd approves the pay (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) the first >. i Sheriff's deputies said. TV ..................7A raises, not i,&y If more are expected. 4P request Only. Free estimate, 373 _ ç k bearing, Judge John A. Reed Jr. in Orlando budt rlcaned & edged to per' friction Specialist. M0*ing by Ph 337 $313 Concrete taken for routes in I ssue 4 Shrubs. trimmed & shaped FIO*,t' Electronic Equipment Get cast. t,cr; ,, to.tt'naII it) t trr' 1`1 Pta'.. Ow CY ".u,\ D,ir I classified ad for results ,f Nfl's. Sell A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT being TV Home Impi,yement'j" _tIQW WITH,,A CLASSIFIED Can Edgirlg.0 _______________ draft and noW ttfure Fret Elt,ReasonablLAtt.r - NO LONGER USED CAMP1P GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Mowlng, Landscaping. Hagan lnsul&tlon, SANFORD" Landscaping - Maintenanre HEATING It AIR- CON. . Commercial & ResidentIal If you have an fly@ for real value, DITIONING, 2609 Sanford Ave., you'll eye the classifIed ads ri- ChatlesB.lQwCo,)fl4, 377 4)90. Warehouse OvtI$ located ISSOS. Oraeae Ave. 11 momme Hooks "mks Garden I Lawn Service TV's, *IOflt uipment, S S tract tape p' yer, FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph .327 . S7O Attic Insulations table-s 322-IM. Ph. .$ Pool Table taking up too much room? A CI,flslf li-cl Ad will find it a buyer. P4.1* i$4 Service -'-' MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 372.1348 S.u'ifurj Plata al M usic Uriiimited--.Ro Shack ausic each STEREO SPECIAL 700 wall. A *400) Garrard com panent set. reg. 5.4$, new only 13$. Also available speek, headphones and Garrard turn. Lawn [lfrt,pJc EqumenU .Rpqlr item's quickly with a classIfied ad! S99S New '7.1 Singer;, 159e5 German Shepherd pup's. 6 weeks old. AKC, extra good watch dogs Bennett. 172 3862 ' Getting ready to move? Sell excess Name brand vacui'ms, S49 9i & GriffisLand Clear ing Excavating 8i, Grading. PP 37) 1717 or 372 624 .3. day or rile contractors & individuals Custom qfl• p's ptOt plan's, & room Ph. 830- 1738 7 Spanisn, Mediterranean, French Provincial bedrm sets, $79.95 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to choos, from, $55.95 to $159.95 Land CWaring IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE, For builders, sub 1111111111111111, A&RAPPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service 11111111111111 -• Drafthg For Builders, sub-contractor's. -Complete House Plan's arid Shop Drawings Fast, dependable, erorion,,CaI. Call Victor-365 3743, Applances - Kennefs. 327.S75, ' __ -- 0 11 -0 a1ute Licensed &iriwred. 32)3144. .__ __- 6=0000110001 - - AppUcntions -5-- Central Air Conditioning, For tree es timate, call Carl Harris, a?' SEARS in Sanfor d. 322.177). -. c. Hoffman Painting I Decorating Inferior & ExterIor. Quality Work. Its! Boat in the way' Sell it fast and easy with a luw (OS! clatsilled NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE & Gi lman 830-5500 *30-9202 Improvements )lorne SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL373. BID AIR CONDITIONING APIOHEATINGSERVICE Easy financing, low down paymeurI. NEW WORLD TRAVEL Hwy. 17 92 Longwood 534 94 71 .'ur;i.ii this " other *7.97 Lillian Campbell, Assoc- Concrete111111111000000000111111105 000,000011111111111111111 Ph. SJ09117 EARN S35• to 70. WEXLY fl.'.utfu! I - Cond1t1onbi BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty. 373-173) after 3 p m. CASSELBERRY h- Air A.C. wts, AKC, wormed & shots, $50. Animal Haven Grooming & - ' L ordinance Oct. 8. Last week the conun instructed City Atty. Vernon '.lize to an ordinanc' making it illegal for dogs and jj-. cats to roam the city without v'".. thdrstrafflngon th, set a work session Oct. 1 with Mize on the proposed ordinance S.u.iiunoli Circuit court still exists fur a preliminary Judge Richard Muldrew, who by an unbiased body, set an Oct. 8 trial for the yc'ung- to determine if probable cause Even as Samuel Geter ster. exists." remains in Seminole County The Seminole Grand Burns said the significance of Jail today, the of the 14.- indicted Geter in the Sept. 5 his argument is that "del i. year-old eceused of murdering death of William Oglesby, 1600 dants ill all criminal cast . a 12>ear-old schoolmate has West 5th St.., Sanford, after a including misdeameanors, become what may prove tobea light near Sanford Middle be entitled to a preliminary major constitutional Issue on School No prehinlnar> hearing hearing, and may not be bound grand jury powers. has b..'en held In the case. over for trial simply on the (et vPt of Mr. Mrs Tk c.tnstltLUona1 issue arose word of the grimd $tlTy Manic> Geter, 4J illLin liaric sshtl') Geter 's attorney, T. The argumnt was Court, Sanford, pleaded in. David Burns of Barlow, challenged today by Assistant noetnt Monday to first degree claimed no proof of a had States Atty.Bill Staley, who and felony murder charges been shown and dem,unied the said the Rainwater vs. Pugh youth be freed on bond pending deci'ion cited by Burns has a preliminary hearing, d.O tJA, been stayed by the 5th District Muidrew denied the motion Court of Appeals in New for a preliminary hearing, but Orleans. : A -,L ___ agreed to bear a motion to "Therefore, until the US. 'I dismiss all charges later this Supreme Court rules otherwise, lAi IL 1\H week. Burns, however, con- this Office will assume current rb tinued to press for a settlement state law (allowing trial of the preliminary hearing without preliminary hearing question, and secured a 5 p.m. after a grand Jury indictment) A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! I Pick up camper, with YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. AREA affect only dogs. Commissioners hope to give - case BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN Prmt in a.ci t(f 17 4', iU.I rP 4;6 Licln' l..r office. or restaurant. High traffic c,rr! )t ( flit!', NELSON Herald Staff Writer --- .. .S. Court To Get Geter C Tent camper 17-9? ACTION '4 _______---.-.--. amended to Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 30 - Price 10 Cenis U Campers Travel Trailers HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS 37764.57; Atfc'r 5, 372.7111 . . . - . YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL FOR SALE commission, - German Shepherd puppy, female, 10 $28 4L.i survey of Sanford city corn- are roaming the city but I don't citizens up-In-arms over will be included in the new missioners holds true to form.' think you can keep a cat on a leashing cats and agreed with ordinance. The trying to ieastj." other commissioners that Police Chief Ben Butler said Feline chauvinsim has ap. (irait a law that would have Commissioner A. A. rabies irinoculatlons arid parently won its first round, if a banned dogs and cats from Mc-Clanahan also reported Iinsin of both does and cats I (.Oflt'd On 3A Col. 4) _---.. roaming the ejl, streets at win. - 1 I Championship mother, $35 ca. 3.65. 1941. MATTE 11$ & E*s Sprffls Kngs Complete 119 . * . 4! Jk 8317020 4E DONE ME WRONG-½ German Shepherd puppies from $3l4fl2 ISO New Sets - i -%4 ,.J. "t. ___ By BOB I.IA.iY[) Ilci-ald Staff Writer 'I Di Motorcycles . - pj i4iIi Auction "Swfor(rs $#Its Lder" Your Mutt lple Lilting Agency U ALTORS The SUBARU DL WAGON I I 0527 after 3. Boarding 4b4 Proposal e is Poss ' e a sh L -= GOOD BUYS ON USED CAMPERS ?)COLEMAN, . L. $9 Equipment for Rent Pets and Supplies _ I Jury 1313. CARROLL'S FURNITURE, In-Or"P no, a . Sports Equipment Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Matching Chair PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nile 7P.M. Cipi l'-Iy, 9 W buy or set1 piece or household. Conslgnme welcome. 3231340. SANFOI AUCTION, Hwy. 17.92, Sanfoi Golf Cart, E Z Go, good batteries, $375 Call Charllne Andrews, $35. 64 . PAWK To buy and sell gold or silver Co contact us first. We also boy b tilvCr CQfl5. SEMINOLE CC _CENTER. 109W, lit. 3234332. Camping equipment. U-name it, we have !It t.ov'I urvtus galore. Surplus World, 11831 E. Hwy. W. 711-03". 57 IMatC N101ZAYIE PLAZa rlp 431.6223 Fel ines Wi n Round One, Stamps-Coins 69 Camping Equipment IN XAY*I PLAZA O PINI O N Walnut linish, floor model -$H. Monthly payments is tow asp per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. lit Downtown, Ph. 3729411 or evenings-531.1144, 78 It is necessary because two of four steering rockets on th e Apollo ferry ship have developed leaks. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 503 S. French Ave., 377.43*2 - Abandoned, unwanted, junk car's hiuled away. Your cost, 1)0 Orlando 93 6194 anytime. Mission Control read them the procedures to follow so th ey would avoid Hurricane lrah on the remote chance they overshoot their landing target off the California coast. lrah is churning off the Mexican coast about 500 miles south of the splashdown zone. Bean asked what the sea conditions were in the - ' 322-0314, ask for Sam. New Removed closing up the laboratory, setting it up for a visit from the Skylab 3 crew starting Nov.11. Then all three slipped through a connecting tunnel into the Apollo, linked to one end of the house-size Skylab station. They closed off the tunnel hatch and carefully checked the systems of their ferry ship, For the best buy in American" Motors, and Jeep vehicles, Ito: Top prices ?aid, used, any condit 644-5126. Winter Park. /2 Refrigerator, FrigidaIre' Imperial 170. Avocado, frost free, l'i yrs. aid, like new $100. 531-9579. Junk Cars 17 Home From Man's Longest Space Adventure ipiiluuwn. Today planning landing area, When told th e waves were only five feet, he said "not bad," Thecontrol center also reported good visibility in the area, with winds of 16 miles an hour and scattered clouds, Although the entire firing procedure th at the Skylab 2 astronauts must use has never been tried before in space, flight controllers are confident it will pose no problem for the spacemen. Trio Uses Tricky Technique To Guide Apollo **AMC JEEPS** I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED anytime. 772 b4ul16i walnut catmtl, AM FM multiplex radio, I track tape player, paychedelk lights, and 333.7230 SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Realty Cf the 17 190 N. 1792, Longwood Electric start. Flashing depth tinder. Electric bait welt. Call after $:30 323010$, weekends 1641. '69 Impala, air cond., R&H 'Take up payments, Ph. 372 3614 after 6 p. rn Friday Nile, 130 P.M. A A A, FURNITURE & AUCTION. 16' fiberglass Seabreere, 10 tip. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1791. Terms ?vailable, Hr's. Mon. Fri. ! to 5. Sat. 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Owner, 323- i Wit, by At Saniom Income and Investment Property 1 h A Want Ad Vnwants' THE BORN LOSER 41 -........--. r THE SANFORD HERALD 6.II i it) ' arrests 4 • �----tic ritord H;r- 6 1d Ut(i3y, Sept. 25, 19/3 St H i gh ay, Meat Spokesmen Say National News Briefs Astronauts Coming Home it T f - uc '. " guiding their a ightly slightly disabled ky In ngteehrüq - Skylab 2's dune Al though of meat this year brought about price co Lyng said that, for th e time meat industry officials predict we purely political pone" future ng, a teni po y surplus of bei meat prices will fa ll substan- of price controls on meat, said "Prod meat willprice rmally causea Shari) decli ne y in the next few ess Harvat pient of would ha been ex retail a of all meats, alize yconsumersshould re- Swift Fresh eats teat institute President Clii' either or at low prices ' past I ie said the goveminent c• cut back," thke fo H. Cox said the basic con. years are gone. trols caused farmers to wi th. a year the time a farmer Indus leaden, attending ending bold cattle from the market, decides g to wide the ificentives (or the the annual meeting of the ccreating re when tie it's market, it f ar mers to prod produce both th e America said 1g no sh ra cxi and caus- takes three years . grain" anti I. att ic, conswner awareness o' ne fac. "reasonably stable price "But summer we saw sarY 10 fet'd the country. tar and Will detene e sup- levelis" s" to }rocket. (arme this slaughtering The meat pregnant ply cest of meat in the fu. n addition incominh sows and drowning chicks be. agreed that to do ShlJ) back to eart ear h Owen K. G and Jack R. Iua are ret a S9ay80tt L. ing from voyage during which they traveled more than 24 million miles and ga thered a wealth h of scientific data on the earth, sun and man. - stitute President Richard E. cause they were afrsid th ey Organized consumer boycotts Lyng said the boycotts and were g Shorta GLENEDEN BEACH Ore. (A?) interior rtary Rogers C. R. Morton 'tag President Nixon Niaon to ration heatjn ut j'- 'thcr. f pepk iaie uin to be cold." Mortar) t4) L was j - 2 Sp heating oil by John A. Love, Lion iser. They peared before the Wes, Governors Conference. ap- rs for the rationing of heating by John A. Love, Nixon'sspe. oil cial energy advise r. They made their before the Western Governors Conference. The two men said als they had advanced Nixon '°5' dealt only with rationing on (A?) Interior I Secretary R gers C. . Morton says he is urging President Nixon Hon heati ng oil this winter, but even if he does "there are going to people Ic who are gang to be - DENVER only girl am wiving Se;l said. FourtoJoin o of her brothers diapers, doctors Preparing the five 9d Id babies are in good conthilon , and doctors believe five are out of the woods" ir al th coed. Their mower, a ' Stanek, Is Abouthe to go home I the hospital. - k i cold." bo,rn was joined In hi, rail a t 4m1) I I iii'd ion Bright loot easement on hotti• lots and sidewalk nstction. A Sta te Tractor Co bid of $17,995 for a back tine was accepted . Annexations And Zoning A series of four zoning changes and an- nexatioll petitions were reviewed by the board. Request for w R. Schrader's addition to I ke platting Kath Kathryn Park was with. drawn when was told he must comply with the suI sion ordinancv to locate a inobile home on hLs Winter Park Drive property, e F was apnroved ubteit tn I nes ^u nd R i regular (Cont'd From Pg. 1) meeting corn- license fee Ile had been paying. I1IS5IOS: Scovell said he won't bid on since the cat leash controversy furnishing the city with fuel oil broke had a single —Agreed to pay Scoll for th e next calendar year due applicant hasn't response to ad. cat- Company of De La nd to uncertain supply and a %tme In nts for dog-cat per ga llon for fuel oil for chers. Pending oil shortage. "I donot deliveries September through think you'll get any bids so "A catcher Just won't said December 31 when the firm's you'd better start negotiating to catch contract expires. Sc et1 ty now now for a month-to-month McClanahan, who' has two said his Saford he said. houseca ts serves the city and he was Meyer inca city may only money a request for 'e to rraise the $100-a-week funds from Drug Action salary being offered for animal Inissioners voted to issue license Committee. 15 per Stensom noted control officers. night' Scovell a warehouse at cent of the $15,000 In actions at Monday a instead of the 5 distributors th allotted the committee by WASHINGTON (AP)-- Prospects that Congress wiL combrightwere speeded The acting chai rman of the Ways dMes ns mmit, Rep. Al Ullman, Dee., told his colleagues Monday committee wiU begin work on private peon rorm next Monday. 3 n said the committee will sta rt work with the bill passed week by th e Senate and atta ched as a rider to a mfnnr ouse b!I1. higher costs for everyone. c:)1 Heat I 119 e 9 GLENEDEN BEACH, Sister To Join Brothers -. u will councilman pipe to the mayor and utility di y and recornmendation. Apparent low bid was $10,013.79 Inc. from A reptat of two lots in Triplet Lake Shores \ Tuesday, Sept. 25,1973-3A The Sanford Herald ne O "If the county is going to fund Cornrntssioners is corning from the this much they Id fund it all," connented pocke ts of taxaer. Seminole County We ; pleased toAnnounc Tha t r MARGARM 1AYrcvi plete action this year on a pension ref meanUt inevita bly tare. Morton Urges Rationing - In other business, re ferred bids ' UIICAGO (A?) Alth ough meat industry officials predict meat will fall substa ntially ta th e nest few weeks, th ey say consumers should realize that low prices of past years are gone. Industry leaders said consumer awaren is one fador that will de te Ine the ply and cost of meat in'the future.'Dry predictc-d that meat prices wi ll remaIn lower than er ha for the remainder of the year. - said, Pension Reform Outlook rry City judge iv, um karuu scheduled toL Byrne asked to be excused because one of his clients at one time sued Rainier, Grier - . Prices Expected To Fall ' (Al') iMurasko has David Reni Renter, who is charged with impoer backing. i--- cCA(;O Fern Park attorney name been Mayor 13111 In making th e oointment said City James Byrne asked to be excused from hearing ring th e case of - rp rn IL III — ------ Special Judge Appointed1 I Prjr es SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) .----'--.-.---------------- fl -,-------------.:-.- --- ______________ _______ ntrint,ifi ---- -------------- AA10US NAME APPLIA p A ownPORTA LE ~NWE NVU S PER PT BONANZA FRED SAV WaS flb designed to guarantee that partici pan ts ta private pension plans actually receive benefi ts when they retire, provides Ior lull vesting of pension rights after 15 years, _______ and tax incentives • personal retirement aystemk -' Ullman told reporters arrangements are bc1g made to coordinate his committee's consideration of the bill with the work already done by a House Education and Labor subcommittee on a separate measure 01its Own. Some supporters of ion reform legisla tion had (eared a jurisdictional clash t' Ways &1 C.r.mr,ltL-e t "'m mittee headed by Rep. John H. Dent, 1)-Pa. geographic basis and dd not The idea then would be to have contemplate tate rationing tod the government offices In each of Morton he die areas to ke expects' to decide on the chic problems. In two weeks, VA%I/1 Love, t former Colorado gov. crner, said the nation will ex. Ullman said th e Ways and Mea ns Committee In te nds to Hespo would perlence "very real diffi. Open the way or work on Pension legislati on by completing allocate perhaps culties" in the energy field (Of its major decisions this week on the trade bill that has occu. 14 or areas of the 'l.w,, pied it for months - ----- - ----- "It may take night sessions, but we'll do it," Ullman said. j .1) Brandt T IV e — - -- Ta lk RI• N I_ has circumvented fin. PHILADELPHIA (A?) A former Philadelphia fian, Is Fed eral Court here trying to overturn his dismissal for long hair, let rtrI+c 13 halrspraytused"said sheepish ex-fire fighter .. I. 'l ii self - Jet-age design easy to hold and use Styles just the way you wart - cx. Uugulib lag. It doesn't burn," be boasted on . Monday. With that be struck match a Itto his head. It caught. 'You'd better put It out. Put It out," shouted tour i a • ITS London', fashion boutique tea rubberized tiles under foot and vehieiiIr ___________________________________ ter, with It, new tr!ffk, look, tit officers seated In the Area Deaths OSTE FOOl .1osepli Rine leaped from his .MIehInI promptly ROBERT GILLYARD 401 S. Orange Ave., Sanford rubbed died earl morning at MIebini 16-year. R0tL0Gtllyard,66,of Seminole MIl kTau of thede Palmetto Ave., died Monday She was a na tive of Tannery, IS jOlfllflg another I ' NAIROBI Kenya (A?) now morning sight at Seminole Memorial Ky., and had lived In Sani national stem can haired ngt Iremen i a at. U.S. Treasury Secretary year," said Shultz in his first be ready as soon as ne xt hospita l. A na ti ve of Starke, he since l9V moving here from tempti get back t heir George P. Shultz said today forecast if 1974 surpluses for had lived in Sanford since pr ing." Kentucky'She usa member J s, over o b lost over th e hair that he exp the U.S. balance the two rs. key economic in. s At a meeti ng last wee kend, rnong here from Ostn. of Sanford Christian church. lUue In a Of payments to dicato Shultz and the other Inance was a re tired > equipment Suvors Include a A. Mkhini WILING " Mat kb next opera r to wi th surplus in Uni te d e th Fra in more than the sage the U. bala nce of yments is 20 leading nations set Civil Service. At the time of his ons, Warren If. Osborne Shultz also told the I "indispensable for I restora- July 31, l974,as dea th he IAW employed by the Melbourne target cla and Albie L. meeting of o'ial Lion of confidence" in The US. proposal woWd use Seminole Count Road Osborne 'F Sanford; three Monetary F und and World and "for implementing any rnowtary Department as y heavy brothers O3t Evans, South reserves as an Bank that the U.S. trade bal. lasting equipment operator. a tory reform," he matte tional re, K .; Morris Evans, New anceshowdthowaaurplusne; said. Sunvors Include his wife Sho w hen n cy changes are Boston, Evans year after being in deficit since ShUlta said that, "with good B Alchl cosrmcnted' Annie M. Gtll)ard' daughter' Kentucky' four io; Yin gran*hild ____ 1971. will and intensive technical no and _____ y1 has a compute; Mrs Carolyn Wiliia'ms, both one r eat grandchj( Gramuko' -Hnbt work:," a mprehensive agreetwo brothers, J. L. appo ct ijitniMer of fiHome is in Pos n ment reforming the inter- been Gillyard DeLand; Rolfie charge ofaFuneral rrangements. Daytona; one granddaughter Pam Williams, ______ Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge 01 arrangements. SANTIAGO, Chile (Al' formally has a State Department spokesman he United S Washington, confirming an MRS. BFJ NICE OSBJRNE ecogniied the iniliwy regime in .InnouneEnent earlier ac Washington's ti ex. on was m iree days after by the Chilean Foreign peded to be followed speedily Mrs. Bernice Osborne, 80,of the Soviet Union lations r by requ ts antitr0ke re Ministry. Therewas no othe es from Ana with the mmwtht Junta official con. rnrnent. Kennecoil and other US. that overthreW Marxist Panama, Haiti and Venexuela per companies for Uw junta to Presnt Salvador Sa l ' MRS. SERHICE— Allende. so recognized the junta Mon- o pe n negotiations on their OSSORNE unerI %ervc' for Mrs 'We have icated otc de. to about claims for co Bernice f sire to nrelations,"sajd day, bringing Ayt., Sanford, o Wed number of nations extend ing their Can be used with or without water! Simply turn or switch and enjoy revitalizing massage action. Also can be used on toher parts of the body! Stores compactly simply hang up in a cto'et ' News B r i e fs Insurgents Shell Freighters PHNOM PENH, ( AP) —Insurg Phnom Penh's highway convoy of freighters and fuel and, ir the at attack attack shelled a oq River Rouge would attempt 54XflP thing edncujar dur1n Prachum Be the annual ISE festival of ffie dud, which will be BULItt-11'" celebrated Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. FANTASTIC VALUE: LIMITED TIME ONLY! sets of combs. the that his locks are not a sat 'rest to his Jeb- 0 al Compact. lightweight and easy-to-hold. Comes with 2 William Michiul, who I - 99 d on fire. 9tmasthab -'. GILETTE "PURR" HAIR DETANGLER - . U.S. Cash Surplus Work! - _ __ Shill •, nut' .EDITOR'S NO NOTE: Chan. the barrier across Berlin with a "The Wall w the tiing "Willy Brandt' talMng to flrandt's bent has cellor goes before foreign policy Nobel pomt, recajis lin the Russians!" an es with the 890 newspa per editor. American official shouted to a nesday to speak as the leader of 1 Prize week Brandt the East Germansgroup of flewcn, Romania and tIie S0r became helped tring both ' et Union anys began to it. lie walled up When he Iflfl1b(T au y and capped ture with Into United Nations, and many's roreigne West t cy and down ago. Ia this dli relations an He it Ostli a poli OV 'Where are the A met- Brandt continuedtominister, the treaty sowid out with East sta rapprochmnent the SoWhat Brandt's 'ou Brandt viii policy vletbkicwtg with Germany relations with the So}'let hi g=IckS , In ~l 970 and 1971 for wits aud remains I BY the fin* he Tricn in br1ng1 -ed lhtothe With", Leonid I, Breilinev. Last Wad ally in Europe and an integral Four years later, Brandt, M chan-cellery after a narrow May the East Germany Into the Co United of the North Atlan tic al. mayor, met Nations victory in 1 9, went 96 Osto Son he and liance. den party with the Soviet tpolitlk was BERUN(Ap)_. firmly in Some U Ostpoli rman} Willy Brandt told Since his first election, nom.ic cooperation coo pact ilk began i th the Berlin Wall mans almost a ago: "Not In 1961 because Brandt, then even cmW pre_ ma)w of West ychief discreetly Magar. Berlin, realized __________________ _________________ vent the Berlin ,and I can- th ere was limit to what the . Weste rn allies could do for Ber. . I But Brandt - T L. To United Nations - iI I . vf Fireman Sets Hair On Fire I - "SELF BUTTERING" CORN POPPER 10 . . 999 ______ _____ - Thousands Strike In Bolivia (AP) Thousands of workers Paz flia 891 actories are on strike to Protest the arrest Of ofa Marxist plot against the m government of President Hugo t.niop leaders denied denied u.. nsatiz and threatened Ztrerne action " the union heath weren" - Chile's Junta Recognized M eet Our Staff Chili U.S. R 4 qt. pan with butfeature. tering Range-type element OSTER 3 SPEED 10 BUTTON BLENDER fice - SANTIAGO, Chile Ch' gingtoabout20then. her of nations extend ition to the Jt Major 1i.S cciper compaflis irgare expected to loll u with junta-open negotia tions an compensation kr ti• ft , Noon Stock Reports ,&,1i.tp. President Salvador Allende. 4. 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By JOHN BUNKER Copley News Service GLOUCESTER, Mass Georges Bank, a great ocean shallows just to the east of Cape Cod, was once one of the world's most productive fishing grounds, yielding huge catches of haddock, cod, flounder and other food fish, Today, this once-rich area is a glaring example of man's blind greed and disregard of conservation needs and basic economies. Some of its fish resources are close to extinction and others are seriously threatened as the relentless nets keep sweeping across the sandy oce'in bottoms, seemingly intent on working until the last fish is caught. For more than 200 years Georges Bank was almost a n American preserve, providing a livelihood to hundreds of fishermen of Boston, Gloucester, New Bedford and other New England fishing ports. Canadians also did some fishing there. Th ere seemed to be no end to th e productjv f of t1j rtir(' r)((:t(c' alter decade ul American fishermen worked the grounds with out any indication that the resources would give out. And then came the foreign fishing fleets, intent, it seems, on netting everything that can be taken and then moving on to another area if, indeed, there are any such grounds still left anywhere in the world to exploit. rn;;t h;p rpru'd nhmdnnt stn"ks of haddock, cod and flounder as well as whiting — ..rr -'-" ^ '. Fis sing by Jack I-- _~~ traffic probably has taken a greater toll in New York City than anywhere in America. It is the major factor behind a shameful crime rate. It helps perpetuate a huge welfare burden. With an addict p3pulition estimated as high as 300,000, New York provides a grim example of how drugs can cha nge the character of an entire city. Narcotics _ — Thip Ounforbfereath tiØL *V71. by Urnud reawn s*dMi. hid 'i.)issent ia Isn't CYPRESSES are reflected in the still morning waters of Lake Monroe. Later In the day the trees will provide shade for fishermen who favor this secluded spot. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) ' News Briefs • .. ' Mourning Day - ._.; — ____ . _____ -- — ,. - ______ ___ _______ _______ any ff ____ _____ - , — TELEPHONE 3222611 ____ _______ 8319993 300N.FRENCHAVE., SANFORD,FLA.32771 a _____ . Gunter Introduces Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew has proclaimed Wednesdays day of mourning for "the state's champion promoter " ft 4vlt-4 Gov. Fuller Warrc, Askew said Monday that the day of mourning would coincide with funeral setvices for Warren in lltountstown. Warren died Sunday of a heart attack in Miami at the age of (n', ____ _____ _____ - ____ WALTER A_ GIELOW, Editor and Roads Ruling .:... TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— A bill that would assure free and unrestricted access to the nation's public hureline has been introduceci by U.S. Rep. 13111 Gunter, D-Fla. The bill, co-sponsored by U.S. Rep. Bob Eckhardt, D-Tex., would require the federal government to assume 75 per cent of the costs of acquiring easements. The government would be empowered to condemn land If the state involved psys 25 per cent of the cost. Director Replaced _______ WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director S, Associate . -___ _____ FRANIc VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOH N A. SPOLSKI. Anodafe Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT Managing Eóito DEWEY ROBINSON Spoc-1sEdIj ClrculationMasager JANE CAccEL County Ed4IOF Mechanical Supt. RALPH HAYS Comp. 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Black Comnwnj Marva Hawkins - I - _. Senator would end foreign police aid • 1ae Fot City I i'i- ...- Jfl2óIi ._ - __ By Ray Cromley Ge.w wa Oviedo Dery - slavia Enterprise Liz - Chuluofa Liza Baker Mrs, Clarence Snyder .r W1nt.r Sim lnqs Nancy Sooth 2?? 672 Aitmonte Springs EtdaP4ictmts 5?i Cassetberry Fern Park - - -_- ________________ Eastbrooic Get Aid WASHINGTON (AP)—A bill that would Policeman Shot FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (AP) Two men have been arrested and charged with attempted murder following the shooting of a police officer at his ho,auj Police said they arrested John Livingston, 17, and Robert Tatum, 21, both of Fort Walton Beach Monday night. - 3 Men Rescued ST. PETERSBURG, Fin. (AP) Three epbyrht113 men who spent 21 hours clinging 0 the side of thei.- overturned boat have been rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter in the Gulf of Mexico, The men were reported tobe(n good con. dlitlon following their rescue hlonciay. rere treated for sun and water exposure and released from a St. Petersburg hospital. hike Social Security benefits to help senior citizen, keep pace with the rising cost of living has been introduced by U.S. Rep. Lou Frey, R-Fia. Frey's proposal, made Monday, would 1974, instead of the 5.9 per cent hike effective June 1974 that was enacted by Congress earlier this year. Askew Appoints Grimes — TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fin. (AP) Gov. Heubin Askew has named Stephen H. Grimes of Bartow to the 2nd District Court of Appeal. Grimes, succeeding the retiring Woodle A. Liles, will take the appellate bench on Oct. l Grimes attended Florida Southern College and received his law degree from the University of Florida. WAS,tJNGTON lNEft, Sen J. W. Fulbright. D'Ark.. is at It ap;iin attempting to 1, ,I .\mi'rI'jn aid and ifl5trw'hn. (i 1&nr:1 ri piiliu. lit' argues our assistance unavoidably invites criticism from Lho who seek to iden tify the United States with every act vi police brutality in countryCs wlu're the program operates - This is cowardly retreat. In many countries police have little regard for human rights. If .S. economic aid is to mean anything, and if we are to help foreign developing countries in ways which will mak for a world of the type which we and almost all other human beings wish to live, thee we most use whatever influence we can on national P° lirc drpirtment. Th is is a sles. di ffi cult Thr d7 to measure progros 15 to note here and there a shift in police attitude, . : . doro Relative. NaWa Police Depart- ment (ho Phi1ippinc a gradu-ite of the U S !nterndtlt.in.it JuLre Aradttny On Ins wall is his objective ttaen from AlUm. "To the man on Street. police are the govern - the Amrding to one scientist. Dr. Harry C. Gatos of Massa. cliusetts Institute of Technology, the ultimate impact of conS "is beyond the most far-out science-fiction type of imagina. tion' trolling the chemical composiffon and structure of material3 BERRI'S WORLD FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) — presenting Ws Case 4 ' ie acade. -! rcuit in curbing currup- lion. In Zaire. 11 out of the top 14 police administrators are graduates of the AID International Police Academy. Early th is year th ese of fi cials issued th ree direct anti-corruption warnings, then took several hundred offending policemen to a lernote area in the bush where they work eigh hours a day in the boiling sun building a village and spent t the eveit !. ''turc' 'in ia''iy In the Philippines. OPS helped develop guide)nes for a police inspect on-audit division. In Laos. PS assisted in cr eating an inspector general office. With OPS assistance, several Latin nations have adopted inspection systems de. signed to weed out corupl officers. Ten y?ars ago. the police approach to and rioters itt many countries was fixed bademonstrators yonets. Non-lethal tear gas Is being Substituted in AID-assisted nations In Ecuador s El Provirwe when a tu4ent strike es'aLatcd into violent mob aztiorj. th e restrjnt of the National Police Was so marked the students th emselves handbill praising the oil Icer for their attitude. published a In Ja maica- Guate=13. Colembia and Venezu.ola, recent tJC1TI!IUIr411Or and F iub have been um(rulled more cfkc lively with less injury arid loss of life to rioters and demonstrators than in the past . - ______ ______ _____ _____________________________ _/7 ______ _______ _________ ______ fr, 'ita, "SincO tho Arabs S the testimony of people who not lost money but suffered personal tragedy as well when they invested In Turner firms. Defense attorney Edward Garland of Atlanta said the jury will see "live and in .'nlnr" (Bins of Turner and others at sales meetings. They will show, Garland said, that the defenda nts are businessmen, The attorney accused the government of attacking all salesmen in its case. Garland pictured Turner as a only "basically ignorant human being" victimized by the government's charges. Bailey, speaking In his opening statement of his decision to try to straighten out Turner's growing legal warts, said "1 liked the cut of the man," "I liked,his humility." Bailey said. "I liked his honesty when he admitted he made a mis., A fraid You're Going Deaf? Chicago, Ill. A free offer of - Ir'.P4'lfll king - "" it t0ugh to buy their oil, we ought to hit 'om whore they live, nd make if tough for thorn to buy ____Cadillacs end Lmncolna." In*,.rL..t ui S 'h ..". iII! IiU hear b,t do not understand words has been announced by !3&'ltone. A non-operating modd of the smallest Bel tone aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone requesting it. Thousands have already been mailed, so write for yours today. 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Irwin Bryan of the Cen- cried and are now using these tral Packing Co., Center Hilt, supplies out of deep freeze, agrees, rather than going Bo th men said Monday, he said. weeks after the federal price "Housewives, due to high freeze was lifted, that prices at pri ces, probably are using a lot stockyards and nonmeat dishslaughterhoum,es had tumbled es which is having Its effect," a bout 10 cents a pound in the Ber 'ett added. past week baue consumer With housewives buy1r, aren't iuying ana .ores don't he said, stores mustnot droo their — — meat prices because "it is perH E, Ishable and they can't keep it forever." IN bryan predicted sales on beef would appear in the advertising of small markets this week and be followed by sales in bigger co markets which plan sales ads two weeks ahead. Both men said beef supplies are plentiful. Bryan said part of the suiply was from cattle held ________ off the market during the _________ freeze. im kill during August was -011- l?i about8opercentof norrnaland -Mk M that 20 per cent Is stacked up," ; A ____ " he said. JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) Dr. Kenneth Megill, who calls himself a radical Marxist, has filed a $1 million damage suit against the official who fired him from the University of Florida In July. Mcgill, 33, and Gainesville Local 1880 of the American Federation of Teachers, AFLdO, are co-plaintiffs. Each asks $500,000 punitive and compensatory damages. Both Mcgill and the union claim they suffered "immeasurable personal and professional degradati on.,, l ____ ll, ii' .i,i FAT- GO said he's been given a 394Tonth leave to work toward a degree In business adminstratlon, Perkins' wife completed her high school education while her husband was a POW and is now a freshman at F7U. She's en. rolled ins sociology class with her husband. "That's so I can keep him from doing too much girl watching," she said, laughing. Their on, Ed, a auphutnure, also kidded Perkins. "it'ii be a little degrading to be seen witha freshman," said Ed. Lou ugly s'cus wigM with the sensible NEW FAT-GO dlii -- Nothing senutlon& Just study wslgM loss for thou that really wsut to tOIL A tel 12 day supply only lUG. The prIce of two cups of cotta*. Ask Fairway Plaza Dnigs' about lisa FAT-GO reducing plan sad start losing sasIght this woeS. Money back In full If not complete. ly s.tlsfid with weight Ion from the vary fIrst package. DON'T DELAY gut FAT-00 today. Only 12% at Fairway Plaza Drugs PS. moei, S475 Orlap Dr, Sansqd — Megill Sues Off icials - il "me moveme nt is not there, The market Li much worse than anyborly expected," tiryan Watch Your Ex-POW Joins Wife, Son As FTU Student ORLANDO, Fin. (Al') Glen Perkins, who spent more than six years in a North Vietnamese prison camp. is getting encouragement in his new en. reer as a cullege stodeut from two classmates his wife and son. After 20 years away from the books, Perkins, 38, started classes as a freshman Monday at Florida Technological Uni. vcrsity, where his wife and 13year-old son are also enrolled. "I'm not worried about Mm," Mrs Perkins said. "If he can endure the North Vietnamese, I'm sure he can endure the teachers at FTU." Perkins, an Air Force major, - :1 ' Remember! I I 11 TaI i'! V1. ILL iJ1 you UP to $2500. William Forbes had been heant conditiorn of the girls' bodies today in the wanted to be on the Schaefer nized forensic pathology ex. murder trial of Gerard Schae- Jury. pert, said the girls had been icr, accused in the decapitation "ii i can get on the jury, I'll chopped up after they were slayings of two teen-aged Br damn sure do w ha t I canto get sla in. ward County girls, him hung," the tape recorded _______________________ Public defender Elton Sch- voice quoted Forbes as saying. wars had not announcedby late NOW WE HAVE But Circuit Judge C. prelfier Nlon& my. Since 194 the OIIicv of Public Safety tias given assistance to 5: countries Eighteen nations now receive th is aid, Inu ury e iecea The defense was to begin by several persons saying he when found. Dr. Davis, a recog- ment. When the police are fair, the government is just. When th e police are competent and compassionate, their govement is effi ci ent and humane" 1'cr J Koscot dIsrlbutors nor enough self-improvement supply Dare To Be Great distributors, Prosecutor Hugh Smith of Clearwater, Fin,, said the heart of the government case Will be - One reason claims costs have not decreased is the more I B'r Seniors To Schaefer Defense Due i, In Teena e Murders - ment components increased over 1972 prices in one cue from $1.lO to $3.65 for a complete front bumper. _ Herald Area Correspondents 1_ 11 S418 : - - s-'-- - CII 9' , TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) Brevard County Civil Defense Director Herbert Johnson of, Rockledge will replace (eorge Robinson as State CE) Director Nov. 1, Community Affairs Secretary Edward Trombetta says. _ 21 sUndards. Price3 for virtrally all 1973 bumper replace. Arin Riley — - — en titled ejciusvety to the use for reproduction of all the local LOflgWoØ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Major highway construction in the state will have to get the approval. 91 u Pollution Control Board to insure-clean air standards, the' board has ruled. By a 4.-1 vote Mondaz, the board stated it has the authority to require rerouting of ma)Or highways if indications are that the additional air pollution will exceed National Primary Air Standards. - ROYGREEa Mvertisi ng Managr DORIS WILLIAMS . ' WINIFRED F. GIELOW .1 RICHARDS _ . malls were used to lure In. vestors in Turner dii-. tributorsttips As charged In the government blueprint of Its cam, there were never enough cosmetics physically present to supply - - esw! uth -- • "1,,. _____ i ----- - , -. l The 12-member jury was se' lected Thursday and after opening arguments U.S. District Court Judge Gerald 'I'joflat recessed the trial until today. Bailey, former legal aide to Turner, Is acting as his own attorney in the case. The others, all from the Orlando area, were officers of Turner-founded Dare To Be Great Inc., Kosccfl International Inc. or the parent holding company, Glenn W Turner Enterprises Inc. The three companies are also defendants in a 28-count In'I ictment charging that the U.S. —J\ - flI JACKSONVIL1J, Fin. (Ap) A federal jury begins hearing government evidence today In the mail fraud ce zgainst Glenn W. Turner of Orlando, noted criminal lawyer F. lee Bailey and seven other Turner Succeed1119 I -.. I II "4110 and — ( c'1 iL _______ .1' a a Anderson Shame _ '- T 0 This was confirmed bySen . WASHINGTON — The to New Jersey. Today, government surveillance chief target of President Nix- Hubert Humphrey, D'Minn., planes report ships of 12 to 15 foreign nations one political espionage who told Freidin: "Ed's got still dragging their nets over these already before the 1912 conventions all kinds of problems. Staff is overworked grounds, was Sen. Ed Muskie, DMe., a big one for him...! guess WOF whose private conversations that one of Ed's biggest During an 18-month period in 1965-66, foreign were often reported back ties is who Is really working ships, primarily Russian, took 180,000 tons of fish '. verbatim to the White House. for him or against him in his on Georges Bank. American fishermen never The spy report.,, prepared own Staff." netted more than 50,000 tons a year over the 30.. by newsman Seymour Chapman's Friend also re year period in which accurate records had been Friedin, who was identified keut. only as "Chapman's Friend," ported that th e AFL-CIO had portrayed Muskie as a turned against Muskie. The frenzied campaigner who b& spy reports contain this con' rated his staff and bellyach- temptuoul comment from the World AFL-CIO's Jay Lovestone: ed to his Senate colleagues. V "Shmuskle finished him- 1 "He made 'herculean to self for good with the Old efforts' to control himseif avoid tantrums," stated an Man (George Meany). Meany In Russ October 18, 1971, report. Yet never cared for him anythe following February, way...Muskie got high and ByJAMECARY the Politburo, technology. To obtain them, it threatening to w1thho4 most Friedin reported that Muskie mighty. He'd make his own Chief This could happen because may have to grant more favored nation tariff trtat.ment had to be restrained by his decisions and choices, he told Washington Bureau the Soviet hierarchy wants freedom to some groups within from Moscow unless it staff from barging into the our people. So we know what Copley News Service detente with the West and Its own boundaries, abolishes restrictions on offices of New Hampshire that meant. We took off all access, to Its capital and The U.S. Congress is already emigration of Soviet Jews. publisher William Loeb and the wraps...Shmuskie , ot WAS1INGTON— ' in tl List ____________________________________________________________________ "huUng hir t b the what was coming to him. eii'ht years, a mal1 and V uckie " Ic d :c•t Th'' r riff f the neu! pitifully ck ba nd of ,,. Freidin used his newspa• as growing increasingly courageous men In the Soviet _..,'t' per credentials to gain ac- frustrated over his political Union have been their cess to Democratic sources misfortunes until he finally voices in a chorus of protest and then reported their off- exploded. The cause was a against the lack of civil rights In the-record confidences to derogatory iterv. about his their native land. President Nixon's political wffe,Jane, in William Loeb's Now the voices have almost mentor, Murray Chotiner. Manchester, N. H., Union all been stilled—except f Confi dential copies were dis - Leader. Afterward, Freidin ________ continuing clamor coming f .d;:ItQo,o(1 tributed to then-Attorney relayed th ese o ff- the-record Nobel Prize-winning novelist General John Mitchell and comments from Berl or White House staff chief H. R. Bernhard: I p t; ;lack, Hr 'r' laman. nuclear physicist Andrei D. Sakharov, father of the Soviet called Loeb every name 'Foul Temper' e sun. He was all for As early as April 6, 1971, under th H bomb. Chapman's Friend reported going into the office and Thy3o1open a nd ghiy ru(t him cut by th ;l visibk 1401&'SL way be I ., ~J MuskIc's planning staff. of the neck. There had to be bered too. ' :\ "Muskie was in foul lots of talking to get him to F€, a long list of other ___ __ ________ % temper...," declared the spy simmer down.,., distinguished dissenters, \ report. "He kicked things ________fly. off 'Stewed and Stormed' reaching back to YuU Daniel / 6 , I , W IT by charging that his special "Even after he was con- I Andrei y1IVsky in 1965, "- j entourage 'didn't know a vinced he could not roar into ' 1 have preceded them into 'I . J , '\ g-- d---- thing about the Union Leader offices, he / --, $I f Siberian labor camps, Soviet ___ po litics....'t' stewed and stormed. We 1-1 psychiatric hospitals, The report quoted Muskie decided alter lots of phone or exile abroad. as ccrnplfnfn: "All I get talks that It was best for him 'I— But C'Qfl if SolvhenhIv,, ,, .a Ab fuom yij pip! exeus! to do the outside-the-building SakharoV are silenced, too, oetlA L. % You're not on the ball!" He th ing. But I don't believe tt ibY the plea of IVAN questioned which team his of us foresaw that he would intellectuals and other ¼. advisers were on "mine or become as emotional as he someone else's" did." freedom of movement and This brought a sharp re_________ 111 expression will probably be joinder from his top adviser, Freldin flew to Maine in 'a ftm% raise galnintiiefuture, Berl Bernha rd . "Ed," he ask- May 1971 to dig up possible f For agitation for social ed,"doyouwantmetotuin dirtonMusk1efromhis(our _____ _______ change is a repetitive, my cult? If that's your inten- married sisters. 'Ihey live in 1• "'s•'".ii. traditional pattern in Russian I-_______ tion, say so." a close radi us near Mama tiIstr. The report claimed Muskie MuskII,' V Freldin reported to dismissed talk of resignation Chotiner. "They ire devoted AnxttImethdem.nj for more freedom could be but added plaintively: "You to her and, in the course of fghtoutatachh know how edgy a man In this their meal, spoke much more 75 situation can get--" official level, perhaps, even hi of Mama than they did of A few days later, Senate their famous brother." Walls of Ivy V It Democratic leader Mike One of the sisters, ap. Mansfield was quoted in the parently, could use financial as sa ying &fuskie was help. Chapman's Friend talk1 According to Dr. Wayne W. Sorenson, head of State 'slipping" in (lie presidential ed to Muakie's mother about Farm '; reaearch dqiu (sunt, a new stand1ng,. I 'fCLdih gse the it. 1 wouidnt think of asking and more demanding bum per standard being considered by the Department of White House a report on nor would mychlIdren...,"she Transportation promises more savings, as well as safety, to Muskie's subsequent en- sa id. "My other daughters . ___ th e American motorist, counter with Mansfield. and I suggest to the whole X-f~ Muskie's Complaint This proposed standard would orevent damage to any family that if anyone should i Of the car in low-spesd crashes, The present standard applies "Mike, It seemed to us," ever need help, we all pitch only to safety-re led parts, sod as lights, brakes and other complained Muskle. "that you In. That doesn't single out pp Is systems necessary for safe operation o the vehicle, By Don Oakley were cutting ground from anybody. Nobody has ever under me. This Isn't being asked." Those give-and-Lake bumpers required by federal stand-. equal to everyone; I come ou t ards beginning with I93 cars are resisting damage, but not less equal ." to th e extent hoped for Concluded Freidin: "It was One of the most important results of Skylab 11. In terms of Mansfield, according to quite clear tome from Mama future life down here on earth, may have been a simple exTh at is the conclusion of a study the first to monito r the Freidin, responded: "I'm that the senator never gave periment conducted by th e crew of e orbiting laboratory. vqfects of safety and dama eablIity standards on accident neutral in this business, any of them a quarter and costs — submitted to the Na tional Highway Traffic Safety Using a special furnace, Capt. Alan L. Bean. Maj. Jack R. Everything that comes up they never asked him." Administration. Lousma and Dr. Owen K. Garriolt melted parts of two crysshouldn't get under your Footnote: Muskie told us tals, then allowed them to cool and reform Into new crystals. The study by State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance skin, Ed. There's a long way that the White House spiel Co., the nations largest car insurer, was based on a th ree. On earth, materials that must be melted In their construeto go." had taken troiith compilation and comparison of some 1,600 claims InInformation out of (ion, such as meta ls and electronic crystals, develop impurl. Freidin quoted Muskle's context, distort ed it and dI.svolving groups of 1973 and 1 models. It found that the 'ns ties or improper mixing because of gravity. This problem press aide, Dick Stewa rt, as seminated were less frequently damaged In front and rear collisions, does not exist in the weightless environment of space. It as part of their but there was very little reduction In the average repair telling him on April 21, 1fl': 1971-72 campa ign to By studying bow molten materials cool in space, scientists costs of these collisions, "This setup, as I find it now. believe th ey may learn how to construct materials on earth eliminate him from the presiis a can of worms. Everybody Principal findings of the study. of such purity that their strenuth rvi r.Iihilitu tanubl L dential "Thn nOfnr,i race Vat 54 111,49 u t. I uumg nis own r increased vastly beyond present standards Compared to 1972 models, 1973 models had fewer cases thing..,Mu.skie makes a date was clear," he said. "The of front and rear damage. Some of the possibilities are superpure crystals which with someone. He either White House spread distorcould perform as many as 750,000 funef ons compared to the Eteplacement frequencies of certain major components, forgets It, doesn't tell anybo. lions that gave a false picture present 200 in a pocket calculator; tiny television cameras including front and rear face bars and grilles, were signifi. dy else and someoneget.s of me." No one on his staff, he that would operate without 1!4hts ; 3teel up to 1,000 times cantly lower for the 1973 models, damned mad, cooling stronger: jet engines that could run at higher tempe'atures, Nevertheless, average repair costs were about the same heels." giving more power with Freidin. less pollution. the efficient conver____ f or the two years: $290 for 1973 mod,ls vs. $2Z for 72s. sion vi solar energy to electricity, A 2c. 1071_cA , Spot. a.. r __ and herring and before long New England fishermen began to see entire fleets of Russian fishing vessels, including factory ships that can process everything brought up in the nets of the trawler fleets that work With them. In the wake of the Russians came the Poles, the West Germans, Italians, Japanese and other nationalities. By 1970 there,were 1,000 foreign ships worki ng on Georges and other fishing groundsof the U.S. continental shelf fram Maine - Other Thoughts -- I Not The Sanford Herald -r will take the stand In his own motion, saying the call was defense, nothing but blackmail from 'a But before the tr ial started namcls, faceless, co wardly Schwarz said that he was con- caller." sidering letting his client testiThe Jury was not pennittedto Schaefer, 28, is on trial for listen to the tape recording but cIrst derc snurr in the by th siz.mernber p,,rs,i '" ii VkICO tape re-enactings of Georgia Je.csup, 16, and ment of an escape by two girls Suean Place, 17. Their dis Schaefer has been accused of inem be red bodies were found a aulting last July while he ss April I In an isoatcd section of was ti a Mar n County deputy St. Lode County. Th defense rested its case sheriff. The jury watched for 20 mittMonday and court spokesmen utes as the girls re-enaèted said the trial could go to the their struggle to iree tlwrn. jury as early A defense motion to dismiss selves from trees. an allegedly prejudiced juror State Atty. Robert Stone said was denied Monday. that lithe girls had rot escaped Schwarz played a tape they would have met the sanw GOGGLES! For compeiltive and recreational swimming, sunbathing or for contact tens wearers. .4 tints to choose from. .shat. terprool and, they flout . POOL TOYS • V01yb.Il I Toss ' reconling of a phone conversa- fate ws the dead girls, tion he said he had recently In other testimony, Dade with an anonymous caller. County Medical Examiner JoThe caller said that juror .seph Divii told the jury of the Ring Basketball I DIVIIS5 Rings . Pool & Deck Cisa lie • Floats. Rafts I Kiddie SwimAids • _ Don't lot this year's sum mer heat and humidity ruir Your sleep and make youi iays miserabtet Get mon rest and work more dli cientiy with a famoui Carrie,' central air condL tioning system. Call vi today for fte. estimate, Before October 1, loans up to $600 I FULl. LINE OF CHEMICALS .'iAVD — ' - IIJ A rt1r'i . Al v 'POOL8 3rd St, & Ilwy. 17.92 322.3022 ___________________ SOUTHERN AIR .0 N, Mapt, Ave. 322432 110 E. Commercial Ave., Sanford 9 Kirk Plaza Building 322-4314 �1 ______ ___ Answer (oPeyou,PuU4 __ __ ______ __ ____ . . ni* 0 -i - 111.11.1 - I fi~_, _.-_ -% - - . - . I : tPrndt 13 Throw fMM an 14 = l5cowcall 16 Tram 17 Pro= 66 t . L)t-%~~~~j - 7~~~ Her oo1 dude cools it a 2! Dutch flirb Asiatic 25 Bristly family *t M~= (&bA R 47 of poetry r RkIM j 50 Fem laim prom rame 7 Haw&iU a lution S2 Fight flap birds 34 j muka 54S ea W e(ing) 57 Desired 10 most Oftewl a ndinp V a .. S - — 18 19 — ~z .1 Z a i r — — — — —' ' bow i I ________________ 39 51 — —— By POLLY CRAMER _11--t- I s . 4 - • i .1 -Z I 1 i 11 i ~ i a Ii I~ - I. M Modifications 1+ I - Hou W1118 - - for I P i Pass 4.1% T I " ffif4 & Jamr J;; . . . The first maJor of Blackwood was probably IF YOUR CHILD IS BOR,N TODAY - he or the wil[l tle on of thow young people who is naturally coniervative, but ha Me wisdom to know with whom t9 &Uy self for ID1119 mutual 801vifles that 4m profitable. Will tet in making money. Teach ejAy to conlroi the emodws,otherw, 13 th(k rM Pto 1 h= wdl be kw-wd caumt unhappiness, Trirh clranfim nrlsm s wh& Y01,1119- And tilve good rclivious training 'ti' Sta rs imI the do not rornpel 'What you make 01 team. They used five clubs to Show stro or three aces: 11vt diamooft to smw one or four. while five hearts two and five spgdes each slIowed but with special m ss ic were sho wn. n aw. . show ___ 9-Z _____ When ____ I _______ 4 e 1SDAY N1Gl MOVIES battling She Cried Murder" A ____________________ Bond Plays his mother, who newlywed couple, still in formal S • AI1%r1rJv VY1IRu but IJ I • _77, - - .- __ - ; - 7 4 '' .•,' OL. 0-1111, - two aces and a hand the player ppy / 1 Z. 9J - (Cecelia Farmer Photo) G c k -11_ , ! , What do you do Nw? A-Pass. You%, pant,er con still TO*Y 5QUEIo Answer tmwrgw - 1 _________ CAMELLCIRE hostess will be Mrs. Ewald Korth. Deswt will be served -4__ CAPTAIN * 9 I:~ Workin 7, 1 j I 'I _________ - (k:t - Woman __ C00W' O"ER.- . -Af - 1 7 i F - I— f z, . - ,4, /" , -i --- . WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants _7 -' - . a. - Easy i ( a I I 1•ffI - 1_1 ____ --- __- ---1 ) J1 '- — JV- I ___ - BUT X 010 TALK i s (24) Orange County School Board Meeting 9'M (2) World Premier - I°JNG M 1 Movie ill) Movie 930(4) MOVIE - 'u . (13) Movie .. • — (1i — - \ I - irr I BUTTh4ENAAJP.1, AT He BRIG I UEO 10 BEAT kIDS L.IF!.. - 11:00 (2) News (4) N (9) News by Dk Cavalli 5OMEflM6 I Ii / (9) Marcus Welby WINTHROP $ ___ -. (...MYkNUaLAEN1I HAU_ I ________ (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie ( ) We World —Ii \.... c (..,) 4 Sanford is front supervisor the service desk at Zayre's. She Conolro1chc%,ndan(s the casy way- brush No-Roach in - - states tIflOtWcompaion makes us f eel more irt WIY thus Wants the boy frieM to pay ber compliments md Inflate ur ego. ft ever boys WM her own high 14- am M211Y awkward ___ 1S then Our resulting pleasure spills over and painu our aswiate in a more attractive I - ~~ j - ,!j. I I tv `01 Y. 17.92 ).1 ,' , . IF PO 4W ) I 1 BEETLE THE ORIGINAL / P0 I \ .el, " ~ I - IT- - , _' 01,1111(.8 ' P4& *dh id - ,_ _< ________ ,_ 0 ________ rE i --A il~ I . I- t - . -:~&2 //~ If .i__ j ' -__L , I WHY NOT GO rHCI?E,7 N --- /. t", I . -j .6% - __.1 % f-__.:, b'W wr "A Guy And His Guitar" . I! i ) A ' ,% ' && I F( '/ f __ . tN -i - iidv-~- '11~ • " 1%L 6iT ARI ~~I p IWE 10GO FINP TKAT PLACE I el~, I ) -11 Tunes From Como To Krlsfoff erson . .- (44)GomPyle - RIVER ROOM SPECIAL DINNER Sesam e S treet Show HAPPY HOUR 47 3450 IF Wf CAN I .itP, CM \ S Two Drinks For The Price Of On@ News News S11eMtMft&%1bM Iiiji "OTELS&MOTOR *ORLD*IDE SERVICE Peter Gunn Hogan's Heroes 144, %TATE ROUTE 1 INNS A SANFORD, FLORIOA s6 Inin Am -_ - 'IS (2) (4) ___ ___ Show Phil Donahue i ______________________________ ______________ Whars My Line' 9:30 (6) Concentration .00 (2) Dinahs Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Batf Ic ( 4) The $10000 U ld ~ ~ I ~ 7mmy wn-. _ - Complete dinner ady Bunch Br - . ' • 1~1 --.I: _____________ Regular -_ — AFTERNOON • CilY - - /ME TA ~, -~ 13E TAU.4000 I lam Da* Wq. f L 11.45 (44) News Lee Falk and Sy Barry Ntw •TH12 r &Sat Tit - - - H(AT'5 ')_.. . :: In j - UP 7149RE., WE SAW THEM F90M tW PLANE ~ 1" / '. 74 d, roop- ..~- _1 - .1 I ~., -" - ,4 'I ~. -, - -ff~_ 5:15 (13) Starcas$ 5:30 (2) News (4) G ree n Acres () News (13) ocal Programming (24) Electric Company ) Gambit Passw or d 144) TBA / u - WWV""&WWI.q.MPWW.jaj P"W.W* f cNew ho.o. saw P100 Wy SAIry-, 4-25 THE PHANTOM -- . ... Squares _ SCRl1g (iiSh's you . - Pyramid 'i 2096 9:00 i' 'H 1 I I ____ I4T, SO In The El Iop ''' i DO IT Di& IT R16)4T!" 4 I -. \ . U WANT A JOB AR6E 6A' 1.. kr em se wi, wows.) '.. 1 - "r V V ik~ (24) Sesane Street (41) GIlligar's island 4:30 (2) (44) Petticoat Junction .-00 (13) Wuovien'3 News 8:00(4) Capt. Ka,gp ___ Mon Walker C ___ J! __ - , Apow* % N VW ._;_ 'DIÔ A S(Vt If-)-29, 1973 ________ / -_ -- , . lQ_,\1 I# BEETLE BAILEY . - 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (4) Sunrise Semester II ___ - Iciscan . jI , 4I _ e _r . -.1 % t~ N& . I I I - . g i U. i ft _.., ) ___ p • .. • IMY chauis and a good paint job may attract the eye of a boy btd It Is your deft con. vemlional skill that holds him And keep him cOming! .SO send for MY "Compliment Club" booklet, enclosing a long ,.* ia.,_-r-,-,.,~~,r.t , at MPed. return envelope, plus rK--,v sii v~- "ws"w- "c4itAl & " it M .P -- ______________________________ Sunshine Almanac MEATBALL" jIMAI5u5FLBErR LTWATpO - ., ~ ANo)tI 1 Theatres 'else0*0 . (6) (9) (13) (44) ____ 11 i .' LAST 3 DAYS I t-%rSo your Py repartee will then 01120 r*_ce. sets be far f'asler %%-Ijpn meet ThEytrefld>tha( )1 I liLt It 1 I\\'ir(' C ac or Pcanent 7 IfI1 I - CASSELB[RRY - - SflAGWETTI / Save *-, here, V I - ,, ~ . 00 FULL COURSE $ - I "Wivos" 0 W 00 D113,: 9-25 ,;iJ, 49&44A.J 1 6:00 (3) Sunshine Almanac ~,-_ -k,--, - FURNAILTEIRE .__ Raft wed"S"T 0 Legislature 1 (44) BuIlwinkle () 1t Nft x —) 6. *44, b.- Vad a, V1 0. co OR MORE 1 / - __ AVE TWE - 9 ,a0 0 Malin" ). 30 jV%1 I I 00 7 30 a 9: 3S 0 9 ¼' .. , .A__ . L likely to ensue, Girls experiment will, ,his 1r()MP iiment (.lub" strategy, " using it on -Iny 111ale )oU ilia y feel lmportnt ft Other, then both (all to get TYi'r - — 1 A I -f line a 0 = 1`111A."s Place (6) The Flintstones ( ) eLife ToLive (44)BoidOnes 7WEQ ,q 0000 (44) New Zoo Revue Children Grow Jj --'--1 - -- - U.. ~_ f~ ,_ I A "I (9) General Hospital Temperature's $iAT LJLFM — I s1.00 # No N" " - :WS111111 M 09190 - 1-4111"I"T-4ZIN14. U71"TLERAIMIM (44) Patty Duke 300 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is (6) Maude - 4 -r. ~ j A~. (6) The Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 210 (2) The Dc-ctcrs Night -•. =z= ~~ . . ,,- 1 F . *ow 1"OW1110 AL Livm School ll (24)t,° Man AL •.- i 0 I' 11-7111111-11,11 1:11.7 . • rfff 16MiiW 0;UJll 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Sale of Century (6) Andy Griffith lt;t.v a - - a, . -, 'a 't ilm I-IF 209 rj1"1"tf(, A1 2%. . 6. __~ -__ __ __ ~~_ ~ ___jxJk___ = __ . . GeorgiW CIIflIIP?LD,U0 ,I ~ *11111110 - _~ (24) Man Builds, Man Desfroys ~V_ I a ___ SANFORD - I i1=X__1 - ____ __ Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes - . a/ I--- - - -_- I -: :I WE (9) Let's Make A - . . — __ ) 1Aj-, I ' KNOW - - -_ . -- .- -A • MatCh 7:00 (2) To Tell The - 111. - -; --- .. Is 1\1 %; Arfiltciaoi (~ 7 -i Pt 1. S 7') fl TUESDAY - BRAM TOWERS COFFEE SHOP DELIOTZ'ANSPHI*E ck, & A"ffiqr- V% Flo*ers me MacK For An Appetizing , U KWI - _0 * - by t I # corspors - * ___________________________________ =KNOW Wv FLY OFF LY THAr HviocoPrert? 14I —ALSO — 10 Sy Potted Plants 5 Fingers Of Deaffi Not 11 sP e I~ Cont.Sun 1 30 ____________ - r 1 recognizes the detective lieutenant (Savalas) as the one _____________ - Now Showing to return to work, and en route beconaes witness to a murder. When police arrive she ¼ _~ . -v piano, doesn't make h an does It ? moreover, they at" W,ant to , YJOCKW! \____ '\ WELL.NOW.6EEM5 TIO A.ke r. DID I)Ar I"' = 4# - _______ - - h& / date. Girls, there U a 'pecisi strategy fbi' solving this Prehiepbook this UU me scientific rules as piano South knows that North holds the two missing aces and that PlayingSally thus nerds to rememhtr hii hand looks rood to hi"I -S)Utfl waistes I-jij 1111- C I- k that the cardinal law in wil Inji on kings He just bids the graJ friends of both sexes (an Inslim and has no trouble this axtom: I %1A&PAFFPQ thttf,P"A35ft I I WANT TO FEEL IM. PORTANT. But (M .9 dilh, generally be L dL practical Th bidding has been. pey&o1 and thus employ Well North East ,,o 4W hide from the Police - in a "Single City" - no marri surgery. A few new faces, same couples allowed. old zanyhospital antics. 9-11 NBC POLICE STORY -ro PEOPLE I I / u1uJ uung niodil )A I ls its finally gets up enough courage ___• . ill fil hue of the basic Issiof music, plus datei SO we soon 4 'ustt e crave ret •,og,er b" doses ( Ile C ti I h e th this a lot of diligent practice. those compliments. same Is equally true of par wIfInd0 th, bid It isn't long until the boy OU5 S UI men and is sur r sed and delighted harmonious friend will then awkwardly The art of py, easy con. Praise Sally In return, form of a Blackwood four no. tmp venaton biet et their hoa tooted' And rom ance is It must arned via the Ile rtPlies with five spades. 24 7 %I- 111 %4 r gu w trying to do was attheuty limit line revea TME PURPOSES OF MUSIC IS / / i7( _____ OF -- S% ~ j "T Y - by Hcimdahi & StofM I A44DW MY PAY... '~§ I / — -'jj . 'I V 1, , a also happen to own the hospital. attire, who Mop at a ps station, thriller with Telly Savalas playing Uie heavy, a killer in In the police Lynda Day Noland unwitUny removes a off, leaving his new wife, and a (,coreshield. pin) •i rer ntl thief appendix, and all th its r ti' krn'ng f - For we don't inhail North doesn't hold even one bringing forth harmthe 4A of 0 king but he has just about a melody from the key=. Or maxim of No; it requires precise study a'c: re s ponse pan ~ — --- - - ______________ *4 e .'.' on Uds by having the five harts ovt.r ym four "des, ego. five-heart reply sNaw two acc-1 -%'Orfh r-rvd Faft PaiLl, What do you If each begin, to toot his own py with - f T ve spadess to show BUGS BUNNY i II . . . k sh IQ I /-11, I ¶ . __________________ Pass 2# to Mr 20) iT etwtw ficu!tk Duni -.n un nL t1i iuid b WAS EVER CALLED HiM MISTER' i' - - _______ E WIN AT BRIDGE - - -19 _ WINN DIXIE - . PIS PS ___ "And the makes ... enjoys sports, especially bathrooniand kitchcn fixtures. ArIt_@A9 that mcfturY ego inflation tennis and bOwliM and loves Coloflcss, odorlc%s coating grades, so the shouldtqual y for Phi BeU Kappa when she ftm their COMPSnIon which dancing. in january she plans stays cffcctivc for months, will lead to 2nd and 3rd date$ . to attend Seminole Junior "But she doesn't Inueed, they wW r"I Or College to study business ad. se*m popW with boys ministration disturbs caH It qWts after that first dge. that WM O SO Sally m ust becomes soc detective , ferreting out the ,,;jYet Saliy is a very prett y . I visible merits or virtues In her . with a good figure, so what I C I. boy friend and then be lavish can the trouble be?', with honest praise thereon. Soon he will "pad happil y. PIANO FALLA w for he will thus beg to (I :1 Just bmause Sally is pretty, more lm"an(. And a corollary of that a3donl brillilant and Interested in a you Will rective a dolla r your m"11119 We&, Pet Pe"t, POHY's Problem or solution to s problem. Write Polly In care of thit newspaper. Nor.h-South vulnerable .% . - Eiii - -Ij U 11h YOrtZti,fl AS HE GETS OVER the ____ ___ brilliant, DEAR POLLY - A large new powder puff stored in the flour canister does a good job of flouring rolling pins and cak e pans.VELYIJ EK. NORTH (Di #QJ75 TAJ4 . *3 •.QJ32 WEST EAST •93 Q 10976 K 832 • Q 11042 K 97 49 4108654 SOUTH • A K 10642 V5 4 A .65 2 "hvc in civic affairs A blunt person ii; rcally your best AQUARIUS 0sn. 2 I to Feb. 19) Sho* new contacts you am help them socall or in business and pm their 90Gdw1fl MCCI with individuals of different background from I ______________ and Mrs. Michael Ansley iege a ?0)ther began, "Sally has an 1.Q. of 135, so e Is considtred very DEAR POLLY - When out dog was a puppy we filled an empty dlshwasSung liquid bottle with hot water so the puppy could cuddle up to it for the extra warmth its mother would have provided. - ROSAUNE CAPRICORN(Dec 22folan 20)Youcancertsinlygetthe ( 1 •• i9: 11 hat the stitching can budget. UBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You are chinning, magnetic and can acomp1ish much both in business and socLally, w at work and piay early Evening is particularly happy SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Go a.long with prewnt Ict-up, aj untried ventures could lead you into rral trouble. Any data available gises you unieistzndmg SAGITTARIUS (Nov- 22 to Dec. ' 1 1) Be with good pah who sm heirful and hrcottic a happier person r)1 scuss fujurr ITS THE FIRST TIME F IANYON a ANYONE JUST AS Soo.14 ____ p VIRGO (Aug. 1' 2 to Sept. 22) You are bent on gettinS fin&ncijd Affairs handled well. Don't Permit some emotional individual to waste you; time. Cut expenses with improved I' SURE HE CAN, ______ ficlating clergyman at the The program for the new year Private, 5 P.m., double ring ceremony. was planned. Next meeting wifl 71* bride chose for her vowsbeheWonOt17at the home f a pale blue. lorig.al[eeved ribbed Mrs. Henry Sprague, 911 knit dress with Navy ac. Trafalgar St. than osce Dike Inserts ma ke business cuts In person that can be profitable entertain I ___________________ _________ l e 'Vtril Bryant was of. 1019 Abadan Drive n rtra piece of cloth on the inside (the same colorpLg and material if possi bk) and g-zag sti tch back and forth hold to it in place. If the inseam Is ragged looking I stitch up and down it a 'rake care of balic ma(ters and show your practical side. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Yc4i feel below pu, but perk up and you get much acmp1ishcd. Tephonc friends, wit, and ___ __________ - Durothy D. Hunt of Sanford, art] Kent Phelps of Lexington, DELTONA - Camellia Circle Ky., and Sanford, exchanged 0 of the Deltona Garden Club met W-dnP--1 -Y lit I p.m., at the IMIMe -)I Nfi*s.'Cecil Halbert, Church Sanford. DEAR POLLY -This Is for Stacey who has the of cloth wearing out along both sides of e legs Just below the crotch of pan ts and slacks, especiallythwool ones..! have reinforced Some of my sons work pan( by MOON (lilL[)RLS (June 22 to July 21) Listen more to what kin have o wggest,nncc your ideuazeilittieoU nL'W ( QUESTION, %IR AIERICLE 1" Well. ________ it Don*t Permit another to step all over yoi.j I ! . -I . +j----- 4 - 1 ___________ ___ j I by PLEASE ANSWER T14E I Herald Correwndent DEARGJftj,s I would like to add b £ Marl' J Peeve MiMiswith bkd:Ib,Rrpsts include witb ft an znvelope for another contrlbutIo. — POLL',' / GENERAL TENDENCIES: After some delay, 1 ____ Dorothy Hinders Cleaning 4 I - 1J BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED AT PARTY _ 0 tor) Mrs. Richard . from the Carroll Rlvhtv Instituta - - ___ DEAR POLLY -Ices y Pet so Peeve Is with the magazines CessorlesandawhlteCatfleya that send renewal not Members are asked to bring a many months ahead of the expl- OrcW corsaae. ratio" date that One Cannot remember when to pay. Some 11* couple Is making their container, sWtable for conorganizations do the same thing and collect dues in thL, homie at 302Temple r1rive. Both structing a terrarium. A 'r'q EW then again In the fall. I SMetimes find ingif am employes of The Sanford terrarium works* will be paying twice and they have to seend me a refund. - ,%jA IE Herald. ' conducted by Mrs. Halbert. Co- , TAUR US (Apr. 2OtoMay 2O) Make everythingaundyou mo artistic and cha1ng, functionaL A cOer could pr difficult catty, but liter cooperates, GEMINI (May 21 to June 2 1) Not good for rtnancial tWp, but excellent (or the personal. put your fiftst j&knts 10 work. 0 CAMPUS CLAUER with BIMO BURNS ____ I Hunt. Phelps Repeat Vows IM .. place from year to year but it is impossible to 3nd ob!tacics in a in, you fin(] Yourself later very much in tune with thcse you like and able to handle MA"'ten wen, Be coopetative. ARIES (Mu. 21 to Apr. 19) Handle persotw affain e&dy so You can later sit down with an associate and plan futum OPets"Ons- SOme cIvIC Tenture could pme helpful, I W - POL• vt clean the window. I do hope someone has a solution for nit. - JOYCE , Iqlammpr, ___________________ I • l j I I-- Previews Time 8:3 9:3OCISJjAWAJIF'IVF. RERUN) This was the pilot for who pushed the victim Into the 71x Chase unit proves too ef- 0 Veteran character actor a new series, based on material path of a traln. ficient when It nabs a man they Nehemiah Persoff portrays a by Joseph Wambaugh, the Los SUSPect of robbing a bank, only mobster deported from the Angeles policeman who has .1 I ABC MARCUS WELBY United States who slips into the authored a number of best. M.D. "For Services Rendered'I the bank and he's taking money islands looking for $5 million hus selling books ("The New All his adult life, Fred Pulaski from It to pay a ransom to two has 5ULshed away. Slean%bile, Centurians" and "The Purple (Tige Andrews) has worked men who are holding his wife McGarrett is and daugh ter hosthg. When examining th infecled while Knight"). It will be a weekly and saved, and dreanxd of e boat U mobster an thology of police stories, owning hI$ uwn home. Wh en it the banker nabbed the two used,andtheislandofOahub which will at tempt to capture hoods flee, toking the wife and sealed off to present an out the way of life of the policeman, discovers he requires head daughte r for protection. break of the plague. r,, unronntidzed. Vic Morrow, surgery, which would take all (frEiIfla. playi ng an officer pursuing an his savings. The decision, of 8.30 ABC, THE NEW evasive criminal, costara with course, la for the lifavIng TEMPERATURES RISING 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY Chuck Connors, pi y Ow SHOW "The Misguided MOVlEO fliE WEFK 'Smite Boy. Ed Asner plays Morrow's dramatic You Say I Do" Allen -superior officer and Diana u back, minus James Whit. Funt, the Candid Camera man, Baker plays a young la dy token Bes thur "Maude" will more, who has been replaced by captures some more un- hostage by Slow Boy during a cut a record album just as Paul Lynde as the show's sthr suspecting people in strange holdup. soon as finds time Eiring acavon ItUe returnj as the situations, like a man led to her hiatus fr om h television enterprising, sometimes be lieve a certa i n lady baS bCfl es , she worked m Warners 9:311 S THE NEW CBS se conning Dr. Noland. Lynde unfaithful (should he tell th g mode "Mame. I Guests included Mr. and Mrs. couple of times with a matching color thread. - MRS. L. M. x Fruit punch, assorted finger white print crepe drew and Rick a white carnation utonniem. a chore. Everyone I know leaves his air-condi. tioner in 02t I — — Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - I do hope soine readers will tell me how they clean windows above air-conlitleners. There does seern to be een two t nessesglass without removing the entire air-conditioner, pulling the window down. FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY . SEPTE1tIRFR 6, 1.07 2 - 52 _. GRANDMA flI ~ Iloats gift was a relish dish wi th a silver tray. They also presentJ Debbie with a red tipped white carnation corsage to complement her red and 41 64 .- Jug waft, Young wh-ft, one day you'll become mothers In laW, too And then God helpycu. I I — nfi in the CARROLL of were served with the cake. — f' 149 U -. UIICAGO READER ,- ____ ____ - ~ , acquainted with each other.Appendectomy,, = . __ — — - sitter. WatadIffec scidid I _________ I 3 - J' hlights 9 NBC ULASE "Foul Up" 0 ___ with blue roses and the iii. scrlption "Much Love and Happiness Debbie and mck" I I'venced,too,thalaftgramotheyjnhjwbecoineaa . _____ - 63 ___ ' i i . .4-- - -IA7_. 4- -_ ~_ . Iff 1 'I with a white linen cloth was .__ _. __ rr for us, . 21 . DEAR ABBY: My pet peeve is the wo,y some. daughters in law pick an their mothers W law. I refer to Uat silly crab who griped because her moth. Ax 10 law Rlwmvvi Vt W lit fteld tne her son 1d=ghW In - — — 32 .-. - 1 i I ' 25 — I skV bad and bt Ws moow get In first. This puts her next to my husbanA, which I think is mY *m.is W , or a ,g wNA to Ift next to your beloved. He can own two his mother In. and ckmw tbe door. 7bis puts his motha on the oatsi* ned to the door, whid is reaDy the best spa because thm she can view the scemy, &W im"t squeezed ,bet two b0dies with nothing to look at but dw hood of ft CW AJA the pavimiat ahesd. Other in law, and " 1111r Waft .. ft- dW md Id my- daughter in law sit =A to my wu;~ ii . c- . I 11 C 7 Tuday, Sept. 25. 1973—lA - plays Dr Mercy, and Sue husband'), vehimes of Ogden Nash and I can'l find It either. But I'D ki ant of my rta4prs cut there cax .1 ti K L THERE! The Sanford Herald Tn THERE AIN'T IF WE VVM &%M IN I SAID,WOULD YOU A blue and whi te color theme was used in decor colors of the bride-elect.) refreshment table, overlaid — A 20 ___________ -__...._.-. law'zsband1 I ________ ' by Days W, ' il hO9f39e3 was to have all thos$1- ' taking part in the wedding meet — 16 22 would like to find, but all ray efforts led inc nowhere. It goes something like this: "tie drinks because ike nags, le thIfrç nags b3U5 he drinks. t'." Then It o on to sr thzt "In fact be's a sot and AV toge the r — — I L— DEAR ABBY: 7bere Is a poem by Ogden Nash that 1 we, p!easo — — ____ hard ALLEY OOP le Mrs William Charde, David and Preston, Mr. and Mrs. hi A. cook and Sherrie, r Ave,Septl5frorn4to6pni All guests Invited to at tend will be attendants or members of the wedd1ngpartyorsyjn so I11 capacity at the reception. In - l DEAR HURT: Don't ask .im any questions. The aniwer obv$oos Jast because * man says., "I LOVe you," doesn't mean be means ft. And doesn't the tact that he took another girl to a wedding where his friends and family - --~ 44s DON ueL 111"3. tuefu 8. A. Robare, Mrs. Carolyn C.randmont. M. and Mra, Robert A Mrs. Sid Coup jtrde L Bowes, were CO-hostesses for I Edgar, the Misses Dhine and an engagement -announcement Angelina, Lash, Maria Galletta, Jr. and Robin; Mr. and Mrs. Chiirles Aiken and .Mrs. Janws Party honoring Miss Debbie Susan lloening and Robert Michael RIChame, Mr. and Dingman. RiCharde and Richard tHick) x .-_.. . .---7 ~~1,:; . I ~_, 1 V - .Eaton whose wedding will be an _;im -A.. ~~k it K - J-t __ AV .I , -,*9 I I . . :. ,4 , ,_ - i event of Dec. s. : , . s held at the . I -i ., 1 ~1. ~ -, 11 -1 -_ . -, I ! 0 I Bowes home fl 1? Park - .. 43 have A -- (Rib.) 24Pompo&iibo, 4$Ltterof 3ORivirdepot 3Ktndo(sco1ar neU 4IPMbet 31 Epoch 4 Neptive 27 Of greawst kiln n small SD is (ab) Jutskrte 51Apptke 34 Before 41 Condition 35 Menul guts (ab.) dle (comb, (suffix) 37 Feminine 2 Chkww wdsbt 1 2 3 4 16 6 I DEAR ABBY: I met a really cool guy who travels, wA be makes this town on e t weeks. and I dug each her right away, and I might Li !I tell ended up at his mote on the second date. • Eve time he'd come to town, 'd go to his motel. I ally grooved is dude, Abby. He e to me he loved me. WeU, imagine how hurt I was when I found out his bmther got married right here In ft town last w,eek and Tex took another girl Wouldn't you t hink U enough to XbeUked etoweU heuW me M his motel e%Ume ery hae S,skad me to that wedding? Should I ask him how come rm good enough to go to W larith. but I'm not good enough to tale to .1 ramily 7 :I rMr_TLrtV Mrs Mi ha i'J t$jc B Abiga il, Van Buren C 072 % ____ ____ '1 H'11f ctllaii For Engagement Party Given _____ r g~~ I \viien it S FmauIi 1 i 1 SSIfflrMer A rthur's D 1% i Value 1200 (2) Jeopard I Where Game 100 (2) I Love Lucy (4) News (9) All My Children GOOD ALL DAY &)0&)Mhrtbe&xX~0f (44) Variety News (6) Search For Tomorrow 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw , 110t biscuits. . ( OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave (Ni.way 1742) �-- , -W __, . _______ I 1. - I _r __________________________ _________________________ _ - -- ________________________________________________ _________ _____ __________ The Sanford Herald ___ p I: 1 George _ a Stuart's Tradeln Specials This tg Week! (YOU Trade in your old cash register, adding machine, typewriter -any off ice machine, just soitwiu work. 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But, please sir or Ms , as the vase may be, just remember, if you bet on Billie Jean when she plays Stan Smith, Spoiski might just be wandering about late that ecning with his own cartoons and posters designed especially for your female chauvinist or wishy-washy male car C1Z4 i'4if W.4!411t 9W 111 MA I lion. Deluxe felt pad Protect$ your desk or table lops Fast induction motor is static proof -won'ttnterferewith,ntercom,radioW Nationally wwf ".All M*archant Electronic Calcu a or l - S I I Get $200.50 allowanc, for uroldmachmaandp,y t $80 for and pay us Your _______________________________________ uo (''Alf a kwull%al t Iflal 'i FUI old machtn, *69.0Opl -4 ; (E VOk ti P.W.1 smat ~ - UW_J r" (v;#oi -.41 IM SN."t 9F k- -, 9: i F. I im Wirli VXT 14W CM %Aa * I the traditional cham a shower ing the NL West. "I think we're moresubdued sa id her Johnny Bench. "We're waiting for the third step -the World Series -rather than getting ex. cited over the first one." 7be Reds also won West titlest and NL ptnnants in 1970 and 1972 only be beaten in theSerles both times. e g who did get up over the cilnchin was pitcher Dick Baney, who hasn't been through this befi*e. 99 a I'd- 1 I1U 1IILI WWI - . the victory an home runs by Tony Perez and Andy Kowo. The Reds' clinching victory was thea 58th In 81 games !Ance July I when they were I I games behind. Ex;m M, Pirsks " Willie StargeU hornered In each game as Pittsburgh split with Montreal, losing the flrst game 54 but taking th cap 3 - The two homers pye the Pirate slugpr 44, tops in the majors. He hu had 32 hits in 90 at bets with eight born ,ers and 24 runs batted In this month . ' a es in T k • Over Christian 11 On Own Game an U herald Correspondent On paper the game between Trinity 1ep and North lorida Cithn should have been exciting. it had all the elements both teams were highly rated, they had large running, •, Hut it wasn't mnutchup that scaming. in I of has fans G. 1 0 Detroit oi 06cago 0 2 Western 1 •ThO 36 i so 37 0 : 42 Divblon - - . Majo - -i-- '..:gr-, 11" k- --T p. I r i1 .__ I Orft av THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ... ' .... Fm --•-. I 04 _ __ -- , I I I .( -a .. 7'--Jrl~... - ' - I 4 14 ~. : - eat up large chunks of acreage Pgh ill L May Htn 101 wi th a quick bunt through a HITRO Cm fl7 Garr, All hole. DOUSLES-St,rg,ii, Pgh. 43. i don't think the game was Staub. l4y, 35 monotonous," the TRIPLES-Metig,r Htn mentor answerM kI r . -. =_ --- - -iff - --________ ____ -- DaJohnUn y OLENBASE$-BtOCk StL M - -.___ 4 .. . A - --- -. - !_ L. - 1,- - - I4 -j1 ______ . - 4 ________ - / UofF Favored In -- - - e Golf ourney , No Trada for as !fttle as - ' __11l1111111111111111111111111l11111111 I I - L. 914 -• . '-• Leaders .. . ' Lea ue m / , - . - - r time, until (rInmuns felt in off Cm 313 Cederi IlIn 317 RUNS-Bonth SF 1?9 MOIUIn tackle play would work. 'fli "A I J .4,,', o think anyone who enjoys football played properly would think 50. you are able to make i(cn4 Aw - IJPPM I ~ _ - ___________ I george igtUmm VINIJ -4 --1 -- v - 9 L_ r. %qzFzr7" By IfFILSCIIFI, NLSSEN ISON the Puckeyes vdie-i eivht first- tered 'Nor th w cs tern 44-0, Okla. Acsoctattd Prts Spos writer pis(e balln and 9 ItS homa B ilL SOLtAT D il Tenne35ee SIhe rn Caornia, Nebra 1st week, the spread was 1,- dned A) 18 and 1WAmerican Conference . siana State defeated Texas run eNgan recei ed &M 223 Eastern Division W L T PcL Pts. OP ated Press college football for the top spot and 844 after Auburn climbed frorn 12th to rankings while LouLsiana State trimming Stanford 47-10 a.-,d the NY Jets 11th by blanking UT-Chat. replaced Texas in the Top Ten - Wolverines chrnbed from fifth Miam tanooga 31-0 while Oklahmm Southern California, which place to fourth. Alabama State jumped from 17th to IM N. Eng. 0 2 0 .5M 20 41 has been No. I since the firg slipped from fourth to fif th with following p 3M rout of Ar;Dan its g po Bait 0 2 0 ( 24 8 week of I in record to by in ts when the Crinson Tide karas Central Division •flu 4 A Georgia Tech " Y from a 14-0 halftime Rounoding out the SecoW Ten Cin. I I 0 .5W 34 38 received 36 first-place votes deficitt beat K t k 2I4 state,I IIousTexas, sixth List week, was ton, Florida, UCLA. .Miarni, Cleve. I I 0 .500 30 47 and 1,120 points from the 61 110u3t,0n. 0 2 0 .000 7A 58 sports writm and broadcasters upset by Mian-d of Flodda M15 North Carolina state and mi3voted in this week's poll. and skidded to 14th while mwi. Western Division Twelve 1t place and Miami, which hadn't received a t week's Second Ten con. 1,M points went to Nebraska, single vote all season, uwved sisted of ISU, Auburn, Arizona which ra llied wi th three touch- into 18th place. K. City State, N.C. State, Florida, S. Diego I I 0 .500 With Texas dropping out of liouston, Oklahoma. UCLA, 34 45 downs in the fourth ql I h Carolina State, the Top Ten, Penn State, Notre Colorado and Bowling Green National Conference drupping the W il ck train Dame, Oklahoma Eutern Division T nnessee and Missouri tied forth 14th to 19th. and IAKLisiai State all moved 2 0 0 °°° Colorado. which lost its open, Ohio Sta te was idle last week. up one posiUi into the 7491O er to NY Gnta 1 0 1 .750 57 fU, barely beat Wisco end following a 57 Open- spots. Wash. nn State thped sin 225 and fell from the Top inggaine rout of Minnesota and Navy 39-0, Notre Dame bat- Twenty. Phil. . ~Iinn. Central Division - -- . - -- ________1QWP07~__~___ 001NI I!A" ZE i Is - ' . OffS --- an ings ' - W flJfl ain ,.and then there was one. The ftd bf baseball's four divisional races wu settled Monday night when the (Incinnati Reds nailed down thieir third National Izague West crown In four seasons by defeating San Nego 2-1. TUt leaves mly the NL East still undecided with ff till allve in the wz='s rinal week. Pittsburgh remains onenal( game behind the New Yk Me there a1r . wilight doubleheader with Montreal. second place P rates I • e opener to the Expos LI but took Ow nightcap 3-0. Elsewhere in the NL, It was Hous. ton 10, San Frandsco 6. In the American League, Boston walloped Detroit I",California beat Tex&3 104 and Minnesota - op Three College orl PITCHING (IS Decisions)Stone. NY. 123. 2 BorDen. month) I guess it wa3 our fault," the Cin.11 4,133,211Gullett. in I UWAV.at S.aints' Ilead Coach Tom fluby every series, agai'nst a team 02. 3 59 John, LA, IS1, .642, 114. 1 STEVE IIATTER TAKES OFF $ . STRIKEOUTS-Seaver. NY. 247; confessed "We let the air out of li ke the Eagles, that's good canton. I Phi 71 Ddsi ned Trinity Prep stays on ground is peciat for ervice stations ----------------- the ball. We slowed the tempo ---defense. People who come out / this cash register (HeraldPh ot o u ances with the Us' Till.; ASSOCIATED IlWS down. 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Teanis entered include Ohio players with thc- most birdies Mi SCM Marchant facto Baltimore 93 62 .600 New York Designed for home or office, w 79 77 .506 \_~ ! terback. 11w ground attack was We hit hard. block well, execute Filth The Annual __ ta Dixie S te lary la nd,flonda,South accumulated throughout cash in the drawer against the figures in 7 DOUBLES-Garcia, M11. 32. the F-88 is the ideal machine for those needing a basic Itoton 84 72 538 92 Pittsburgh t build around Butch Doll and our plays and play team Bo 04L Intercollegiate Golf Chain. Carolina. Georgia Southern tournament play. Imt. year's the locked-in detail tape. In addition to the __ UW ituit 1.", _- D&OR is four-function cilculator. A 78 80 .487 3 c chain mulliplicaTRIPLES-Carew. Don Milner, two good runners. defense," he concluded. i sonshi Tournament is Georgia t College, Tech recipient ' was Billy Chapman of one key fme position lock the mod el 309 Now York " ' " "" V. not, 10 . ,434 3i7 n c' m nate a re entry probrn Choice The Saints played team Skpt. 27-36 for the rugged , -%1 v11 V~sStjtL. Kentuck), East Wake Forest. ( A SI 'Ahl) tallm] lu HOME n. Oak, ,ill C `1 i rill'S P;urlger-type lock. for adMilwaukee 72 83 465 21 Chicago - 1 -Iover 2U0pounds 75 80 4 of two. or four 3 '. or fixed decimal. Compact -only 5W' defense so well - __ __ uw,A Lwf I Mountain View Course at Tennessee State, Columbus birdies, . -. .. ded protection. Nationally advertised at Cleveland 68 88 .436 251. Philadelphia 69 87 .442 to ow VWT I would have to say th it wide by 8 4/5'f deep. Weighs 2 lbs. 2 oz. Nationally Oak Callaway Gardens The three Co lle ge, Georgia, Nebraska, -_ UWA IWr . $440.00 Harper. sin 49 won it in U* trencbe-i,11 Ituby , N' Antitfu limited certain modtfs. styi", , West while gaining 281 on the ground. ' PITCHING (15 0ecislons)- day, 54-hole niedal play tour. Florida State. Alabama, Wake IIPr actice round beginsSept 1c. AM ftema; advertised at $149.00. "A 1W West f.o.b. Ortando "I staff. with tournament play went on. uw ww - .1 - Oakland Most of I.N M dri%vs were Huntef. Oa*, 21.4, ,#40. ],]a Mc. nament will feature solm of the Forest, North Cmlina, Oral . Cincinnati 97 60 .618 um tMfl ire Ca Paces t you may u your Master establish a grourul game on the kept stricUy on Uie ground. D&A101, NY. 12-4, -75k 2.&? psimw. top college litilater teams in the Roberts University, Fur"= following the next three days. Kansas City Is Angeles 91 CH ECK 580 6 first and second series of Crintna only put the ball m South and Midwest Tampa VW VW 01%1A'S Ryan Cal CnJ. each day. 75 81 v downs. We stopped Ovin cold, the air four tlnws. Most first 481 161 California am MW . Unirsty' an Houston 79 79 . 1811 so he switched 7be University of Florida, the to the pass. Th 81 '481 16 doWns were recorded after at In addition to the Dixie Athinta The Dixie Intercollegiate Golf 75 82 .4718 22 Two free storesids parking lots. um srwr ~" 1973 Southeastern Conference "Clayton is an outstanding least two or thm, cracks at the 54 103 .344 38 Texas (anipionnp Team San Diego Trophy, Tournament has gained a 58 99 . 369 39 SIK is TOKS a a E s pan ol Our used machina golf champions, appear the 0* pa%wr, but our secondary was weary F, Wes line. 133 East ROBINSON FLORIDA Fred liaskins Awant will go reputation throughout i ORLANDO, NEW Y0l(K f All! t '',tv Wednesday's Games Wednesday's am up to the challenge" The favorite in the tournament to to the outstanding (V negiate The actual TD runs were set hiblur) as a "bellwether" ghest thr'gamiie sers (eW i ter Minnesota at Oakland, N Montr ea l at New York, N topple defending champion golfer of 1fl3, voted The game became up by the steady faking and bo led bs 110 each. 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RL14,along with awistant Joel Wmi sanctioned tv-nipetition layers across For two years p33t, the New Var), at Milwaukee, N i5 Angeles at Atianta, N Greg Miles,, and alt Morgan KeIle w ould nd in the killing best four of six irAividual team thecountry. or I .-I University of Texas, a COM!, __ I i_:__~ Son Diego at Cincinrwti, N Mton at Cleveland . ___ ______ __ _____ cr, o f Tucson, Ar ng players forwarding scores .. __ duri kept banging up the middle for counter play that accvurted for AddtionaHy, the Lloyd petitor In the tourney, bent On 1111"N"Madd Detroit at Baltimore, N on, N short gainers. Greg Chandler the first ftee M-3. Ilebler Trophy will go to the in t0P national honor3. . - i or eague um IWMT (:1rur . -- OWn P 0 Trinit WflO GETS THE CREIM1 .. S CM Two-Total Service Station Model I ' 00i Nat It / f -1 f' t . 11 ui .ur All- Our whereabouts have been fully documented. We attended the Seminole High Junior Varsity tilt that Thursday evening and then went directly to a place we will not disclose for some after-game recreation. No, it wasn't Mr. Spolski's house . . . at least it didn't look like it i the dark. an extremely hard one o get, but he said he thethre rrest woulake anglers more responsive to picking upfter jaI themselves "WhatdotouriststhinkofSanfordwhenthey drive down our lake and see all that trash," he asked. The situation, which has grown over 'a long period of time, he feels, has come to a proportion that is no longer acceptable. Currently many local fishermen who utdize the seawall are the subsistence kind of fisherman-f hose who use their catch to supplement their diet- and either arrest or closing off the seawall to fishing could come as a seriousblow to them, he added. _________________________ V 'tterin garbage inside your bedroom People have even fished past the Mellonviile Avenue part of the seawall and left dead fish in residents' la, he said Butler admitted a conviction onitermgis ' "It's not visitors, or out-of-town people, doing the littering," Butler said. "It's Sanford Pro rq, L n tZ11I1 UW V.-An - .I;r Spotlight As Reds Na1*1 - -'r.i Van, - , .1 ct: Wr4 V`af . ... customers receipt Many other up-to-date features Nationally advertised at I There is tinfounded accusations printed in Around The UW-.* VIXI Clock concerning our activities on the night of ."%V .~~' ' 4 the Billie Jean King - Bobby Riggs tennis match. Air. 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S I s vIvChWl FlU 71 , - - __ : MIN .- Tuesday, Sept 25,1973-18 olf .- - -1- __ �; — The5a,,ford Herald I Tuesday, Sept, 25, 1973 I 1.1 In m eirru %unTerence I 5i tu Tiliu" ut rivrai $500,000 A Year Bore UT By JOHN CIIEItW.% One of the main assets of the each other, (in lonship The top team in where he has since won back his t,yman was the victor with 35 was in the Colonial Invitational After tonight the Hounds'the Herald Correspondent sate. 14.argo, will par. l4yman team this year has been "Each boy has a job to do and varsity position, team points. Edgewater was when once again Lyman was next test will come Friday at ticipate along with Southern "cross-country may be a senior Kenny Duncan, In his they know they must perform Never taking any team for third with 98 points and Colonial first with 117 points. Edgewater the Edge water Invitational PIantaton. These two, plus the minor sport but to tiiese tx>s first appearance at the their job or the whole team granted Huggins feels tha t both was sixth in the eight team finished in 12th with 274. This will be held at Trinity Greyhoinds are considered by It's the most major thing in Greyhound Opener Duncan not suffers." Huggins said. Colonial and Edgewater have e%eflt with 164 Colonial was 14th with 44i Prep. some have touted this as experts as the best teams in the their life right now," said only won the Individual honors Besides Duncan the other rrrected teams. He believes The second time they met points. a possible preview of the State , I yman cross counir> Coach but also set a course record At harriers expected to run varsity that the Edgewater strength TtM'S Aft [A ______ I),iid llut'i Ins as hi pripared Lake zlrintle> 'he setond toda> be Mark Bousquct, hill with to runners _________ to do battle with Metro foes event Duncan duplicated his Der,njs Burns, Toni Herron, Jerry Wright and Jesse _____ Edgewater and Colonial today by winning and Willie Smith, Jim Brinker, and Medeiros, In the Greyhound _______ setting a record. In Saturday's Jim Donaldson. 4 p.m. Invitational Wright grabbed I _____ at The Ilounds will be going for Colonial Invitational Duncan Bousquet and Donaldson are fourth spot, got off to a bad start and con- new to the area. Bousquet ran their fourth straight win Commenting on Colonial ____ ninny starts. The meet sequentiv ended up passing cross-country last season in Lyman mentor said that "Probably" be held at Colonial "about 100 runners" to be ,the Illinois and Donaldson picked Colonial's strength is that they Vr T a because the host team, g ouni finisher in the field up previous experience In Ncai run as a team. The top man's Edgewater, does not have a o over . e placed sixth, 16 York, /. .1) time will not be much different .. seconds off the pace. course at this tirile. In the Colonial Invitational fron) the bottoln runner's time. t Huggins dempasizs e If Edgewater deeIde inerone Jayvee event This will be ____ _____ third time tnthe L6 tt)TP would rather run at theirfact that his team has any aid thus has earned himself a still oung season that these C Dl temporary home field then the "superst&s" and he always spot on the varsity. In the past three teams have faced each :,.••.- . •. . : ) . meet will take place at rrinity mentions that his runners finish Brinker has run varsity but an other. . ... ..'• . ..- . V. , . ... hi and within a few conds of Illness dropped him to jayvee In the Greyhound Invitational ' . . - in uill - !l - -" • -_. _____________________________ _____________ ' ' __________ - - ' -' - - -, t. V.! V 4r VU A CA S H PRIZES TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK irst Prize S SecondPrim 1ir • e $1O •.. • • T i .1 Driz 1. . . $6 By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent • •.• • MAIL or V personalized fj Class Ring Now! $5 down I :tt' $5950 /2 PRICE 1 sizes Oft-K--l" S1,k From 45.00 Op as tuderit accounti This Week Onlyl f i'k ' Fl., State Bank .................Winner .................. Knight's Shoe Store .............Winner .................. KIng a SW in phone calls trying the National League playoffs or LAS VEGAS V MIAMI ( AP ) Running said, "It s easy lot me to say them t 25)," said Shula, "I back Mercury Morris is one we're going to benefit from would have liked to have bee n - person wh3 is glad that the thb...it's another thing doing it. like (Raiders Coach John) Dol phins' winning you after New Madden and thrown only 10 j ii t' I i game." ,, streakflthe National j,a.ona. Football rOOa, passes-to League has been broken at 18 Coach Don Shula was asked Shula said part of the failure games. Mo nday if his offense, which of the passing attack was due I(%.Urry 1n Closes Door The "Sanford Slugger" has been signed to my other boy, "Snake" White again." I I spent morris uicia win wreaic uver card. Gonzales, really a welterweight despite his Bob Foster, the tight Ifeaveweight Champ, r.A w11 $h , 153 A showed ,as f • .ia,,, uarry sop four ruw. two years ago. and Vie Perez. Perez, the local lad of the group, Foster's manager, Lou Viscusisees it another .showed well wi th the more experienced Texan. way, "Quarry wants Foster? First he Q er Solo homers by Tony Perez Pete Rose, the Reds' record- to catch on with somebody," he the World Series, should the and Andy Kosco were all Ba. breaking hitting star, said. Reds make it. tie>" 2-1, needed. Boos greeted Roses one hit for the night "Vern Rapp of the Reds' In. Manager George "Spaky" An- gave him a record mark of 180 dianapolis (arm Learn called me "They told me they might derson when he elected to mop singles in a season by a switch- and said I had another chance, take me along anyway. If they UP the last two innings wi th hitter. It broke Maury Wills' But af ter losing myfirst two tell me I can't go, I'll just be Tom Hall and Pedro Borbon, 1962 record, starts and giving up' 23 runs in happy being the best batting who gave up a two-out homer to "This club has 100 per cent 19 innings for an 11.00 earned practice pitcher they ever had," said Raney, who tossed 12 looking for him. lie is always right there. After I .,. 1 L11c Arter te - a pennant-clinching 2.1 victory. carry us right through," said When querried on this, Quarry responded, McKinny, a newcomer to the pro ranks, was take Kendall, then I want Billy Wagner again brought in to to show off in front of the local ( the two fought a draw on TV recently), them i press. He too will perform on the October 3rd will be ready for Foster." - leaving Attend the October 28 $150,000 Sahara LPM T DAYS - Golf Tournament a LIY' M' 1Ifl I NIGHTS INCLUDING: Al R FARE, TRANSFERS, HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FOR ONLY The Dolphins lost 12-7 at Oak- produced only 90 passing yards practice time lost by receivers 5243.50 land Sunday and Morris said and 105 rushing yards, was due to injuries in preseason. I "This kinda puts all this going- turning conservative, "It's just a question of the I Deltona Travel Agency for-the-record crap aside. ' , We had the ball 49 times quarterbacks and receivers I 661.4419 527 Deltona Biva. "We're not on top of the yesterday and we threw half of working together." mountain any more," said Morris. "The charisma surrounding - un Riggs Rematch OUTER LIMITS "We're back in the pack, ilk PIIILADELPIHA (Al') - Billie Jean King Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion continue to every body else," added Morris says she's delighted with the fruits of her recent delight her, "We're going for the playoffs, Bobby Riggs, but doesn't Ms. King, in town to be introduced as the Just like ever y other team No. want a rematch, playing coach of Philadelphia's team In the new body is superior" "I didn't want to play Bobby in the first place, World Team Tennis League (W11'), was and rejected the match three years ago and last received warmly at a noon open-air gathering Morris fingered his Super the pert 29-yearold Ms. King said and later at a news conference Monday. Howl ring from last January's Monday of her much-publicized "battle of the 14.7 of Washington sexes" with Two Philadelphia housewivcs, walking and said, "This cool, but But the 55-year-old Riggs kept pressuring to demurely to lunch, screamed "Billie Jean!" it's last year's ring. Technicalplay a woman, and he finally smashed Margaret when she passed in a Cadillac. "You were ly, we're no better, no worse Court on Mother's Day, so Billie Jean agreed to tremendous. Great! My husband was mouthing than anybody In the league," the nationally-televised match at houston's off so bad, lie's been doing dishes ever since," Linebacker Nick Buoniconti Astrodome, which she won handily in three sets "Did you hear that?" Billie Jean laughed last week. heartily. Attempting to imitate the woman's "Margaret opened the door, I closed it," she Philadelphia accent, she said: "My husband's said. -There isn't any more reason toplay Bobby been doing dishes all week,' Beautilni Great." again We prov ed Bobby wrong .hen he said he Ilillia. Jean had the highest praise for Riggs, could beat any worrian" although she giggled about how he was down-in But fruits of her decision over the former the-mouth after the match. - tennis victory over Now Fall JACKETS Are Here ci a tinQ 44 )' graduating Year - No • Extra Chargel Optn Mon., Thurs., Fri. III 9 Sanford pta Florida vs. Miss. State YOUR ONE-STOP Now Nine DEUER Drive-in ,AIjfldQW5 SitP ow- or LINE conquest Hunting supply store I THE BANK ! $ 1 Only $1900 WHILE THEY GUNS— AMMUNITION REPAIR WORK—BLUEING--BUY, SELL OR LAYAWAY LAST OUTER LIMITS Georgia vs. N. C. State See ' SH S 4x4 $11 screen prints from square negatives Get the news that affects YOU ea. 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July ... and now this," said the nati ree!ed off 58 wins over the Haney thought his vareer was 15-year-old Cincinnati CincinnatiReds Heals last t 1mti on -t --i - -_ - iJ V81 Cafne In ntrfnkg. ih L%U WIV up U IICI Ui• pitcher, who stopped bouncing Los Angeles Dodgers and clinch for the second time this sum. Haney tore up the league, winaround baseball long enough to the team's third Western met, He was told to find a new ning seven straight starts. win the biggest game of his life. Division title in four years. profession. "I survived it all, and it's Haney, drawing his first Na. The Reds hold a six-game But the softspoken Califor. made me stronger. God's been tioflai League ibrt after being lead with live games remain- nian made the most of a minor good to me. I'm a tremendous given up on two mouths ago, trig. 87 4 league coach's faith in him, believer. tossd Seven shutout tnnins"We ' ve got a great mninen 'After petting rut by the against the San Diego Padres in (urn going for us and it will Oakland A's Birmingham team Raney Isn't eligible to pitch in ' $ s. I I BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor do Sanfon neraia LYMAN OViEDO SEMINOLE III LAKE IRANTLEY U all 9 "Money is not a factor—I've just strange give him more trouble said, emitting the understatement of got to decide whether I want to than a zone defense. the year. continue playing basketball. It has The onetime All-American star at Nattilyattired in a yellow laid taken most of in> life, but do! owe the University of Kansas, who has jacket, blue slacks and yellow my whole life to It' scored more than 3O00O points and a. a A diamond "Maybe I'd rather be a civilian," WlflUtSVtU grabbed more than fl,000 rebounds ringer of Chamberlain flew into New Yorkglistening from the in a fabulous 15-year pro career, hand, Chamberlain Monday to plug his autobiography,left said hc isn't troubled by the pressure erary he f' which is appropriately entitled from new and younger stars such as increasingly difficult to pull on gym WILT," with the intriguing SU Kareem Abdul Jabbar once called sits and sneakers every day during title, "Just Like Any Other 7-Foot Cow Alcindor. basketball season and to run up and Black Millionaire Who Lives Next do a hardwood floor with a bunch "Sometimes, just for kicks, I go Door." of boys. back and look at pictures of me when The book deals In depth with his .It's • " " he said. young like Jabbar and that kid early life in a Philadelphia ghetto at UCLA, Bill Walton," he said. "I hustling pennies, his rise to It's particularly a bore to a d on't think I' hmuch. basketball stardom, the innumillionaire, the highest-salaried nierable controversies and even his athlete in the world, who lives in a "Mentally and physically, I'm sex life, palace In Bel Air, Calif., that makes better than I was five years ago. But "1 guess I'm something of a sex the Taj Mahal look like a shack in a in iiiy mind, basketball is not U symbol to lot of girls," he said with Dixie corn field, same. It doesn't motivate me any unconcealed pride, lie indicated that "I'm not poverty stricken," he more." r the Orlando Naval Base. "Jerry can stay with Gil Clancey (who foniIly Quarry was brought in to spar In front of the handled both brotters).but I'm not going to. popping flash cubes of the press. "lie iClancey) had me slugglnh in my last Three fighters out of the Lou Viscusi "stable" twofi"hts Both were call draws I'm sure! won were also imported to show off the younger edtion them but they shouldn't have been close Now of the Quarry brothers from California. that I'm with Mr. Ashlock I will be able to box Quarry went two rounds each wi th Tony my style again. ' You know,boxing sticking Licata, Mike McKinney, and Manuel Gonzales. mnovin and up on my toes " ' Licata, the undefeated Southern Middieweight Champion, landed some sharp blows Kendall is rough," Quarry continued. "But I U THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASONI $4 Jt The uruntheating for the Uctober 3rd light that local premotor Pete &shlock will n°w heavyweight encounter between Mike Quarry y the ounger Quarry Outer Limits ...................Winner .................. Sports Shop .....................Winner .................. .S. Bank ......................Winner .................. NOTHING TO BUY—NO OBLIGATION _______ uU I FHUUU11F19 My name ls ...........• Addrs .................. H.I.S store for men ..............Winner .................. Zale's ..........................Winner .................. MedCO ..........................Winner ................... The Sanford Herald .......Winner .................. Dekle's Gulf Service ............Winner .................. I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. _--:--- C1 1i e v # Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) lit PRIZE— $10 SANDY WALDRON 125 Country Club Circle Sanford 2nd PRIZE —s RAYMOND DUQIJETTE 71 So. Cortex Ave., Winter Springs 3rd PRIZE —$4 JAMES BROWN Elm Drive, Cassetberry NEW YORK (AP) - Basketball has become a $500,000.ayear bore for Wilt Chamberlain. "It" true that I don't get an> fun out of training any more, and I even find it tough to get ready for game after game," the-foot..1 millionaire ball dunker acknowledges. "I have done a lot of soul searching °n the matter. Frankly I just don't know what is the alternative for me." The 37-year-old all-time great of the National Basketball Amociation debated today alternatives open to few men—whether to play another year for the Cos Angeles Cokers of the NBA oraccept a ,000 offer from the San Diego Conquistadors of the rival American Basketball A&soclation, i Iv ruvL DEFENSE RECEIVER Ken About Pla y girls - MATT LESLIE, Hound split end, leaves Mainland Buccaneer defensive back Anthony Scott flat on his back after snaring a Bob Costantine pass Marvin Scott (63) Is still too far away from the action to halt the Lyman aerial receiver. The Hounds took a 21-7 decision from the Bucs and they meet Bishop Moore Friday night at Lyman. (Ilerald Photo by Bill Vincent) OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK — ••-- _________ --- and Andy Kendall began in earnest yesterday at 4V f I - _ 'WV SALE Jeans Jeans Jeans -' - One entry blank only to each ontefant. Entries must be brought to the office of ' . paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, September 28. - -_ - Pick a number you think will be the highest number or points scored In any one game on this page and place this number in the space provided in Entry Blank, This :wiII be used to break ties. I _________________ I ,1 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 -k winners. -- - ' ______ ._.-- - - ,. a_____________ I _________ 5-Wi T RULES - --a -' 1 CONTE 4 t ' ________________ lie -_- ." Wilt f, Tuesday, Sept. 25,1973-313 The Sanford Herald -it, LITTLE GRIDDER JEFFERY BLAKE, son of SIIS coach Emory Blake (right) watches Tribe junior varsity play against Jones last week. Tonight, the Baby Seminoles will seek their first win of the season against Daytona Beach Mainland away. 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OPPO OUTSTANDING TIRE DEALS Kirby File at Fite The Annudis .39 • Vegetable Fianis HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Fife Tire Supply specializes in tires, tune.ups, auto air conditioners, gas and lubrication Two Mechanics on duty Also -Airport Service Station (at the Airport) At Fite Tire COR. SANFORD VE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 327.262k Sa nford, Fioridi Reliable One-Stop Car Car FIXTURS •SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS • • NUTONE AUTOMATIC GARAGEDO0ROpERATORS LIGHTING SPECIALISTS TO THE PH. 322-3332 B UILDER . HOMEOWNER.CONTRACTOR BRIDGE LIGHTING CENTER ER 2400 S. FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-2350 j!ont • Pre.School •After.Schoo, • Mci-nets _____________________ • eminole LV dge /I A UTO PARTS Drive And Accessories WHOLESALE R ETAIL Save -- - LAWN 111M h0M 8 MW D d A t P ts anti Oviedo Tractor Co. ____________________ Route DAILY 476 Ph 365 3241 Ovido ILWA Gardedand OPEN I - FARM Prnal Nursing Care Since 1964 Ph 322 6755 - HUNTERS p.M. A.M. s FOR HOME OR FARM ' .- Pesticides Fertilijers Bulk SEed4 Hardwarefortp*FarmerHom, f % BULK VEGETABLE SEEDS . S E & EQUIPMENT P _ - HEATED POOL FALL SWIMMING CLASSES FOR Nursing and ConvaIsceni :,ldihcu or e1uuk on. Not an easy decision, because they're all so CRWTYI PIZZAiS Beauty Salon LAMPS Scrumptious fried chicken is *I pleasant place to spend sonl ry a e( Chicken for sfill favocite fare at Maryland time with good food and friends. beautiful outdoors. Who wants Fried Chicken, on French Ave. " early supply of goodies, a nd a Now that cooler weather is to hang around a stuffy kitchen hnv your meal on the patio or near 20th. Street In Sanford. about to turt we Can crawl out slaving over the stove when It's by the pool. But now Maryland has added of our air-conditioned homes so lovely oulside? Send down to That's Florida living! several new and equally tasty items to its menu. Sandwiches are the big ne feature d they're delicious. You have a choice ofbee. 11 WI CATER TO BANQUETS I PART1ES CHIC LIGHT : Maryland Has New Menu S UPPLY A/LKE OF THE GOOD LIFE PERMANENT Fo 834./rn 15 Years In Central Florida Sandwiches - Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment l8)2N.ORLANDOAVE And - i4OQWFlrstSt H .. Ph3fl.443 - - 0 In. $18" Sanford I ------- , -- . Locations To Serve waiting, piping hot. Napkins is Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled Off Your Cost sio.00 Wh I or ,.ot 295-6194 rlando Mixon Auto Parts *ART SUPPLIES GLASS 3159 Hwy--1742 3236404 For E'e'y Purpose $8 Monday-Saturday 'MIRRORS 'PAINT *WALLPAPER - Mixon Auto Parts Machine Shop MW &*. 11ils is a an Ideal Ume of year to Dorado, have your car air conditloned Special prices on El Fite Tire is like that You 'PP) doesabUSiness the nisti 13 OVEt and there Ward and Mickey i-p constantly notice expansion and this way. Satisfied customers tires are a feature at Fite Tire. time to enan every detail of improvements, all designed to kp coming back to Fite Tire, Its well worth stopping by to the Jb Is done perfectly. If you give the customer more ef. and as a result the business can chc current prices because had no air conditioning in your afford to maintain its high Fite offers outstanding deals, car this summer, your suf. ficlent quality service, sUuxiard of service. ferings wUlbe fresh in your Not long ago owner Kirby While Fite is a tire specialist, Complete brake jobs are memory. File can easily put an te uouuieu we size 01 fliS ne also provlaes one-stop ano ther speciality of File's, end to those su fferings, a nd you facflity, adding more work and complete car service. There is 77hese inchWe rebuilding wheel can enjoy next sunum in air office space. He also invested in no need to waste time chasing cyl1nder fitting new brake conditioned comfort. newprecislonequipinenttodo all over town togetyow- car shoes,a nd turning theclrums. an even more perfect Job on nken care of one stop at Fite File guarantees expert disc Take all your car care your car. Tire can ta ke care of all your brake seice, and this 13 most proUems to File Tire. You'll be Now the entire yard has been car check-ups, servicing and reasonably priced. glad you did. cilnlmzroom. Cool and clean, it's 41, 322.0808 84 Monday-Saturday GLisi £ Palo? Co., Inc. Ph. 3221621 210 Mapofla Ae Closed Sunday Sanford HOURS Interet Rates $IAOOuAT FOR GESTETNER Qirnucra JJaria b ic for oil your oøic. prnhing IVRYTNNQ from $425 to $1300 *$TI*kATIORAL CAMI IA CO*P. SALtS- %EIVICI-ttkTALI LOlA GvAERt i'ZO stuart U0*1* CFHTLJ*Y LtNS ILUMiC DuAtE KOIuCA K0.1 GMA M110t'A UtlisT t$D UNOR POTORITE NilOti Pt*TA.x -oSOti FISH R ULL I $OwEt.i. pOLAitolo MICROSCOPES IottE,rL(z CIAPLEX IE YASHICA i3O$Ev*Iu. fill .,? MAMIYL S Sr RINTAI. Stiviti w. ,,,. it AIbb&* A? Rfat.*a$., P't. For The Littlest Steppers It's EDWARD'S SHOES IPAI*$Q Fittr Tts,a Os Pr5st T.csm,(i.aI l, PH-oTC FlNtS$4lN: 5iØ COW ILac I %1• tis ps . coo tUDOR? - YES CMt PS4*j T.f.t. UhI N5r5t G#ø,, Junior Shoeland lTfl.j. MOYsI & lOuio tOutp 101 RENT OR It tiow AVAILA BLE COOKED IN PEANULQILj JOHN SCHLENK FOR PHONE AHZAD ORDERS PH. 322-94412100S. FRENCH SANFORO chicken Snack Pick Grenada is the land for swimming, water skiing, Vale's - F$Al4c,c.,g M M MlVIt CAML** RENTALS PILM PlOLfliwG ALL T:s A. STURM 9*5) -lfl SUITE NWYIj MARCARONI SALAD I 390 LON&W000 PLAZA HWY, 17-92 LONGW000 ,RI1D CHICUN FRIED CHICKE Vumfb t41 PH 8)1 / 2 52 CASSI4s111IJy,t& Jv - fishing, scuba diving -'n fact, for all sorts of water sports or for a great waferslde vacation. Famous for Its Sia resorts, Grenada also sports beautiful vegeta. tion and some very loll mnhInf1In - for Beffer L IvIng Rhiial mrIir. -1t1IUu sailfish, yellowfin fun-, you can catch all of these when the trade winds blow. Relaxing on the beach your bag? You can do It here in qreat corn tort! Begin your trip with the comfort of relying or. those at CARIAREA4 CRUl5jjof: ORLANDO INC. 574 N. Orlando Ave., wi_e.._ ni. VYIIii? ur. INSURANCE REPAIRS llilHllhlllhI1lllllu1 = JgiJl1fjlflhIflhllI(llIf! 200 Place Mats, 75O E flow 01 viia WHEN. wouW 70t1 It" to )!*It )PW' OW, tIpcctAlly dePLsrr Mets with yiiu own njn !'! = 'ideal for pMUt*, wtding Call AC-3$ l Remode ing 322-7029 cur THE B6E. LINK VihJet Construction Rood, Sanford Rod P DeARY, FLORIDA (Jpfl9.35.3 Sat 102 Ample parking. We spe. clalize In cruises any. where. We offer service on all modes of trans. porlatlon, uiip1e,. PRINT• SHOP 20 hr;ot Jth i. Tel - 5.42t2 E iHlluIHHhIllhIhHtIhIIJIJ1llHllhItItllHhIIJ1t1Iitl1tiliHllflutffi(ijii - NEW YORK (AP) The la tThe dollar's value decline has B;inks retailers, manufac. chased, actively s-iht or beest international currency ex. givena twist loan old European turers. food distributnrs are on lieved tO 1;c unj,,#,~r chiige rates indicate wh phobia. During the 1960s theythe list of those already put. tion. speculators In recent years feared an American takeover of often have found more action In their industry. On a more money than In stocks limited scale, some Americans now fear foreign domination. That's the description for Wicker Furnittjrø Stnn In The currency realignment roaay anci see the Wicker Desk, Library Table and Because of the slump in U.S. P' been vast-produced main. Lamps we have. ly by two U.S. dollar devalthai makes the shares of We also have other pices uatlons but also by different some solid companies worth less than their book value and CCOflOWjC growth rates, for ,whlch national currency values because of the relatively greatWe Buy and Sell New - Used Fjrniture are symbols. er buying power of their money 'OPE ITEM OR A HOUSEFUL LJ foreigners now are buying US. upon industry. Speculators depend ETHEL 8RT 831.3304 232 5 HIGHWAy change. Betting that one cur• BETTY SMITH rency will become stronger CASSELBERRY. FLPRIDA The Conference Board, a another, they move their bUSlr)e5s research and educa- - - from the weak to t he tional organization, calculates strong. that direct foreignInvestinent Afl U.S. corporations rose from PURSING And in so doing, these $3.4 billion In 1950 to $6.9 billion lators-olten vast fllultlnational in 1960 to $13.7 billion In 191. ENTER corporations and banks-tend And the trend has accelerated where your friends are" to exaggerate the effect theysharply since then. foresee. 24 Hour Nursing Care For e 3CS, which 1111 cent; BritIsh pound, down 22.37 yen, up 21.58 per crnt. YAzoo NOI Latest Mower For All Seasons ...... 1%tV?IIV%t,1111 _____ LONG _______ IU Vcl I1 0OD PLAZA • VlC And R.m,m. 'YOU LESS YOU YAZOO,N FACT OR FICTION? PIOPLI WITH PSYCHOSOMATiC ILLS Alt MENTAUY UI ST.f$LI 01 WUE. FICTiON tibd*1 Is .i. ieait sinia*ic piy I.. (hiv$ b.g . •ngiA). Esy Financing T*,i*ai*, e*d di wci yI6Sl SyffipIs.$ •. ivsI is iii., his, hir,ffig s o, .ac snjt. Apfficiftas o csøtwry p)yski. .s4 l*or,,. o Isic's. sd • on's birdy - •ohi. Pu .0 ot rs.ton.g h••)$. - Tha ,s j.,ss .s rvi sd.? ssIl is ti.... A. ii., p'.Il,,ms St l.,wi I'.c'.is. Oy b1 ii dis. Phi iicds.• .1 WV7, S*i.Ity. itc ( BIG TRADE IN dir1, PICK. UP AND DELIVERY &V Lewis Sales & Service PHONE 322.7929 ____ II-oIMosv 2517 Country Club Rd. Sanford Us YOUR w You Can Get Results! with growing fervor for second tier corporations. v"j ;c / WH For More Information CALL 322-2611 or Our Toot Is Loud 831'.9993 1? Ask For Bill Martin 1: Don't Put Off 'Ill Tomorrow What You Can Do Today Factory NewMattr.ues. Box Springs Strong DVER ISE Your Business or Products in the IA'JBusiness Review Section of The Herald Let us feature Your Business jJY Buy Direct From And ISTLE T Yu Advertising Consultant ff with a PICTURE and STORY ri 1 \YI Your ' Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100.000 Prospects With Your Product Or Alwaysfabrics far drip dry qualities t;foe ycu leave on your next Iet HuyyDuty Cast li-sn Engin, Miy MOd,I To Chooi5 From ____________838-5823 HYPNOSIS aclion li sl.av,s and dippfn ft baskal as YOU mew. HWy. 17.92 Yes 684 per cent Italian lira some of the largest American Ln 17,J) per cent: Japanese theyarebidding W f' Any Size Made To Order Foam Rubber. innerspring Soft Medium - Orthopedic WeRcnovate.AuTypes IREE Pick.up& Delivery-Phone Today got it, pordnerf, Let T unJ pr1ceby(kt. 2but the Pre*i. (knt wanted get a dect3ion out this week." to hardware, And while the Europeans and Japanese apparently recognize ""it iOUSC Spokesman would also apply to other said the councd already had tie. classes of mail Re'cnue Sharing tflue.sharing when It come • U.S. dollar, down 19.71 per • (d?d to ln¼re) fl/RE Many shares that are selling Private Patients -VA -Medicaid here, measured as of Sept. 18 for less than 10 times earnings Out Patient Therapy 4MorganGuarantyTrusco represent companies that Eu. are the effective rate changes ropeans and others had thought 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-6707 ,0mt major currencies,corn.just a few years ago soon would__________________________________________________ pared with their preune l70 (rninate their economies and parities: their lives. • ove c ion B "71W Mt-Price squeeze has ident Nixon wanted tile Cost of affecteti us as inuch as it h" affected the rest of the economy LivinR Council to Incr tr L )f I LSt.tT1(' S I. -----------trL t.uIfl La havt! . ' s • (iCed down to to SVIV the r , ii.aSscfl sasu. nrrt,..t •k .1 i r auministratlon's i ('oflor,s 0 se w ap- U 'line .v4 lii ... Jerry Sutherland Beautiful and Charming •• ..: .. V- - May Drop WASHINGTON (AP) - ing that the Federal Reserve states and local governments ---or easing me ugnt are neiping to ease the property increase this week and postal credit policy It has followed tax birden in many parts of rates may soon follow, but there since early this year in an at. cwn Is growing evidence the tempt to control inflation. Director Graham W. Watt country's high Interest rates If federal credi: policy Is eas- also said that more th half of may be about to start down. ing, it would result in lower In. recent revenue-sharing pay. Leading to this specu lation on terest rates on virtua lly all ments are being spent for operinterest rates was a decline kinds of loans, ranging fr ating and maintenance ez• Monday of more than a full home mortgages, to COniil1 penses. percentage point in the interest loans, to bank loans for big The Federal Reser of U.S. Treasury bills, which business. declined to say !,hether i have been favored by many in. In other eco nomic develop. decided to relax its tight credit vestors In recent months be. ments Monday: policy. cause of their high yields. -The Cost of Living Council Roob commented, "It's not Edward M. Itoob, an assist. said it would make every effort my province to speculate for ant secretary of the Treasury, to meet a request from Pr the public what's going on. But attributed the decline to a ftl- dent Nixon that It allow gasothrC punt Is - of this kind of line prices to increase this wee k feeling - that as far as its ef. instead of next, as the councilfeet on the market, it's tz- ." originally had propmed. 71V Treasury Depastmt Councilsourcesindicatedthe announced Monday that the reta1lpriceofgasolinew,..j interest rate on its regular allowed to iwrease by one or wftWy imm C( 13-week bills two cents per gallon to reflect declined to 7.331 per cent liier whosale costa. pe -Postmaster C,en. E. 1. cent a week earlier, it was r J Kiassen proposed a S two-cent in-. lowest rate since June 25. ,crease In the cost of airmail andlisury bills, which are sold first elm postage, meaning an in Minimum -w airmail stamp would increase sio,cxio, aredenomijuitions of - - ,. . - - -bought hi' hrink. cents and a OW other institutions and a1w hut-class stamo fr-nm •ioht s... . uy ai )fl%ettors. cents to 10 cents 10,NIE A CAIITON OF CHICKEN one Offers Mor ..j;.. Senkarik TAKE I . - Owner John Garza (r), sister-in-law Earlene, customer )tOCKs .)IOW, a. Downtown Sanford j and utensils are included in thc package. If You are not a nLshed offict, worker, enjoy a leisurtly mc.iI in Maryland's attractive business a spruce appearance. Only when customers are contwent feeUng. You Closed Sundays %,llL Dealing with a successful paved to provide all-weather repairs. At the same time you Complete air conditioning business is a comfortable, parki ng space and give the can gas up at FAte's, service is offered at FAte Tire, Service frlp : -v. �OB—The 5nford Her&d Tuesday. Sept. 25, 1973 Legal Notice -- Legal Notice Herald Classified Ads Don' t Cost, They Pay! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO EIOHTERNT JUDICIAL dR SEMiNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUT, M,l'uL .QuNtY, Civil. ACTIOI NO. 134009 FLORIDA. ____________ _________ ttt ri the Marriage ci LINDA M, FREEMAN, Petitioner. and EARLY LANE FREEMAN, Respondent. PRCBATE oivisio CASE NO. 72-232-Ce Etatt of Lena E. WInters, - - INFORMATION _______________________ ________ ____ — ____________________________ InstructIons rsona1s ARE YOU TROUBLED? call loll Free, 644 7027 for WI Care "tiotline" Adu$t or Teens. Male Help Wanted -— ______ Stop Wishin g For Money! Sell Vnwants' — _______ - 20 Male.Femafe Help Wanted 33 Houses Rent Furnished Houses for Sale ___________________ 2_____ bedroom, $1;S mo. 1st & last plus p4o pats. ReftrCflCe5323 1203 MEN & WOM Ei' ROOFERS. perienced In built up Deceased rooflnØ Also-ROOF ER S Real Estate Salesmen needed. NOTICE OF SUIT ____ ______ ________________ NOTICE TOCREr)ITORI HELPERS. Good Wc5, apply TO: PV2 EARLY 1. FREEMAN, ______ ____________________ E*cellent commission Call Neided immediately to train as TO ALL PERSONS HAVING I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE in pri to B&D Roofing Corn Irancis Cypan, Manager. iBM, C 0 M P U T E R penny. 13)) SemInole Blvd., CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Mobile Homes Rent FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 34 . 139th MP Company PROGRAMMERS ihe demand JACK R. McCLURE SAID ISTAT CaItPiberry. 931st. Eng. C.P. (CBT BY ANYONE OTHER THAN for qualified programmers 7Bidroommobtl,homeNoPitLnu You and each of you are hereby ag Real E'tata BrOkr MYSELF AS OF 921 i3 Ft. Binning, Georgia 31905 qreat We will train you br this FAcroqy HELP needed for 1st, fltifed end elcohohC beverages. f)f 3fl.4470, t fiIC any YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Sign emino e 2nd and 3rd sft. $2 O per hour to 208 N, Park Ave. 32) 3170 _________ hijhly skilled profetsian & Camp Seminole Claims ano qyiang wh,th yoj, or ctiOn for d'uolutiri of marriage Robert W, Fowier _____________________________ I raise in 30 days. Regular start, you with employment at the same sad and other relief has been tiled raises thereat ter. Paid holidays estate I )holficj the Clçkof the against you COd you are required tu FACED WITHADRINKINC time. There 5 no age limit, bUt Winter Park• COUNTER TOP and vacations. Must be able to Business Property 37 PROBLEM you must be willing to start im Circuit Court of the Eighteentn serve a COPY of your written handle 50 lb. bags. Apply In FABRICATORS Prrbaps AlcoholicS Anonymous mvdiotcly. Previout experience IS For Rent Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, difensi to it, If any, on Gordon v. PremIx Can Help not required. For your personal MarbIetilo Will accept trainees. Salary range - Orlando 831 9993 Florida, Probate Olylilon, in E.e Freøtrick. ATtOrey for Petitioner, Manufacturing Company, Junc interview. Phone 473 ISV from 57 5.4 per hr. Rapid ad Business Property for Rent. 506 Courthouse at Sinford. FiordL whOst address is P.O Bos tiOn HWY. 431 and 419, Winter Write P.O. Box 12)3 vancernent, lull paid holidays and within six calendar months from the Sanlord, Florida 37771, and I II the ,anford Avenue- Available Oc Ask for Want Ads Sorinas. Sanford, Florida vacation, hospitalization. life time of the lirsi Iication of this origl with the Clerk of the tooer 1. For information, call CALL 8348588 NOW Lawn Maintenance, must be 1thru times ....3lca insurance, pension plan and notice. Each claim or demand must styled Court on or before the 7thabove clay Sweeney's Office Supply, 3221246. _________ OIAL A DEVOTION dependable. Equipment fur. employee discount. Call Esquire thru 25 times .......28c a lIne be in writing and filed in duplicfie of NOvember, 1973, otherwise a ORLANDO BUSINESS 323 solo fished. Will train Must have Body Shop p-or Rem. Plastics, Orlando, 7fl 9490 and State the place of residence an 25 Ytmes .........flc a Jnr may be entered •;n COLLEGE Central Baptist Church transportation. Call James $200 month, — post office addrets of the claimant you for the relief demanded in the ($1.;s MINIMUM CHAr(GE) — -- ______________ Mature kitchen help Patrick $3.1 $.d Ph. 372 IA1 and mutt be sw.rn to by Pit Pefition. 3 Lines Minimum Wanted WITNESS my hand and seal of ht agcnt or attorney, c,i. wanted, Driveway salesman, must 13 Lost and Found Travel Agencies $31 1919 lhC same shall said Court this 20th day of Sepi- The Longer VOld. also able to pump gas. Sanford Your Ad Runs Houses for Sale — .ii Dated at Orlando, Florida. lhit ember, 'fl FOUND ioy black male Poodle FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC. Sunoco Service Station. I land 46. --------- The Less It Costs Per Line Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours 13th day of September. 197). 3H SOSO Grove Manor Area. No iden: 24 Business Opportunities . - . Per Day. at official rates. 303 Semorar Arthur H. Beckwit, Jr. 5' Helena t, Cattermote ________________ tification. 322212,. Blvd. (Hwy 416). $31 3233. Clerk of said Court DRIVERS & HELPERS A (xeutr;x of said estate. _________________________ SELF SLiviCIi COIN OPERATED 3 yi oW, 2nd section, two By. Joy Webb WALKER AND SULLIVAN 6 KWIK KAR WASH availatle San Child Care furnishid, Rated For Consecutive bedroom. Ap. Deputy Clerk It, Kirby Sullivan =___---- DELIVERY FURNITURE forda,ea Very low investment, 75 proxImately 110.000 down, S77 46a Insertions-No Change 18 Needed at once br major furniture Male Help Wanted Child care in my home. Mond GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorneys for Estate of pcI. linar.cing. An investment for - month. 520.500 company. Permanent help only. Aliof'ney for through Friday. ho? meals. Call Of Copy. Lena E. Winters those who MUST SUCCEED and Wan'ert-wetde Must be In good health and must P0, Box after 5 p m. 333 5241. flO Delaney Avenue one that will provIde years of CORBETT aiidW.1n's Helpers have valid Florida thautfeurs Want Ad $anford, Florida 37771 _________________________ Ortandø, Ftoqioa, 37$ steady income, Call ullect 904 )2301I0 license. Above average pay with Will keep children in my home. 2 Publish: Sept. 25 Oct. 2, , 1$. 1973 7757)62. ________________________ Publish: Sept. 1$., 25, Oct. 2. 9, 973 REAL ESTAJE, — _______ someoverilme possible. All malor OET-170 Department Hours , bfccks from Longwood Elemen — REALTOR company t'CnfitS including Established land ciraring stPvlce in -4 bary Also bfor P. iftnr choot * Construction Foremen * " 1 r. tTri t,, ,'. tJcltciiu.i t)J'ir ii(lt,,ttj , .5 , t''_ FlCj II*i.,.US UAML .i' • .H _____________ •t J4 Mt 1w xprince in telephone tOT ICE IS hereby given tp Saturdays & Holidays _____________________________ and life insurance paid by corn. We 632 AC. Bulldoiec tilt blade, (10 NOTICE iS hereby given that we _____________________________ er leaving state, must sacrifice, manhole Conduit and cable con. are cnoaoed In buiJoess at P0 No pony. Apply in person to Mr. 9am, -12 Noon AC. in-loader with bucket 1 rake, öre engaged In room, 3 bath with family struct,on. Paid vacations and 9 Good Things to Eat Wernali, Stoical's Furniture, 1 Aut'tjrn Ave., Altarnonte Springs. liii, Sanford, Semlnof County, 671 diesel engine GMC tandem Deadline-12 Noon room, ww carpet, Central heat 1 , ________________________ holidays, sick leave, WINCO Florida under the tiCtitiø name of French Ave.. Sanford. truck,6yd.CPtOvydumptru(k,*4 Seminole County. Florida under the _____________________________ Ny B-efor Publicition air. Equity sndassumemoclgage. Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, CONSTRUCTION CORP. $3) 3-ass __________________________ ton I speed pick up, weidef' etc. fIclItioçj name of EXECUTIVE 1. W. ELECTRIC CO.. and the? we _______________________ 517.100 a17 pct $151 monthly. intend lOreg'ster said rkavs with the down ar4 taXi ca-er. Ph. CLE'IING SERVICE. . government Inspected, 79c a Investigator trainee. Nat(r3n,s ; Female Help Wanted pound, 3225737. Clerk 0? the Circuit Court. Seminole Announcements _____________ _________________ _________________ — 90466912)). intendtoregistersaidnarnewj Company. lop Pay Excellent --____________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Clerk 4 th CircuIt Court, ,emlrtIe County, Florida in accordance with fringe benefits. Must have clear LPN'S AND AIDES. Experienced )'-'-Cards of Thanks .1) Instructions County, Flida in ccofdance witts the Provisions of the FiCtItlov _____ preferred. Apply Lakovlew record, car and phone. BROKER )5 322764) 29 Rooms for Rent the provisions of the Fictitio*,p Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Nursing Center. 919 E 2nd St. ' 5910761 - ______ _______________ 2-In Memoriam Orlando. or 10')l flame Statutes. ToWit: Section (6509 FlOtida Statutis 19$? 5.snford Executive Center Drive. An Equal WINT!ER it'4'HCiS 3-Cemetaries 1 roum rurrtishea, r'rli,'ate entrance, S Charles E. Trinowk 56309 Florida Statutes OporIunity Employer. W U I'1 EN TYPISTS-instant iot'sarewaiting bath and parking. Call 3222750 Richard Walker • NEW HOMES. 5: Rcert A. Uphouse 4-Personals ___________________________ for you. Ho fee, Instant pay. Call ________ . Salesman, neat, alert, personable, Publish: Sept. 15. 25, Oct. 2, Betty P. Uptiouse ,fif completing Iblutifut honies, 3 Ijorrell, 647 I11C. 7211 Lee Rd, S-Lost and Found DCI." High school graduate or better. Publish: Sept. 1$, 25. Oct. 2. 9, 1973 ___________________________________ 30 Apartments Rent 5 4 b4'i'0oqyt5, central air, carWANTED Winter Parx. DEl-i) Can lead to your golden op. ________________________6-Child Care pilIng, range, refrigerator. BIDDING REQUIREMENTS Unlurnished Pricedfrom$7o,S0O UL300.VA& ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED portunity if you have the Cashier Wanted. Neat, personable, .._________ — 7-Motels. Hotels FICTITIOUS NAME aIificat1ons and desire for your RECEPTIONIST & BIDS: FHA financing. Equal housing Apply In person, Scotly's Home GENEVA GARDEN APTS future Apply Zeus Jewelers. NOTICE IS herpby gIven INVITA':Ou TO iio tt.-E.s?'q PC Builders. ;oo trench Ave. after are engaged in busirwts at P.O. P.0* S4r.fu".J PI.s:a. N i.lc'rir tui:, EX"EU'uiv ' pj am 1OSW ?31h SIr--il reby given that tre District Sthool I 9-Good Things to Eat oi. Lmgwood., Seminole County, please. Boaidof 54'mitioIConty Stininote ----------SANFORD CLOSE III Florida under the tiCttliovi name Of SECRETARIAL County, Fto:i: kill racilve i bedrnom'u. 1 e'ith:, 1-.Do It Vow-self 'ptrs P. DOW RAY a :t.a: .a To buy crsell, call: •BEST VALUE. untH 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, Security Guards drapeS Kitchen equipped. 3 11-Instructions icin,s 'ioehler. 6M ) TRAINEES nhendtorecistersaidnamewsmm. October10. 1973, at which time Bids ' children accepted. Call 322 2090, Convenient ana charming, lust ________________ Clerkof theCircuit Court, Seminole Sanford area, national Company. wll be .ibIiCIy OPened and read If working in the secretarial tub _________________________ comp'eting 4 new 3 badroorij Must have ClHr County, Florida In accordance Travel& Recreation record, car and * * WAITRESSES* * aloud in the Seminole County ________________________ ndsinterestingtoyouandyour homes with garage, cir and the provisions 04 the Fktltiout phone. Apply 1001 Executive 31 Apartments Rent Courthouse. Park Avenue, Sanford. need is urgent, we Wilt give you carpeting. Locafeo on a Quiet Center Drive, Orlando or phone A M or P M shift. Apply Cavalier Name Statutes, To.Wit: CtlOfl 13-Travel Agencies Fiorda on th• following: complete tralnng and provide you Furnished Street With lake breezes Walk to $63.09 Florida Statutes Ifh, $910761 collect. Molor Inn, 3200 S- 17 92. Sanford. PROJECT TITLES: with fuller part time employment, shopping and schools Low down 14-CampingResorts S: John R. Dowiser WANT AD - DIAL . t. 322-261 1 ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY IS-Action Sports SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SChOOL "F" TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE Employment SCHOOL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA li-Male Help Wanted NAME OF OY.'PlER: The District 19-Female Help Wanted Scho4 Bard of Seminole County. 20-Mate Female Semnote County, Florida. Help Wanted PROJECT LOCATIONS: Seminole County. Floi'Wa. (Sif 3)-5itjtjons Wanted fiussefi A. Wray r!th: 3.-? 5. Ort. 2, 3. riL. I ! — — SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for Small but cIn, I bedroom apartpa'ymt-ntOni'. 512.500 to )1.2). moot. Married couple only. Call tleluie ad'.IB community in fl79i37 aICf 6 Seni'noli County. Mt'st be * xi inem(umberrd, atlret?Ive, anu s.LIrr JOROe',. enloy meeting people. Good SAN MO-PARKS, 123 booroom Trailers 1, Apts. 2 Adult pCi-ks, 2 REALTOR secretarial skills. SIx days woik Family parks. ISIS Hwy Il 92, Truck Driver, petroleum delivery. -. wiifi, including Saturdays and CALL 8348588 NOW ____________________ Sanford ,i73-l930 Day, Wk Mo 5teadyan4relie UnlonOil Co., Sundays Ftinge benefits. Salary ORLANDO BUSINESS óii W. 6th St. open. Call 211 4151 mornIngs WELAKA APARTMENTS 3147 afternoons. COLLEGE Workers apply in person to 1)1W, 1st. St. IN P1A •'l*N Babysitter, 1 days a wec'&. 3 p.m.. American Wood Produt, ;,, 53 ).•7H ó •UOfli tO your 1-lornet 1 bedrOom duplex, 11.00 p.m. Must like children an adults, no pets. Charlej St. Longwood, Fla. Furnish it with Items AdvertI BRAND NAME Itt 5 laSt month rent plus deposit. be Reliable Catl 373 $517 In Clasifjad Adi. Need Lowboy truck drivers, ___________-_________ 3373610 from 1-1:3.0 p.m. ____________ $ chauffeur's lIcense necessary. 20 MaIe.Femalo ZIG PIANO LESSONS GS I? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY Must be able to load 5. unload _________________________ 12 Week Chord Course __________________________ Help Wanted ______________________________ grader and loader operators PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK equipment, Also experienced ___________________ Harry Wes?er,3fl.1379 2543 Park Dr ,Jfl 216% Master CoxntoIogitt wanted. Pay commenitwale with Pay 6OPcl. AVALON APARTMENTS c'zperience. Ph, 372181$. Phone 322*7)1 ADULTS.l'dO PETS 116W. 2nd. St. We have openings for Truck Mature reliable person for daVcare "BUILT FOR YOU Drivirs, Warehouse and Sales center. 10ttr. weep. Call 373-a))) Two bedroom duplex furnishi4 Personnel. 4 hr. week. Excellent aster 6:30 pm. apartment. 4220 Orlando Drive, WERE BUYING IT' fringe benefits. .Apply in person ___________________________ Sanford aster 9a.m. to SCOTTY'S PIOMP which ever you desire. aot A- i AUTO MECHANIC rnorninq and evening ctltsel aw.silte. You 'ruST be wtlirg to S plus overtime in a smat %16r1 irnmedialely. Personal tuneup shop. Milex Auto Tuneup tecview reouirecj Center, Lorigwood Call •io, ___________________ - - —=- . - fake 2nd mortgaga at 9 pd, 7100 Laurel Ave. 3fl 9483. --- Assume '' 711 P4. Oak, Sanford 321 7171 day, 323 04*5 ISROKER ASSOCIATE -- ai iii IPIT DEAl TV IIIYI fl UI4 I 11. LI'IL I I ?Si Park Or. 322 1)15 Reallor-Affer Hours: 32291.3fl399l,3)7. -TWO STORY 3 bedroom on cornu, 1', baths, fireplace, large roorn, garage, only 513,500, Owner wit 'finance, with 1.3,373 or more down IF havi, 58.130 and IF you arc' tired of paying high rent, tc't us show you this 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Asturna mortgage of ap r%n*matrlv 59.650 a? 1', ,? 1,1w ii iI' Cii! y you - -., f! - LAKE MARY 1 lotS 7 X ISO r cludei lake privileges 541's prc 51&SOQ, with 29 prt. down :, - Sternper Agency - :-' Eve, Sunly. IBM ' ' " . I .A II IN ZAYCI I i - Arbor "Sanford's Satci leader" t I TAFFER REALTY 1)00 E. 2ith St., Sanford 322 669) Great RETIREE INVESTMENT, Boitdinq ncIv.Jes 3 attracliye apIs Will make ni re5ldin with good rental income, 571.500. IMMACULATE 3 bedroom, I', baths, Spani7h Style with Central heat and air, Large yard with privacy fence. $73,500. T.rm, . Bingo Every Wed. & Sat. E"arty Birds 7:15 p rn CONVENIENT to storei, 3 bei room, I bath, Small lot. $1.*,900 Did you know That your club or organization listing each week for Only 13 per week? This is an- ldaal .---. 4AIAtJ .--.., i.e "- I form the public of yourl club activitlt I •1 Payton - Realty. 377 1301 ?o'Huaeatpsa Ave at I? 92 '.. Father Richard J Lyons 322.6641 p ' V BuIne' Meeting ?:)OP.M lst&)rd ,.,.. _.,. BINGO EVERY Thursday 1:30 P.M. LEGIOp "We POST 33 ___________________________ ________________________ . __ — Hwy I7.93lMile South of Sanford 838.5548 BINGO CveryMon &Tu Early Bird at 7:13 P .,s Raqular st 7:13PM ___________ e Minimum . 18 h our & up -. ________ _____ 4 ',..J .., \ -I '. Stntrcn, - LESTLII S YAFES. EQ. iau Avenue (Pat Of 1.-ce Box 715) W'e' P3yii ri "77fl 41 'Li At -ri h,'- P.Iet( Publish: Sept, 33, 1973 DEl lit S.$3 I P.O Box 1330 Sanford. Ftnr;d 3777) ;1-Motorcyi:i, t.ttrney 1i' Thi' O.1r SipS, 11, cr'T . Sth-. I JY----Ttuck nnd J U-Autos for . , , Il-Aviation Trailers si. - I your ad & llttIe j to place taken 17.57. * FORKliFT MECHANICS* (xChiCnt working conditions Outstanding Company ti*fit. eK) 1w. weaP. Top Pay. Call 134.3400 2:00 Bineti Meeting 2nd Morviay_pp Club Hours-loam Daily (Cloted Wed) DIngo. Thursday 2000 ' If your club or Drg6nilatlon would like to be Includec4 in Ihit listing call: HE RALD p.m. -4:00p.m. 130', 51.000 ,_iI 16 _ Auto Repairs Parts Accessorje . -I? Volt t.utO I3a?trre Ill 93 REEL'S BODY SHOP IlOISanfofdAc'ooue - ______ T[ LEvISIOpI SETS $7SIIP MILLERS ?6lIOrlandoDrlv, 3720337 -- The SUBARU - - CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 WAGON DL - — 77 Junk Cars Removed - '-'bar4ne'i Ufi.4,lflh('qj i.flI l'ars t'5,jl.'d 5 Your cc-t, 5t) Omi.,fldfl 9S 6191 3nytime ___________________________ ______ ,,,', — Bunk beds, like new, price Ideal for beach cottage. Ph. 131.4911 after 3:30 p.m. Remudellng-, tsp, i saw, Hone, no motor, $10; double bed complete, $10; shelves, etc. Must sell. 323 "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple LIs'img Agency EALTORS 2543 Park Dr Fern Park _______ A LIAMONTE SPRINGS--i wooded sites. 90.111' each. 1675.0 Convenient to new hospital, ano new Altamonte Mall. Forrest Greene, Inc. _____ WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL ......,_ LLLLPL L(L.1ÜtL $ Hwy. 436 J Air & 1)01 '1 Fa4rbar WE TAKE tRADES 52)1) Ii this lovely S bedroom, 2 bath home Large family room, fenced yard, and nice shade trees. Only 521,900. TO see, call Rudy MCLejn, Assoc Rcberts & Gilman 8305500 R or ________________________ _______________________________ Income and Investment Property SANFORD AREA FOR SALE Co mercial buildIng, 30' 10' w?h 'r office. Ideal tØr Lot ',i.(.'eIl boil " JOHNNY WALKER REALTY SANFORD 3226437, After 3.332 ill) LA CE MARY, new 2 bedroom d ple., near SJC, Stromberg, sag carp,?, central heat & aIr. 30 monthly income. Owner, CLIFF JORDAN c moon, br daddy Hive a iragi- sate with a low Cost s%%if,ed ad' REALTOR KUI.P REALTY c,' ,', Is' '' 11 31 2115 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Real Estate Wanted - _.,, 603'i', First St. 373-4041 or 373 0317 CaliBart Real ,,,, —, - _______ PICK UP PAYMENTS Speed Queen washer and matching dryer. t,oth 51$. mo Call 3720741, ask for Sam — AntiquerounoQat11,$100 Small wicker Sofa, S30 Wicker rocking chair, 570; 10" Sofa, Off white, Maple Stereo, $150, 377 6(41 Fern Park Concrete I J Home Improvements SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL C Hoffman Panting & D*coraftn lnteror& Eitrior Quality Work. I .cens.i & Insured 3231111, -".' Early American Couch and mat thing Ockr Excellent condition. $173 772 Sill 372 7237 '' •.r 14M0 WASHER, parts, service, used machines '.'OONEY APPLIANCES, 32) 0891, _________ __________ 65 DRAFTING anti _______ New and Used, Freezers. Washers. Refrigeratr and Air Con diteoners. GENEVA HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING 3096 Orlando DrIve, 373 54 _____ Beauty Care — .',',s Don't throw awayuseful idle Sell them Quickly with a +4,-raId t'/3nt Ad by calling 377 :611. ,,'.t .l%k.ng tor a fr'endly Atjr',r ods. AkCrnjni.ture,blk , also red, Sire 7 lbs. wor med, shots, $65 Animal Haven Grooming a. Boarding kennels 373 5757 Master Grooming for all breeds Let vs Start your dog n our F all term Special price for Sept. Call n - Bulldozing - - -_______________ ____________ HO LO NO E P USED C AM RI PIG GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL - IT PlOW WITH,,A CLASSIFIED A() — ll&A(Ii,'A,'lCS l 1. CrIer A.-. 373 056) " " -- Electronic Equipment Rpairs CASH 372 1122 is, used furniture, appliances, iQo1$, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mat 313 Sanfora Ave '-'"--- Cash buyer for used articles. fur nituri, etc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES, ' .'.','' Freight Damaged —_- Washers and Refrigerat DiCk 5 Appllnc Sales P. Service, 3$)7 French Ave., Sanford, 322761$. ORIENI'AI QUf4 WANTED — Toppricespaid,used,ycit00 ft. Coldspot relrio,ratar tag aux au..... Ireljer Copperton, E.elient ____________________________ ec.r,dteors Cell 3724459 69 SIamps.COInS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS lo and Sell gold or Silver coot. All 1973 mOdel aIr Corsd,ticisers will ntacl us tirtt. We also buy bulk b sold at actual Store costsl Call Silver COins SrMINOLE COIN 327 0341. aSk for Sam, ttt*T(p. 109 W 1st 373 437 ________ .' - 17 CU ,.—..----,-_ _______-- Evy " Pet Care Fencing - oomng d"d ln.ts' We .nstall best q'ial ly lrnrj, alt I pc's Fat' T..rner Vnce Co. 32.1 3781 — GIas-Mi'or Pati, Walks PoolDecks Charles8elowCo 37)425 Pressure Cleaning Cv. s-Our rome a balm, SENKARIK GLASS & PNrCo Il0Magnoija Avr 323 M72 - tree eu impay Spra klcar, 32) 0)91 eve Home Improvements ch.nie ',lcked Ofl y square ar, or U, i-urj L.cenStd & '')Sured .121 1)]) - ifl'eror& r.'i'ror panted Ire.'? honest 'wperienc,d estimates 173 0,'r Carpentry, Remodeling, Additii Custom Wk Free Estimate Ifl 0099 Panting, interior, exterior ur i.i,c' repar & retinst,r L .rn%cj & Ltiflded $IeastJnaUc Lha,In Seals 373 41t4 — SUw;e. Gu'It'ng by hand. on s-Our tops Q'. Its made to order. 775 234.5 or , __________ _________ ____________ - -. ' j Wallpaper Hanginj' -- -- I" '.sid W3nt Ad by callng 322 :l I. and aSkinq for a friendly 1.d.scr PAUL SLAT ER 3'ooaiW4llp,,per Phing; I Prs .rii J' i1 t.1r'.ic' I'ri 372 617) _______________________________ ' 4 -. -- . ('' r Well Drilling - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING and larger. pum, sprinklers Waterconditionecs,)fl 4610 ' ____________________ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLERSYSTEMS All I um- arso sues ,',r repir ana Service STIPIEMACHINE5. SUPPLY CO. - . .- ' -'' ADCOCK Rooling&SfleetM,tgl Gutters 4. Down Spouts 900 French Aw, 372 95 ' - ' sell comi-in r1) A SIT',, .rc,,%tment ,r, Classified Ad wil ir,n reSults Ph 37) $333 _______________ 'e','ll. Don? thr*w away useful 'aic '--s Sell them Ouitkiy with IDME lMPROVEMEflT COOBURN FENCE CO Small Jobs Wanted PH 6k) 322 13)5, "LakeMary" ____________________________________________________________ _L . - Roofing tic' BhiPOY'S CONCRETE PATIOS 54ry-.o,, rnle*. protrt pant PresSure c:Oan .41115 pat-os. roOts, ___________ it'S "paz-up" Time, Hire an expert repairmanfrom today'i :Iasslfiro ails' - a a m 1, p m Animal Have, Groom,-ug and Boarcng 372 9 — — _____ FURNITURE 5. ANTIQUES T,'p Dollar P,cf Auctions every I r.day Nbc. 7 30 pm A A A uRNiTuR I AUCI ION c.jpl792, Longwond $0 Lanmcap ng - Mant,nance (vn'rrr.crC 'at a. 1. -Sidential Charles Below Co. 37) 425 - Custom mad. screen rooms, car ports. Top workmanshIp and materials, LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION 3234473 Conet — Service, Odd 1005. and 'uling Trembtay, 377 7771 -- Drywall&spra'" C,rtth buyerS br a tmall in vestment Place a 16* Cost rla%%,f,ed ad for retults i C. P kilO cjp,le-r 1C 5 CiO%c'd Ti'iur'sday - 5 S,,.nda,, 322 1921 , tn, trimmed & Shaped Flower ceds cl01ned 1 edged to per 'ectlon. Speciait Mowing by 'eq'est only Free estimate 373. s s TV Sanford Plaijs at WlJtic Unlimited-pado Sh.i, - -' ..,'. -. rre. Est ReaS.cnabI&.ftor 1-3724717 • , Ceramics ----------- CALL 372)361 h400k Garden & Lawn Service Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, !m';.1r5 rl .--- Classes' now forming in beginner English Equitation at Shady Trails Public RIding Stables. 322 P. TRIMMING IlecfronIc Equijment Repair Pan 'ng BULLDOZER vOR Clearing lops Out Specialty, 373-1731 after 3 p m Horses MOWING. EDGING _, - - 70.'ILP'SUEAUTY SALON Itormerly Plarriett'S Beauty Nooki SIlL. Pine 372-3713, Lawn Service -______________________________ — PLAN C SERVICE For builders, Sub (on'ractorS P. 'nd'vidua:s Cu?omn t'c', 1an plg pIa-.c p., rocm 'acldIoni Ph 377 1Q90 ____________________________ DIC Wanted to Buy .sshc, Drpers .'ARRANTy Free Delivery, .'.IIITESDE APPLIANCES 1$It .', -- ____________ Pets and Supplies 64 Appliances -,-- ________________________ __________ Estate 74 Hour Service Call 377.7491 -j--- - IDEAL you have Cfl eyo for real VIiP 'II eye II' classfe ad _rVgijlarly ,',.rt to sm-li tomthing' A Sr",li -'l3t%?,r.! fl,) (I,i,f,m- .0 w'!l u rCsu;IS __a-_— — Land CIe'arlij _______________________ Drafting — For Builders, sub contractoT Hodges I Griffis Land Clearing Complete House Plans a Excavating & Grad.ng Ph, 3231792 Orawingi V ast, dependable, or7fl 6713. day or nate ronomical Call Victor-345 3741 TV',, ne equipment, I. S tract tape pllyer, FM AM radios, tape rri'orders P11 isc ni'1,m' lPO51 0 HEATING & AlP CON DITIOIIIPIG 7609 S1nfd Ave., 3776390 German Shepnera pups, dweeks old AC. extra go watch dogs Bennett, ' ,.. _______________________ Ri-alto, - Toy Poodle Puppies Model RD)6B6 II Cu ft. no froti refrigerator Top freezer. Harvest .Gold finish, Only $13 mo Full warranty Call 377 0711 aSk for 52 _______ - Assume 7', pci. mortgage, P*y $I mo. 2 bedroom home, air. carpets, garage, fenced yard with all city conviniences R'duCed, 519,900 Call now Phyllis Capponi tjfj,tj,{,!J f 17-92 ___________________________ on Attic Insulations 65 , . Pets and Supplies An3tui' reustered male DaChShUnd. V mc old., all shots, 377 1791, German Shepherd puppy, female, 10 k5 AKC, Wormed & ShOts, 550 Animal Maven Grooming 6. Boarding KenneI, 372 5752. FREIGHT DAMAGED '- Listings Wante,J _____________________________________________________ I—' 75' w IVE ACRES now available for $22,300. Unimproved, Coud be tIse buy of the year. There's Room For Laughter FLEET RESERVE ASS'S. Pr --Girl "MaIl'' Scott Matthew Sanford, Florida FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER28 ______ ---- Sofa bed, and Chair, Good condItion, $20 for both. Call 661-5309. Lake Mary PlO LONGER USED CAMPII'ir, i.E AR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT ti)W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD TIlE SANFORD of is busy mothei"a time I I --- _____ Rental Purchase Plan World TV 641 1006 _______ Stop Don't One acre with t*o hous facing Arport Blvd. 115.000. Terms 372 1731. ,/ ____ . --. - - HELP NEEDED _ ('rflr '" XIRA NICE CORNER LOT 14th Street City sewer tap fee p.'-u W,ater alsc available. AP'OPXA AREA SuGAR Belle Realtor $ P.M -2nd and 4th Thursday Each Month Spray Applicators . Fringe Benefits Retired '' Highland Park Elmer Bakalla, Inc. MEETINGS 8343 1 3 1 Turf Educatioll Progam "-' a11 322-2420 Anytime - c .--. 'ORNER LOT caSh _____ mproerrrrts ----- --17x7• Suncrast Frrtt kitcj,en, i ',orocm, I bath modern fur1AYI PLAZA •PCCN PACK niture. Gas heal in cookIng. 2 door l3I.4fl refrigerator. Situated on 301 New Sets 5Oxl6Ox)09x);1' lot. MATTRESS 90 pct financing available. Call 5 fbi Spii-sgt 190.4) 773 1777 now or visit Terra _______________________________ lno Complete Alhs, U. S. Hwy. 17.97, DeBary, ia. 7 Double Spool beds, Cmpleie wIth Il' Bonita trl.hvlb, IS tsp. Johnson. ______mattresses; 3 ChaIrs, dr'5Wr. 1910 12000cr will swap for good 6.3. 17 Scnutt, 7 bedrooms with 10 ft. portable TV, Golf bag 4. Clubs, leep. Call 327 4113. pull-out siCtion in living room, 50' — I tr MIsc 2100 Park Ave. x 100' lot. Leisure World Mobile ____________________ S II' all Fibirgiast Houseboit I-tome Estates. Ph. 4414$; after 11100 BRAND NEW 1973 name brand 4:30 p.m. 323 1Q13 after Ip.m Stretch sti!ch sewing machines, 60 pct. off 'nanufactu,er's li5t price, 14' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES —Ilunabout. Trailer, 10 Pup, motor. Inspect 5 test at United Freight 50OFrenchAve. Allaccessoriesincluded,$300 Call 3*O3OrlancSoO,Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., 322-7311. 373.3200 23.$S00 Ortando, Ph. 859 $791. Terms available. Mrs. P.son-rra , ICraft, 7)', 1)5 Merc. Power, trim, * 9 to hot dip galvantl,d' trailer. Tape * deck, radio, full canvas, like new, Genuine DiScounts! We'RE OVERSTOCKED - -Over 60 MAITLANO FLEA MART. 1911 Hwy. 1707 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 models to choose fromf AS LOW III 9SSo, 131-7170. CLOSED UNTIL OCT.) — AS 14191 Ask ah,n,t ...i Hwy -Wait for sensational reopenng Sale 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estates. 2 mi. north of Hwy. 436. Sofa, 3 piece sectional, Blue Swing ROBSOPIMARIPIE Klrugredllner,r,d,ano,her misc. (31 7270. 7977 Hwy 1792 __________________________ Items, plus 1954 Pontiac Star 377596) -'.'c'b'l Home flank Chief, excellent condition, 1300, or C d' ' IS lo rhO.ste tr , best offer, Call 379 0713 Seabreej, *0 rip Dealer Electric start. Flashing depth B&OAIRCOPIOIT1ONING ___________________________ finder, Electric bait well. Call AND HEATING SERVICE Si Household Goods after 510 373 0)05, weekends Ph. 5)0-97)7 13 5309202 Lots and Acreage . .- — anytime. SAVEONNEWFURNITURE — Central Air Conditioning. For free Two lots, Corner 13th St. & Myrtle — estimate, call Carl Harris, atAve. by owner. J. E. Williams, 9 LIving room sets (S piece) 54$; 4 $6 Camping Equipment SEARS In Sanford. 372.1771, IOve&eafs $19; 13 sofas $44 tO$241; P 0 Box 335 Lozohatchea, Fia., _____________________ mIsc. chairs, recliners. etc. 21 33470 CampIng equipment, Uname it,we bedroom sets $92 each, I bedroom Boat i the way? Sell it East and easy have it Gov't Surplut gae sets wth l COSt Classified ad! (Modern 3. ProvinciaD with Sacreranchonpav,droad,omites Surplus World, 1163) F. Hwy. 50 bedding 1179, name brand box from DeLanO, 3 bedrooms, 2 77?OMi springs I mattresses 54$ per set; be.ttss. Fla room, central air & — odd chests & night stands heat, fully carpeted, swimmng available, Inspect at United pool. Entire acreage fenced with 5? A & R APPLIANCE REPAIR Sports Equipment Freight Sales, Warehouse Outlet, back yard fenced 2 wells, barn All makes service 3550 S Orange Aye., Orlando, Ph. Golf Cart, E 2 and workshop, landscaped 14)000 h. $30 $131 Go, good batteries. 1.39 $711. Mrs. Mon-Fri. 9 fo9, Sat. with terms Ph. 901 U9-1213 1.373, Call Charlie Andt'., $ Getting ready to move! Sell excess 9 to 5, Terms available, 1313, items quickly with a classified at Circulating Oil Heater, with 100 gal. FUIIIfieGEAppliances tank 37? 9137 after 4 64 Equipment for Rent Santora Electric Company Stenstrom _____ 737? Park Drive, 322 1542 IS' GEM Camper, with 10' x 12' Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5c,ne enclesur,, $600. Pool Table taking up too much Shampooer for only SI per day, Frlgidairt Wa..,q, 535. 110$ Court room?AClassifledAdwillfifldita CARROLL'S FURNITURE. ___________________________ St., 3)2 4170, ....____________________________________ N 'icr In Sanford Till We SucceeU!" . ______________________ new, ..... Color TV $14.95 Mo. 54 Garagc.Rummg5 SADDLE EOUIPMEPIT.000TS Sales Western Wear, Save at the Old - Corral Western Shop. 17 92, 1 mile Dining set, 575; 7 3edroom s.et, S at DeBary. $123, and $I30 Typewrite,-, $30, _-___ _______________ Sofa bed, $50; Freezer. $65. ConoJe sewing machIne, $30.' UNITED Many miss. Items Sunda,. FREIGHT SALES Mdiy S. Tueiey. 24 Laurel Ave. 322 9443, S'ngcr se-wing macnines to SS9.9$ lOspect Ind test at 3530 S, Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. $59. 55 Boats & Marine 829). Terms available. Hr-s. Mon Equipment FrI. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. - I --17x00' Crescent. Front kitcnen, 2 bedroom. I bat?, Early American furniture Total electric 7 OOr lrost freerefrigerator Situated on 11.117' tot. our AMERICAN - _____ __ _____ es ..-__.. -'.-' R ealty "%i,'flC nor?page, or put 3.10 pt on flew mortgage. We ha,, -".y many more, we Can fell you -.tiout, We arrange financing for 'hrt home ot your choice. Call or tiy office, Open till $ p m 7 t.'i-,s a week, * * MECHANIC* * ____ i'i,in' tires $3040 per mo. Call 323 6315 ________________________ Fury Ill '77, 1 dr. vinyl hardtop P13, Steel belted tires, tape. Lie $2375 373013i Las, financing, low down paymcynt HEW WORLD TRAVEL Letoneofovrfri,ndlyadvIjp 14.4',- I? 97L*tsgwd 1349171 you word your classified od. Call e..,,..... JIi-rp'% o. ill 2611 or $319993. F'ay uty of $300 and take ove' Call 54 2711. CARPET WALL TO WALL Chevrolet 327 BelaIr,. New etc. $200 take over payments, ________ 123.950 Tu. sd.i p - mothers ' - Looking for-place Cig enough to rais* kids, grow a garden, catch a Iiili In Lake Brantl.y, room to park that RV Camper. Well, Check this big, roomy 7 bedroom. 2 bath home, with family roo.'r. for COUNCIL 53$? ____ '1 . CAflILL(. LE1AoLD, 1401 141140 DOwlI, TAKE OVER CaLL CREOtr MANAGER. 373 8730. 621.1341. 1970 Dunebuggy, tach, chrOme htaders, chrome rims, i new tire's. Al COndition 3237791 $1795 " GAROPIERS CAMPER OWNERS - - mol- r:osth. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown, Ph. 3 °iI or evenings-Ill 1144 '• - ' floor aymefl l ja% i owa%$7pe - 817W. 1st St. ________________________ 'E'eri'ace . Pus?hly ' -- "Stop Urn! " (rIr1e/a - tnsh. - 51393 ,ppIiances BALL REALTY - . STEREO ,'Ia!nut __________________ 6SOldsLonvertlbl, Good condition PS, PB, needs littl, bod,, work. Sacrifice. 3fl 4697. - can appear In this ________________________ - lJp5,p heist camper 69 SHASTA Travel trailer LIELDORADO '--. Pck U camper, full'1 ''lf COntflifli-d ' f.PAIAfl F'.Ck up camper, witn AC -. TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees ________ t GOOD BUYS ON USED CAMPERS _ __________________________ . accessorIes. Self contained Air conditioned, Cost when new, 57Ev3 Asking 56500 Call $306750. loCally and get Service Srier den Touth a s sii ?ircch, ZaQSW WILSONMAIERURNITURE buy tell trade .111.315 €, LOADED PIOTHIPIG DOIN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MAP4aGER, 3736730, 671 t31; 1973 Argosy Camping htailer, wth SALE , •- '66 CHEVELLE 2 OR HAPDT')p Travel TraIlers - - - Campers r •'..- A Director y of Experts Ready To Serve You! , * * — MACHINES SUMMER Your ChOSCC of fhe following for only 1)5.900 (Includes --------------loll. All - -- . - 'MtIAT INSTALLATION include 10 x 20' raised patio and screen room, driveway, sidewalk, Commercial carpet wholesaler has steps, Carport, utility room, over 2000 yalds of flIW tW06df'iO'i central' air. conditioning, bind carpet left Over from commercial scar.ing and sodding, instIllation WitI tttl and instatt, ,il buicje' .4tcQIt'IlO cccl, 10 50 I --12*60' Crcscent, .1 bedroom. t n*'loa rotail. F.' silcing fronl 5. rca,, % baths, mode-n availabl, up to 36 month. Free furniture. Gas furnace and Stove, home estimate ARIES C. RPET 2 door refrIgerator Situalad 00 7411331 Call collect /5.112' Iof. - fown"ov%eS. * SEWING up ,,._. U'r Place Homes North - 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN -. STEREOS - TERRA ALTA SUBDIVISION 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT - _________ , — ,_ _________ .-..--. PUBLIC AUCTIOP4 Every MOndAy Nile 7P M On daily. 9.5. WI buy or sell one 'eca or household. ConsIgnments *eICOnI.. 3737340. SANFoiin AUCTION. Hwy. 17.92, Sanford __...._ BY OWNER, Acreag, and home on Lake Jessup, I bedroom, 2 bath. air, heat, paneled throughout, carpeted, fireplace, 2 car carport, over 3,000 sq. ft. 322.1234. Meetings usiness 7:30 1st. Tue's -_--- -______________________ 1972 bp&util,,i ..-ei,.... 'U'flUW. MM FM multi;le* $ track tape player, p%ycPiedlIc lights, and much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for 54$. Pay balance of IllS or -.SQ monthly Phone 617-1577 f freehorn, trial. HALLMARK 1711 W Fnrbani..s Ave. Winter Park. _______ ---_ I __________________ REALTORS Conveyers ____ __________ - On ______________________ - --..... — You, MutfpleL%tng Agency Hr'y 17-92 South of Sanford - ' f Club Manor Call 322.2420 Anytime - - - STEREOS REPOSSESSED ________ ONE YEAR OLD) bedroom, 2 bath with Florida room, Formal dining room, double garage, equipped kitchin, central seat and air, drapes, fence, patIo and ear:-''nu. 553.000 includes 16' x po&i Ili* 1,300 ft of cool deck. 30 - _. - ' _____ - , . Loch Chapter t ________________________ _______ TV.Radio.Sfereo - . you'll find thIs 2 bedroom. I b-mIt with Florida room Has heat, aIr utility shed and Carpe?ng C ecus -lw - 1.-: - - , _________________________ DISABLED AMER VE1'ERAN 1 _____ 53 -. some r lUII1it r Miscellaneous SO nom,. LEAN AS A PIN! Tnirs th — PLAZA i' I Fr Sale One acre lakefront I bedroom, 2 -trith Pasture for horses 173 8112 1 sunburn, itChing, Insect e''s. 3SO9YALE ,ttc'r 1 00 o'CloCk lirapped hands and face vi, ',cll built 7 bedroom, i bath fran . Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cre•m, t.orne, Newly painted. Only Sl7, LAKE MARY-Hor51 Countryl Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. with sIllS down. Balance at $ Over an acre with luxury pool — ___________________________ IX?. Call 4 Dedroo,ns, 3 baths, plus Outside shower, formal dinlng, STEREOS eat in luxury kltche, 19x39' DON HOWE 323-07C o family room with fireplace, Much UNITED FREIGHT SALES nas sale to the public (7) 300 watt AM muCh morel $11,950, CA FM components, $65 each, (5) ar,1flOrj 8000 Garrar component systems CANAL FRONT TO LAKE reQ Sf49 now only $256, speakers SYLVAN-I bedrooms, lv', baths, included,' ii sets headphones U on approximately 2 acres. Lots Of each; radio headphones 113 nlflgSuerry trees, sprinkler system, two each. II tape decks 570 each; 7 Homes storage buildings. 139,OOO, STEREO CONSOLES Sf1 each. . i •n ; titt, ?4 I k .'I.ibi,' fl:.': st'i'.i irS 1'! . Forrest Gieii, !nc I(SRturfltaOlesJVCgundst,000 Piel air, fully arpe?eu Conver Garrard turn tablet,,' Inspect and Realtors LOIw. Fairpanks tonal financing 61) 4560, CPA 141 test at 3550 s. Orange Ave 1152333 WE TAKE TRADES -COP4STRUCTIOP4 -, _______________ Orlando, Ph. 1591711. Mrs. Mon. 4 — Fri. 9 to 9, Sat I to 3 Terms available. .17 Mobile Homes ____________________________ KEYPUNCH — _____________________ HousesforSale ______ Good Condition, Best Off er 1954 Ford Truck, Has been cut and Call lflsfti shortened, Has 916 mud grips. Runs good, has tow bar 5200. Call a9 Impala, lit' cono R&It. Take up p4yments. Ph 373 36)4 after 6 3.37 754$ pm CHEVY PICK UP. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL * .AMC JEEPS* * CREDIT MANAGER, 3736730. 67$ 1311 the best buy ifl American ..'.O!Or%. mo Jeep vthCIe. See DON BALES 80 Autos for Sale Sanford Motor Consp..'y 1977 —.--------.-------___--..,_._---SOS S French Ave 377 43*2 5 Beetle, radio, white wall _________________________ '%J.i mii Good cOndItion Assum, bank payments Pn Iii 1302, Orlando __________________________ -- condition, Best offer, 372.19$) Trucksand Trailers 79 — 2O) Par Drive Days 322 7212 ______________ Hall Realty Realtor, 3235774 - , with a low.cot classified adl e ____________________ ____________________ SANFORD REALTY Country III 4732 TRAI NEES b-nat in the way? Sell it fast and eas; 1967 Chevrolet DII Air, I cyf., good - •'..'• ' ', range and Central heat a Hurryt There's only I of each.) 77 8661. 1966 Wildcat Buick, everything power arid everything works Air c000itionej. Special, SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 Frrne Ave. 323 io '7OKawas.aki 3S0Avenger $375 j30_Howard Blvd.. Longaood J' °' 57*00 Oo.n 5135 mo Cu-sr bedroom, I bath. Walk to ShOi i & •n,-'.,, ;....i 5l'j,,t,' giog-r a a!, Autos for Sale '---------___ I) Kawai SGo*don t;o Firm. Ph. 377 1114 atlir 6 30, _________ ___________ j / towa:isPi $1000 DOWN, like 3 bedroom. I' i bath, kitchen equipped, wall to THREE BEDROOM, 7 baIts fur nisried Has heat, air, terrazzo wall carpet, fenced, 572,300 floors, awning WindowS, and an above ground pool In "as-Is., FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur condIlin. Might be lust what nished3beflroom, lblth,neat you're looking for. 524,000. pin, fruit, 516.500. - - ,,( Motorcycles r new - LIKE I Pinecrest '/. ______ 18 CLEVER _________________________ Ste n stro in SEMINOLE REALTOR 0141 Wi' 'MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SOFA BED £ M.atr,hing Chair Opens to sleep ' ?x..';E1 rr - - r thrche i faU With A Want Ad 's ( Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1973—? B by Art Sonsom — __________ 28 - Pct. Mortgage JOHN SAULS AGENCY _____ __________ 7 fle'auliful 3 bedroom, )i; bulls home, convenient location, and right pii Payments, $160 monthly No waiting to qualify. ; ..dJsii _________________________ THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale Ura,- J nQ'. 2 Ci 3 bicIro )rfl townhouSes Choice locationt No car needed fur t.Piopping, SCho — ____________________________ _____ II ..Llmm,dlat, OCcupancy, 3 bedroom, Florida room, I bath, A'r, attic ST JOHNS .'t' fan, free stovq a. retrigeratoi', REALTY CO. washer & dryer. Double corner 51g Brokers . bet, fenced back yard with fruit Sanford, Fla, r- trees, 7 car enclosed garage. Days 377 I'll) Night* 327 5 NeIdsaUfMhandvwuTota: a %upvr 5 ; led - SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Notice of Public Hearing The Board of Cour,ty Corn. mass,oners of Seminole County SiThng *5 the Seminole County UtIlitIes Board w11 hold a public 74.,. n it Ctiitl Comm*on PLACE F OR tI CC El PT OF Chambers of the SemInole County Financial Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on SEALED BIOS: All Bids are to be ___________________________ Tu.eSday, the Wh day of October, dtiivt'rtd fC the Superintendent QI 24-Businei Opportuniies AD. 1973 et 700 P.M., or as soon SchoOls in the Seminole County Ih after as possib1etocoqideç an CourthouU, Part Avinui, Sanford, 25-loans Florida apphcetlon Submitted by Lake 26-Insurar,c, Monroe Utilities Corp-oration TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS: BidS hali be received until 7:30 r.quevng en Amtnded Certificate of Public Convinjence and PM., Wednt%iy, October 10, 1973. Rentals for **itr TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids 29-Rooms for Rent sewerage Service in Seminole shall be opined and read aloud to County, Florida. participating General Contractors 30-Apartments Rent A general desct'iption of the area and interested Public in attendance. Unfurnished wherein application to provide PROJECT SCOPE & CON. 31 -Apartments Rent HELP WANTED ________________________ water and sewage 5-efvice hs been ST aUCTION. The Project general BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., — requested ti at follows: Furnished consists of the camplete con. Calco Buitdrs, Inc. Sanford. wOrking 65 an IBM keypuncn Secretary, good typist, nice office. 32 Houses Rent $trUc?iQfl Of each school as Alt of kction 16 tying East of The CclA FOSter operator sounds Interesting to you General Maintenance man, apart good pay. listed fl-Houses Rent Unfurnished Sanford Grant Linrand South of sn herein with reI6ted S'fe Work as set Un! urnished Presicient I and you are avaitable to Shirt Rccptønit, type some, answer ____________________________ moot complex, Fern Park. 131 St. .1-olin's Pivcr. The N.E. forth irs the Contract oocjr"ntt. 43-Houses Rent Furnished i .mrnM..tIy ixo r.n h*wa y'14 i phone. mOet p.ipl* SectIon 71, lying N. of thi ACLRR. TYPE (SF CONTRACT: The Work 34-Mobile Homes Rent working ar,d training at the same Warehouse-Driver, good hours, Aoulls only, The South 'i arid the East ' ot the will be let under contract(s) In time There is no age limit and good pay. 53$ 303) N.E. . of Section 19, lying South and accordance with pages BR.7 and IS-Mobile Home Lots high school diploma is We Have Openings For from , Manager Trainee, want a future? BR $ of thi Contract Documents fOr East of Orange Boulevard. All 04 required. Prepare yourself for OpenIng 9 new Offices in Central Deltona-Spacious I bedroom, Fla. For Rent Section 20, lying South ot General Conitrudlgn 04 Attemonfe DRAFTSMAN future now in this Pughly rewsr. FiOridi, need aggressive people, room, aIr. Carpeted, drapes. Elementary School, Elementary 36-Resort Property Boulevard. The West of Section 2) ding field. Personal interview MECHANICS ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT appliances. $133 me. 374.774Q, (aid S.eclion30. Allot Section29 and School "E"and Tvkiwjll Middle For Rent & GUJISU required. SERVICE PAINTER 30. The portion of West School and wilt ncludi Mechanical of Lake Mary Lange 3 bedroom, 7 list., RuIton 0104 33 andatl of SectIon 31 andfl lying and ElectrIcal for sakS plant , 37-Business I'ropeny HELPER — bills home, family room, cenfral CALL ' 834-8588 NOW For Rent Groomer-Immediate opening, II of?heACLRR -Tavares Branch plants. The Owner-Contractor air. Lel4arequired.Mltj Seminole Applyinpersonto: ORLANDO BUSINESS 115$ the area lying South 04 Fifth guaranteed salary, modern shop Agreement bound wills Realty Inc. S3), I)30 or 32234*2 31* the 0-Wanted to Rent Street and West of Emmett Avenue Ipacifications Shall be the Excellent Opportunity for right --------- - -________ after 6 p m_______________ ________________________ 99.313I COLLEGE 171.73$ AgremcnI used ABC ii the tc*n of Pao'?, At being-in p"rson Animal Haven Grooming -. Piannin 3 Q3tOt' Sale? Don't TIS. 5130€ 4 Seminole County, PLACVS) FOR EXAMINING & Boardng Kernels, 3.22 5757 Real Estate HOMES and APIS for rent From forget to advertise it in the 59714. Hwylli F}rid BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders 5100 mo. Call 173 7661. HOME classified adsI Lc..gwood Do you like working with living for Sate ii ày review the Documents a, the Board of County RENTALS-brOk.,9 to9. plants? We need potters, packers following places: Conimissonets 12-Mobile Homes Service Station Attendants, Full and and generous laborer's in our SANFORD, New 2 and 3 bedroom . Eoghati P4. K*lIc'y, AlA By: 5: Sidney L. Vililin. Jr.. part time. Experience preferred, nursery. Good benefits. Apply In $3-Lots and Acreage West 25th St. at Holly Chairman 500 West Seminole , 't';w Apply In person oniy, Valley person, 2325 S. Park Ave., Apopka Ave Rent starts at $221. 327 $661 ATTEST: Boiitvatd $4-Farms and Groves . Forge American, 1.1 and Stale DOWN VA I or ________________________ call 1*6.7227, ext. lip. or 6470110. 5: Arthur H Biwith, Jr Sanford, Florida 37771 ______ FINANCING AVAIlABLE Rodd 434. _____ •J \,, IS-Resort Property Jr., Clerk ExeiitIvs location in Mayfair. 2 Pvblli,h: Sept 1$, 73, 1973 EOgI'i*St N. KeIiey. AlA For Sale Factory help wanted by paint NO ASSISTANT . bedrmt - 3 full baths. Dish , DET-67 1946 Baythor, mtnutacturer, I 1:30, Mon..Fri. washer waSher dryer. Enclosed 44-Income And Boulevard Located next door to Chase CLOSING COSTS I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE garage, $260 per month plus PRODUCTION Oune4in, Florida 33535 Investment Property Fertilizer, S Points I (10(0CM, 3 lATH ((AND AND iiepOs4t. Will consider leas, with FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NEW HOMES, PACKrD FULL. OF optIon to purchase 373 541 47-Real Estate Waniea * MANAGER Ditrict Scttgob Doarçi ALL Tilt t*T(A vou- D ix FLORIDA OAKLAWP4 MEMORIAL PARK ht ii 5cminte County . . Dtsc' CIVIL CASI NO. 72-hO31.A Two Bedroom opening for grounds maintenance CARLIR OF'l'Qk TUPIITY its 702 Last Commercial Avenue Merchandise management. Person to assume HULDA K. PFEIFFER, man. Permanent fob. FO' , SanfOrd, Florida 3377) responsibilily Is 323-1711 aSsistant Plaintiff. t?fv'Q'w call 372 476.3 5O-MiscelLaneous v. production manager of the night 'I Oocum,nt will by at /... -. For S-ale hft of egg processing plant. It 33 ROBERT H. WOt.FRIJM and KAY ... Local planroms for Houses Rent Furnished have the supervisory e0 WOLFRUM I5S wilC, you SI -Household Goods . Bidders to rey, ft _______________ Need.- Two general line mechanics, per once In industry Deferdant; and T bedr PL.ACES 1. DATE FOR 08 57-Appliances .2 air conditioners . Mutt hivO own hand tools. Paid mechanicalaptituoe.withade'slre MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SANFOIPO TAINIPIG BIDDING DOCUMENT. adults, no chIldren, no pets. 5)13 -. vacations and hospitalization, so to progress to upper levels 1 NOTICE OF SALE month, 5 BInders may obfIin Documents $3-TV. Radio Stereo 1st & lest. 530 deposit, 3n 1" so commission. Apply In person: peodutt.OntTtanagem,nt, ContaCt: NOTICE ISHERESVGIVEPfthaf 23,5OO 213.2. by phoning the otSic of the Ar. $4-Garage Jim I ash Chryiler Ptymouth, 2613 Rummage Sales OntheS!itdayntO(tooer.;973,a,th, AND . ,, . chitect reCuestin) further ln. Orlando Drive, Sanford, t-',jr of 11:00 A.M l the frunt door VIPICC BREWER $5—Boats & Marine . -. AdorabIehungaow,has(Iwe,..,ting formation (1 305 377 6165 atter I ______ of the Courthouse 04 Semino'e 23,9OO Weekly rates. AduIt, No pets 373 Sept'rnuer IL 1913). EquIpment . WAN TED' Extruder operators V Cc,.sty en Saniced, Florida, the Till. • PIN EBR EEZE Wanted by plastic insulated wire SPECIFIED BONDS. The _________________________ undersned clerk wi!l Offer for sale 56-Camping Equipment etvI Bioder(S) shall provide a company. Shift work Will ttCIn -the following described real Performance For Rent-) bedroom furnished FARMS. Payment mechanically inclined individual. and 57-Sports Equipment property: houst, Sunland Estates Retired L0? (le the Guarantee Contract Bond Apply in person. 5:30 am. lo ":30 as 322 UB The North couple preferred. Call 704 37.7s BIcycles oj'ded and set forth in pm. any weekday. Paragon fh Wire AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY South 755 feetJ CENTPA PARK, or wrIte James P. Wurst, eecifcat,ons & Cable Company, l000wood EMPLOYER A DEvCLOPUE,IT OF 59-Musical Merchandise sccord'nq t the pie? thereof as Franklin, N C 2573.4 Industrial Parx, Stile Road 434 DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR WILCO LANU Co — -_..., recorded In PIat Book 6, f)agC 19, OPENING OF SEALED BIOS: All 'Office Equipment Longwood. Public Recoros of Seminole County, Beds have a way to keep must be received Indopened A'id Supplies together alt blJiidefl09 regular tflO4iflq of tie DiStrict new members of .t-nd s-t-_'a'e Irserecir.. Lawn Brm-n,i C'irtyn ál-llui)dinq iAatetitls A 1111 (L'Offl ThSouth1$Ofee$Oftn,Eai,t.3 tr.e ihdayc4 October. Ifllat 7:30 47-Lawn and Garden . Career Opportunity M enClOsed in a Seated 101 IO wreckingthebudget, feet ol Lot 6. CENTRAL PARK, 6.1--Mac hurry and Tonic CAPIE ' i.crr,! .ia o Ptues,aI" and tne title of lrse 44-Eqwpmcnt for Rent in Pfat the fiER/sU) Want (k's), tPi dats, and the name 04 . Advancement Public Records of Seminole County, 1151 bidder Tn, District SChOOl 65-Pets and Supplies Ad. and it works Florida, lfl the Ea 10 Veil thereof whib is resenied for driveway. Boerdof SCmincte County, Seminole 64-Horses like this: When they County, Florida reserve's th rigtst to together with I havetheir(irstchxld 67-Livettok and poum'y all strucfur,i. im reiectanyorallBic,receivedand . Military provernents,, futures, apptianuj, waive any Intornsalitiee ii PPe 61-Wanted to Buy they purchone criba, Glade Area aid aopurbooar'ces on sad 'end c"' I 'i 'j tvobds ?r3; t.- ,'.'?!:r'n We!'-orn t:ir .:d, calendar oars 69-Shsniui LCeIV. a per.i ot 1I atoreSaid sale be youth bed. and c*her Age made 5uWquent to the Opining of Bkts purSubnt to a Final Judgment er 70--Swap and Trade wlthøt the consent of the Board, 'Jpenng 4vailable In Sanforo, tord ifl Civll Case No. 73 1034-A now _er I needs through 11w the,, lVnoayoi eptertsttr, fl-Antiques Dvtiona. and Orlando area. Call penorig in me Cirvit Court of the Want Adi,,, .andjeU 73. , R. W. Collins Lawn 1*, jt Circuit In and for 73-Auction the Etill uOe(ul THE DISTRICT SCHOOL FOARD - Spraying Inc., CAO4ICI Dr., off Seni.Ingi, County, Ftorig*, Hwy. 1792, Fern Park. J)*CCI to another Dat1dth(57OffidarOfSaptt'm', OF SEMINOLE COt.Jb'f TV: Transport'tlon 5: Mr.Anen F. Keith 1973 flew mother wten —APPLY IN. PERSON— Chairman used car mechanic, excellent past IS Travel -Campers they ne 3' Mr longer need Wiit, Arthur H. Bic*ilh, Jr. and working cOixliIions. Working Trailers fenTh1t C'e" cf •'r C-t Cvri them, And dInlng knowledge o alt domestic Cnd t Lrr-' --tr.'nd Florida S'ate Employment Service EL Cr-'::a Ekrrn rnrrtcars. Appl1 inpert.or', 11ck 1 74 -Auto Rapairs. Dougias 2Ull De'Uty Clii's 200 South French Ave. Davis. Bill Bakir Volkswagen, Parts Accessories Stcnsfron, _______ The Sanford Herald 71)7 iN 2nd St - . 3224137 — __________ �8b--The Sanford Herald 4 Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1973 __________ ______ __________________________________________ ,. ..._..,,;_. p ~_. [Seminole Calendar j 4 Sept.25 seo. anord hint Club picnic, nAUCFION-7:00 p.m. at the 6:30 p.m., 40 5 Lake Blvd. Loch [)dllary Ftre 1)epartment, 12 Arbor. Program on traffic Colonit,o Road. Ranges, safety by Mary Boone. Heaters, Laundry tub, Sofa bed, Lyman High School PTSA, Reclining chair, Fishing boat, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium.some antiques) tools. Many Open house and class visitation. miscellaneous items. Relax in Ref reshments, air-conditioned comfort arui Sept. 26 pick UI) bargain. Drug Action Committee 2 board meeting, 1100 E. First Sanford Tourist and Shut. St., 7 p.m. fleboard Club covered di.h Sept supper, 6 p.m., at cluihouse on Crisis classes, test and lake front, Business mee ting to review, Drug Action Corn. fo ll ow. Casselberry Elementary mittee, 1100 E. First St., San. ford, 7:30 p.m. PTA, 7:30 p.m., school cafetorium. Refreshments and Lakeview Middle School open house following th e PTA, 7:30 p.m. Parents will meeting Follow student's schedule. Oct.3 SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier South Seminole Pilot Club, Motor Inn. Altamonte Community house 7 . .10 retail price increase and "get a all increases in wholesale hopeful view of Nixon's action Disgruntled gasoline dealers decision out this week." gasoline prices, "we will be Monday. i California But Huemrlch asserted: "If faced, I'm almost certain, with california returned to their "Beautiful, beautiful," said pumps today while some In. the council decides to give us a national closedown." Bob Moore, executive secretary diana service station operators one cent (a gallon) or two cents "Not that we will call It," of the California Service Station THE 11r. A,SOCIATED PRESS . , ____ ______ _____________ _________ - __________ - _________ ---.• I' ____ SCtiooI Board We'd like to have a piece of b.' lie commente'I after the White House announceil that the Nirtnt ,i,i nrnr r. : To Meet . ' ---.'- I I k T1TZA0 A WiUlam School Boar dr will pr AUTO - ____ - Enterprise NOTICE OF INTENTION TO In t6r"fWl*ne* twIth %aeflon !A of the Circuit Court in Semnote County. Florida, u ree of ,Prow CO p.abU(4110fl*fth4tflOtICLth. JUST-RITE ~ is and Products of similar natLore ~ yule Rd. Sanford Airport, Seminoi. -- t County, Sanford. Florida anm mat he undrI,id is th e only ir0ert-sted in said twsinm- 5.18 tPSTERPRISES. t'' !''&'. ! CITY OF LONOw000 FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 1 - F.fC..j c,vst I I torda. that by the City property 4scrl ~ County,, rioride 3# 7is acr-ej rr.ore OF ° ' ctlnificafton Of PUD Pttv*t Un-I orty as that ci VhC zoning oanc.s Of the City c'LOn w. Florida, to wet: Ordinance Nc. 14) Cfld as - : - amended The pr.ent toning ctass4flcaijon CA t..i' property i-s * I Agriojitural OIS'r ct as ttat described truth, andrrgula?pnsol Sminol(ty, - ciass,ticat,n FIor,da The Public Hearing will beheld in theCilyl-1811, LotVwooti. Florid&,On the soc., ttereatet Daytona Death. - firm DE -" N THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT COUNTY, TV 5(Mlt40 FLORIDA. PROBATE. Lots 6,1, 1 tnre To A " Having Claims or Otmands Against Said - I This notice Shalt be stei at Hall wrtluir, tiw t., Longwoout. Floruca, and in three (31 N other pIac *ithin flit City, pubtIhed in The Sanford Herala, a newepapefolgneralcircula lionln I ¶ ' far j r the I rt prBbchron to the dtr of the fast 1i -- ~ + fMi-cafion tuoftu dateS inctvive shall hOt be lest than twenty (2 da s Ina'Jditon. holicISh4li be posted in t b =+$'. -! ,.- PCMlonOfthitno$ice+Twocope4 t r'.. •' .1 7 . Prou-Osal shall IflCIudC the OWIAQ I ' r ) --I.I. .. - , +1 ,ff--?-.-_ I' 4' 1 i.t - o -' s - * $ T ric o f.ir.' ,. 4i.t& *__. - or re1ect i-..,. ot'Sais .n tt.e uest rtrrests Qlttit dec,ad C'ty 04 Slnford c*tv Commaton of ttm City of $ 7 Oct 2 5. ltn bt'i, Stvt I tIn - it V2 IT . . till CAivcni u," Itt It'*.*$$IiO --. • 3 IA .a il1lh ""I• BEER . _____________________________of ____ 13 i . I ,~ CERTIFIED 114111`141""A I , I t 00 FIW 1 ' è' -. e. CUBE ICE 59$ CASE 8 '' SAVE "'13 "'tr iC 413 g SCIIMRI E &Al1lt1 1* 131 *1151115 LIII • 8 •' QUART 12 VII OL RARITY IMF scomc louaat I O'f . LP4LAP,$, ltAAf? I • 'S SO CASE ruc 4 poet -u- em • • 415 6 UASTI wsa,t PORt., L. VtjICatt 'ISO CASE 0, ann 'oa'iwiaev MOb *' 04 Wt.cTI PONT la.siq.o.vswc,a, • ";l9i S a- - ILuau.auii tii u nsa nu ii -•444 •h *A4T**JOC -. . a I' D'/ . • • 3 ' 429 1" t.-; public. • 249 " ,.. '$.".. -- - 319 The Firm and the White house saw no reason to bring that subject up for discussion. offer a sacrifice by fire to ht i4Ird," ( I,r'vit ictis 23:21-25) Now the Lo rd said to Moses, "Make two trumpets ', , 229 199 lu: 29 80 29 2495 ',-•-,,,.-. -.. CAR WE IP ITALY .. 379g 2495 129 142$ 119 1825 . 3495 STOCK IMP ITALY ' I 19 -. 5.75 10 VLNIA unnrns The ,Sknorah ((hr seren-branehed candelabra) and the Sho far (ram's horn) are two of the best known symbols in Jewish tradition. The blowing of the ram's horn symboli:es God's sumnions to the people forself-judqemen(. The sound of the Shc far heralds Rosh !Iqsha'zncih—(hc Jewish 4V,'u' Yca r. This .rriptu t..- from The Living Bible is (hr authority for observance of Rosh Hashanah. ORMARK 199: 2388 2950 MIRASSOU 32 - 799 - •_•_.,. hEBREW DATE: TISHIU 1, 57:1-1 meet together for worship; it is it time of remembrance, and is to be announced by loud blowing of trumpets. Don't do any work on the day 11$ 1315 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH ,,,, GON1ALISBT*S5 CREAM t' ', SEPTEMBER 27-28, 197:1 three of the firm's former of. ,,,..., ' - fidals convicted of falsifying an audit. -. firiii.. ,' j, ASltA½i CHENIN BLANC . ac5 at Alt ...-.-PORT SHERRY MUSt NOT made public about this r 2295 219 Cool 11 Sanford, ' is " . 0flTuCu,in 2795 BESTALCII BOOK OF WINES 99' Sty 1101 jvftvyw~~. ---------------____.___.j . . . arrestedo Tuesday, one being charged — with armed robbery and other with a narcotics offenses followingacatandrnouse high Seminole County jail under - !:-J ~ , ." _ ' - - 5 Z 40 4 DrJ~1 " . _mt. Ii -. . - ____ - L _.- I _jz___ . I .. % 1 •i' :: & . -. • • vw - I i - - . ..- • ';:;r .. a driver's license and without a license plate or Inspection -------- ----... 9_ a $38,100 bond charged5 with aai*l,edlubbvry, driving wjil)out -- Pg. ZA Col. W .- 1. - ,--- I lCont1 On in ~F~ w_ .~ . "Wr , t I ,. " e," I -, X, 4 9 M— . -0 I ;~~& *-— v* e, — ? -. .~J Ir4 . ,'- M_ ~. . i , ;;;.! * 4 . g,,~ Cc 4 I~I_?_4 -~ -. ti ~ , . -_- I. ~L -i * -;i _ ANIIII111MI le 4"No __ A;Q&ft ii r Z T I u ' 1 15W . 4j (' ht__ -. ' Two Palatka men were -.----.------ - X-Z_ T_ ., I- . Herald Staff Writer . a -,' 9f I - =.-ZI9 - - Pursuit - - - to be the victim, caused lie was taken to Seminole ..- -. - - -- .. .. ' _:.i . -. -.. f_P 9 -- :: Jailed on $5,000 bond. "I saw a car speeding down tile opposite terstate lrnI and chased it with the intention of writing a ticket. Dw driver refused !o pull over and at the Lake Mary exit. Ra ther than turn around, I waited For . - . 'a - - - - • AFTER THE CHASE Troopers escort Palatka men to Seminole County jail. (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) , Condominium Pro' lect aFaceProtests ""' '" Ne ws - X. t' Trooper P.E. Dixon said. "The driver waited a little By DONNA ESTES out was estimated at $15 tIlt" before getting back on the Herald Staff Writer million. Forest Brook road and when he saw me he residents at the July hearing took off at 100 miles per-hour," CAS1SEI.BER1tY Forest threatened to take the city to Dixon said. Brotk residents are expected to court if the annexation and re"Williams, the driver of th e Jam city hall at 7 p.m. tonight to zoning were fi na lized. whipped in the Longwood oppose the proposed annexation It is expected that the develrest area and I blocked the exit and apartment zoning of the opers will offer tonight to lower of the rest area," Diion said. 52.49 acre Florida Standard the density in the proposed . fliiLC1 &S %* I I '..X. FORMER GOVERNOR Fuller Warren to be builed today in the Panhandle village where he was born. (Page 5A) Z • 5I - -----4 , .that "story" making the rounds of another kid getting beat-up by a gang is nothing but fabrication. Truth of the twitter is that he and has buddy were walking along the railroad, he stumbled and hit his head on the track. .was carried unconscious by h1 buddy, later transferred into the hospital and recovered. That's it in a nutshell. No fights - nothing like that. brew calendar) is a solemn time for all the people to of the celebration, but of beaten silver to be used for signaling the break- ing of camp. When both trumpets are blown, the people will know that they are to gather at the entrance of the Tabernacle. Use the trumpets in times of gladnessblowing them at your annual festivals and at the beginning of each month to rejoice over your burnt offerings and peace offerings. And God will be reminded of his covenant with you, For I am Jehovah, your God." (Numbers 10:1-10) from The Living Bible !1.4S1111N11!l is (hr J,'wi$l: ,V w l'ar5 and is trailitionotly traditioncilly rpurdrd as the first (10 of ('r.'rztton. Tht !?OS!( holy day marks the bepinning of (hr Trn lMpi o( l'rni' tenet, which is dreotrd to prayer, solemn /utivtttes and rut from work. REL ATIONS COMMISSION ex pectc! I discrimination complaints to triple this year. (Page 5A) HUMAN . car, "Th &' fi t':t d:iv of t)ieev tnt I! n.ontli (of the l ie- Y ABC I, IMPERIAL BLEND QT SEMJnMI,rl GORDON GfN PAUL JONES I HORSE QUARTJI. 49 1CROWN 459 QUART429f QUART, AND SAVE! [COTCH 1' w"nown I :I blow to atomic last l)cct'iiibe'r, Mr. Nixon had granted pardons to 2100 MONMOUSSEAU VOUVRAY nc - Well one other point was also - tt1 unwi *' . IlUrfO C I. - questions arose surrounding Mr. Nixon's San Clemente residence ... and of how the assets was made. And here again, this in. formation was NOT made IIIIII 4 QUOT s SAN MARTIN BLACKBERRY 119 ROSE ' SHERRY I 69.'. 1895 2295 COUNTRY WIIF OF FRANCE 199 2149 4295 Ai w'itO ROSE HIII I 99 2295 .• VIVA BURGUNDY CHARUc - •• If Zv of NUAN 4650 GOLD SLM j. PORT "'r i"' . of 40 - ' PAUL MASSON .-• information Nader wanted short military secrets. N , --. . .,i~% - ,1 -_.; 4' I - After 1-4 him to get back on the high- firm of Coopers and Lybrand, a full report on the Presidential PCT SAIIPJC nhIVc 199 ,. mm CHfRRYKII1 9.AV i CRACKLING ROSE Cassfb - - - lIj,I iv' ,min' 1295 ROYAL CMERRY .-. of danger in nuclear pos-er production. AEC Commissioner William Doub, the next speaker, Immediately challenged Nader, say. ing Nader was confused in both his facts and opinion. He offered to open AEC files to any taxpayers were fooling most of the bill foc the renovations, etc. Mr. Nixon rtsponded that according to the independent - &N(ts 83' -, '. "- .' 4 P'4 WC*fl?$Ja.*aue; JUAN ISlE BAN PINOT WOIR .. • - Remember when all of the L.AM8RUSCO IMP ITALY INC II4tssel 101', i7 .•----. SA M&TIN RIESLING * . 119 •. nuclear-generated power as a major source of electricity. There now are 313 nuclear plants across the country and 70 more are planned. Nader said the loss of economic investment was worth the price in the face of the prospect (31 a disastrous nuclear accident. He also accused the Atomic Energy Commission of "conscious deception, suppression and prevarication" in hiding the risk 11Vfl wix I J%wr stu a' $CCTI L " . . . ,. .'.......... - At 436 PINK CATAWBA \ THIS WE E K'S • proportions (FESTIVAL OF TRUMPETS) ' •. ,~, _., a way," A Aft HEDGESBLJTLER •'I- - first - arrrrATn J - ROSE FROM PORTUGAl •. 49, uses / ______ UM BROWN LABEL tI(BFRAUMLICH1 99 josi ? 399 - 'A"a; .. _ "1 ' ANDRE SiMON CHABLiS .. Immense CLOG ,c'e,cs u" - '. most imaginable." The West's governors have looked to p It i rr'rn * •5., AD 93 " ' - . IbL Rise 41 341 ";'' flr?lhl THINII WAN VOU 1. 1 laG CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 99C ':: .' the ROSH HASHANAH 0:0, Jt I K.0. M Vf" ( C"U &_iIT,. or 46's us$3 4" \ WISERS 10 YR. SANGRIA L YILYCI CM4IMS ,s ct of h'4 htMl V•7vstv ' uriur ,'- 8 YEAR Mi"osow" ISCICASI WS uu 'wn ____ 2 Charged the nation about atomic power plants and said: "It seems to me then we'll face a crisis By John A. Spoiski A. ft .S.O.P. BRANDY Moto ,*'tt#I tssaaIussutaT " TOM SIMS SWAP ROYAL DELU XE Z 56.. - 0IAW nip Scott$ . By THE ASSOCIATED 11Jf55 The chairman of the Western Governors' Conference says Ralph Nader's vow to halt the construction of nuclear power plants would, If successful, create "a crisis of the most immense proportions imaginable." The ftmmwradvocate told the governors Tuestay Wide teat,envi_ 1 *1tI battle that ronrnehLl nd= could make the successful fight to halt the supersonic transport look like a spring picnic. Nader's goal Is to bring the nation's nuclear electric power program to a complete halt in five years. Oregon Gov, Tom McCall told Nader, think you could do It." McCall, a Republican, continued: "But what will we do with this investment, what will we do with the need for this 75 million kilowats if you're successful?" McCall talked of the [ear that might grip 3.14' 51.95 OLD REPEATER CERTIRED - "ra a' ivuo , ABC 8 YEAR - W . + Governors Blast Nader Power Plan 299 '. 3515 GINRUM.YOOKA 3895 QUART JACQU1N ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. 1" if *OvSSt APC 6 YR KY vo *." It S -- .. ANY ft- A Afl sP'ouaiv ,,, , BUY BEER ABC MV1.111 put ft-1 A 5I . ' C 5! ' '" In It III 1100 RESERVE , ' -- THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY' rcisc 3I!989 0 rrj "'Up, 499". 5695 - ;I sit" SCHENLEY 'Wovait ,,,, - -. Pill WMN 1h IATflI504A ' ''"'.fl 011 tcofck • - a' issrnr 3511 MAGNUM "- ' $ 4", q McHENRY 8 YR. a U111111111 339 . BREEZE LW 1fl3 - - - HIGHLAND ABC 8 YR. OLD IMP. CANADIAN IRAQ TflIJL.A . Tb iltTVU* ci:riuw ""I"o"11416M A Ae. -' ' .,ilit.rr - - - HEAVEN á) CLAN MACGEGOR '" C$4'& . sotumitted to the City Commission ot tMCdyo45sniOrdnO later than 7: ocloct P.M on Monday, October tV3 - T 53a_, CUTIAIS Hs uvri L4 FCs _... 499' 100 PH. V100" 5 49 V mom ... L LONDON TOWER stalical 100410% ! rflAt'IJ mi Jui.ti ,u1r1uts P&fCfI 6. LOIS )0, 12 and 14. Block ri id ceaJpos? OfIce address 04 the tIA,rctlnt hid Shall be SW4WFI mu smsi ' . 59.15 MR (0 KY BLEND. STILLBROOK , 4111 CASt j. 861 CERtIFIED CANADIAN 911118,641 T()OHUNTER *' 1'-"t . I A. HARVErS ' "' 64 m .I iigi:i'i ABC VODKA n .;. B ,'., , , c. -. i-1t-J li I-. ..t.Jorø. Ui-srna, br $u'nit1td on any or all OàrCIts. buthWlitb5CCe($ ed flfla portion tY, PC Irr4a-' 1.-S tçr-nt ci an7 p.3rceI .hi1 be IisIt'd 1mev and a(cmpanled by a filing Iiparalely for each parcel lee of one dt1er atd Such claim or 7 All tt.i Shalt be paid by the dernano no' so Iliad Shall hI vø,d .,yoe - none by the City at Sa nford 5: Daavuy Gimmagc 3. inctudeaceelif chick for 1t5 At &dniifli5tfllof (lO1pef(adoftheLpndasablnç - fro lemon . JICOWN i 47 I T1 4.99 - V. :: 11$ aX7 CERTIFIED - ' Sol 4 99,v'. 59,15 ;Z MR. ED KY '/'11v't' Parc el S. Lois 9, U and 13, Block r _ __ ,''.., 8950 ABC 8 YR OLD SCOTCH ABC GIN I"@"$" ""' 'I ' :;U: — ' were that his Sept. 6 autopsy report planned to rub Oglesby, and .'. 549.. 6195 1 7 YR GRANO 010 PARR 399 ,. 1695 (?UffN ANNE .,. CHAMPAGNE COIDDUCK : 70 3 19..i. 4548 10 YEAR OLD GOLD 3ui'.Y.lS 3895 I 4595 STANLEY KY VODKA 6 99ww 8315 G010 COACH 12 YR ' 040 419-% 5295 01 PARADISE RUM-GIN-VOCKA 3 49,, 3*410 199 8950 OT 12 YR BLEND 3 9941 44 95 3 in 15" 6195 01 ROYAL DELUXE VODKA gg,,, 4695 CANADIAN SPRINGS 3mali ll 44 95 4 29 e 4995 LON004 TOWIR 94 PR GIN - - 3 91., 4ft 3,91st VODKA A*TITWS I ' - $%u kn*ru 'ff.iY DA: LL i'-s ie'!i 4 0 tt.3 Q CO&J15 I'tOu1 of 514 Count y at San ford. Florida. within Si calender møntr!1 from th lime 01 the first r (IJà. Oh+.t IQ( co tive ite of the Pi.bhc ICAs? four f-i> clerk Of the Cirtuit Court, Seminole Couc'f'. Florida. at hsoffic e in the 65 III CASI ITNS S'S ' U II'Ul1'1IiI(.1L4: ANT OTS A -. A UW!Ic* UPUiMIVIrI1 - BROOKFORD ' ?i W KIII -- 2 and 1, Parcel 7. loft and it, Block o. You and each of YOU a'e hereby All 1Ot1IflCCIWYAV*,AJdItIQS, pm'. or partisdciti,,nfor4ndo,nt, notifu.dandrriu$redtopresentany tolantotdasrecond,djnPlaf Book Claim. $r' '1'tt .-'&tn I Par,r 1S Seminole County et-t'r 1 yc-. aflt Stir R.c.orcts. estate of ThomaS McPel atto ontu,rOr', Ypt thou Idb. tnt Sete hrn TI •1 r - city ""'I O.IPi ANNE AV 11"ICH A 1 •U AM i PaN sui SUMI " i !j IINCO IIflhIV •. IIiTI!IUUL 1t(%2 - f1IlbIL at which = OLD hA. RUM ac IOU av UtC$ A5Jflf5AAPJ g - Nil M 01AM Estate; f. ;, UX E34ELWTSUI 299 COMFORT In It IN010 Parcel A. Lots 12 and 11, Stock B. Deceased. - U*1*-q1N , — that Oglesby had died pulmonary edema — heart further charged that puncture in Winter Park, whert he was from shock as a result of a blow failure," Garay said today, wounds Inflicted by doctors in a pronounced dead. William Oglesby. the 12-year- to the left kidney. adding, ,,this could have been futile effort to inject adrenalin It was not clear today old vletir'-' of a Sei 1. 5 fight near Fourteen-year-old Samuel caused by a blow to the upper into Oglesby's heart caused the whether doctors at Seminole or Siii1ord Middle School, died Geter, who also attended abdomen." victim's lungs to fill with fluid. Florida were repi- -isible for from heart failure, and not Sanford Middle School, is under Czray's £tatemcnt C ,ame in the edrenak injettlons into from a blow to the kidneys as a ury indictment on the wake of Tuesday's charges It was originally reported Oglesby's heart in a futile atreported in a preliminary degree murder charges by T. David Oglesby died from shock due to tempt to bring him back to life, Burns, Geter's autopsy. stemming from Oglesby's Barlow defense attorney, that a blow to the kidneys during However, a doctor at Florida a Dr. G. V. Garay today denied death. The state contends Geter medi ca l negligence, and not a fight and attempted robbery. Hospital, who"nsked not - - QUART SPICLIUS ABC 0 YR. ". At 436, , scitu SE a' :: SOUTHERN a. Thomas McNeil, 8.99 .. I TI ITt IV 't - ' ROYAL CASTLE 100 VODKA I I I ' GIENMORE I!' "• MCHLNRY 8 YEAR Lots A and 3, Block 0. Parcel 3-Lots 9,11 and 13. mock Thomas .i1r 1.99s'. Parcel 2. IN 6 YR. IitI iviR ED KY :OLD TRADE MARK,'-.,,. QUAR T MC HWY I I YEAF ____ • R V.V.U. ICITtI __ 313.. 42 95 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 449... 4995 GUART HORS 3.59 . 41.88 12 YR REAL MACKENZIE 3'.14 5695 HIGHLAND BRuiT PrOWtV lated Celery Avmue and East 14th Street and between Sanford Avenue and Locust Ayn(jettj(rib.d as IoflgI . MA TIN'S a, ,IIITI 4•99 It ffl.Way 17-92 TE' L ~ 13 is "111 Block A. * 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER GOLD COACH 8 Y[p.8 MR ED KENTUCKY CERTIFIED & YEAR .. prop.als for the sale of city arc • liii llI•juI ____ GIN 0* V0Dk& 48 * HI-Way 17-92, Fem P" 66 VODKA 699 EAU " '' Cot lI% .,- - YOM 8 YR A t? v: f ". *mHM' 2A.M. IAUINIUUMO*AI5VONC0I 1L iIuiCl.sC4IIfuIIuIs OCT-ilL Attorneys fur Rvg'strant Pubit%'u: Sept. . I1'.I*14 CARLOAD AND THE SAYINGS PS AmOuNt .. I INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL The City of Sanford will accept r_ .4 JQUIN ROYAL " . ACI*flgcha'rman Florida •'iti.*Iit'i.:t 860 SCOTCH ta, two'3 BOND'S, MILL IL SANDY MACDONALD SCOTCH c nfl WAP wc*stu U. sornvo 'WCOYLAJSO fWi&Pti ftblish; SW. 25, 19n K'fl$*y. VlnCtnt & Pyle (b) To c.ns-der also thi question OF designating and assigning the 42 South Peninsula Drive J0LMC.L3UI3T 'nxn'. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' - -1 - ,it ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ... L- •gIr4p:r.1IJ.lr.]:71i[1 of AdIvsIment Del Z[JJ ARC RUTS BY THE I V ILA .M1WSI*t U)', Walt on 'rc.rrct, By . bert F 8.id presidmt the Ctty e __ j- ____ lvi Eli IT uaaua V.S.O.P. BRANDY i I KENTUCK TAVERNIOO 1_1 P"Im OLD STANLEY 11111011111 4. C") ri u PAY u MORE? mu• WHY r- 3.79, 3 99 1T5NW SØI@.0 DU( ut. This Public hearipg will be held in the Counly Cornmisko avarnbem of the Court House, Sanford, Floirift, an October 11. 11M at 7:00 P.M. or as sow thonafter as thill 7ISt .18y Of S4tVtfMtWf 19". .sMji.1z. 1153041 45u jDRAM8UIE Comp.any Longwood. Florida. and IM - I COINTA ____i Black Hammock, In section 1.21.31, 8 ; 031., FwThat dnC$I t - Nt Wednesday, September 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 26 Price 10 Cents 5*05, 'JAI ertgagod In the business M.sufsctur, Purchase of 0, I Circuit covet in serninci* coul-dy, of of n o ti ce,0 f p,e .MOwr,g tCtIIIQtJS names to t 4.R FP4TEPPPIES INC zoning LENS "66" ti"( CU-tI _ Notice Is hereby given that the Owd of AdIustment will corifto A P011C hearing to ap provi ng aSpedat Exception inran. I Agriculture Zone to park a trailer equipment SM related KlIvIllm at Florida, to wit: MW 141 Cf SW Lij Of 5"fjon ]o 0109. 1, 2951 MVIonville Rd, San. Towyahip "South Ran# 30 E IM ford Airport. Seminole county, SanfoM Floritia and that the unESSI "fW therM.f09fttW with N . 33 clersigrood is the only person In. " fee Of SW I ~ of SW 1-4 of Section j SOVEREIGN at Notice 04 PublIc Hea'Ing ,d C41v CouncIl Will hold a public hoaring: W TO Cons;&W annexation of I?w following of otida St$tut the undsrtlgnid register with the Clerk of the IIWU' t '1's" 5.99 " •J .rn,ii..tw,,N,, - COUNTY OF ADJUSTMENT REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME In compilancs with Section sesos LY(RYDAYP*ICfl ' , MIT 3 ,us 1 7 9 I a . II__ M M A? AEKASTMfLDWLI Li%,j#V. HAWAIIAN RUM STANLEY Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO B L ABC 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER IY1 P V U. LEILANI IMP. • - SEAGRAM 29 ' 11 , WISER 10 YR. GOLD MEDAL is.i . ' Aflomeys for Registrant Pubflih: Sipt. 73, Ocf.).Y, iè, ie DET.122 showed Oglesby died from a killed bun while trying to rob Oglesby's death. Memorial Hospital for kidney blow. However, first the boy. Citing the evidence of emergency treatment, then reports from Garay's office "Oglesby died of acute pulmonary edema, Burns transferred to Florida Hospital The Seminole County medical examiner today (onfirmed that IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII DIYJIN BUy Daytona Death Florida PE PARKING 6 El SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION i.T ffi Wif.TE Ar 5 DAY SALE TUES. ThRU SAT. SEPT. '"°"°' Ii '. s uui b Prnldent A? South Peninsula Orly* 1 (SnPi GRAND DAD 100 M it ii & pij PJJ C. BIDS-Roger Harris, Legal Notice Seminole Plaza * I*LUCd a.coa __- ' this 710 dAY of SWemb", IM. . jI Dr. 2300 W. vfli j .Under lire Kidney Blow : Garay By CHRIS 14ELSON Herald Staf' Writer ___________________ U I.lMI uurusu VENTORY E. APPROVAL " MINUTES Kathleen R_ Kees. Alexan. V. O1.D BUSINFM VI. NEW BUSiNESS ,fr '00W . Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 VCAD roare Dominick 1" Sass Longwood Mrs Wi llie Brown and boy, MONTGOMERY WARP HEARING AID DEPT. 1i -L%l IV ST LEG ER ' • tTDtIOIt. Not 'anthth Days a wepk 24 Hours a day . HEDGES-BUTLER Gwendolyn Valdez activitirL at at". 1, nsi Mallon. I • , Will &ioUoway BYPHONEII _____________________________________________________ scitci 2- Bus Driver Salary . to -- 1 You can beor for yourself. Free Test ,. A. BUDGET AND FINANCE bviini of the sate 04 retail and t 7 TEACHER'S VSOP COGNAC REPORT-.WiUIam P. Layer BAKERY vvhiCh the undersigned #nM*d In ttle f . . i#.II grams') j ?'flt'flt.prt'MTt'p.Jptc IE.$'I SUPERINTENDENT'S £ TIt at • P ' and withdraw Deposit _==Tt4L'-.. I School Property Mrs. Jack Kaiser and boy : School Advisory Corn. Iva B. Weber Mrs. James Howard and boy niittee 6 . Casselberry Renovation Frederick Bauer IV. ITEMS FOR ACTION Charlotte Marie Simpkins wilt M9114f with tho Clerk -- _ Alleda II. ROLL CALL n1oj' 1 SPIRO AGNEW neon rciiiure 1\illec soy, ~ --- .-p-, -fl~-__~ I . 7,h ) Z 0 '-. CALL TO ORDER Invocation and Pledge of Willard N. Grimes Grace Murken David A. Lucas Roberta A. Roberts — mmwiiy CAREFULLY FITTED FOR INDIVIDUAL LOSS. YOU CAN CHARGE IT. j l,ongwood DISCIIIqGES a, A HEARING D I WILL PROBAIZLY HELP! - . I impruveci e9 !T 0000 I ,. letter that he hand-delivered to House Speaker Carl Albert. Agnew then met for more than an hour with Albert and other House leaders. "After the most careful study, my counsel have advised me that the Constitution bars a criminal prcceciiing of any kind ,.. against a president or a vice president while he holds office," the Agnew letter said. "Accordingly, I cannot acquiesce in any criminal proceeding being lodged against me in Maryland or elsewhere, and I cannot look to any such proceeding for vindication. In these circumstances, I believe, it is the right and duty of the vice president to turn to the House. I Q • AGENDA . . . - working day. Al Warner, Lake Monroe Joseph A. Hallman, l I - , • (US1I1UI LJ .7 _"~ ] - 1 12LA I If your hearing loss Lhe Seiiunole County School Dunlop to expedite action on a Board will meet Wednesday at 1 70p.m.th the Lyman High Notes DIQLaff NIC&PUNT ® cruinbis not going tosausfyus. salaries will be discussed and DeBary an attempt will be made to Jame5 CLiypool, Deltona resolve the busing problems Regina Knack, Deltona 'hich in recent weeks have May V. Parkhill, Deltona caused drivers to threaten to Elizabeth Steinbeck, Deltona strike. W illiam Crumble, Deltona The drivers have complained Ern flft, Deltona that the double session plan Thomas J. O'Mera, Deltona which has been implemented in Edward L. Cunningham, some schools causes a 12-hour Sanford: Willard Grimes Flortnce E NeLn Mary Te Jones Duroth Bixby Grant Young Marie Manley Uzie N. Blake Irma M. Fitzwater Aaron Keith Eileen Gn,ovcr W.A. Stansfield Johnnie EhzaLth Ann Eltam Betty Locknarl.Apopka i . &i Lega N otice banking convenience". f Dorothy Mae Kllbinskie, ADMISSIONS The ultimate in Petroleum Retailers warned are able to pass on to customers down in California took a more tht a "national closedown" APPRt)PltLTELy enough , somewhat might develop if the conu-oon this man has a flonplus%cd cprcss1on. lie is gasoline were not lifted cornJohn Dunlop, cost of Living pletely. Council director, Jotui lluemrnrich, executive director of the gas dealers I I group, said: "Just giving a new's lawyers and Justice Department officials broke down and Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson announced he had authorized a federal grand jury in Baltimore to begin hearing the Agnew case Thursday. President Nixon, who met with Agnew Tuesday morning, said the vice president had again personally assured him of his innocence of any wrongdoing. Nixon issued his strongest statement of support for Agnew since the investigation of the vice president was announced nearly two months ago. Agnew requested the Capitol Hill hearing in a - they're not giving us a continued a shutdown to protest even Iluemnirich added. 'We won't Dealers Association. "This Is darn thing. The oil companies have to call It for the simple the guy we were trying to Phase 4 price controls, reason dealers are closing down reach" President Nixon on Monday have already taken that from us ordered a hike in retail gasoline last month by increases they one by one because they can't prices expedited, but an official passed on to us." continue In business." lie said that, unless dealers of the National Congress of A leader of the protest shut- sportation. Bus drivers' SEPTEM BER21, 1973 CifWASHINGTON (AP) Spiro T. Agnew has asked the House of Representatives to hear his case against allegations of political corruption, contending the Constitution forbids criminal actions against him while he is vice president. What action the House might take on Agnew's request remained unclear. Leaders said such an investigation might be made by a House committee, but would not rule out the possibility of a hearing through impeachment procedures or even a rejection of Agnew's request, Agnew asked for the House investigation Tuesday after secret negotiations between Ag- ... - Hospital Agnew After Full Probe, I mpea chment Considered ). Return To Their Pumps - - ~;,."-_ 71 . p.m. Sept. 28 CROP general membership Drug Ar'tlon Committee meeti ng, Sanford Civic Center, board meeting, 1100 E. First St. 7:30 p.m V isi tors welcome. Sanford, 7 p.m. Oct. 4 Sept. U4' Seminole Cotrntv $ I I 'ti!i p SccUn of American Society of First Federal S & I.. of Civil Engines, Hilton Hotel, Seminole, SR 434 West U.S. Jacksonville. 17-92 Longwood, r it ..., . ' Disgruntled Gas Dealers - 1 -- -1 0 0, 000 , . . GLENN TURNER ASSOCIATE "Williams had a ,-caliber land Development tract ad. development and grant concespistol but when he looked down jacent to the single family ho.ie sinus to forestall trouble from the long barrel of my .357 subdivision, the Forest Brook people. magnum he raised his hands In July Florida Standard and said 'I give up,"' Dixon At a public hearing in July, promised to fourlane an access said. the city council voted 3-2 In from SR 436 with paving 44 feet favor of both the annexation wide curb to curb, four-lane and rezoning. Derbyshire from Lake Howell $ 1 . j - testifies 95 cent of investors in Turner business lost money. (Page 5A) per '1 cP'..a3 • I DEFENSE expected o rest in ute 11 Gerard Schaefer murder trial. (Page 5A) • SENATE VOTES TODAI on 50 per cent Road, hold from sale seven reduction in U.S. landbased troop strength Tonight's public hearing was platted lots along Derbyshire, abroad. (Page 2A) srheduled at the E I fl developers' re- build a park buffer soutl,/bi quest to comply with advertis-. Derbyshire and bark of Fort : ABOARD USS of a sta te Brook and to screen NEW ORLEANS Doctors th \j are elated with physical conditions of the boundary of :i drainage ditch on :::: honda Standard pains Skylab ylab 2 as tronauts after their return, (Page 1AI.LAHASSEF,, Fla. (Al )site . Surplus fu nds in the Florida Jul) were to build 1'0 apartAt 7:) p.m., Friday the city treasury Uearned more than ments and 375 condominiwus council will hold a public ' 65 per cent of the heari $100,000 on Sept. 20, the highest ng on its $3.38 million 1974 % KISSINGER PLANS meetings on southeast le ft single day's earnings In history, an e t nopen space. The de- budget. General fund budget is Asia and Europe before leaving for treasurer Thomas O'Malley 5e0pmsts value when built S1 ,21 ,81 4 with utilities depart. Wasiimgton Page BA) s:uid today. Inent budget at $1,864,767. O'Malley said the surplus Th e budget includes raises in Weather ARGENTINA'S PERONIST GOVERNMENT available for investment was salaries for employes, the 1g,fEc4 guer promise Yesterday's boosted that day by high 89 low th is councilmen and the mayor. 'fl .II I-ILI 5ui.ri . rromjs s war on million rill as uiameu bl amed 1 for morning assassina tion of la bor leader. Page 8A) 70 with .04 of an inch of councilmen's pay was upped from bond sales which was In the treasury for just 24 hours. rain yesterday. from $115 to $200 monthly while The state invested $31 million Partly cloudy with thun- the mayor's salary was raised n In one-day "repurchase agree- dershowers likely mainly to 1300 monthly. The budget deaths 2( Entertainment ment" U.S. Treasur y bills at a during the afternoons. Highs in does not include any ad 813 11 Bridge 813 Horoscope "whopping iO.i5 per cent In In- the upper 80s to low 90s and valorem taxes. 813 Calendar 3A terest" and put the remaining lows in the 70s. hosnitalnotem.' After the publi c hearing the :* 3A io-i 18 Rain probabili ty 60 per cent, board will conaide. adopting $52 million in short-term tressPublic notices ----------913 a comles 913 Society ur bill, O'Malley said Four plIsons were believed sal.ar) policy resolution which 13A Crossword 913 puzzle Sports "In the tact f iscal year, the kitled and scores i'ijured adds two more employe 911,\ DearAbt) 813 State treasury earnedover intl. TUCSd4I) flight as 3) or more holidays — Washington's BirthSA Dr Crane 98 Stocks lion for Flonda taxpayers," he tornadoes racked Kansas and day and Veterans Day — to the Editorial comment the central Plains. 4A TV said. six previously appnwetl. an ............... . . arned Single D ay new - : . , Sk . ------------- - ., - --- -, IIndex dex + - . + - - � 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 25, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I I Pmi,nres -.;..- 0n Sub in I Monday. Aug. 13, 1973 If ou ui the Watergate heanngs are uncovering a kit of stuff and things, talk to members of the security force uPk) peer through the baggage and hand-carried luggage of airline passengers. F.VCI Jan her. the governri4'nt , C1 11*- White House responded repreu Associated Press Vinier cith a 33-page brief in itiich it Cox isill argue the case for WASHINGTON APi WA. called Ccx's attempt to get the the prosecutor's office. tergate special prosecutor Ar- tape' a well4ntentioned effort Eventually the case is exctubald Cox asswnc'd his more to obtain evidence for criminal pected to reach the Supreme fanuh.ar role of constitutional wosecut1ons." Cain-i for consideration. lawyer today to deliver his reIt referred to the court.s as 'a As solicitor general during sponse to the White house con. co-equal but not a superior the Krnned and Johnson adtention that the courts lack the branch of government" an Imnistrations , (ox argued — Xa u&t Ufl 11. UP inija 1,3111 ri1 12I "VIN 12$ rep War 11 authority to compel President %aid that for the courts to com. - . J. Sirica, The fanner U.S. sohcitorgenera) who heads the criminal investigation of the Watergate scandal issued a subpoena July ZI, demanding the President produce tapes of nine conversalions and documents. When Nixon notified ('ox and Su'lca he would not turn over t tapes, the specialprosecutor asked Sirmc;i to order the I'rt'sidenttn obey the suhiena I 'eS ci ri-c' I 1110 inU.S. 0 lict pla H viv ilia V * • s'AslflNGTuN A)' - 't' rcrts of rec-ord crops hiri are --ill not big cuughadposs1bl} the highest r4.-t I in 'nM rri,-.t in hicl,wt".7 indE,-tø A,,-i,'ns r. çi U.S. Department of Agriculture gra in shortaXe. The lack of wheat, other grains and soybeans has been Warned for higher prices In primary products such as flour, bread, corn for the dinner table and cereal for the breakfast table. The scarcity of grain also has driven up the price (If commodities dependent on feed grains and other stuffs, including meat of all kinds, milk, butter, cheese and eggs. As people turn away from meat because it is unavailable or too expensive, the increased dt-ruiarid drives up tine price of the meat substitutes. &nce the demands of World War II died out in the la te 1940s. the United States has produced more food than it could eat, -sell or even give- assay, depressing prices iind building up huge stores of grain, That picture graduall has changing as the rest of world sought more and better fcxxi and found the money to JAJy it. What had been a soss trend became a runaway boom the last summer when the Soviet Union bought 440 million bushels of U.S wheat, 275 million bushels of corn and 40 million bushels of soybeans. In addition to the Soviet crop failures which necessitated the purchases, other failures or diinonointinir harvests of wheat Lind nentein nrniiiir4t ilki. aneho-k's created aWOildisiciC food CIMS Apparently no one in this country anticipated Just bss much grain the Soviets would buy from U.S. dealers, I)t the Impact sins immediate. The price of wheat doubled from July to Septt'nitiet'. ow to react, the Agriculture Department maintained an export subsidy on wheat until Septembvr, holding down the price for the l(utsians and costing U.S. taxpayers $49C million. Some European countries were re-ported to be hoarding U.S grain because the price was so good, situk Americans were heading toss at-I) $ 1-a-iloti'n i-ggs and 11 44-a -(lIwnit tu,i Ini been P1 the -.'t ' . . . 11 --- .,-. ' . ' . -. . •. ' -. --.- _______ . . .- . -. ." „, . " . -. . - '•:'%~ ill entitle - .- _. *.-4 - ".- I ~ . -M - 11 IJ - - lbt' 5- - . .-C ZI "' ' 'i'it N of -. q ws " 11-1 - "I -_~ 5 I I . E , -0 C Dl ED .11 - .3 rk' t -..., _- -: Castuan 5,(FItI!il'L l-;ditors Note: Toda 'S column lit is rittcmn b) herald Staffer (inns Nelson for John Spolski, who is alit-riding a seminar in Virginia.) In the good old days when the young, (ls'mocrmsc')innocent, and polltk-ianr--well, politicians probably were pretty much like they are now but in flfl} event, in the good old days, people p111(1 careful attention to mmnitters affecting them. So it was that my spies attended Monday night's imuectimig of C.H.O. P. lColilillittee to Resist Oppressive l'iiliticians i in Geneva with high hopes of seeingan old-style New seeing England town meeting p State Sen. lAIn Wilson, it bright and conmrne,il I5litit-iilfl, is as there, amid so is crc a bunch of justifiably concerned mobile home people, complaining about recent county comaif mission action.'. limmilting not excluding trailers from the county. But, according to the SJ)Ies. Hie meeting tkgt'mwrmited into nothing less thanmm shouting ' match by the citizens involved. Newspaper accounts of the commission's Vs oriL' and actions had appmirvntis tn'eni unread, an d the nn-ding turned into mm blast agmum.st zoning regulati ons in general Now it is nice to think . (lfl all be 1)mnn'l Boone's, striking through the Cumnlwrlantl Gap is nun nothing but In juiis and the country was -- -- -- /1 I ll('\II. II, \\ I\( I.I 4,lll\(, \1 VIA I.. It -----lot the V,tl( i'mie Itillarw -tess tarn make it t'asii n .diust to )4our new sun undirigs, and vt.as i' ; -t,iili- sri % OUt 1. 0 FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS 14 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 1 - IVm 11 i' Promised Land. Xhr 04tnftirb Witralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-2611 Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what you want! I'tiIilI.hi,'m I J' en MARY L. BAILEY 814 92 17 Catsellcrry hi lb.' isI Ii 4 eIIIllrl'lu..lIJ%.. Guide 'I'm ''.' You Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond * Lou feel likv - ' ' ' - :i 11 w 1'N ESS lii (hi' A GOV i-: It N 1i NT ( ;ai rit'sviIlm' K iglut" ('uIlsInrii('v trial tells plan to throw bags oh blood at tormut't- l)ck'uise t ss3umiiinig the Nixon - . " .. to ' iioiigs-' r -(-1114' -.tc Ind r#'rnniirnerwj,tsnq !o 'ispunril in ;fl itav t In other ac- tasni rorineil empowered Terry, Jackson ,mn'l Freeman to go to county banking un.xtituflnns to begin loan and depository negotiations Directed City Atty to prepare Utility Tax, Franehi'.' Tax and Criminal ('ode Ordinances. Fixed adjournment time for meetings at no later than 10 p m Placed a five-day prior admission requirement to II' city clerk on propased agenda items Authorized Jackson to attend the next CAI.Nl ('zauncil of Lax-al Governments i meeting to determine wh..! benefits and what cast admission to the organization wnpult 'I" I', :` :: - - wt.rctar, M I', in I iurd 5 , : B A FFLING DIS EA SE (IiSCtlss('(l Iii depth, I I mige - dutislu IS 811 h , : : ' 'm : .. :;:': r,-- the .'--- LIKE A 1)1 ) -% ( )% captain I-. just like any '- - ' BY JEAN PArrWj Herald Staff Writer E(ktie Wednesday any I ogwoo4 merchant violating a u,in on selling Phayboy. Out. i'cnthouse, or any other :ira'aztnc portraying nudity, ssnIi be charged with a ni iisdcmeanor IMngwoi)tl Police Chief, Wesley Dowell said his men kiive'rt'-si orders to all merr.ints within the city limits ms .) inforininiot tJ'senmu they N.a'l until Aug 15 to 'clear then' 't n-s of all obscene ritatef-lal," I lo'aell said the, urit'r was forcing the city's t- runu-ail i-dc which states: At shall be Iul't.iwful for iny person within the corporate hmiuts of the City to ethibit. sell or offer to sell .111% pornographic book, picture - ,r other thing." t)oweII ijid he decided the turia' had come to enforce the "rthnmince, which was etudes) ''s 7, l%8. 'I anti here to -Ihild the stanid.u'tjs tif the '-uununity" he said 'A_s their 1s)Iide chief, the people of I isnmwiocl have entrusted Inc to it"ime what is -osce'ne. II" defined obscenity is. im -- I-il 6-A 6-18 - - Entertainment Iior(4('ope -Public noticea t iL.,( - 6Slitorts AbI)IIIIIIIIII. but that the : : A rmts%ordlicitile 6-A rm'sI.,uhtuslil" Mr A. went : ikmirAbby Stocks 1-A h,.slvles With lle'l* ileIxntu', but - lit. (rune IV Editorial coimumiwnit know 4-A tin anyone usmmnit sushi I '''' '-':::::: ;;.'' - i- - '." - . ' '' '''''''': ' ' ale-ut it, (u.i 511111' I'mI5ill1 'f\ is.h lb 5: lit'! '"Is Iij( n: f kr .i tx-intl rctiuc tm'ui ti lii-.mtuke, who us now scheslu'-I I It) IRill l.1,t)'ul) Herald Stall Vi Ilk-n 'is ciii .i n ill> taken us for "h' t a supcnlmior ct : , revoking ti ts bond mind Iksst' mng his arruigwiient tot' 11w secimit tiimie ; '"""" '' . 1. l)istuiuke, .!1, il (hi idfltI( ,: Ir i ji :ttrt Ji'h'iri> ., . 'U', imictirt' '1 a wiinmu.sn in a of undress that would '..a,uie her to s, ,irrestu.'d if she appeared in the street that w:my. was It has Ix-en mydeep concern for a long time to protect the people of Longwood. -intl especially the lUvenilci, rIIIII this kind of porns,grziphiy. und [lowell. 'It has only lately been brought to my attentioui a ban 'mnats- - - ,'.In be enforced I cc' lawlier hiring last is ee'k was Salfi sud Di iiiuk 1mm four miphii'miramic-rs, tim iumn 'iiiutio ciurt nit tin' ill is att hi Circuit court g'iling mu lawyer. Salin ri-suked $5,500 tisinsi anti ordered : l)usnnukc to county jail ' Minute'. lat er thsmmiuse taken hit-fort- ouflt) judge harold Jeihnss'ui and (hit' publicuk'fenckr appointed to re'pre'st'nnt haiti Jtshumc'ms'n said he 'A tli , Weather - Kiusky said he would like to -lee to it no pornography shops were ever established in Longwoil, 'Kids learn fast enough wnthuut having pictures to show ihemu the way l'hey ihijultint be mbi,' !t, 4s'( their handsan 'ii,'"'5 situ,' ix- said -- tiort J.I , He ,taid %I.i%,Pr Fugew pt''S 1 ]'- .i ii-st'I ' % ' ' .' lianning - girhe' !ii.,,, ,-,:n%:, . ill or. A'' miter 'mjin . I)ismnuktwasmirre'stcdjut. (or grand - larceny I hntwwssitsml of loiters ti kim,umnutes .iftt r a k'lm.t bamudit i trummi the Vi'innet)ixh' stoicFrench (it nu' and 25th Str ill S4iult'rd with liutifle) Imot 1 safe inn the nuanager's office = ---- - -.-. =-. - ' - -- lAImugssoesl police' tuisbiest tt' suspect on SR 421 near Miii'ss's' after Sanlurd police broadcast main description and license mwmuutwr mu tint' tMflf.lit'S getaway' car 'lInt' tnttuidit had .utk'ge-it grabbed $1.Bl0 from tint' s,,h' and struggled with a cashier drugging tier fm'wui the store I\sliue' soutl about $550 S,I -' - -----." .,. , .- ' iii' - tilt' miHilIt')' ' .l . SolO questioned t)isniuk, siudossu the bind bit-fore seeking on .ittornme, t)i.'mt,uuke told the court he Iatt'r found a lawym t• ssanle-d $l,m I (mike liii case and he didn't Pi,mt t- - ------------------------- t loud) thriotwil %iletilk-s'lill *11' thor flot-ving Iluill, 2-311 :. , etumimuu'e of uuauIl' afternoon mi'id the lottery charge u.s-i earl) evening thundershowers. slapped on L)lsmuke after I'll hli.hi 10510) 94 141W ii) Rain ,tffie CT?' tumid loiters titPetc It .7-A . pruitabilit 50 per t'tit - 5, III" 4',iI is tWit it it et'm stii$is'iI i' (I psrnogr'Iphi ;mm.itter in Longwood. °Xe ire .0 different breed of people working lucre now," 'wict Kloskv, when asked 'atis' the irnilnuimum-t' tad not previously bes'vi enforced, "Wit are concerned for our children. u)pi'rator Is, tint' lattle Dixie %Immrket in 1..inigw imid, C harles Bruce', said Monday 1w dues not believe the police' --hut-f has the authority to establish his [Inn's' imini 'he r't,-r liii not personal standards for the define which wxnu as,uld be '.s hole cunununit'. I believe the city council as consideredihacene the a bully should make the -can-gent delivering the order i"cisiun, not the chief. He spelled out the rule verbally . kw',nt establish the law, he Police Chief Justus East Id mien-Is 'marries it Out,'' said the Altamonte Springs puIk-e' Bruce tieparumient, said he knew of rio I don't sell dire books, but I move to bun mmusgazuies 'sold it hi no alternmuve but to It ltjnnuuiitu bt,ukstanuis, -.'.inmmpiy with the order I cant ha.stu't cosine up," he said, 1 tusk h.iv trig a nimisdennemmur inn was under the unipressiun that mmny res.'orui," he 'iuiid. nthity has riot vet beeti riud-il Council CInuIrIIOIII Bill Kiosk, ibacene there has to be 1mm sail the council had not to a picture thmui nudity M'U$3Cil the matter. but as rhe Sminiforti deti-' tise 'cturtstiani cuuutcml," he knew it - --- Area iie'mitk's hirielge ('lassifled uuts other - 'uhi Salt." I Herald Photo By Cindy Flaw., Longwood Bans 'Ohsce n Books .. '- Index Ut. 'j SALT A-\, 'ahmi ci,iirns to be the only quali1:eI :amr i'm on the St Johns River, navigates his way unto the Smsmr: Marina, Bond Revoked th SEMINOLE HI(lI F)O'EI1Al,I. coach tells ltI)tal'ilIns good t'itizensliip and ability to get Lih0IIF with people are fundamentals of a winning team. ( Page 213) ,. 1:i-rr— .i'' ,, - - i''"'•''' Now we sure told ttimit there mt'uilIy wasn't urn imiuestuiue'nt Page 5A) __ bean-u4 ,. lit' Ilit' corisitlt'riitt' elder of the famIly 01' B s'idtst it' killer" I Ic is chziroed with five tlt'mittt_s U.S. history's iliggest murdem' spm-ee. 'l\'.-eiit'-seven bodies have been recovered so tar. ( Page ' loyalists still want taitiitionuliic the 1114),w) nipped-off (mimi the ix-uplC, how mire they going iii : explain the three separate' ,: cynical observers :: stories of buss c'll theill lies mm iighit the homuim's were originally :: 'U t 1 • .- -F't: - . ii:',''; lNIn('l'lI:Nm SOt iiu-r in lltghston againsi two teenage suspects in Texas mass murders ( Page 2z) , even ird Herald IL'lt.', I .i uig ;:: ' ' lawS Ito .. :: (ilifornitunlaimut '.°' If $10 usiullionn I know I krmtiss is'. it lsim'tetl It) lit-lit-it' it mull sit-tnt for Well 'a i sIR ,uls s urity I linaru e it u -i)' liRe ilIuM' for the l'rt'sidt'nt and his fuiiuuil iii iyles DOROTHY LEGGETT 8349712 f-ttamuilte Svns Lon*d HILDA RICHMOND 665 I-e I boa 'sii,is l.0 g(XKI 10111fig .Siwukinit of 11w nmsiw (if liii' land, how :sbouit bbs' job donit inn tue tmiefr.i) er's poekethisik by L,xdmine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles . Feel secure— Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home investments. -.' _ ~- , 1J.— ---- =% - ~ IL - -'? ' ,: '.1717 i',iI,fid,'V1tt S ix ogs f oi'.-? gri t t:"t;' 1 c";; j;;, mint exactly what it is you're' :: griping abou t it:';;tmt C -4. __1 ., ' ' (10111 have Santot d PATRICIA RICH $34 97i :.,..,:.' ,wtit- iti,. News Dig est But tiwlusy there will Lx' a mu .1 clay ( .1) I it Is ita,ui*r is III or it haitmiburgen stand right : mmcxl to your Sluingrilmu if you EVE CRAOTREE 614 , ,.:-.:.::: nrpcjn,'n III Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreaqe, investments, transactions, qardeninq and decorating ideas and much much more! USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - fis John A Spoiski - . Councilman homer M. Gleason, was given responsibility health, recreation and parks. with Mrs. [*1'ices [Ash, I the only woman mnemt,'r of council biking charge, of police and fire departments, John Norden got water and sewage, San Pratt, got rowl.s, and Harry Terry got finance and elections, as assignments were passed nut by the mayor 1 ,it h 'Is-partmnient hi';sI .t s then directed to 'ut'nt? ..- WASHINGTON i Al' A former Ohio National Guardsman present at the 1970 Kent Suite University shootings says hi- uithess&'d a c'almipus patrolman seize a gun from a photographer, then exclaim, 'My God, it's been fired!" liii- former guard-snian Mirhin-1 fk'laney, said he saw l'i-rrerau It. Normmian turn over the .38.-almbt'r revolver to 11w patrolman Pso or three minutes miter a fusilla de of bullets killed four students and wounded nine others. nnrl ik. paiyssll'Ix- part of the rent-wed Justice Department investigation of the shootings. Whether Normnii's gun was fired has become a key point of dispute. Norman, who now works for the riot-trained special upe'r. mitlons division of the District of Columbia police department, has refused rormmient Ills attorney could not be reached In st-s 'rid attempt.'. Monday night. iX-lmnnt-y, who also works in Washington, said in an Interview that tie (lid not examine the gun himself but overheard tlii patrolman who took It from Norman say instantly th at the ii capon had been fired. Although IX'lane>- said he did not know the patrolmans tmauic', the FBI has identified him as Harold Rice. Oclane>-'s account is similar to the report of a Little Rock, Ark., newsman who also was at Kent State. The newsman. I' red It, Ik'llninc, said he saw Norumian turn over the gun and heard him say, 1 had to do it. They were trying to kill me I)t'hlrine also said the campus policeman handed the pistol to campus detective Thomas Kelley, who opened fixhe .tnambt'r and exclaimed, "My God, he fired four shots, What the hell do we do now?" Kelley Nis denied making the steitenuien and d declared last I'tirsttii' , "The gun limo) not been fired I -!lrins' said Monilmi) night that t-Lmni-y was present and timid is itnt'ssed 11w encounter with Norman. A former newsman, fX'lane)- said he was at the time is pub lie information officer for the guard and had been arsigne'd to, issue press credentials to newsmen covering the campus disturbmmnct's. lie said he reluctantl)- issued credentials to Norman after a Uflt% cr511) official told 1dm Norman '-had done some work for the Fill ." I)elaney said the matter of the press credentials enabled hum to recognize Norman at the encounter following lb' shootings. C LO Downtown Orlando. — .4 , PP. Nor I he .Aif k', is-guI problems posed t, tt;' I.lru,4e4t lou site will be debated by the county commission this oftirnoon, with irwllt-atioris that a public hearing on the iu.tttrr will be called. ('ornmnussioner Greg Drummond, in Tallahassee 14111) to discuss the Altamonte Springs sewer plant, has uhmrnitted :s written recommendation on the clinis !::'h Ii gil ity c.ununI wants to cell The property donated by the county in 1955 on the ornlitlon it be used for 'city purposes," currently holds thi- city hail, fire i'uUSI' and police station and Iingwood clime, sparkplug for the present controversy Drumnmond, in an Interview with The Herald before his departure for Tallahassee, said he will recommend tlit' iitmirnissioni 'cooperate with le'ngw-uod, but only if the public wishes are taken Into account." Drummond noted a petition with 70) signatures protesting the city's plans to throw the health department '.11 the land, and not make any provisions for its i .'locat ion. Assistant County Ally. Howard Marie-c' will report to the commission late thus afternoon on his study if the let-Il ni-sU'ictions and the intent of the board in donating the bind to Longwood. In other legal business today, the board prepared for possible final passage next Tuesday the dog control and building contractor's ordinances, and gave further reviews to the proposed borrow pit and flood plain ordinances ('omiimnlsaioners had some last minute debate on the dog control law, over designating who may determine whether a dog is vicious and who may order the animal's destruction. e "b'I'- '''ard' i" Ma.rsee, n said due process ci Li requires ma i-nw. to p 'vt' ownership before a .1.g rna be dctroyed. On the huldir.g rontrattir's ordinance, cornnnuissionn"rs will appoint a (Is t'-member evmnutning bosnil to rule on all code violations, .ini) set a public hearing next week to review nuriuinationi As drafted. the nneasw" reqw.res licensed .ini) certilled contractors (or any building or structure that has 50 per cent permanent lou, but debated whether bridges, shed.'., signs and other 'structures" should be included in the ordinance Man-see noted a recent state attorney general ruling that occupational licenses and certificates of competency from other counties must be a ct-pied. 'I he tough borrow put urdin.iuct', under discussion fur nal months, isill require perunults by the owner of mifl pi pert) where a burrow pit operation is planned, ("it'll tIiiugh the owner may not be the operator or the hauler The measure will allow emergency suspensions of isitcntiaily dangerous borrow pits until the next regular commnlission rnt'eting can examine the matter. County staff noted that sonic 95 per cent of 0:4violations currently occur on iseekersis. The ordinance defines i borrow pit as any dirt removal in excess of 20 cubic '.ands from one piece of property to another, and is ill be anuentled to include use of public roads or large, single-parcel development, Mmirs&'e said. Key to enforcement, he said, are provisions making h.uult'ns liable if the) cannot prove they were shown an operating permit. Kxempted from the ordinance will be utilities, building foundmitions, some drainage ditches and tdfldl., '.t'pUc Link .r:'t "ss ititiuiunig 15)15 grmi- ,, .' 11 • By (hilLs SElSON Herald .Staff Writer -' 133 East Robinson - 4.•.• Commission Kent Guardsman --, pq IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) a vi~" - 5 C EACH 1 aItf ]ar h each Cp,c,aIoqd.,slampsc.iad,to .ju,,aricuiarn.di . . Legalisms To Occupy iiifrr a th 1. \tP d 1rr george L 3 S , • OF It ucally every office and M00-mg N,' ' Iii' thr'i' ri iI.igi' lesy 14' a 1 (rresponeIing lit ility tat in' omnue wouiil to necessary to make the city eligihle for federal revenue sharing funds, Freeman said. The mayor was directed to take applications for the city's planner, engineer and accountant and to report ban-k at the next meeting the second Monday in September. - - reed . large no.ightobsso" costs to feed four elephants, eat such relatively cheap things as hay and horse feed. l':tic diets cost more. It will ust $40, for example, to feed three kiwi birds a Canadian cjlrlcoctmon of earth sorins fret' of l)t)T. For panda ruffage, each gets a 154o 20-pound portion of fresh bamboo, which thrives throughout the capital area. The bamboo itself is free, but the zoo pays for cutting crews and testing for lead con. tanuimnation hlsing-Ilsing, the male, ghs 2 pounds, adding 155 ix-tirxis on stateside cooking. l.ing-l.ing, the female, is shhititb older and has gained t('i IUfld3 to 240, since arriving frutti China. 'I he concern over is ht'tht'r t p.tir ,,sill have cubs sib ,Aould be i Western zOoloI Ii first is focused for noss Ilsing-tising's size and ego Nature says he should hi larger of the pair. Until that dl) I 011w-c, says a zoo spokesman. the pair will be kept apart it, avoid the possibility of fi-itiale cIotuiimiation I” A talked-about three wills all valoremo tax, based on 1971 rolls would ninisi' an cstluumt.'iI $2'i,9',11 limit would iii' ('1115Cr tO $75000 based on new assessmni'rits and ilty grow lb popular. most-usod stock " making - I . in New York 's Craft off her Students Le4igue sho Ismtttr\ as (lid a ucient civil iza lions. "The bill ito allow thly Lake Mary IncorIsiriltion referendum i s as passed hthm. !'gislature and the property M Ili the imt f I •ik If anyone Wants to Stock Rubber Stamps I . .• city ofSanhord to be a(qually I. ,)art (if t1le new ,it y , ~ 11 I . ." AND RETURN ).. - L5 Vt 1 lic TA • Mdry Defies Sanford Land Claim Like Mary, In ii first counc il itiecting Monday 'ilnce henitning the seventh irwi'rprrateI fliuflhi'lInilIt In Seinirmlq' County. iiiaile no l)ot1e about It all land inside the IIinIt set by the 1973 State legislature is theirs During the course of the hour 11041 one -half Inaugural nn-ettng, Tt'Hiporirv Mayor I)un Jfl('k%(lfl told it audIence that he riinsiih-rs so-called i inti'sti-il lanil'' by the '14 FE ...I— .4 RECEIPT " WHEELING POTTERY .-. . Tuesday, August 14, 1913—Sanford, Florida 65th Year, No, 296 Price 10 Cents ',,., I 5 41 - contest it, tli*-y can (filliP 10 wit hi' Said 'lime temmiporiir)- (ounriI'nrnm dm041 mayor. all 10(111 freshinert politicians then basked in IIlplfIuSe that swept though the filled I.nke Mary Volu:mt.-er Fire f)"p.rtnnent faceting roomni, used aiii a ti'mnporarv site tori ity IniInrq. Tax questions aros..' quickly at the meeting, with several residents requesting information on a possible ad valorem tax lily Atty. Toni F'reemnan replied that no tax was possible this %ear because of the date, and if the city wanted such a tax ollections could not be made until November 1974. PLEASE , - __ )~ It .- a 4 fly .1 flh(IIARflS lie raid Staff Writer 11 . -- • - , , I I I ilight around the country. \ot 'eryhcidv-aants it known that he is a card- I _. . the sante ia -it .iemin' Some ..........get dossnright indignant if their gift srappings aren't as neat and pretts after the inspection ;is the'., were before. Sonmietinies the elet trini eve" which looks ocr passengers as they pass through the gate picks p goodies that aren't secunt) threat..c but are embarrassing to t;&- p,isci-ngers h-'ir instance, Playboy Club redit cards, because they are .ilumnmnum, are spied by the e" and outlined on the '- reen for security inspectors Uie Playboy Club can) wont you gas or groceries but you to run up a tab in . I __.. r! i-1_~ Ell - * brated residents, the panda.s )Ising-Hsing and Ling.Ltng, a diet of rice gruel, minerals and honey. The alm must have side dishes of carrots, the finest ap. pIes sweet pota toes, milk bone dog biscwt.s and a sort of moist dog food The zoo projects the pandas food bill for this year at $3 969 lt— , _ - -? -..-. - - 'qj,..' -' -' ""' . - ~.=______ National 76o has found it Isn't ! ' :'i . - . .. - . -- -. "I s.)i!\(;-I'N % , 4': . - Pandas announced in Ir 1 LoStly unobtainable in some areas. continued siorldaide shortages and record prices, Hut the biggest bombshell of the week sas the statement by th e Agriculture Department that food prices may rise as much as 18 to fl per cent this year over last. The biggest jump on record was 21.3 per cent in 17. Thu' department had announced it expected Americans to spend a bout 1135 billion on food this year, compared to $125 billion last year. Hut i 20 per cent lriCTCSC isould take it closer to $ billion. In rounded numbers this translates to $125 more spent (in food thIs year by every man. wan and child the United States or$SoO for the average family of four. The government acknowledges that at least 2 per cent, or half a billion dollars, of the increase is directly attributable to the scarcity caused by a sudden boom in export of U.S. f) Nonoveiient estimators place the figure conciderably higher. They assert almost the entire explosion Ili food prices can be !raced in some way or other to the P - I Lake 04N and other packages the was a rattlesnake. The flight passengers intend to cart) bag sc Clfl5c'i hastil) and aboard, then trying to rewrap ciii iwil as air (night ________ - Prove Inspector. says. "Our biggest believing inspector reached Ill problem is unwrapping gifts anyhow. Sure enough, there - -.-- . -JIM a rac I . N -- - U pI. L. ; A ser viceman %t14I wanted to Club U5IS1Cd that all so 'ieU he as taking some varri,ing Ilia% boy I1)0'4 C their home to transplant it In his own me intxrr, wcurit) inspectors carry two baseball biita to p ass engers and Alnk* ° he could start a Little have discovered belongings be screened, a whole lawn' Any metalltc object 15 IA%gUe then' had to leave Meat Every day is an adventure in Vista tas tx,n i- fiCne j discovery for airline securit) silhouetted by the ee —from behind airline security inspectors people. tiuI U)C 300 nas its toil gum viTappers 10 girWe One inspector reached in a valise and came up with a hangups, too. The guards stays and wire uplift bra, handful c-f snakes. Another complain, for example, that A United Air Lines Inspector thought he had found a revolver perhaps the toughest chore was ahout to reach into a but it turned out to be a water face is rewrapptng gifts and pa.ssenger's flight Iu hen the after th ey have gun And ho otwiut the other geegaws squirt Stopped hun n,rr tih. liked inspected ttWfll. Kathy Fain, a United and "There's a rattlesnake in 1 Hughes Vest Airlines security then'," he earned. The un- ............. __ . paying for a grain shortage brought on by last year's huge Wheat futures prices shot over the 14-a-bushel mark to all-tunte hiizhs last week. while a I"f of bread on tht • _ millet' which also asked for a court judgement enforcing tiso subpoenas it issued demanding tapes and documents. Nixon refused to comply lAith either of them In another development over the weekend: The Christian Science Momtar said a poll of 196 congress mien iuod that the vast n.. jon-it) believe that Preridert \:xon's historical image willbe permanently scarred by Vi .tergate affair, even if he had ShortageoLIthing to do with . polled, 157 said they felt Watergate will hurt Nixon"- Tied To Russian Sole The . ••,' "The issue here is starkly simple: will the presidency be allowed to continue to function" the brief concluded, The White House bnef was primarily the work of Charles Alan Wright, professor of constltutlonal law at the L'nlversit) of Texas, who is acting as a special consultant to the Presi. dent for this rase When it ciimes 110,1. 141 it'Ii( the e-c- In rout-I, Vi ri,:ht - dommUc grain crops will be lower than originalli, estimated and international grain authorities predicted B ficillevs of casirs before the high Nixon to obey Subpoenas. pel the Pres*dent to sri "would court, Coxhad until 10a.m., EDT,to be a clear violation of the conAlso pending before Sinca is give his written response to stitutmonal separation of pow. a civil suit filed Last Thursda) U. L)ISU'$tI Court Judge John ohn etL" Li) the Senate Watergate corn•. -. rn " u ..A.lv,. B) VRA%K MACOMHIh Cople New By I)ONAID M. R()ThBEItG I ' RI 0$ ur* ;he Fliq ht Baqs T What poena FI'* h t At First Council Meeting . 14 _~ LTV~ V19F 'IIARLIS IOU tI-' t'LF.'tis 'KU'''' - S 1'.L't I-.s t 'timiituuitit' 'I' I' I ' the t_ I c'tmnc ii s des. NitjJl '. LIC 1 .1it L l tt'tu, t ' - �TLte.cI 31, V. TP* Sanford H(rlcI - .-lVl_., ''. i S I 1 - _ 1 - •- I- '- J -•. - I ,, Action 'LIII slin 11 Mid Sob 21 tlV Si 1.25 rep tar I. 013 flit liniitatsan, iniposctJ on rit residents' use of water f or all lxii esa'nu put, will tie rd wi th in two weeks if the Sttt' Board of Health gives its s=ip l)zreetot- John l.tuit bid (uw'lbcrr itilens Monday night l.arw d rnn',oi' has been complete d rrnergrric- well at Howell Park and approval should lartheonung from the state department in two week's time I believe we are over th e hump now," hr said l.ane said 11w rits should have sufficient water supplies to avert an further ra t ioning for ttui' next year Tht' ru monini, ago ordered nil sprinkling or tinessentuil uses of water twtwrg,yt the hours of 430 and 1:30 pm daily an d on weekends A ('itizen Muk'otm Stuart. urged Ux council night to stop roostriwbort of apartments, rondorniniurris and tnie until the 'Its i ntilv ti' suppl' it CUTt'T't ('iU7er., i iuffu'ierit kilter 'uppl It was pointed out action of this sort is not with t Lake Levels Set CusseIberr lakeside residents packed the city's council Pen chamber Mondin night and indicated approval of Engineer pta: BC Conklin's rN'ommendiitinn that it weir be rnnstrurtecl R south of Seminole Boulevard Ii' control Lake levels in Queen's Sin Mirror and South, Middleand North Lake Triplet at 52.3 feet 'minimum numum and £ fret maximum. tie 4JOL sotiti of S'tttiitii 1.tini,'t iei t' Sportsman s tltt - ______________ 11 services, Mas i The fire department on that date was or. dered by the mayor to fight it blaze at the yughtrJub wtuzh left SIfi.000 in diinuuges in its wake. ('t'unciImani John Zat'co said he' feared I Precedent would be set sInce the billing was far $lDOwhert $2.50 waild more nearly pay for the rt'ue mutual aid. Oni' of the firefigh ters was trt' let: hospital fur smoke inhalationt r('ie'L,.'(1 lit ii precarious • ___ I 5'tLPJ5' I The annexations pasacd ott a tote wi th (auncil Ctuairman John Leight) arid (uncilinnn 'l'om Lmbree' tasti ng rw,'atls'i' stiles I .JIM BAR1A)% Associated Press Writer IarsOa in *cOrdance' with the' DVi%iOit C the' I iclttioijj Name' I store' cm Se'niiniilu Ituule's'urd !'s1orida (iliwnI tile' il&ifi oil I, sob' UI :t- Bergman told the board the flight arid tile!) turned city might be cri ti cized or unnecvsa.ax'iIs delaying action cm the tute plan stnc'e it 1usd taken weeks for tin' plann ing board 1(1 make' at decision A petition said to co'itain the signatures of 21 &minula Ikule's'nrd tii,mnt,nwners prcmte'st'd th)t planted ('(Jflt,tJ'U('ti(hn t.e'rald (3iniituinst'rt. II prna'ipsil re'pre'mwnting the develt4ort- h. also fut (it% delayt, insisting tie has been attetiiptinii' tim get it budding tsutfor I&strcfrj 742". (t, tO Setting legitirist tin' sJte'pIani,pointetd to Its' hand uw stud). done I)% We stale for the tit%, which recorrunends ruflUrut'f'c'iI dc'.'rlopsiient on Se'minotuu tie dim'purap,e-d Also t4iLui' 11(1' stint' ( 'uiwut'ilittt't, I.'ti:fit'. trot 'I cmii frtihet't - . , Drug Action Money • to • C j • 0 The' council placed on next Monday's ilgencia for action an agreement between the David Me'aadosts campari and the e'itya'hIcbst'hllprrmitc'emst-urtjontu'gi,1 on 550 apartment uni ts , fatal e4 which will be. c'cmdorn iniuuis.. at the Land-ed. Lakes gulf course propert. Final details a ere tsorke'ci out b file cii) cVUIui'll SIUnday night )C('i1i('Lili) t.'iii('t it ardugt' to assure' that rio mnus'e' Ulan 550 units will be built ill the site' for the next 50 'raJ-s was inn Wed in tin' agrt't'nuent 'The board also asked Tim Bannick, president UI the, Seminole Coun t) Drug Artiunt'ummittt'cwsubmita writt en report of the t'tJflhiflittrt"5, opt'rattlutl during the past )eIllt this week. Bunmuck is asking the city to again allocate funds. The rIts donation for this' t'urrt'nt sear is 199 . • • • ,__,iiir19 " tiutItIrtS a' ,,, l Last Jttv.a 416 Carlb.'rr, hW.d MDCT llrtili01,, me' (p4 704 1 oo sop, '.4" • ,ni,nø to register sad tam, ' "' i. 'I the Opt's Of the' ( ,rut Court Count,. I 1o,aa in - danc, Witt the' prOviSionS t,l,u Name' Statutet t,t,,i 553 091 torso, 5t*ttet - .- or attorney ,, - -- ---- ,t i.1914 , As,I.ese'tate'eI I"rrss b'.ritrr M riecutor Of the' Last 5'. ill altO tettamrnt of A MAPO 1$ AILS For the I • atito'd Put" %t DI I' 44 lor,U, 3''t .. a .., on "l'.ttDithe'Huus,ngautnoqu,, 'FIr oftiLe' Of the' Lriij.ne'e'r Driver "uiouner and AflL,pi,lpj Cctnsuliriu '' £ 'IUOWSiS. Inc Altan,pnt, Springs .-I lit I:Iiruicttiiuri uavr u1 a luer- I ion.da ' Ht$IeØfld I.- $tii, sapt iiirat,on,s ie'sigmi as chief ti'aiia-tuc' aid- anØ Ufn'i ooumantp in goad ton lion within viser to, the [" resident till .#tpril 10 op v% *liar OV$d opening .10 4 tefli! l t,ec, , •p 'It tbi'. iu'e'upie'eJ before mu'.. 1-004-f l Arlo ,itcrptabe, stietmes ID? ta t'i 1 1111 .45 lttune Of a IIt'$ owner is Ili Austriuliat ulid iS No bet) thall tie' *ithG'aan • I$ days '.*segu,n' tO tit.' c.e,i'e,g Of Usd5 *lthuj tis' onsent '$ the Housing AUthorit 01 the (I*in15 of SCIIOCIOS. I Iurea lIut,lSi, f'i-u Ii 71 ISP) : It VAIlO CIA& I 7 1 - ' I -' - i IC"-' • - 100 FM' kot,inion Street OrlandO, FiOrd Attø'n,,s tar Pla,ntItI I',,tO,sJ, hi1, 31 Lu (i( 1, 5(' ,? II 71 197) rm ll'e' 01 kOhl 01 lhftfl Polugnbef L LICIL LI 55,0' Cite' CIVIL A('710h 0#0 Ij "' ' 'vt' (.rru,i court in øl ID? Si"nmnol, '',Il'O bun and 'a trr,e' rt,, 1-11'.. I 10f 1134. anti ',,' , r ,' (oOp "me'ri0t @ t-1Vro:V on pre i,,Otwq 'i ,mi'urnr, huSband S ,"oqnr, 'uttiand ' .. (irpi'IanC M':r tO .00e'ess appe'a, -j,p t h'.cte.jo4 & lla.r, P Q D'aw.e 1. Sanford. lotte' t,) tie' 'tof late', t'.a.i ii,, JI' lorida flfPi Oil ( heiDi, the JOn, 157) Illab ol Augeiti A0 1573 or " iOu tail it' oo . oe't. . will ti.. ant, 'UUitu'nl *ill Is' laSer .a,nst 'or .sua.rv 'care oen'..n ,r, 55 nip hand and Otf'tmal t'i'Ot,ii tn, ens of tn, f , rcuii (our?. D,lti 0 , , 'm ii ia, Cues", , ,, iuip, t, o itt ,.i ci' ,' ii' : , i.rthvr H tloc&w.lI, jr (,f fite' C 'n( 551 CØUfI Itt ,.At.%ty the teems Of 14.0 W", I ,5'jmu4 (.ef5 iacs ' Image's, it or ci lvi LAND MIZL & flurRy a Dr awer 1 'nt0rt" I tuieda C,itOffl,. e'5 IC? Pe'tIt,unef , I i,,, 'i ,,, I 'II' 't I' i . ' , • '. - • '4 I 011 *e'ltigjqrs' AnI nu,. Wii,ter I'n& 114 3171, '(mfnr', lot ''I S , I IIIIIIIIIII i F. I I A v ax, LiA' 1 1 ~ i i i i ial il ilil W - - aAiEj_D I .UT1' 11 1111Ill I I Li NMI I "111 12111 i ' t , . \ 1, \ - ~ khl!.' 'o'rs mtij .it ,, "Ii in'' I .r;" ht,l"4' bin' ________________ i I" i \ t1~ ~l GIRLS' JACKETS & COATS 4 49 WOMEN'S JACKETS & COATS FOR INSTANCE: .t,'icfucs Cirnt'l ''s.rap'' iu.it , 75 TO18 () I t' .Ladies' storm coats with tie ht'll' sCiassic "beaver" fun coit', sPlaid double breasted scarf coats. REG. 5.99 TO 25.00 24 I 1 To *Girls' i)OOt lt'ngt ii f,i'.ti hOt 0,i t ,, .GhnI'' j,tckf't', for ti,itk to ',( h()4,)I PLUS MANY MANY %101oij I 2W9 REG, 14.99 TO 38.99 SALE FAMOUS CONE FOAM, DO YOUR (WN THING. _ --. -a'- -- ( I " _1 ~ 1'• \ ---I - I i !t oi, ~~,W'i ~_ N ,4 I! I )tP. Contact the X*!,ILOCC allIe, nears, you; its Pd iosmIe'taid (isLand Fla 3171, • S all LoraI 371 tIll PlUM ii. 1 kM iw*1Ilel iHal 1'eI fit pric'siiaa georts. I .Ma.siaad leti 14 sal Willow 104 N 5aIItaa 0411 till. Mvsasad Cs e" 1. ksS Cerisa ClasS .s• -------------- lifi ,0 I IT11MI I, Oviretut stas 1)rorilotecf to his LI A na Ill (as' :,,, - C IJ .-t-000~000loilll At A. ;i'i'ir.t r,,r Clasce'. Start ',i'P tAt s'IId 4% I ('dOs • % 1i I , 1, I at., i ., iRa.'. a,. , convenient class locations, • ,, o, 4., Put. Cl,,. I',.,' ~ upon giaduattOn Job ,rilsr.,t*s ,iIl4blb t? best studentS Send for tie'e irtlOrmlton and class schedu'es today HUIIO 1 ' mu', it '.,all Arthur , i . - ~ ,ov"Iho, tomptoyed (in any f,gldl retired houbdoolrofe ,,r tiudent Choice 0t as arid cats I mes Ce,Irt,c,ma' S'*q,iI I "ta I I I women of all ages ,olhm.nl is open to men and women . fll(SJt'4Jfi '' :2 (rcnn n))I ( 1~ ,n$truCtQt$ make it easy to learn tat pv,paratton Er The $aid Sole it being moo, ' ,, Jul '551* i tax $•IVIC. Arid so C& you H & II Blocks ssperierir 5 • , ,, T C Thuiindi of p.occ ti,? spare time ace eacnnj extra e' Springs• ' , ('AMI' I.F;JEuNE, N (' from H&R Block ,,,, ' ~a iii) 'tilt' 'crying ill the \l.irmnu' Learn Income Tax Preparation ,.. ' Altamonte Craracir IP4I4AUSE ii. t'p.a't.ne'nt Of $15' Seie,nose' C,,, , anØ ;I \) ,~ ,Q- o C I I~ @C \ I = co , IT K C91k -I ' C as 11 spare ' -'t, '... uu'I fl .I'id ID? S'i"i'noI, t'wr ft mtm t lie' 'u or i'ICaU'r.Q *iti the ClefS Ut "W-0 1- *mtl, the' (Iris (1$ tPs' atio"e' ' I'pini uf Baga'n.ng *in,tcrd Sta?p, Of JOHNSON MOTSIPiGi IRISMEN & SHARP P A ",t'rit. 0 W@AA into ,v,o 'Ill' .'tOl'r5itjn.Ø iS 5he',,l ,,' . ,ninoie Cunt1, Florida, wHat It ' M wi the' 72nd Sa o of Aug 's Line 6 t 14\C J \ 9. / 111,311, spare time - 157) lag Ii, a' No lI3eetW35JSI , )) 'If 'list. ,I5( I NOTICE OF SUIT 10 1 UC ILLI II INHAUSI Ii . : LN ____,__Z*--- -. ----,_..• ___ f'p,(54 $IIJI!JLMl i1'Ti ELDS IeMOE 2 NU ./ - ____ * ORLANDO * ORLANDO * WINTER PARK lA', mI'. .LA ., -4 4 4 Will 1. A V I 0, 40 - __ t041, i,-F. I I A AA ? 01 V '.1 .0 ''v 0 4 -4 i"' .4 h:P -: :'"- - * LIESURG tStIl J! ,ftis,tiAcføav mJlt,l i' t#IieWPI,ix:$ 1i14* * DAYTONA I ?44 h,5• IA ' : L = A is., ch.',, DIrt Nova AnD 110 u'mirs'mr Count, Flotida LESS thai Pero of S•id Lot I OiiC'Itd #5 Io,I's bt'giiimt the' mutt Suutlsae'I,, oilier cit $ )uf Said flioc( 'Pratt No I. whirr It abut$s $0 Said Lot rue' along the' Sgejtitiiaiteri, trIte' '1410 i.t't 4 distance Uf I) loOt ihe.nu'runtC the' NOe1ht're'stie'l a'e' '4' ta,d Lot 410* Int 014? 5 JO t .Im,,mP'wr'SterI, of us' r.nl fiorinie-', 0fln? (II saiO U' 4 thl'fli C' Ufl Sttutr'e'asli'nlp along the' Nor titratlirip line' Laid W1 4 ID the I'll"Ir ~UL. is-e"senhs 'u't,"riO pi it,'i'PC' 10" 4iir5 LIUCS I Tract N I? .t.i'4m,A141)0 4PRINC.S aLcoe'd'ngic, howI*Ue' 14 Publ,c k.cDrD of ba"inllarl, Oe'%(rlbe.O 45 511 'iAUtL 0 " "" "' 'eLi tiII$,l(f t'. ,"%J&. Husband, anO '.I( '14 HAUSER Of ono Vying in bitt 1,hal) lir SutimItied with e'*ct bid - ,. - .'- INV JACKET 011 GUI Turn Sherfi ',a'O W0P4't'Iy bq'e'ig oc.t 's IN OF 1SF MARRIAO( •l tbariO 05' IotlO*inci dI'SL'itte'c real the PIat thr'rui. ii' recorded In Put "utcetstui I.'adar will -L..J 'TT e ili'tr, Air Station tier, i, a S"n'inole' Count,, tlorpØ ,,t SRuCfi * AUI., a' Cues", I loe'da t'.,'t,tl, (5th, ie' AlfimOnt our',. Florida the %hgrf tile I "'UiU' .oaintl the' Oeeencants of, sitwote A test tlass later Stu's trick onkli' stunt 'ut a 1::: \ 1 • tn "4""flohe' Cne1 lIorid., a nd IN 'INC CIRCUIT COURT FLA IN AND '.'.,e' hPv,ed U00fl the' fOlIO*r), FOR SIMlNQi.s COUNTY ('ube'd wopt, CIVIL ACTI.)N NO 74 1541 A Li, V Palm,ter a, • V,ttOnIi C.tt e'our loin,., C "cu' 'imvr,ag Platiffifl. toetno orstunsiloto Case No on *rIIUuiit eguil IC S per cent of n'tlting it in the' Llirlictiitusns, 'rUmJ,re'O IC tutii.sh and pe Staniduutini tits froiit tard luSt 'atrstactor (hetfürin,r. i_ -' P.t nI'flt higeta or tion0 30 feet truni tin' wales', at 4Iti''ion • called i g'ov.sigin relaxed Ehrlichmnan en- , or cqual employment uppa,tunitp terthine'd iewsrnwn' t, questions "td payn,.nt iigl ie' that, ttst i( 45 itiiflUtes Ill what tie said "inin,un, t*l&iet and wages as la,tS in the' pe'r 'ticatns mutt stoub: La' hii last IK'Ws I'tflS' i..4id ru hut Isomer' f.i ftuusng '.utrioit ut tIe' It't'I'flt't' iii tmittl".'iest In Us' trutii of 5.t'ii'noi, I fta-t'atbIt' future' 'r'*' vet the" ugtti Ic lit' told nIews,iie'n that. #.% foil ill i.,tt5 is 10 was, an Yi'lwCt inp an all .ntonmal,i titn(f3,igt,t $5' ct' fit, wu be "• lsod,ng .., OUR ALREADY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES' Somt-L%)dy had goofed 191'), •n "at Le'rtiqt case rnt,tl.'c b'IN i.cmai Finance of C*fle'lbe',r, Pja,nttf VS VIctoria Palm,t,.q a , p"ctor,a Cash De"f,nn, "l,Wr%a,d Writ of F'ecvt,or ',l'l,f',,Q $0 "se' = "4 9)))) I I I told to take down the antennas Marine Plc Gary I.. I.estis, sir and Put tht'tlI UI) at a fleW sPit, of Mrs. Ester Redding of floutl' ' of al un.' tI', on the' fits øi cs , "Of' I I t COUNTY 05 Y..' i rr "f' #h of the Covntp Court " 'e'mnole' bO'ida. upon a f'r,.a tvdgm,-ni 1 1'flde'qf.d in the' atoresa.: '5 " ilL (1 I 5 HI Cl tie' C. ' '''" " " I" ' 1kc (Cr( \ti,ltltiifltt' Springs, ,i priitisott'd to his pf'esvitI r,hIl, to be held up with four-foot stakes. At midnight ste stere NOVICE OF SHERIFF '5 55( I C.arag,nta,, IA Is' Its' Mae'ria,. 04 oe' a SCIMA C.cvre'nnte'nt flondi or . 'a'n,i,,ole' Count,, Florida. to wit tho' cujst sick' of L.ake' Wushuig' ''%Ia(tOr, tiC bond re'rcOfed Lit i ib I C@/VT ,C 0 k I ]T And ituit. ladies and gentiv- solid rock arid the antennas had 015 it ".t A C) iS?) offer •O sell 'a Os e AptOMA £P4) WHOSE New Drop 'he' dm00.,, to, rMP SubICt Malt INC. aook I St. 5 1101 ,!*$i'l'i illanc P4r* YOrS 4'lØ 4' • kC.u50N lii' vi c.r's a? tr,, MtD*rsT 'dcii ICE IS 01sf'. to YOU that I 'ant *1111 Door Of the CITY. 05 L i.HOM* 73110 kOfilO T L SIF IS4MAUSL P A sworn Pelt.u,, $01 Modi,l,q "u%tiiwtd hat i'li' %u'i nua'r's, "C'S'iCount, Col'rthousp n Santc'r it,roa t he iDO,r Oe'%(rmtWC 5 tIll Di'cre'e' of D',orct r.a..ng ' ("t'.Ul,' (Jft , National ttaflkiflg tDe'POe'1t011. I'- Cuun- , ,,, Seff.,norlor. ; tor,css, glonpertv tliarlh art- hving in the liouse Son heiukI lause' slsittt'd the' dt".'el' lipinu', se'Otl(1ll amid leaded It tIff. th' I Nixuri I tvali e'uflUflualI) taking tue hut UI tt." Elirlic'ti. 11.11 'auc1 oun', 573 CIRCUIT , N AND FOR njs. •:,t. • y. ', i ','j,p ,g,I, 1 s,'. :.0 ,IiiC'L '.1 SlOt NC I IS THE St ATE OF P.&t lDhML bARs CII ORLAP4L,xj, 1) 1035 A to? lii. Ict Nuist bil is hortie' 'flit' Etirlich- 1a,it.mr lathe f'iuvSmnc 4u$Ps'It - ~__N '11, upon to send three coflvO.s , iiien of the Pentagon, is the U S Nevada, Idaho and Oregon. tuilitrrt ut the' future. sthere We kt're to set up rut ii' ci'nimunications, Ever' trui'II in the first convo broke itotti ls'forr reaching fleno. Nev Th tunvoy finally made' it, though, and the own went off to tht' nearest casino to rcc'uperiitt' ii co nvoy left Southern C.i. fornia (in a Thursday nt IIi(hIt,ht. llJS'II\ am'.'e'ej at be Grande, Ore , town of 12,000, on Saturta> i I \t Ii \K Ii 'N th 1.1 i afternoon. We nnniediatcly i ,re'ety Marine Mituhi'll I. took our trucks up a road to our 'otin. son of Mrs liosa \1 site, sthicti was on a mountain -( tilt "1 ('arrabe'Ile, par 10 miles out of towi ip't"d lii .10 .ttiijitiibiuiu' It took us an hour to get there ,,ritIun .'sereL' stitti the F'trt We could have gotten there i.alt,uliuin, Sixth Marine faster, but we didn't think our .'giment Landing learn hen' truc ks could. 't grattu.tti' if ('iiribe'ttu' lilgi At the top of the mountain we' '-., tt.iit. h. 't.'d ttit' \t;,n in, s tarted to put up our tents A big I !" .Iu:,' v Ind came along and bk'v. 111(111 It '.h.I I \ down. We kent back down the' ' 4t1. '1' ni ounthin and stayed at a hotel. 'rhe next day we went back up \1,ttit' 4 ,14 \li,hon'i I hla)t" of Mr ,inii Mrs IA'un;trd I the mountain and set up our 11.1) s't UI .IIKI Ik's'erl) As.' four radio an tennas It took six hours to set up one because the mountain was made out of SiDrøge' hIhStl'. U*.fl9 and unpaid Publish, Aug Ii 31 ltrj tP,o,e' SPIt 0 & SPLEIP P A II) Magnoi.a Av,V,, NOTICE OF ACTION ANDI'IEWS "'t ali' anti the' d "' r,' I. t)ri.'nci,,i'. NOT ICE OF LIS It NOINS wIt be' 'rtunoe'd i cart. person we'ic, - • of the p an- net's at the Pentagon, I koUlti soon as they could At the' entl ,f ttte weeks on tin like to describe the two-'.teck road ste had. three injuries, summer camp our unit recently kent out on. Sonwbcidy ought to five broken antenna stakes, and bodies filled wi th pe nicillin for know about it. Our unit is based in Southern one reason or another. , ,, I'D I' .',l. (54ir5 of the' Ootumenps nj, Li. ' S%PIOM It MAY CON(II4N alive' Seatttle wninig last pratt'e'civ will lase' OI.Le' ?Pta' on itly i*lti,,n.O dis de'S*.flitmitg i Witt, tire' ti niri the 1961 Nixon t'umn- ,,,, (SitIflU Author , ')Of the' Count, •'S IS') * Sti' was filed in 115' Ci' pailgil and then rust' to xistt'r in es mole' I ha,ida ta, cacti set hf 'u" Citurt 01 the' I ightientit Js'Caciat dhs'unlCntLID(mbt.,,,, SuChitepoitf .rtt.i. in anti lor Seminole the V.'hiitt' house until the' iI.'rg,ltt "!'.lfltiitj furr'e'd hmi:tt to i1?Lii'rit Iti X _\ ~)\v y - / V F\ 11 -r ,,, deceased ,,, C, • ) , Ratl,t$ I Sont '. hofvll Nat.nnal usnSing 'This was sutipl) riot my "''n'str*t,Ofl huung Castle' ' teat." fhirluctitiuiti said at a brewer Court. Sanlord, I honda and JOHN S AtwOPEWS CHARLIN( in'ws rt,rifert'nic' Mtnidji strilpis had ta right tet step - -_ - '' , ',an$ord. liorids 37171 A'tbrnf'p to, RatI,tf & Sons PubliShAug ii II 73 CIRCUIT COUI4 r ITS 0156' JUDICIAL Pua,rd,tt (ui,nIt' of Seminole I lurid. Ad D*'t'ior, (rc'it'taie ,. llW't Ana Ne'%SI! tot ñ*te'e' No 19 *,' t" 4''t '.P'rts 'iLI?l'e'Q tht V?e' lOt ',rV.t't' Pi 20 on" Fcc,eog,: "Dove' motor telic Ir *li ot Sold on Ul'lil,et August JO 1973 of is 00 11 AM. utut,'. Jtltf & Sons 13 OrlandO A',at (5 ttie count, carIcerneL, fli.ve'. Santora S,m,rcl. Cun1 'nciude at! areaS Pe'e"Sentiv serse-: I for .00, tit, the' undersigne'd Lis Ecological UtIt,et I nc garaopn'ian Do'S4iflt to la* .n a, i'fltDrCe'n'eny of a legal han lot just ("Ø'rma" and reasonable tharges of it.O'V IS Attest for lb*$uI a,,IP, or,te'd 11* en S Arifit, H B.csw.u,. it tt'Ce"twnt wrece',,r Sel'v.te' and c owy Cooled $ his 9ttt COY cis A Uquil AD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 1514 DIVISION • In , r 15 Morris I# 0! IlIt'IICJPIAL b'.s. 0 o'pwat.on ,ha ' a -•- 4. • - name e..lord. I lo',oa 'I'd iiilO%PI Ao,i .Lt ,'S :.e'p' 4 $9') lii ' 'C - IN IN THE CiRcuit COURT OF THE •t'.e' L'S ANOD file' - Service ' 1573 e 0 Draw" 1 7, to. t,' SEA'1'TlJ'..'I' - ,hitiii I) ,d'ifucd I Panda of wtiici tinte and Flo NYE I '.151 JUDICIAL Cli Eiirlit tiiian sass tie' didn't PAa(tailtiIdswIhlbe'Dufjm,clyop.ø CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA hsost about the' Watte'rmaite' cciv- ann 'tao aloud Prcip0e' IOrm Of contract Case' No 7 1 035 i"cit'ca'iont a', , CC7 - P . - C / 9 -' ----Men I n , frorli &pr,I IS tC?i to Augt,s' JO Y - great job. but Mal ,Av %oultill't C.ilifornia. and We %cre called as tne' nroi, Cour", 'f'tC againSt *11 pat' *S$PiQ 0' ' rIamir.g t hbvt' IIrr i',gltt, title Or 'wiring ,nSoara will , (i* a puI irte' Count, Cmm'st,cn' the totw.ng dscr.a C'*m COffl, "'C$Ot V$CIe'. to *it S*VWOId 191e' Chevroi.t T1u1 lues0a St'PtPf,be't 4 573 at 1 ( IItaCat 0 CIiDAIDiit* or at toon !hire'fte'q tqfl 'tag No I7C.K 7Ol possu'r IL, cprtrq tr•'sfe'?,,', 0 e"Ui%'e'ce'd in the' fit S ISurbr.ope' Ratliff Perot, Mile' Jr of CLI '.11. AN0 MIZ( I bERRY Mill & BLase'.' CLEVELAND P0 Drawer I butler tuition Court Ov'ado ' .or,Ø bids wi Is' tece'iveu until 2 " I. S t on !ls' 39th flab of "'gust 1973 a' tht' Ailrti,n.slratioe, laid urtk're'd turn to ic1,a nut of 0 captain told us wed done ,t more on the Guard and the UTILITIES BosseD Notie'I PtDi,c Htaring la,manis bp. Iflr,,gh, una.c and rmne T *en,,, Ceceaie '"5)ffft,a, ml la',Om P'øit't 33 t'.ma,,,g (astir brewer Court . reserves in the next few ears, get paid for a hile, Someont' eresting had locked up the checks, iil It should be 5C r) int SEMINOLE COUNTY other !uI'rp5 at Whe n s'.e got back home tilt The Pentagon. Some planning to depend riltire and sQlsnSt DAMON 0N15 James F 0111roolholl, licip C Mar?,5 s, oir Salk,:, '1* Housing Authoc,i 1 f $pe' aifli5 of Se'ni'nou' I aor,a will :eive bids to' Sewage' Svste'ni it) (dtf'A.(. HUIUtING'I'ON a lOtnçp and *ccon'.p.np,d by a lung ''" • 'cOtorp or sai,,r Angeles and ever,obi-St1%. ,Ali,, kills and practice' soldiering. drunk.. Legal Notice -' '.i''t 'i's t'Cft 'a''r' '"'." ..' (I,'fl At adminstrator of the Estate a. INVITATION 10 BID a,1.l Nu't hits, tlf,'44t and accump.ni,c try ICE OF California training. Two Weeks (out of - wo ot t a I! vOid ti It IS?) _ •t. - iUW every year they go out in the %tasn't driving proceeded to gel "I I = stopped 'tolk'n for the sariw r.'a though we figured the penic.lH helped. And then there kits th' time the tire felt i"ii Stu's ht',sl The doctor bandaged that tlp bat'k I. ,StiutI: 11w' tru&'ks br a nulitar) outfit coniposed of what some call citacn sohiders tit'kfl only fite times They meet once a month for bought sottic beer outside of JA'lc -. - Legal Notice claim or demand not SC Clad Shall be' (IrVtt*nd not so fled shall be void kot*n M - '"III'S' July 31 Aug - (tnt tIn' '.t.i the Air National t;uard That is mart Short answered charges that his department had been lax in not discovering the series of murders of teen-agers that str etched oser a thzee-year period , The criticism has came from some parents of missing teena ged boys. Marty of the youths believed slain come from tine neighborhood and were acquain ted with Henley. The critical narents cay police should have seen the connection filing lee' Di one 00th? ond such lpe' Of one dollar and Such clam Or Wit '' Stu's ankle Sias one o three big medical I'mt'rgcni we had. The other ttas Jot ese, which sstcIkt up f gooit reason and 1w All eight of u n'mernbe of warm m i~ conference Monday. Houston Police Chief Her- ai'c ...',now P Estate in re' ' FICTITIOUS NAME 'c.atjrei tiC Ill W&tidiington, t).(,' 'flic it A S*5Y I l?3 OF SM ,lI' ballet on a Houston but has said he did not kill anyone, Henley appeared tirlefl% in court Monda. Charles Melder, Hcnlr) 's lawyer, asked state flistnct Court Judge George Walker to order a psychiatric examination for his client, Earlier, Me)dc'r said he plans to plead that Hrnley is not guilt%y byr eason of insanity 11 e', e'.se'ø To All Creditors ai Peri,sq Hav.ø, 'te' All Creditors and Pprisni NapuIi Claimi or D.nsanCs Aa.nst Said Claim, or O.m*ns Against Said Estate' Estate' ou an ech es vow are arid rich •r here'D ,11i,i, and ffgj,p to pre's..ii iflp iK)tifel'O and "Quee'O to prp5e'nt (lainit and demands wt,,cii or laims Sho Ic pou or e'ut?,ec n$ YOU. map have .Øaln$t the ether Of you, map hase' against lit.' p%ta'e uu saDie A HARt5, AILS 151*?, of t C liE 'P WE so'.' &Dtt aaseis oe'cr& air w,asec, aires a ,a io c tn, .4' 'C I o,,r,', 1 the' C .rc jcig' (5 'C C ourt t' ,4'"''t,Olf' C '.,I'm,flOie' 1 a a hi '''* at hiP cOh. t ft It court Q*fh.e' In the (Dull houSe Of Si*O "flute' of Si.0 (OUVi'S ii' SarWo,c Coun', .' Santora i' iorica, within iorida w,t,n se ncar months e' cal.noar months from the' time' 'rnnithI't,m, of 'he' t"it 000I.caton (5 the' ti"i.t publ't,at.or at thit notice' to thiS not.:. Two cpo.e't 01 each 'twucoPlaS of each claim Or Oe'mand lam or Oen*nd shall ise' ri writing sltali j* in writing and Shill S'ate' ,.nD shall Stale lit? place' (5 rtjine' the'plac.' of fetidance' inc post offce' post c,ft', addrq'n cit tIte' adO'nt of the' (limant and Shah .' laant and Shall tie' sworn to ftp S*Ott to di, the' claimant hit age'i'. 'hi' Clamant, thp,r aOe'flt Or at ut-up tit'raust' President \xon nocumrn's incluamg I'Ians and The roimt'il heeding iuts'ire' III Cs Manages' Butt liergn&un toted *cirunsidctii sate'plani for LI proposed grueess- ' sipping his beer. she performs a K V J Z.) dixior asked him to stand "flail ankle, dat'," Sin the world from one bleat's The othei was covered by an eye patch. "Is it all over" said Stu, sitting down at a tabit' and .1 beer his face was tkltching. So were his piamis "I think so," said John 'Thank C.nd,'' c,'i,l 5:14 part in nine killings Brooks Was charged with one murder in iw 'is ci' cut cou S(Miw3t,L COUwTy, FLORup t s'aos&ir HAl 1,5 rant Witt' th, Cli"p of the' ,rCtlt Court n,vesr Counts 'ii'CiOfl lor,Øa Statute's 1551 Martha i i'.rn,l ' blISS AUO 14 l fl SrpI I , ith two-da', grotkc krocoks and HenIcY are being held by police under SIM,M0 Legal Notice iii tn, CrCSIII Cot,? iem,,..ie Cavesi Florida.It PrOte' in it Estate' at A lt*nmnle prng 10 Wi J in our faces Stu hada bandage __________________________ Legal Notice -.,Ø the ahok' affair I 15 Notice 'DNt, ane that I •ntpnØ I register ' • . , •ti- i tiuht tlpt take care .'f it H the tuiit' lljl iloettir got lIter,' the ankle wiis We went out as eight strong UK again. hut, in order to sn men in fresh-pressed iinifctrtnc Ilk' ilo,'tor eiu!arrasuierit tad shin', iw'wiL', Vt' t',tiHe h.iuk fell 1-11 tits 1.1 t I bonds Henley has been charged with two slayings in Houston and thr ee in San Augustine Courtly . and has told police he took the' High Island coastal area where' the last excavations were made' In Houston. a reliable sower c'onfu'mt'd that th e Harris County district attorney's office plans to ask a grand jury ladS'. to indict Elmer Wvn Henler, 17, and David 0. fb'ooks. Th, for murder. Brok 14t'niles arid heart ALii Cia-lI, 33, who Heniet said for ,a* unOev ,,w' name' os MAiFTe'iA I ', He' has zign.'t'd Itt give tin' cli) a Ui acre tract for recreation purposes arid to dci fre'lmilruir'.' work on the trait for recreation development. Store Turned Down S ll is shot to tii'.th last Wt'dni',":ia'. ;sllt'edj% were tnt'. ulved in tiornoisezual torture-murcier ring 7lie recover% of four adchtional bc~djcs Mors") at a beach FICTITI O US idaNt r 1. // :io u h ('opIe Mass Murder Indictments Sought :T in SPw,e'o, av,r?t,ai I "n.atipe i t*I',Iilttt a' 94'. F Watergate 'Heat'.". dets ' sicit'statlju, protiabl six inches thick and A ___ - .mufit , Dr 11 D _ summer day - Gah- estor. and (lairribers rtunues, all of which converge at The niobule home' park, which Mandell said he will faint Seminole' Sites, is. to tie ronsti-uc'ted in one phase' and lots it ill be sold off rather than rented p as • _ psychintric examination Melder has told newsmen his cle- wouli also like' consideration in reducing the connec ti on fee's withsUtnd mobile hurtleS ts'tni.' moved across theta __•_ "lit i not normal," Mcider said "He does not act normiij. J He it, intelligent But I think he does have real mental ;rntulerns Aec'ardingiy, Mrlcer has oralls' and will in writing ask icr a Mobile Home Park Approved reinforced. are' too Itt' instalk'd at the saint' tune' iitre't'ts are us'.'e'd Tie sidestaiks are to be' sufficienlis strong to -- on the Gulf Coast troght to 27 the number of s'ictuns found since last Wednesda fligging for more' bodies has stopped tot nn "Wt ha ve recovered what the'. said was th're. We're through," Capt C'. W Woodsof the Jefferson Count) sheriff's office' said Monctas night Digging also stopped in .ifilutft i'rt'liniinar opprt't ul kitS i'.'ert t "it ,IUIL' itttllttnt iliobilt' houu' park. it is built (iuU the (.uitiut;ijt' too, the Greater comt, tiction ('.tnripan'. lL'ster Munciell's plea that "e's.tmrtiiturit" sewer lunu: water connectilgi lees of $Th() per unit be reduced in his purl. fell on deaf curs Members (if the' ('it) council indicated the' eurdmnanlc'r ,.ettang the fees. must he' followed to tIn' it'tter, With 177 lots. p lanned in the' development the connection fet't, will total $132,7Mi Mand ell stirs aske-d to consider donating $500 per acre' for the 50 acre' development to help pay costs of new equi pment in tIn' fire' department Mandell said if he were asked to donate list' $2t,IKIO, lie would, but tie oungster , HC)U.M)N' I AP I - Authoritift sought indictments tocim D is avows - 0,-'" il SILHOUETTE IN BALANCE Ka nsas City, Mo pa rk form a dance floar for this I l -ytai'-uld PILINGS at a - ' -' YOU MUS T BE SA TISFIED. OR YOUR MONE Y BA CK!" I 2~__ - _/1 IIpI'nlng . Ironically. t he Swinan I sr c a, if 1!' twrkt'ts 1 mrd surrounded by rits territnr wtut't write umit'seci t, Us , it ) Monda) night, under charger authurit to be repealed - _____________ I against two touak4uiired teenagers charged in the largest nuiss murder in th e na ti on's histor'.. Ehrljchman - _____ 1 tm-d to btare intv the cluttancor. cluttracttM as though he were Legal ..- I 1I-,r sedated or had been drinking, lJenle zittorn,"., Charles Melth'i, met Wayne' for th e first - -•--''-" - on his foot that matched the one putting solive %eight on it , t I!, around his twad. John stared at U g h. Pain tense- will be "not guilty" because of insanity, Talking to newsmen at one of the gravealtes, Hente'. scribed Carl] as "m or e' of a brn ther4vpcperiioo sometiocty i could talk to." "Then wIt' did you kill him"' a newsman asked "1 was tired of hurt doing things like that Anal it was e*thet' me or ti'm right tP'r, Hrnbc saul Nineteen Casse'lherry firemen resqamded to the' Sport- , ''-' .• A I ' (;rit-- - offirr to the Sportsman't, Den for fire department .-... • ..- - lor ___________ shaking like' a leaf virtualJ I had to tell turn what day of Den Billed smart 's lien alarm on Grier 'b orders, despite' a city pcilir'.' of not answering fire ca lls outside the cii) limi ts ex cept on a 'I 11 4 time III III pill C-1-11 Suturclaii Hessud theboy was "discoriented l t ti,iI ..'110 c'ouneiUn criticized the' tidi sent t, Miivcir Hill R - I the wet't: it win, C %it - Porte A + in Z*M-q, -r (I-b rne) Fron t 1 - _______ F 71ir minister visited Henleto in jail .Saturday night at Hen- have' gone down as low as 50 feet, Two 35-feet wide br idges are' to in' built on the north edge 11 ... I ___________ le' 's request, and the two prayed together H iittnrne'. says His that, up to 4i, months ago, Henleyf was thkin a tranquilizer for nervousness A neighbor says tie The highest le'.'t'Lc recorded in recent vent's was dwuig a -. -.. -. check or, 'lit, hur'P w,s on!, (itt door iron tin ,cmall wiuti tr,urit tuonie w here' flenit", lived with his mother, his grandmother and two brot he rs lbs fa th er dropped out of sight after a divorce hu"icant Donna in 1960 at M feet. rAinklm said and the takes E t' ..-.. l'ur'cday, /kIJ9 14,191,1 1 ~ thi' weekend showed. Tb. Sanford I4craId oil larnil'. Hr had a deep sense of ronslbiht and felt be wai 7'r'Plrt 52.. ' South TrIPIrt ~2-3 and ~Jlurrn'r Mir r" 523, Conklin said a surve,oi, taken over .t* p .- - ustn areatest problems he talked to me about was hiS mother and mated uciuii coal t Uw device ill 130,00(4t440,000, City Manager Riri Bergman said the writ could Is' financed thrnuØ fc'clerat revenue sharint, funds, ( iou,lin, said smother kt'in will prnbabl 1* built in ('OUnt terniur) n orth of Lake Kathryn (urrenti'., Lake' Kathryn's level is 50.7 feet, North . Iriplet S1.9 feet. Middle I . •--•. ,.. ,.. ------------'.- Wavnc' strangled filth and he said. 'Hey Johnns,' and when ,Iohruo, looked up Wa ll shot him in the forehead itIV , a .iutomiur The bullet came out of his car, and he raisc! up about three minutes later, and he said, 'Wayne, pka,' don't Then Waynestrangled and Dean helped," "He was just tine of the crowd," said Wayne 'A Minster, U, Ht' Malt ('luambers of the ruibraght Methodist CIurr1. 'Wt'n hi' kits till the playground III in the fellowship hal l with the other kids, In' was no different from any ho'., "1 didn't event take the boy to be nervous or u*e't,. The is P - .- and Johnn~ were killed tin. o . _. - 1 He was token in to rusInd last Wcdnesda alter callin po' 1(1 511% he had shot and killed I)ean Allen ('oril, 'ear..nld man 1w looked It its ii brother, Hr said hi' killed bin, to save the lives at two o ther potential vic'tzrn.c Then he and David Owen Brooks, IS. took authorities on a tour of three burial sites that h nox have whiled 27 bodies arid mai yield more. It iot4s' statement that first .ivt an Insight Ifltt Ilenirs inssibk rote Brooks described in detail rnan% of the slanits, and in one of them said two boys named BuIlt i - . (Jr is he a sadistic killer, doing the bidding of swne mantrnw homosexual Fagan, helping kill 27 teen-age wws in the iorI and Iziost bizarre murder iqwet in recent I'S huszor', In the small holding cell under brilliant lights. waiting for court heanni Mmdzi, he seemed more frail than his 120 than his 37 Yeari. Al ter the hearing, he almost begged his attorney f or some itir out of aiI where he said other prisoners were abwini' tu rn The answer was. "No" Henk's expression didr': Herald Staff Writer "I, hIt ins • ___ their jwogress' B', 1WISA LSt. low _______ ,,. '' 8 .HU(\ ti&I{,ij 4.cnrstid Prem. Writer .ST(i\ Al - WhL I liiiei Jr Is Pt the onsidera te elder of the famih. trviri t fill .r. .tisent father's rote. going In his brothers iictum5 U) RI ruraj r Meanwhile, -.• . Council R --------- - 4 -..• ,.we' is u - A Paradox cis s - - ",, •I#twoA.t,sw 10 11 (Vp l% " AKVUN 'tu ' fa 'iaa5Y 51.W I lin~ '? �4A — The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Aug. 14. 1973 _ FOn U.S. B Pocketbook _ •: A , 1;:' I. rep Country. %all 1 The federal Environmental Protection Agency, which promulgated the stringent trans portation standards , is also doing its ot review for cohgress on hich strategies it finds "unreasonable" to meet. Yet as th e legislation is being picked apart by scient ists and congressmen, EPA is still going ahead with its stringent traffic cutbacks, which go into effect bet ween mid-197 and mid Aso U Colit rufl ist cull Sill B 111A Sat rb 512 (Iv, S lie. ij IcC 1 llio lon C I)ei ph - 1. -------- ______ - Other Thoughts At a time when the Fi rst Amendment is being used to justify almost anything th at anvct' wants to do, it is a relief to tiic the Supreme Court turn back an effort to use it as grounds for wiping away th e hatch Act's prohibition against political campaigning by government employes. For more than 30 years the federal Hatch Act and its counterparts at the state level have served as a bulwark against turning public employcs into political shock-troops at election time, As Justice Byron It. White says in his majority opinion, these rules are necessary to pr vent the formation of a "powerful, invincible and perhaps corrupt political machine," Justice White does not deny that a government employe forfeits some political freedom that other citizens enjoy. I _____________________________________________________ .1 ________________________ 1 - X hr #anfarb rra1b TELEPHONE 322 2611 , 300N FRENCH AVE , 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA 37771 WALTER A GIELOw. Eato and PbIit WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Direclo, & Associate Poblisher FRANK VOLTOLINE General Ma6gf JOHN A SPOLSKI AtiO.i&e Editor DAVID A. BRYANT Managing Editor WINIFRED F GIELOV Cov,troIIer HARRY CUSH Sports Edlo. DEWEY ROBINSON CircuiatsonMarç'er JANE CASSELBERRY ni lOin, ROY GREEN A0,enusnqMaqer DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES H AYS Supt So t t'I Idler RALPH HAYS ln. Editor Magazine RAY STEVENS Press RoomFo,,rnan SUBSCRIPTION RATES Sic Week 514 2Oa Mon's By tA4.1 in Fio, - CIA 40 521 40 1 Year Same At Horne Cir lt 4 pr y All other ?M,i 57 70 Month 6 Months 56 U S Posai Reguua?ons p'ode 'Pa all rnai tubscrptooi Lx' pad ,n aoiar'.ce Entered ,j sCorid cuss Agijii 2? 1905 6' the Pus, utt. o Sanford Fiorda 32771 No p,iruof any material rims or .sdertising of ihi% edion of The iniovd Herald may be reproduced ri my manner A lh,,jt ,,ten per m'ss.on f he publisher of The Herald At,, fldsvduiii I'm resPons.ble for such reproduction Lit' cnsdmrt'd nfr.ngrig On TPw' Herald s cop, a° *,ii be he'd liable for damage rider the IaA Published daIp and Si"days ricep? Sa'u'cimy Tp,' Herald .5 5 me?".t*f of 'he stc Ao 'j$pcJ P'Cii AhICh , mulled r. C 1u5' ,l lo l' ()# ,Ill thp total , .. C I' 4 t jr "•" - i i ..I i c . lfl l .Lcip sutN(;Tt1N aa lrobabk everything I could s in the stay of particulars has alrrati been said, and some of it n any times Someho w it almost ne ver gets put together in a fashion that helps es plain Americans to themselves I on I pretend more than a groping toward that goal This country's spaciousness and richness of resource hair been both blessing and handicap They Thes' have permitted wide, free mosement o, people and things at living les. LairMontcw 32.".61 1)1 80.7 Deilon,. DsBiiry Geneva Ovstdo Enterpuise ran,,e Ictnarth LIZ ?'.?ti".j, M'S $363 3491 1.105 . Siawi. Ostwi Chukiota Luza Baker Mrs CiarenceSnycier 3655207 337 4ii Winter Swings Attamonit Spru'.rjs 14, Py)lt F $ I a e r J:"l s' 7.'s'; Coss,ibcrry Fern Park Tangie*ood, F Estates Easlb.00k 131 7997 Goldenrod -' — "r" i %.# I 4 Police say they ponsibtlitv, and a sense of unaccountability today's stone'. As saried immigrant strains struggled for .i place in a so cial fabric stiffer than they had imagined. they viewed later newcomers with hostility and indifference any who fled uncaring socie ties in Iurope came here and learned their own ways of not caring Freedom never has meant equalit'. of circumstance, *houfh its roots in our Constitution har te oftignored brand "equality of opportunit What have found. hosi' is that our special kird of '.tidr•swinging affluence has Moustache To Remain MIIIAMAIt, Flu,. f Al' I- llactwlor patrolman Joseph Carey What I feel when I come back after an offshore visit is that I have returned to the land of the spoiled brat In this land of openhearted people, often astonishingly generous there are still too many of mean spirit who can never seem to get enough of anything The act as if their homes should be '.arehoiio nf mate trial goods Helped h the sellers of things, they have taught the I irving p.r that affluence is not .i b.i!anct'd diet but says his moustache helps him Ineet girls. So he refuses to it despite being suspended, Police Chief Sam Ramputi said Tuesday policemen should not grow inoustxictx's or long hair, "First thing >111 know they k' it get bush% and then tin'v let it grow Eu Mont tuu st> Ic," said the cIeiintia'.'cn, close' cropped Hamputi. Carey, 2, said he would complain to the Civil Service Board after tie was suspended for the second time Monday. He sass H;imputl's no-inuustsche rule is unconstitutional, ('are)', a former Marine, admitted he made a gentlemen's uugrct'mmient with lthmptitl not to grow a mnoLLstactw when tie took the job two years ago, "But I've changed my mind," he said. Hainputi said tit' doesn't mind nieu.staches or long hair on imiust men. "Our city judge has long hair and a moustache," he said. "But he's a judge, not a policeman." ,s _~~ East-West pact -_ I By Don Oakley A& ~ On the vrrv day th at Waiter t'lbricht, the architect of the Berlin Vijil, tsas laid in his grate, a dozen or more of his erstwhile East German subjects escaped from the country, As many others plotted an esca pe in the future Since an East-West agreement went into effect in June, 1972, under which East Germany agreed to permit free tray. el on the four high'.uays linking West Germany with Berlin, J 4. - " 1~ 7_ Ih(::z:1l : , , - tuateringof U.S. support of an of its Asian allies is invitation to the ('omnIiiuntts start nudging do fl ofliM to st' - Out of 3,000 East Germans registered as refugees by the Bonn government in th e tirs six months of this year, 2,000 stated that th ey had taken t e highway route, either hidden in the trunks of automobiles registered in the West or by using false passports Though the refug ee Flow is a tiny trickle compared to what it was Wore the 'all, Berlin is itill a leaking human sieve, and th e situation is causing concern in both Germanies. in the East. the reason is obvious In the West, th e govern- the Berlin pact, despite its natural sympathies for the for. met refugees It could close its eves to the traffic, but only _ - — i - -_____________________________________________________________ -----_-'-------_-------...----- Key To 'Big Brother ' Rule in 1 37, ts hen the & ial Security system wabarn. I smile suspicious footdnaggcrs were convinced that the identification number imposed on cus' w rkeca was designed to eraseindividuality and creak ultTmately a nation of digits, not names The development of the comput er with its capacity for accurnuiatuig and storing vast amounts of detailed personal lmdcx'mation has done nothing to allay their fears. Now, prodded by increasing apprehension user citizen surveillance tied to a new eznpha.'ii on law enforcement during the last few )'ears, a federal advtsory panel has urged restric tion, on the use of Social Sec urity numbers to federal programs to which tJ.,y aj-t essental With the numbers currently demanded routinely to Identify taxpayers, drivers, renters, students, welfare recipients, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, utility customer's and credit applican ts, the concern Isriot exagera i universal numbering system Is the key to a controlled 'tag brother" s1ety. The exchange of information, for the time being at least, is economical)) unfeasible without the national system of identification by the numbers. Misplaced authority to use and exchange the Social 'uurity designation, however, exposes the individual to a variety of abuses. A mnas.sis'e computer data bank. at the risk of East Germany reins'tating, as it has threatened to do, the strict controls that existed before the agreement, Accordin g to the East German Communist newspaper Neues Deutschland." East Germans are being smuggled out of the country by "international gangster syndicates" This is really a remarkable admission Any East German " who would r' $40,000 to leave the country must really want to leave S any are helped by friends and relatives in the pa y. dossiers on private citizens, could "borrow" conceivably from other data banks sensitive personal information on such matters as an individual's driving record, his work habits, his academic weaknesses, his family problems and his fiscal woes. Even under the most benevolent administrator, the outlook would remain dreary. The committee report, prepar ed for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, ,earned an "information t)'ranfl)' that could Lock each citizen into his past," signaling "the end of a uniquely American promise — that the Indi vldualcanshedpastmiztakeli and entan&ements,Ms.t ta West German statistics show that, as in the past, a large tists, etc - those earning the best livings in East Germany Many changes have taken place in East Germany since t'lbricts obscene monument was built 10 years ago Many of them have been for the better The country is today one of the economic showcases of the Communist world But one fundamental thing is still lacking. The Germans c call it ' F'reiheit In English, it's "freedom P DEAFlY'S /ORLO out anew." The committee recommended leglilation to -.---- -------- --.' w (j -a~ Summer Is The Nudist Season 11) JOHN SlNOIt (:oples n"sSerskr Warziicr dli)I as we approach autumn. This is the month when nudists hold theus conventions. From Seattle to Orlando. In a Canadian city an attractive Lady was speaking on fashions. She said "Women who wear revealing are just exploiting sex." Stir was wearing only a watch, it was a nudist convention, When I was a copyboy about 100 ears ago, 1mw: Robb, is wire service re'purl1'r, startled the world of )ownabrni by os'ering a nudist convention wearing only her She Look a camertrum along. tile only wore a Holkiflex And the next day front pages the country carried pretty irier' picture. She was naked as a grape, However, to get the picture on the wire's, she had to face her typewriter instead of the camera, i She looked user tier shoulder with a foxy little sniik, and the street editions sold like pancakes I It was at about that time that I iI'('idefJ to stay in this business Well, they did not send me to any nwflst conventions. They sent nit to high school basketball games, ; Besides. lnez had already done It as 4' well as it could be done. Who wanted to rearj about a BOY reporter ('U. vering the swutiatiiers? As I said, that was a good many years ago. Nudist conventions have become pretty ho-hum things. Who needs to go to nudist convention when you can go tos cocktail putty' Or, fur that matter, you can stand on any corner The ser-tkwough fashions are here. We saw a see-theough outfit It a play the other night It wasn't on an actress. It was in the a'adlenc,. Some kind of gauze-like mnateflal, Not completely transparent. (But you could tell ihe sUll had her apperudiz i ' 1I _ - ------------- !iyld It Li Jury l''t,'ru'.' restu'ii t' case in a stir Iris.' iiiuv(' itwi' 114 involving :iiu'.s eiiargi's that 'turner tortsIlted to accept abribe in return for Favorable action in a 'hug tast' But hit' threw out as unsupi.rt•'d the charge that Turner 'onspireil with three others to bribe another judge. 'Die case was sent to the jury after Turner's (to defense attorneys rested their case with- i ase after Turner revoked a guilt> plea and an 1uuionth sentence and ordered a new trial for Pinto Pinto's mother, Mina Pinto Davidson, is charged along with political insider Frank Martin anti suspended Miami Mayor David Kennedy with t'on.Spittflg ti tribe turner , unter G 4Lc: K -. r.,.ius ..,, .i .i. •( W ill,., .iiI.uu tu.,.004 wall \ $ 5995 foul. IN / 12george stuarl; 'Forget knocjun or banks That's srnujll time' Let's start hilt,,,' lumber yards?' 133 I. $OIiN$ON ORLANDO Phlii'.. $43 71 00 Wakr H' 'NmI( ,'wi,ros a';inital YOUR Coo I... — I "banking convenience I i 'ff Ii DIflL-RCOUNT E1115 Coolera for 641 4100 !T 0, C) CUSTOM ROOM AIR CONDITIONER COOLS ONE ROOM OR SEVERAL 10, 6V0 Btu certified capacity Automatic thermostat P#lC5Q Stale air exhaust 3-spud fan BY PHONE!! 7 1h)-s a u'ei'k 21 !Itsir't a day '1 CURITY FUDEIIAL SAVINC.S \N1) LOAN ASSOCiA1ION Al THE WiNTEII PA"K MALL 'Ci.-L_ Fuesh air ventilation L-1 4-way air direction control Wiring Installation Ava ilable - '' ' $339 Fr Esiin?q Sanford Electric . L'ue is Mon Ifs, , Ft, $ a in I522 PARK ) , t'RNFy te ru er The ultimate in -0111% I liii, III Siii'ii K SiiI)5 ("ICS *1,4 SEN - Irorn your occount,,. :1 1' O4'S' Deposit and withdraw .'-.".'_.'.. is 1160rs I I i t. "IA J ., ii itr I 0 *ui.i.ati. ' In another talk at Jacksonsit!'.'M(ndJ), Gunter said a Ill".'.? to tighten upon the avail.itility of loan motley. made tt'tet' iiainths ago by the Feder. it l('.'serve Itoarsi but not gen 'c ills s.it1icutsl, will hit th nIl% c tlI I.. I lass s, uttui i t'f 1 Lv.. S T 'aid destroys lritrrt, ensrluirs, flit cards amuil nejaiisr. ç ons iders C -in ..sk forwari to a hstinct ito will feel the pinch loire h,uuu 'iirt.'ige of dollar-4 available for litany ither states because t lix' world is past not we :pposed it was," he said. both credit and loans," he in .i stage of expansion. 'We can onlyhope .uuit pray I suddenl> we have been forced Guntersaid ut will affect both be's nut spark another cett'sunto the realization that our the family trying to buy a houae ion, is' worse," Gunter said, unitar) power was te Pesizsi'ii tr'susg to While ,udnuitting he us thinkcope wi th a poli tical struggle in .1nd Southeast A,si,i that the dollar e'ilwItI his ope'r'iitions, even ii ini about running for the Senthey have topnotch credit ate, lx' said it would be pee. is crumbling, th ut our 'prug mature to :miake anti jt'vt'siun rt'ss' has polluted the cotjfltr's l!ic ungr'.r'man ,aid I"hrt- nuts and da ngerously depleted what we seerneti to think was an endIc 'cu supply of energy resources "And on top of every thing we are confronted with the sordid sight of Watergate." hi' Electric Paper Shredder N.sk.i ii fir i wriocierttv. thud the case would go to tli.' tss n-is ,imioi, four-miwmi jur) 'Iti.' charge Silt.'rtisith ili'. miii',.'.i',I S'.uIS that l'urmit'r con Iiitt'tlss ittithire.' otia'rsto bribe ( 'ircuit.Iud,e Ehlt'ri Morpti.iiu iii. i :w 11raillior " ;unter says he is considenn rice for the seat now held b' Republican Sen. Edward Gut itt'> of Winter Park, who sits the select Senate comnmluee ic, sestigating Watergate, Inhlstalkfofahomebufldrr', meeting, Gunter said the conibination of Watergate, Vietnamand the crumbling tiliar tist thus nation a loss ot It nearIs an hour beforeruliuu - -oir I "Ii',h'pI rill I ' rumination. It's likely Water .,ati' would play a large part in s c.uitpaign. mint tIn' judge. Ito>t.' '.iul thatan usert act dot's ukit have to be shown to prove tirilw'ry c.imispir4icy l'roseu'uturs Pointed out that tltt' sLit.' had prt'M'ritetl not (liii> the ssiru't.ip evidence but iLs.i called ;.ilict' suitne',s..su's who list uiitsl they saw 18 iiiettings letwi,'t'ii tis' four illetlged curl l'irhili'rs,iui,1 overheard one ii lie cotus.'rsiitiuns _, -.11 -j. ' "ralanger .iru.t,i.'rI .iur qu.iit Lin.k goes aftera Senate sea' netyearandgeLsh&,pgrty speculati speculation." Siks i.il pr osecutor Stephen 114)% It'sargued that the det'i_sion shusilil Ii.' made by the jury and I Discussed i • r'.'ti,ij.;, I't,i Al' -' Freshman Congressman Bitt Gunter, floating trial ba1jou:n on a poasible bid for the Us Senate, lashed out at the "soc. did sight of Watergate" in a ;ainesthe speech today, If the Demtcrat from Or startedl,ist Wednesday, 'lit'.' il'.'ft'n.e t'laimned ''then' ' no sirigh' piece of lndeiwndent i'%'i(lt'flce'' (if guilt ''unless ',iu pile umth'rt'nce upon inference, I iresum t itmu u ximi Iirt'suiliptiomi and i' ngoge in outright i iii,' ',I, Hints A t Gurney's Seat from Turner, Turner's lawyer, Gerald Kog.in, argued in a ss ritten plea IN, prs.'(iituori hod failed ti prose guilt iii tile trial that I 1,ii'i' t,'i',' ftflflta'14'lf'.5 n order to provok VVAW . I "rlos sertoottu were visibly' astonistw'tl by the tactic. Hut the defense ilecision per mints ttx'uui to sandwich tb. iruse'utr's closing argument Ls'twet'mi their own opening ant closing 'tat('rlient_'u Ikft'iis t' ,ittornt'> s made their surprise move after seekinga directed verdict oF innocence lb.' ' -- out calling all)> s'. itisesses. benefit From flood control. "Then suddenly the> ri' told you're going to leave the cork in the bottle i0 the (iklawaha ltivt'r anti the Withlacoochee houston meeting if p 1 '. oh.. II.' said this would ini'hide amer Inc to red uce by more thi' Hoard tralay examines a stringent air pollution control plan am uement parks, shopping 'O per cent the .ininunt which cciui(i give the board con- centers and sports arenas be. pnthutiiwu its fertilizer phi:'' trot over construction on ijiop. cause air is polluted by the cars dumps into Hilbixirnugh Ba% ;Am centers iiwl 4p,orts ,renis4. anal rongestwin they 4tttact. the noarl also voted1-2 to The hoard also wheduled a The board called the public a hearing to listen to an outline of public hearing on recnm- StSO,IW1 Nind which would he rnefl(Ll.Irts f 'ii.' proposal frnnui I'illtiofl o r federal funding 'r'.'t."i if 'tsr new 'teadll,ne iii I introl h)n'pai'tnent officials of ,,,,,,r ire atmcnt plant , ot met, to take pubic testimony. construction, Department attorney John Many city and county offiBoard member .:ohn ltnhert iottrtwr said at an environ- riaLi wre angered when the Miitdlemas 'it P:inama City ::,ental workshop last month board .nted in June to prnvtdr said the bond requirement was 'hat the proponal would allow 1933-74 funds for projects n the central issue ber;iuse 'sttlu. 'tie board to prohibit "construe- three counties and leave 6-4 otIs- sit it, "we are not making 'lear :un or operation of complex es' requests on the waiting list, to anybody that the .icheduii'i otwrr's of air pollution which At a meeting Sinniby, the mean anytlung. n,Ir( 'tI S hntt. Judge Rowe, who was not ('ircuit Juilge l,ynn SilertiMitil rrfus.'d Monday to (it-.-('tiuirgtMi, was given the I'Inti JAI'KSONVIIJ,E, Fla. iAP i-If the Cross-Florida Barge Canal Isn't complçtetl, the effect In case of floods across north central Florida will be like leaving the cork In the bottle, a former U.S. District Engineer says. . .' 'rAI.L}lAsF.F;, Eta. 'P Dade Judge's Case MlA,lI I Al' I 'f lit- bribers. couispiruit') trial of Circuit Judge Jack 'i'urmier was to lx' ' The F'k.ruta Pollution control '' May Go To had II m irreTh'd:njtienl,o St4vlsohjecf k mistrial Arnow denied the Mer. falsehnwl." Pollution . College of Engineering. right, presents I lit' IIniv('rsIt Y's Eti%'Ironmnerit a I Pr otection ion ,ward Ui I)an el 'i 1htnd I. superintendent of the campus water treat ment plant, called ''the IIII('st of its kind in the state" by Kt'rsten. Abbott was cited for plant tipi'r;;t i'urs, plu'i hi' braining program for operators and the assistance he has Uiru'n sttidi'nls taking t'oiirsi's in ('('flk)LV and 11w ('tlVut'OhitiuI'nt A'iaiai'i• In say ' Centers, Arenas _.___ N Robert I). Ket stemi of I"i'l DEAN ,s,1 I'.ui.IJ. . during '.1 .h'inrwy said in nnler in ;I.r.' - 't!,' ?,t,','f MR. C L L A F 1 ipki.iku ', ... ' , The chubby. blond-haired illff ,I Revell Replaces Keller Itiver," he testified. The canal would follow both rivers. Structures tia'.'e been built on the Oklasuittia southwest of Palatka and on the WlthIat'ooctwt' near loglis, but the center section connecting them hasn't been dredged. Gee said the I)unnellon itrea could see a repeat of the heavy flooding that hit in 1960 At that time flood waters covered an area from Silver Springs iit:uitrit to Tampa. Referring to it U S Foi't'st Service report recuuinictuhrig the Oklawaha for the nation's wild and scenic rivers system, Get' said he finds it significant that the report practically Ignores the flood control 115W('ti. Much of the Florida ('anal Authority's ease in support of resuiuilmig work on the waterway has attacked the Forest 5cr'. i('(' [('loll t. Aid Eutenfeld, natural resources planner for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers division office in Atlanta, testified top level federal officials ignored arguments in favor of completing the canal otter Nixon stopped it. The trial, in ita fifth week, was recessed today to give lass' )t'rs iind court officials it rest. It resumes Wednesday. . l. ket was asked by Mist. U.S __ , ". ',,uo.'a' ,'4'. works agent')' and 011w a private consultant, testified Monday it the t'oriitarwtl trial of five lawsuits affecting the future of the canal w hich l'rt'sident Nixon halted when it was one-third complete. (;• said resiilt'nt,'i of the six counties along the canal route were taxed for land costs, with the promise they would regulate computer 'stetris and the transfer of information make flu.. ' -and IV us I• 5I4iUiIi,'V UI correction. hEW Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger said legislation and regulations already we under consideration, After M yews. the doubts of the apprehensive are being heard. - L"' :!'. e' il I i$i__IT - uiI Ilcrbeyo C. (h't', former federal engineer In the public W es t. but many others see m able to afford to proportion of the refugees are professionals - doctors, denup to develop — -____ I Incomplete Canal Likened To Floods who charge enormous sums - $30,000 to 140.000 - for each person ' Number Society' Poses Threat ' --.._- ______ ment is being placed in the unhappy position of having to crack dotun on those who assist East Germans in violation of C'y N.$ zt,i . t' ,'.t F . j "h' TAI,l,AIIASSEE, Fla. tAI'i- E. Guy Revell Jr. will serve as acting director of youth services from Sept. I to Sept. 30, O.J. Keller, who will be,'ome state health and rehabilitative services director Sept. 1, said Monday. HeidI will serve from the time Keller moves up until Joseph liowan, executive director of the John Howard Association, arrives. Keller previously announced Rowan would become youth services director on Oct. 1. Revell. 38, has been director of the statewide aftercare program in the Youth Services Division since April, 1969. West has doubled It now aserages a bout 500 a month — ,,' '' '1lx' parked to iii au diem's', pr ost't'ut . anti Sib 110 miles inside rast 'Germany the flow of reugees to the - ' 'P -TAI.I.AIIASSF:E, Flit. iAPt- Cu)' I.. Fountain has been named associate education commissioner for budget plan. ning and development, Education Commissioner Floyd Christian announced Monday. Fountain, 34, will succeed Herman 0. Myers who is resigning to join the stafF of thi,' Senate Ways and Means Committee as a consultant on education financing. A graduate of Florida State University, Fountain has been Myers' top assistant since 1969. The change is effective Aug. 31. -) '- " , :, k,." - / "m.ei.sg'7a.irqs.i ' '."'s York in May, V(1 41d I ha ve to rorr.mit r.iir, loP ri .ritb'n taitl if the .nv.r'.. tabr.mw'y toki hum (f VVAW usrts ri violence here,' Reeker merul came i's'i,ki fee nim. plans to rhsrupl an Emrny said riusd f.wI Ord r' .,wards pcesent..tion and the ''lie itaid he planned tO 4 0 to, in Texas ' r flick t'avett Show, the flick ( mvi'lt show and throw get at hum The (aunesv:IIe F;ight, all of hag.s 4 hIni-irl ,st Rov,trnmient Reeker , 0 - 111 mu u',r hers of the VVAW, offi,' i.ils fr,rn ttw' audience,' he hwla siiiiLar arr.ingrrie' rn' hargeul with plotting Recker said II,IPn,P on Miami Reach Recker usn(wempksyedmsan in Florida F4rlier. William Lemmer, lring the 1772 Republican uirwlerriver security officer it New Orleans department paid FRI Informer, (orrn.'r ",utmn.l convention, VVAW tTh'mh4'i', and stocky e Becker ud the New York store "..'etingnrrijrrpcjpçinqtan 1772 Reeker said alan that 4.'fennl. paratrooper, wound up (I'' '.tn'mr.rial hiay weekend ant Scott ('amil told him at a day' nn the svttnessstuind Mu" 'eting of southern VVAW 1771 VVAW national steering 'lay by denying that he had P% ..r 'wiers in (aine,iville The gnv. committee meeting in Kansas been an .ugenl prnvnn-ateur lnsnx'r.n(Texarkana, Ar' 'rnrrs.'nt claims that it was dimr. ('uty that he 'intended to kill I this Gainesville meeting those who sent him to Viet- ralleil $ I'fe'ns. .lttiwniiy'is a' cti*at,nn that he incited VVA '.it the convention conspiracyniam." !.'..it - I It, ' — — ' PIC!n --1(~---.---_.6_.-6 " -' —r'-' l ""P sent to the jutstislay after lii.' Escapees imperil r )-.oily, I'', ,', Fountain Promoted 5! — , color television set in a nation founded in revulsion against eztremt's , we talk and practice cstrcrnit' and oserkill We make politics into tsar, as atergate shows dramatically We assassinate lead ers on soil dedicated to aecomodation of purposes Monotony always has flawed mass production process..'. which turn resources into at fluen;e N et toda's worker, despairing of creative change sing assembly line blues even as they grasp the fruits of the process The air is thick with challenge. but we accept ''boredom" as the Great Es trusted in US. commitments to their defense. The prime minister of Singa pore, Lee Kuan Yew, sa s the congressional action carries such a to unt' of Thadand and Malaysia a problem of insurgency for his own country at the tip of the Malay peninsula. It is apparent that these gate'wlen subscribe to U* "domino theory" which sees the fall of one nation to corn. itiunism as a direct threat to its neighbor in a cununuing chain. Whi1etlx''.'alldityo(ttJseot.y still provokes debate in Arnen('a, it is obvious that , '-. ever, always graded too easily into selfish profligacy \ I /1_11~ (1 ,.irif'irj Herald t f --0,- I harks hit ki r '.1 (in. I igIt tmi,,j fll hi,, of IiliIfic t. '%"rnluiti'iI l'rrss % riter , leans, if fnrnmw'r mn"uuits'r of the (ip Iwij'c ,if bkwsl it Ihcu, AINESVII,l .1'., l"lut. Al'I f''mist' Se. ri'tiiry Melvin Limit i Vic'tnaumi Veterans Against the i\ g'i'.t'rnumii'nt w iln.'ss sui) S hi 1972 •hun;ng is television talk War, frctifii'il Momwlusy he niet 'i"femuitu,nt in the Gainesville ch,,s with ilefprwlisnt Pu'trr Mahoney Nine other counts, based on returns tic helped other In dividuals prepare, were dlsniissed. Agents said 11 'per advised the Lix pa t i'r to ci iii m mited I cal ili'tlut'tion', abi'.'' ttu(I5I' for tu huh he Wa!u ellgible Is America really a shaky mirage in a brutally emptye of Cambodia as an "irresponsible" act by a United States whose Asian allies have tic' O *" II> J(ullN MI 'I',I,l,Elt .JA('KSoNVlllI Ha, I APi Ituftis I. iiqwr, M. of l.ivc Oak, it su'tiool tt'ftt'tw'r who helped others prepare their in route lax returns, tuas been sclItenct'il to six months In ii federal prison. Loper pleaded guilty to one count of counseling uinothi'r iw'rson to claim Fraudulent (Ieuiuctji)ns on a tax return and was sentenced Monday by US, I)Istrict Judge Charles H Scott, of neglWt of the poor and of intolerable conditions in pris. iws, welfare institutions and hospitals are new onlytheir in details In the headlong rush for the shifting main chance many have not thought to care about those held immobile by Sahara' The deputy premier of Thailand sees the abandoning —'... Teacher Jailed On Tax Count \'et the handicap. for many, is that mobility fosters irre ruse for senseless crime, lounging indolence and alienation often irreversible despoiling of the U S scene fomst "i' 'dity Din among those whose vantage point gives a better view of the al.1c, Infrrmcr _. -",'ttPT *--' ,%U:, J 1 tied anti roll author itit's, slut' heard a gun,stuqt and Found Griffin lyiiig out tIn' floor Ili , pool of tiloo.l with a gun across his chest He died an Iiuiur later at l"lagler Hospital. 'lii,' ulaiigtiti'r 'in.law told police the couple had celebrateul their ilu''r tu eiiilimig anniversary a few dii> s ago, 'Ilie ('Otiplu' had live children The luxurious mobility of an expanding frontier spelled fresh opportunity and an escape from discontents 'today that 'frnntier lies in clustered suburban nebulae that seem to hate incred ible gratit.tional force Indeed, te te .ilsas had a pull' so strong that, as long as we chose to allott it. millions streamed here from other lands to escape povrrtt persecution, social and political rig. EM! beginning to emerge from riott'book and pencil v -- 111141shot his wit.', officers Said Diottir Grif fin tiilil ;wilit'i' tiiuit before she could get out of cis unmatched anyshee ac. 't- pted Go As A Grape ', ; - .. are trying to deterinini' '.5 ti> ii mii;u,I who hail i'i'lela'ntp,l his 25th wedding unfit "r '-ars it fl"A iiii> s ago shot and killed his wife and then turned the gun on hinisclf I',ilii'.' staid Milliiiul Griffin, Iflimu, 47, and liii wife, MnIli, 47, ri'S turned to their tu,iiiii' Siirwl;iy night after is niu'i'ting ,i t 11w' Aiii.'rit'uin I A'gi.rn 11411 In St Augustine. Early Monday morning , Grif fin k,lot'ki'l ,it, Uui' tn'drooni door of his diiugti. ter-in-law. l)otti,' Griffin, .,,,Ill her he II Forpi(,?p (,r,,(,' ri a4 . ST. Au(;us l'INE, F'Izi, u All) from C Bear Labe - I Murder-Suicide Probed been % mainland America t iiI1'e i and noslada ;s I seldom return ithout feeling acutely that some intangible delieienc'. of spirit afflicts many Amen. cans America. Back . .0-!-, 1. all - 1•• '4' hard cirt'umstan.-cs or unadventurous spirit Mr. Nixon pointed this out in a letter to a Congress that is so bJszJ.(j by the Watergate case that it may not lx' able to see the forest for the trees as it tries to erode the President's f)'efl 55 commander in chief, Even as the letter was being delivered, the consequences of which the President wrote 55 - ..'_C ' .' s score the Lepartment rxni is preparing to Interpret the bombing cutoff as Aui. 15 bombusg deadline as a suspend its air support, a sign that the United States Prescient Nixon has warned compromise when Congress will acqu iesce to new violaons of "dangerous p enUa1 eon- was threatening to mobflize receive hta And economic of the cease-fire in South sequences- from the cutoff of the government with its aid in whatever amounts might Vietnam air support to the Camtxxlian demand for an immediate help them surove army, mandated by Congress bombing halt earlier this In providing continued inThe President recognizes, for Aug. 15. It does well to 'ummc'r. The hope that the direct suppcirt to the Cam- even if C.,'res' di*u not, that emphasue that he was iut pressure onI'm Penh mi ght bodiangos-ernjuent, Mr.Njxon hope for peace in Indochina speaking of the consequens ease, or that diplomatic cazi soften the damage to our rest, on forcing the Corn('ambodia alone, He was negotiations might brine a credibility among our Asian inunt' to comply with ping of the Impact the easrfirt' in Cambodia , is allies, At the same time, be has cease-fire agreements they ifltegr,t) and credthiliti of the ti'gmningtofa The l'frri,c4' '.arned North Vietnam not to niaiie in Paris Last Jania.ry. United States of ----- vii I'. ffiiiin Bombing Halt Endangers Allies i'rt'sidcnt tL5oi f' n Florida r * Domino Theory Ressurected NIS .c I Th e academy study will open a whole l'androa's box of questions in its review: will people get sick if the air is allowed to get dirtier than the 1970 ('lean Air Act allows; if s how many and how sick would the be? How much will it cost cities, industries and'consumers if the clean air rules are not eased.' What would be the dollarsavings if the rules were relaxed? What will be the impact of putting parts of cities off limits to private cars to preserve the air? And just how much of the air pollution has been caused by the automobile? The House subcommittee on Public Health and the Environment will begin two weeks of hearings on Oct. 11 on the standards and WPA's trans po rtation controls. Muskie's subcommittee also expects to hold hearings both in Washington and in the cities most affected by the legislation early this fall but rna' wait until Oct. 15 when EPA's transportation plans are finalized and the agency tells Congress which proposals are too drastic. Comp Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR, Chief Photographer Home Delivery IF v I, The most far-reaching scrutiny the act, w hich will come from the National Academy of Science study, was triggered by fierce conmuter complaints to the driving restrictions; challenges by the automobile industry to the air pollution data supporting the act; and a significant turnover in membership of the Senate Public Wor k s Committee which authorized the act three years ago. In calling for the stud on the Senate floor June 29, Sen. Edmund S. Muskj, D'Maine, who steered the art through the Senate three 'ears ago without a dissenting vote, said his subcommittee was "not satisfied with the achievements of that law and the Congress cannot afford to be." "As new information is developed the Congress has a responsibility to continue to evaluate the assumpt ions on which the Clean Air Act was based and to consider modifications reflecting changes in those assumptions," he said. what happens t ... ! Mecncai CHRIS NELSON 1 A ...... _______ - Sir vit kit flu r The controversial io Clean Air Act, whose' a ntismog standards could drastically reduce use ,i1' -' 'T A • — of the automobile by 1977, is under fire, But the act, with its resulting restrictions on driving in 36 cities, is not nects.sarily in trouble, It is being reviewed by both the House and the Senate. Top in its reevaluation iE a $500,000 study contracted with the National Academy of Sciences by the Senate. What will result from the study is data on how the act affects the life, lung and pocketbook of America. But those involved with the evaluation Won't say it will necessarily lead to a weakening of the ad Key to the review is whether Congress put too high a priority on clean air while overlooking social and economic disruptions that might result. In addition to the study, both the House and Senate expect to hold hearings this fall on the impact of the transportation controls on the I I BRUCE BIOSSA T 1 Riches: a blessing __ . _ js _-- ,: L - Life, ) p. till Co. C kisa4 on $aP tSiAL. 32. 1 1 54. 1 �6 A--- TheSanfor(1 HtrId Twsc1ay, Aug 4 r. ____________________________ 46- Jumble t ALLEY QOP i i'eI(/(1 lceilize(Ii . - lfl(/ 1 1(1(11' 1I(111Il?l('S 1 by Dl,v G,eu. i J - AI&ikais t B £ .. ! e/,-,;; • •- . -.. ' --bLJ,. •., - •. .!., -, --.';; f;.; -- -' /g/iP I L -1 iI?iiet : Ph( )tO'i R ti tk tuir -, fj,us-i ; h,n IN IH I%t riaut I •i- Itreth ,. 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S stu-,e- - -------------I - -thct the proJer he J-ru,. 41 '11111 on the drawing hn-.;erd tt.ttt lmn'.t vhs-i'c- iii fe' smug -aitli Psi. king phanrw'd u-i ,-e , .tc- hail -s-e-s. frst enc-. for'?sr,n tifm f'øjThis' 1.111 I",.set pt.t- s uite gem mad. th, i'stt, tie' pi..ve'd Ht,e'k ;he' in ttw' I m nr,f .s prodsirer r-ms 'uesrver i -st-I c-ass I he' a prisduirsur - rt. v,,,. f-it-c uirti ,ietgdt mhe p-ps. I ng ,oli nw ,pprs..e-hsng hi 'irS 14th n'str!hds." 1w' in is'tnf Iitrertsir 1 I.e.' Thnmp'uuun I 4c'fin,t.sl's.' -s-mt so make ,s long time' ,Iar,-,tse friend e - tinf my rar"er now is-If •'srthut 4 dill the' pr4 hive dye Rust I think it -,V,ssthul f-s. .. gaunt 'ls',u to hIuwir hs.iiineee is- isliS 41 1 hay.' -mist hi'? lean t -a',int to touinsi to't'i - -- - -'-i - - a q f ,- - 'ins- sI-is slier (he rail is-I iCA' .4 C Sr rI f-,letl her. gin thecuting Ilsic kf'h.-rry I rufl Its.- irve-Ise. en A rthsur J sihus die' he cliii to 1w' 4rt,iIfluI CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS E Ii i" 1111/ - £ / I, -. -' ' , LS,'cK ', -. _____ ...1 ____ - a 1 - - - '' -p' - SHOWBEAT ; I s-.lii;iu sIiiIi; h.itis;s.ii:ns' ''l'red 'lrei' , F : ihe lea, lust .,( is' -,;i t-ri,iis'n in tht prerwi of litisiT .s' •I Ir ienst 411 the l- ls''t - Il shcrifti M..iint*in _! I I I t . i'iIilin P tI *th - .1 Otrn;i.ars I t 11 1 I'I n '''' j S( ) I) \ ( 1111 -. l)t. tt t i1 &1 - •i tsied I'll - - by'i, LOWR ' is 1 P"s 'w! p -, 11' iii, 1 Al cii Ri;; i: stt,,ii Imililins ' siA frc- c-icc-ri - find it. miil hail ihaIetcr If 24 12 2 ... ft! I))- Alt st ii, lihI\ .t .s I •r • ii three pages of - gift suggestions' ityped. singIc-spacr-J lnducating the brand names preferred, and 'siherr-to-pw cha"e I-die licted eves- itt n, imagun'ub'c from a cork sc-rest to a ktn, sized ted'pri-ati' ' $ She es-en submitted dimetwons of her hsmg room. L.ath ir.Jacmt..g. di:nip r- *jm, rk'CdC'd When I saw Itus list I stas turned off compktel) and decided not to attend I declined the choster and told tb 'i it 1U-P IS 'ALIFOItN1 -' girls A ls Was I string' la F VIV kIll 155$ uut. 'sit this shosser I Was I being torward meant to be friendly 1 blame rrysetl I ,sscar I only FRIlITESEt) uF:AR J-'RU;li'TI:%Efl- Perhaps he mistook sour friendliness for something more, tost mr-n who deal with house-sues are straight and sirucths all business. But it's Ps,tf ct k,.-n snur -- in vsis It ,ie - -' dIttn,-f' -------------- - 11'J'.1)', 't'(.. 14. i3 from the Carroll RiVut,, Institute I - 43 a- 44 , 5.1 St k U I I Slit 5(11 S A di) ni ' 'then nu hue the chan5.c to thirst, lust and thin tails st ittu situ a,soiaics about host- )- ou can best blend sour talents Ii make a run of action for the future thjt - toes a 'n'iJrrjtk amount of engineering ahili?> and - c-lint stgr'-cni lie alcu 't Rll S i \1j5 21 to -'t'r los 'I ou can get into all the se5 ii': inning nccsrs s o our futuir an he placed on a more nslrUIjsc' footing Plan your time snore mntellugenti> -'c who an c> e on our ist, I 'st'kt)S p pr t1 Its 'sta> 201 'iou want ks bc stills f rushed pats s-s s csu can is curt, out a more- intelligent Plan 3tion list the futurC- and thus us wise in a m Later get into Itie tight sa5ial group for the kind tul enlertamment you like lii 'stIShi 'stay Il to June Ill 'I our prestige can soar 1'> tb-. atiOfl )OU take Ic-ida> of J s'nSttutuse and wise nature Show >00 arc an I citiscfl 'iou an make a line impression on a bigwig who is sital to your welfare now 'situ is (lilt I)RI S s June to jul> 21) 'iou want to get out with miusiduihi you base lust met and thus .c'uLl bring rxellent re-stilts now I isten to what a it ise person tias tiu lI( (Jul> .'.' to 'sug Il) You can adsznce ncis is '-iilng duties in a most clfi5 ient and intelligert isa', I -1 intuition where hosed sine us conerned i - s - its 'ssoid temper !antnunus iRt,() (Aug to 'se- p' 22) hiarsdle that .us as,-' - -suer in a it us-i' and thoughtful manner for tine rrsu!t-. I ' outlets with othiets thual an make mutual aims raster i.Ii 1 husk along sri lt'g al lines 1111k 5. (Sept ' to ()5 t _' 2) 'iou can easily start sihjtrsi.' > ou hase- priuntised to Jo and accomplish it wutti speed ma cf(iiicny Shots )ou appreciate co-workers and ou get fine cooperation from them I)o something of a civic nature' in p un S(ORl'l() (Oct , to Sos 'I) 'ion can please thou- s. like- set> muh now sin.e > esu air at > ion charming bcst, ii - an hie a good little as we'll Vout fine talents need expursis' now Show you can top othets easily Sshl I 'skIts tSoi 11 to I)rc Ill Pleasing kin us ca-s now tunic the> neri son: gs'i-Jstiil and assistance 'slat, everything atourud the house effss-ient running and ekan a' a it hustle- fon't forgit ti-I r' Important bills 'sI'gl Oks p 11c5 its Jan .'U) 'iou has-c a fine c-han,-to he ststh interesting indisuduals who can help pair the it to greater succis (,rt rtsands run, write li'ttrr, make- ishur calls Keep huty and isapp> SQIAKILS Sian 21 to Feb luP 'iou want to has,' i gleams income and can do so pros i1cd you use only pmosrui I) stems iflutr,a.1 of ss'rnettiing unpredictable T'ust one wtuu liii linauival know k'ge 'isoid one who wants to take you cult i'fl r'ur tangent or other lii.? II -) 5 ii -I.. - - (II- I 5 (CI' .iJ 50 -iUr Sta'e sure >- ou pick out ifiright rropk with ssh'us-n Ssiu base mus,u rapport (or the fuss - - ,I ar---------------------------, '' "a' '"• inc imeaumenus liii! '*iJ,J acid mu!u to present chasm %soud tune A ho is a troublemaker II- YoLk (11111) IS hulks TODAY he or the will l. one of those people- who .ifrnost rnaJi minds of otheus and would do well in suh fields as personnel work a joscinmcnt appointment, police- wiurk ,nJ the- like Fducatitn should o' slanted .,ilu'ng such lines li thuc biggest sucrss hcmr I hue fit it of husirirts is good ilk,. a, well as interior decorating sihini,' the artistic talent cars 1- c Iutoi4ht into lull pta> ten ihc fuss! charm'ig effects leach eas1 how to handle mont> proiurri, 4 - 4 4 - 41 I I St' _.....t -- - , - Carroll kighini's Indiiudual I Ore-east fur >cur sign I ssr hop >our cop>' send >our hittlisijit' I to CurtaIl kighicr I .'c'asi (name of nrwspapcs) H" September is now read>- N lIulI',w osi (alit illil '5 t 'p'.'. .- , - - : -:-I - - -' " .- t -• 11 - - - \lI m I () 4 -.•,'•'•; ,, .•'i'.'t':: ' ' 11 -I Ct ' a a -- 5 1 • StTIi , •5,. i_If i.'s'tjfit Lut'S that ire- eomm.nl tnd in sf-uses for aIde-n Fuul,lrs-n I am sure mini mothers stcluld agree with me that k-siiirr sstio is cras 1mg or just hepnnurug to stalk need--s much or even more Vie- stouid not hate to deal with the-rn thi'i ugh scuffed shoes that even polish doe-s not c-over 's II l)I-'sR l'(lLL'i' - S H I' stantCd to know bust to Iii a gulls n front of her home- Fill the gulls. with rocks so the st.st-r can floss through Alter ii is filled as high as needed. lji light tar paper or he-ais plastic oser the rot Is and put f'-i f irt on the- top -f this rock bed f u-Oure1h miur-a -! lu"i still de-pc'- •r hi-st Jeep Shut guis is sin l'Lst-ut gras' 's-s-i arsi ('u stid Pijst- what I tf-1.? thrt 't -' I ri-ri--f ir1r 'flue tar p.a'ier us t keep the- iurt fr-rn tal-ru be-Sites-n the- r'ck, nd boc1urug up the drain.e \tRf. C It - I hate help for S H P who ha, waler q tut tbt (t.i. jf l-. tatj G5t s-ur.ue- old nirtts cut out Doth ends and s1st them in two lengthwise L's in the gulls end to end topside- up' and deep enough so ffr, can be covered isith dsrt 'u one but sou still know they trash Cots'- with tar paper or plastic to keep dirt from f.lung through This realls suited the- problem for us 'sET 1sF R l'i)LL\' - The putters dinner plates that I use rs'- i'i dais were- be-ginning to show wear from being stacked T pie-se-nt making more marks on them I now place folded paper napkins between the plates When the ta Ic is set a napkin is jIiejd on the- plate making this a time-saver as wi-Il as a plate' sast-r Whc dishes are p,t assas after washtrig clean napkins rs- t" i-ti betwe-en the plate's 'slit5 B 'si 'sic s li-It Pc ul.LY - I have se-se-ru flit roend pbahie- plastic bust js about six in - he' in diameter and fo and it 1cird to get thu lids on curie-ilk and sti wasting time- tr)ing to get the-rn on Finahis a bright idea stiuc K me Why not he-at the lid in hot water' That proc-edure has been ___________ EiI" n to help ease the lids off jars Si, I did just that and the lids 'napd on the icr> •first Sri -- (,EOItliIA ce ERE - lEU PuLl_V - I gisr ins small children all ins - expired anti unredeemed groccr v coupons to use fur pIn mont-s The-s usualls 1 )t - J---- i- amnuurts like 10 IS. 2 cents etc - mailed on them so M l', --__________ AT BRIDGE (ron fusing. these cue bids tisli; ii- rr s -tU tall slip he-jr Is At Table I in an Important -' - ti-am snatch South decided to lid three nuu'trutrp with his nc-ar stoppers in both major suits North thought it showed a sure he-a it it ,fspi- r anti South was nucust unhapp> it situ thu king ol tie-arts- b-ad hit' bin t hats' tis be- East ho-Id Just tine high he-art and no matter when hi- took it thus' suit blocked in-I 'silt hail tin t1 SSCIt' ,it asitible- to the- defense 5.t Table' 2 South decided against thin-c no-tru -sup and tout hi-. partner to list' clubEast upe'ned the 10 cut spade's ,int d'"lars'r f-ijI to hiusu- this-.f 'jt - -- James Jacobs - -i art' th-f unite-Is tt-s it bridge- s-kill bUt c's en tie-re- the-re' is a tn-flue-ndous i-Is-mt-nt of lu I \l,st tjke' ii $ood look at thus' south hand \ "u respond or diarnusund to tour paitfl,-r s nut s.pc-ning Ho- re-bids c-lubs iou raise- hun to three- and he bid-i thin's- spailt's It is- I Isa: that his spade' (all is 'trio' sort of cue- bid Is h' suggi-stir: a slam. asking you to id three' no.trumpit >ou can stop spadi's or mastic telling 'iou that lit- sun stuufs spades and rT.!rp ii 1 Ys.rr-v VI r j 1 i,f)% -a.a.'L ,,g Thu t:iJr 5 '-.' c, 5;h I "uriS last ' 1a, I'áii 1455 -- - - -; J '- - Copk SsSrrskr i• i• Istinkitifet a steddung i-ak.'' Wh not. says author Mrs I Line Reed select '..uar wedding gown ftc-sm a thrift shop' 'Choose.s rie'r1ar the 51W 'f thi' 'enK) -- hapel for -stiaited Right or-i. sas Mrs Reed. author of 'The Underground a Krautiiul Linde with More Love than Mone:' - 'A menu-able wedding ne-cd not be an expensive one,' said the author in an intervuew, - \Iones fs-rurnictant t4)e-thef a wedding that still be r;th t I tI.sugtite'r. Sus,iii. married in a public park S1It' stleejed 01W ,if the we-si- I .. '4 I -- _A :i7'_c F AA -L quilting bee for the- tirucie- tint io' risen helped raise' the- boris njs- i'd tis ri-turn to that kind of I finig, ,i'IuI- trs h(s-i'i (3) 161 Truth s-la-ht 3 Truth Ci' It) Wildif. WEDNESDAY - ' fsP'.,st's 0,5-.. 1 slim '€1 lit ?.-., '' ' - (7) Ps¼u-. * •%rrenic-ar 2 01) (3) ODYSSEY I) fMijd* by Crouk ' ----------------:.'i"', ..5'irJI 1/ - r •- A - .. s' - 5-Si_k - -'rsi ',,s, ' 51s- .is.' . i- 4 r r:es-a -, ' - ' .. - -.- -- "' L ' -' . - - '-.; _ - .5 __ 1 '- 1 Tet'rp.,raft.r,s iso'w3 (41) WIld. Wuid WeV 4 V3 (4) 5a-e,s,i Fm'. 0 (5) iIr. s (74) Crarsge Cosine, -';.u..'.i' - -.-- - _s_' - - 9:00 (3) -- 1 .iS9.4it __________________________________________- -w cT FINAL.L.Y HIT - - , -_i____'s_.__-- - THE. JAcq'or, . , * RNI. (61 (9) 't LI (44) - II 161 ( N.--'' Pe- ',,eif"i Tor-cPst SP'so'* %L. -' -: I -,%s- LET ME CaJT - - - by Dick Cavollu 4c, y,'s- NCQCCLQfl-1 - 's.s, -, - -, .c-- - BREA)< -- WINN Dlxi E J:ii that. as mans shown below Learn IbqLaws of Human %lo(sation' The-s loom sue' [., - r -I, ( m ?kATit - .c russs ' 154.'4T m ----c -- 'j TTu-4C) ,5.l: 5 , , t;n-.P "a-? - -' - 7 -.,t tin _l ' - -1 "i '- ' • -t• SETTLE S4 s,t.i.'sg prs [ - I I ,'& p - . -- , iru. ' - g, ' '' - 's' - _ r-' r --'-"-.- - ttL'sOtJ"i I agp g-s.sr", ssRjrp [cur.'s CI4FCs'- 'i_sr i LS.X . -5 co.'s-., --.-.t; ) uuce4rAL;cVnsi' , ______________ - - / s'. -\ - -. -- s -' -') - - - IiIlr-( hAsa-d ha' iS hi - N 7 - the autixur, flwIotiurf'r$J-u,crn can often be' a probk-rn, sb. adds, particularly if >uiui .It-eick'd against a traditional churcti we-tiding Cheek the are-a muortuanes, ihe Uie5. Don't be- squeamish about the thought of a Hiortuary chapel soften iuvai!able ill flO cost,), says Mrs. Heed. One- of her own slaughters, Nine>- Arm, wasruarned in one ' - It was an intimate chapel of glass and rock set in a garden of lush green splendor and furnushed with antiques of the it toni.aru e-ni. whit- ti s-he had tenen as the theme for tier 'cs--I-tint' - ç 5' - I stti rt-t-entl>- opt-ne-cl Sariford's firt ti-minis suppls s-hop, "Tt'rmis Stuff." lbs attractive-I>- dee-orated shop is stocks-ti with evens-thing thi-: te- rmis fart nsce'th, ft-it 'lothung Its equipment Mother of two > ttsidre'n, and ex'ph> sit iii e-du - stiomi teat-tie'r at I,> i14,iri, linda eno>-s all outtiosir s-psnis t's;wciaiI> tennis. if - • -- quiets-n - 4, - - - -- -' xygc - L., - _. -- . / 'iOtJ Tu-."Os - - c- i - • - '5') 1'-,, 1.,i,,5 s,, 1(:'i.\ • I I u - - , ', - ' -. L - ., I , - (4 t, t - - _> i - .1 1 - -- ___ - ' / - I • I - t'Ity) I i.'l I u - I \t i 'I.. - l • ______________ - ' (t. -- " \ \ '-,' .' ,. - - ("\ 1 5 '5 iL_,.,,t' ._,.._i •Ices Falk and Sy Hairy interesting story, though that is helpiul BUt itisi should also offer sour e- ustt'ineri,punishuunei-s, o.'bents 'r patients sssmethusg tangible it hi5h the themse-is i's can iii their or plate- tf bualtuess Cc-msI'jcsu st4s stated thi.s (dPI y man a1t5141d Jg, >ou fe-se-ti huiut f "Bsu teach hum HOW to kah and >ou feed him (tsr ts. )e'arc'' it's fli t shs i u-t&i.sc't o kins:stic sinil social pr'bIems - ' - seuple taih SLL I. THE PHANTOM _________ .- - ..- (•7.i;s1s-j] h •)-' / merchandise, whether be in dentistry or even newspaper writing It tint enough just to make - '' I , ' .' I IJ tuç - , I ° tuuouise'nit - a-'pi '-;i ' -i 'a 'i"r t,,'4(" I %' t Et' " -,-----51 - 5 . - '- -u r - - I ,- - ' ,i - ,c-/ ' ji cz -- Must Walker -\ ' e-Tl,V "s Dr t1.sn has apdy stated ,e-,eof the essential pt-suits of laW. - sub ) S' ssdAT ç's Ti-'hiø TilE OFt'A %• UN;FOR.S's ,,, - - - - -,.\ -- - GHOST _J " ' (I' (••, U 20 G I : ,5 C(iI()n)1i - Nesti Sesame -;---.- S is-ii J "\ -______ J ___________ The Student Teichers 'tus -ii ci i)5 s - -p of this daily column Juff because it i-43 &kasin to (lunic-s tacks" and offers spectflo.'it'iou ii' bce-n writing (i-sr CAL not generality 01- NT 5.1, %tus(;AzINF: for That speciftcitv is wt,i' Sears '0 snout it the Jenttiti risoses merchandise ,3s'rsias She know ui.'ULIIteI'l UI store-a aissi make-si "Butlwant you to give theee adsrtmsing copy sell m.'r" doctor's some tangible Ideas. I goods gartsermethowhichtht ('umpire these two boost can take home and ee-t -ut titles, used in sucs,-vs.sus-, years their own dental practice the us a national newspaper ad very nest day Fur lhaoe (osasd that ifs eftisingcampa:n The price wI the s.snie a,sd s,kss.tor 'an bring home eve-n both gut the sanue aniutait :1 specific des ice- to use in tus fl Sl'I't'lP'lo'IT'i' - BIE Ill hAui.Iv' I MIÔiIT tS,,A'.E (53) 5hr'.ist , .s-, '' he - 1 .1 -. auui wate'r s-ports- Slit- l tier L- • I,.,,,, - i.i ' I i.\ ((it - It il - it ii, is),- 1 thu tsto t'riterpristrig gal', 5 . -- \ THE - • 'hi- '' - ii L s-s -:-•--.-- - L - me- uloete it Nurses "5. - -i s,-4-__• - - '• _____ - ,1 -. -' ww' Wednesday is family night. ,-'- ' DEEP THRU p 413) Name-s-is Ness - - * ' - '5,, BLONDIE I ,,, ,. (011 cIJ *lLUft If 11* *Li1T. (2.u) Sir"$4) Lnn In Sp.o- OIS4S'I.J -I 30 (2) i so n smsswL)qer-, - one of our Continuing ducatson --1-_,L. 'iJ"t - - - uu / A5.D said, ' - I'd Like uou to conduct a i-hosai' seminar at - , ' - GnU 'rIU -- Lad I - r' is_I) QCCII -. rruqnnjss p5'5qf i •cr 's ii 'je'i,st SIr----- - - - ' -- Cr's, Life Ls,q'si,s'sir - -- -- :"e-. - - - - ft- G.,us'.• ilé) Sesr? ilorm spec iIkity - - ii most appealing t)entists I.' ir iusonfhs ('cuntr,il riutichics and inhs Itic c-us) s.s.ay hrtish No-Roach in cabinet - C tiphotirds ,,raund b;ittiriucu,,s and kitchcmu futures %i.itch I 5IO - - ,lrr,scaIffrcJ,i', (I) tlqwj st-ii "t' Ousee Show ce-es. - -. hush iu ussil. -- 121 , "co-ar • a151c-ip 2d'i hi-) ______________________________ _____ 2) IT (4) In - WINTHROP _________________________________ __________________________________ ' "r.p -c c,,,,sfIll t44) s-a ,. 1 20 (3) s,turn Ti) ' J H(iv!(y-c-gs, afl5p,- Woi'd 'e Lowe 01 Lit. Brad'4 Buncis 54e-sun'% Se-s-si ¼'P# _______ stus -, ill Cs, fi\ 1' Iimsruiti - f-ip WORRY CLINIC George * Crate., Pft3., MO. ) I - - - 5sip Dnctnr -tq. Cl '1411? 'p > - lu -i--UI 1' iiii 0-anibit Pass*o.-d 'XS%'f if the Pitil \fr('.uins'-R,d Rot. -fle4dW3V -- v- ------ - ---- - ;r- in '.s, -- iI ______________ (9) It)) -' 35) (3) (4' ) ________ (4) - ,,e-,.,-- (-$41 ---n Saust 2 00 (2) (61 5h gist ATERNOO \ Li1• irti (3) The Ptaturatsts (5) W.arc,-s We'b'0i 'C 10 (3) Cons_ ,tit - -;4--t by Bob Theves "se Gui$dlnq it 30 (21 1401lrmocd Ii) 00 (II - - Wl,5fd Of (5) 9-30 (4) P,'o-.he k' -•t FRANK AND ERNEST mu - 9 tO (53) .'c-.-°e _ -"'i,s Of Ossr Idfl4J* 1' '30 (2) I-P s-JOTE (N Kit-tuLLE Kr-au!.' passage us 'he his-. e 2 00 (2) P't,rlmid (44) stitinf, Bri I5"i kTL&4 Roaches and Ants in'CrrsJtOql,ip P. •srrrar,ce W4 _ - nu 1 %4,p - ,.t' - mu-eu It tin s ill hun anti leiths" is N(ir'-c (Jt11s- .'el -- ,r'ç (.aflfii I p s's-s (4) Piprr't Mason (5) MCi#,P '1 T43 (3) Os'saPs ',i•. (6) The Jokørs Wild 50 30 (25 atfIa --() Th, gio.o Meetr - c liii? uhi's i-s -i mitre tert ,s Proqrarnx ScP-ot Roard ' !luivklc'hru'rv Iunn cs.,,s-p Show is's SeP'coi (1) 45) & Lowrcnc, .' -, - -is - . Phil rn nhat Tons .- aewv"r ru- 'tti 30 (21 (5) Bnaos B'q To I 00 (41 C,tt a,,rgi,rofl (5) P,Sikp Css..gias (II) 5 sesr5 I'-4Crrpj - CBS Moerun-ug Piqwt (6) m. ill Mv Children ii ''V'0".' '"iii (5) Suer - aubstee e ts (6) Siss- -iPsu-se' apmas-citT '2) T'(-'e' C.. Sion (6) Sa-rrr.sr Pipe-' (74) -Yssterp..ce ''S- rIse's- - s-' \F,W 'I'flHK ''s-w Do V r.r ($4) Pe'?vw'o junctuon t7 - nr-,, (,'id',bOr3 -' :ur F J luri' it (ii o'o ,I ii MOQMING (P'-?drer 13) a, -. c -is..:' -si. i .. - -' 4 i.e .l,' ',5.- - 'N.''.•- , it.i-.' TakU '°'-, (51 tIit .e-o.'d Ii 3 id-45 hh'tit s.r. r.4 , f', cnr Ni-un-n.e-s Only 01) (3) P Li'is' LusTy 1) (14) • i 30 (5) s,e ccii 51'ai ' - iii Pfr'ej 7 Fixuel (or the reception is basmeally cake , a $15- wedding - iiasvIuiou(-ui -"'" ('ed (l?tC to form a we-diling book - tiltkk champagne I recipe give-np - Tn 1.ii Th. (2S) LAlAlN LAST e 01 tu c Z (3) -j - tuiel made, for Mrs. Reed's to -4- rss' 5i c:us'sti Tt,l sot "Enthusiasm, -rcativity, uuicittwrs wedding, the se-il was If that ulut'snt Iui"t't >uur wannth and a sentitlientally bc,rniisted ''fruuus rut> s-er) k'4tn('st frieneb" and the ban' needs, )iU can choose tier rotnatic approach rank far the hawaiian Wedding for $ ahead of finances in leaving a ilkere'tuit'f - auuue- from a bride's grandmother. 1e-asant Wedding for $98. or is Lasting 'I'cs trIp the uncertain bride'- MIMI Wi-siding fur $102. The book is- filled stills II :51 11 Sari alfuird a musore inexpensive-, nose-I anti, elect se-led lie-i the-me for an s&iuu,e'tiuuut-s-, far-out ide-as for the suue-slu('rcsis e sst'ululing day, the 5- SIM- nis C tlie-e-, Sin prospective bride' who wants to isuthur uuus-luije's a section tith-il s-vIes S ass Ariie'ricari I usdiari 'Putting It All Together," Wi-klsrig (or $202 sr rens-mtx'r her we-skiing day ltlick some-thing tw'sde' the el,s cit-ar listing a s-erie-s of live "fabulous Culture Wedding for $165 ilie author said the' whole old dad ahuiust ste-nt bankrupt. isse'slding,i for 11(X) or less" lii.' lb'ivenI> Wedding, For thesis of the txMk Is to show that Twinkies, for example, cant if >ou do an> one' of these- things Lx- pun-based at 100 for $t5() ant -- - - --- ours-elf - > ou can the-ri affrir,i >uu will tiase the base, for - I'I% a.... ti splurge on Mime-thing cake that can be converted hit ri-till> want, sut- ti as a band. Or, a c-lever castle or ii liii- > > 110 tan simply save the money pyramid ( )III an u 'U IIitIft' spend. Wedding gowns are another mother, tisake- >our own (or Ie-s than $25. or tour area thrift shops- where- often beautiful Ac-tiding gowns - worn fur an t-stiniate'cj rsirnutes - can b- - ' - - --' ''-w"f- WOtJLf RATHES, UFFEW TP Pst.M H(JP4C,.EI AJc Th1R51 •TI-44N 'EsAPE MYSEI5 tiv A6biSlci. 'v'O(J I ,5uoE) ?i'si''S 113) Starr-sit Thrullt.,Ii,rt (I)) M.'..ie the duthof. ItthjOr area where ttic ('retis hsrude-.elect can sate' sortie- ca-h, s.a Mrs. Ret-ti flit- author suggests >usu ste-,sr is se-nti:mwntal hand-ruse-down - () FVE 51PN by H..-.AkI L c.ui -' bride i-ames .1 prayer hook tO)Cd li a single sthite rsi ' 5ps-i) cut heather k-rn A--d. instead of costl) flusters, the five bridesmaids carried inexpensive glass wind ChIIIS, added Mrs Reed. s- her own wedding, Mrs Heed chose an he'inl(sun theme - -- ' -* - - 'k Flowers, at .1 cost 01110, are i tabs of white roses and babs 's entire party 5s the ceremony -- WLL 5 AWCN'T YA Oc-#SEA MOOCH YEW I U6UAt. DisSE F J A SAUcER 0' ,-' 'i5Lbu ' ) t'%auiiple. siMs $2 The' siedding gown. at 115. sn angel robe fashioned it situte drapery satin. Or son tuhul toirriuss -I Jilt) -I),iughtt'r's robe, •,nil get aseo scot-fret' The •sttcn(ksnLs gotins ,srichoir robes Ironi a church il school Cast- $2 s-acts (or ttit' rental (hngs listed in Mrs Reed's book - the lht'asenI% Weddir - in si fitch .,dditinal t-pe'nse ties-c s-e-jiji'ed b) selecting rented shoir rcbes for the bndesmasds The problem of getting the' sii-ddirug part) to the park settrn on time' and without being seen by eves-s- one before the (tiVIflOri) was solved when -i generous friend, owner of a 'I "-a _ - ()IPr(,Sh!fl/1 r U SD.A Y - rr('T. -.fi' BUGS BUNNY - - ' - - 1 - I I - - "fbjk - , Ii - LsEH t 5t)LL (uii..is iii - '' I - - • : I• • _ • t • • :.ii .-''' M1S I.-\t'K i.vriiii•: M.irrit'tI .-tli1 . Ifl Satiftiid - • J £. ¶ - /5 - • AmP fl_as ilw.ms-t fleen -lt,s'.'-e are showi in it -- mrS lb.' lie'lsI-i esmug. t .v,e nil e -sig 3iifluI the",- eh,iti-,'it iri'i' tla g'he'i'-''utP,fsr,1c-s 'he'v etinew.'sI .ns •i.. - - - t-tg fl . field thet' ie.s o' ninwi ss.'ing ther, sin-' -liir-' vent along -s i'mqs 'r4 c _) / -. - p - - What >- ou make sf I \ -• ' . . , -. Al pC-1 t , th m tim is R-st. i, 1t . ' . Pollys Problem _______________ l\ll' - - Ti Jill ()\'S . I. ',a' t ) 'Cr"ri ., I. I ri I IS ner robIem Its (isv aid & ________ Paner Yellowiri ,- '- - "1 tic Stars irupes, they dci not comptl if '•- - ) c)Ut life is latyci) up to 'iOI w / S P01 NTERS I - ' 48 - • nil hiii £ WIN -- / - ______57 I I - ,u* I. I l.su tis.hI St SsusI,irit -. ________ 55 ?I L P /11111111 '0" -L.- ' 51 i-_-- - • 41 - __ - ________ 49 ruence I intit- u IIs 41141i55 I 55* SW •.'JI • 51'.l •' seemed so nice of coffee and &ked hum if I had $st made a fresh he stanted t join me for a cup IMv husband had left for stork I When this man got inside he sat at the table and kept loisking at me funny I felt uncomfortable hut kt-p4 talking and supping coffee Then he said he'd never seen a mobile home like mine before, so I offered to show turn around. lie kind of cornered me in the babys room, hut I managed to get out of that situation and back into the kitchen I kept praying someone stould call me hnally. I edged toward the door, and opened it, and told him I had a kit of stunk to do lie left reluctantly Abb> - I am only 2 Am I ruaise Was I wrong in ins-sting him in for coffee' Do most men who talk to -' I T 't - ui:n So, ?'ince ou felt that the purpose uf as to "soak" the guests, I donl blame 'ou. PEAR AI3IIV I pist had a terrible e !1I •3 the gurI iho 'orkc herr s hetn rnarred soon. coworter sI'gestc1 s-r guns sve her a fifId3I ShOWCt I uTe bride to he $ t1 tears oki urd has beei in irned bfit '' has her fiance The bride made up a It' of suggested cio'icr i.lt dutnbutedto alltbegsrLcm ms 0 rap a -1 28 29 (i of those tit1s40500 orderi i-bet're*s Us, other sold only F? tad the answer is -n iifls" (The best nightof the week) - in Or t).ans suggestiva flainty,thid*it'e-u4 people ti,. spectfic help. 4is-urtship 'a thus a go. sri or generic beaJin that CUte-i -- 8ETTR Y*LU( THAN EVER! niay romantic tecbzusque besides Iub(ssuug But 'Kissing i iflult - iPecifi. ii) it mAd the 4U,,'*J 'R) CVPIi-1 i. ouiises,ted -s sib tiuta - colunirs ansi is a benefit" you rsr-gds,rc-i thus fluid tilJitS pe'vuiw Itatiisg Stale's I iii,, I ds, lhi'i iiti"ethatti, sops-il. -, i LisuplWtV dint..,; - - s ':s - - - '*ms) 55 'I :51St'- - t -• - -. ' lie is- Soti -' - 5- -- .1 i'.sw i A i4 parents, efitpk)5i'(S aiJ gnu pissse-i-s eto.' tndunth,bijds o4 thia o.v4wn I lik,wtse vIfi-r sog the a tio.'al "Applied Psychul - . • •, 5 45 )s i -j t -r , - lass 'i us rend, a slam irs asd suit pusey ihosed uu •rirt h Toi)fl (ft )-'1 ii lr,it,ad 'it budding tj .t. >our parurie, hat bid tut-ar rican "sl5.jtdo',utdun,,s' 4ssr iomsu.n S's ' -' ... I/A '''' -.t 's--s 4's. ' - .1_A - "( - ,& 1 - -5' is 'P' - A -, --4w - :i -4 : ,. s"1' -u-'4s--ri .41 -i,4s 4 I'. . #' 'ewe. 4.' •. • Ju.5.- 's - I bibs etC ' - 1-s; IjF i v . -' ' -.- - ii '•t cPus-wing .iini cc Ctsip _t'•, )"i •4:'l.' ,*• *1 ou 10(51 U - inigintil 'is - £ • iillut'i'U. fllIflj uoctors sif an it.eelie inn dentistry iiisi'iitiiml ctsiiluiutng st'rais-tsesssks i*.4,Ss,uIgIsta C's-wsisu,wv.i wi.4 •4it5-5 a 510 i4a,4, eiass. e.oiis.e aei it ta1 '.'. #1_i IS Pa•Sa-i ;S5 SiP - 5i .s..e. cnioeic ecoe C)NL451'u ii- St tiL4%5 $09 Fte-no.h tse iNi wa. ' FlU as-at nI 5.j,ufurd - - �61 8A — The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Aug. 4, '1973 - Americqn Tradition % - Nicknames: An , , . .:.,. Jat 1i rr' (1mrade1) than lb UMal hair, ig1t iia'r lv4s uffi u u remiallu we puIk1 away frcu !:.:r;;. a carrottop. Wttc or f.t4 1.1'., : son , JFF Young Set 115O i w iu. t., tc'i a a pu4g -piun1 f'iithafl 1Inr.'fat'e, The hMss of these waj or Theodore. Mans a $milwad, Speck f a freckle. gw.rd Nicknag *as dubbel Slats are an American furope. has pacscd into oblivion. and it kid christened Percival or face. I once roAmeti *ith a rnup would he tliffh'Ult 10 M) thc tradition. compatible wi th mr There U more aft ('('tlofl and Phinca, has survived to Sometinit's pandas Pc( ails. ihwh included tcIIow who had decnptivc origin Hoc. infnrmnaht in Bill than in adu)thjj, Iai cnpk, b'. I'V nchant for fanntiarn and i responded was rather zi earning the tag of Bud, or Butch 'mechap Vet sboii)dan 'yen itJiO them darken m office this The obvious nickname, .INThS)fl. )'OII hate just been ' fulfilling the dit-tinnar I I • & II I I it ,1'' r a apiaiu macn as Mob Rnhe, Jim for Jam It may' originate from a physical .r'rii'at.ry,t - 1 - mathematics to see OW tiulS piece ow as up to be a wardrobe favorite for the Campus Days ahead. ________ - : I - - ? .r . H 'Clemente I - Se man tiCs - - - Top Talk kI' - .. _. lul - . poyet$e, doublt Al' e'.chme th.bli$r• 1c_ t - - % - ))f5 y. . .q .• . 0 . S - appa re nt disagreement in 4atements from the White Houaeandtheman .hop*lped President Nixon kt tnrw rwrc .. ,. - S I .1 . 4 , . - . I3 . - - .- . --...-. . .- k. - , JS - - 4 I / ii ' 4 I - - .- ~_ 11ii—_ I 'bpnalp and last Mat - K lit Lie u acres '..d been bought b) an in. ''ment pa fuK'd l lanp I'l li!; _. ficnilever. v, a tX-%..,TiaTX-r ar. 'wle AtIplanalp . said therr m as ri~, rm7xjrhtjcm involved . .. - - A- --- I of hu quarter cer:uhI lit President l) - a .. LAFEH\ kEl 1 ii i s nett h opened IFe s clothing st ore of fe a sample of her wares. LaFern's is ready to outfit voungste their annual March back to school . ,(nturt \.. - 1. ____~_ - h - - ___ "i . , I Tri I S - . . Monti as he worked in his t'\' ecut:ve Office building suite Presidential spokesmen % i 1; not sas hen te cpeec made, much Ir what a:.. contain "The President hasn' t PH. 372.3524 - . . . . . . - h Rl * - - Pia ttnc- , offices of Tax Collector Troy Ray will be .en all day Saturda) from 9 0 0 :- race oft at th up .-..- .uurid of the beIP sOles, Chunky heels. -- thick - a ' bDld designs that thS pin.for theseofrthicic license ta 11,111 Y. Pointing out Monday is the deadlu* for the tag Purchase. mud long knes are eqwted then, i1U not cxp-ted. Ray sai& that the state * extend the Iicng ind beca of tag shages and he full) cx a suff,ej en t number tif tags on hand to meet t •... -- I ,. .... -" hn nc'ts, All the important Poll-Parrot tr tso - stu' (-': ,' - fl k~TOIIIIIIIIISChoot 'a I SALE SIGNS to lure hack to school shoppers to l)owitown Sanford . This sign. in front of Knight Shoes tells bargain seekers this is the place to Ut aS iOn 0n your feet fashion a-rn fOR ert 'tt- -. 'A?f ' - Ii . - V. ,! i' -. '. 11 . ., , , . '. I I 01 and Short 5 -- ~ .. crnment and join him in cot-r(-(nong the iriupact of the cial -Nixon is expect - ed to strts hat aides call the "tag pi( ture" in a ptulosophucally.tuncj television address. addre leasing a point-by-point rebuttal of Watergate allegati ons to a written duewiwnt al_,,-: - due for ri-It-aMthis we4-k . - -. . I - -- - 1 r9 - / Boy s Jeans "-1 s,.,1 fr. T - nd ' . S ) ' Size 4 - 16 , 1 I ..' . / ; ; - r, ,.4~ ... 7' ''çi t • - ,. - "Godfather" Baggies $ 88 27" to 36" waist short, med., long, ex. long Req - 5)6.00 . -,/ 'elf ?ff/" - CHURCH ST OR L AMX) 42-32l 1ait ____ - F. I ii i ST ________ -. - ,-; _,;. - I. -FOR1) 322-1494 'k'.JA • /-. rv1 1 if is Sportswear • • Slacks ' 95 •Shorts • Tops - - ii~ I (1' \7IjI (L Air- 208 E. FIRST ST - -i ~~ a ~ SHOE STORE : PH. 322-0204 fw FOR THE FAMILY .J.. Iix Reduced / i, ___~__ (L ~ wwwd *atom DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-47 12 -- -- ør it, kId Fo rC - e k ay - - - - - - - - - - i - • I--' -. .'-_.- -- -.'-- S - -t-- •t incur th -- -- - In other actions, l-ollI,JlisiiJmr5 tutu Knowles to explore negotiations is liii (1w Se,,iiniuili' VM( A for jios.'dble use of (1w (i4'ta'rlormitinug mmii t-losed i it) sssii,iiuiil)g J)4K)I it, (;oliisbori, for H $1 per year fee. $ d. C, Mt-Coy wmsa uppoiriteil to Iii P. Sanford Ilousink Authot-Ity replacing tirenimmn liriekilib Boa., recently rnoiied by ('Oliifiiiuloqi,-r , iihi, is list-ligibit' to serve wider state lists John Men-er arid John Fitiptitr$i ii is err re-is jupointril it, lOW' year ternis on the Swutoril Airport Authority. Connunisahoncra accepted low bids of 144.636 from Ward 14)I'rHflce for is new fire truth and 1l6.aOO from Itumniry Millwork and ('imblnet uop for mill work for the law police hradquist ters urm.Irr i umnistmu lion oil Iiiso It At-i' at Ninth St. -- • :.ir< - - - I- 'orr1rnissiorcrJ aLso voted to reconsider Aug. 27 their 4eci* of Last montn In provide fl tract water and sewer service to 44 -arres to be developed in R 427 near Suntand Estates l Newburg Develsment Corp. Mayor lee Mrs-ire and Comjnntsioner Julian Stenstriun voted against the reran. -ieration motion saying it rimuld mean utilities woukhjit be provided thu. Newburg Twt for Cur years CIty Ally Vernon Mize wa-nel if Newburg has ,airaauty i'tei1 n r.'Iiance an the t, s prevlou.j action it may te' liable Inc tamages tiimmissioner, John Mnrn,s, A A Vii-Clanahan and ( -.r1, %fr'psr 'utittl for reran. - urieration "in the light of the regional asrept studies authnrt:.ui uad iLuu the I4,JflA deficit i:v city laces next year in utility department operabons Knowles told cnmmkssmriers to et per rent federal funding if a sewer system and 're,utrnen: plants now they must he on a regional basia Consulting engineer Cal Conklin has told commission.,, 'msn(m-s1's existing sewage 'r''strn.'nt plint wit! Pe' ''i"rtot,-f .u'l' 'b.' "-r' fl rr-- -r turrIt 'o Or iight m,' r,.-, t. I t-a- r - at, ttv:t.., ir -.-t --:- .r.. - - - - - - — - Bond Revocation Delayed ('ASSl-l.hILl(IIY I to mit', .,uiu it issornl.sy night i'tt-uiiltul calling of III,' ts.nd in, Reliable Garbage Service for another 31) .iay- s after ('It>- Alt). K.'nni'ttu %lch,itosli said iiiminis eomui plainits from citizens against tic g hr ha ge •-mu uqui y ag'' im,u juiustuticl %Ic-lnit.ishi, a ho headed ,nm i risc-st i got itini of no ,imi'r.mu 5 (l)iuih)loinit', against (lit- Iranhis4'd operator. .uauil citizen's expe-t Itelioble to oi'k tit) as iuiouy as Ili plastic bags of trash a ts'ni iimml tao bags sst'kly mint' I all,ii for mi the frmumi(-tmiw igri'i-,,n'tit iuiil list' t itii•Re(ust' to pay for the i'itr,. tiiisli li-k UI), lit' soul ilie uuiipisn) ri'qut'st.-il thi.it lii' 'it', grant .Ili •-stiusu t riiiui-hist' ini1 emit-I cmiiIilusiumli ,if ,ull tb loimiciuts is-n Burg lar Ihi- -ltil.li', •ik .t'kt ii It m ity t'u milk-, t g.irtia,i- bilk is itt, uuii)fltlils utility bills \h-1 mush -sisuii, kuts,- v,-r, a full time i'iltlulo> t' a i'uld be' uict'eletl I_a li.iniile the additional billings - - A tree burglar uprusaesl and made off with more than worth of trees from Bonsai Fast. Highway 17-92, in Fern Park, early Monday One of the trees was a 20g. )ear-old Jm.iniper, only three feet tall, worth $2,000 . ording to Greta Harnett. owner t ii.ini Mrs. Harnett said anoti-uer Imussing Bonsai in in a lava container was worth $500 Several other niuniature trees -, roots ' $ '-re' m.. -a.rt.'i1 ua- irg Investigating officer 1) H. Heavers said the 'wily evutlenes, it the semi' was footpr.nu he said the trees were fenced biur the fence ws flc.( damage1 in other ac-toa tf'e sherff 1 deportment arr-'utii. 'hr... per -'.00.,S Monday nt' :.ir :- -m i pisimf rr.arl'l.'r-m,, tteitetl were L - 'es' Elliot. 204) Lincoln i Ciuusetberrs B.irrv 7' riums Post, 1068 ')wtenta Ave %:tamonte Spnngs arid J.nt't 1.. Liicore, 200 Lincoln Pat.. eLberty - , - 3 000 , 7'ui' wind or .-iltiui muni set -it 5.Jflfl .ifud tue l.micnrc Is 'Aunij 'ur P'usnt !4xI - _________________ NI e vv Plan Ma y A dd d New Ta -- x .-t..;,A. t-,: : ': alum- fl ums touted air the paat years it is a real estate ',i (Tee town,'' will hwe that lt.iu C - wutlun the nest few Area Deaths - j,511- %1;!"'It V.;01 l'ct-nu t', e' Sanford died Sunday at Se;iunoie Memos-sal llosial lie was a native South Carolina an.! came to Sanford 56 >ears ago lie was a uimeuiilrr and trustee of a Sliasionars' Baptist Church. lie sursived b his we, I uli a daughter. in I.iw, I rune'e's, sister, I)aisy Calti"el I; brother, Joseph, I'hiLadt'lpi'uj, grambuns, Earl, arift'rml. ('art - ('urby, .Ja;,u c's and lirs- an, I'hiLide Iphu Wiistni'EichelLwrg,'r Itortuj ry in nit mt if , Bergman. in a 'leilvereti fit the itv isUu-ul seat week, ir-.iui '_he thrce-mmiill CVY anti ptuinta Kit the ta2 will ilu bring the city an -additional $47JUU annually fronzi cigarette tax, bevause of itate iesiwrmtuienb. The city cuuneil, to begun, budget leilberatisais r'iurday .1 !,:ht. us "spetteil t' ihri 'nit ' ;A lf mlu,ui ''-'umuientIaHon -rOatxms un I town nirsage ' . - S '' m mm -ic r l uimcme lrmi - twii usters, Sir's. Ethjua - tbilsou, North Vernon, Intl and 'sir's. Bertha 'sleech, Corymlun, lad ;r.UItAOW Funeral Home is in hargt' at -irrangernaent SIRS, 'suiF KIN tao , ttr'. 'sl.zrn,e I s rn,ir'l Sanj-d diesi %lmiu.tj'. mnurm:'. , Thoni County, i--i it'e caine to Saums nit nu liMli "a_artist,,, mnelmisi bar sist,-SIN Ethel Hubby of 1-'.,'u.m fl-n-ti m-e and nephews I' . hr . r' Fune in ' _________ _________________________ . 155,uipIii - ,_,, 'tram. '''tIN IL 'IliFa - -t k -twarci I utht'r, :, .tt Jetsatluint. -tst. SanIur ticil .it his re'oden.-c early thi mIklrnina 1k was ,i natfl- e of New Itiddletown, Intl and tdiltt' to Sanford ii years ago Irmium tckh*mn, K) He was -i retinm-,t ht'ad ks.'kmtun with thu S Ctirpa of Fngineeni, -i Sl.vsqi isflcJ itut'flis- of the t .'-rumuan Reforuwsl Ctuurt'h Surt- is cs's Include' his w tie' Sir', Sarah J Luther, Sanford I N'*' brother tth,.ri - - , 11i lb.- i-its count- ui mippruus-isi Ilt'lnut,.sh'j nI'iiuimilu,'ikimitii that thii' t,ui Iil,fl) st'niil pIckup si'hi.'mlules to this' t'ituien alit! M'li plastic- [wigs kit a let- to in,huislc' lOckup i'ust tu'r tr,,si us.- ('111111)1.1 lilts sri- to (me 111,1,1, to (hit' gmirtsggc' 'iuuulwifi', ,ikI i - ' L i-I \ \1 - INlU5shi 'its .stttmrtm,-s iiitg1hI',fSI I1MU U lUII3 Noon Stock , Report 5 -'-I 4 A. A,),,-, - -S.' '.5' 2 'I' 0 0110,1 0' iii °e' i- c.' p , , I04, 4+. 46'. is'. is'. a 7', 7' ' 7' ii'. II'. 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W. ii'7'. • ' - ' ' ". - -1, eelo biitiget revoinmendatiuns r - - -: ire heeded. I 5511 tIl\i P'fl' ' - - Ity %tanager Run Runnfmxi - .1 mit, r l f-u:- ft I 1*- nimLif it'd it hit' cuuuiptaints are ii't 1 fts%% .'r.'l tiM II) no go to a c-tm,, ipulsory garbage sy stein iupt'rat.'sl by this' city, thu-re is going Iii be a problem, - Mel lilostu ,is id (lnuili'r tIn' cli',collection s)iteiii ,iski'ul b) hti'IiabIe, %teIuitohi .s,suml a ri'aidtq,t tiwn mild limit-c his waler llis,-itinutl it pa> fluent was mIt r l'('l'it i'd fill garbage set-s icr - H> tIARK WEIVI-t herald Staff Vinier 1.J F I 11 - , .1r(---rul Ity r)'4'flflu(tsiorA.r I%f.rif. -, s.r '''t - i.i.-'.' I,, ,iii i. - 1) liiti ,,n-4 Atsiates fr,r pr.iiminar-j r'porta towards fegii-nal sewet' plant concept. M•Wi Iu,iiti tumms;uit.il building, •iui- sci u,nil in liii' stati.' f II riLi ii ,litiiunal equini,-nt needed and es-alualions duplication of services 1rustees authorized ad Trustee vi(-e-( - t,.iirnluan John st-rtising for bids on an adi-vans said Monid,iy- the ixiani ijitional 25 ton air conditioning ssanuis lii mon-I with the county unit (or the east wing. Hupital cflhiiilussiorwrs to discuss the administrator Robert 114'sss-rcr hospital questions fact' to face. reported the $12,000 unit will Hospital trustee's suited April hi other actions, the trustees orunet- t with, two present 40 ton 17 it) buy- Ss'iiiinok lAalge, 300 voted lii study putting units to tiring the 1961 wing to Hay Avenue, for $320,KK is-itli lItbOlogIst (V Gar .ini a lee,") an adequate let-el of air con. pl,snl.s Iii cuns- t'rt it to ,i lor-sers ut's basis instead of his 'litiuining Iwdiatrics stinig but State \tty ,present contrat-t for 12'. per. lk'ssercr said for three da>-s, (;"I' hInts-ri Shws in ruil.-it hut' rt'nut of iieiuiirtflu'nt ir ( oriie bit) siceks ago the enuergrric-y trui't.-t- hate no authority (ara) hi.i requested hut- per- risoll and other f.icdities in the uii.k'r hits to acquire luriqs'rty. i'entage Is' increased to 16 per a ing haul inside 'i'mperatures Tb,' authority is vested Ili (Put' cent due to increased siorklosid iii oser 81) degree's shcn one of Si'iiiinoli' ('iiunty- Commission. f the hospital department he he 40 ton units broke down July lii County- (:(uluiuu,lssi()ner heads I a I. lyile Mean, licltona, was .John Kiuiilxirougpm, in a letter, Trustee tndrt'ss (.irraw-a) .olimiitteii to the hospital staff provided the hospital trustees said the pathology department Ste-,oi, is ho practices with it I ss ith 12 detailed questions is the onuly hospita l department Jerry Robinson, is a formiu"r tluiimmmiissig)ru'rc ts-iøit uir;wt'rtsI still on a mm,ntrnt-t in- bais US Navy physician Who r in their study justift mug Ow (tillers. tint mud i rug radiology, II ears headed the Sernin. - : nursing boiiue puri-ti,ise on i ti-c-for11-1 %4' lss'ii Mi'uxioria I eni it'rgcncs room itit' questions include esact sers Itt's fI.iSiS, M-fiictpl;in.s for us.- lit the nursing Hauliolgist Pat Riley Trustees approved a ceo. hiu,miii', i- si ess propertyrelrrteul Si-iiuinolc' Meniuorual's tinuiing contract with Seminole smu-riusunuiting it, l-nuilors(m,i(-nt by tsso.yr.mr radiologist Irsinuing Junior College for operation the • ouiity- medical sot- iris, l)ro,raiiu is lied si ithi eight this' hospital's licensed I)ractical Iiieeting of state standards, ottwrs natui)nWlde f(ir ttti nurses school for the fourth utilities connected isithi it)(hil0c-t' ranking and is ranked year. Cutiirriissiori,'rs isppros t-sl $1,650 lit materials for lighting, picnic table arid Is-rich replin-t':nrnt , irrigtton I) stern and grassing ',f the city park at French Avenue 4111)1 )'owht .Strcrt &inito'(1.Senrilnole Jsiyt-et's, tshohiiivt' two buildings in 11w park, r.-i-rihJy- ,skeui 11w' i- it) to take us-er park tiiiiiritt-niuiu Kiaiss li-s urged i-uIIIsiIissionI-r to misike the park is lop i Priority in (1w city's beautificittion program t*'cau.sc it is '•(irie of the city -s i:mt sisibli- par iii The park woant irwltileti t'tetiil years ago in beautification proposals aimed iêt getting federal grant tuniS., - (iirnrniwiion.r, instructed City Manager Warren Knowles to approach the .minnle i mainly ( nmitslon and cities mf fiske Mary and Winter .prn; for uippswt in the pro je"l 't.st could emcrifnpass sewer service in foiw years for the area from FIve Pints on the -'ith to j.,cr %forwo. on the ni-rIP' ar4 the St Johns River sn the past to the Wek':i Rwr'r 'afl Sciiiintili- Mriuiimriisl hospital trustees are seeking a special hireLing with Seminole CountyIioIiii,issiiuners to ilictisi (lUt'StiORS tiul1iIiiisslumnier hat-c asked to justify- purchase of a 1300,000 nursing- Piuuiiut' for 1.1 think their survey will shoe the city's $310 a month garbage charge for hoities Is too low for the service fwut-ided,' Knots irs said tixlaiy Moore said if S(A is-ant a fruni-tiisc in Sanford it isill has-c to purchase the citys equipment. -Wc 551)1(1(1 be contracting if M'tt'1U'," Knowles said. - and they is iuul d have the Ia hot ;Ili(] it iainhemiiirut-I. pt-u he ins and we would do the billing for tlwiii -, - 1 ---S (0111- , -.- P Purchase Queried had humble keeping garbage Sanford repeatedly workers and now fat-es a $98,000 deficit in utility- department operations next year. Knots ks SiI>S hit' deficit could Ixjiirtially wEpt-si out by going to curbside pi hop instead of backyard paickup. The rest of the anticipated deficit 11111) be funded by ii 10 per (t'nt utility rate hike Knots b-s said the SeA survey is expected to shoe feasibility of curbside pickup and rated that would be - by I parking spares He uiduratvd the ('ic-st tlullding would rfns.st to the I nk ft., hut rnnsfnra-fttwi ian •prted to begin until liste nest ;Par because the out of sight" financing rts it this 'mw 'We believe the interest rat, has hit t s1w,irmI - -imorni iit T1r.'s no qncstinn .e want pco)ect,' Almond said .ind 'e tIr a mrk,5ble with the r ght -'mnihnss 511 -- - '•" • ?: ___ 01 Prii,,fl annn)int'f'd %fnnday than mu, 4,re.44 the landfill is dill se (0' ri,nteI and plans hv h.f'n ru'vi.d to rail three phase 'vepmenn sf., million off park on the remaining land Roger Almond raid fbr-'.m. rnre fi offtee miiiufings are propiii The tonic story if r'wtures iki be aecnmpanuo.- I ' -- ..-' - - l) park on tIme inkefront near tnfrrstat 'r F! M.yers Hrrhutrt W ft Vriu.11 ar4 a nusip of n'ipsfaç, P-eight lbe landfill from the ly last year for $l2Sfl and were In provid, a -'nstriwtmnn start date by Iuin. I 'me the city -gas buy 1ck the land (.,f y ronulmrunn,r,, r ii lb. 7) Siet y of the -, : - ' fill Valli .'WIJUJ ,vsravarii ant, lrrenrn Avenue But mllffleuilti.". in M')tRInIn( financing ton' the mnt.I.restauir, " pn??inn tori-cit tw1v,ng -4 he plans sod :' - --" rtvn11rr90n1*mfhle4 k'VIitii1,efl( M the land ,frø.ri ., ,, r 11 I 7 4 1Pm. agreement, arrfwrftr,g to rommisgian,,., - .-tis tmn it appeared fwr, -.eeks ago the -ity - - I? have to retiirwi the $l.00flrnrnmisqio ners 'ted the ioo money nuWn't be (orOw owning. (nmrniasasner. Insisted on a date frown Irmnell and tfondisy night his r.prasfates In return for an extension to Dec -U, 1i frit starting 'r'ristfUf'tjf)n on the tract ;*f Iii pay ru trs'iti -it,' V '17. in nei t 'a ret hat 'he t - - Iiii - ' - - - rt,(m on '. JUST PADDLIN' ALONG l'l' LOOKS )KS as thixigli these' clucks paddling a n*ind in La ke Monroe hat-v heard atx)ut the soaring price of chicken and decided to take a k)ng SWII1I instead of waddling ah)n1 the shores of the Sanford Marina i I lerald Photo by Cindy I'laridi-r' OTHER ACTIONS ___ - p ,-. — - OPEN FRI. NITES r . ,• 5- - LIGHTS FOR PARK - .. - ,s- ' / :l.:'' 4. -' - - '-5 --- - Double Knit :•1:•:':.,- - .-' - has RACKS Values To - and Surgeons Anibulance 55 aste management Ladies Dresses .\ tiill~iiiiiii. -P- - - -rv it-u-s Inc., of Atlanta, will Knowles rescakd S.begin a r-itywltk' sers-cy Aug. 2010 see if it is feasible to set up a private refuse collection system and disposal to replace the present city service .WA now Pus irnachiM's in Daytona Beach, Ft. Myers and Icon ('aunt>- plus man) muir,' throughout the nation and claims to be doing a $77,000-rmiillioru 4iUlllir-ii- year business in required / - PRIVATE GARBAGE SURVEY IF 1' 25 ' - C inches to 14 and ifl inches and make it adequate for .sewage fldow with further devtloptiwnt to the south of the present city lltni. Developers ut Groveview Village, Like Ada Apartments, Hidden Lake and Carriage Cove Planued Unit Development.-it are paying for the InterL'plor line that will connect to the - Big Inch" and serve oter 5,G0Onesi housing wilts. Once the interceptor project is completed it will be given to the city-. . 2 - - Conunuiiiirs agreeti to use L30,000 Ironu the ('it) '5 Renewal and lti-placenit'rt fund for increasing Slit' of a new sewer ubterceptor line being built b> des-dopers on the city's south side toconncct with the $380,000 "Big inch" Interceptor that will funnel sewage tothe lake front treatment plant. Knowles told commissioners that t.he 00,000 ronti ibution by the city will unable the developers'linesize from 12 arx! 16 - LEE ..6.:JfY .1 !fl . ' -- $30,000 FOR SEWER LINE 0 (-5-W - - ('onlIIuissiontrs voted to Waive the seven parking .pace per 1.000 square feet of floor space requirement for off-street parking at the Paulucci Ihiilding, West First Street and Oak Avenue. City regulations call for 51 spaces and th e building has set-en and has leased nine 1110Cc from Chase and Cornpant' on an adjoining private lot. it commissioners had not waited the off -str eet parking (L requirement thebuilding would have lost Its grandfathered" position with the expansion of the ground floor space nccupiisl by a fflt-fl5 clothing store, N- ,..\ MISS AMERICA SHOES F-: 111%siclans (01 nuts.slont-r . - 14 7~jkk* . • -- --- uteal 'j4 - - - ) 11 Commissioners said the city "Would Iw risking a great Shoe Sale Reduced —An urgent plea for thic Arrimcan PiKlple to rekindle thev confidener in their gov. - - - .- Wa terga te to deter him frtuni h second-term goals of lasting peace abroad and an end to rn flabon at home. i U -- ,, - —An admission that he did .J!,st' Mon that he -- - S.- such an operation qAould onst the city over S26,10M -I )- ear Ili salaries file firemen tornan the ambulance an,d it IsolIld It % ' not pa enough personal attenban to allegations that White H ouse and re-election COfl)notice officials were uuvolvvtt in the scandal, and acknowledgement that wha t he thought was a thorough investigabon by his Subtr reall) wasn't —A rethtionof h1st tt-nn - - Moore said Ilernihun pro )setl to furnish an ililibuilanre fret' to be operated 1)5 mfuuriI Fire I'partIIient fwrMm,wI that Iterndon ouhl train. The vehicle oulu1 b iI in •15 11111 - - ritet of I oflstoK1sass the), don I want a iibsiul but lithe tounts offers one %41l1 M to ()tWt to get at least kilt of the money. ,e Girls Blouses Little (;11 I li 119,125 ra*h and then a 1fl.87 enaIty r IS bi noI indication Herndon %ill I)IIlI out of Niouth C - carefully crafted, tied for support. OY I . .I . !, orparupa ted rn the 0 T resses 33 . Tags Sale At Plaza T E b qh iris *\ ( ~ - - V . )o L -- - - -- k.dP-. .- I '1Eri,1j • Sizes -1. to 12 1 1 .. } - - Ikrn(lOfl has said It will uIls4iuntInuv luiltjiibuwe service in north Sminuh bli tIM the oIwI is i a 520 000 .0 t ar subsuh () ni r lilus % Ellis says lit1lirItIng ,,%.,,,, with IlK' sub. 'u1t shi s losing S IW1 it ear In north S4 blunt, (it (onunIsion*rs iaslrls'ttsl (*It) M:inag,'r Warren Itriostles to ,iotify the count rII:llnhiL%jnrI lb city wants 11w sut)sitly ('Ofltinusl since city taxpayers helped. t1ough their county Uu's, for two Sears to mutt the azuiil,u,, 1. eration ('oruufuuisskuers iid ttwy want ctuirntv'lup t!%ii,ilite 5t'r%l(i' 1)11 an l'lliial IiaEs in 1)0111 cit ;ifl ituuit . ", I toward an address inclui fluleading- ', nuances drifting ftough Whitt. a t) about government wcuritt and ((mnunwaucg spending at S homes and offices in N11 (dnia and da ha ve 228 E. FIRST ST. -, , V T1 [Cr Little -- B ut the indications. r , • I ' $ , - • Tc,*vS1, .-6 4•• '. 4PP - Commission continue tit % %%idc arill rejected ar, iiffur tit afrmainbulance from Iferr iii ji' l 11111111, ,, - - -_ ('ouilnui'.'c,onirs tiutisi to rcilu,est Seiuuinude Count y 0 - UI .1 r .'.;reas1nrU and distortions KING EEP N EAR WHILE SPI0PPiG ROJAY J - coupled with condrnnauon F A1 'Al I 0 Sundas, and nh I . AMBULANCE SERVICE be about Waterg.ji, . i . toning of eight units an am' Martin is ajcj)ling to iolnluusssiun for In units an au-ti. itvnsit Downtown Sanford 71 11- , . (;%I(' Ittifl(Irrs atilt Develoliers Inc,. Orlando. plof,o., es con that is 1)15) 1151 1) I l)llntr) (lilt) Horni (.%II slnuhes,,unn (,arv Martlii orli:,fill r(pleslei itensitsiii 12 tiut1 per in-re .inil later di.upn1 tluertsli,i.si to lfluffltsnniri' ZflhiI$, 1114' an(' I)Iannlng 1 lIIuuIuiaion, 11%Tr protests of adjoining propert Owoers, rl'('I,uuI,u,.II rnrkIo,,IjflIu,,, ' mans people know. fhed ii In rung am ' Ofl. Layaway 107W. 1sf St. \.ton consulted only a h.,i dae or so of his closest aides and athisers during a fit. Canp Iaid sth that Cfl,t-. - 'lent, Warren said he want N ø, Master Charge 4 for I S _-, iiiii 0 __________________________________________ It uull be nude this prohabl) ds, o naborl televuon ' "'Arren explained that ttle I : " ff erenCT was winanur. noun&, tial Abplanailp used the temls _ ~47qiiiilli , .. 11frt Of ir otip of hins' the IAWh AII$)t, 1.11th' Ventre anul (riiihri.'nr ItCfl who ha s It rii7,1 ,he protes1, Minu Isle SOld ntttflI' 11(4) Mi*rt t't ) represents tin' 111,1,11 reclitenta t out 'uf tuuitn fit tii i'ck art the 1lrlt,'t group inlititmtlon to be I)rcs,'nlI to citY BankArnerIccrd admirimtration - A parl of theN Ilan estate U as r , t4i.&-ed .')% industrialist _________________ . Get • i1$j s in 7(Ur% Gerald t..'W&rTt-,-. He rrfu.ced to give further dc. bover, saying ta COpleW 5taWflt U be pt ed and Iii be releaaed v in a month - I_g.,c- cuId be the most im ish p-rtant speech he's ever .. .n said Mondas ''raon msoh m Lii " rof of the izon state at San Clemente Calif & -............... C4 Jr. 13- n o A ili;i IWiiii'I '."II" ' 9!(lIl1iflIflffl 1 7i'riIt 1(f) iii '((lilt) iIge of Mat fair I;hi anil Country (11)1, 1nilI lii IJintci lIii.' MoiiIay night ttwri Sanfnri fltt: ('iIiflInIIii,i tiut4'( 0 )lil)hu 1artng 00 tI)ng tO the $ iiiIltliiii PflIje*t until uig 27 action as tnki'ti fl tIll' I ) .1 4 flwniefltt I - ' , lnrtn LAY THEM AWAY NOW FOR SCHOOL In Jc It Mix 'n Match them in solids & plaid s htdi office surrourkit%j !,% 11 I 4 Women's Sizes . 1"!'*!I U - -Pres iden t Preparing Snr,?,r før&'S ,. ...L ..City. Ac ti Dresses • Smock Tops • nit Tops k,no tare had n chris,'r,e, Ih 65 — 7.14 Iii nr r grea$ fsuq ra • . n I twouri cii S .... , ..'ameow.. . h.' Ruth Sie.veku ribbed tuk1 ..i ...,._ Sanford a DAYS ONLY SIZES 4 )iritit in the lOng4hattec-etl ene as lng4ra - - , , So i d To Be Sup so.,pe caro,g oyr - - Its simple - I:- i 14 Girls Dresses & Sportswear - . I Our Back-To School Line For The % MIKOTV, JAMB G 1.1i Pp Mr 3êni• int,vi, ii A, S640-mmm,' 0PuClii(,4j $mjmsjjp ,Ii be ii l4Iotdàp A%A.it,%i is of 4 pm it i Pai ijapliti CKauK $' - ll 10, N.oi540 (tl%IlW *it,., I .tr,,,,j,, _, - When Service M:',tters BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 1. ~It 1. Nt mI 5(P',,,11 % ' ~ %, -'%,! 5's ' ttI'SCc'''m , S s II' �'-S 2B— TheSanlord_heral1 Tuesday. AQ rtL r ________________ .- - - ...... w4'g'g1 - _____ t;t rhip • p .%\ .-. ...-.--".*-. ._,.i_... 5-. ' ,._.,i .-'.-.-...,.-•..-.-' pI.iI(uL5LL&a i - ------------ i. i'pi . '\r.s'. s- 4 ii' 4'-.' , ________________ - I 1 / - OPS SIC % A f ' 8 IUI. ft4Mh lrr Srwi nT ViPuIv f tht 'nr pXIe5 o'sr th ntatmnrigls tight Anw.-ricari lea4uc '. 1ers . iwi .' ;1l( hodru MICkC SUt111C3 on I)u'sui race, Ralumoer Man- trmbuttcj three tut apwec' and ag Earl Weaver has thC dt I'II rt from hi'hmd lemma all doped out t"sTtake Minna In Mond s \atil league aucm st was Pittsburgh 3. ('in- c) Martin, whoa' Tsg mauled Mmnesa for 16 hits and a romp lb hot bats dNlde ra, Own ru ap it up Huller ce out A's 3. Ofl $iu, he tff1 a i 'm ' micIt itself 'ihave n in h wppoer of b&seil for a cc number of trs and The wuirt. fi ha's e contributed mn fr fld done thin,s share to the game, but each time I have ever gce to the atree with onabh wrong StaUm the thing they JuSk for us mon. a' nn his ittne ad triimng, well ' Tt' .er.nalI's a re lmr r, w u nt t 10 IltiSS his iuw major )'liUe StkZ•t 3 &;.itL i I am a good fan, and m fair share of cheering In fact, I am better than a lot :anct agan His )oa ' in thed.'sision and the beSt vt'tihand then BiliFrechan's pitching," re oned Wi a's r twLtwin angle gave ter the oIe had thumped 1ers kd. Texas 7 Monda night. 'Now Resides I found .1 2 h i'go.t New 'or . and 12* Angeles LMontreaI Sm w only gan scheduled - ' the ameuite oft I found atno on er taks an m 'it in ri a ' . ' 's'c ' ew oie nmuself with him nor canl give pport to his kind of d ' - ' _________ OaUands John 'Riuc Mixir' thus Odom. pitching fit the flrsi Unw smee Aug , won Pus fi t'i.'mui snimile ,huin,siir I .lht('ge 'I rat-k (iiu Ii 'l't'rr I aii anivususmu eel tIme' sigmmimig of rinse-li' 'u.'tiglut after I hos.11 Mi'rrsek, t''nuit-r I )a'l .innl I ugh &-hool stir spruntu'r, se- tv smig notice' eli) H FR (RL.l'l t taird Press Vi titer , , 's' athletes from 6 t'ountrucs made , I 'ru tu is;i .ini uin ti u;s.itun: .iuIe;t;n( 1 i'.iII1 sfui tab w em'i' barred it pri .uu from the 32-sto building thi' comiiphete redi rs ts cat' ha's 4 000 roofl'ss It seemed clear, howe's ci ' ' ' tt'sa On' So's met Union wonul '-titi' - tle'rric-k, vi lii, IwIstisi 4p d4 .s,'j'flel lOt) s siret sinel 212 se'e'ousal ''ii .ini (s'st tithe dsjring his 'u i - I s ,irs,'m' ,iss.l hi's a hiu'st Ui uatinu.sl . . I'm m.itassal uiii'et_s this s.i'st >'',sr, Games wtuk theu' Russian at the eonupoumd on request of goal slissssuig on homuit' grounit' with airtight the International Federation of iIS'suetteutiis were iUni iints and a series of last. t'nlvi'rsits Sporli 'sihih fea cred nsl 1141 are esiweted :iruute snarb U i'sssibilit of Lw the in-un challengers to tI. &init' Anwrican athletes who like st at Munich's Olympic Aniwrit-aac in the sw itiutnu 'sents had been 'sirtual1 trapped in 1he Aiiii'rtcuius as usut the fl's.cS'sT Mosw State Lnu. The ganncs will be conducted luvcst,'ssimflensanijwsinuc;i 'scmts building where the at several Mcow sport's bacul' s'siinnunuing tcmuus. Ltue tr.iu . tTodCfltiaL' straightened lkhnuki Sports Comples and best -minus such stars as hid out and were allowed to leave it's 103,Oseat Inin Stadium jumiup 'si orld record holder the com;'und -Preliminars fencing corn- flwight Stones runner i)a'si - -------tition starts Veulnesdas Wottli' There are only a fti ' ti Ut 5tttLh fiiials smut took a trio ,sf ieiztti f)Isu('(' finishes In nuitionial noel I lit ii' Ihi 11015111 Iisee'ts 'sutsnustui'r. sri tiuthi of his Its I" jsrir;l his thus- snni:s cilia' at They sas- tuus s.-ilets- harness broke or caine undone, ti, track and field, tennis and Ow controversial 5I I fe'ing, ulefeat at the hands of this' 1u' The dinng and swinumun siarus at Munich. ('vents won't be held until the Ilut the Soviet teatmi will i,ii' ______ . . -, The iok's got hotmwrs from i t.Angelsf, , R White imnp:' 4 t'd the rare' feat n! Pit a)lor to whip the Rangres hg am .tw n from caiti 5101 Ralor had four huts and figun's of the plate in the same garlic' tIw Orioles can hit better than liling New 'trk to its 64 'sIC Ute rest of the division Ounks tusr 'ver ' - 0 \ks'v Rettemnund and Don Ow "I hope the uOx teamr kp ngt sdt' in the fM inning and uimg we can't hit the' ball,' then from the left de 'ud Baylor "I guarantre r'u ui'rid, driving ii OitC anii., it 1mw ' ' ll Ut first IlLice Tigers can zn om ran: - 4111a'rui l'truit Italtiiijt-.' ' e'w York - %lulwaukcr - i irveland l4W Vi. I. I'd. (.11. 66 52 — 63 52 54$ 2*) 65 53; 'ut. 62 55 ,530 s; s .491 8 47 71 39B 19 West - Ean.'s,as ('it) 68 51 s;i — ,, (lucago O 67 51 58 61 41710 Minnesota Go I0'r Cahfurmua 53 62 .461 13 42 74 ,3 4' Monda, 'i Games New York Is, (.slifurnia U ('huciugo 5, Milwaukee 2 Italtinxx-c 7, Texas. 4 i)c't:ust 9, Minnesota 3 Only ganws whedu Tuesda,', Games Clsfor,ua iwnight l6i at N Y 1t f , d Oakland i'm-s 3 .st Boston Lee 12-7, N (les-eland 1"rrr 1Zl5u at 10-Il, N Cucago (Stone 4-lIt at Md. 's'sauke Lot*wood N Kahsmmuorr Akxander 64, at Ste-bert 9i, N d 1.k-troit 'Coleman 11-9) at Minnesota i Woodson 10-7,, N Wcdswsda>'s Gaines : o : jla1tLflwsr , t is. ' . Ma's dro t i - - -- bunchin tight looking for au early lead in the Talladega ------------- - -- - Cop 1 7- 1 6 Decision los Anigs'I.-s 1nt'innats 4 4I 6t 72 4$ 0 San Francisco 64 52 .552 t. llowiun 63 fB 521 Lt '.tlJmnuta s 65 i ) ii Diego 42 76 .356 31', Mundis ' I'utt,sburgls 3, ('rnc'mnnati 2 San Diego 3, New York 2 Los Angeles B, Montreal Only ganws scheduled Trsdas's Games Atlanta M''rt''n 9.is I at ('hiago iJtiikutus 111i ('Irx'usnats Grsnsusk IZt at Ituoker houston lti('hard 4-li at SI, louis .F'uster 9-4) N N York Koosnzn M3s at San Diego Jones 2-3t N Mwijl tMuurr 13, at Los nus:s'lt's 'John i17, N I'tuladt'lphua lliburg9at Sisi FrarsrewoaItarr9.33 N i 'stbboigh Via'daa'sda 'a Games (,'snu'snnats at l'ittsburgh N Atlanta at ('hs ago hloustumi t St liijis (.lse'agoat Milwaukee N New York at San Diego N Ptiuladelptuu at San Franusc-u S le or i don't know what hap: ned,' Stt-nt-rud said i'f the liis Rants, w Pm broke' ,r ought the left side and Islu.c'ked the ku'k with I 1$ l.4t Itai-ne-s knew what Texas Ace H uris LL No - Hitter I Pro Thiriye'jr veteran F!nyd two gciiug iii ..t ¶11111 P1gb t isool an.i thur(',' otha'r's hstttng 9 lust two gauss's bat-k "landis rta'tit's is I-irs vi;,'; a sion to 2' gaines over ('(turin- Pound team in many seasons ,(Itl'sauejh lb. Islet's' smffeu-u*ive tiarkirtit '-eps W'llie les.un.h'r .snst Benny ioh n.c.r. ire li.' - 'r-n'rh-sua'k 'I rut' _______________ Si I'Ll 1.RtItL'lu, I-ia AI'u-_Jerr I'enn pitctwd a no-hitter to lead his Texas state rPuartupIl.nl little I'ague' ts'ann t' a 140 vIctor) Munday over liii the Southern Regional l.mLeague Tournammuent 'flw Waco, 'It's • teim tia'ft'atedUw Hduu. M'ss ,tewn i' first round action in tIe werklong stngIrlimintii,i tourtuuzncnt 1rtII ak are' utsng tudet'sdcd who will Greg Landr took over the' ___________________________________________________________________ Major League Leaders °' Mr., .s' .' It.. 1 ,j ' vLr laud l'rr V. ruler i iillt'itt'. AN'IONlO, 'fes I Aj' Including the ;iija-', won at Vihat Warrtii W'1n wins ts i.'xarkansu, 'hex , Juntor Col' 1w Itbull fwld, ri,rd.k. lege durmg (It 19V-34 seasois, NCAA take away Woodson's lifetime record with a pencil standa at 247 'sU'tnrt, ?ulinus the l'a'xarkjs,us wins, he' has 195 W,aljn,twadfootbflcosch lifeturt vi'oriea amid atidetu' direelj,r at snndl I1s. new t,tlePmlqr(or winni. Trinity Uruu'st-rsit> here, is iv, ngt'st in-tire coIls-ge' (-natti aper (1w wlnnrngest a(jve parelstlyisj'aul 'Bear"ilr>ant coach" Us cilLt'ge football, as of itt University of Alabama lIt' M't)oof's past sports bro. wilis 2 victories, says a innhut-cs have is'cn able (ii 'laizmi it> pubIis.t 'pi Natiorsas I Collegiate' Woodse,qi 541)5, '1 re'alsrc the Ser'ssr. whit'hs ip. NCAA is ba'41ll> a big w.lvrr. rrcurd fur the CAA, has told sit>- airganixa sasid they lutist Wot,4so 52 victories of his ci raster I!) the big unIversities' dun' ru'ec will not be counted in isis sires tjfetsnc a oIle-gr total 1weiue Hut at.' (ho',- going Lu throw Jadf\ Ii %lI'h l sn - ATIOWAL L(AuL C' M'n 5) W I4cto Dqi, ii Q&, 54 Oi.s, ad's-ante to lit little League C 7' Wur Serø in Viillaiipt. PUNS eA ,,l IN P cs, 01. S' M vt'-o',. ' C. PU l'a 5411$ 0 t#4p Ml ii In other firm rowid action isO Moisday, West Asheville', N C , 000blt S A i-a Evatigebne little Lague ° Ms 74 p ,, of New Ita'rua' La, 1--s a.. B'Vi, Mu, Central Little League of la's, u. , Jnsgtun, K> . beat Mwlusburg, 540M( RIJNS Ia il Mmy.'.',, V C 7) Vi' Va 5, oii N assr s o', o.s. p In gaines toda> Pine' Bluff, s ii #n i PITCHING As-k,,swet,s.theuut,gonlit,J, ip Docisonu)HuaWc, 01, IS 3- 133, JZ2 Mc League of Fairfax, Va, and D.r5.S' NY IC) 7 huntsville, Ala,, plays NashSTMVEQ'JTS N fo, r 0 i 71%, vine-, lenin , c,s-. i - NCAA Giveth, NCAA Taketh Away 'Winningest Coach' Title .'ss a S'sOC L AMEkICAN Lta ) s'ts"Jule -- C-s's i5 CcØ.q.s CII, pi 54 RUNS, boOt. 55. 55, R, c,, RUNS BAT,ED N $1 is'941, Ppi, 55 541)5 Rv'.. C, m; MI. i7 OL(5 'stp55 t*røir,i c's. n VRIFiE$ -Mpsgg,,, sin,, i3 , s MQML i'uN' • . 8''I. 7 LA 45. ?p, r- $Q Do($iqfl5 li Os'.,u's, TRlV FOUTS t4ft4's • .,• •. ps,, SSrp,i' t ..s a' bor,, ST Oil N BA5 LI •teb. 51 PITCHING !) I Pl' U Meiti, Stats', is not Due only Ui-iti,l Ii) lit.,ruling . 'II imsit> s.41) s. Bob Blat koutni ti llliriis now baa 34 leN rh-tories of) his lifetisise total because of lit deletion of the recoin of l'as.JnI-SLI ( it> (,lla.ge fuotti 14'J (is ht#i ftuiii (it,' total ' ' - _____ '-"s -. _ _ 5ICIPdG Il, JOHN SKINNER I' C A's 's' A ' I-S if with - 16 11.0111 5 , fiillsiwi'eI Is', sls,iI ('titter lit', ,imu t)liltit'lel vi itt, it, it'fi'isal' iii' Stsi.'r'sisirt,' i tt,,unp.snu I tt, s -.,t ems ,isiel tu,asKe'its.ulI'', ,i liii Sh'Milli4uuu viittm 14 a ;uiee'e, - svi ilisimst-r l)on Se'Ii,illunaii-r, 1, li'st4ul)tt• rtinm's'r Jissi Ii> diii, 4, .upiil ruiusit'r Ia',' I 's- iuic .usuil ls>aIraisluina' tin's-i'm- hill Slum-u's, 's's ilh I s',uu'Ii St- h,rini 111511 ii si's pouuit (e',iul over bowler Ni'Itaiss Rut ti-ni Jr Ihme'ke'>'s Vs'4iti ('oul,wi)rs tsel II, I.ivi'le-t Sliks' SI, (nath, 9, kte'r Sliluli'r Sleuth, 8, speed sk..a(.'r (til S hit'mik, 7, ligure sksata-a .liIii Stists, I',(ku''. i,'ha, si, luiiI,i's 's II. I't'i hi'4iuslt isnel . 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Stunt's'> as a uw'nibunr vi i'tt's. d's'sut Ni on' t,'UWk'tI VI) L-'hs'siin.aI I' itlan'smi on spurts ansi said, - 1 stas in 'shape' be'cu,ie', to tie' hvuis-st vi iUi > vu. ii 1 h'se a .svt'tth'til lU he'al - I )wit don't 'is's-neat, hi S I"l EElS -i -i batter ' - 'T'IIt..J RSDA V ,,'s- - -• ' ' - I -• '-"nsi " ! I Nt,j, l"t,, -'s 5 r INC 14 E "s -: -s - 15c , - AcH - , N \'' "ss),-\ .t. "Id c L s' ty,e'si Studdingssnsj Rittv's- s " h' - ' ,,p) c. - -' g' s, - NON RtJSTIN PURE 'LUMlNUM ASIL tNSY\LLiPT"asTAPLOUN f's - YOURSELF ThJj,'sr ri'4lu ,,'Jtc's -r -- ,i 0 "' _'., It J''j ,- I. SERVE 'I k L Psi a. L) -,- I ' . 'and ' M , IIMS e(elI'a'. $% ,,u bali 01 sa• as iookue punfen but ,,'' ,- It ''flfl$'s er" v' -, S. '5.' I - .: sptiaos's (',mnohinui ('e'ugi-rs wt 'se's'isnisl I,, Ilim's'Ist-e'k SNOTS" rs.,.rc.d fbi sql'? s's - rIi> .ii'lsn Skuiisu'u tt t F-s's 1,1 l5ri-iii sIi.smt'. 1(151tt I - mt I -etc 5 .1 tieirmt'iusissi,,s l's'III,) It iN I ) is' ES I I-l.a inijod test' great s'une'cn(rtitituoc - I At' Fs'se"foeg-niiie h,sluhumig hUnute'> L's iisaksnig 11w itsuat e't (I) airislilsimse tn,t rater Bull lii titian here' ti isit with ttte' \lsssse'vS uksesn't tasok hike si'i - (tier .uttilt'te' lie esplains stills- (4 thit''an ps't'1sk' h.is in at iuht'te Iflal in hosing ii I) in tiuu li's Is' hi.i'ske'tlaill pl,a',u Jttui ciii (screw-s it insult5 let ',t'ars -, .( fir as viuuung unsti-ung us Ili's li el's bin' %hi'ttul.i', , .-,sIeI 14' diehu't (eel luke stints-round, hi' ,.iid, "Ms gsl. 't 's less's' it, Isis 44 i's'.it'S ojiJ Ituil \ltin'e'', e -iihisIi'tuIig in 'bus' $112,011) Supi'rsttrs Scisuafijuale I tii'y told use' the> had a gu .g.uslt'st ,'l sith's'r s('sirtie tigures, t'sm(t'rs'd ju.'st about as old su I ti%i)Utt''s list' itli'.a that buu,st jIlt! 11,11 vi ,i's hI,m's ls inI ,ssid ht'''s ii .iuts. ruut'irig tin'. er's .arcru'% t''spite the' age' duffe'rt'nt'e, 'shut, tj's vi.s,s ehu'esupirsssnite'd th'iest ,sthite'tes . I 1' it II' '5 'I '1 aust think. i'f iii> e'lhei 1'sl t 'scm de'iiumsueiutsg trosii ,a i'tl> sus.sl sand iiie'tutal 'stasal l'I,t - Sbus-i's s.sIsI - '5' 'or i' ilu.''s- . 'si- Is l's- ;i• his ,,-,sI Sails ni -'111111,: iii I :a I s'5 tts,' ', 1.. - They Didn't Feel Like Superstars 'is_sew-i ','5ioe- l,stenl S -- F\I I \( )LF TI R F 4 1_t B ti_uI 15)1015. Hills ('usininiglsaiuu imi.-rse-.mn hI.askittusull sp5p4 - flM Q '' ASS' 'as'.. C5'-.'-''a' '" a" . ,3.,-o.,'v.•.c. , c,,, - 's.)S -"- •..- er the' National 11.uske'tbsmll Assuue'i,ut iOn's Itsr,ti,n ('e'ltit-s, didn't viifl sun)' of the' ("ur c"s'e'nts tie i'riteru,'d \lusnnt;a> but pl.0 iii sIr ill of t(ie'tii 1,51' $rnints .-'itistruiims skier S brains, iis.';imivihslc, ceuiipi'tiug ii tIn' 'see'eu,sl niusision, w- e,ns as he' .and then lsauIt'd -- "s shieit'kt'd liii iseclf hi', vi inunsssg Iiwlutig, Si sport tie ts,nl it's'i'r -Q tried, vi lOs a 147 Maim-c' lie' tub,' ' ii'-- L e ag u e hisasterous results Cs'urno-cr won t)ivi.,ion Iii lsi'e'k, cn'nsuulere'd 111W l's's s gulf in sudden death a)',e'f tini:reate'st liil'arounsl \letr.ith after posting a creel.itIilt'te's III (Ibis' State histors vi iti ible II on the' par 36 layout eleclsnse'd intel 'siew's l''rreauit. fifth behirue.t -i ,s,ial . flI'Ll Ire' with a 53. could ha''e 'si .inutt',u Ii' uurut-entr.utt' comm cuss!', vim 1St'. ususin Oni',vion by iIt'tt'l> iitl v'. cuts St'hsslbuntkr vi uth 5$ Fifth-pLace I hi' sutlihetes sirs' gu.sar.u,uti't'-d OIeUit'ld haul •u n sri division ',wu $l.E .,nuI gain SIt's) with t'such ,sssei Es are .mmi basketball's l0int 'l'tit' tt) thi'e' tsntstse'rs in S.t• (rchubcultl were out of esu-li I 2-ani.ini cli's i'st'Ii eseb ant-un .ht vi iOu 92 and tutal tO the' iii, (I fsttSib *if (lit' i''.i'mit,'s r's'sit'i'ti'st'I l"i'ttu,irs' S P..l!,,risk'r nmr,srnaged onl's a Ito' itHeta-- 1.111' 'il - ' hlsvlict'k, sub 1'.' 1 ' State .St,,r \hi$ut,a, 2 I )t'ts'rtusina'd John li,svluu'e'k ssmut surprising Karl Sc-titan: unss,vt'd iritas todsis s limit Si's e's- t'rits the i82,tU) Super. sImrts Se'iiiiftnals here vi tihi cestiutuiandisug leads in t1s'sr (li%u -, Mcdv - ' ,. !1c, ridci s.'mt ui wl:J: Ut's •t,' ri-n 'pe's'i.ils:e and there were sonic ht1,ilI'.i1k.flt,','.t'siii,i'i \like Burton, 4, .inet hew-ties's ('.'sest ist.'d I'r,'ss (S tiler Li) It )NI)( WI-:,s F, I-h, i Al' toni iaiiicti iOok ItS hI hell •ssi u.n ha is aiu',p'OsP Tiulyi,sia II!tf last TI, 1,- k liii 'I , I 5' 505 10s19 sl iiui'i i'r I '-i , 1 ii s'' .s c, Good 0,1 tart in :'JS- tuit live them iwa's', ' (,llnuan maul 't"I eh,it''. "r l',ki''.' a 1104 - - •,, - • t'-' trip -_ ,.Ilmusn, who lealt ii a siler-; st hr it' '0 rt tie pi;s'su'rt a' . rite-al, ussit sue -v:isn '1: inishemu I iill r;sde sw;ss' sat trait Ii's "sr w'ct -",ar mu the-mr our ti- :t ;'l-u':,s,' 'tm' rerusril, ussil Cecil, (set-yin, suhe) ham 'slain-neil , ItLenta Braves in Nsutiainuei homn runs tins season, 5 us ii I caguse cities, sh', of the' ul1.time' career It's nothing maine, It's ruth- r"cnrt of 714 set by ELsbe Ruth, er routine, in Fact," said Braves tarun 'will try to improve Pus Ice Preisdent Dick Cecil moat-k 'ml 701 today when the 'sItlay confirming that eitt:i Braves ice the ',iueagts t police protection had be-sIn .11 Wrngley F:t'W. rc'questeil fur Aaron -sut -if The 1'...'.ir-,h1 'sthints 'slugtown et 1'sj r"perteetly received 'We'se talked to each club iate mail .inet we'assisujl swust' mbout being aware of any ,u. rim .ini, fl the itanots, cntial problems and trying to ('evtl 'uai,I there '.wer'n rio we-,.-rt inv prublem.i, espunt'r.ml!y - nIle Instructarns to the other i0s regarding 'saron "They _____ fr -' i if,'i'u' tsr-n wmil bat we'll prnutecteil -1,1 n. travels on the road -aith the H avlicek, Schranz Leading - 0 _ - : \Vlli., I(.'dge'ri: 1 nin intl Lewis lull,'' iL "the Oilprs,s rmsnninas itt,,141 flOfl' tittti this -Was,rv o te C t oii '.1,','.: - I' .,' 'strength in the ''fta'nujui's'e tin" intl icIp rnrn -'inning tus,.s'sir t' 'smniinal.s. n -i 'uict': IsRoutine Monroe -i'si ir 'aici- S's i.s- s.t tacliis end ends hub iii ,f liii 551 Ja,tIssrs Pugh compl.nuea,is hill u-s b i..*bui *oa'l iso e,trbildIsiid by Lucy Cole Pt t,m'slecsd, .s offlliy it ('Iii's tsssi ldj *1511 I devaCtaing PillS daalli•($ Good full had iu LINEDACKING — Wi5l i CtsuCk I$o*IIy Coisboys tlsuy 5 51111 sairali bul apoIonji:e ba fad Isles Iiiebic'ssli air snails i isis iusges use II''') tSo*iOp 1') 13 1ca's nos loins L.a iloy Juadas iii (h*,'s I ,iui.mfh *ills at011S Ilualcago (lame. mosing into I er Pets is,alliiOS I V iio Iii-' i Ii'S I sillS ,i*isic. I,, ii'Ol ia normal (ascii) sue i,,si,uS Ii Cost's', I SECONDARY )s'i,''i's,- 1,1,1,,, 'I 's beiauiV (hat tsseb ion lIeu ii Clad.1 Wise, i id 81 1 (Si,'' 4115 C cu rls55 (Imps's 15(1 (,ilI heidi ii iliulas I he ace coslidaUS a.at'sa-'% Mel It,iflu isulls a Sound leg iso* Good - LINE '' a ouai 'shout i' 1-tL SENIOR LEAGUE CHAMPS OF FE N SE Glenn P -up'' Warner while Is. was 'auu'hus,Id at (',arli'sla' Iii ststuti-' Catlisla- was a high M'hool for Indians and they 1usd iso rules to goveTni :athletk' coin petition Wt,egjssi,s, who was niarneal l9r('oae1i of (lie Year by Ow Atuwt'ta'ii, Football Cnaufws Asia satuon uift,'r a lG seu.gs ansI a Sun IlJ 'su(or at New he metome 'Isuge' last -a'ac. r' Hank Aaron IIIE%V slx)nsored their namesake Sanford Senior Major IR-ague season champs; from left to right i Robert Smith, Mike' ilardwick, Coach I)ean Smith, Terry Smith, l)avid Mendoza, John Zeuhi, Charlie Wakefield, Dean Smith and ('nach Gkrl Prtce, with John Brodie kneelingi to ii (,'thik-Otlt at the honit of unusrt member R E. Brown, tufter touring the Florida Power and Light generating plant on Lake '.' ut lie' hths,ull g..Isuss wits Ii) r '-.' I - it - DOuu;ias will Lie replica: Detroit quartn-bac'k role in 11w' t'm,'rfrd dots-n-v.,' en-I ll.'nr . r4 - '-' 1' 11 - - wa'ks •" , o,,Iu ss-lnl.' 5tontresil remuslnecl ', I ' - ball 'trait, anal U-i. Oiler's -nay ---A I ,'r.?-o' ricO Iguscrig Jack Conch, PASSiNG — I ,iiItr , , s,Is.s0,' tic Iji- ',o,t 4, Craig M000n duo Hut liv's yeas ig' 0.r is e lull shioi to rnciu' as lb. sole boss of lIme Iliad Good RECEIVING -- 14o1 nsjn tcj"- i (0,1(1 .iiocd to sose L eric. A5*csr iP is 44,, t,,.I,'c 1,4 is, t)sii I am-si iii ?a't'I c o,tsdør,l about (he'' dLP'til(J fiucil sI,orsgcoflheUaC' b, fob t$ly5 Ii spici dCCdivwd am-lu) Otto Smo*e, *bo caere Icon- Ooiphns (C) IkIIs7C Iis p015105*1 Jut fug?i coming sflong looms i in. tight ersd by himself Good c(Ii uiloss's I 04)0RUNNING — Ovu quest'OIl ci delhi Ceuvina liii ''(0 smd Wall Gau,son iOuQ' IIIIJ i,r,iiu,i imat,:' ',iact Iloli I'-Sc*l(csie bIcit (iha,15011 ac-c) maybe Usis Thom. (' I ts iui,t' si's 1,4(5 'I" I it ".I' sigo is's iu'st'IV tail itis*lt'i' 551 Pi.cotijom•fy *110 1 g.tlrg isa ass aide- retell,' V.v, oud LINE — 5iOsd Intl wtC5hfl O.5 ttsaflg in ,9hl Is Julio til:g..*Id lc ins a betlet r..mi,I( og d,C*it,1141i1 Our Minded s ii ceniel hod ollsi 1001 ilielti 's4htJ0t i5I'sI 10 lIe ,Id awncises A air Ill Irus, VWy good ti.,-r heel1 J5I0 Pa il Ills r lire - to irw -rc'a'sr thr:r lead in the Na- (is ::" arts - -- - OFFEN SE Its the 1971 11an-ASl gaines at inotuwnit, physically-tired, hut ('au (loitibuii, (hi' Aunierirans 'ssa"ll perk up ganw's . -- IO's'O't •f"i$Il , 1'.-.',t.'r ira 1- ' ___ -, ' . ' r,,hs' 'ightti straight Iu,', l'!t the l,iain,cIsilsc in (,Sliflc"sVilla' 51011%. PROSPECTUS — T tn- Cu,',tv,s rruless PruunigLi qaun 'iuu Ju1 to reckon tIt team that has th- most SIR i.eslul reconti in pno ball f thc last 10 years Out Ton 1.indry has depth protdenmunI he key to their season w-iiu Ic how heaittuy ttiit Stir te' 'lay Retsrenuemit has vusbhel 1)11! ci tot of the old fhianipiiih' u,' III: 'hip pi ' '* Dallas C ow boys Fly 1,1 urn a - 01(1,11 ri Ira ''' ., ____________________ 'Superstars' Competition the World University (amnues. I 'Our kant averages only l ju rust on a u s rj the lii i t think abut it—now hO I missed znut of rc soul Badge r who w .40 th ri 'sr 'rt,i(l( k 'suitor's - -5MK1 wium a uucx*i mfliet'uoru, ''' ' '"'I' " UIV ((IdUFI .111 dSSL's(,illit ('Od(t) when thi' trims Jjici',son State ' Mike We. ' troni ( icagos Wilbur Wright teatis won the silver medal at ge'r arid I shot iii surnulta. Ehewhei-e it the NFL, three The Atlanta Falcons (ruxuned Junior College' during a bn'ak Turin, Italy, three years ag'u nb.'l) " (Jakiarid players "Itiergeci from runrunut backs Ilt'nr llrandon in 11w Yanks' first workout 'Wears' a fast'break, aggri'the Raiders' ?' victors- Sat. and Ray Clarke from their ros.. here, 'But I'm trying to keep Kansat (its (oat hi hank sire leans, prediate(j (Ii (jUU urda) over Dallas with jw'i kr and signed veteran n- mg 11w' bo)s front thinking Ion ness Strain c-ailed it 'a ridiculous (Pffe'nssuy, tat-tile' Bob Browns back Eddie Ita). Itay showed titucti abaut the Ifussiaris now. bid) tulose, l*tj'oitCoach DOTS ''You can climb only one 'I't,•' 'utifut Vail ' 'siu!I 0 SlrCaffs'rts sitici it 'was a great suffered a broken hand, Jut- up in camp 21 days late and hi Norm Van Brocklin said m!iounut.ain at a tuirt, If we get ('rr) hug i li-li fL'( In-SI into (1' 'furt ('is the part of u bacb.er me Carroll sustained a tiw former Louisiana too fired up pointing to the Rus- round robin pl)offs, Altar pmnt trans w - wd have let finger and defensive' plaver would be fined at lit ians, 'sea' ought get our wings beating two pro idl'star teamsup anaj figured it was a u tattle Art Thorns strained a rate of $100 per (14y ('lipped Li) tite Cubans. We don't in the United States by tie rw want that, than 25 points, (1w t-oflcgs 'ii -. '"' " hIu.tn lirwha tier triMna '' :us ii,niis' .'_.' L - se... flIV ,' . vie di' iL1l) (III flit i.Urope, whete' ti lIt lUt'tmiPt ('JuPlWd an is J)Ubi more laterabout Boyt'tte'.whert-tLr.'dfrurn play. tempting 10 stay On a level t -miipikd an II") mnuark again ird using 'LIIi of them Saturday;' trig last season and joined the keel " n lAn Daw, Ow' first tint ft said Oakland Cc'h John Mad. top-flight European foci. staff us back in urnWhen the Russians beat the tusk the Kansas City quit-. den, 1tiking ahead to Ow Raid. lns 11y whippeil the natin.' Aiuierica in the Olympic Ii- tea nis of Poland, Curia iii "ihack hetin guilt wilts ct-s ufa'ununi: Iii's season, nal—ha's'rnj been ;iwarslesj a Cze( hoslu's-aks, Bulgaria Aneks ('ch Bill Pettr said B se,nd itrw after Issue bad Vuga,bav in sweeping to tin: 'JwM.ns )7 peo)t'tt(', who t k'eri with hbot run out--it marked t iunual eanupaigni when he linebacker JoIsts l)ouglas of ton since' I%G. first n-lnnwnt vittorst at War'sai 'u agreed wiui 6.32 left Nt' suffered a iriUed again to bolster the to pla> defeat fur an American tt'aui ins l'rague ansi Sofia, hamnisl,ring muscle during the mniddit' lurwtiaeke'r 1x'sitlon thkrs (Jl>nspic bd5ketLill corn- •' thei Ctnt'h down 1..10. j 'We won 1 games iii It petition The' Yanks had won 64 'Ja)s---tIst' 'loscst Zsfi)ti0(i) P, 'ss Is' hit on seven of 13 (;ianth 17 triwuiph user New I'ittsgh at l'hsla- straight gullies over a n for 57 'ards lbs. 10-yard England Saturda and is cx. year (tuna' lii us is 14 j4)ITSL's,' Build. e 'flturs4la) and Washing- period scol-uig toss Iii Ebno Wright -said. 'We're a lilt Flat at It' sevted to miss the next two ton us at Buffalo Friday in lius , 'silt n-'sp:i. Ii r' %'s'sfWiSifrIl Pree's Sp.irti Writer il(d;,SION Al' last ye;ir ' rp a-if hImistri $ler's pti'irlts('ed only one v;e'tory, '- - N FC East: Its II1t it INL tatt d Presi Vi rite 1 ii 'sr - tJuTsus ('t s Jan Stcrwrud had hui P rd extra txnnt iii seven .ears as. a result the 1*. Lions edged the ('tut'ts. 1. iii a National Fuottiall I - •sgue' 1s-eseas.on gains' Mci:'s night \hs,,nal I '.'i'u I Vi. 1. I't, (,ft St Iuu' 61 5$ 513 1'1tt5tuitgh -Montreal 5 (I(I W (luragn 61 Philadelphia 54 63 .462 New York 52 64 448 Its VillA. (ltl%1SLEY ii ri upt't t the Cubans, wh. A)5 Special (orrespondent will tui'si' virtually 11w sami' MOSCOW i APi — The ig. lunit'up here, nomnins of the contro's-ersial MThe miwrit'arjs will be biil 1(153 to Ow Itussians in the ding tot re'sengt' in 1)1cM' stuMunich Olyniupu's last year still 'nt games, opening Ttuursuf,'s un is dot'p in Attic-rican basket. with one of J' )i'uu1Id('t f,,t, ti hearts, but enacts Ed lladg. ur1 Itiost pronmitsing squad r tokeepthe fire low ever Repeat Of '72 Effort this year ti's' lung to run a sub. a Ia's'sia \ I lumt,i Ir..i tie ('lsle'si go I 'rap In ternus tiona I lnvitistsonussl sursil the' National •Junlasr AAU 1 rack ('tp,,s- - Herald Photo by lthger Hodgest :' ('b-'selijrid at Kansas (it) N Ih'truititMuuneti N ('alifcirru at New York Oaklartd at Boston 1 BBY LLlSON i . David Pearson 2li, Iicnnv "- I Paons u79 i Donate Allison 88', ('ale ' h iru'roug,, and Bobby Issac 1St are all Lions Block Steneru , it Iu n-' . ' t n H E A V Y T R A F F IC I N E A R I Y GO I N G , r saflr.-i,t Atlssntsu isisil (isirsigni ha' ran Its,' lOt) s ssril a's n'rit, w hilt' .mt liii' llnive'r'sit', of I"Iairuhs-luosti'd lisi-et, he' tried us's hsim;il lit (tie ti) 'sirale't ' In the minutes before the race' started Johni Green I Sztiith's engine' builder I Iund I t4iIkC(l vi iou tarry, who was bus', buckling up Pu's safety harness and taping a - I 1 5Ot I I ,,,,- -. "dwdukd t1'i'l,in4, .irwi i"(.. ,iu('.q'nn, 1 '- hr "s's that it was buckled at the start of the rsut- e, There - - wits difficulty getting a the Cuba also tve on c'sline on min of the teanks parS 14'rivIwcd squaul ----- - ,,, 1 r RncTu-n -" tt, temple aspirin and salt tablets to the' clash of his car. Gm- 's'ns kidded that the> were "stay-awake" pills, I said, "N,m, they're car sick pills." We sill lauglsesi as thi's gave the traditional 'Gentlemen '.t;sr I s-our engine's I soil gnaslb'ie' anti go'sl luck, never tx'lteving that I was ti lie' the l;ist to speak to I .arry Smith, Earlier in the' gusrag(' Larry had promIsed to bring to I )ssrlington a couple if Us" 'hllack label'' patches for rue - I ssu'ss the tar hut the' vi ill but too tar awn)- to see clearly, but I hi_sri' win ,itlie'rs hut snot-tn hr;irk'r sirsai not get snore than a sc ra b'h lurrs' via's on1y four mmionths >-uunger than land had mnuan>' fric'nsnls noising the' ,'thser muri's'ers and their crews, lIe will be nisisseel, hiss funeral will be heIst today in Lenolr, N, C. It is nide a Is 'rg siniil liar slil r i's- e hi 'rut' e'ven I onger and harder (coel-hs i' I , - II) IUIGEII h101)(E.S lhn'ruihal ltiu'ing Photographer in - Sti'rrst k was M'('iifljl in the' . - ''' Iii,' wall, . fnnti the Amenn i1led ju five huti and Fmleague Monda's night. Oakland 5fl)(t. out four of the sis trunmt'd lk,ston )l, New tk batters 1w fac'ed its Oakland jiacunisisip's sun- w',mi ' 4, Gilman Plan Head Off _ . - .. -- ' . jtirstiir , , - -' I .irn's- Simis lb wts ii triensi oF mine and as I try to look I, I ,nusl reumie'inbs-t Ito' things vie talked about Sunday lotte liii' Tssllssdt'ga iik1 hurt', I keep saying; how" l':ver>-one I t.ilkt'el to that saw- the' vi reck said it was Just a light tap with ' - hIlitsilflSil llis sIgnirs, follows sins (ha' lie't'ls if rush ,f fr'shtms;u,s track stars, nssie,tl's iii sprint's 4111(1 fs.'h,l s"srnts, vi huh f euiniten,l's, is wher,' the' nsitui,nsil junior e'i'lle'g.' trsi,'k titans. Is,cul sctsiiisl ''luuis one of its . - antil "'ser lusi,I '' F:ls,'wtor,' it, the NateI "sliP 114', 1114' III.'i(t(.fl '5 't ctmit n,iit the St I Ivule ( ,,rvIi , i-ti ltv .çfl fita'go F'olr nips'tI 114' Nw Yot'k Sip?- , ''' -' '' the rwner tr. i' Pe?,'r,nnu tr.shhs"l -,sf,'?'s incutlon nrmth 14-u-if, (1km Eamp. -1.fenmvss tackle .Inhn fly' rule.r ha's'- three a' 'st,ihuui,,uti, m -anal qiiartirtun-rk iW -scpertue ifl I' pa'snnwlc Puctorini, [slst liarett it Atl's* defensiVe CMI 10 management do14.i liwkpy rl'ue t,p'st ('i,Pa-°"s' oll.'ga', 'ititii,tik 5 4'51)4'('ti5fj u-verylhmni( under unit start 'sr.'akna'sc act "ason 'rnw.'s. to fit into the (tiler plan as u ""4'' mt'sem w'aith's slefpni's'r tackle hesiale on. Stisrttns,t Ssd Gillmar5 was hired on sit his' ;uuOit l)a'W,uqLa ill.'-''-Greg S.anip.nn, last . ,'sur' No, 1 lInes in the league forensan of owner Rust F'ormer Dallas 4p5'Pad arid wasted no time "ill. selertton illnu,n' hog :u'so's ther.nuuuth snial 's'eter- ', ;rm,.ta't he r.'nsiqferecl -h.,ff " ''so's 'rit ,l(.t,r. •i'nt,'r •'s ''-'fl l4ett'ii'm, -i'uil :1,11 'ii,' fru,t,. LI ''it (;,In's.sn matte ) srr, along -uth ins (lit.'-player tr.',des ts'frr, the (')tler'i ends huannsscnship rings, frn,'n -i' 1 lotsetnn'i higgest .Iefeve reported f Raltitnore olts lu-i lend Ie:s' i4'"s''i's could tI itil IIfW Kerrville'; Ss-hrciner tnatstsite ,tstiip meal lustulity to the tin.' harking a'ntps. depleted Iii's? Giilman's plan n.s to head off IW last year season e't'sen P'?.'r'son 'railed repeat of last year' s 1-13 reOW4 division, w hi, ii is in ja'f4iIrrl) uI ".ssssIt sec IRwiger's 5, F:p. fli' Issuing rt itt r.enrge Webster inst Rain lacing nsa, (I'lsfl)5 with rm'corsl's Willie ( r,u'A ford ty-iniered ansi the worst In the National 5iWlV tat'kl.' Fiber? I'ingo inst gnat Pnin'hiur,j 'im lisa' tuippy side of SIX) ckuist,ls'sl soil IrfA r in four rsuna Football League. md return Js' Rmrhart ('heck, aim i'nuld hetu ,'5 pleusunt .usrpr-tse it natalIe (liter's to their glory lay's 'it the St lis s the inl>- tubs in tui l.'s.al la's Angeles to an rim. 'srra';iI of Paul Rnt'sin,'scs' Iinetusck.'r fl hlasiston's lisa' National Li-sugui' East with tin tot', •r.a'r the Espoc esurl',' unit Fr'sl Willi'. from-n ''snclfln;it its Isead ssbovu' water 'lSRIlusuiton's record earned Uj's. a''chihution toss hi Ph.. Nt'tv ','ark sia'$a''l the Oiler';' running bar' 1 he '.sttor> for ('laud.' (,'s- Signs Donald Merrick It,,. Ii 14.11,: aIls, '(hi poli'r, the best trans we've - ''.' ' _5 ma eriess s ti-is vs liii lv, v 'ir'i plan' IhtC IIAII4'i -uso... il tiff ,s p,o ( vs until, liii, ,r'l Il'.. f;,istern IItvs'shw,'I.',a't it,t P'us) .' 'iv fi- cirs,ght ifi ( ,itrl,nahI ' ' Cut cler Co a(11 I Ru ii '5l(l)s , ' Making -snot ttuc' l.u.'u ,'5r s rk.q I v,cI'.' '.i,nmct 'IV It q ps'st Ihiusi Star it1N0'tl 'ho 'stovutrs',I Ftp's' I •J#.'q, uk.' (lie IhitrisgIt ot ', elms I, I ardllni,,l, 4) Iiinsg oIlier little misc',, in 'Its' '.1 I.4,se I ,rrl,ruaf, ra-aslul •' ken", chuirt's owl v'aiq f,l4I's, rrt.,Inl nrul'r . slid case , vi lu's cir.'en for I,sg mooney. chi'(tiji.grssitionu sic (hey 'A'"rI iit )rur 'se- c' hmiel (1w' 1s''sI hrs,p.h'tl tt'rtr right 'straight Ir,-''''rd so Iu,cs'tusll 41151 c'rvk.l p ansI tresrth In us row to "i tsiisg Ito' W'rrl'l Sine's at huir,shecl pits br's i", ihic (.14' wi's ,, 3t) ckfe4,t t SI,.r ga'Il said alter -'s king lip" tills Ivirnier ansI (lie left harsti 'if fj,'ss1. JfsJ,rt's - - '"itt iumia,tlus'r run in the Pi' emil 11w' hlaciston Astros, la-sw. c- r,p the (',rdina('s' rprorrl "''s 'u' aki'r 's'sc'r tI,' Iti'tl's 'tbsls uagainiet (f'iJlhspuc'a's It. l& in our ri-a "rI isnil so g.swl, ,iIIui Wnn"s bonnet ansi I,e at vsia>ts' 'se.''lI ut' there,'' Ma', ' ruins-sf oV'tfl do,t,Ie tusk5, nmrr - a'rtatn sal Il-t r f,- chit pitching, 'I I'drre I %fr's i Pir.ah'.s will tie thcrc' wtc,mi II '"set,'' Is' c-sisal I'' r rr• } r ItS 1' ''ru, (tss' I'srutes. 's.'.n i 1-.- rir.h1 to 'sn..p Ia,', nail lieu-,, isls> tog si's if Its'', a tic lit sly.' busts ti that run ansi ssmit.-al to u-s ta'nsal (heir season einvutts'r ii the t%i(ti,tn of the tie>;snwt liii rc'gulssr si 1st-dish- i,sntti 's Sari iluego rallied for hunt na'uthcr loss (he' rest of the 3.) 'sit tot> over New York 4 • BIBBY BALL COM INC IN p1 'asr whaIsoe'ser Hr presented a rather , , ie reasor ,,,, 'I'l';x;s l(\\( , I'l' luiimIa'i' ,Jjtui JliIlsv 's1in, Pi,ss .III'*'dII's' r'.'i-asi'ded ,, iiIIia' (Iii' hi k Idlul A's, shows hoW Iilti('hI stuff lu jitits 0,11 I he In ill , stranger in rn seat st mv I hilt Itlulfil '-sill Itt, 'i't h1...I 'sl,.s.agi' .cpuirky An1' r.',n, altw'c, I '''sfs'ct tin. tip It 's nat t(,,t (lit' I'itt'stairgh I''r sIc's' 'tussgc'n Issic ansytisirig / I a tS Ii's ' - ..U. 3Targeii si'.i lii,'il l'ri-ie ''4'tli Sjriicr Vi ilh, ',t,, , I j aat' ts Ic-I.'', css,n III ut' '-sr I'. 'lui c ci (I. tots'i 411111 tint ins- 11.-i uulil st,if '5% hut Ho t -'s's , aten1au'e Jut the ball park Tb' seats are outrageou' t.irc'rf ul in Pus dcterTTunatJcE at II ,-.' ,* rn, World s University ----------------- -------------------I ---- --------------- ---------------- ,,\ \ s...,..1. .5(5 ;(., .'.L'4 •'4' #lt 4 - n1 1k AttendA Game S urrournoice I -'l-i ". Didn ' t Like Sitting Out sill .s. ration •T1 iiIl true iii 1.1 41111's,, •Tii1iti,,nri, is It the ii 1tisthiIit it the It)iIit to !tt a1on with pee must pr'ducs' an e'scttm not nrtCs5M toe the 01W who I rt1 dii' prime to i 'hool and the eommuntt to U the fundamentals of a .caon toe the Ioc Warti's,kw1-ifl the goxt.c. pr'sing take ad'santae of this eager. When a coath's pla)ers ('iI1w wr'img 1014ba11 team ()iPiccs will qutckI Woiht-u1f intei ot p..tihit to tutu uiilh ii 5tdtetfljt ht ness and "c that teaching t.,. The Rotar's chub heard this requentI a person tiecaui,i, of r'1$mu'r the ta)en ;i:ht t1w 'iron,:, hi' 1is ..What h, hanneL's 11w t'haraeter unto thou.ht tpre.a b's Caude i taknt.s PV1"fl h •i b's' God feci' ii ill 1W the I1CS whO MW w hole so nu e. pr oil u eli's e i'u to 'sii,,:i'st to ip' Vi oodruft, Seminole IIH:tl that he's entitled to special 'hi'atiniZ the truuus" foe the avenues t.iki' it lula,'e''' .nt1 tIui St'hool indum flwnti'', in his pn's-ukes (t t'e(Y,LThtIon talented petliiflflci. thi coach This us essential in creatIng •nhled, is o good apprii, I t.Ik to them Mon4a rKsn at the ilus us the corinue4 the of •\ dedicated citi7enr much of our taiull.Irnilung 'sW t"(l'it(l' gettini along with people,' w'essar tiu sustain thus great In asking For CUtflhIiu!t, "struff said RaUwr than fl'i' us no shading between nation and to advance its twt a(tI's 1' support for his progr. Vi ith a record of i4 w ins 14 thus, the person r,hoiahl be .it 11w Indian 'atiip,' right and wrong, the Xi.lCh intvre%t'. Woodruff thih'si i'sses and lout tie gani in bus ,ratetuito the (i's-cr tie nil his staff will he willing coiiuni'nteit on the bit arid use continued flus is a factor that tntc*' of t'oartung there was a it lot' the benefit of his alibis gntsters must reabre . to cooperate in iihii, or t"srri'ni' needs guittanri' ('onSenSuS that tt'' hLci(-s M akioaates a' well as i'ther t'tfnrt's P1flt('d toward lust t1ini his iu'si,t thin. for him. .ini a't a'etwdingl There us a ii I 's •. r .iit of haman naure that SASS reaching 11w good qu:ilities of ii ittusuuit the benefit of the gi is a factor (trganiz.ations , eah, but -'' Followed tn an theM' '.'uingstcrs before thes is 1i'tars ian help prosnie 'scuse as to 'si Pus nght was not are ihiwrti'd into alleys of 4 trouble uidarwe iphasirr'd. Heid Itrislie, presitlent, lie stressed the need br the s oung These people, siwcalb those in Junior hugh i'curninumts to participate in Iiioii aril 'ushi Nult's . ttuairiimn. 'sier,' in sh.it i' 'tioolatW mentalk' alert, cager scti efforts ' ''1 f us .,iii it ' 'V i it f'-r. ,,',',q ,,,.g ''s'u1 M ore a'auuiiruff . •_ • -- SHS Coach Addresses Rotarians - '- _ ii' -, -\ hr i, ' e,,'s- ,',- '"s ',\'sn- '\i' thutftirji Nsu,,',. \T -Nt,,'. rrath JtSt) N Fl1 NIJI 'IVE - - - _____ iUe1l ___________ _______________________________________________________________ —. �-- 4 B— The Sanford Herald Tuesday. , Aug. 11. !2 j een a Bisque, e ichrome ----— — - — - Th - 919 E. St. 2nd Sanford, 7 561 C Ph r cs 40 E. • Celery Avenue I • • S 1.' I (Ii (I1 OP EN 710W FIRST ST Ph 373 33O Bid U3 (30th St p o. , . - - . - l- / Quality. If VWEVE Aardrobe eates. her own 'YOU will find everything fr.-,- Paflerns&trivrs?o the l&es, '.e ) fAbrics WA_ a __ ' .175 horsepomur giants A wille 5VIN Ilion of larin marhinery I% a%iji l al,le "I GOT NTH` ff -40~ j r.1 (114'o I'xperienced invit will kiool% and install all III v The Fishing Hole - milady's fQbnc shoppe 117 S. m3go, 320313 as Its for groi,es, rant-hv% and voi-getable farms Vallv) center pivot irrigation %)xteinx art- it i, . IIII located it) slavia, * I - & Serv;ce faniirr large and ntall n tli Ovitln area. 11 farm eqnIiii'en1 Mtkp of carries .1 iOii'ilu . mu , Fabrics iôr lri (JnIv.r;, / fTenn.cs.e irn't , itst iariki,, III III, large the rant It. ()iedui traitor 1ia 11w C(It1il liurnt right for thy loll llHlr traitors r.i,i from shout I iL_ -_ 12 18 French Ave V ' ?± Ducti. Allis Chalmers trill lors aod lawn and garfloi. tr Abandoned Unwonted Cars Hauled ;lrir: :' Ib: wit 11w )car 1* rinc ru (1w turin rclIIilIrnorut ;inl pfitt lu.irn' ii thw. (ii Uwr CUP ( C" 4rV$ei' tuuao4IgCr II '; itwl g.ur!kn tra( tu'rM, and Gehl flruI forage iiuiIptIw1it They u,ku "arr all kiiIc of vol luirvrctsng ctuisppnent Duda Atito I lar(A sto4 ks lx)tli 1 to m 4 00 p m —— — n Care S nr cn h vf_± alillm .Intl light truckii They TURN ON have twit -mle-i and ro-pair men han to-en t1wre almoit aq Itow 40 0o the 111.10 all the tifl.It is the lil,ve tit i~sl fl,r 0 Oviefic, Tractor anil Dijola farin efluiptiwnt y(As rio-tl o.j III*- Atitto Part, ; art- an ematilislied TO I ,4,r vice i.ij r— , ivu; 1 1 1 .1 Duda Auto Parts .nd Oviedo Tractor Co. FOR HOME FA RM OR s, A most niiAern equipment alld Illethods for hypnotic coi)(filiti)IIIng ILM I t I I • Ctou? Lt?tp'r Store Fronts BULK VEGETABLE SEEDS I 29FAvenue Call 322-719S Firt? S _ xxxx Check His License ari I u.sv sclffi% pnosis Contrar% ntrw, iist-If I.-. r,411 darij,'t-rous. fit, 322-8877 _Z I I $1450 ) With 300 Pur.hai.0 (.LJcijultj. .Pajj'A 322-8711 - No atable - ii Foods Cooked_tnPeanut Oil c.,O7W_25thSt for Phone Ahead Orders 322 9442 7100 S. French Ave. Sanford , Shop Early For Your Back To School BICYCLE and ACCESSORIES FRIED C have several teiniporar) remedies such as sleeping pills, shots mood elevators or tra'iquilizers HutAescr, %sl cootmented oWdat t oritake IT)titt' sense (0 alleviate '1 tIiminatetlmesc problems by earnngtocontrol )our owni U. can be done rt relative b> na ' - - -. - 20" Boys and Girl's 3 Speed Boy's and Girl's 10 Speed - Na(uralls, the most d fe'ctise iA is b) dup LGLItifir I -,, - / TRACTORS I & i JOHN Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment 834 7??? MAITLAND $10" - • GOOD LIFE WE CATFI TO ANQUS & (till .1 IM'tter plan to l Il I uom in lull it t swim: In (tnt.i Florida,two sluIuiI mid rtno,uIt rather kii1 tiitii aPi air in ,L* ii s ii.1(1k 5 .i tar ,if it II I I4)(lht(tI on ihltii Ihid in arki Apopka lit in is t n, t n questjoiLs are being asked b% than build ;I iiew line, when hoint-o"ws, and proslietti%v ",ttrio sluice and ;I more at. Smiford, Link's tPlit-rat!,in tacted at ' It. E. Link $10" : Seeds Tuxedo Feeds N shopping, and fun than back I a hot,is welcoming and Iujrloui' Madrid - - te-irriming PDOIS Happy, -.III ha.e d OE.- E M N -,_, NUNTOS TUXEDO FEED STORE-2' 10 COR. $ANFORD AVE. Phone 322 2674 AND SECOND ST. Sanford, Florida to .- 1.1111% AGENCY !(ur rtI&P,m, WE OFFER ONE DAY PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE ANYWHERE IN THE STATE Vfnr PANHANDLE AREA carry -four Money? Which credit cards to take? Ask y travel agent for the best choices 322-9663 GLENN ANSLEY SANFORD AGENT 400 Sanford Ave.—located in bull,ding with Ansley TV I . '. . -- * , •. . 4 . . , . 4 for all , your 1* ,' (4 , - 00 george IsLuan #116.066.6to. 006&A" ^A ( •I , %l -, santurd -- STUDENTS WA WA NTED - SALE ALL ,-" ,#' % WESTERN SADDLES-JEANS- A anu AAnh;n ii. 0 HOURS 6 Muoiday Friday is 4 Sai ui do y closed Sunatity 322-7029 B.E. LINK Construction: " n I U fl t U I ii PH. 323 0o24 yi OO .. BuLt _____ ,,, ,, 046 "QqV - : C J5 m -' . Call . R emod& ng -low . .... `tAUJ4I,% 7 1, "Zo prorn .. SHIRTS-BOOTS BELTS Pled Rose p " ' ' I I SFMINOLF HARDWAI1F t WESt F RN SUPPI ii ' LONGWOOD Hwy If 91, Just PLAZA Narthol 04 Pit. Ole $623 BIG Yougetthat CHILDRENS iviw'. jnMqnolIa t)ui,viltWu1 Sanford ,- 14' Pit III 11 ool) 11%11) SUPPLIES; TACK Mixon Auto Parts . Full - Boots & Saddles J157 Ilwy. 11-92 Ooijole'% pfI10NF 323-3866 . Ho Obliqjlioe, Oi't N kIDAY NITIS Mot Mixon Auto Parts 322-0808 for GARAGES For InlQrmjtiw, SMITTYS SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER • i%tiiit I '. - CARPORTS - i Closed Sundays Iii.' optic ,printio g from $425 M W 'I * . MIRRORS *PAINT MENSWOMFNS 4* ' Senkar k HOURS FILED FAMILY ROOM -- f AS A DV [ R T I S E D ON TV TWOMODELS TO CHOOSE You II - . THE ,'.i- NCELLED RI if u'c1'ul( - ART SUPPLIES .GLASS WEED EATER 323-6404 jack rabbit express •-z SPECIAL To Become Hairdresser INSURANCE ' i'. Locations iLlum I A lot - Ifldiei build it I. 2 This Month Would You Like Beaver I ' III si'itui',iiiin r BLAIR for Better Living REPAIRS o,oilill it I.,11'riji'l \1, • cit Helpful Hints: 1`10A, ^No , 1.14 1.-1111 11111 IANK ' ' tk fvices a III ilivir lit-mrs This mai. Ix. - ~iiiiiiiz~-_IJIIIIWVAII CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC, 574 1`4 Orlando Ave , Winter our ( -. 'tvpnauisi y owe, NI-im livineowners favor the lunik rate ho in. on With miii rut iii tilt lilMil pa tio. • r 'ii.irsiig tm.ituk rates ,iiuil mu un utitiulte is loon' u'l,ilsn .11. •oa lilt!.' ,'tr,is I 11.111 risultiiig in argo It4A 't.tl% rom businesstravel Save f umea ndmoneyby using • -. stats it , i. . - Vegetable Plant& 111.0111;11, Riding Works Like h(us,ussliu'I are (Inilsin lb lniIuillCs lIle construt- tioni I ink's ••% . - all,,i I I itit t. ntmii,sl.l th sit miuulirust,uuu',its t o , t'IsthIui II mm t i millit " 11.11 ,t 1iisun' hijildings Wills land prit I--, ljo. I, - 'u •t.ta It. TACO CORP. co ET :11 sonr center Madrid. it sports (if students, Individual and SUM&M ftAIA 1011,1001111,11 .i iouvi" , ratlit-r tha n keeping .uti'uiutr waiting iuionthis Iwfiirt' getting their building stirttul - 'u . sole r1Illr. CALL 323-3850 M WE NOW HAVE THE tc en 9:305:30 Sat 107. We Baby Chicks Horse Car.' items Tac Pl Supplies Annuals F'ri'iii simuilli) E conomical FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ~6 i sst in. I. it ci l seeing acation when it r.lanned by those Localed next tothe Plaza Theafr e in Sanford Plat& . tr,utist dri%ewas atid adding it .1141C011 I.% itotir 160.114!* luill. too building Link Connu ' van i ra risihuus, 1111 10 delays. and the cost "III PARTIES. CRU/TY;( PIZZA - of tight • s in it going it)(*list us., - Y ou Fertilizers We Do Perk Tests. Builds Homes n 114,uiIei,%%I)ers host soon can • s tart build ing, iliRl. how, iuiuch - - the State of FIcrWa SEPTIC TANKS re(dII i ce i It - called the Eurobuild.ng A /LICE OF THE BLINKIL rux)(I 4iiidl ±m( Ii , _____ by Stronger Than Concrete - famous for great twiel-, One of the most popular I, . I - - from the built ights to thi' dips In the sea And then v%hole day Approved - FaCT a •n.r fl. slit. t PIypnoai Iv rght to ,. .*tr.m.i pr) at !h.0 ability 10 IOCUI their WUPS at.ntwn ,n a s.nqli thougm or des. ID Its Siciusion t oil *Is*. allnrinq titsit subeoncioua nind ID .um. control. Tb. fl•'*b suatoorKpout mindcan than thh.i.iiy mak. things It.pp.n and Fiber Glass every exciting minute V IMPLEMENTS FOR A L L TRACTORS & BULLDOZERS Will Service All Model Tractors 1812 N ORLANDO AVE SCHEENK - Rapid And Economical — BULLDOZERS GAS& DIESEL - - Casselberry . - • benef it from h) pnoti, - io - ____ )fe j6 ALL MAKES WHEEL 4 ' 5lr4(3 UR A !TFON( Whti . .. A it - - (I -. . ;; or'; '?it9*flCS hoetercophynasts to learn Obt, jPr,j*-r pr(w vi-durt. III approact; TO - -1 - Hwy. 4U A tt , • - P 120 . - - B& E FURN/T1RE - r 'V With FROM I - . U .1 - building b uilding contractor H, 831 7377 Mile East 17 92) SAmFORD. Inc. HYPNOSIS - FACT OR FICTION? - r- ALM. 24(INF M. 42-1 - N • •1 of ... - - - ' h)pnosis. either heteroh%p- - - - - - -' ...• - . lf.hynos _____-___ • ' !'day and see the WicMpr Desk. Lubrar 1 T,trji, and - - -- private comultation. Jti.%t 322-5758. 17his twakes it vas) , 11 r %ou it) get all the Inforinati,., - . -i'. . problem, on can phone Wvlt. and titake an appoinuittot for u'Lr - off #VIth?9r, Jkd:3 IM Beautiful and Charmin g Or. of you have a lx:rsk,r.A1 % (III could 40% , ..' in Ix-rk-fit thv~ indivi(ival sit.ai importance. While hyp. referral troniyour physician as —____________ - 2012 French Av e . 321.2650 I - We Have 20" Hi. Riser .1 irildr NINGS : professson A ctwck ssith %our doctor anulti clean) rese.il t!t hypnotist's luwal standing As a putilit' I k tar. demonstrations to CR1, s or social clubs. o I •m interested ht()UP plaic ( h>-prnisis and tiBiA itt in t im .1 n ::"; . '' l%ntV.P.ti lii 11w local iiit'dical 13EAUTIFUL COMET . rtipurvii h% Flilrida lim , Is lit of prolonged rk-tvous tensions: Warn it if they really desire to hypnortist: 4 (k. so." %,t., Ite sure the hyptlOtl5t is g. Unfortunately, throughout 1ieel as an ethical hy; s e xu a l problems such as r'tist' If he practises h)pnusis frigidit% and impotence: lustory hypnosis has always attracted a fringe of quacks ai~.j th the Florida Is Your Style, charlatans due to the unusual telention and recall; overIhImAlsis Law. Ix, can m-cure a Look & Feel Lovely. pherwryiena that it can productA I I izht ; h(vrLv as an Ethical Hypnotist. spastic colon (or flfl ad oIhJ%t such a lw and & Teresa people to some degree, but it is firiltuim should certainly Set Or Color Your Hair. knouing what to do after the itionder. "Why!" COOL IT WITH A COMET atqe Select Hypnotist Caref u l Ovoildo JEWELL GOOLSBY ;J arid anki('tues of cstrda> life tosonic t*•tiets, hypnosis is not ivapdtc,ition or ii stase coulti inexy1Teasm,"ysfl somtJfl1l(toyou"of'for lx' dangerous D Weks, Seminole County's iou." With 11w ttwrapcutic use of oni) 1Acered C04isultant in "It is something I teach )OU. h>pnieci grosSIng each (Ia). it Ethical Hypnosis, "the in. Hypnosis is no magic formula onit'sallthc more important cidence of psychosomatic Ptjh I sayhocus pocti that select your ph>notist ullneu is growinç in like .indall)our roblenis are gone. just as carefully as )oU ould prOport1o" "Snx all people are dif. select your physician. Therefore the tollossing h'sitiooriiatic ills have no tt'nt ittakesdifferentkngtjs or - nic' origin and can to propenl) learn self' suggestions are offered for your pr otection in -electing sour thcmseisesan the form hypnosis But eser)one can DYKES HEATING & AIR CONDT ableware Set II • vs, lrrlslon~t WATER TO AIR HEAT PUMP T Feminine. Lot Us A To You Introduce 9,~a utifully New Hairstyle— ---- ...... Ph 1411S 1248 TrOally Sanfo d FIGHT AIR POLLUTION With A Compact - Whisper Quiet (No Noi Outside-Condenser) Get$2 95 a 28 Piece PMshedPotatoes r Ph 3.3 eeiO Better Cooling-Better Hecaing . Economically TakeThe 5 Out 01Summed N 4j , ^ HafCvkarefoir the Farm ar Home G,,W Leaf Plastic Sognt WE MA KE WA VES rrfi, Sok o, o7ijr1-- 4, Hoalthy, rinminq Hair It". Part Of j FARM EQUIPMENT & ' 327 I owl q F rA IL NHOLESALF LAWN 512 S Laurel A, 5 P M OPEN DILILY I A M L1L 41 )IJ?Ø 1.4 Gardedand ') AUTO PARTS GOOD PLUMBING - — t1 - SERVICE -- kcd PrtpccpnrI onalize Kentirtly lia-i bern willi Oviedo, -_ S 00 - f -t ; Whecy Is or Not 19 _ OrIando Yoo r ; 'r L Phone 322-9842 rur rp VIC FOWLER ASSI TANT lc Irq 'j Bill Wilkins, Mçr. Sanford Airport i Bo* 322-3332 PH - Full Range Farm Equipment - I )'UlI V(h IhGS Rt APPOINTMENT PH 3 It SAFoR D Ô ft 'To-it CAL HE G STROM of F LA. I - I: Sorefromsl:-% 'I—Lbtie(, I . Oviedo Tractor per min lop W Sdfad T'no M'th niri th,t, Airpor t Sr-,ieo Sttn (t tho A irport Alc 4 I Tu 601 air t InCntrlFrida !S 'f*at 1 / 1.,* I p10 Tsro Si.ppI ;rl,e tpre%, Pp,n. ui, Aofn 323-0561 Passed PPCrn'Tda t T.sd,. erami andpr Prett~ does re i) on profe-ssiona l hair care tO look her t>e,,t__CaI I Fo Ave -. ......... pho COPIER I ..-. SnOrrtJ rMd - - Fla renrh 7 1 t -, rkc!rL4 2.t Hour Nursing are For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy - _- Supply • A H - Finished Dealer Tire CENTER _____-- ---- . , 'OI.iFRI ' APtOlN1MI: NI CAt L 321 1131) hitIl hlui, tit k 01 hea Whilcomb 1201 Park Avv tonfol (I ., 'tree asa Breeie fe'elm,iq iii EDWARD sSHOF 1I '.' ' - LtLII Junior Shoeland 1 ,,, L I, oNk,VVk1k)L1 11k A: -k itA , TRADE l ltvl LONC-~%txoo I'll oil /.-%I 4 ii lqmplqw u. • Lewis Sales & Service PHONE In-mill clv b RfA. iait kjor d �-- 6B---The Stnford Hjjt ++ .-- __--- - -- -- __ -- - -- ---- - _;_-.--- +-: - - __-- - -- Tuesth',,Au 14, 1973 ihr t',,tft,,tJ IIeir,J Are You An Armcha ir _______ Shopper? Check The Bargains BeIow - 1t Persorit, Instructions -- SIDE GLANCES fl 30*0 -- - ,),) WANTED RECEPTIONIST EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINEES v.cri rc 'r API 'fOu 7 ROUILfl Call loll ire. 644 7077 for We Ci,,- -- WIlMA tflfIP4KING Prrhap AlCOhOlICS A000YV1%OUS Can Kelp Ptionel7) SI Wra. P 0 Do. ?*3 Sanford, IO'4a r'p'rt u,uun' ' will o*ve yo rov,WIet, t'afl'fl0 ano Provide brOil v.Itpi or pap. lime empto'rn..nf rvrr VUil Øfi?p app an rv,nin cIitp, nallahle Vn mutt he wlln I t( ,l • ,..c MAPPlACt!, tt M*rIhrn ,lV' .tr' ' - -• secr,t.ri.l •,,$ ri Ic yo mn ; COIL care all dab MEN JOHNNY WAL KER Ste n stro m - •OOC&'t '. - 4 fIt carpetIng - j / '-) / - ____ Cart for Chvn r m'r,nme Mcn ir ikr Ma )73 1*11 WOMEN1 & - V I.L1 .( I F 'F.I LIl I CALL •. INSTANT LIVING C A f I, lI P( [Ail s 'I oicinr bp,ir,r'r f'a-'r ORLANDO BUSINESS I" 36K -------------------Instrticiinnc - _______________________ .1),',! B (Vi f,.!.' KEYPUNCH --------______________ lb Misk Hi•Ip Wanted - we wir ¶L.LI 'Yr tt.-.-. L.we t: sc PSC)lJ*F tc AP i.Pt't tPe PIRSOPf p l0i CApdiA*iC OR C- IRtt. PASS OP CALL £3 iow '' P W C)LLIS ' i'f%flU,I CALL 8348588 NOW CR LANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE IlAPdCi LtSSDP4. Ws4 Coo',! Course -- 'O('1,f'tj Al%- POOrESl!, IrLp[Rs Cioa waot.s ppi, iv fr IlA. IFflolin Con6fln4 I11 .0-ii. IPvø Ci%ielberv -- WANT AD I NEORMATION to' IIPd,trli3O MAN. building ISRAM er' S1 ao Ow1R. cii ___________________ I Winter Park - Orlando -MASOP Call 3?) 6011 •flr 1 - Watts,,' Wildirs - ad WelcI.'i rIpen Ph 322-2611 f-or pipe ccc.. A '.tstj4I k per torn, pliicfl .nn b*flilitL Appli in 751 _____________________ 831 -9993 All aO'r'',tinC app a ru4 ir 7t, Sanlo,r HeralC or WrOnriday *11 auIomal,call4 plac•ct lit Thur 401,4 SAMIL V ARC.Alb eIIWS St CTIOP. 111.1 ii dittritwjt.0 te ir it -. r ____.. I,. br •ry F.tiver ti,r, 400uSd includs thu nr'I,0r' in (Urnpuling their •arn lb. PIPI LAYI p. mar' *fl,! 'an mart Alt typ5 ol Itipe Api c'ct.l$,n' pesIPo't, witti f'r'flhafleflt futu't Ca000 Pabr and hefli'lItt 4PVI4 i' PeflOn flI Sit 'luuhet Orlandc. • WAN? tb Lntin'es tot 5lP,l IibeICiIIOV plant Must be Strong willing *ock,' 'flOi henf,t, 4tartsng wUol- $3 75 per hour Appl4 iv. pe'-son br Atbr.gh! Pu 1)4 ' A, • fin'' II .0 .aritorp DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE ,i.ii '' 1 (('j17 ll'f I:)' C4RPENTERS LAIIORERS OFFICE MACHINE RE PAIR SUI3STITUTF I5U RI V ER EIllI4 5.f'f'ICttI. i- :ir .i :u- l') 701) il.r 6 1' Opening At The fl tl.ld' .aP l0C01Pl1, r'.rq.11fl! pØy and *urkrng cofl0llun Working 5 flow Idge 4 all 0omet ii "iixi't tirt Appi. iv. ilertotI Jars OaVIS 11111 IkiIr VOIk1wigr, It • * Construction foremen * .tu-st Li.. ,.jc' ,,-ii- N tPlepSuorii nimflholt Q1I(Iin' .11)0 4tJir to,, 'lrIJCtftJI, i'iii7 yltitiat .nc "Ulidabri SirS leave WINCO ONSuccN cORP I)) 3d3 '.4, rut tip, Idibti' er ipr new flasiuC COOCYC'r work Op IlorlUnhft to' advbnreniartt 373 3fl475 Sanford Herald Erce.ilenf startlnc, slar- and au'omobitt') 7fT1S(I Apply ii parson to the ircution Department THE ANFORD HERALD ales lad',, full time emplOyment Pie week group insurance Appl', in pe'son ncr phone rll Swpfne', C)tlire SuppI', ln Isa MagnoliA Ay - Sanfo'0 '' 't . ' irCIhon Cln'Pioc - l Orian0 'Ia , 37607 Ar Equal Openrsunit', Emploe _________________________________ 5EMINOL( COUNTY II! miCII$fl*ti brflitl? P'vitIetl AflrtI irivf, 3 CORBETT - RIAL ESTATE Salesmen needed' MltipI llillttg Ctirflpui(tr r vice ,wtp r,atfo' nnlslancp , nt.r h(giut Piyroll IlsSeep,r-.. invoice Cecil14 t0'0 Inc. itt I • $w' irt1 cc Ilnh, fwCO Appi', - o'OC working CttnU'!IOfl%. 11011 fringe twni'tII, Salal", open Loviowood 323 SM) or 4450777 lIUlOMDIlLlI b00S,kLtPtI- -__ - 2 bedrom turnifuec, ar - *11! ac tep' one CtiiiO 'l'. 33)0540 I ertlale o' rnilt - taking 6DplicAIiont to, r,p,ri,ncec asia fraineq s S Catoness. .R 4?? Longwood. c.irnrdiale opening f or elperiencec bookkeeper Of lice ti1'bage' 3 girt fltfit Electronic accounting piC, ,arsui,oc, ra IU'fluthcO .i4ir ommrn1uralr with e,DerI,nc, AI 'rplies Sep ,tr iCtl4 tu lident,aI Appl4 .i- P"%or 1.1 liaker VOIkSwaperi 3)15 P. PIwy I' 93 Sanford ', *''i 0 ci', - - --- %5.i4I fvicmli. I,,, kU'Ll.rno tit' It?,,! 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Business ' 3:36)57 644 3Q13 LAND CO M PA NY REALTOR Kingsberry Homes t.'U '4'" Ledf4'. ?t.-4s ,i' :-e I Cap"a' SanforO Ceo"., iiit a" hilly C.rp.$ec, ? 'D011 5.nønd.ng 671 455 - P . '.r I-n' • lU', 'i's + 1St Charge Quaietieg lenan,' w41mliftg LII? your hOut,,apartm,n' c,,isai4 wilt u I'. "i(Wi' 'tI5(irnr, i!,0,-, (Si!' h--lT,'14( SI i 'I.,', 4,., 'MI NEW"PAPER do, not (.flowinly accept HELP WANTEO ADS thitI indl(dti- ii prCf5',ri-1 api api' from en, plpyt'r overed by tt',. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mon snfo'matlQfu ma l.5tiIa ine tr urn tIle Wait, Pl'j! Oftitci- a? 219 Carlainq I49Q Pd E Avenge, North FlOrid. 330 CO""m'ft ii ficQflS'4i', 41,!P 'Al' 'mIØC', "Out, fl 700 blocS of I? 9 '•. • 07 L .'er '.-rm Come out and i.e why w ) P1 P i-t , I , 9 P POP I ,, %i,t (''111111' - Ho, ',es Ii',' i-, ' I - -'ill. Il-u I'' '.1 l,-y F. l'*e,I P'l 173 65 , , + -' ON WEST 75th SI,NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APIS. oturrIn b5 1- ', 4 5. - + $ - Household Goods lii. • ' + ' a-es. C tofu (,at,,,-1 IICI,) It IsVALL TO 50401 GLASTI4OPI 13 0713011, ne. At M,rut',, Ilgal ntegr,,l I,.. "i '""fl 'v nFl fVtUSl 'uris • h't 911 56 , tIiJ i'(Infrfli - 1+1 , 'Sir I '.-tut 1 tuPpIc's galore SrpIis %c'nld+ 116)1 I 55*)' ¶4 21/ OMi U remld'rsq 151,5 1.4Dm' I ___________________________________ 4' 1" 1,5 " '- 9 23161 Planth±ionVilage Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your / -Ii-. - ------ - - OffIce EquIpment -'"'neal carpet *b,oIe'Sale' 'as & Supplies 2000 ra'd% aS new toadoorn ___________________________ irprl left o.er from eOmmet(iII 141 111)14 1 III'.' I •Puu,l-,e I IecIr,c 'sllllifmOfi will tell and ,i-itlall+ IbId I al, llal, 1 $Ir ,t,'e IJtCm! ,,' bulciert whol,tal, cr741 Al 30 tii 9 flofl rno'tlht 35,1 S 'r,a' ' '114 I b,I* retail 5.aniIo'd Herald _________ 'ia.labI. U lo 36 PiicalIPt% In,, '.,rne ,5finial ARIES (*1.1 I 7 6 Jlfi.+achlflery.ind Tools II 1551 call eOIl,ct' (c,rtiplelrhjuee" '--I, '1'' '+-" '•',nhl Vtciw.b lId. I i-rd • + I ' all 47$ 75)i I AMt(- AlSi(Op.Sf'LI '4114 I Oil SAl I I At I lip ea:s inspection Pri- 1/- - .' H5] Mi-i-tb9 AT Ioka lnt.,spoi. 4 Umo*t liii Lo& Moe', .j, Of cad o right ea M.y $oee.i.cd, TI,. o'esI ii on your I.+t o ruse. fs'oen P+b sa4 Ofl DPI we.&doys hotviLake tO al 530 Iim4.,. f noor, Ill I V.iso.,i w.kum, rae,', , lIPS flirt 31330 Itirj.'r ous - S 'your club r r9dnl:dthorl would ke to be includet4 in LONG WOOD - 111111 It Aol 1100 Mttt1i',p P4-It '(-..'.l,.iy,9S W( -Of5i'll-."4' - it ,' ,,, f.otis,'P,old CcEl%iuntT,,',,ls ,s,- lcorrti' ))) SYLS ',A 541 0141) /01€? lOt's ii., • I 42 ',,nf,,, .1 FtiihlIshecl - , ,- - , I I I , II - ' , 3--i' r Air Conditioning Drafting 114.1) AlP C 0155)1 TIOSdINI, 4110)511 A 11154, "11 liv ICE 5)09202 I" 5)0 VZl? P -,' Pu-I-I'-' '.,'r+I t+li'7 I +.m ,pICi, tI',),,'u. l'.n'u ii',) '+!, t,. Oe.i*igt lat?, d.PInd.,r,, ney'm.cal Cal? vc!or 361 7' II 511 AIlS .., + 4+1 ' - 10 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT -- ' , , + + - +•1 - + . S 121 I'll ' I + I ,+ 327 2611 I -' '. I '.,j-j'l I li, -' it .2 154 I i ilSi-,l I. AND MAIL TODAY .11J 4''u I".,' +1 ' '" -- -''"ft 31 4. Pest Cont,"ol ii..tsum,II I 'uses, Swin :''.':: .11l450 5,313 5)1 5,Itt l',tl os IIIuIC ,ItIlej 1' USd1 Iliti tIll IIAIII)Y MAPS lit *5014*111 1 I'kD. 1 '1 (AlL I)') i'p'iI I+lIJ a thOu, Ig your I ,t,ii5fS 1 ,1. tO I,',,,s_ lA55il'i-,I A!I s'jm S'ipe I'', Jnq%tjs ,''enalint 59fnqn 'i-imtir P,usonal,4.d Ii.s,b4ia h-54t. Sj4I!'I '' I Ct 14 1 5 5,%SAi' P5 -'el'nq7 Noon Aimi . , -, lp5 Of c,)rp.stlr', ii',' -+ lSealIoaabl. Jib ti*' ' II' I,)4 (ii ,tibli il'sJ -+. . %4*- ual.lIn un '3' , r.'let Ph 'uSD1 Tree Trimmet - I, -,'• ''-1 ',t- ''-f --' + WuUpaper ii made titian rquins -rIt Top *,,tl,ItIaflbPIuI) -s_tel '1l' I I Al. II Al. Ufill N, '.4 AlSISICAt101-m 05413 $ ''.4 '-'I ' I i .41)1 Hangmg ''ut, ,,ei , ,4s..' elt SlIetlitlipt, (all 573 e')ll -- , ' ,hil 1001.0,4 4 PU,s, pa ' ' : ',ts ..pe,,,n, Pt, 171 $li', +tl ee nighif - da, d.nci fill lie. APPOINTMENTS CLIP + Concrete 1c Me.nten.4p,,5 Continq,c'aI 1, Net,dentai i+o 32-3 415 LifldSc 19-09 I ICf0?. Ill 0441 - ,. - AD( 0(5. isuQIIng& Sheif Mc',, .tfler & Doon Spo,,'s rer',p, A., 73) it 114 A 1 ri.'i'(5 - "a lam $I'I,,C I Ito I •.i upeti I., tnrer l'+I ,,,,in•,t of iii ag.i .3cti I.' ,i•* 64SIIibu. 5(1 batS - - ,u,,luIa, •afnung Cilia 1) Otis1 10 PlC 910*04 1.1,1 of plOfC$Sionil 1) I C-ui, .,.n kr'SIce, Odd iOO$. 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DecoratIng Fencing + BuUdozi H&B Block Tl',uii'',j *iIP, SD ii• . t'144u L"*0l 4 S t' '+i'r' ('Ul,tr% 4 'ci .451 r 4,1-t,8 lipe I' '+ 01 4 i.,f .1e , 1 _______ 177150 -'lciFin4t', 4, -' + ''h + C. ,m-,,+, 'fl pet - .-'+ , s' %'Oá.r'g '/5 - ( sV5t Jelly C Vp ett'mite lii Repairs sI' • ', m'''- I'; 5,11: I ,' 'I /,i,i-, 11,11,. r'u3l1 Li I I I ' 111,11. '1,4,1' '*, I,,. II + + • ' 91e's) lee,, '-'14 ' - ml ' • t0"', l'ne Lawn Service (none ''-'.'' 5-'-- Auto Repairs P,irts Acessor- ies - ''t . --- , - , F Iectronic ,'wtu',,,., 4,y3 A',t' Beauty Care S''.0 i ,,+,, ________________________________ - Si +,' Attic Insulations (mIT IClIslIst, 3.',' Al_i',) .4 r.-s-+lj*l+ng p + l'ps"fre O4%L,t*-p *09 5 - 11,1141,1 l,tiulAt,on SAPII ORE) III Al 11sf. All'S 4. COPS '''_'II 5IS''i-llI'44iI ,l+I. /6 - '*IIMIIIIOLI Af'PLIAPICF '.5 141/1(11 All ii-, i- s ''I-i intl tiC II P4, t.I - -- Electronic Equipment Repair . Ii '' F + .'s:: 1' ni fir ',r 12) ISo) - ,, +,,,I,A, tort & hull.. d,a''. (•,mo ( - I,,n,'. 1,F,,l I'S"' 't,'u 3t'! .1 I -'I , P" -, P1 7' , '.ST'41l 4005 44entr I 17 lila (,s. Mc'' - F ,- - i,+t - I III, Ii II SCaler - Slrept 2+ AC a.- I A+,?er fm,,ok otis. icr boi - tIllif' '"il bup 41 3150 373 7655 lte, -- - -- 'I ''flu) it 'Mllvr Oul'umcle tnt, u+uV,,s,.,iiI,.,,. .-------- - -. bar Home Improvements I,,, fIll I?)4 -________ - -,IWVlCE All ,,,,il CS SCS'i''(P ..i+.iI+rI ti 1 11(5, 0 i.,sil tn,,,"l 'Ill,, lro,-n Slew Wcalui TPhyrl llay I? 9'7 Long*-nai Pt, Iii I2l ' & I'll-SO bu.ldert '-.0 F(iIAL ORACTIPSO Sanford 373 1171 n - - 4414 APPLIANCE 14f:PAIR Travel Trailers DELTONA CALL 322-2611 t'Jt' JI.r;1111 - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Appliances Plus. it4 i'l.t,a. mioeniat,oi, (E PALO Es'rrv 'Ittillfay 111 lll,,,,'ll,, '•% 1951 V 5+ Auto In'', C.i mps'rs call: THU imNl-OPL) A ("in,v.hen1 i.R.a. 6tlt O,de T Bill., I.IYlli, 1+ 114 and mnmpl'c lion sIn h-re 1,1 '.11 fIii5 pink ('an 0. ieee, SI I I ,yjnlr y Club Circle + CASSELBERR Y Lifestyles I ,t,tnil Ar Cond't.unin'g let fret -sl,rr,ate call Carl flat, II At I PI•p.Ialin Stout ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Rnd 'it) I',,itu Iiunalieiul u , ,,I,l',, eli-uS?,', tugQhdP rAth Pb' • IspIrt '1.141 Itt'S. 11,900 6)0 SY)4 IsatnIncom. Ta. - ('I 0 ''I,,,,, 7i1 l)) l'mIlit I". 1)1 ,"IF I & All TIQIJI BOYS AND GIRLS ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD O1 '5 + RUCIIOO NO SUNDAY DELIVERY CItjbHo,rs- IOa in Daily (Closed Wed I 131n90 Thursday 2000 ç, CENTER l,e'tl ,ar hopS n lo*n billie cop for %iI'ttfl*r in, ''m hop itniti Sell ll il' 4.lir' + I i'l4l ml'. l+t 4' ,SP lIiI,ui b. . I urIs - I '.SI'401L ' OIl', LtUT1,W. lU'S 4. lit 115 sIt' - 414,11011 113 IiP.tlf1g // JLOA9Do appi SI.smps Coins 69 6 Afternoons a Week Bvsini"st lfl3 itt! ' c' I i'i A I. I n',hii', Site I (114141111141 5. .7111 I ltt'4 '.114 I? 4) I m",Jit,io•l Its /0.5,1 A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE (rl I Bl,, '. I IlWP4lT5JI4 Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A S SN Dick Baird Inc. , 1 t011,,, 0.1,1 4,,, Irini m-,r i'eui(I,i t I'+,,,ip, UprmlJP,t 51(J) 'ubI'+, ( l$r,,,pt 31)4) II I)) tue - . PhI1 I or 1001 lm,. Yi' I 31$ SiInfoe,t A,,- 1)1411 Pd1.7( iil)ç,' WAPt I It $lrCi' Il-i 'I laSl'(l ,s_ni',t ,r,,t ' all I 176 4', ,nt,'p t',',t h AGE 12 )R OVER 2nd Mgdo 2000 _________ I Soc fiitui'e 'si L ,S'Ct Musical Merchandist 60 r U' , '- I Sill 1i.r S Ill,' I m'..11 I 'n Camping Equipment C .lmn - .t*precJ dIUtOifllIl,( IrAn'. "I 'dl A Va(,,Iuon Trayes Tr,olrr I ''rr ti, steeps 6, gi% lc'j't'. 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'+,( i !II ,'u'4t'Ifl •,- I.') 7491 445 relch 27 III? _ 55 '1-' - -- ( rSf' II IFSSOrI U,, ,,- (itt ',j+, I,. •5, Pa'S p, ce P. p45n ents 3+.' Can be taker vt Oqla's_,-,, Cr "-"lord Ph 373 2?S5 l (''cO 'Il/, "'•, 1' 0.4 Oi"- " ' 1,4 44 (34 Il''P . Poultry '5) -- -b, U F' I lb hI,, CPSPYSLIk CRuisIw 21. lOS Pp , A I shipe Sleeps 4. (iiIlIc + Double ail, lrailer all aulomal'c 52S Can f,'tt ride Tkr rvtS OIL 541*1114 AND TANK $1 (ALL 323 110$ tl,tli + Ilt "'''' C'. - tJI14%4"5, (h'n.rr 4 rid'u',+ tmill rtsclo's Cal: :'ie's are + 834-3131 ' Vr! ', ui''u'st IllS Call 377 51.4' + zr,.. P I flAr.f'34" Iu. Ii,) (151' dv .41 IflIl 11') 4 Sr..-' i'', DO A' ISIS, 51/SI 19) +..' Ceramics e'acIIs'd about tt*i, valu,j! 838-5548 ,i' feerg,r Subar frnnt-whecl drive '.+• Autos for Sale -' ' Garage Rummage Sales I.ME P IC A N 'li',tfl% I C. 'ta',' . I i -, r 'r •, I',, , i '1. 11 SI,, be, I ' -on,er 1.5(41 (all 12) 1175 iltie S t' no - -- to SP'i- I'P'i'iil i,.r ,,tl,' P •,,,,i. ii. -cit 'j+.',t i'..... I IF -Ill,,', It+'l Test drive - - 'hi'tl t' 01,1 ' ,mslt'i fli(kip I,'m,tpJ '' +I i 11113 4 4'.sml",P p41 11,4 2% I'S. ,,II,., 1+ Ill 1471 I,., I 4--', 1,4 'ill 177 SSI ' A 111 411) SHOt A + - 117 lilt i' 161 1)4) '/arc sr 5' + ++ P*tu'p,a, itis_j. . 'h.rtr "' - n *'rwfoo-t 'Seal I fl$i P4" clean "P)4 'o P-SC ASS lISt Aft 59 ',SIi'11414f, rAs?aAn V AiItl'ul,lAtI( AI.# 441114 'l'''"'f'. CM'+ifiPh r4. 0/'+ '1 ' ' LIEDIt YASIA(,Fli - , I U' .- S.F i' K.' e' 3) .iri 't I I f)flt.l II (,'.I I) fAMr'tpar, 1,1 Al) l'i lt4 t)f 5,1*545) Sf11 IT 'l4p 441 tll A C LASSIS fI (1 All Ill ll,rn h-i P l'it1'1i.i.j - I I was ,I,I I or ,.',r I• nt,aI,,,,, , ,Ill 117 0)51 II,, , Pill" I- • - ,IId film,' ' S tapr &'I.,',rr AM I M tiitrtie il t,qat,ful *.lnuI cons-ole +1).+ng down, ,,sss,mc $9 pe, '-,li pa',enents Or pay IllS "In Sold ttC* hOC 31)9 50 ,.t',,nlee'd Ptior,r 647 IS?? ,lI,n,i,',',l,-,,-, '. 1755 V +, '!''',i •, liii 4% 'nrSrr I'.,,S --, 1 011 1973 140(11 5 of' TQ 10 10r!i3.rdn?y 'P5,5 ,+ ,- 4,5 SADDLE EQUIPMENT 150075 4,t,rn We,,, Save Al tp, Olo (ce'i',l Wettern Shop Il 92+ I Poll, IfI',estment Pioperty '2 51ta'. t'h , - m ' - 1411 ti. '.i'tlri I nile 10 ,ni,5 mml,f 444+ $150 C ill 171 1541 ilf'rf STEREOS * r4ø Outt,d, yinyh pa'n. 3)60 gaS tJ..11!'Ip Paintt. S Sanford Ar 322 P003 SALE B INGO EveeyMon &Turs /',''' II l"il''' ',n,,,S t '5' uSCd fri. 0,111,1 'u'Ovj 71 ii -r 'nOdeS. SISO Black & White '''tIc t9 i!', tall çcwlsurner '''n. 1; ,l 10 30 pet SASsI .k off ,l 4415sf., C (IdlE P. 30! L - ' ,, '.2- SIll - Our low prices Start at 123.500 and Include ill the eatr.s you would cipect in homes costIng much more, hpip - + Withy ln'rrCom S',ttem Newtonr It, yr, mn homes Sp*-aSer-t 'n 1øI1rO Hotpont d.%posaI Ph AsS 1995 Income and TP.ursdci-5 ' 3C F' - •ttitl - ------II,,, i -' I upecO tao SIC'., 4r,i.f,fvf 5/,. I/l PCII litick', and Tr,islprs it., -ilili' 5'.',i,'.-,, I ,lIepi P ,.,i 11)11 ',iPirq, I' t -' I''' I t,,l SIll eel 171 IJIli iD,, SIC Orlando Drive, 1770353 0' ,ruejr A',r O'uiindo sirs 1, 1 '1',,,, I r , 5,451 10 S Term ,I .1)411', all 737 46V atter I P M -2nd and itt' TPiurday Eat" Mon uSed 1'I (IS ?s,.• + ,b-.'t '00 fh'rmt I, i-l' 1.1 '441 ui I/I I -lUll il, I,, I 'I -'- Pr,','ut -',S.1lletr II,,,', ll'i' I P. 'uml',,t'r l'titunt I ,t,.',il.5. l's''i,r 312 01'. i 5 lOft 41)1 ii',' I', I, i,i_Is, '144 lIn.,e.$4l 3PPD I aP.941 49,,. / I CPtS3+psi * .'4e I- ret Ph 17? 1571 + lit, ,lm,l,, 'i • ' + . tiP) f Pr •%i., h4'ig,- r' Ar I ,i-P fE,, I 1111 -,I',II''4 '1 tc;jp MIt I I PS UNITED FRE IGHT SALES I) u "4 Ii '.'i. ¶u.tr. MEETINGS 111,1 4% ASISI 14 ni-5 \Ps_ 'it, '.1 * + .5'.' 4, A 1 7 S of power AM P 5! '-"- r,'o, L.a'ratd prcittstn'--u -, ' rt Iuve l,It,le ,' hjcJe 3*0', .1 'ti-ottf! 4('b-iIkq'r% I ',int. + nan?',' Reu,!arly $419. iv'. 5•51 S n',,, earl', for Dr-st lr-'.t-On F3itGO EVE P'' iwo brand new models, for your iI1$CflOn ,., KIRBY VACUUM * * + STEREO SPECIAL SI ?,1'.J9 f ,mrrtu'ci ,' I '5, S.nrrs ___________________________ N5- i- lp''m,t,- '+1 .4 -s '+'++++, -1 -'+ I'--+' II 4, ill '''I'' TV Radio Stereo 11,10'! arid rl,%l ' , Mettotrytleic Pets ,',iid Supplies 5 I n IQIdAnI' Washer I kin',- ,s 31.5' I ,s_II 'I' lll -+ LEGION 'POST 53 I'i V. ED 741, And Itraght stitth, Ortly 5)555 to 15995 UNIT I C) IPIlOts? SALES 3530% Orang,' Awe - Orlando Sirs 10 Ia 7 P,'+ ,', I,, 50 3 Sat I errv''m Ava.l,,t,l,. Is.l53r I + 1+ l,,i , ' Sm,.' +, f 31 41Ct hip I lIlJPilliiIlI cli 519 5 P. i4) - Meetin9 3CPM 122 $2: FLEET RESCPVE LANDLORDS Seventh Mldmi 'btl,'ph!JrlI' - Iu1Cia, Wonlect T Rent bu;uding + ' - ,'.'-,t '''sCalPS 5,3W SALt 2 "V 4' V '1603 Pa'S Of'., 377 busuie'ss Property Good hourty wages t'r,i1ii ii il, .1' 4,':' li'icii or 7?c.t Di J. ' ( .'.hhI)li I (01st)'? 101510 l4.frige,citor', I,ashrns intl t)r',r's 5 411 144157', free t)eli,ei i SuIt I %1()- AI'l'L lAP4( I '1 PIt Its -i - tropical plan's anc, begroolt! 3 baIt,, 77a24 lam'1 - ,, i p $.ai+ .1 r.i ,i)Li,uin SANFORD REALTY - 37 - I . -''-I',,.' SI'• I ','.'b,,m'* •,. I'''. I 3) ''Si ''ti I ( 1111I) llll'flt lot Pe.fIl '46 - - i I' + "I',%IPS(. MACDINES Want Ads -830 5500 4.t,lifl.n Oi n.h,' (s-i' 4h(I,i'.,,i',, ;,f,4,.' + .535 5 ),,, tuniC Ito,, Pi,i',' "SI. IJprt, (Lii'. la&Jrr', lU(lI,O a? I ?SIFI Sf *00 P'i1l,7iCII La. 00*11 piyment 1f'4I It, tivaliI • (If Iifu is-cohOrt Call (isv Cahelo II' WinIer P.i' it' I3QSl 644 6325 or Write to MilD. f'Ia.tofl (o'fxnat,or S1 Car',I, i-, '- - :iiittirii )3c3' "! I 151150 ROOM SITS in Hcrtt,lu)n selyrl list SInd sifl',I 1171 9'. $tfl95 flIIt)ROOM SETS v.." Ilr',lLl-nu Ills IS name brar',l • Bring Results Roberts & Cilman ,.- v' APPLY IN PERSON U' hr r', 0!' Resort Property Før Rent Call - Si I (1( 4 14415(1 S a' OeBaey , 105am WI ,., • a.., P •,asi S a- ... corner So? a'? c000llio'teO Cml' 33) 3726 aft,, S TIllS P.,-i'd, bItra'. fii' pr'tpe Ii' trait, a.. VOlesswrsal make InStruclot 1.piu earning potential Call 37+3 yjg v,vI.nt Woedliti Cusmilict i.jlsWdeir', ol C,nweal S 000$ Did ,iiur I club or OrganIzation can appear in thl3 lISt 1fl9 each ',set'I tor Only $3 pr week' Th, IS Ofl Ideal way tQ ri form the public of ,'.'' club actls'Itles l ,+ , .1 ' + I .s_i1mt,0'tC' 5 Sef and up Ibcl '. - 'u c-Ante Sales & Ss'rs,,&r 2*12 4 '"its Ate + Sanford I't' 132 P'II. 4%' '15-liP-Mt N I , 4465 .5 St. S VCipe,tyt. 171 0' Al V4l.ai'I A r ' - 51r5 %PfI r,r"m ',nn.,g 3140 C" Iii 7556 11111k (49 Rnirivt'd -SIP '-' s. m ,, 5 i, - I, ,- '' ''l 5' APb'a 1415411%. 171 45.7111 7 tOu(h 11% UprightS vacuumi I1CAI'I*'f 310 (III 172 16)7 I.,' tale tOO. tIC -iil!P'ci fl+ ,,-Ica',cir, Ph 373 t7La' .4 F 4,'' 4 -' l, :-m'd .1 451 tAil '1auip tif,drl'.,mO fur'nitt,re Mode.,,, ' +,''--'', - tiiIk I '' IC l4'4_hern Si 17 ul,I,t', trail,, *11, ui'u' lit'S QAIF 1-430 Call 372 3111 Offered c,,n' , i Sip .n,$piy A., ( omIt rOOt li-it iwi v.il''ilnt (5 hIll 3575 C ,s_I5 )73 Pitt Miscellaneous For Sale c,i Ii'c'h,'rt '-a"lcVO + f 145 54.Ql',tt 377 SiPs ip'. I - 4 I !,t ',% -, - .1, tO)'.'i 544, -tulsA I acre, to,,'',, 'ad P1 Owner Pho,i i",rr'.rV_hS lit -- NORG [TOWN This position is the st.artlnç, place fr advancement to better pc',r,p posItions 769 ?l3t PRIVACY NEAR GOLF COURSE , r 1110 u1j - I IlP4lP5(. 'S it' n.,,.,, tPi,5 buc,rauu,- bungalow ,,,, phd,'), l,,',,",ti,.' r '. CIt ',t,. -' .%i-,-i ,,., PriOii, + - ' i.a'tei'',. SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK ' + •._ t [• 'rs ct-',4 S:.psh oPT ANSI CLEAN Apr q, ditmolueg 3 bedroom. I -c bathi psIuippt'O SitChrr, matter tnidoom høs *slk in rictie' d-2 business Opportunit. HELP WANTED - 4, I ,..,, . o' 371 07)1 Ill, ,, ,,,,,,ii , C'' cDnyer7!,llna - tN!' a.'n' anti? 2 ii' S'ccSC 'n Mobilt' Homep. +,.+,,,,,,, ' ,,m 4'' Ii, I'',i-' t c"' I' itf'*it', iii I 4! '',l% t-lt+ i flni'$41''P, i%n 'ci--,! l,slinuc ",uw' 54* 71 Adri'S Piiaroosrq' Ar,'i 130+000 ',':i,ni Mary'. Inc REALTOR 67$ ill Medel Inc. Realtor ++,,,,. + c a I Listings 322.261 - LIstIng', Wanted - i,,,,,, ill 1314151 tIll-il C''I ' .111(1 le,iil'u • tnent Appliances 1,1 'lIla ++ COUNCIL 5357 .ovmtJ 'Ir.ld:ar, In n", h,ivt,i Sj', hi 4 ''-"in! m'c'' r' ' S'! i'ni lO'lf',t ItS 'i'iO t i 'I'" irc'nt,5g,' P. cristure 1171 a,nes wIt, h'QPt*a', Iro't?age. '-tee' trorciage arid lake froohiar t--n,gm Coun?', location Ic)C acres near 3-anfoq i IS ii' sla',' t'igP.51 frontage. cOsr',-,t *ih large cal '.5 air,, Al OrAnge ('tt All h',t' 4' 'c'fl,! vrait in, + 1, e-..ipr,,,mqtt 4'! acre ranCh, Oser I (ccI At ni-' rnprrt,pd ruaa?uru' State u' ,*, lrn' 'r"c" Pi4 l'csise- P. n,.nn tmsc ,. N'"t 377 '3S2 372 S4? OMLs fdt Pill HatS Rent Furrll.t-m('tl I' Good hours - - 1: - . - Pa's Ave Oats 37? 6173 n - Forrest Greene. Inc. ST JOHNS REALTY CO. I kC)v IP' Tn,- To., leiteg C _. - - LOOt- ,or r ,,, aruu tall, C,'a C all Ov*du ' s uterI', 3 bedroOsi: P4flfl'c + i". rtlurDithed Large tarn', tiiO flit? ',arct ,rafl. It rt .' I:; VP. o' 331 Or - ________________________________ M UNSWORTH REALTY --., - - III I ______ -- - Wanted A(t *,lllin,! () 1 ST J OHNS REALTY CO PSiniCt iii complq'lp with Air - sPlait carpeting and large Iwo ca' ulIrAuc 12.CSC 00 00*-n for QlltiCO buyer-S Phoni annc r $31 116) In' ap 799 7036 jsi.fltm,n' - A (ft.1lIpngng ppporlunit', It' work ,'utt ørpenorn' cnlorqn C.oød tat.", i-at P11*-u' frng benefiti ni(iupu.ilg lurntsheg P,mee,' couplet "flIOIUOi 6VI 74 *lttr tO' Cttildtren 4' horn, WrIle 0' raIl Kot, fs,w:i,vs lInt's fjar,' -, I Ii Ti., - 54. 10 -cI '"'U't - - ,,,,,. ,. I'', lIt III I I iii',,,,, C P i I I ,uhrCo.jn?', 14 00 grovr'i rn{ecl .-'t' loSs cr5 trees " AIres near I ihi Jris,,p noun (;Ilmap Inc., Rt'&ILot-, I - - t•yr , tmau'i'r'O 4511 4(!t4 MI45 ,%,,r•,1 1 's_ CaliBart Weal Estate I r , s '- " '':-r .s.rrj.j, ____________________________ i-i,il,li' "''-'c.:- '-'ilder fiat twt' new hornet readi '0' imnn'diate- pccupanr', ai 7) P09 briarcliff Strep' Theit well t,itt th'tti' bed'0007 1* bat, 4%' Is' 5' 173 -4t ¶,ip bedroom, 2 RtwrtS I 1 C i M,lrtIinc'p 5' Al I"ef' iu,u,tt SeP %'' * I.',l 5% -- h.lchpri 1.11-I. 521' tn ''i -n,,n'r 55% 522 I''1i' Real ITitate Wanted I' '' - ' '" Acreage ______ K U L P P E ALT Y • A tiEs'1 MODE + MIf.'ot' I' 92 Ctie'lj,q., A )')P'kr'd r O,',e- brura,'!, turn,ihp,g aParn,,cn' carpatN: lIl,n - .,+''Ill -te.-f I , ' 'u,: rn..'t . 1 itp' Cort.-t,ç.',,.,I fun - rl( 4-. ,i'lI.P.lr- f,4 'y,i - - + HniipPi,iIe1 Giiods 411 •''',' tO m',' .' tst 741 71 iti U - I'it!I P 'e"i ' 111 U7 0344 11011 115 fi', ( l,anI,s iots,in Acveaqe ' I tiptP. CC) rn'pr'pr tIP SOC I4SC Ott*'i' '4."' C)Ll. Wf' M5J5'TiS' II l'tIS4C, P.IPt iC[ Utti P 'rnct. I- sr i+"ituii', 2.. 374 c:, Diii beo'oonr It' 'lOo' air idufti 0111', no gIi-tr. (antic' 2)1Palmetto Ave toru - Latco BuIlderS Inc Cart A Faster Quiet Living Inc. li , l,,.y --I . -- !1!WANTUD! ifltliy,il,,.,' emper - WELt'S'. APARTM(P4 1 I Itt - Ian time' helper v.101,0 Pc. pp or trutS deliver', Cliii', No r. larrirriti- netrtsa", (Alt eM Icli tii lit OROOMP. ADULTS 0NL I'ARL AVENUE MOIIILI PARIt 7545 Park 0' 322 264.! I .11111) - 'lIlihiwit, Ii'rt(*'!s or Wet' 46 16.30 cast ,'n '.'t.iil t*d'ooi,' lrørn, ricirn (ommprci.1l prppr', ISO s 137 156907 It' acrnt wes' Of Sant' 145007 '-411'," C,i',' 0' ',ii,'$c.r lnl.iDC', wl+ ant' 'n tans Sli ' cat. no 5' 3235774 S26000 Elmer Bakalla, and 1. for I I f'h'Ii'5 I. I', r,. Sal, 0cC Af'.n tr'I,m'% illrue len .1' )f .45tp i4ip.,,,,, PS A's_il a-s_In - ' +l,tc'1 ti-fls 1;; 5)51 ' .5,' ' '''' + I 1144 MON., TUE , & 3 liii We Succeed' 173 PIle ATTE NTION INVESTORS ccytriiI 1. .s.is. 5 TORS Reatt bath homes buslt "•- "uu" _________________ 34?tia 332 391 373 (3f AVALON APARTMENTS Tp. 540 P5 1!- Cabinet Makers - 2-57a Pa's 0. HU - IC l'lcOhlip and Invest I114'lIlf Pf opct y lip l',3 t'i, i ,'n 24 s 5i (e"AI 4 ,', I 7 P-0p4hp, Anul 0-spotal, yeS bar un ha, tS.tudywi On (O'fldf it'? Stn,.rn,-d uript, carport 'il', ic."- i'1) I'C,ted pAtci ."d4(.',r. 1 , i - "We Don't Stop JIM HUNT REALTY IS , .141 lAS 4%) - 4 ' __________________ 4tiM0P,ç 1rfs,m Trailers I Apt% 2 Adult pjrk. r amllt pa's'. 3tS Mw', 17 93 5.anIO'cI + 37j Iv)o Da', wi. Mi, 1St St I .,u,rban5 vs .i. £- ___ pnrc I 000th We arrange financing fo' lIlt frOme 01 tour choice Ci,l nstci+ ill flU. 1)15,, C hurl 'il. P - PINICREST Ibdrin.+ I bath, news1 fiaintpgt largi livIng area big fenceg back yard 12.0Cr) dn Call 323 0704 Tv.r tiritroor,. duples furfl,Shrø a1a'tment 4270 Drlandr. (irivu + - lI0 36lOr', Any benef Ii P'OvideG Appi', 234 So 'a"f Ave Ap& O Call Ni???? eat Itt - OflebedrOorn aPa"t'Ttr,'t' Ill??. Park vr Sanford - mr __________________ - - A' Sp Cap" aess ph 721 lii. - , -', ICCIli-Ot I .++Qell-sc.hnOd Mcsi'rn h.t(piOn - -" •'ft'PIC (Silk %tsadrd of - - .m' c' - ' 'C. shopis.ng $35 A 00*!, on flew mo'tgag. Wi' hatep man', mart, more. we can tC$l yD. flIPs PrI, SanS,,',, 9I. Nign's 33) Il6 In (' i ,cis mortgsg, or ( A ti'-i!n+-' Cnlr • aU,.!! DOS', ..-.+i41,i, nr,irsi,,,i,l4 :; M70 '7) 41% Acivisor lil'Ic 10$., Tint is 'econiscaIwOep. itt inspecting plumbing in t'dilIO!un. .-tflP ir !.ttu?iflg complauxe wIth ordinances is at cepteci Standarth governing tOc 'n%talliitsot, Otifi operation of flirch*n.CaI Systems •ndf equip ni,nt Isperienc, Ill ar' 0*! (Ofldlliafling and rfrigpratiorr r.staulee including espeelence if' 0 ,u'iet', o ,nsfallatiori ICtis or an', i es '4u.vaI$1t cOrntjnatvor IC! .,iucr and 'raining and l'Ugri-ttbVil', 'rbpOfltiDlp rs l.rl,nc, If! UefiA'il plumbing I iv,- years Of wtliCt, hive bern or' a iOurrW',If!Iafl levee 6110 included maintenante or conuleuction 'tdlt,- rrl,'enipnt pint. fOliO '-.IlPllbli1dl?ic,' ba(iliOP4 afrO sIck cii.,. App, t,is h-Sir, l4ttufli PIA (STATE PEAL TOP 666 a71 tkflar',a46 $66' Apartment'. Rent Furnished 2 re lnenn Sl$9o'i , 45 Au-rI %liiq. 3' P5itbt-4 f4'O,pe%, I,I Y"rI,,9, 3(-i'iCf 1 IrS-it, 37w', I, BARRINt,1ON :i' luShu- - ,I P 7 Is( OQOOM "BUILT FOR YOU AS IF THE BOSS WERE BUYING IT" LAS-I hpOi',I ri firi4sll', fouric Ivcr',Pt.ng it in tInt on, San-%hO for beach pier ho fish f'pn rug lake for boatIng, 3 twdroor home At Short (71 lØkr to livC i , Plut r*lrp PrOm, I(, rent cic" It hr't payments Dot', $47730 'p1)1 l..- a'.r'-•. thiirO.0'.(' lIliO-4 con1)',Otir' r.:rlIn' 'q'b,'pp0i . CAtIfli •fl For rest Greene Sale • , , BATEMAN BAIL REALTY • + h-is "r' ' Sto pUm' :: ________________________ APOPKA AREA ._ -.,.. •, , ,u. b. -n". rn Houses for - -' %l, ft\ 54OAn ate ., uiIQ rN,m Cal in k'iisrrs loyct', "-mcnd hack ward Ct'vi.pg pa,. rIle,,! ne.Q4puvPo'yu 3-33 0(1' -- s- 5/) SlflaIl,-p I '+5 •h'I,il tP,if tuininpe '1 - 4 l'-itt,1 I'.pl a 1*tfcr na' fPnV'-Pm 'h,55 f,d ecfltm 4% 3 ltOiiiyiri,4 CActI4 furniipnp4, .4-VP. iril tiIPq,, inn porlu sAbirta Call 177 5177 - rjtcn', - -___ ft'Anfl%PACPuUS I & ?b0r '-" • .dlfl,fl!0 44)41*', Lois Mart ROOt Struinol,' Count', Cnw N Pars Av,Sanfor for ' tVI# 'I.t '4,l -. l"," , 1,"t'kI*'4 I, M(P.e1romØ ''tr laSt ITncieg Ututch A-si oai.n .6rpp.s '''It', voo, 'ul) S Call ifS 5747 - ''4 Ac I is I II Pr I ''P. beAm (r.l'n -- ________ -_______ ti- r " ' CHUCK'S AUIO WriPi D ft 1 2 t'rflrtr,, 74 . ii i ondi 'ones! 'iLl lull', l.jin,sb.eg (75 fSih 00 + '*4! + SI) 5'l,5 tit.j ',S• I ,i'Th.,I',I 1)41! ri, ru.,sqcves 511 2131 PAR P'cWA' le-, * 132272: MOSSIE C Call 322-2420 Anytime nfo' Sun LPAOe! c.ii Mi'l',pIt stiOg Age,,, l. '., 'il 114 )464 Pars I) 1--being transferred bran,3 hi-0OOinS 2 batht Centna Pbi•a! I air ; car garage range disOwlisher diguosal wall IL, wi cirprtung It Wnii. ?.p'in' t?%)iO Ca, l; a " -- +' Belair 1 I nip wt vi bath honi fbi' n.iQt,i ut' be l' POP hat cCnlr*l and air par?.ill', ro.i.ppeg s ctten And loti cbs cbthpr tpati.rr- ' ,.c.i.l Ike P"eg at $74 iC Sr !P4i4c.'W Sc'- SI, LI', Forrest Greene, Inc +'+ ill I I I.. 'C) - hAlf, .'Il .. &a Partially fPtsid tire! (.41 (.09'n 5'Olit t *rPOtt, cihI.l', room. 0-tel', '1 !iSi(ti )l03Orliy Or inntaped newt',' pan?eg ifl5.1p 133 5300 3;) Wy '..4'*waIi carpet Is-mg rOs'rn A '' '------------4 2 til'cs'rn 7 bath 1411,',' + ill 4''r 'cIt ngPre'ato, *Ashe, ,, i. dn',er 4i''-. Tate ovee tu pit P u I iltCIiflil p, I ',ag. PIT I Pi',-".int' 3, 490 mo ''M'o'uon P4, - Oiprs rno Ill. 3Cbr' Geo Wilimer Assoc. +-,.(,i'" ii.' f"dltl'iic't -fl,rn,n • gi1)4,,., IubiiOsj',i Walk tC. IIoi-ada North h-So44titAl an,, Attj,,nonl, Mall 'en' Cv.r hnsDr. leaving .11 - '4t' + l'InS +t edii,TpO 10 17(046. paling drapeS swImming POLI aduttt Ciii 373 6630 + , i- 373 7710 - Condominium ' ( s.s,..If . ,,-t,.' •- s ,, I lirtiroor,, apt, kitchen PQuIppe.c central Pea, and aIr 5t!4g CD' WHOA Don! thro.. iwayUsqlul idle' Item% Sell ?Pipttr quickly wilts a Hrøld Win' AC by cislling 377 pail 600 diSking t,)r triendI', 1a!* Awi 6joptc 0' ñli IOi ::-. r 1*4 4 RAtiksgN APMS APIS Avi id's espprp. n t'eWuflSiblC IL'? ItO) dl(trPiinI%trfltior or art cOlivaleni rnnibiniitt0p, 01 training Arc rsp,r,enc, sr thana rrQuI,pO ADult', tO me,' MI,! (teAl WIll' Public essantua -'till rrlIrern,.flt film flAil 'i%pitilstit,on I *groonn ibath WhIIlI0wl t s'peteno d-ancs rentra, h'a uric •tr I-tilt', eguippeci klt'tupr v.lth dlIJlv,aipipj' $19t' a mnfltp, CAll In?', Stockt 134 79*4 After C 0A An', time Werkends Aduift tInS', Oepartr,,.nt ' .._, u.n LAkt MAPS Orlu.,. I bedroom 7 (tilt, S'tChir. agliuppeg h.1rg, WoerOed kit Man', esIris MOmi less thAt 3 ',ears 0,0 lr',rriPcli.1lr Passes,inn' AskIng t7 Qsci . Ac5jtfpp', $AP.dt,S'MAN-s Sf'I Cl AL' ' 3 bedroom halt. Central ,,r 1i'ras' SPi At SIC) (olowite' Drivi Then call US' $hr - - P4, ,s,h. ' 3 bedrctom I' kW71 formis an no r'.. m n w,lp+ i.rrpiacr frOn. hack PfbrP.e ecwtu fIor ar.. 4OIflitarrp5,r --- , WIN I ESTATE suet garage • 517 AOvPrl,ii' ;• II' I- iii!' - n'Ci' .•1rbi. fftrOfl Ufltu?fluIP,r.tl apartm,nt v.th Ululiles lit I last ?rtr'tith 3 %ICPII&py tfluC, P,ave 0peninq IDi' sect'esar', III'S Mutt hive a minimum of Sit M ECHAN I CS WANT[[) &JFIIP,! P1Olililll,VP I, mn,edia,e opplilnut now - or Electronics Div:ion llflfliOlj Planning Ap.it ?men?s Rent LJnfurnisht.d - - ,' (I' 32) ICtS. tn' tc. Itirnipirt miDi, n( cn,id'Pn II , tO Pu 3?.) 6)16 r. 'drndmT \;' -- rm -''"I •'i •Vr and ItL P*n I5'O SOS pint', sPud. t'pr', Ice. clown gta',ment Limit - !-'ri h'tl'n,rrtnç 2 Ptttti.. carpet , ci apes itp.p,, equlpppa l*t Ct,4lcIrpi (Senevi &aroens tiC', 'A 7StI. SI - 323 3090 GENERAL DYNAMICS ?or, r APopk ,.,t fllflirtii,Il, Oi*fl.npi now tc .rpent.r% C.oOO SaIa'br A00 Ilenefut!. Pgsr A. Apcbp4, c. al •5i 7:?: r., 1*4 1.1 MaSS tn',e s'eper sent, in person Al personnel fl'Pfll P "Irs ti,tt n' Santoril I' 92 , NEEDED ,t'''rr t,t'!, I?i,'• C - - Nit; Wanted To Rent if -it, - ,,-,-- -,,. . iC App4 CARPENTERS ,, p- - -++ . Photographer r', .cn-' 'gtrw a flPi - .ir,p'j, vu,,', Ir0 U4,!P4.. , '' Mk malt' Hi'tp W1iti?i.cl 1 I J ------- ' Rnoms for Rent 315; .i'14S anc AIDE?. tsper,en,pc pr,ierr Appi', Lakevipw Nursing C,'nti.r SIS fj 700 5! Santor CJi' fr Malt' Female Help Wanted + Immediate Opening DrIvers anc Sand*ICh Ual..st Call 1)1 93k : '.1 '1(aiter R0 '1'lC5( City-Wf Third IJI N N, an Olde' bee -- fl ,,., ;;-,- "''relIc *s'-.-. ',n e -I\ ro''mi mat inca' beflrm *11, titP. ''f'e"4rO(u.,t. . i'cn't CritiOSed .' .-'+u''-i" o t'mkttif 2 FSUUCI(..) U UIIIIIOII JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1,-i ct- u rna .- IiF amiliOn and whr r'-:itru,l t. (I''I ,rmti,,',' -__________________________ •l' U Il''' t'e c;i, + it- 5,43 I if Uuut Salars ant liptiCtIlt Appls r' riersor' It- -z:_ "In nitier wort1,, Mürz, ,,tin.t Otikees ripeeu,nc.d S I. LiIsanifl, SR 117 5 ongwvod. U* '.'.I •P. p., ..!-'I P-i. IP. Ii', • .ii r, -, , Previous circulal ion experIence desired but not necessary &SIAII waltrejse '',,'-, I -+ Sal Prefer r.prr ,,,ico (.oncr wo?king C000itOflt Call 372 S6)r MI:LIIANICAL PLUMHIPiC, IN - LandSr.pe Laborer-s Waflt, Cna,ps below on1piflp 373 46!' 202 CommercIal St Sanford District Manager 10 Female Help Wit F.a.i i w' it, SO' 'Pft,- Piantot O'ISer% .100 (uWn?V O$WrdttOt'S 't"øltt' 1t'u fSprald Spprts Slat' '1 r.'..Vdrd to trantpn" Automobiles rupanding wIlti the diodltion 0' v.ltI,.e, slate 05 ilorsdi Mul' have s,veral Paid w'iters to' $.minoii .' uut safest 'cr0' C, and be ibie to Coutut', P-Sigt. Sc000t, boO Othe' lIi.ttlify under %lr,Ol 0 0 1 Contact .1 Richards '.uuir Cfll,fltt Owit,, 01w' alo,s Spprls 0.04 3?) 761) r.,u.' tidlyt flew U' fle*'lt new tcin.j. ndor-. C.MC 0' ror,, IILJILOISIC, lS4P,P( (lOPS onvpnt ionai tractu' MIle.g, II c SLMlPfOt COUNT', ,,rId 1St loaded I'd erupt', CáOVIP tiME P Weeki', CtllVr!ent Other ?LIc'TklCs lNP.P'ICIOP This it lw,ietltt Appl', Illiki 4l Irchoital wars vt ifl%p,Ct uog A,rpgrt or Pt S 17; lD ,hpCtr,C.f •flitaliiluo'i$ L IVt YeaS firOgrisSiVplb 'CSDflbhlJle l's )Of-ER' N1LDU rspeeienc,d I,l'ifn(f dPi electrical cur. p',fp,ect but 001 nrcesar', Call 41' UCtIOn CUSTODIANS CIRCULATION ii Itlibu unul' .. 't I' ni .iIit lI.t. • Ii UP. *',r-n(l + r'il I iii rYiPC?ifltj Drunk- anc lIP l. turni%v .,tii. P*Cellfl? 'rfriCl,Crt We wit 00Vb1 in size ,vut year 60(1 are p'omollng nIb, !rflup,55 Ip lQp pOslt.u04 within 6 r,iontht !trang P4.11100.1 Cor i*,r.tior. otlert loCal trainIng arc VA brn,l.t4 f-or persona' itt teeview dippIt a 32M1 S Osanpe - OrliInd flit Itt 7 f,So,, t-r IllS Sat SCHOOL BOARD ,i;lllrLi,iori. f.prvipncyct Lea,, - -',-- _____ iMur, imar aSsist in care o' riderS', pat spnt 041 household ChoreS C).., tranSporlatiori 7 ft. , II cj.4. a wC oericn' 4ouiC •t1Ir!r-ln tO y( and you are a',aIIabP, to it." immiilCt-F. W' CUr' have you a training a! Phi sam,time 1hpr is no itw limit inc Puop, School diploma IS no! ',ou*rpn Prepi', yourt.ft f the future ruov. in ?h,' hIOPth rewir '.Apt' its.ii4 iO?r'c '1,mmer Set iI(l On *A!it! "1)01 lOt with IOs3Q ttrefvunc +'nh (lIlt', Sb't'sI shOut? a ,, olc I bedroom, 3 halt. P4 Assume -+ u ,',V ,• lublt garage central heat ancr Air and a wPsnlp Pins! oh OPPir or. rtO.'I?PA.rI.i tiI (1(5' CLIFF JORDAN , ___•__\ _______ - ____ TRAINEES Seminole ___________________ - _,,,, 'Say •PLEASE•!• 1P4(. C.ASfPI Airline ticbpti Cruise inc Iour \ - Trmvel Ac*encses .v rt .. \. CF$% Aigtpç f, 1444 f.a' C,5,, yr,.'-. 5 -s-i.0 rafri SSVl 9.elt 'f Ii + 1 -' -' a,. P/i •,i 111.5 Pit •eln-ng5 172 ' '1l P IM 1 III 'p ',c-.I 'l'i n'',..,.. I - HACIENDA $9 lv' repla. • .v'dv.,, t'.'- spCtAl+ *'A%ltCt ant ,i'',, ' ,-i,trAl AC (IuiXI+114Wi.flg Ss 74 all Highland Park C ISA and i.f A Precom Ithr'i,!r çw j33 Q $73f, tC)i'A '1)I- 4r0L' Oor.c.1i,n '. COLLEGE ? -- ___ '. "(___ d it, Autn hIP 'ti ISi 5 I '''n-" 71 'I p-" - \ - -A ' ____ 834.8588 NOW MOTOR INN ' \ / t CAVALIER ' ______________ - - _. fQff you v.rr empIc,r,tnen' i' vp,, an,r '"C 'P'"t i'. i'C mit. ti flt ,?lu% he v.IIIIn(J 10 Start in m.d,a1e11 Prp,su esperience nOt 'I(lu.'Cd I-ru your Pw.Or., Mottk Hotels IFO(. lirk 'iOti.?iC t - + Nrndpd lierns wit. 't'rpi t• ' - --in.'.-'' -- p4 ((L 'S I Aiot,Po Sanford Avenue : Aed Ott I Quiet - OD: 0 LOT I by Apt Seninrn ''' =Ph=r= ' '11.-h' -- -'- . 'u1-;1 - AP '1)ti P' - I f - I '''-tSS'j'(t A11 ReaI VALUE. " And &ha'- . 772 - - '8 '1 shy lots f Qoen 'u ',evr ,!, hi', v.ith A IAii.l r,! - + I;)Norp' - -, react', to ,n4i,.% Sill + i' ',.+ - I -- '1 -v. - .7 'u,,, '-'hp, & II, +'i'i-- - p 'THE ItORN LOSER Môbilp Homp HOWE ()O N & ld-ndm% rentra ' a.' ca ('i ng. rAnge refrigerator e5e)_ - -- ' I- In' ,'' "is / i ,,, , , ,,• . t. pjp P Th drfljar.0 for Ouilil.('O proQrarrnr t ore.' We will train you fOr PuS m4 tborn. teacher Cal Ir. school I4 - r 1 ": C Hou','s In, Sale ORLANDO BUSINESS Child Care -II cL-') / .7/ I- // // - Houses for Sale - -. CALL 834•8588 NOW t,h. ir y,/j - Ui - ', 'F . L Lw.? indFound - - ---. - , -.., : ,• & ' - I Housesfor Sale ___ I - 677 - by Dick Turner - Cntr.I f4*ptst Church LO% *IØh? with t), .5 t)*t capsules at M.dcc CARNIVAL by Gill Fox WOM EN A OEvOTIOh Y,,n.t,,Ja,r, /*l;q I f, l'/3. / ' ''i,4 .51.., '.(1WIL(el,'.''.'', I uiS' b,+,'-S 1 ,i I 'i,a,I' 'J'+s NI SOAt" Ni I ',(uIP5Y i.4,' S , "I PanS .tig. 11I1I' & fIr S"s_41I n.pa.ua, AnP,onesi e$IlnsaI, C & ti PauntlOg 51) evss II ,uu Is_byl all 0e lOS 5941 ,ae,, icull •pi IPt ilistilbed 1)5 'ugh/tat p i,+,,ui Sepal',, III If55 t4. ti' Cr11101 uS nfI,0 lit ci & .,,.. If,,,,,i 5t-ts_ lIlt, (III 4 & 15 '11,4 CII 4444 t II) 7331 f , .,', 'Pill I,'. + We Dnling -''Is, ,-' , SIPS ill I- ''tune repalt & ISlinh',l, ,,j 6 • C •rtIs..d 1m5.'Js_i Wv.at.uu,,t, c 'i-let 5*414 1)1 ills ' +114 1'' 4' - 'I, .5i' .4 4. ,i Si I,') .7+' ,''i.i it,,iu,t iris_I ill I' 5>l4'I,,p,, j3si',iii-i. 4pm -u.s 't .5lc tor'si l'nnbft5 173 44 .-I) I'' S s_' 1,1'''.1-' I., S + ' -,' "iS lit.',,5Ii.Ijt , ', -'' �SB- The. Sandord Hera le, Tu"da. A00 14, 1973 A % ". -4htot, 10 - - - \ntr I. W1IIt I I i it.I!t. . li.'Llt) iiisisli'tt ll a -S.. a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIN P, _- -.' t'.ease Ituit baffles medical t)JiCk%tard ilnV.cver, the most tragic '...ould play. swim, read. tall .).it tors, ps thologists and &% problem is in communication. .,nilacknoV. ledge people ant t acher It's a 24-hour-a noises around bull. :t.tdicht' for parents Its ,live% tlon't seem to understand Often. People v.tio dont knot'. thc we anti hear. s.ntcttiing most people have (ti. things Bobby is autistic think he is that to problems relating have 'tvvr heard of or knot'. ten just - a ,spoiled brat,'' his other people. They completel) t) i.xnit. their mother e x plained. "The to ttwnelves out Its been tagged "autism" — ton'.' V.ontk't V.tl) I just don't V.allop puzlin disease that Icep it, environment Uubtmy would be stanting at taut The) Just don't understand it titus, all children, in a world thu other end of the room — or and s.omctunes the looks you of their own, 'ott." his receive really hurt" Ttwy are children apart. rut t'vcfl right next to But the Bottles just turn the off frrini normal lift' because of father said. "andwouldnot turn other cheek. They keep hopunt. hen you called to turn V. around their handicaps ['iruifl'. . a r;is ot hip'. c.uunei siniche'.'.. sarncttbetT the ke'. ld;' tiotsiti is tears old. __1 1$ 141 - To Relocate 0 C S ANFORD MOTOR - ttaiching A\D RETUR'. I' &M It tILMI\ clitfilrb 414 ir&t I 1 "a Rubber bile, a vehicle fin iiiinving things wt lie also admired way Etzrlichrnan stood up under the along WA.SIIING7X)N ,, D, C. — MY "An automobile is as safe as questioning. Virginia Barnes. 24, of I,outsfeet felt glued to the floor and if.s driver — there are some g xl drivers and some' bad vile, Ks ,said that Watergate my throat there %4 its Li lump etmn 0 John i dent's aide, had Just sent word there have been bad drivers - ar, Pedro. soul "lit- wanted in his playpen all do) am We net lIla'. with hi to . rn hIUghIt an'. thing tt :15 ttith hUn.' lie walked a little lair It co ~p V. 6 , ' 1 ounk that the polit.1clam I'm 16 years old, aril I had missing the point come to Washington to watch "There are a lot of highly are beginning to see that the public is going to look (Wi('C at 4 (-(ItTut' isrid do better ''' Washington Prid ask other young people at the hearinp if -I think r1rhchman is abstilutely correirt, even though I becaLL%r thile Twit ") Mr. Ftirlichmar. said the same (he) believed what Stractutni thing on national television as dLsagrt'e with everything he stands fur," John said. "Tue part of his closing statement to said. Watergate bearing has mail) Sonwtns John Ehrlichman the committee. Someone else asked Mr confirmed that smi ha ve to be heard about V.h) I was there During a lunch rt'cvss of the Wilson when Ehrlic-hman had part of the political process m bearing$ Ile asked alit to coline TAritten his swernient about order to have an) input at lilt - John and other young people up to the witness table under youth*'IAst night," Mr. Wilson m plied. "I watched burn write It in politics because of Watergate What we iiiant to 5" IS P011t.30S that pays more attenUm to I asked sonic other boys and hands thrust deep into the LJrLS that dam) whether the-s pockets of un jeans I realized tuould ''sta y away'' front red-faced. that I was the only ttoman reporter there weann. politic's because of Vs atergzite' 1 buttonholed them in the rotunda blue jeans 14 hat peopk' want, and that goes aboutits job ticirleStI) And ttc II make sure that politicians Sill) es en 11 we hate b honest jump it, and do the job out- outside the old Senate Caums ' I %'4I 1'.... i, I # I I tIJ ,. n..e,i_.o,. tfl $.fl hi fl, -- -1 t t hi, RA111113-06 16 39 ••' . ______ FJ STANLEY '.". s °' . _e_1 i- - . t. -- a hiUir ,i.iI LL , '.'., ' s. c:. -• i is 329- 4695 1 2 yA DID RAgrTy 699.. 78 95 a, I. 'iP 'is'' 'i' 199 .. 8950 1 19 5388 I Ill ' -------..... ruun ,400 EASAN-M ' 10' "Ii' 400 LEWIS ''66'' 6 YR. • HEADACHE! K JACQUINS ,4 & , i,'wvø us'.t.iit Clot CAL VERI EXTRA SCHENLEY s O"-I at I BE[FEATER '.. • j' - ABC - / " u(c%.. ' • voi iis .._ Hostess, " - S4A lip 1,1'. 971? t ' L THE GALLONI * Hi-Way 89 5 4 iiL&IIIUEBIRAUMII.t1I 'TiiIA 229 •. • 72 95 2495 249 .. 2695 " Tr1t ROSE "M Ml anisc cat" as go, SMUT GUASTI DOROTHY LEGGETT Cs_As1? 1349717 ' !'. ' 1/2 GAL s.i_*'s t. . 349 IL Casseiuvrry MAI 42 ' ?29 O.UART ;SCOTC1 . Anti," and have never seen , : ron(litions like these--it scares '- IMP. 499'' 5388 UCH COLD DOCK 1-'I, TC&.AN 299 Tisiot CREAM -- : 549 4495 AD , — ' ' 199 - W llartl~ -. ea , It I)(.l , ,. - ' ' " - , ' ly "I'm not " ---------- .i -' ther i(lu a ' 1149 349 :39 15 • 7895 . I 'uc it or ismcu I shot % , , I )onilnl k ' liii UI (it N '.i "'"' , 9 it, R~ A - : .~. A A ,\I(('I.A.',,AI1AN lud'.'sIulCIit% from Franklin I) Itisust silt on haste used the Ft".k'rail Bureau of _ -%-- ~Ik ccrelliolly for another federal judge. Wage rlt".'.i' of (ii' !;ute,t disasters tact uli1ii ui'. li,sr) iituadtitpo'u',ia tit get / foriui ition ahou Ixiliti'. ii tipc \4 tWS %1tL1 lk 129 u. 147$ (if X A Yti IA \I I I I DI HAl ('01,111, itilt's t GAl 6010 SIAL ' ATAW8A 349 st 49' ", ,_., 534' -, - CORONET BRANDY 1 4 .. flu' Ii'. s.ststiild him '.'.'' U kiter ire a fraid Ill FBI 1415 1'. '.n utis uI'.'. 0 Iiu, I'll I I lit'. Iluiwukr ii r de,ar u hi's. _. I :. thicig "lit o'.u, it is iii t'tclushnsg ' id if that's tlw ( "e should have t,ur.'iu suit given lit . .saucy cotimitentury at 7 111,111. on :~. Xe - Is_'Iiht on a f lilt- still's'.'- I il'iiMII (Iassifs&'ul aist'. 'n,i, La auuzsiing ,:, ., this ' 2A IIt e and gone I,esh is everything Mi: Sally woulmI like to k' Of course, :: uh1: ' they '.:" ii '.ti'lt't) ,IV ' year business nationwide and has franchises I'm Count-.. Florida, It, tither t"vt c!.~jion iction the cunutussion Skylab Trio Asks For Work U to UUI ;J)F tour 'lIlerIcJnI!IluI. cuiiip.ictsedans for staff cars this sear instead t re-guLir size '.:ars I. oliiUU_'sSioflt't (or'Iun Ytkyer }wituetI through thu. ' hange that avp.irentiv will (lit' parks and r.'re.itioii de'portm.nt, utility s a ' un tukt to plain 'lii cviuipkung a nIl *4ay trunwri. 4Aed for ma.. work iboarif their orbitini,; labur-atus- e".e'il if it meaint even it they were ''I a political and pirstindI nature r I. ,i, . Cjrriutt and Jack It •'tt also announ'.,,e'tJ tJi.at imc of afout 30 'mnn:iuw eggs " ,'t th'. teaiutianud the No j 1:1 .01 to the bureau at the time, Out' ['Ill ufftt'uail said hoover di'n'a'd that his team was inna ture to t stry petsidenit the iiti'. shed late 1'aesday night. 1')H, 43tr04%4*U(3 to their 19th day In 'ipae'e today, scheduled ittedical tv.iLs aiki htw,s vif uo- L*t oath now an official with serving the swu with teie'tk'upe Ilirpsit.u. _-~ud it gattwrvd Lnfor. not have been used nuta'ni u.'n st'tW'iI'. and in- camerwil. Beim aLbu plawk-0 ,,,) Us a ulunuevei'inl. t,ktvte'r lust'.".. — III. - - "v1i;J-u .3ft 14113 (VL11C CtV.Lt on a use instead pl,wuwsi .-,ic,,', Lit, $ tucissiaru, 0(fttjJs k-tided ,tu tucsdam that the rippled Spuilo terry e-?ult flu'... t SkIab would bt' .mh.'[lean, s_;arrtutt 41',! I '..iiu back to 5 it earth. doesn't nt-ed her husband's oi- parviit's C0Il_ sent to obtaill if legal abortion in tile f irst lilt, I niotuttis of pftigfli$ ,)cy . (Page 5A) liii- Monniung Nt's'.. or inglon reporter, wrote lit to- wted Liter," the official report- civil Li St 01111111 sliced bread. uimt't "Their man just wilked in the iltx)r. Knoil,les said. -I &n't contict thern. NlAybet,he" read the herald 'nit Iv two weeks ago about litics It taii t,'r '.uimtu t*rst'tl uimnitt-r i'u tn' t''. sale lit 'unit e ltu'.''. c. It i4ittwul timi bad ;I case heartbuitri has been thrmAn oil the garbage heap for his. Sally ~: QUJuri, (lie biggest thing since' appeal isti ttxl t II I \h M 'Ill :' St tS ice "Ii' it- ir - lilt- Clucakto Tribune imA,li,iller relx)rted. - the "new "('WiMurning Ne'A ", ~; ', refu"' Imestigation tip gather in- sent titforniation of a livi-sotwl %i,I%v%I Ili puliucal surveilLirk-iii .ippros .ul Li', I rid'.is (50 (1X( lhij)tli)US to st Vet Speaking ot u onuniuniration I liistc Oil) of s'u b'.. ii watching hung 'at a private side pickup by the city and tit least a W per cent department and wi'ikv detectIve th~tsion. Po - .: on feasabilit : m ~ u., AIL skytab 1 c-uniun.md.r 1an t,I'ct'tI('( 1 AIA'ANI(IN'FE S1lltlN(;S officials exlwct Mail$ , Against Ir sin hise ' " AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH ' '"- '114P ~::: liii (hill A'Sl)() 111(1 s '.s (lub s.us It still 'itt i federal Juligi st ho hat red radiI) '.111(1 U It sisioji coverage (II I1II swearing Iii -.% "' - ('mint',' he"in 1 t Ipre-sea son Iootl)'III tOthiS• i '.IC 12,$) in Tuesday franchised private garbage collection or curt ' ' ' (011111 91%;e an initial C2 savings plus Iliwit-ir Moilre said lilt- altvi-nalives are to Kit to owrlitingcost.s I!,. ivuller cars will be u-wd by ::' . icnmuiiissiontr's lockup Even tuitli urlaide puchup the' city ois. ration still titus u tin anti ip.ittd 135(101) di. fit it _________ ' Isniusults told Knowles revealed he has already cut out a re(pic-,ted additional garbage Packer and crevil sil 'U'. i-'. •".''i' UU'IKVL It (1,'. it'. changes triti, backyard to curbside ''8 files• oll E'wing Garrett ing 20 years for the slaying, s'.i','. lie's serving he pointeti -r ciest 4-ssav , * detailing Ilie val intirder of if Sanford recluse ' and how the dxunit'nt got IntO ('(flirt '.t'iitr itt mfttr the first sear . • In %1e'W of tcrrutit. costs I think the city can sati' money bs .i'.n1ig to eurbsitle pickup," surtc City Manager Warren Knowles salts -the must tx- changeti or the its iuiust ) i~vl out of tile duscbusin& I 'i has lit, Intention of voling to go to private gartsge pit hop '.'.tiik lie's on the commission. -Thv~ could Pull outif %%V coul(in't negotl silt.'.'. - ,.,il problems in the refuse departmert utizeni,'u objetti will be less than two sears .Ii') *hCfl IAt' tried to go tim cum'bside. Monday Kn ut'. t5 resealed St. '.Servtces Inc -•- I luncheon.s. dinners and various :~ , * (1511. f unctions as a sptaktr ClIkS RMOUTH - - thr-It'll ' - - i off. Its not t.agnant but is slower." but I think ttt sticiuld host uptn ntiinds Mu)or leo \l,or.' iuiiul (ilcuiml'etiont n A. S 'stc'(l asahan dec lared lit lO'.) ——— Il 95 ritarket I ferl the city's Rrowth rate is leveling have postponed consideration of ruiti.'. ikp.irtiuunt iii fear of contracting for gartuigest'rvst't' depending 'fl the outcome of the sort t'.Ic, stiirt Ionda) b> S(,A Services inc of tl.t.s_ .Jm%kvr, 111.1116 1111ring . if i,oing to curbside garb.ige pickup, Sanford city 1 vioudy 'llcurs&lis i ;aanth rcoleru:i a M5.(W refuse divisi(in budget until a G.nutimsj, ners noted thlit onev the munc,. i4itionwide firm completes ,I survey next week. squeeze eases the growth rate will uwream ant'l Commissioners may cunstde'r disbanding the the city WOuld again face' the same chronic labor % ... VIVA BURGUNDY, CHABLIS, ROSE 1.91:7285 .M. =.-, '- - ..I I I Aoso ". it, U.'- pr'-&nt S,J ) ditional p.tker be.ause due to the more,, ti mnuni5sIra'r% itnuilt' (he investigatin Nixiiui sIt'. itia Ili cited ttus a principal the' tclt'vit,'.sl Senate Watergate ivahinm , herself available to ,,j,,,_ , I I: clet'e'nt effort to it feet tb' people Is State Sin ion Vu ib.on tttto u'ridur'cl Momiihtsy's (.'. Ito I'. ROSE 0 ANJOU 229:24 BARCLAY GIN - rote I ictOttutli iii ulmtiLipusttd$J s,*A)deticit.'.en , - H 'TCifiliiFRAuMILcH 219 349s ,rr,tw ant noit - - I $9 YtHIRRY IMP D(NNLRK I 99: 23 88 ,;::;'— WINDSOR , • - 0 DONNIT RIO BLONDE n White lIt)USt' iiuvtivenient innocent and didn't \%.I'll(. ill(. account - is COUNTRY III OF FRANCE 11,1 i'm U humid Staff Writer I)'. in ttlio siitl lit n'..r News , ( I Itt t, II I - " 24 95 'V PAIL ANGELO CHIANTI 199: 77.95 .. &IL ' ZS Sir 1 - VOILA IA PSAisZO VON 1111011 I'Iltimoole' Springs I 0fl9*OOd *H w 17-92 TORRES SAN VAUKI1N , Iferald Photo by Bill Viricent O • (L-11 by citilig an Investigation he ..... ........ -.: .:.:.:::: '.'.htn Mr. Nixon fintstut's lrautting up Ins latest ilit I,iii,_self in • BEAU SEBASTIANI ' sthi. .l' To Franch*ise Garba e? C1 Nixull sought to cope with the corn t all send er on a mission to tic' Ann'. niu iii ROSE 1110111 — l-_ ___. ast eset satis % shopping in are drawing up every day he I. — 219 IH"f)lte (:onflrlui.'(f 1 huN ) 'hJ..i'' the Iiyaciflth' kru'p rolling in. Kfv)wlcs said he deleted the requested .oll tlu'. .sftt rtui'.nis liii I it I '.0 II It ru Il('. •:, KENTUCKY l 5AN VAPTIW RHINE .omnnuissar) rlomnt of a list of corruption as long ats the list of shortages we :. M'i HA'. - 17-92 the THIS WEEKS BEST WINE BUYS'' 34 A tiNptptTLtpl c.)'iTR.) LID .5 'Ii (lILA' .5A1'. ON'.v AC'. a -115 — ~ ~ -1 W 2 ~_ f-71-0 306=~ ~ =E~30 -W ~~ Facing $35,000 Deficit I', rIm ips 8 SV$ So,49o,tani "d3m I 12 YIN SARULJ Bt..AtiJO1AI 298: 3495 YA Aucording tip Die Iferaid's spon%e %4ill tk- follo"ed Ill fill. tub,'.'., ''riot ilses astw'ad bs other public ,%en a can of Sliam" ,urrently .., I),, isle. VODKA HEAVEN HILL VAT 69 GOLD souts UK 1101111 T.011"ll CIA MARY L. BAILEY 134 9212 C.s.c(tiet ry HILDA RICHMOND 661 S&7 Dc Itona ''''; - 11AA511 11 Sanford PATRICIA RICH 534 9211 Atfarcirsie Spr ru'. F ore-st C ity 104 '."."" UII' IDUS J 'it 4.49'" s_— " lutes t"111111? "Waal 0 I 11 10% t - I-Rff-r - -- shelves, .Ind shoppers are 1-he first will come on Mon. Itain vrolgibility w I greeted with signs reading (lit), Ili New Orleans, where lilt- Imlay am 'I bursday ;Ili(] 20 per 5rr no more beef tent tonight. itsd President is to address the 5'.' -1 1vaches are available for 349 3,- 10 g" i 4595CA51 PREMIUM 10 - (Itt (OtIS tnontkc of thus ear .— motto, -"UM %I vAirm.) STILLBROOK w" a . ________ NAIIAStI 6 SCHUU b'E EVE CRABTREE NaJts'i'.a*K'.iIhI 1U iom sims a YR O&A(tht '"." A I 100 PR VODKA BRANDY GOLD COACH ' - HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS - - tulved. The President reportedly was it-aid)' to plaice a large share of the blame on fired White House ,,. ..,.-., •,...,,.,.....,-" ' I' graces "'. t(O "ll'5 'UPt GOID COACH B '.'YR 7115CA5i ;giL. BIG -T- so TilitwilK S 1(51 StIR RUT' 99 ABC PREMIUM 8ER CR ALE B LAS N P 5 BUY BEER CASE I SAVE .'. i_'. U __ . niouth of 1..ik(- Jussup leading Into lilt, St. Johns Ifiver tummiutttt officials ttcrt' in- "'title liouse officiabs, who ..-,. "hi' Itt been 4150 10 PRigium IcotItNIlS .. For fast relief call th e 3. r 3275 IMP. TEGUILA "Ow MR. ID KY ""'•' ABC GIN 15 YR. KY Bno ,a 399 RELSKA VODKA 499,i_,,_5.99. ...W '4 ".' Clots All Cill-N 0040 "J.1 Ilkifto i' ss,sc,AsI or c.' - - __ ~ - I M'iitu'.ritit' National Iltad- of Orlando Natal Training tenter '.uinitcrid (lit Athenian people , ii,'.,, s..,,m ic i,. ".,•,a., L' "%' Action--even in canned Form on W ittrg itt said tonight's ry . 01 STANLIY KY VODKA it. . •'.uss # _________ 3..Il 44 SILAS NOW[ I 0 YR 11-1 ~- skiing While most of his aides (Itdined to discuss specifics of ui'.. 'Sun lucy, ai Nat) 1DDDNTQWIR 94 ulk PARADISI VODKA GI RUM YR ía KY , ss . I ' 3,,.17 - I'rcsnknt ttutl seek in he vision amultress to rolls' public support fur his second t rmmu for c'ign and dntiic'stic goals, In fact, %ord up froin tile vi ow taftat" P 11.0te "'' -J TLWHM 67" P.Dc UIP, VUVFflU •J 99 - 89 SO 7 ' LAUDER S OLD GENTRY GIN #A RUM - i_, ,,g JACQUIP4'S KU ROYAL DELUXE ._. CANADIAN SPRINGS 4.89 '. AWARD1S YR OLD COLD ' "LJ '- P'.M5tiIi(Sl 5't' of 9.0111, 3.1 191 - mp #41101l l_uI,,,I'RTON I - — ' 99',.. I .'.-c1 "" CANADIAN IAI 3895 $ 99.., 9950 riunuj Sit g CERTIFIED RUM iMP. rnrr'i BRANDY nuac "v MS(R 15 YR CAN BOND to 11' 4595 . ROYAL DELUXE X, -"'' s 339 LANP.JJIA 1 'is "" ' : 59:1- ABC CAknIAN I YR ,,~~ ... 499- 59 75 tint dtcent rtasonobI) priced rd na'ait was last seen on our Ufk rtnarktt slid'. es soim. time ago. ' 8 YEAR ' \:,. But at last glance. the lied showing, public confidence Ill Menace was still advancing on Iiis a(Ifninistration and lum perCam b od ia 's capitol, 'athilt' sunall) at all (nile lotus, the J LSUILtII '.. uo't. I . a, " MR EDKY BLIND LACK VELVET . i.sx. BE A REAL 3 3 V S 0 P BRANDY ,-_ 0 _.~. 'in UULIN ANSI t.UiL.Ii 85 PP KILT CASTLE RC Al DElUXE SCOTLIt Ito 11I 0*9 11ERS '''' I 14 €99 . ' 1 100 PR VODKA 11 - lAtLa,Ai — CERTIFIED &'WJ ..-. 83' 3 ii" SI s ou'. HEDGES BUILIP SI 95 ROYA1 DAEUVILLE . BALLANTINE RARE 5B 95 "ENRY I YIAR 3 CANADIAN 499 CERTIFIED [ YEAR ' BEEFEATER r -:w 4 YR. ., . J •• 198 GRAND DAD I '•"'," " ' - - - __ ___ - St'".l'tlEI( Sl'( )I('l'S stit'ti OS S\t'iIl1I1iitif. httatiilf.i, Ittliulh?, haves htiu halted heco u_si' hyacinths clot the and Confronted by opinion polls spreading allegritions of scan- has sufkred the ttorst I HEDGES- -1'.6 41 O TIP.0 50 010 IA81II OD TP&DE WASP jbih hDl' C MWI IY .'. 01 ABC BYR 8€ PROOF I "" S I•• LAN"" am '. 0"", 3 -, 1 4 * PINK 3 ' WISER R Aft' lJflflWA flVi VUUfU Sn. of it".. kreatest political scan It is turd to say which victim tints fit the nation's tliStMr. W Mir.IF '' , bodia by bombing it back into nov% ing from %% hat ranks its one mumel Joh. ow 11COTC01 .ia.eriie in tin -i the Stone AkL p ''."' 1' nit ST.LEGER IIYIrILUUILF'. _______ - HAIG 5* 0V "IFIC11 vOOLA2 Today marks tile second 10 YR, It . -j SEA OF HYACINTHS CHOKE RIVER vc(fing lie should lui%e paid lite Oval Office will be carried inore heed to allegations that live b%- till national radio and White I lowse .still re-election 1% ' SILAS HOWE is_s Sauvtsii Gill SOt £551 SIACUNVO WNITI MOSSI '' 0 anniversary of Mr. Nixon's tekvisiiun networks. atteimipt.s it So'.'.' the (".ftfluum%' The speech and statement with Pus 4-portGanmie Plan For comprise Nixon's first cornPnsiwnIt, and (he ofIuc1 4l end *'ets'nstve resxnse SIflCe of his attempt to save Cant. to 11w stream of allegations .". UAW .:=- Iwo - • ft U'.'ri.a* I I Am XIFT1.11 . -' DflVAi t'AVT1 - .,..,, r i,. (Ajtivvlwls a euv MACKENR . 48 a.xc ni •KC BENEDICTINE & [I &A , BRANDY 8 9 I 4a A, 0'- 56, ,,,'.., " DANCING 'TIL 2 AM SANDY MACDONALD 5.99 . JACQUIPdS L'4 R1 .wf N 4 TO 1114 IV a" ' _4 L . , ba.01 __ I IAU SMII'. -._ eran.s of ['oreign Wars national convention. Next will tunmie a news r'tunfert'n'.'t' in ('alif,rnni, where Nixon Is to spend (tie last .. .. .-- - -tv r "I . .Z 2fA= -- cover-up, while candidlu coil- tthn is attending a released at the sam'.' •--- JIM BEAM OLD CROW 4 Ve I'm IF Hl WAY 17 92 At 436 rSIMDRk% BLVD I --- r' CR1ME DI NEhIHI CACAO . -- -- st- I __ ik~ hi-i (*amp David retreat loday lilt. President %%ould deny lilt%all(t. kill 1%% le(b"t. Ili till- bugl"Ing ..,11,1-or's Nsite: Tnda%'s ,in the final version i if tht-9 1) fit (lUti1 i% ttrilt.'ii h) lh'.'rald El)'F sP'.''t'hi oral in a iuiort' :,r' •' • - I ' Staffer Ouris Nels,on for John (letillIt'd %%Titten statement to be quarters and of the subsequent '!t!! CASI 1111 ft,111 A. out 47 7S CAS( Na st'lin(Lll that has marred his - I W-* I television address about the two weeks of the itiontli. resith'm'v. ' in IV I "I " CERTIFIED . c-'." 4• 59,,,, f nor •''" - , , "' MR. ED KY "-i'' s': - OLD FLA J IitsSa, BROWN 1111%.Otzia '' 8 YEAR ' 11% John it Spol%ki 11 MCHENRY 8 YR VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGING' :f-IIII._-T!J " ABC 'R COCKTAIL LOUNGESf ' L %I b'1 Q BOND*S WILL 1dr 6 V tun LD Ul'I'V , - I Wr USTCO 0"O' G IN _________ ROYAL DELUXE WHY PAY MORE? a . T" .s -it , ii:.. :':. ITIED 11 ''°" FLEISCHMANN OLD ,F:ER GIN .. 1fF/u*1Q_qok. J% BREEZE 94 PROOF , 1 4 • ~,111 S tARGEST WINE III SPIRITS DEALER , - - ABC BuYS IT Tilt CARtOAD AND THE SAYINGS IS TOURS 3 NI L '*' - 5 . '. ' ' ~JX RARE J&B W" Utirl, CANADIAN W.sIIlNI; ION sAl's .— I'res. hit Nixon his lt'It'rist' in the Watergate cast' to the :Iuleric:Ifl people tonight with ii __"~ I e," - DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT., AUG. WISER 10 YR. HARWOOD-IMP . There as a sort of strained moor S. Mmdcl, president of silence f or a rnonwnt. I decided Chock Full u' Nuts Mmdcl says its true what to fire off in) one and only you see in ads and TV comrn question, tin ['(JU dunk Watergate Will rnercuatls — Anierican women tt.urage young people (ruin re-shy do feel that their status as homemakers and cooks de,,, ..rig into politics" I asked on the quality of their '.',% vriire seemed its be a little pencis coffee AccoT-thngl), within the lunits of tier price range, tia' Ile answered winiediateb housewife buys coffee caret ulJ) I was surprised at what Mr on :,he basis of taste and will r.uclurn -,aid I don't happen ic switch to a better tasting brand f if sti.' finds one , tdindcl says re. Tt' c no', in', 'TI 1 CL rnru _, HAWAIIAN , 't. i, 133 East Robinsos Downtown Orlando I " ' I Watergate Statement stuan 11111 LEGER P5.IJI P. MR ED KY ,.uuup.u.u..U!u.IIf -- FORBIDDEN FRUIT ,,-, -.w,i,t.,. 0 ' To Televise President "i'va sta-rs - kdo 10 CASSELBERRY 17.92 LEWIS -66'* VSOP COGNAC 6 YR 35% , P,w 8w les"',A""ift M ,.- selves - IiL'.'r ,4.-,.,i,,..,. ,i avers tflvtpIl It, US Y. ' • 12geor e SALES L . - John Wilson, had sat. Md, told me that he admired I guess he saw I was nervous, w hat he called "democracy at ht'caust- hc' sniilt-d r('all) work in the Se'mumtt' hearings, it s'. u! -Till) at nie big investiga tion and tie-airing, Who are You writing for?- and a court trial and all that" Well," I said, "I'm hoping to Turn said he respected the skill a story to is teen-age ..guriTW. IT'S AU. IN 1 suppose teen-agers have ThE TASTE BUDS lice-n the last thing on .our NEW YORK Al' — Coffee nund,' I added a little mupolobrand decisions are made ge-tiraliy largely by women, but men no"Oh, no," Ehrlichman said lice- coffee quality and taste "I've got a houseful of teen- and will comment on it while i'1at1rscta?1.ni.OflWiecl'.Pt IS FURNITURE -- __________________________ I Irlietiruan said motioning me Itoorn .,J ' . like myself. aren't fed up with mrvously long hand. He took a long acrms the Senate hearing nmr. Wric." I triade my •US 'e .. - Wednesday, August 15, 1973-Sonford, Florida 32771 ' ' err probably best summed UP I ' ve been wondering ever iA bit Wallace John, 28, of ID'Ail " I fl1 t -' 1- -1 ca,.01,,mr,8nJl1FtVr%ft lhtt,flo OR MORE .•-• was into everything voun people at the hearings people to "stay away" from since then if I didn't help to UK' I iSM -.--. , ~ - : t4- . - . ;9, 1 -CC A ~_ J5) . talk Then he stopped ft motivated young pKple in this candidate before the) vote." tile Watergate hearings. she said I'd been watching it on TV. of country. and I think the slogan But the feelings of film', (ourse, but , Ahen I heard should bt- not ,.sU% a"im' but huh ..-... 10, .. : • - .- øt I S peost order Innitithsi but b) one arm] a hi,~: years of age. Bobb) began Ir. more reMions?veiO tot - so nobody should drive - is "Sit down over here." Mr money for badly needed offret' spare Rum? I uesa were tip a tree without a paddle,' he said, corn. nenting on (lw' MISS deed restrictions it herring the land eah', the city fathers at that time just let it io by" ,Ift --!',4M. Stamps E thrs a questioning. Lh ToU.' lights, and talk to huti about it lined up for the land, saying he 'a'i only interesjpd in saving the city give ----. -5- Stock S. FRENCH AVE. 'toy the hot glare of the television - cOut#'-rr'c- ogniFpq( historird district Kiosky denied any buyer had be.n utistic [lobby is autistic- Politics For Teenagers Gordon Strarhan, another urn' I........ .... ..• ir "As an infant, he was ver' -As of Mr. Nixon's aides, tell young .... RECEIPT vach • that he wanted to talk to me • PLEASE i:t ALM ,,• ' ' I'm now shifting my emphasis to finding ways to keep the clink' in Ii.ngw-xwl," Kfr'.sky said, adding he rigirially oropnsM to sell t he laM have fold toy olleagues to tie ready ilsursuloy to vote in the best infri.' sti of the people Ulthi 4Dnfrd his rhang" of ; u'.'ii s pffidif tell its4It.tiw'r tire based 'srI (P.' r'ourtty wusit inn, hn%e.'vpi, giVrng that credit to a iti stgrmatuirr petition protesting (IIC f('fI'i8P1l ruvuve dumped in Pe tity's lap 1418t week. ''tertoinly, you ei't ignore a s'tttioii 4 that strength.'' Rl4-rsky sold, ,e.bl,n he will reen,nnierwi the thy rev Irvi Ifs (k't. I evfrticii '.leiwhlinu' to (lip clinic to lb. I hltuifliIssflifl time to ?irw'I us possIble utfrrniituv" 'mitt' (1-0 I program for autistic children a Hctartit'd '.n lull that for his mother, it's a (tic Harbor Area Children's Foundation • j of c'i'nstanti every move he makes f or his It took several ttrvk an.t .e lllooi~ls and actions are Un- ;,Iuntthnec ii , '. Student Gets Scoop \Ikr' N \ Health Clin ic •om front tandicaps LttTh il,lrxj~sonw bos full of energy JAPPlMi ABOUT WATEl; Ehrlichrnan discusses issue with Pam I hr I :.ngwuww$ ,noqhl,'aI .htrth will , ',t,I 1''uiin.,,tt ill it,. r.'euit silt', ti t.'t uhIflf( to ( u'tumu II I hair Haiti Itill K Ioshy K114% , iuioul,' Iii'. prodiu (hit; rifler t.iti filch 1 luiu'sutays S.'iuiitiiil.' 141111) ('1111111 11%,411111 muttuuti warning (liii it'. nt tic i tiny hut pious tic sell 1,1111 t''cituug It,', flniq' null '(fur' it'. 'lu lung tic pr itati' inter es t.s \t It,. ruihtiect 'if I "'tuii,iici'n.'r 4 •t u'g lit iu;nu,i.i,i,I '.'. h, '.'.,I8 in I .slhiiI.si' 1 iii'tili '., ,cslstarit I Iflflf5 /'.Its I'.'.:inul '.tm,rc,'i' %la% Iid,. •t ti* 'to tie t'hiitfrcn, altht'iui.ti there ii I e per imen I itu merotis prOJt' P''t"°' U liUtlitit tall needs siHt ?tsloV. and his assistant Ib' t'hthtren. t?l .- •.----- I :.. ssinns and karn ho to 1 toi iii iledialr,i'ian aboL it but t* Just Mild I V.asot used ina" 4hJ Robb would often fall asleep in having a little bo% ttrnir itio iiont in. in liii ikiwles also have a th his teeth clenched and that Ihc ill tare. Four i*i(trr prenh could pr) them IiChInI but unfortunatek ffl .uihter. La Jennifer. 14 •gwi twrr are far more ehihiren tIiIdFtII in vu'r elops hildren appear veryapart lie aio tititi neck vttwn than (here or.' school'. 1 hae autism. 's , one i s ure trungu and puzzling to those trenic tension in tits n need special lnc and it.. cause. 'n urn ha% found he is upset and ttK kfln nothing about them cure. Vihat h a t (hr seethe muscles ntrat*rnttanct of patience 'tusi can Just their families need is un• L1w% have special learning The ras of hope ha'. e s tighten and foci toe tension," that education ii"ikt' plained. And it to penetrate the darkness l'tt drrstanhng and support. Ian) barn to speak, Mrs Bo%iIes ex hard the f og remains — a loo,inn. ay that for -ink, never titter a word. V.111 remain B'. ixi'..'... frustrating tune trouble hours hate others I ople \e'.si scniee For information. V.rltc (he NevertheleSS. Ilot)t) came a t..tmcutshing left from right. i'.:i i. l)r, Natioflal Socwt for with the help of \'. i rr.. H is ANI.ES - It's a up from down and write words long - - Longwood Alone hildren. trttm' autI'm Tht artit k i It' — - World Aill* utis Iii' 8(1111) of a 19 5 .teeuI donustitig the lanul Ii. I iingwwwl 'quit.' 'frothy pltit ' ii restrk'tiun it, flu' ;'rr'*rts fur ti,uinvuaI 'it 1,tphhtr ow .. I•'. ,; :; d .'; pt uhit,Iq A'rIgwlx.j 11(1111 Iift 84111' at till. Ytlar se. cat.!, selling the property for fir I'. ;u(i prufit is ir'diihut.'ul Mat M'e tt'mis crulereti by I hairnian 'I(I VitiIt'n to writ.' a l.'tt,'r (lit lining the u "only's posit utium • hirt hot "'tiuri will l"s'ni 'ci a rv''.fsnc.' In'',; I ,ngwno'l, Vihl,'n sool With Ytinyor 1,,gone Ioqimos in viii stint, this ttrrok, Kiticky rreriv,'il OG'W8 of (hue' i,vuutuiicsiovi warning '.t silt it rrcugrwul ''I u'sw'-t...t thic, anti 1k hillS Nil _SON Ihurulit Stuff WrIter ' ' ' . .-: .,: J1II.IAN.1VII.N.SII(0.%1 cii I' ti" W ilt, gati' tu'uicuisutt,',' Its Iii.'t SS'iust'.' thus'.' u'u's','.'l Julio V. I*aiui III (hit' 'I'ribwit' Fill till,clisis ((till the Tributiv EScaus told Iums,aon '.Ni%Lt'uI tuesday night that he and his t'rt'wiiite'as were cuanpie Wig the'tr wutk each Jay 'iuun ahead of schedule. He a.s*ed that they be asshgrwd uaure es. perunents. sarrtutt relayed the birth aai nolumiiiient 4 guess it sltc'uu be nulest that we hod the ttr-.0 turib vvtr n..,te'd an. 4acv I'e said Imututuw tUit'tta''..a'. swutuiwig lit .A piasts'-t'. 4qi2arttiftt that hitmukis the ss Sn.ittwr eumpartuient of ., 'a ' . , • .. tt ' � 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 14, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1973. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf2b5dc030ccfed50079465c0ecbf85e.pdf 71225837ec01bcd44ba48c3ed5db9e41 PDF Text Text ____ _____ _________ B-TheSanrd Her a 4 ______ ., :- FrIday, Aug. 31,1973 I i I - Three-Day Ordeal Over ~ I . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT A , - lThe rr .5 -- - . __~ ... _._--_.. 000 i filIR o' ' I I _..-__W --,... I—— - v*** ***\/ - - . LWAwJ1: .. .. ION NA 1111 .................... .' ~ I I - 0 Two Sub ariners Rescued Fro Atlantic . . . ~ . -1 I _______________ I CORK, Ireland (AP) - Two Britons trapped since Wed. a midget submarine 1.475 fees below the Atlantic I 44drn:isi tilL EVEP4)pi.0Ay ADVENTIST C.HURCH Highway 436 Fes' City, FiQr,d. G 13r.n Tarr Palcf Saturday Sabb.'hSctix,l 930. in Worship Services flOOlICO C Also on WWOS ! Radio Saturday Wednesday Evening t101) FM 11:1,01)00 noon 4 Prayer Meeting 7 00p M. THE SEVENTH-DAY AOIENT$ST CHURCH Corner llh& Elm PonaM Seel ey pallor Siturday Servic2s Sabbath School t, 304 in c..r V r Ck A r' ! L •.U. '. Prayer Secv*co 30 m 4 .. P .' O Chun-h Of God FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 519 Pare Avenue Rv, Jay T,Cotinato .Pattor 1:30a.m. ,nnUWorPlip .........9:45a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 1100a.m. Church TraIning , 6:15p.m. - 7:30p.m. Evening Worship . Wed Prayer - stemi ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH S Sit HeIec Avt, Pbi.3)703$3 Pa?o' Rio Bill Grit . S 13 a m WTPP e .sa in bl.S?uJy Ev#n9el5ttC It 00' r.i cr.ces 6 ,, 7 .i 1 I ..fl-Q 43'Vip I30p m Wed Prayer M,eUnq ..• '44 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH fliDak Ave.. Sanford Pastor Fr. William Ennis .. AssitI. Pastor Fr. P. J. Xcii .. 1 00 p.m. Sat vigil mats SUnMeHi ...... la,m.l0)0..m, B 12 noon ConteflIOni. Sat . ......... B.) P. M. - _____ / - ---- - - - /jI - - - th eran Lu AN CHURCH OF ERRAN I _______ LUTH THE REDEEMER 101 W. 751h Place *4 The Chvri"s H °' area TV '*This is t Life" Paitor Rev Elmer A RCuichf /1' CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14Th St. &O1 Ave. Pall or Pew Robert Loy C ISa in. Sunday Sic hoof in Mrn*nQWOVSt.p It :I5p in Church Trj.nnj 7 t m EveninWwi.hip 7 Xp m Wed. Pray" Service Nuritly Olrn S )op ,' WTl ,. .n3ay t4.!7h1 Brcct1At Deal a DVthOI%1 24 hrS 321 5010 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe. Pie. . .. - Sunda ySchool . Morning Worship EvninQWarth.p Wr1 Pr..j.-f 5iry 4sa in 11 02a in. . iv it. -n HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City C.m,4tyCnter i&Wst 3; Hwy.4N Pastor py.R1riflondHad1ey . $snd*y School -------9:45 a. in. I.mityWo.-ship - - 11.00a. in. Evrr.IngWorship ...----- 7:30p.Ill. Wednesday Bobli Study and Prayer ...... I'M P in JORDAN &AP"TIST CHURCH U3I West First Street P&tnr .. ...... Irw in.L. Iiji 5dy School ............ ............11:00 Evening Sirvici .......7:30p.m. W.*I., dIYSIrVICS ...... 7:30p.m. o$dTruhsf0raNrWDöY in . .. Church Training [veningWr*ship wtd Evirning Prayer - 6:15p.m . 7 30p nl - _1111._ - _221 . . / - .. '_.. . I-= memories. - - ~. sources for spiritual training and growth always celebrate our children's birthdays by looking ahead. - __ -~ __- ~--.-~__. -.-- .__J~_ _-j~ .. . - . • ' . '. -to - - &Z. ~ , _ _ - - , - __ __ - - - f7k ,,, , lii. .. - T- *4 f I:,- ',,-~!, - -. ti,,f. 8:2-14 II Corinfh,ons II Corinthians Luk. 1242-34 . ,,% *7: VrJ,f r !" rir,j e . WIlTED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE -1 It-I'le classes i'dri'd WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr and Mrs, Al Wilson PROGRESSIVE PRINTING .1.0. (Jim) Smith and Staff - -- too --- inOp.ein4 I14V MU i God 7711. I. Elm ,, , L.vWv.' (Jr aftan CtUtIre. &ki Lily Pu at larni.M P,i' -lv Ti'6 BI14I - 4044' I " ChIli, Ct. ,-'ani*e.at pss.' ,. v'01 Attamaw. Saw. Ii GI. A4tam awl" ahrol 01 at r_.. FRi' SIØIU ih 01 & P,Iory ?irt 3 01sf in 01 LaM Mo.'vea Fins GAP sst Chum" of LO-Otmd,rz-F C_. "tf, it nf ar-o I ____ - 4 z 4 N = Ci'. 5 Pto.rqi.* MisIorqp fl.i4al (l.# 2. Ma 64 P-11 swists C%WCA. 11) Piris Avg -' z ('rth Pa. 4IS.C4I1I s:i Ou.'rh. 0- r C4_iry L1W -I C_h-uFrl%(;Ww~j Ji,._,, . 02#-v 44"4-4ri copirst CiAfftk SM LAN%ft sw wq" 1(st' Aw-ry Msr'ary - I)I'a$l F Head ftpifil Chyi*o, ow-ack JoIllan misaw'-Aty B&OW C-IftwO. tat W. First St AQ- 1' A' I.Iç141 CJiyJjp. c'wts'. 7r; it c4 -t 10" CA'"W-c Cfwfh S, -Wt Dr MW 6vfW Rd - (h f' * ITAU wrial WI SI'h'an&t Unitd ?.4I1odtt Cut t,n* Psq)IA'mOn Aws apiscorAl. ^JI SS'MS ffP'1`Cr"l CrMAN01 V 0@111"y AV#. It'llifillillo - - ,. i 1 _________ -- y A4yen!,' (, CPwjrth Ove & I21n Caw,p1:.. ,li . Ave" H0151115t ChIO01 Boacaafl Chv*uat. Ccmmty CPIsfOI . ftwitf of Latteir Day liallits. 7311 Istrii, A~v Ats,srnt~rt,,'%'It ('-'i" )""s VV _ I CJuwrtt- ii te,,, $.inraa LUVwtod Chute. Of the U410sr-Asi, Waymsivs 4& i Avo_, Mt. otiv* - - ____ , , 3. a elite rank- 1 4IM"r-KIII. ?I)# cowmry C" , .___.'* -. :. , !A'1filP.l'L ,..,..._ - - , . ~: - ;. . II - -- ~-__ ' .' ~ z-_______ ___ - ~ __ ..-. ..- . , - . - r I _- I. .,.,,. : -i-. - - __ ___ •• . . -- - -A.- . . . .. _____ ____ .___.W.- - - ____ - . - - - . - NW .,, ..... ... 1. Society EditoriRl conunent . ..5B . . 4A 1-GB Sports ........... _ - 12-15A e., ., . - . ' .. -_ - ~_ ' --... . . .. ... 0 -tilk-m_-_ 'L 70- -A., ----- JUMP FOR ME SKY J I At BOB WILLIS and his canine friend Columbo work out in llie surf. Columbo is a oneyear old acrobatic Doberman who has enjoyed the water since lie was a "small" pup. it.-.-.-IJ rt...... I... i'.- 11I.Al 1% 17 villtz/ Freed Funds WASHINGTON (AP) Nixon administration claim its - tn school funds has nothlngtodo wlth aiswsuituiled against LI by states and l5schooldlstrlct,s. Frank Carlucci, unof Health Education and Wel- Lauderdale, I Ia., who survived solely on a recommendation band. 'Everywhere you d hear women and children t,.geamin,, for het" 'The' 'V •' flames on the Inside of our hotel n"er B. SLaMs. On Wednesday, the lawsuit was filed seeking releale of 159 mil1lon In school impact uld front rooms facing the street. We don't dare think about tricts bringing the suit claimed had been impounded the late of those p" guests who were sleeping in the rear of tfr- hotel." she seld. officials announced Wt they would release the SM.? ,iWUlon selve3but were finally rescued 4,500 school districts acrcw the rLatIOlL ' -. Government Denies Suit vessel Victoria the blaze Mong with her hus- - . Comics .v , A dozen of the hotel's 85 guests were Americans who ar- 1 Public notices .........7-8C ,,- f,,,.,ak1... - -..-- .. - ii, - ... J Classilled ads .........745C ( 1-ossword puzzle .... :..6B .. for all the guests who had been taken to MtaLS or put up in nearby . . think are from Sanford? - -i . -ontritclors bidding on that job. i'~ - SB - - - . 11~_ - Dr.Crane the electrical . . _____________________________ ".-' - n account - - 0 Fr~ r I : :7 - sled -- WT ~~r~ r- -- ----=~~-n-i-nR - . - .,. 26 passports and money left, abe ging for %rictim in the ruins of the hotel seven hours after the fire was put out, police strdg- . wi-rect. (Page 7A) I some persons when the county ran out of '74 plates. small children in theirs arms. With firemen were still dig- . drivers scien- THE BABY GREYHOUNDS, junior varsit football team from - Lyman High Now being mailed out by I Both S tC33C5 0 added. year-old hotel, a tourist landFine of Honolulu, who r,ipfr PL-,cn ....ei. i_a. _.i,... .i.....,...... vu wiul UL3 WUC UUWTJ U • C,,jenhitjn '-"r"o'-" • city hall square, collapsed In fire department Ladder, said be flames, and most irvivorsf,cd thought only the discipline he on fire escapes (corn windows learned as a soldier In the Paand balconies facing the stxeel chic during World War 11 made Some were picked from Inc it ps1ble for him to stay calm. roof, where they tried to seek shelter alter the fire burst Into their rooms. Others were saved as they tried to climb down bed sheets tied together, some with - . termed ; e,'" - number tags and tags to . WN b lour at pumucers went w ., Washington this past week to Justify their ' requests for price hikes of up to $iot a car. (Page 3A) has - (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) - ...... anld that will also be in bore the Sept. Sanford Police Department officers examine wreck . Pay ACCIDENT -. 'I'IIL' i ' s 51'ri f •,, . Area deattis ............2A Bridy,t , ..............6B ui * 16 / .. COfliiflUCS ai. uiii} sessans o prepare or their season opener with Evans unor vats itY :: ____ work Is being handled by ., \' ; a D IN . t ' .~ . . a;:, but ""h.' Digest AN ILLINOIS prosecutor Flori da 's test or drunk en Mrs Florida Electric Cimnur.v Sanford IIIWtS '- , - - !kw - -v about 85 skeping guests. - Road, DeBary and Edith .. Cronkhite lit 2 Box 4B -, ... Sanford. Congratulations to both of :: Only one ¶ with done as a result of 16 sub- ~'--_ ly,v red, hk_-#*fi, -- in ~ . - x in - . . who prLhel as (lames tn- standing here in my house coat COPENHAGEN, Denmark lire s.hich raced through the Lnonties reported. Police said the majority of gulfed the t1iree upper stories of and we leave in one hour (AP) - At least 26 persom plush Itafnia hotel in the heart were killed and 2n missing in a of Copenhagen early today, !iu- the dead were foreign tourists the five-6tory hotel and trapped the States with only our city council Friday afternoon gave final review to its proposed record $4,118,170 budget for the new year in Police Station located at Ninth - - jam Iti i ._._.s . preparation for a 7 p.m. public hearifig next Friday. (Page 2A Count, Tax Collector Troy R8}%aflflouflced today that 14, auto taga were received Friday and lags are now ava ilable In mt popular series with exception of WW used oil Not set received are hack orders on Recreational Vehicle _ 0ii",""' J_;_A - . that tis little whfle ..... all of that work going n at the new Sanford ,#"4=r4r"fft,1f&,, It,* Salvipt"M AMY,'" 714Jqp-Vr*-i Ft vto It W'"W"". M.*~ #in St. Ut ,,,,,,.. -.---------.-- ---- faction Nev wv w(z 'I (..openha en Hotel Fiore Ki"Ils LONGWOOI) - ik ,5,. IzIOUhlsi.1 ) - . a' Jh y employees. . Think about this one for a ' - sa • ff which miany interesting inlormati.n are provided for ' the women. I o those whn worthwhile contributiom to the ' - fhov&' %'% W"h"A,L#k4F Miliflfft UAII, IMI st . . 14w- aM Av*.. Alloonostifsp liplifigs Ave. .tr.'t.ç( ;a Tan. r;,t CRIAN - !.--,ri-ip, _f or",It,,, T *C00 Jy A V*. !-- The pay increases, due to go Into oeffect Oct. 1, could "need. lessly fan the flames of influttlon," Nixon said. i are siar aders nationwide. OTHER AIl 'A All NAZANEI#R COW 1r4Mrd ~PWW 1.0tWon, 741100 I CWI#nft Or Pt, 416 5i*v se 2. bef ore someone In that state deliberately lights up and blows the'.r ' ' .r L* Chit Nixon sent Congress a message asking for a GGday delay Implementation of nearly $2 billion in pay raises for 3.5 coluiiui, they are rewarded with ritsbyterion Churd''ol mill,ory, t 040pland Otani ol catqr.w. Ot!Kn itod.st Cleurtli PaHa Wrt&.-,iar, MVhod)tE. Pl 14 W at Pitl St, .141-01 A Ak* ,"" of CVbrm w' HICC4W ChurcI, 01 Cod. 101* ChvSLh o. O'i,ido CP'uch el God Hcauw,, .... CPAOO of Gqd AOU"mri friterprirw GoiJoa ProØ's., '04 S a state law prohibiting smoking in public places. the .. "e' Cii r- . Mv,' first on the list of having .- Tog Supply - .I - _ -- .. . '11 a %~k . I i The forecast still was for water emergencies. Related story on page M full Iii Warren ziftild he did not know when Agnew made request for today's meeting, but said the sesition was not the reason why Nixon dmged his carfler plans to remain at "to his San Clemente, Calif., estate until after Labor Day. Nixon returneii .1 0 the capiUd so he could spend Ma Labor , , ,1.y weekend ....,. f am il y a, wC s...iuup i.'sVtu ueas u .Nlitryland's mountains. Warren said. Before leaving California, where he had rUyed for 12 days, - . - up" of moisture In the air told a California news conference that he has confidence in Agnew's integrity. At that news confea'ence, Nixon also assailed news leaks on the Agnew probe and said he had told Richardson to make a - protest Phase4controlson the price of gasoline and diesel Fuel, according to an Associated Press survey. . . -- Uie releaw of a 11sununer build The two talked by telephone on Aug. 22, soon after .Nix:on popular feature In The Herald is 'Polly's Pointers" in bits of - . 4 - . Boosted - -- least Tuesday, with all. the accompanythg problems of power shortages, air pollution aiid :....::::.:.:•:,...... . - . -" - . . t termed the cooling stor'r. c'ti) governor. Surely he will take hiscase to at least the Supreme courtpu .ifflng and coughing all way, I per cent tor Sunday. temperatures In the 90's until .it . . - : - while in his present office or while lie was Maryland - travelers face the threat of • denounce as dwnned lies" allegations he took kickbacks ,, - -. - y. weekend motorists. But da National Weather Service 4 Itighta, I) ... •.- Indications are t1lat Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson must decide whether results of the Agnew investigation, being conducted the U S sttnrn.'y In Beltimore, will be presented to a grand jury. Nixon and Agnew last met face to face on Aug 6, the day before the vice prealditwit caUed a news confemce to smesnioke into apolicenian's face...and is hauled off to tail waving his copy of the Hill of g .. ~ are Increamng c draving rmuArds i~_~__F . ••' alrobol and sex. Those I V_Ift__&, I ' Miat1y cloudy wday With showers and thundershower', likel Hlh3mo3t1) mid-80'3 90 Lows around mid 70's Rairs probability6Opi.rcenttoda) Stattered rain and thunder storms greeted Labor Da) mouth Ii following serves as an excellent reminder I ftt It's not really a good habit. ) -~ ',? More objectionable, however, are those who do smoke In c with little regards •iowaru., .L. other nonsino,er3. # ou P (Ti - Related photo on page IA. ~ - ' pretend like I'm reahlyenjoytng smoking it. But the taste. in my .. Cnorch. Oat A.a 1 3r( 54 - 9451 in II OOa in 7 30p in ,;0 - 1.kAi___________ ------- Showers . An Agnew spokesman said he believed the vice president asked the meetmg to bring Nixon "up o date Every once in a while, I'll put . '.I N In Boctester, tJ y, uie 4. fliers bold sn!'ara a cigar into my mouth and - F lik"~ A% z - - said the state of the investigation "very p,*oba* will come - FLORIDA STATE BANK IAFF 01111,11ir-1 COMMU,on" Melhoftf Church, W 1`44444111 Rd, Do Fist Wr!noCtt C7'uqth ci Ovedo rills So~A Methodist Church. IAQ S&Aft,,rd Awe. tPr.ifth W C1-441 Lo.Ow0od tvr.h <1 Chr4f, vows IrMi*IIId Mitawy lap*tsf um a. C..r SI J01W1 $ MIMWIWy Idiot C!,rffi. 1% Cp'eeo $1 Tert'4 5a01ls1 Palm $p'is sa. AttamOni. 1prina W-twio- Cho" mi""wr owr-; Lr-,r(j-., AZZa & w5nafn St. . . ~ A 'l A Whitt flow..4micksmaiwid the IT" bepu U)eIr meet- - TRANSMISSION l' I A ?ri C'v;-i .'.r FtT LErw A i Stevens WINN DIX I E STOR ES and Emptoy MBTHOOtST ChW0V(chNrt%tAWP&IMsf;JVS0r Allomonfisr-, P~nf 040M 0-oth. Ill W A?,porf B,yd with Vice Presldcnt Spiro T. Ag" to diwnw the federal probe of allegaUorm ftt A~pew received Ideltbacks from iei - GIRL DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION . Car was airborne as it struck van . learning about the birds and the b : THE LAKE MARY UNITED (Piurchichool Morning Worship You th Group Wednesday Chair Practice . ' A - . zoverrtment contractors ________ ' - a~m~- -M ~_ WASIUNG'rONOAP -AfterslatenI.ghtflill.htbadc from an abbreviated California visit, PresidentNixon met today ,' and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. a n(I ,~ r I-, p 1 ~, " '. I.______ __ . --- - - Chares have not been filed. '-'"s On Saturday morning a Highway Patrol trooper and Sanford -.- ______- - Police Department off icer were injured when their cruiser was s truck b a truck SR 46 L.~. . T-- _________ __ - 14ay's toW 4-H membership in ugiit they spent their & PAINT CO. INC . . . L a ' \,,, ____ ~41~~_ .-___ 'Men tlitn .f 4 1T rtub" flee In adyara,'t,uf the Wiite Huseseu1on,sitenua1atde* pobab1y brings to mind rural SAid Mzon had not and would not ask for the vice president's ig - quiet (arms, animal rcsignatltn husbandry, and country fairs Deputy Press Secr$ary Gaid 1. Wrren sild Agnew reAll that Es true of a major quested the menting Warren gave no specific reason, but segment of the rnoement, but 300 in SENKARII< GLASS S'. ENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrorn and Staff ii - - c -;M Im- she was speeding. The driver of the van. John Ambrose Moon: of Deerfield Beah was injured. His van suffered minor damage in the ' - - t- - . of stock raising" Mana ementand Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY civic La.c*u. eJ tn A . Spoiski - * clivisk"Is V#At saw.&I 6 009 in 1130p rn A & P WEO me L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida ' C - Yoi,lh Fillowihip Choir - TudiSday v vice U SANFORDATL ANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ho.'iard H. Hodge antS Staff - PUE3LIX MARK ETS and Employes CEL E RY CITY PRINTING CO , INC - I cc'cern to t.rbnn young pp :'' HARRELL& BEVERLY - F'flS Aa.t.mb$ Ii PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - - in -M I )O P -7) WI L SON. E IC H EL BE R GE R MORTUARY Es, fl i C tt I. Wilson and S tiu FLORIDA LIVIG NURSING CENTER A Sk I Iled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh- day Adventist Church GULF SERVICE - -, P ossi ble GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ______ - -,qp ___ ''" 11 , THE LAKE AAONROE CHAPEL UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Orange Blvd. LakiMin,., CHURCH ?L.1t3.vme,$1.4)6) Willard E ldridge Corner Country ClWb& Sunday ithoo . 1 psala loads con., a fliflQ Worship I OOa in cv REV Pastor 'I'm(My So I'.-I 9 4S.4 m Prityrr P.Acirt.no % (0rI1rV.J ,&( ,(%h.p 10 %O a M N ursif y L K indergal ton - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC and Employes I ~ 7 )60 ill . - John Y. Mcrt'r and Staff . . ?:)Op-rn. SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH P110111 034- 2561 LJrninH. I'lrkwod ....... Pa$ttr . 11MINIIII For Susisday Services at The Stsionth-doy Adventist ChVrCft 111or" 4vifent, 4agpentif PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Science HietiwayICW.it FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST . Evangelist . SCIENTIST Rose Class . ID 00.- in .00 Eat? Second Slr.sP Mornngworship II OOa in-undav J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff DEKIES' Millar. Pastor Evening Worship Follow ing JIM L.'.SH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff -z ~ a rn 11 MA in Morning i Worship a Sislar " Mn'altr Ralph B.,)It School I W*Ith Agnew I note from ltv.. Thethford of Sanford. who ;Je.nned a tho'.ht 'pr!lSpS you could uft tkw- following as a *tk* for Wilbur Ave, Lake Mary - : FROM Till!, MAILBAG; A ,sery Worship P Philipplons 4s10-20 5:14-20 2:14-16 l e, _' 1 30p m COVENANT PRIESSYTERIAN 11 YS South Orla"o orrve Wed. CHURCH OF CHRIST Genera . -t than questions about mettiods Rev William E Matthew 6:25-34 "1° Rev William C . liSa 11-Oo in ii 30e m KFNTIJCKf FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employes " Pastor OOa in PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH - --- D,i.9.ronomy 112-18 - The Y.flg 4 ''- *IOOam I )Op in FIR ST CHURCH Sanford CII. Oak Ave a Jid 5? Re' jerg,s. 5vyai 7:30pm Fellow C 30p m rh.c?. School CHURCH OF CHRIST 1311 Path Avenve ~ .~., ~1 - in mt~. z ~ - -Morning Worship ....... VO:00 0. M. U,*AYF. ..... .. ... ... 6: 00 p. m. , m ø Presbyteri(in PRESBYTERIAN Sunday S;hW .... _ 9:00. M. S Pt.r PatIo. 11 COa i - - '-i-- . .,,r Over 10.00A m - . Christ CHURCH OF CHRIS' 6O$ Palm Springs Dr. AHam.nt,SprUtgs Eyncj,rlst ulrylf-ii p NrcdPIhm 10 004 in tible' 5tuj It OOe in Atse,nDIyWrthp 6 00 in Evening v. VIOP in. wci Elv ening 1 WII Mortoing Wcrship . . , '' r ff.3D .-- I- __ - -Ir - - - . kv Krnr*th W Mulint Mntttert 730p ,v, w&r.gc4.St'c se rvices 7 nit p Wednesday (F list thipSupoec : t~ ___ -- - - - -~Z: . - S~iinday ~ _-,t-1' Patio.' WTRRBratj,tt bible Slucly 11 000 M , p in MornsnuWoqchp - Pastor '_' - __- ~Iw. - 1636 Palm#"* AwePee G E Moog" - - .z - -- i ; JO p ITI WOO B-bl# Study morning Worship - - - - I A IV e/ 100 il SonOAlf School Cli W C ISa m Morn req worshi p SUfl0ayvm•g ~= - '' M-M -f~ t I ko"~ 1• .p ___ Rev Kenneth Miller. Aitl$t Pastor ' 1111 A ov. William Pick rift .pnsnq Worth p Sudv ice PALPAET TO AVENUE 7 3Op m , I I tj at Piney Riot* Zd i- I ....._Ti ..- j':t-4 -- I 6:& ' - FIRST PQNTECOSTAt.. Wed flebte /~ .. • I C HURCH OF LOPItaW000 sat Oren"1111:0sit COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy "1 , . ., SAHFCRO CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 AIrport Blvd. P)ea 122.9363 Jan'.0 Vfttrfl 9 1.5 .1 in SneMySthoot , t.V4fa It Co o m in Evening Sec w Prayer Mi"iinQ WLIJ . lOop in 1.- Wed Praver & . " . 1. . . I , -- 0'_~_. RES Eve Wfh.pI&1ui. Bible St ady W ed -'.. ' V--- - - - 011 9 ,14n-c,Meeting A. tralielled eastward ahm# SR 436, according to Highwav 'alto! troopers Witnesses mid ____________ I _____ %56?...t urant . I s I - k.. .... ) Ti tC1 Wr eLre. I . ____ . II, erw irs Sunday School A IV 0 Ir '2 ~~ . , ' 5 Lake Mary Fla Rv PJ . Svnd4ly SNxl . ') _ X A P let. f) - Sun&ty. Sopkirnber 2, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No fli Price Cents ;i;_; ..... F' P COp in Praise i1i - ), OF TrIE NAZARENE . -_, - .. " em i .n. o S rra LAKE MARY CHURCII METHODIST CHURCH __&~--A - * Chri tian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRI ST U? . t. br.Harotd1,4riis . .. - Minister Sunday School C 45a in -. Morning Worship It00a in Wed- Seric. 730p.m. Myr ~ :_-f . The churches with their tremendous re- ew Nt rn, Pr - . Evan,stC.r , cc M.d W#k ,,, GA METHODIST CHURCH Onara Rd t Woodljw Awe Re v 061 Den.Ln,. Pis'y r hiIIOI School C 151 in if. - £ OOp / N . . n I 0 By JEAN PATI'ESON nation's highways in the first 24 2:07 am. &tturay, after being Williams' car, was admitted to sciherry was killed lnstrt1 iliti of IL I .ib j It 1k r 1111 Stiff %: 1k r flung from kt Ldr i tt at Ld th hoLII suffering (ruin stn her compact car cull Two Seminole County end. out of control into a tree in front minor lacera tions. His con- head'on with a cargo van on Sit residents are among 16 persons James A nd y Williams, 18, of of the old take Monr Motel on dillon this morning was 436 near the intersection of reported killed in auto traffic 612 Melionv tile Ave., Sanford, U.S 17-92 Friday night. Lake Brantley Road in Forest described as "fairly good." accidents nationwide as died from multiple Injuries in Clyde PaInt' of 813 Valencia in the second accident, Mary City at 6:50 th1 morning. millions of motorists hit the SdnIinIk' Me;1lrl;II Hospital at Court, Sanford, a sscnger in Catherine Oldham, 19, of C.as. Her car struck an incline in .. th e road and flew out of control ..-. 44 - I 'IfCl/U)dl%t . I - • k, W ~ W nd St at Maple AVI Douglas 0- Eitk)tI .......PatIo.' ISa in Sunday sool,, IP -. ., "O*t;, ~--I 4 1 4 tb % :: lOOp m Sun Eve Worth'P ' /' ...-_. I . .; Church School 5P?thtp ... . do a great deal more for human character than memories, no matter how fond the 4 Of .- h' zfff' 'e - The only year we can do anything about is CONGREOATIOP4AL CHR(STIAN CHURCH 3401 S. Park Avenue Rev Fredt. Neal Pastor turtftySCP'ooO C 'Sam 11 ciJa m 111Irins Youth Fellowship .. Srgsperat i, 1. 30p m I 1) ' :Y5 L OF T4 NAZARENE Temporary '.nirr community c Rev. A. E.Greer% ......Pastor 5mday SchOOl .......... 10 :00 6-M. SkSiW(l%IP ............ 0 30.1 lit 0000 SHaPERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 00 Orlando Ave 117 93) (LutheranchurthlnAm.rtca) 4 _____ -____ .. FIRST C14URCH J ' '- Worship Service 1 _______V . Of course, we are not seriously advocating th tcverybodyuddonetohlsnectbir thday. That would be too conftislng for certa1nfrLerldaofourshulste39uP1dht'ldtnq' But you will aree won't 'iou you. that on birthdays we ought to be looking ahead? Cougrga:iontil - •..; ...: _ Fr. James Martinez ...... Pastoi Fr. M.rtlnkilleq ..... Au?. Patoi Sat Mats S 00 ry Sun Man 1.P)0&IIa.m 12.20p in Dallymaifs S 30 a in (.1 rectory. 1021 Crystal Bowl Cr I ~, 11 - ~ - _~'__ _________ undoubtedly your first birthday. And when you are a year old you should celebrate your eec'md birthday, and begin your seind 3' AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH S,,ni.t Or sear Button Rd. Church PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Asrpsrl Blvd .- ,r,. Pastor 'i H)11 9 4 S.'I fi :i.vl r . ___ - looking backwa.-67 By-product of some shoddy mnthematies, no doubL If the day you are born is your birthday-th en its 'j(lfl'flC lifeline. 0 V#n A10 1, Church Sthoo................a. m -'- / ______ Morlill.vWGIS1410 ....... 11,111,114M. 7 )OR in degree angle of the crippled sub hampered efforts to secure a %so d I f) n e 1:' . , "IV . KollhHUIChefliOn .......... minister pier Pfol~ Communion Itflit serv ice ati, Chrh 5c,if _____ - ., - A frantic search followed, with other minisubs brought in Twn P^firnmgmn In; a V '111110 9 *MF %0%0018#%NOIB #11111 11 lilt - face. Stormyseas poor visibility on the ocean is floor, and the 70 from England and from Vancouver. Canada. A U .S. Navy ween life and death. I - and pinpoint their location. 7ben it took rescue ships more than a day to attach Lift cables and hau the sub to the aur- bed, and the shlpowners, VlckersOreanic, announced only 72 ho urs of air remained, oxygen supplies from face masks made the differe.nee bet- . it ar . How did ss.e ever et Into the habit I ..... .... L fliv,dJ.PCh . Vickers spokesman said both men climbed out of the t' P the bottom. The vessel stuck In the sllme of the ocean sea . minisub under their own power. He said they would go by MORAVANCHURCH Sanlando Sprin5k Drive Longwood, Fla, just Ea It of interstate compartnt. Thy ho*r broke at 17ü feet and she sank to mlnutesbeforethetwowereliftedtotheaurface. Emergency n - ri,i OF GOD CHURCH C. )lthand Elm PastOr Rev P4e"ryA Tno,as 930a m S'..ndafSchoot IO:30a.m ?rn.nWcrjPnp 7 - OQp m. Even fog Wo'p Family Night JyVedl 7 JOp m ! I 'k Assembly (.f God • 0 '1 , Family Night Service n t1.e a f, ( n ' . 6 ISp Ep*ortnL::gu .,.. unmanned underwater rescue capsule, operated by cables from the surface, also helped. At one point, Mallinson and Chapman used crucial air sing. optimism in a race against th e clock to save the inet Roger "Both men look as If they are fit enough to play footballMallin3on, wtk, oba-mved his 35th birthday In the sub Friday, and Rogcr Chapman, and they send their love to their wives," the mother Air supplies in the submarine were due to run out 90 Vickers Voyager radioed. _. FIRST sOUTHERN METHOI)IST CHURCH 3460 Sanford Ave. - Ptor w. w 6ntiCtt . 9 Sunday Sit hoof CHURCH OF GOD 103W 2)nd Street Pastor ) I Pi tt s C M u r C h Of GOO H iw r " The sub Sank during the laying of a transaUantic cable She had been hauled to the surface Wednesday after nine hours I no message capped uree days of alternating despair and tacit today and transferred safely to their mother ship. S ii 'rn !etlintijist .. Baptist helicopter to Cork and then fly to Barrow, England for a reunion with their families, .... .' •a It " b firemen on Ladders In our IIIght clotht3. My husband bor r,-iwn.rl t,.',.,., kind Dane and as you see I'm federal announcement. said Carlucci. ' eft ,colockUntal. �2A-The Sanf ord Herald ~ Sunday, Sept. 2 .~ 7 i Twentieth Century Women I W4 "I I The Sanford Herald A, A Ul ov VVUI III !UIIJ IVIUr' tel l 4 C I.JIU1 I Sunday, Sept. 2,1973-3A IL. UUI fI DUUI . until 51 pci cent of the property owners on the street ask for the improvement. He said he will not vote to authorize engineering for it procL unulne nas received asswances the property owners want it - vtrvr flAV''P . ..WinterSprings 9 Plans Useless? _____ - " _:~_ I - 14 , -, - 1~. k - - O"1E - lii Monday J ______ 'I-.' -.? __ ht And most likely to be hit hard is the fire departmer kn9ft eqUiPmeilt list. 7be firmen asked for $56,053 in . $1L000. With fire department officiaLs' aid striking noneUais, the council Ien tatovely approved $3,864 m ovfl fire department request was I1M,1U9. ." - - : ~- T - - '- P~_ - . - I_1 - I ' HELEN KEYSER Altamorite Bagman rMartmended $97,M am the mndi tentatively approved $104,574, #- ~- - - a' -- - ~ =--. ~_ __ , -* - - -. -•. n. 1. ;I ___ Y;- 441 ., SEN.LORI WILSON . •. Inde A A pende nt jJ 'tç.'X7'. 4; L. J j k People I r • ;. . .•• AMMp BRUCE ~.. f!!3,l!. $21,462 ru4 I Xarther's requesm 10 his re 5Zfldafl of 1354,875. Tentatively LoOgwc)(, --:)d by L Rev-te -ws -- ' _____ - • - '4, '- ___________ ,J-'- tax to brir' 'n $136,543 and pointed out by levying th e tax the cit.' wou1 receive a bonus from the state in ciarettc tas reven ues f $47.0(L i _i ,,,, peoved ____mge, Bergman said the aimss quoted are "based con _ i MKW yar (Odobgr). Pralon&4 toth an action unto latw m onths will proportionately reduce this inci*ne figure," Bmvirian stressed. This brings to mind the interesting question of whethe the council can wait until after the December elections are past andthenleyanadvsloreml.azinmid.,ear,, The county sUOMeY is irtsent)y researchit M this quest.lon concerning another Smaincile city - presunubly Lake Mary. Wack Concerned ts ________ $49r000 F re Pact • i agreement on the wording of one R*cifle mutual aid contract while the tire departments have been pro vidlsg mutual aststance to one another on an Informal ba.. - iZ Z I'm sure there would have been after Wick g hold Of it." Pratt answei ed. thus - neiInt1n to the I 'rtnv,t Roiling Hills Civic Aniociation numtx playedinttut-u-t. that erupted early in the week ' - Pratt said he reccannumded We distlict tax levy be rAiJed &OtT1 70 to 90 and a contrart for fire protection s'warded to CIt) after he was unable to get dlsttjct "anmumaw to a meeI.ng tofrzmafty ask tim. unty Ia' a new App roved 4 ~_, ~. r- - - Leeward Islands. ~ - M MAYOR JAQIJES . Pay boosted ov,-r the holiday weekend 29 times In the past 30 years. __ . - '- .... ____-•_--1 - -__ ----...... .JI_- ____-L_ - - -- . £' - - 1182m - V ' UsE -4r - - - - No of th~ entire area for ab,Mg 149,000, k s'1d all tlw rP-"r 4 : cJ that d assea;edvaIuNuon District Chairman Tom Pratt wttHi t'i fire ithui qasioo 51r contri ''J'-. d,-''i .:.1 ,.it. 1.:. RM - -.--_-- -_ .Lt$-_ -tF-_ - -- - - - - Area - ,& 7 Z: to :; The con'ract was awarded to AItamnnte Springs with Fire Qilef Boy L.re'J ftwben wanted to ctntwact with eM ,_,., 1'.",_ . c tra't went to Alt*inonle, LGnmOOd Would submit no was that I -1 , raked t -jj ____ - i ± I 4 - - -'-s tnL4ted t'e read aiot.d hi.s letter - of - find a copy. Week saved the day by offering Prett olme of MS tra avic ocgnntza best fire - aria is iat ,ulii", PATROL CAR DAMAGED IN WRECK 'tROOPER PiJL DIXON and Sanford said he was westbound on First Street enroute Patrolman Ray Bennett, riding in patrol to a wreck in Forest City when the accident crw e - were injured ¼i'tird morning colIu ' . in wi th et pickup truck at the lfltUhCCtiofl Mrnon Avenue and W. First St,-eet in bwifoi'd The driver of the trtK, Robert 1. otuurrd loth offic.r' trt treilted and rPICabeCI from Seminole Hospital Chtirges have - been filed against AM -=It for failing to yield right of way, said Trooper E Jacobs - - - JHe1eT.T - 300 Cl VILLIR I .1r,r_ ~ ___ ____ ____ r, . -- ~=_ ~___ -~,__~__ -_~~~~~7 ~ -1 -. __ - ' r' -__- ---..-- -- _T_ ~_ N. ~_ 177 -s--t_ I -- - ~,~_ - ~, - - - -; ~ ..- -i__ laffmijili ~~Iii&~~ "4"ia~ W". , -1 - -_ . LEAfl im - -- L . __ ~~ HIBACHI GRiLL tirlilut CAST IRON WITH WOOD parL064 299 k ~,- 64C lO. BAG REG. 79c E =Mrl =.I ~ -7 ~~ ~~_ CHARCOAL LIGHTER :-j 49 '" a CHARCOAL BRIQUETS , H4 W_ ; REG. CA 9 SASi £ HANOIAS 33 ~" fr.. ~! !:y I—. - / VO-5 BEG. 99c AVIN6S k NV%!rm ' __________________________ -S ØthICDI( 1itM' -r SAIL . . STARTS IRIS MITt GUART ... REG. 39c C 29 --; ~_ ICE CHEST I . RIGHT __ - 'i • dj ' 51USD" FOAM WITH C PLASTIC COV**ED WISI ' • HANCLI-PED. 5115 99 - .. ..-i'... ,-. . ~~. _; . .M~ ~=._. ---------------------uooII. ~ soll/rite CASSETTE LLOYD'S GUARD IflQ • DEODORANT REG. 7,c r." 'm C - 49 AGM . I SMOLE NoT.ARV CONTROL FOR BEG. 24.95 21 99 .- I (f trrInht lOt Funeral Notice I TAMPONS ~ I -. 'f - OtF a. ON au" It Cft4QP I - 711 _____ --- ., -\ - :'. ' - - - - - - - - - LAGI UUCTIOPS OF - lUAU. PIANO TOOt.$ TOOL SALE Adjustabliputsating j-. - fl( wat.r jet cleans tooth . Modal No. 6270 REG. 19.99 I ROLAIDS iJ.tIflI -- U - REG. 99-C 79 - ___ A KOOUA3OR ANTACID POCKET CAMERA - i MASSAGER C - 11_~y -_ -_____'- _ 99 4 1 , L__ ' 99C ( vigorous massage, When and MUG ASSORTMENT , C Y OUR CPIOICI 0? A1$O?ITIO$TVLIS a. a - a - - RtQ. 0, 10 PRICS It 4 INSTEAD OF DIAPERS .in ORS O IA $ N EWBORN - itto , ' 1 1 24 's TODDLER l. c 44 on - ETAGERE - ROOM T1 30'S It - 'i c 91.29 - - - - ________ -- ------- ~nffl 89' MAOICUBES"°. -- ELECTRIC rua. inn RIO 146 SYLVAN IA FLASHCUBES WALNUT FINISH DAYTIME ! need itmost - BALSAM REQ. 3688 whirs you CARYLRICHARDS CONDITIONER ~ -_ -1-;t,i to "--________ - (LIMIT I) '_ NOW REQ. $599 - Daily a nd Published Sunday, escepl Saturday mu C.øpl.Ie 99M. Fsstism, th. PIoac fvp I. 1I)0 S.ts.4) Svt1w .4 Ihctrk fys. Rig. *4tP CHIC HIAVY-DUTY OVERNITE c:r"' - - - - - - pro. OR SPEARMINT • at Sanford FIol'lda - -. ORAL WATER JET - FOR ccnd CI.ss Postage Pfd r' .- ..'.. Millemn-A 191 French ,Ave.. 5v'tord. ____ - . NORTHERN . and one comparative youth _____ . - RIc*PTION OF 50TH AMePU •5J43 ' I I - -- ihziirmnen who gem rail) reflect • lu ) t rnIng fur eommm tidtshlli .and unity in the party. They In. • DUAl. ItAZIS FOR NIALIIT1C 2995 ~Vd ills Mao long has maintained that chaos, truce. rebellion and confusion, Mao, chairman of the part) 's Politburo, has estab- I i -_ . l iwi 12 CI. REG. 3/49c Oer the years, the contrary tides on the nationalist qu"tion spilt the Chinese party Two men in particular, President 1i lAu Shao-chi and Defense Min. LsterUnIao d.aredtobuck the Maoist tide Liu was disgraced, rind tin died in a plane CraSh after trying a coup d'etat. Ceis Ji)'.k (J"Vfl% t'flIciat. QDurIIIfl:Ly,.gr,,,,. _____ TAMPAX T cal situation as thl.. country's N C C,remkow Funeral Home WILLIAMS, JAMES ANDY Ad;Wlllrnt, MII0fI. yule Ave- , $I'n#OVd who dlsd - Avl h' As! cP'tiDn I ,.- l'-. fire protection ''i n.ifl C MR&AL MW OX SUMN i cm ,isw i.ams - - - VL4-1 POF I • _______________ r- Ti - 0 Sanford most 0(his life. lie had attended Seminole High School --i -- IJU W55 employed by Adams lu&alcr anu Storage Corr, all of Sanford (irandmothcr, -\ --__-_ - - J*fipflJpO5l3 in Florida, ODDAV RE G . 1934 ClIP and the subsequent strugg from the caves Vunan. ik leaders also seem to agree with Man's aIl.important conviction that the Chinese Conimunt revolution, though keyed to international Comnrnu- It 4 Hams, Mrs Fth'r Strickland, '-r A Smith Seminole. so the e Pra tIld HAIR tional in cha racter. ' - - es, is decidedly Mr. and Mrs. Andy William, S , sisters and brothers Mrs Teresa Sander's, Mrs Karen GrIJh, Miss Pe Wil. 19' -E----_ - _ :. frl WONDERFUL le Williams- Miss -Michelle Wil. _ 7 -_ - - L 21° discuss the type of service "ori - ' JUST -J ---_ ~_~ __ --___:.. 'r~..t - _ _ _ _ _ --_-_-I1 ____._..__-_-_____, 1#~ .~ ~ ~_~~. Ill& tp `__=~ In 11_~ OULAR 30 UT. Slany of the top party leaders, as Listed this week at the 10th Party Congress in Peking, are old comrades of Mao. Their friendship dates from two epic periods tlon, the March IL" 1 SUfltlYOr$iflcludehlsparents, Wack said he contacted Forest city.Hear Lake whloch woulil Kovide fire protection for ovtr $ffi3OW annually as wa as 1A _111.-wood which Would cover the northern half for $000 - I - --- - . - Ima - than anyone ease - I _ ANALYSIS and James Andy Williams 18 of .. I Saturday morning at Seminole e I Hospital. Born !n -- _____ - - .- , TOKYO (AP) new line of succession Laid down by the Chinese Conununist fl tJMTI ,P tIIY fL , - . ': In Seminole Numismatic Society, 8 p.m., Food Fair shoppinj center, Park and th, Sanfo. Everyone welcome. Di-. ftober Simpson of the centsr said, "It is our tradi tional La bor y storm. SImpson said Atlantic name storms have been spawned _ - --- This allows us to sell con sistently for less. Volume keeps our drugs fresher, too So bring your next prescriptions to Eckerds, a name you can trust for quality and iow, low prices We iui more nrescnotjons r - I Business and Professional Women, business dinner na. Cavalier Motor Inn OrientatIon. , - __ 1 _ ,_i:i - -r-"_ -_ -#- . Philosophy program. ( its present course the storm will approach the Leewardlsandsearly Monday, the Hurricane Center ___ __ '-- Center; sack !unch At 10 p.m. Friday Christine was centered near Latitude 13.1 north and Long;tude 0.4 west, about 673 miles " of Barbados and 1.00 miles southeast of Miami. - - -- - meeting, noon, Sanford Civic and weather forec&';tera say the storm should continue l"Jldlng until ft r"e4ies hurricane strength of 74mnp.h. - ." IIIIIQDADED U U II I t•I 2.21 ...iU .t-... '' _-_ r - Sanford Senior Citizens Club Ifighest sustained winds are reported to be 60 m.p.h. - _Ir~~_- -- - or about $49,000 The agreement is th t 69m111 - t1i- 4 camaraderie and Chinese na. San!ord lotions Club, noon - tional cofciousnesa among "OUse Of Steak. Program A" . -.0 Lionism The center reported the storm is moving westward in the Atlantic at 15 miles an hour continuing toward the to jump from ,000 in t he current year to $43,000. The new fiscal begin less than $30,0W was received Oct. 1. It has been changed to dorth the current year. Utility comply with the new state revenues are also expected "Home Rule" law. approved aftre protection contract for %e Altmonte Sprinp for .69 mill zt '.. ' - r q, '" :iV=Z_ $43,161 in t t $74,957, and state revenue sharing, $115,000. me city exp cigarete tax returns of $46,000 even though L4DNGWOOD - Suburban Fire Control District carnmis. sloners 71, will be leovied on digtrict prowties and paid to Altamonte Springs The exact amount will be dctennused when fees which must rmid for aesstng MIAMI (A?) - Tropical storiri Christine Ia continuing to strengthen and msy reach hurricane strength by noon toda y, InC niuu, ii.i nuruwuC tie UYI. j • _. Songwriters Guild, monthly ') meeting at 7:30 p.m., First Federal Savings and F.dgcater Drive, College Park. I'rz)Iessienal and flOnprofessional songwriters hvi ted.Bingsongs zor jng and quartcr' vn1 COOtCbt. Hurricane ' now I e .aien or' Calendar • V _ ~ _i " - I QUALITY NO. 2 --- . ding between McLaughlin, 6!, __ and Sari Gombos, , too place in June. "1 have known Sari for a long time," McLaughlin said, ading that the union was not a - Sept. 3 - co "Would a ynoilille hearing have been beld before a contract was awarded on fire protection for thr Suburban districk.?" one p7operty owner in the 160 plus audience At Tbm-sclosy night's bearing at Lym= H*h. Bu (_ ;jo - to ig, has married a freelance writer half his age, the New York Daily News says. .- -- School board - LONGWOOI) The city line system. The federa! cow&cil Friday afternoon gave go 'Ufl( nt has already apreview to Its proposed proved a $c 000 grant for record ,l tor line to connect Lobgw d , t0 , Altdm1te yeer in preparation icr mn PUblIchearin"ncxtSirmntisicwmasewerpit. Friday. Other than the utility system M&YOr Eziew Jaques sold a spending thle larged I in the budget is salarim at $377,11%. new irnCl5IrPO1i31btht1e3 state The budget also gives Ja q ues butrin a TU,i ll be the first $1,900 annual expenses, to citys h.stor) a public hearing with A4W experts". The cityto council a week 11w budget, prepared with decided reduce the ad az&tance from fiscal agents valorPm tax ..o.t... from 3.97 Logan Browning and auditor mills to 3.68 mills for an annual Harold Hartseck, shows that revenue of $83,900. the city anticipa tes floating a $2735,000 bond Issue In reea is exptcted are YeaTfOrconStruCtIono(aaewer mun1cIpa1courtfIs upfrorn Bill Wack who nosed Into the SuburL.in Fire Control District prob.'tins dwing the past uple weeks, is now ,'ica'r'd a;ut the iac of TitterI mutual aid agreern among the South Seminole [nunicipalities. The cities have been trying for many months to come o! ,,s - - r __ - = f -- %_V -- NEW YORK (AP) - Leo 1cLaughlln, who was Je'i.1' president of Fordham from 1965 , • --- I -- . I' _____ IYIN,jIALKUR - __. __ _~~;= _Z~;_ I _.____~ - __ ___ -__ ~___~__--________ -----------__ --.-- - As 11W, ~, _ . 9 - f F_c. __ FW - .•,' ___ _______ It- __ ' (acelbe L!-t&, cr---*_ - Rogers spent a lengthy lunch wi th his coworkers Friday after arriving late for work He and his wife later gree ted depart ment workers for two hours in ' his office. Rogers ends his tenure Manda as the natioi's th secr tary of state. 'V President Nixon has Ilaifled Hnr) A Kissinger to rLpiare Rogers Kissinger's nomination will undergo Senate con1mrn itlen protedurts starting 7 tla. interun, lkputy eetary of State k&'iineth Rush will be in charge Rogers became secretary when Nixon was inaugurated in 1969 I EDJTH DUERR , than Iarcher. -ia-. And the city council's refusal to levy a three mill ad valorem tax is given th e blame for the cIUfIc'jlt task of balancing the budget. , -. I YOUR CHOICE practice - - ,,,,,~.. " '' I. - ______ I by the city council was $340,757 some $7,344 more .. I ., Out. i'nfni ecretarv of State Witham P Rogers has said his 'OO(lb% tO old friends and ass li~.re and 111 .!iii1 LO York to return to law WASHINGTON (AL') _____ . -_____ ., ______ 1 '1 -. r, -- .. -. . I sam'. L.r sudden thing." r#.S .__.._._,. ;It '. I -- - . U .- th -Ill ._21:_....--!,1f-. a._., . , -1 .1 __ 0 -.*-, . t - ....... ,~,~*;~., _IPP-11--_. All ";I _______ 1 t IJ1UIL It'..: 6 & News ________________________________ 0 A In The I chief which the depwirnent did not recomd and the can rich ~~ .4, M I~ _.%"_1RXZ--_Z 7_ r __ _aft-fM5 i_ z~?~ -~~7__~~_32_=~_ I " I of FW_ JEAN BRYANT ___ ~I ~ ~=~ip 'law ., 1 W~ '. 1wood Ii 1z seen wonium sermg on city council, duing U of Thompson ar ies ici Md Mona Grwitead oncewonace on the Winter Springs council, after accepting a bet she couldn't beats man Longwood's Mrs mpson, then a young woman in her 2O'a,wthtwoamaUchjIdren,djdfloj run forlechOn,r lea ding a successful on e-year fight fm a tough subdivision nance. But the oIiUca1 Itch returned last Yetr, as she opposed Lune J'icques for artht}, cnl, to fal, 15 votes short ep.esen .cum Longwood also has an elected city Clerk, OnnieShomate. Last. but by no means least, although net a Semirloje County resident, 13 State Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt an on represent.s ihe county after her I'miracle" victtwv last fall over the established Rep PUu blican and Democratic I party hopefuls. ___ v~ d - ____ W Fye daead&. - - Special Meeting The council, after c=11-d ,rentacctZ,e can ______ - - .. ma)or, police thief, and garbage pickup - when her eagues resigned aftex rA fight in the early 1950's. ' Mrs Falhaber not oft) kept things going, hut personally - - p-' . one woman member, Dolores Pe rhaps the most impressive performance, in office caine form Altamonte Springs city council mnibcr Sally alhaber, who served as .he entire city government . -'-: - - aektted by the South Seminole Rank to had negotiations for land the bank wan ted, but feared to buy In its own name And drive up the price Winter Springs, then North Orlando, had a wyman mayor elected outr ight in th e 1960's, when Irene Van Eepoel iId office. Freshman Vicki Baker now sits on Winter Sçz-Ing's council, and the newly Incorporated Lake Mary council has -" ' pr I •!' __ Rated a master po li tician, Mi'. Duerr always wins at least half he total vote cast, even though she runs against rd e f Mrs Duerr Mns several women who have Lerbed as Z rn or O their I actn 1 tvrg Al tamontr IIr!ni,' I --. R One bright spot In the traditional picture Is the recent promotion of the county's long-time chief secretary, Betty Stmcoe, to the post of administrative ass1,thnt. The story at the city level is more heartening, with several acting mayors, many former council women, and uw LiurelR council persons fouling office. The dean of city.level women politicians is Casselberry council member Edith Duerr, now completing her fourth ' - - little recognition. e, - Councilman Tom planned salary increase - from $115 to $200 monthly - a total of $5,100 annually be stricken from the budget went over like a lead ball oon The board member 1iisted it is a privil ege to serve In nfr,ce fljf rcc "t L u'J r '1Ls well rs:d 'oJn1lrntizi Edith Dur s ire Councilman John Zaco supported Enbree's proposal anti discuzszon f the subject ended there I -_ -- - Thc bill krr thousands of dallas-a for the engineering for the three streets must now come from city co ffers since the paving w ill no t take place and th e sums th us cannot be collected m the erty owners CIty sulUng engineer, B. C. Con klin, estimated the engineering cossasof one mon th ago were $,000to$5Q,X) The total btJi Is expected to be somewhat higher. With th e -1 turned down, the plans which the city own are useless. That is we the projects are resurrected. I The other woman who achieved county-level prominence, Mary Earle Walker, now lives in Oviedo after retiring from th e tax assessorship. Mrs. Walker was never defeated by the voters, but ran afoul of Goy. Leroy Collins In the 1950's and was removed from office. e was returned In the next election. But or most women In county politics, their roles are limited to "women's seats," such as State Democratic committeewoman Mrs Lawrence Swofford, and State RpuhlfrRn v'mmltteewemsn Ann PL'rncek, or to the drudgery "go4er" roles which perform all th e hard work for Well, Grannie passed on some time ago, and, as the Uthe goes, times change. Not many women today feel the %4 ay she did indeed not too many felt that way even then. Nct vn In ith Cty. The success of women politicians In the county can be bxaked at two ways - there are either more of them than you at first thought, or there aren't enough, especially at the county level. This past week marking the umptyumpth anniversary of women's sufferage, not to mention the 10h anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's March on Washington, It seems a good time to survey Seminole and take note of some of our laiv nofltirian* First, it must be noted that there are no lady county commissioners, "thanks" to Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. Vthkn ,Ilrst appointed to the board by then-Gov. Claude s'uli, JVaL L eaaows tor me uor nomination in 1968. Sid went on to defeat Democrat John Fitzpatrick, who had ° t ln tl rnmi-rtirn There are onlj tw count) 4 el omcn politicians now In office -elections su ,. m4iuID a Democr Bruc at , 'I !Zrant aRephi n tlrut, kio iLls bud i:iu ll, rarely campaigns, since her busiest time unfortunately coincides with an electk'n year, but it doesn't seem to hurt Mrs Bryant, on the other hand, campaigned after years of understudy work, ittendmg every board meeting and leamlng a lot about the school em. &ie was overwhe lm ingly reelected In 1970 over a Democrat wh& defeated Jac,de Caolo e 's"!! - and Roosevelt." Still stinging from the massive rebuke from Lake Ellen Circle, Plumos.a Drive and Lake Griffin Circle property owners on the proposed paving of their streets, Councilman U years never voted In her life. "Women have no place in politics," she would tell me, hen I was 7and she 77, before launching forth on "that man Major cuts were made In the capital improvements budget while salary Increases gained easy approval. Out went the proposed street paving east of Winter Park Drive. s aclool. My grandmother ran her own buslncss for 20 Budget woes hit Caaclberry city councilmen this week as they pared away at dimes en d dollars for supplies while addiflg thousands elsewhere. Some *43,000 mtut yet be cut to achieve a balanced i,u*vi - iiw new year. Ruhard WI'! Mrs. Bryant does not shrink from a good fight, can• paigning the unpopular, and rejected, notion of year-round lleralJ Stall Writer By DONNA IT fleraki Miff Writer ion's four auto producers went expected to let the auto price they said they would have to Ford's profits for the first half to Washington this past week to Increases go through. ask for more later to pay for of 1973 were up 32 per cent from . By CURLS NELSON Deliberations NEW YORK (AP) -'17he na. cut or delay the hikes, but it's quired by the g,,verntnent. And were needed even though talks with the United Auto "worse than we got in 2ie very cuntracts and riggirig bicis in and buildings. c Workers. And whil#, the auto bad recession year of 1958." the Texas reinforcing steel bar marked the first antitrust companies defended their case UAW contracts at Chrysler, market. charg"s against major producjustify their requests for price Ford Motor Co. plans hikes labor agreements still being a year before. He said foreign in Washington, the union Ford and General turned Motors exThe indictments named era since a case in the mid-1960s hikes of up to $106 a car, averaging $106 a car. General negotiated, higher costs for ma- sales accounted for 70 per cent down Chrysler's first offer. pire Sept. 18 and the Chrysler United States Steel, Bethlehem Involving carbon steel. And as expected, they said Mo to rs wants an Increase of terials and an anticipated drop of that gain. Profits from That proposal called for 3 per offer was the earliest ever Steel and Armco Steel, 14 .' they would soon be asking for $102; Ctwysler $70, and Amen- in 1974 sales. domestic operations were up 12 cent pay raises ir each of the made In such negotiations, S smaller firms and 16 steel cornmore. can Motors $11. BALES "We will be back to apply for per cent, but Ford's profit n.xt three years, cost-of-li ving pany officials. The three bg Under Phase 4 rules, large The companies argued be fore ecor.ornic relief," said Kenneth margin on those sa me oper- prote ction and higher pension A federal grand jury In Dallas firms were acc'sed of rigging ' orporat1ons have to give the the council that the planned C. Morrell, comptroller for ations was down 9 per cent, he benefi ts. indicted' three major steel the price of the bars from midCost of Livin g Council 30 (lays' hikes were need ed largely to Ford's North American au- said. UAW President Leonard companies on antitrust 969 until late 1972. T notice before raising prices. recover expenses of &-ifety and tomotive operations. (Iwy.qler Corp. is the target Woodcock called the ofier a charges, accusing them of so Z. FRENCH AVE. The bars are used In conThe council can then prohibit, environmental featitni's reMorrell si'id higher prices automnker th tsyearincontract "mockery," describing It as fixing prices, apportioning structing hihwavs, hrid 1z 1 flIUIflIP U �4A—The 41 Sanford lerald — Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973 Delaraf ion Noi independence The Day The Bombs Stopped a %AI How Cong A If v e k -I the days ahead will reveal the full significance of the date of is, 1973, Al to the people of Indochina. It brings into effect an Only planes to hait their bombing was Issued by an American against his will and weeks Aug. act of the U.S. congress forbidding further U.S. air support for Cambodian army Phnom Penh and any other U.S. military operations in Cambodia, Laosand Vietnam, It effectively withdraws the es of the United of America from a war that g been raging for than 20 years and which, judging from the level of ighUng In Cambodia and the persistent truce violations in Vietnam, is far from being over. The ability of the Cambodian to defend Its capital is uncertain. So is the future of the government of the Lon Nol. The outlook is dim for Cambodia to avoid a tha t sppmq #n have overtaken its neighbor Laos to be neutralized if not neutralized by Communist for using Its territory to reach for the stillelusive prize of th Vietnam. the defending armed forc States more South army ailing ci fate — dominated N Sou 7bis date is fully as great a Milestone in the history of the 3truggle betw'sen freedom and canununism Ui indociuna as eb. 12, 1955, wh — a ft, first U.S Militaryath'isers were ispthd - 1 . i I .cd Lk;CjL1I(jV(_l, or May 13, 1961, when President Kennedy sent the first U.S. co:J)at troops to Vietnam. The issue that dictated those decisions rema- ns unresolved after the agony of what now referring to in the past tense as the Vietnam war. long Americans are With all the uncertainty this date brings to a Southeast Asia Stffl at war, its niche in U.S history is already dear. The orders for U.S. Other Thoughts serve the Interests of our country. Throughout his more than in Office President Nixon based his s strategic and tactical in Vietnam on the tt'rr and t WASHINGTON — Mtcflw. It would be sour rpes, o cowe. to th.qt our nthle es did not perform we ll because of the cold, the unfamiliar food or the obsession wi th security by their Soviet hosts. SW], we wonder if the Russia ns did -not sweep so many events because their own people place such !mrtance on how their athletes appear in in- ternational compthtic.n. One American said he was surprised to see that other teams ranked the World University Games an important as the Olympics. Our guess that most did not know we were Araericans sending a team of university athletes to Moscow until the news began comng In that they were having a rough time. - - *anforb lationa Briefs Presi• ground, he was so incensed ' "I leave it to your calmer that he is far more concerned political him head," Morris wrote Tunney, about their loyalty to four years "to determine whether the than he is about their policy that e ssential m es Sn g c freedom of Judgment. military decisions fatherly So outraged was one especially honest appointee that, even advice of the final sentence though he was handpicked by of the memorandum is l.ut: If Kissinger Confirmed the White House, he went to 'Brother, you may think his Democratic senator to you're being appinted to an complain he had been leaned independent agency, but don't think for a minute that on. Agencies like the Federal you're independent," t P oWer Commission, the Footnote: Robert Morris Federal Trade Commission, By trs cutv was vacationing In the and recommendauons upward gradually converting coherent In running the NSC. Which the Federal Communications .._e*x.._ .I. Clef. Wasblngtnn n,.*11 throuQh the ona'imng nas largely replaced StateIn t.ommls.cion and a n d the i n In Copley Newg Service final recommendation was resembling a sticky form we to ;each him. H. fl of directing foreign affairs, Kb. terst.ate Commerce Commis- Haldeman, through arrived at and presented to the candy that made former Un- singer his atare among moved away WASHINGTON The old jxes1dest through the secretary dersecretary of State George the least ro torney .John J. Wilson, told from mantic sounding offices making policy on e fudge facfry, more commonly of sta te. in our associate Joseph Spear ll dub the deparnent ' th e day-to-day tacti th basL of town. cal condera. caUedUeparnent of S, e It was this process of fudge factory." that the memo was "authen. But to th lions sinforanoveruj e consumer, they tic and routinely sent to cv• mean safe-cr-unsafe a ir And that mnitr I ni..i..— ery nominee at the direction I. llcymechanIcDr.}!epj,.cj. or-bad TV. higher- or-lower of the Presiden'" singe;' is th man wIl to ! The ftt 'r Iiui 100d.. Evtii though their American Bar Association, Providing, of course, that his members are presidential which was set up In 1940 to _________ nomina tion by President Nixon appointees, t hi e y a r e "promote the Rule (,( Law," e next semtary o! ate supposed to act indepen- held its 1973 conference last k. is confirmed bor the Senate. dently of the White House. month in Brazil where a miliThere could be some snags ______ Severil months ago, con- tary dictatorsh ip is the "rule d rough going there. cerned over too much of law." Sen. WlIIImn Fulbr-ight, DDrmocratIc.type thinking by Although torture now Ark., Foreign Relations corn,A4, his regulators and ad- rivals coffee as Brazil's most rnittee chairman, and some ministrators, Nixon had his famous product, the famed 'S o ther senators have adopted a then chief of staff,H . R. lawyers from throughout the Haldeman, send a private WcstrnPelsIL,phremadeno Policy of attmpUng to punish officia ls who were too closely memo to all new dppointees. mention of Brazil's official ____ ____ _________ associated with Mr. Nxon' Crornley Column repression in their formal A Vietnam policy, as Kissinger copy of the terse memo talks. They lolled on Rio de ____ __________ has reached u Attached was Janeiro beaches and imbibed was and is. LS'Jt eVe'ival confirmation is a column by pro-Nixon writer L iLs posh private clubs vir• !lay Crointey. which Halde- wally w t h tn hearing Lange laticipated. -_ man says 'he President has of the victims of offlciat tort ...14 O,. a'cve,j KAsatiigr Is -7 acid iiteLs it's important ture. th at you have a copy.' turn liii *ti :r.jJ A.s to tortu re, &miabje John The column i endorsed by Dahigren, gnizUo talents toward the the association's the Pre3idcnt says, "A secretary general, told us, 1' Olt-attempted task of reorrelativegy small group of "We have no proof of any•,:; ,, ganizing and restructing the willful men scattered in key th ing like that. ' Anyway, he entire department and Its decipositIons through the govern- added, not a SIngle member PCCS& 1 4-111 n,cnt have for a!mot four of the s'sueiatio protested he hat flar, rect3e1y that to .-.-------. y('3r actively sabotaged the th e site of the meeting. the National Seevrity COuncil programt sponsored by th eir which he has headed since Jan. President." It goes on to say Pearl Harbor Flap , Dusko th at "the President now alms Popov, a Yugosla vIn one sense It was one of his Rnat weeding out" these dissen- tish agent who pretended to mt notable and least-known tees. sere Nazi Germany in World actdevemeuts. Haldeman, still quoting the War 11, claims he personally In part admlnstrations, President's views, said Nixon Warned J. Edgar Hoover In relgn policy was all wanted the regulators and 1941 of"exactiy where, when, fuenUytnadebyaprocessof otheL appointees to read th e how and by wham (the LI. moving reportposiUonpape column "so that you will is going 10 be attacked." S.) "Suddenly I Feel Rejected!" th oroughly understand th e In the October "?rue" _____________________________________________________________________ basis for (Nixon's) concerns :mgazine, — Popov will say regardj the fleCe& of RooV,T"tu ed purple " and avoiding having his policies angrily rebuffed him and his !!sabotaged Weapons systems will rapidly grow obsoIéto as the pace byholdovenjin the warning oaPearj Harbor, of bureaucracy." breakthroughs speeds up. Five years later, writes Then, like a grammar Popov, he had a second perIn summary, there will be a great in weipons school teacher admonishing lonal argumei with Hoover I systems. But curiously enough, this intabilty very instability ma mean overall a greater international voiI!icai.military staban eraser-throwing child, overwhotoldtheAlliCSOfthC ity or balance o powcr. For with both nations Haldeman said, "u , "microdot, " a tiny piece of going allout sclent.Illcally, neither could hold a critical or commanding film which was affixed by Course, your res By Ray Cromlay ponsibility spies as a "periocr In letW lead for any significant period see that this doesn't happen to Nazi Ier WA5113GTON tNEA, but actuiuJy could be As evidence of the above reasoning, the Russians are cur Letter to Tunney Defense Secretary James B. Schieslng&s discku enlarg into long mUges. renfly ninnin their military One of the many appoinscicntillc laboratories at lull I'opov says he insisted Russian missile breakthroughs make it ear the US.-Sovit tilt and stea dil y Increasing their output. tees to get this ( The computer techarms race will he more thin ever a contest in technoj, "loyalty Hoover was trying to steal nology th ey Lack and want from the United States has held Pot aumbeji, package" was Robert Morris, credit from him an give it to them back in pushing military research as last as they've a San Francisco attorney FBI agents. This time. said It will be a duel between vltAi desired.) "'" ' "I 3222611 EON. FPENCH AVE.. 831-9993 SANFORD, FLA. 3fl71 WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Pub;ishe. WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Dinactor a Aasoch.te Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Generai Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT Managing Edhtol' WINIFRED F. GIELOw Comptroller I Expected CITCU111flon Ma6ager ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORISWILLIAMS V 'CT CHARLES HAYS tnic.ilSup. CHRIS NELSON MsaszlneEditor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room F or eman BILL VINCENT, JR,, Chief Ptwfographor RAYSTEVENS Press Rwm Fort-man SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delvtry 35c Week $7 40 Month $28.40 1 Year $14 20 6 Months fl, jj Tie i iien NO.Parl Of Any MOW W,rse it editfon of The SanVo Heratd my b rerodced w*thi vr,f 4e-, perm.i,s on at the pobhiPer of The HeraldAny - nd vidual or firm responsibie for ioch reproduction will tZ co flS'Oe. s on The Heralds coorig4l will be held Ji4ble for damage under the taw The Htrald ,s a member f the AsItj Press whi ch enV.?!ed CaCtSlvtIy f uie for reproducf4or O tl the çj rsprnqp n th's n'#.sipr Herold Area CorrC.-sponde,it 5 LonTwood Buck Cvmirnumty 131-99 322541$ Beir L*ke. Foret City LakMonro Grace5pink 3fl4611 E'ltona. DeB.aey En1erpr, - J Geneva - )vtcdo Liz 349-5205 J chuh0b Liza Baker -4S-fl07 0111"n Mrs Câft4cC Snyder 322-44 Winier pia9s Booth in 673$ 'tamonla springs £Id. NcrIs W. 'ticy &15.'?997 ink',+o )tS. E. Etatei, Goldenrod Easthrook - 518 Cost Blasted — . ' . WASHINGTON IAP Sen. William Proxmire, I Win., has urged the Cost Living Council to disapro Price hikes sought by number of major S I P4 ii at uf c turo rs. I ru xii ill told the council that millior of Americans have mad similar sacrifices because c inflation. But a apokesma for US. Steel Co. told th council that any mor sacrifices by the lndustr could seriously jeopardlz meeting the nation's growln iteel needs. - -' "" , ., ' ' .. - _____ 4 _ i ___ ____ _____________ Liddy's Time ____ ____ ______ _____ ____ ____ ______ -'- . ____ ". ,.. . .. ,,,, -. ______ , . 'New' arr'ns race duel of scientists 7XI Will be tM WhAtever treaties are signed and whatev. er limits imposed. With numbers becoming less relevant. neither the U.S. or the U.S.S.R. can Afford torase UP -scientifically. The laggard could awaken some morning. shocked to) find the otber nalion le4frogging ahead in a major way-out. we systern which would leave the country which scrim xr science naked and exposed The technological race means these things: A wider variety of strategic Smaller numbe rs of each type. and technical weapofl3, but The breadth vid imagination of the Soviet missile program was what surprised Defense Secretary Schlesinger more than the Immediate technical advance in Soviet misilles. U.S. military laboratories, too, have been going ahead full steam on drainatic new tecl~Alques in guidance, the use of lasers an, ! in low-flying missilei less subject to radar detecfian. Th e current arms talks are aimed at limiting quality as well as numbers. But technology Is like water; Damned i. one direction, it wil l keep searching until it finds another path . There is simply no way of writing an agreement which can hold back technological advances at least in th e pre. sent state of th e worli Da'I,a,.. What must be remembered Is that this country has se notice. for obvious reasons, that we will sig n no agretment which cannot be verified. Since the Soviet Union will not permit on-sight Inspection, In practical terms this =,an3 we will only agree to restrictions which can seen and mea sured bv spy satellite natiy 'rL Please Read The Story Again • Sanftrd Herald on Au" 6, 1973. It read, "Tte work is not rtntered cm getting the "yes" votes, but rather on getting the cltize.it, to the polls at I Mary School which will .'pn at M.*[IQ DOSE 12 hor later at 7 p.m." Now! This is a misleading 5ta&cinn( 11 there ever was ONE. .My husband and I que5t1or.j it bcfi4I voting. We came to the conclusion that by that stahmentanother election would be heki. Surely, many other residents of Lake Mary thought the same. Suddenly-we are an bcporated - JdIJ).jj cha mber of commerce officials arc made office holders, (Withou t an election by the pecpii of Lake Mary?) Not tnat 1 want an off1e or object to thoe hoidIr thnn now. But I wo'M W. offklz!L That is, if I have to abide by 0W rufr c1 the body.,.Ln lake Mary, Suddenly)e Lake Mary citizen,, gel for Incorporating.,, (Shouldn't the elected offlis by thy roden of th, uutnIn!lnity d. UiL womic? Not by those temporarily appointed? Or have we been gicmn another Lancuill,er t,, ease. the pain") ,jce L Other i nougnts qua 0 If EMS is tme-then the re3ld-.= of Lake Mary have only two things to do. First, gjt back f.easy chain wi th plenty of green bucks In our wallets. Second, we must exercise Sey will be limber to dole out U* cash * when the "we- needs" and "must-haves" come rapping on our doors.., I knew It! I fry,pw Iii PII Council! At your next meeting make this notation; Urgent—set aside funds lLr an"old folks home" $j Lake Mary. I'll need It after you 'Jrcessfuly nibble away my retirement funds... Sign me-God Help the Residents of Lake Mary governmt spending, which has brought on Inflation, political leaders expect to reduce the money sopphybyta ingaway your money , A .1 Amendmen t ob!s f,u. that Jactun said the Im t&at thlngwu to acet the voters to Ibe polls, and aol necessarily to get "rs" voters cut. Perap. your anger should be directed at yourself for being too apathetic to get out of east chair aid voc.; - Oh, Really? Editor, Herald: Congress is going to Increase your taz.ei wh(ch will be justified as a nW8nI of "dampening Inflation." !Li tha. rtall the Oi — as soon as admInistretiyel ossible" says the Postal service. A spokesman said U t probably means within tsro weeks. The Cost of Living Council ruled on Friday that the increases, W hich will raise second-class rsdes for national news agazines from 2.8 evats to 3, 4 cents per copy, were exempt from Phase 4 con. ols. — ari.. 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The pictures Sincerely yours, W. p, "uur rsii F'resicient colto'iirMiilbc n tur"e nikk W*Collar style pull- famous men s an d ladies - .. ' Complain now or be taxed later! Sincerely, C. C. Moselcy, Aialn, our sincere thanks. C PACKS - During that period, sunlight was not over desired targets, The earth resour pass will _______________________________ 'tt' ______________ take the Skylab station over Argentins, Uruguay and Brazil. : : the south AW , ntic and Senegal, Mauritania and Mah in nort! west Africa. 1-I A During We African overfly, the Instruments will gather data expected to be useful in ces I knite .i [lean, Dr. Owen K. Garriatt and Jack R. Loutma aLso scheduled ,', Editor, Herald: On Lehaif of our Youth OrganIzaU, the Florldn Palomino ExMblt Associatiot, wishes to thank you for your generosity in sponsoring a cinas' In our Palomino Shows. We are quite 2roud of the youth who a pier t of our Association. Their hGnsemanship and sportsmanship is to be 'x'nmended and your help in furthering their acisrtath- 'ppreclatcd. . 2 0 boys layere!d cotton knit solids' contrAsting bib and sle-ipy - es. . . Great , and medical experiments. Today was the first opportunity In more than two weeks 14' operate the ear th resources Instruments and camera' U ... - 300 Count Nowbook Filler Pap*r 3t3e%scl (%'a_ ,I J 7 '. I. t AUnnUc, On the 36th day of their phanned5ay mission, Man L that husbands can take paternity I"ve when their Wives are bringing a neweOmer into the family. spending It on higher priced Items? At least when you spend the money, no matter how expensive the goods you buy, you still obtain something In r-rp — 1.0 1) r 1 4 4' Double knit potyester dresses for big and buse SAW. AD fashion s0ouetles In 9ttMlfageolors 341X.7-14. our fog. 9?$5 a wide selection of stbart printal The price Is right onl Sizes S-M-L. min. 40 per store - limit 3. L Ot1r as1gnmrL include (Editors' Wale: Whoa! Nothing In the artJeJc was mfslead1n,. The !r,-t V)i rfir t: Ic a dr r:t quote from Acting Mayor Don Jackson. How you possibly could he "tranqullkscd" escapes us It is ewva pffs and ntgzIne5 agricultural, geology and fores" sun-eys of South America and a look at ocean curren ts in Or can they? A new union contract for employcs of a government agency—the La bor Department, appropriately enough_provd SUPPOWIly thL- tax Increase will be to Your benefit, but the unjin. swcrd question Is, "Why will you be any Letter offi losing your money to tnv.. ak... ---'-A yjwu :ivr uv' .7 — wide range of earth targets to. day, from tropical storm Qwistlne to drought areas and locust swar.w In Africa. matter what the Constitution says can nev er U WASHINGTON (AP) are going up lot Iastal rates - employes apply for maternity leave. Employers required to treat the sexes with absolute fiquality may hear Some grousing from men who, no f Rates To Go Up SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) Skylab 2's astronauts aim their space cameras at a law,we anticipate some problems whenfemal e IflI1LI t Skylab 2 Scanning Earth advance a convincing argument that they need time off to have a baby. Letters To The Editor Editor. Herald, It is very unfortunate t the residents of Li,ke Mary were anqullizedinto8. was done ue Statement to The . r backed down. Federal Power Comminion, rilhOugh POPOvs tale Is ilow dealing with the energy more than 30 years old - it may set off another FBI fracas. An crisis Though Morris was later to rBI sp~kesman, after search. Ing FBI data told us be turned down by the Senate that "lloover'never met I)o. for his pro-industry biock- pov," - No breakUtroughs will give either the US. or Russia an ndv&Dt&ge for 1049. There will be an Increasing ability in "ch contry to emulate the explqiu of The other in quick time. And no one weapon developed by either L%)untry will k4W have the ability coun rmeasures eve oped b scien tists on the the curtain- II_,.__ WASHINGTON (AP) Archibald ('ox, the speciL Wakrate prowcutor, ha risked a fed'rnl judge t reject convicted Watergat :unspirator &. Gordo Uddy's appeal for -eduction of sentence. Lidd; rants his 64o 20-year ser ence on his break-In con ,'ictlon to he shortened by th ime he currer.iJy is zervhN or contempt of court. Co: old U.S. District Cour ludge John J. Sirica that ti ;lve Llddy credit toward thi onger sentence would th nake the contempt aentenci Si nullity. - - Oeivery 5; 7Ont 6M nths $16 20 I7m n US. sta, tti provide that all mail 5ucripIions be paid ii advance En!Vt%d as spcondclass matter August 22. 19% at the pot, 04fice of Sanford. Florida 37/71 - $ — - JANE CASSELBERRY County Edil-or WASHINGTON (AP) ) ew research report show hat the percentage of blacki nd women on U.S. collegl sculties has gone up lesi ian one per cent over tht ast five years. Tht merican Couc[l of Edu ation report said the fIgures how that program! esigned to .Increase them ercentages "seem to bt loving at a Slow pace." — - TELEPh,)NE Slow Rise — Departm en Ov rh Sunday, Sept. 2, 19/3-5A News Whuttv, dent Nixon has subtly in. by the NIIonI1aldemhn ltc formed the regulators he lure that he wrote to his picks to protect consumers senator, John Turney. prisoners and maintain our commitments to our allies. Our prisoners have been released and th oundatioti for a fair settlement has been laid in the Paris agreements. The President's to extent has been crowned with success. best ___ rind field teatti at the \Vor)i University Games in br AN need to obtain a truce that would free U.S. commander.in-clilef and against his own judgment of what would i _____ The moral factor may have had more than a li ttle to do wi th the poor showing of the U.S. track is d The Sanford Herald /4 - \J.TL frc - - - - - - - -, - - - -- - '— ---I- The Discount Department Store time and a swam of locusts in northeast Africi for the second time, — A series of pictures taken 4 over several days is help experts on the ground track the movement paterno1 - the insects and the AtlantIc 1* 1st 'i never though, I'd live, to see it our 'Srnijpr ,Iva yos of oraia' ial. rcld to the tf — storm. 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Anargy-ros studied In New mm top of a hydraulic lift. the whole The theme is nc.t Christ's York In the 1930s has done AnyTOS can suffering but hits Joy alter commissioned work for project easily with one finger, death, libraries, universities, state When the cia' figure is The sculptor, Spero capitols and the San Francisco completed, Anargyros will then Anargyres, calls It "a new Opera I.ue make a plaster mold and aporoacti to ecclesiastic art," Earlier, he had been corn- inside It. The cast will be done "There is pain on His face," Anargyros SLi5 of riiissioned by the Martinez in sections. Bronze the 12-foot-long clay figure family to do a plaza thtue in which will be donw in Japan, reclining In his spacious studio the city of Agana. When the can't be done in one piece for here. '"rlwre is tension in I us family asked the D'Amnico & this big a project, body because lie is rising. 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MYRTLE - SALE control could very easily save some child's life today; could it be yours? - -- --- - Stuart's alert eye and an automobile under perfect — ___ -__ -• - - -- -- Besides. the relationship A Detween stunt demonstrations and military recruitment has not yet been e3tabliShed. The eore CP su in a careless moment you ended a child's school term hardly before it began. An PHONE 322-8321 Save an to you! Could you ever forgive yourself if ., :. -. Conditioning system in your home or bu mess— Coil Today bra free estimatis ogr.uI adults! The right traffic decisions are up OF Install a famous Carrier quality Central Air Reg :674.95 remember that children C i ren don't think like :' receives COMMENTARy special effort tc remember to slow down, watch the school MEN- P 'You'd Store—Wide zones is coming to an end and every one of us must make a But it as not only the young people who shcw no mercy. Sunderiand says the third most frequent c n I I It ?rom mernrs concern totally adult fraud. For exampe: "In Texas. some guy advertised that for $10, he would test People's urine for cancer agents Before he be do I h 1 15 rom t ignorant and frightened. Geor A Summer of breezing through school My - and old peor easiestmarks, ' 70-year-old woman in. wash. She withdrawi $5.000 and ington recently was kicked. Crime Prevention Institute in gives it to the examiner for buried under old clothes and Louisville. Ky. flykert says reasons about which she is r locked in a closet ,.,an octogen- many police have I t feel. quit- clear. lie's clear, how. SOUTHERN at least seven people have year the same as before " publicity officer for the arian in Philadelphia, earlier arig that old people ear an ever, and is never seen again Army's Golden Knights adbeen killeo with the group this year. was held in terror especially high rate of urban AIR WASHINGTON '' But though no 'ritics have mits "no study has been So it goes. But can anything for three days by rapinv bru abuse "And I think they're Marine pilot Mike Murphy The Angels moreover have come forward — not even s done Possibly the most last Santora, Inc. rev'r.' tilizing youngsters and In right Rk rt citt c t tunon a fairly good afetv record Iii' w 3fl0 i urn ha I i i ing signifiranri' of a Thundt'r' ilutit,n o fl William Proxmire, (fl-Wjs P4 A 1i:imi an R've,1r-o1(I gentle- of a Sena ti t 'i I p romp,i red to other in iii (a ry uhcuriimitt,- al thinking the niilitag t'.wicte watchdog bird show is (lie photograph of t-. ii without lilt iilt'iit (Jul ing (tie deriionstration teams There Sanford jJffl pt--. ian wa recently d coverel hearing in 1972 which told of a I has looked I the at r tic. the team that hangs long after tethered to a rope, foraging study in an urban highin Southeast Asia, in but the are four aerial teams, includ- the issue deserves smeCpub. in the motel that rooms the list time last he went aloft, the through garbage cans, be- apartment: "The report was friendly skies of the United ing the Air Force Thunder- lic comment. As one Pentagon mCITJCI'S. cause of the alieged illegali- that old people were 800 per S tates, e crashed and died. birds and the Army Golden community affairs man puts it ties of a landlady. In the end, no aou't, with. cent more Itkey to be victimKnights and Silver Eagles. darkly: out public concern, t aruMurph:', 29, perished as a The 1-Birds have had nine The situation, nothing new Izd than the general public. "We have the teams member of the Navy's preci- crashes and 11 dead since 1953 public relations,b there for ments are meaningless. 'I'te but currently prompting new Whatever the statistics, ge Pentagon says there 'are no sion aerial team, the Blue and the Knights (parachutists ) studies, is another ghastly ii however, they do not begin to plans currently" to deactivate Angels. Performing in July lost 14 peopte in one crash last planes heJ'ornI f Angels. lustration of the problems that convey the fear and disilluover Lakehurst, N J , his two. autumn. The Eagles, a helltie aerial daredevils. Certain- face many who grow old In sIonmnent many old people suf. ly not because of costs mysix million this land. IYear,and copter group formed this over large Icr. Says one elderly victim of way; according to the General Carl Cunningham, a Kansas a 1972 Washington Street robyear. has as yet had no acci- in the show areas, ,'hat if one Accounting Office, the milidents. / City t,.ocial analyst presentl" bery: "You'd think dii old tary budget for the four aerial of these crashes hits crowd, .I 'esearching crimes against lady could go to the store In all, as best as can be or a housing development' demonstration teams 1/ the clderly, says the situation Without trouble. I don't do determined, the demonstra- Then there'll be controversy." Example: ! man jet was part of a four- (ion teams have lost 33 dead (performing around the reminds him of the placards anybody any harm. I was out world) is about half what is - - plane diamond (ormtion The and damage caused has been iu question is. therefore, that once apneared in the for some bread is all. He being spent on five I-OUfld.' planes were moving at -ip are tr teams wor h it trenchi" of Vorli$ W,r ! kn,ii'k'i! mn' do'.vn and stole in the millions . Jr, the SCM Etectri h çour.1in, i.&.e em4flh.d, U4$IU) proxamtcl, u iaiph ui ir year alone they '.e had five "Who's theNext""Cunning r y purse lie was young , Add,n Michsu - Military authorities obvious which toot horns only in wings no more than three feet crashes and 18 deaths And ham tech the same siens There no rr;pect Ir kid'. Washington l think so The 1eril demon apart could be hung today in many anymore according to n officer con- stration idea was pioneeered But perhaps there can be 'cI with " paric of America where ' A 'thJ iiiow But . de,nji f%IlgeiS ill L40 hideetj so tar as kid crimi• persuasion for moderation At people lie "Flying like we do crazy as Since then the teams have the ' one very least the Jet teams nals are concerned, there is \ hell really, we've actually performed for more than 200 The extent of the victlmjz.a no respect Most crimes in When the planes began to been lucky should fly further apart. Man' ' A, million people in the United lion is not recorded, Little is America are committed by niske a slow rlimbin roll, of the extended roll uveis are Now in Stales and other Countri. kron statistically, about any people 15 to 25 and it i epe The "luck" lids notthe r not necessary. Why do both two of them collided Mtiy flying alone I)'spite F' crime vic tims in the nation, daIly ironic, though not sur' liLat s a lot of people watch waa one of three who died the Navy and the Air Force young or old Cunningham prhlng, that the young prey den increase in the number of ing the military colors fly need teams? An'j none of this The Incident stunned the fatal mishaps, there seems no over. feels old people are victimized increasingly on the old. Jitterbugging should be perNavy. The Blue Angels. wio serious controversy over the in proportion to their numbers George Sunderland, wh diSo convir,ced is the military ,,,,,.,,, '-•— ., formed over population cen- in the over-all population rects the crime divIsb3n of the pet form 80-85 times a year, future of (tie teams. A Blue of the demo teams worth, the Mch ters. others, however, fed the sen- American Association of ftc1,1S cancelled the remainder of Angels spokesman says the Pentagon now budgets $5.3 In an age of moon landings, lors take a disproportionate tired People 15 5 million their 1973 schedule. But the Pentagon Is currently studying million for them annually, H3 E °I R b' - ,Ioido stunt pilots smack a bit of rap r accident, perhaps, should not the Navy's mishaps, but that Besides this, the services con• mernbcri S,1',s tti,i( kids liMil, wing-walking on Fokkers, but have been so surprising Ear- "we all expect a favorable tribute approximately 300 Per , if it must be done, it must be her this ear two other Blue outcome." At this time, the sonnel, includinadvance Angels planes crashed during tipolte " done prudently. .an adds. "we're plan- men, and a coup e of dozen .4 a stunt show, And since 1946. ning to start up ajain next &ircraft INIEVV51PAPER ENTERPRISE I TUES : WI Conse Home A Winner In Hot Prey[7 Among the latter is Prof. Wilbur Rykert of the National p L I - By Tom Tiede Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973—HA think an old lady could go to ever. The Army, as example. store WuisiOUi WASHINGTON — (NEAi — filled its recruitment The other day in New York a q an 0, trouble. I don't do man with a knife forced has IflOfltrs of t ,e volunteer con way Into a Woman's ap - t- anybody cent. O. "We flCeu te any help we caa cd. Stunts, could her harm. I was out 000 fromshows, anything. £ The other side of the ar for some bread is The woman I 80 years old ment is more passionate than Besides the adult uacks pragmatic. Eighteen fatalities The incident is by no means all. He knocked there are Fin a year's time can't be ag- unusual. Elderly people in isIs, One of the most frequeflt me uOWfl and abuses says Sunderland nored. Each time a Blue An- America, often alone, often gels Jet crashes it costs the isolated, usually defenceless,stole s• the bank examiner ruse. A my purse. ma taxpayers $2.5 million. And is seem to n with fake Identification an increasing tarthis what the military is for ThAr& n approaches an old person and get for victimIzatIon. ' pe says ta'r hot dogging over carnivals In , '; Fm et advanced age. Senti' in kids anymore.' Nebraska? gited and would se help mentality is given no quarter. __________________________ Naturally, she wants to help . WIin,e The Sanfor(4 Herald -Iderly Easy EDITORS NOTE. This '5 another of a series 01 artiWhat with the new voluncbs about America's oldleer military, the thinking Is j appoar which the demonstration teams are ou g hout ig more important now thanthr ' ,4 For Criminals re these flights necessarr, I ! I I 10A—Th Sanford Herald GLORIA IRWIN 534-9212 Ait,'monte Springs L ongwood PATRICIA RICH 834-9212 Altamonte Springs Forest City HILDA RICHMOND MR Ni tonii FREE 3 Months Service Policy With All Zenith Purchases Factory Authori,',d Service Dept. Frec Doflvery end FreeSat-Up TradeInYourOldTV. - SERVINGSEMINOLE NTY FOR36 YEARS - �ti 1'ts 4tkr* 23- Game Record Stopped, 20 - 17 Li By BERT ROSENTHAL, Aaisociated Press Sports Writer Sports San Diego Suit ___I._ __ __ - edged the Buffalo BIlls 1644 and the Los Angeles llama trimmed the San Diego Chargers 30-17. Nine more pre.ceason games will be played today. In an afternoon contest, the Ne', York Giants face the Philadelphia Eagles at Princeton, N.J. At night, it m,'IH be the Dc. troit Lions at Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Colts at Houston Oilers, Kans City Chiefs at Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets at New Orleans Saints, Ptttsbwgh &eelers at Green Ray Packers, St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Bears, and San Francisco l9ers at Oakland Raiders. In a Sunday night game, the New England Patriots will en. tertaln the %Vashlrgion Redskins. "MY time you beat the world champions, it has to be satisfylug," said Minnesota Coach Bud Grant, whose Vikings now are 4-0. "What Ignited us? Pride. And physically, I think we were stronger at the end of game and that's tmportant...the comeback was great, but it doesn't count yet." 'l'hoy just Ignited In the fourth quarter and got back into The Minnosota Vikings unknowingly began the Miamj Dolphins' record 23'game National Football League unbeaten streak one )ear ago, then ended it dramatically Friday night. The Vikings stunned the Super Bowl champions 2G.17 on Fred Cox' 25-yard field goal at the final gun in tiieir nationally televised exhut4tion game Friday night, hrnIthg the Dolphins their first setback since the nexto4ast exhibition game of the 1972 preaeason campaign, a 27-24 loss to the Washington Redskins, After the defeat by Washington, the Dolphfn beat Mm. nesot,a 1947 in their final exhibition, then won 14 straIght regular.season games, three In the playoffs and were unbeaten in five pre-Geason contests thIs year, including a tie with the Chicago Bears, before being upended by Minnesota, In other NFL exhibitions Friday night, the I)enrer flronu Page 12A Filing The Sanf orci Herald Vikings End Miami Unbeaten Skein - Action - __ -, -— -iif IY Fran Tarkenton rallied the Vikings with touchdown passes of l6yard.s to Ed Marinaro and 14 yards to John Gilliam, before Coxwonit. Denver built a 16.0 lead against Buffalo on Jim Turner's three field goals and Chariey Johnson's 30-yard scoring pass to Haven Moses, then withstood a late Bills' attack, spearhead by Dennis aw. iaw tossed fourthqusrter scoring passes to Bob Chandler and Randy Jackson, then had the l3ills in scoring position with less than a minute remaining, but John Leypotdt's 46yrd field goal was wide. Jim Bertelsen set up two touchdowns with sparkling punt returns and rushed for 97 yards In the Rams' vlctcz-y over ________- .1 i LIUF1S LOOCII " __ The Dolphins had held a 17-3 lead with 10:29 remaIning, but . __ _ $F-_ _________ the game," explained Miami Coach Don ula. Cox' winning field goal wa.s set up by e fumble recovery by linebacker Jeff Siernon. He picked up Marlin Briscoc's fumble at the Minnesota 37 and ran It to the MIami 28. - - ____ ___ un ruares - r- - - - - - w w - -w I: L t - W - - - - • 1- : -- Has - - - Oty Atty John tt ld a news conference that the city eking the money Lease at San e the Pr for the same as the reported price for whl oer C. iuu haa ed tollthdbtoaWashIngn,D.c.,group. 'Is nia encoae the dre oranhzon th wto ftn&ng anoJi bter, e who ill P ego, ebed roctIr U j jre g&s at $91 million over the nt l5year $GW,000 a year, plus 7 mu. lion in lost laxea ..i -- -. - - 1 _____ - -- - ___ ___ - — ____ - - M A- lOP - EA 7? -' ___ - ____ - - . 'a ' - - ft Texas 46 87 . I 1 i - " 2 o7 California 2 • -- fl!, - fl59.5536-11 6968 .50415 Jj' A 1LL __ — __ -- IJ Ig — I I I ___ a - I Ill—, - Saturdsyacaxues Baltimore (Cuellar 1342) at - --:: - - - $ -. -I I b',.. r . oukIieTcük yr N by Alan Mayer "0 F F I t- - •'• L /7t? 39 k '• 1' - .--.-,-.. - - - -,,- - 1 Lt9\ , -t --, -, 4' 4.' T;'' I "- ' - -- - ,:'nr "& ,4cJJ 8'77~? fl4y4i' M4V atL ?X #'//P e O9PtW#t5 YWt' i'. K P.&t €i1 77/, ri4 5yç, 1 . - I c ,J,)r T'i' A'7" , - =- Y 4 ---- ________________ ' p, ç.' - - i - tniIJan. running Searing penalty laps after practice. would groan salentiy, deIIrious. ,:Hes no' gD:n n break me. ' semiS aa iia as the firs newspa. p"r int"rn rVernn the Haiti. IlLy practice, would groan md had a by-lined fcontpagestory. lar.t)T0t isa Harvard Ufl " ' JLsy , hi 1"Ikn'w"heremernber. die on the Iaet'd." ii Hes not goingt obreak And he made it. as an Un- ' - Jean was the 338th season ne wa already being whichJcani - as tight end man dra(t.d U aJnalrflfrr1i ir !Ith dt pants tIglatl' girdling his tur Ii E),iiIa (mho,o of un an cv on want tut un. si tearn thighs sod t th en f cxn from Landry to the quarter. hot humid a,ternoon 01 exer U l £.4t2PL hack Ii ran dewra e,d on the F or most of last year cise, a tight'lipped coach ex special kick teams the kama "I tried pro football." he admits Jean, "1 hated to think kaze units horting him to run and showed he was as fast as traces back his hegira to last I was a pro football player, he can (toni one end of the year, "because I was 20 and a hitter But Jean Fugen "i think he made field to the other ?nd back curious and tired of school" the dub." wasn't "ur obedient, awesays Tik Dtk.t .1 pugnaci,,U, sLr' k'r1 g,,,,,. "................................. In Inc fIlnn) bon't mi' world 'lit-i a!vr 1c 's OflCt he real means, a ns laks in : I 5 1'laillits 2 ' id POS - '' U homer In the fourth to lead Montreal to i 5-2 victory. _______________ Astros3, DodgersZ Lee May slugged a two-n4n, Elsewhere in the UL, New It was the final week of the City Summer League and you could tell that the pressure was —-_ - Jim Carver 196-543 and Charles Elberry 201 546 BALL & CHAIN -.• took honors for the ladies with a 213-507 followed by Ann Almond 168-489, Margie Farrls 155-449, Chut-'k Kelle I 518, Barbara KeIIe 178-478 dod Lillian Placek 15l-42S. t - - ' - ; Jimmy Drake grabbed scoring honors With 190as Ricky Colegrove hit 1881, Don 163441, Pete Piedra 158443, R. Sands ,Whittern 198 Martha Keel 157fl and Rosemane Beehnor 167-413. -. --. ' -- , - -. ' r. • ___". - ------- •e, ___ ::-•, - ___'W' -- i• Jj -. J— - -- - ;—— - L-: F- -- r__ - iF:- Johnny Jaco bombed the pins in this league with a 20&-576 series to snare scoring laurels for the night. Others who scored well included Jim -- The scorino honors fell to up an coming Jim Johnson as he blasted a 220-582 although Richard Williams was not far behind with a 203-579 (ollowed by Pat Rountree at 184-483, Beverly Stephens 171-485, Berny Hudley 204-553, John Putrell 186-498, Bud Van Meter 195-509, Mary Johnson 182-501, John Bryant 193-505 and Lyette - - ---. _________________________________ - -- - - - - . ' -. - -- - - -- - \.Ø- - 7 - .- - ..'- .•. .--. -' - • .s*-..i.-. - .. ... - ..,, . - - -- - - .. - - - -' - . : ,,. - -. -. ..- -ç ..?k - - ', -- and Chicago 7, CaornIa ______ - ___ ________ - .. ,, PASS PROTECTION POCKET PERFECT PIURE BOOK PERFE pass ptecon rem'ilns solid for Seminole High's aerial aims during scrimmage ssions as the Fighting Seminoles look to a 13 slate of opponeats that begins with cross-county rival Oviedo Sept. 14 at the beginning of the regular high school grid season. Last year, th Tribe topped the Uons, 19, in a closely contested battle. ( Herald Photo by J Richards h NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles Lr'cc By Murray Oldermara '::-- - 7- I - .. - -'-. on first and second in the 10th, City 7; MInnesota 11, Texas 2 r . -:- ' In - --u ______ "_ ; were • - . b1' one more game than the scores Milwaukee 3, Boara Friday nights kfeit is ton 2 and the Hrte*a 5 lied oi.,, they LI remember for a long Sox 4 13 innings, !"sew York 5, w. Baltimore 2; Cleveland 6, With two out arid Met runners Detroit 3; Oakland 10, Kansas Diego Segai threw a 2 pitch to _______ ___ r . - - -' . - 2nd Round Match ___ _____ --=-.-- . - ' - EARLY TOYOTA MIXED was especially happy with his first ever 200 iame, B 206.509. -- - Pitcher Rnrf H:-;':,n crackJ a three-ruji homer to C ') ... -- — ___ - ii—E:=--T,T , -f"- ' - with the offense so moat of the defensive 1are stiliup for grabs Those that do look promising on the dekrWith Ies than two weeks befote their -'-.1ve lire are John ChamUess, G!en Peebk, opening tilt 'aith Evans, I4-iran junior nrsi:y Donald Miller, and Bruce Bransiord, i Coach Lenny Chavez feels his team is "going to . Trying (or a poitlon as a defensive back are be ready." A HARD MEETING with Seminole High defenders is the reward for a Doug Peters, Steve Lang, Greg Thompson, The team has been practicing as a unit since Richard Delight, and Steve Curie. Two f ufck-gafner up the middle during scrimmage sessions. Aug. t when and theyJV spin the Lyman grid turn but liriebacking chores should be handled by Jimmy ado varsity (Herald Photo by J Richards) units. The Baby 'Hounds Blame, and Kevin Burns. hare ben scnmmaglaig every day in efforts to Chav explains the basic difference bet. wprove on their medicore 3-4 mark Inst season. ween the varxty and the Junior varsity as one of Earn Masters Invite though faced with a depth problem, Chavez experience rather than potential ability. He i'ves hIs 25 grlddera can do the Job this spcnd rnuh of his time teaching fundamentals --on. to the younger players in order to prepare them U.ilike the varsity, the $ayvees have been for future action. working extensively on their ninnin arne. SLirtu 1; fru idouble wui u1Ienive set the Tul.F;Do, Ohio t Al'j Ani. N.M., 2 and 1. hIs first round and edged The Lyman mentor believes In order to win tour golf's young lIons played in Greyhourida will be relyini on Webb Calhoun, his boys will have to play as a team. David Strawn, a 23-year-old American Walker Cupper Doug Using basic Join Boagum, and Rusty hlattin to handL the k1l1a and execution he feels that any ?.tam can one tournament Friday, but had law student at the University of ilallenger, Qwin Mills Md., their minds on another One. ball carrying chores. Vying for the South Carolina, said his main I-up in the afternoon quar- have a successful campaign, Including this terbacklng Job are Craig Smith and MIckey year's Baby Hounds. The eight U.S. Amateur quar- goal right now is to graduate Downing Gray, of Pensacola, Muining. At this time Smith appears to have the ter4lnai(ats, who battled again from law school, but added he Fin,, a vet'rp, The "hips" are preparing for their openI.i at Tflvernes Club today, ar ild (intl a ay to tud awl ttrnaa, asofa1x national ifl;:' pt. 13. 't el inst L'.aa, lez thinking ssurcd spots in the prestigious make the trlptc Augusta at the about the Masters. F aced with a small tetm, physically as well took.s for the Baby Trojans to be one of the more Masters nest spring, same time, as numerically, Chavez has been stressing difficult opponents his team will face beciue of "Playing In the Musters 1, "We talked about the Masters quickne& as the main cthjtvuve. lie feels that the size of the opposing players, Strawn nipped hugh Stuart, a probably the greatest highlight on the first tee and bad it0 and ability to execute plyi prfv'I' The 'thr bg t.or1test (or th 3Vs Britih W;ikir C4a ineIni,p..r, isa in your career and is me hnal as wdUas rnindis on every hole," said game o' the season Nov. 1, agaInst "always the morning round lup in 19 wInning this tournament," the more p omlalng looking pJyers tough" Winter Park year1dstodentflfllyaof and coflJteEj to an aftcrr,ocn 1- 35-year.old lnveatzaent specialFort Wayne, hid. "We kept apjwr to be split cod Warren Drunnnond, victory over The Baby Hounds will be playing lix Instead saying it was the chance of the of Greensboro, NC.Bill Harvey tat said. "Warren Is small but be can catch a ball of the traditional seven gam!j because Lakc Gray moved to the quarter. anywhere on the field," Chavez said. lifetime." Braneley couldn't come up with enough players Henri ck lizir, 2i, a U'iirer. f(nal, by beating Ronald Streck K'atzcrt c.irneti his spot by The other end position belongs to JeIf :a- learn, thus cancelling the g.ine co1,trat ally of Maryland Law School of Broken Arrow, OktL, I .and I Hodges. disappointing Taylor Metcalfe, graduate, said, "There I was on and Bill Roger, of lIo'&,tcn, 1 Besides Chavez, who will be handling tha Rounling out the uf!ensiv, unit sra 23-year-old fellow collegian the sixth hole and I realIzed 1 Tex,, I-up. c Roger offejye and defens1e Lines plus the inter-lot' Warner and C!a'do a .rd, and &ut defense the cosching from C(ncnnatj, 1-up In 21) holes was in a match L'iat meant stall will invlud Ron in tht second of two rounds of pla>Iri' n tlw M -i5tLr5 Ti Joining the JO gal-er, in the Ciookthank nr1d Scott Clark Will be at the tackle Hkk'r, to wall work with the a oUcnnive azuj p.t i tt 'cit g duty will L.Ii on rlti"r Greg qurt finnis %re t)c'lr-o!d play. 1:1 the looming round, t.ry rneap.s a hit to me," tJef&i Lftd5 The third uwmoer of the cruw veteran Bill CaInpbU, British Jsj'utrnrt a student at the lianheld or Swua Strayer. 15 Tony Fle1d who wlll coordinate the ends and Dc Lozier- beat five-time Hi-It. Amateur champton Dick SickThe 'Hounds ha-e been aieixlinii their time outside linebackers, University ousted Ish Ama'eur champion Mike Fowl and defending champion Robert AultofofGeorgia, Albuquerque, hionailack of EnalarkI 4 ani 2 In Marvin -... -- -- ' --- - Giants -. --------------- H, JOIINCIIERWA Hernld(orrespondent - ..- - ____ -- -- .. Intheflrstgame,Wflftesrgell slanuned hIs 30th homer of the Atlanta Braves went on to to key the victory drub the San Francisco Harry Almond set a tecord for the season - _____. - Reds 10, Padres 4 TonyPerezdrovejnfjya- victory In 11 decisIons "I don't it I can make it borne - 4 - .- -,-i -- ' ttal beat Philadelphia 5-2 and Atlanta slugged San Francisco 10-4. Coggins 158-432. HARBOUR BROTHERS ____ - gree lie had already worked one summer in a Smith Col- in Su er Bowl champs. pushed him hard, To the point of actul tears of exhaustion And now a Pittsburgh now being the team to beatmtheNLEast. basebal) race. .- ',. faltu !I' conditioned to the physu al • £ hard. i o t e pOint 01 actual tears of exhaustion. A i'%flU, iean, running whenhe got his college'de- -' There was, however, strong r ' df h lops In tilL 'ast DYNATRONICS MIXED liT Montreal at lThiladelphla ,. t 0- an Onondaga Indian and his lege.Arnhersttuoa-j3j pro; • -- Jr (Mn..' /'i2; some aspects of the relation . pressures the stern, aloof, coach of the Cowboys — then , '- .., - --- (Clyde 44), N WAISTED ENERGY a gree froni Amherst College where he devoted his Senior p;re Ttm TI 11 I I i I I - -. -- Clevelamj Indians trimmed the Detroit Tigers 6. performsn that also included three RB! in 3; the Minnesota Twins ripped the Texas MInnesota's 11-2 romp over Texas. Eric Soder. wuuIa (Dmu5-2i, v4) N at Kansas City (F1tnl Angeles C1 (M35t51flJth 3140), N Rangers 11-2 and the Chicago White Sos downed hoim and Joe Lis got four hits apiece for the Texas nC4U(NITDan 111) at the California Angels 7-2. __________________________ winners, who pounded out a total of 19 hIts. Baltimore at New y the physa I exe ncsof two - Louhl(Foster 114), N ( 14-10, at 43), xa - - San Diego _____ 11et11,tardinals4 .. wcukee Lockwood 5-9) Oakland (Hunter 1 -3) tt , Being young and black and question for Bill smart, and married to a hand- again, then once more back .eonones. Jones diwi t uuii there ad never been spring Virdon, managero( the Pirates, Itwasa strike. Neither did plate average, lie was also, this black practice and In some Smith girl who had a 3.8 and forth through the tortur- graduate (Amherst '72i. the worked out only three the fall tames they a Wnpire Frank Pull Jean Fugett could ing, gasping ritual, have gone Successfully Into es man in the National week, casually "It took inc of St. Louis after their 7 and5But the Cardinals did. introspectively. he agoniz- youngest almost any I ootball League. Now an the two weeks." h profession. 2 ctories over the Cubs, First, speaking for the Clii. says. "to find Jones put the next pitch into Theyre looking (or young -"What tin you want to talk those a rints ' he fall of '73 he is definitely the -Mr Vthlon, was the doubk- center you had to hat somebody rago Cubs, 3's games off the about,basebal1orpaycho1o," field for a single, the men muses, "and I kp thiking, youngest working reular in with your head to block." 4'ce set by St. Louis in the Na- Lockman snapped. "We're out header sweep crucial? okenis 'What the hell am I doing the pro game. And it aquit third consecutive two-out single ' here?'" -"I don't think so," Virdon by the Mets, for the tibreakBlocking is an essential part tonal League East, is their there playing baseball, not Ud OCCOUflS So when young, ll. proud said, "Just two more ball Ing run which of being a tight end, fly the manager Whitey Lockman. This dlywinks," led to a is the penalty for being don't ordarily try vict Dro loot- fourth pme of the regular ry. Jean finds himself with cum- a poFessionaI football player, ball j g S*tiday'i Cleveland raked Mickey Ldlicti for fuur ruin In Chicago (noun "This one gave us a lift,.' said Bando alter the the first two innings enroute to a 6-3 decIsion over Pt1rgh(Kiso.)11-12) at triumph over the RoyaLs put Oakland 5¼ games Detroit. Dave Duncan singled home two runs in a Atlanta (HarrIson 8-4) at San three-run first Inning and the Ir1lan scored In the other American League gaines, the their eventual winning run on a run-sciring ___ • ': writer - - The Oakland A's have the Kansas City fleyals Brewers 3-5, Red Sex 2-4 on the ropes and are set to deliver the knockot't Pedro Garcia slugged a tiebreaking home Tuf) Friday's Games pimches with a right and a left. In the eighth inning, helping :1ilwnukeo ta a 3.2 Ptttstxirg)i 74, Chicago 0.2 "The Royals will have their hands full with victo:y over Boston in the first game of tidr MontrealS, PhIlad'thia 2 Jim Hunter and Vida Blue coming up," says Sal doubehr New York 6, St. Louis 4,10 Bando. If the next two games look pretty good for out,Lecondgame,Davyj51 13th-inning single, scoring George Scott with ' M11w4u1 2nd game, ,1 lflLnia wm ' i ' " I A a7go 33 ' By IRU) ROTllNflERG -Mr. Leckman will Friday Assoctated l'rcu Sports night's losses to Pittsburgh Usten to the contenders and haveanyadversepsychologj try to guess who's afraid of effects on your club? who. batUcshistyearunderstumpr. for defensive work. (or what wowd have been a a tutelage last yea!' there are The rr.imber one defensive T.D. Even "All Staters" make no laurels to rest upon a' such unit Is in to stop the poss Coach rnLst.akes an early hour. Kline Is all over the field, On it goes, Of) He stands by himself most of urging his stalwarts on. No rush finally a halt ispast 9:30, tIll called. The the lime, where no one o is put on the quarterback, Just defensive half of practice is 3r h, but he obse all, linebackers racing to cover over. All too soota 5 o'cck wIU their n or area. U around fOr the wea )W Ft he sees U Jor Pass after pass (a either b Uona, and it w start all over vrsit squad, where Tom tercepted t knocked down, again for another two grueling Fenton's 6'4 0 lb. frae Screens that fall to materialize, buinb at tall neasiy to No, n you are head coach St remembe wt the the wound, Sampf sees all, Ilaiph SIwnpI, and r sophomore was and likes it With went I you don mt on yoiw but had to go back Thenwnkrtwounliisnowin lautr1. ___ 02 fl .463 6 Cincinnau SanFran Houston - . .456 62 71 __ 7 54 .54 KausuQty 74&).S52tt Mlaie3otj 6466.48115 - .1 63 70 .474 4¼ __ - — Is J RE CHIE CONFER CLAUDE WOODRUFF (left) Head C(ach of the Fighting Seminoles National league listens as receiver coach Lamar Richardson points out a few ideas East during an afternoon scrimmage session Friday as the Tribe prepares W. L for i uneomin Jamboree tilt a week away St IUIS U 69 •5 ttsb'wgh 65 65 .5 1 _________________________________ Her1d Photo bu J ichards cago - - ' --TRIRE AER!!. !4TO HEAVY ur&'1NuEJth AN!) RECE!VED congregate around this short Seminole High Lok-In season practice schedule. The Semjnol will pass during rough practice SCSSIOflS as the play jn a Jamboree Friday in Lecsburg. 1ibe moves into its final two weeks of pr . (Herald Photo bvj Richards) .: 113 TIlL ASSOCIATLD PHEs AmeriCan League East W. L Pet G.& BaltIO 76 M -. fl 62 ,5 6 Detroit 71 7 New York 69 66 .511 9¼ Montreal Milwaukee 66 .496 11¼ N York Qand Si .4 fl% Phl1adeIp I The crede; lefoejcc I because of his "back of speed." for Coach Kline and it's A 'ear with the 3 V '8, a lot Montgomes turn to excel with of work wath weights during the Greg Washington at the con. Eight n.m. means dUferent off season, and watch Torn next ob, things to different pple; some year," he smiles. Now the paues arc begining It good and some of it bad his qukk, peneuating eyes to click, areas are not l(ng To a seeearld It means then race on to ft-year coach coered properly nd men are Captain Kangaroo To the Wes Salle, who is putllng the king beat badly houcwife who has to keep up lineman through their drills. Coach Kline continues to with th always on the go They are the same drilis that shout insuctions, but his men )oungster, it means a bUfu1 tumpf picked up at aeem to have ouble co second p of coffee, and to this professional camp during a prebendlng Stumpfsees all and ater, it means Just 15 more "busman's holiday," and wondc hours until a welcome bed helped in allowing no mayor 'nehundflftyo 3 yfland not hoe r a knee 'I((t 1ruii mt (pk Mo9tgofmr t th , h udiy anuses, bciaust. eight a m means while 8111 Kline handles the wondering like other count) something entirely different to Linebackers. COnChes, "wh)" hinaAsCatsthofthe.ie,J0 p S1a1 head coach of the Kline Mr Mi 1vcryting" Washington then returns to 't to the head Uon lie Is U defnsIvehalfljack along with a nI3e0: defenste coordinator, unof fof the oUer (wit atringe -' -- - .d Pt i 1 fly LEE GEIGEIt Herald orrespondeat ____ - Different View -' w-* — - SAN DIEGO tAP) A swt demanding U2 million dollars from the San Diego Padrei and attachment of all the teams' anets imtll the money Is paid was filed Friday by te city of San Diego. &zperior Court Judge George A. Laxar granted a tern. rt r the tc in '1UUL IFflLILLM? equIprnit, CORtrACI AtIU L1Ct.OUfl1. receivab1ejnW a hearg SeTI. 12 before Jue EU towboy' Despite Scholarly Status I - IL L f -s I -f"m't F . - Black Indian r __________ . - 9 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973- -'13A TRUCKING MIXED Quite a bit of consistent bowling prevailed in the league as Jeff Johnson hit 187-523, Dot Lee 7l-492, Ron Allman 186-519, Roy Templeton 1815, Jim Carver 189-517, Polly Price 182-520 and Phyllis Walsh 186-482. TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS This group showed some hot bowling as Al Blazina barely nudged teammate Ste!la Calloway via 182-530 to 188-529. Lillian Placek turnud in a fin. 17i-.19'J and Lynctte Mc\Vatea's hit ' 95-454. his aiwa s been with winners ' (as pla Jand coach) to bring ( $ irit to the I mism - •he seven-year losing drought t.ould be over. Of course, yot need players, too, and here S wt'ere a note of few goodies were turned in with Charles Elberry leading the way with 203-566. M. Mitchell 'ut 199-488, 'F. Lively 182-421, T. Lee 153-427 and Is. Stephens 157-436. - Terry Waldrop was in great form as he tallied 2l2-27-202-l2I to easily outdistance his rivals, Kit Johnson set a new personal high game with 233-575 as Eddie Ryan hit 198•478, Cheryl Kinder 1ri3439, Bill Batten 176-441, Stephen Btä'ti 360-456, Mark Whitley 201415 and Hobby Bradshaw 205-529. fined Nastase $5,000 for playing , . H, Smith in the U.S. Open Tennis POST - A lot depends on how much football 81 TI?,E 8 remains And Ask John STE EL RA DI A A4 • SECONDARY liii Bf4diCy, the ono.t,ryie wunderkin(1 from lexas. is the sparL, of the deep brigade, the leagues best at picking of Passes a 'labial leader from his &4110?y post. Thøyv got Other oldsters such as Nato Ramsey and Al Nelson, available at corners, but the search is definitely Vol blood. Fair KICKING - SIub-'otj 'Tom Dempsey Cart toot some spectacutjr fiJ jiials he can eisi, blow some Eitro Uiii tiruley or Torn M. Neil. the tatter a specialist, can handto the Punting It'll take McCormack some time to organize his special units young F.lr PREDICTION Unless Gabriel Is amazingly rejuvenated, the Eagle. wlH struggle on a rbuI'dlng ladder - fourth I the NFC East. ' -'•- ' The revoluntioflary tire designed for long — QIJ. distance and freeway driving __________ ___________________________ ___________ Centn,ntstCij,iir; TI - ________ AIR'ONUITIONED DINING ROOM L BR I D G ES 1011 E - - I Dickey P,M. TWO NIGHTS die. - About The Ne w '536 5 414 • uir lugurng. - - Call or Drop By '0 O.ie P ol O,ianJ., • 00 17 92. AFt. The Other, Mel Tom, has been a staunch Eagle. The tackles are it tossup, with arm unknown n*rnpql .'i LINPeACI(INQ - The big switch to seal off a weakness In the mid. has been making Ron Porter thø 'mike' man He s an Ictive experienced veteran, if it dosn I work Out, they can always go back to Dick Abihr. Stove Zabel, itili developing is a strong $poc,men on the Outst(10 Fair '-'- '-' SEj1INOLE TURF CLUB kr*,,.n Land. r'- LAST in a couple of oor.3O pn(1 One. Gerry Philbiri comes from the Jets (vie KC as the het in the history of tho Nasta,se is aLso In trouble for - DEFENSE - AUTO-TRAIN JUNIOR-SENIOR professional sins, , , Wiu, if new stretchsnç e'erclses relieve th pfls that h,%y hamperj th', ca'oer of e-Cou Norm uticn Fair LINE - t3ig recastng gob needed because sacking the quarterback was the bUy pastime of au Eagle foes a year ago. Toward that eni1 they made Jerry Sizemore, a young bull from Texas, the top draftee and also picked guard Guy Morris, of ICU Blending them in with the remaining mediocritit, is the challenge of '73. FeW "i U'4ü A • ear'ier y Nastase entered Wimbledon pessimism intrudes. Championships. was----e1imInatd ....- .. ---ut an nir ewcm ,o in the second round by tunas- boycott the tourney and gained Nwning and virtually unknown the No, 1 seed. But he fell OFFENSE victim Andrew Pattison. The 24-year- toanut, Just like in the U.S. PASSINQ — Can 41 iail, aging Filipino with a bad elbow end a old Rhodesian needed only 4¼ bruised psyche find salvation in Philadelphia? Its the big gambie minuteStObel*ttl3eiilcmpered open, A ict of hI.s peers wer- SIU" because the price for Roman Gabriel was high I two players, three Homanian 6-7, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 prised at the early losses, but draft choices). At least, he should set an example for John Reaves Good Friday after the match was not particularly disappointed. RECEIVING - Among the baubles given up for Gabriel was league. halted by darkness in the final Nastase, the 27-year-old Ie1dng rOceiver Harold JacIson. And yet they're not sighing because ai( 'fliursday Davis Cup star, admitted that 6-8 Harold Carmichael no.' has a lull shot to pIa' regularly, along Others would have liked the his with fh.get Don Hawkins Best of an. tight eni rookie Charles Young of current problems had be,m opportunity. usc look, liko an Instant start Good weithlng on him. "I would have liked to see RUNNIPIG - Th McCormaci, touch might transform "If I speak riOW, I will say ________________________________________________ James into one of the big ball-carrying throats in ________________________________________ the game. Heil Plflvst aclequati accompenment LINE SCA MIXUPS II FOIIEST hI1L.S, N.Y. (AP) him intheflnauiflwasgoingto somengbadnndbesor'(a. shouting at an ump llie Nastase was dealt a In a naa- be there," said Smith, a er,t' he said after the match tournament in Cincinnati and - 1k'7 &AIFEE1 I For fl,r'vit,n, 831 1143 40,000 Miles ALL SIZESVAILABLEJ '' DON'T MISS Fv1cROBERTS TIRES THE SEASON'S JOHN QICKEY INC. ACTION PACKED END8' ____________________ -- -- I i W. rI,i Sanford 322-0651 a 4,. �-- - 14A---The Sanlord Herald - - - .. '' __ "r ' 7-I?' ." - 't ' '"1FL' - T:' .----, , -'.---.-.---,.,.'. ... -_- - ,, - Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973 -- Airboat Crews Herding' Plants THE SPORTS The Sanford Herald 1973 College Grid Schedule The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. ?J97i5 TIME MACHINE lt ,. lirase and 'iitii Sli,,oii', Auoci2ted Press (Games played at (kids of teams In (ml columns nci$ those marked (') played *1 IkId of teams Is date columns. (N) Nlgbt game. (X) See footnote for games no on schedule proper. Rest ecore of (972 game Is hat of learn In (hit column). SEPT. 22 SEll'. 29 Term. 'Tulane (N,O-10) 'Bucknell Cult 'Texas MM (N) Vermont (N) Rhode Island (17.21) 'Columbia Cornel! (7.37) Bucknell 'YnIe (7-28) ColgaLe (37-7) 'New 1-lamp. (24.14) 'Lthigh (28-22) V . .fl.I,.* --.. '-L')7S Mass. (19-28) Temple (7.15) 'Gettysburg (27.6) Penn (12-55k Delaware (22.28) 'Harvard (28-19) 'MIchigan (7-35) ,----.-.----. -.. ..t' ., L.alayettr (55-12) ln.n (11 10) :t--1 Rutgers (76) 'Brown (21-17) 'PrInceton (6-7) 'Wash. 'H-Cross (15-7) 'Maryland (7-37) Coon. (28-7) OCT. 13 OCT. 6 OCT. 20 OCT. 27 NOV. 24 NOV. 17 NOV. 10 NOV. 3 Fishermen, boaters, and camp operators In waters of Seminole county can take heart trnc more us teams of workers from the Game and Fish East ARMY BOSTONCOLl) $OSTOSIU.(I) 0WN BUCUUI COLGATE C04UWfiA CONNEC1lCUT() CORNELL DARTIJOUTH DUANARE Boston U. 'Lafayette (33-14) 'Vermont (I-U) Gettysburg (64-7) ?-4, hARVARD HOLY CROSt (X) RINGS POINT 'New Hamp. Curry Coi8ate (14-33) Rutgers (13-41) Maine (37-0) I'enn State (10-2h l) (• " '%'Y (2110) [(NIGH MASSACNUSETIS NAVY (I) '! PLN5TLVANiA P1J(W STATE 1) 1, PR1NCLIOa iooE isi* t.as () SYRACUSE (I) TIiPU (1) YIIIANOVA (Xi TAtE 'Neastern (27-7) 'Lehigh (41-13) Mich. Stat Akron (N) CInn. (7-14) POWL1V2 CRUX (I) CINCINNATI CX) DAYTON (I) ILLINOIS (I) IJIOIANA(X) H'WA (I) )OV* STAT! (I) Ilayton (N.5-0; 'Villanova (14-7) B.Gtren (NOS) 'Calif 'Aria. (N) 'UCLA (N) Idaho F1..S. (22-24) Tulsa (21-13) 'Ohio (37.14) ':. i ,,.. 'Purdue Stanford 'Syracuse N. Dakota mrgtnia N.C.St.ate 'W.Mkh. (l0-14 '- ' (37 Necatem (37.0) RA*S.AS StAlL (Xl ALE iATt .-: MIAMI IO,) (A) WICHIGAN(X) VHICAN STATE CX) MINNESOTA (I) MBUS&A (1) kO. LUIIS (I) R2ThA (I) hTEDA.WI (I) ONtO STATE IA) W.Mch. (13-13) Toledo (19-8) 'Tulsa (N) 'Temple (N) Cent. Mich. (N) Sc. Id. (14,6-6) W. VirginIa Stanford Kentucky (35-34) 'W.VLzglnIa Artanna 'Penn St. (10.14) Coin. (22-34) 'Arkansas Mlnn. (34-28) 'Teno. 'Tampa (N,31-7) Mt-mphis Si. 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Green (0-17) 'Kansas (10-13) Iowa St. (20-8) 'Iowa (24-0) 'Ball 81. (13-7) 'Cola. St. LouisvIlle (28-20) MIami, 0. (8-35) Drake 'Mich.St. (0-31) Dayton (13-31) 'Tulane (N) 'Springfield (2l3-i6 'Y*l. (48.30) N(' Stnt (37-22) NL)Atnv (I42) 'l$MPfard tLO-7) 'Templo ()-22) 'Air Force 'Holy Cross Rhode Ii. (22-0) W. Chester Penn (30-48) K Mich. Ohio (14-28) 'Lou1vW. (11-28) 'Mkh. (7.31) Nrestcrn (14-23) 'Wi,. (14-16) 'Net.'. (23-23) Cola. (8-33) 'Ok.la. S. (14-45) MIamI, 0. (21-10) r'.le-h. o 'Kent St. (10-21) IllinoIs (31.7) 'C St. (l-1) Purdue (3-28) OkIa. (6.17) Iowa St. (23-23) 'XavIer (23.7) - mjo. (23-14) 't'itt (44-16) Mich. St. (12-19) Cino. (28.14) Ken. St. (45-14) 'MIssouri (17.6) 'MUm. (28-3) Drake (9.19) 'Marshall (21-0) Ball St. (31.14) 'NTis-St. (23-6) crwa (16-14) Nc.. Ill. (7-20) __u,#uu,- -- Tenn. (17.10) 'Ga. Tech (24.14; E.Camllna (21.27) 'Duke (0-7) 'Wm&Mary (6-56) Clsrnn (7-0) 'Citadel (27-"l) Miss. (16-0) Memphis St. 'MI (7-31) 'VandubUt (28-3) uourn (14-24) LSU (N,0-i0) Kentucky (N,10-0) Ills. Si. (N) 'W. Forest (23-0) 'Florida St. Houston (19,14,33-13) 'florida (0-16) 'Louisville (N) 'Tulane (N) - Neastern (0-10) 'Prtncetm (10-31) 'MaIne (17-14) 'Lehigh (4234) 'Cornell (14-0) Rutgers (13-21) Columbia (0-14) Yale (14-45) 'VL'qrxwa (14-7) Laiay.tIe (-4) 'Penn (27.38) Miami (7-20) 'W.Virginia Conn. 'Corned (28-48) Vermont 'Wm.& Mary Dartmouth (8-38) '3oston U, Brown (48.28) 'Columbia (35-8) 'MaIn. (62.0) rost (l4.l.) PrInceton (7.10) Syracuse Hofitra (14-17) Drexel (16-0) 'Rochester (35-14) - W.Vrg!nt5 (7'2) OhIO (N) 'Tea.ArI. N.3847) 'So. Ill. 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(P4,13.52) 'Wm&Mary (3-31) 'VirgInia (12.15) 'Penn Slit. (19-28) VAIl (31-3) 'Mi:.. St (N,53.1A) Florida (36-20) 'RIchmond (7-21) Wake ?ortst (Cl-C) 'VAIl (15-14) 'Ga. Tech (20.14) Wrn&Mary (P4.21.15) 'Auburn (20-20) 'Houstoi (N,27.31) '1.. Rhyne (N) 'Terra. (0-14) Duk; (14-20) Tu1ne (7-18) 'Miss. (17.10) 'Tulsa (26-28) Penn. 5*. (16-46) VPI (N) W.Virgfxda (2d.N) LSU (16-17) Ala. (P4.14-58) 'VirgInia (23.3) 'S.CarolIna (P4.42-24) CItael (21-7) N.Carullna SL(N,24-42) Welter Stat. Georgia (14.0) 'Kentucky (18-7) - All,,. St. (14-3) FUrman (IM-13j 'N Carolina (1026) 'Wake Forest (7-9) RIchmond (21.0) GeorgIa (7-10) 'VPI (27.15) 'Citadel (13-19) 'Fioñda (10-7) VP!! 'Vanderbilt (14.13) Dayton (25-li) VIrginia (24-23) So. Miss. (14,14-14) 'Army (25-7) 'i'uburn (3.14) Clemson (26-10) 'Penn St. (22-37) 'KCalIna (0-21) App.SL (P4,41.7) 'Memp.St. (N,14-14) 'W.Tex,St. (N) Navy (N) Kentucky (13-14) 'Maryland (23-24k PTa. St. (16.27) 'Georgia Tech Duke (9-7) Boit&ir Col. Colgate N.Carolina (3-23) 'Memphis St. (N) Davidson (14-Il) 'Clemson (0.31) 'MiamI (2d,N) 'E.Csrolirra (P4,15-il) - -MIaml 'GeorgIa (27-10) Daiklso (25.16) Maryland (6-31) 'Citadel (16-25) N.C.Sti'mt. (017) App. 6t. (N,35.7) Kentucky (40-0) So. CarolIna (21.24) Aubwn (10-27) 4avv (P4.30-i) 'Florida (0-40) MIss. St. (14,28.14) 'Clemson (31-6) 'SW Li. (N) 'Alabama Term. (0-17) 9.512 (P4,14.28) Wake Forest (21.0) 'I)uI'e (17-0) 'iVm&Mary (20-3) 'fla 51 (24.21) 'W.Tcz.St. (P4,14-i) Chattanga (N) 'Miss. (r7-0) Vanderbilt (P4,21-7) 'Tulane (P4,7-21) 'W.VlrginIk (10-48) VAIl 'Vpj 'N-CarolIna (0-21) VIrginia (48-10) Uchmond (3-20) - - IllinoIs (l3-43 AIr Force (22d. 41-7) 'Mkh. (14-11) 'Marshall (14-31) 'Iowa St. (45-14) Neb (23&17-14) 'IndIana (42-7) 'Ill. St. (7.10) 'Xavkr 'WIchita St. (10.9) " ' - Tulsa (9.10) 'Mir.n. (8-14) Toledo . a .- TeaaaA&M (7-10) TCU (42-9) F1s.St.(N,3l.27) 'Clan. (26.27) 'Tess. Tech (6-10) Texas (9-17) CSMU (17-9) 'Arkansas (10-7) 'Baylor 9-42) RIce (10.6) 'La- Tech ('4-3';) ArIa- (P4,22-45) 'N.Mez.St. (P4,63-14) 'Rice (20.23) 'Texas (3-17) 'Cola St. (46-l3 Wkb'ta St. (6-23) Arkansas (23-20) 'Tea. MM (17-27) Baylor ( 17.3) SAIU(27-17) Texas Tech (31-7) 'TCIJ (7-31) 'Ar*. ¶41 (74) Tampa (N) 'SMtJ (7-22) 'Texas Tech (7.13) Tulsa (P4,22-45) Texas MM (20-14) Arkansas (22-7) TCU (27-0) '111cc (14-20) 'Texas (0-27; Baylor (13-.) W.Mkhlgan Artz.SI.(N,14-55) So, Miss. (P4,7-14) .. --: JIZONA STAT! (I) Ii:djna tN Wash-St. (N) (1) ccioPi. T( (2) cEwMiX8 (I) 'Wj.ctniin 14Mezico St 'Tex.Tech (16-.4l) lit .- t- T ('a !.,-, -t. Cob St. (N) Ot.r-St (P4,3-29) Baylor Ara- St. (N) 'Air Port. %Virht.i St (N2023' Otc (N) 'Las Vegas (N) TcaELP (13.20) t iLLi' t:.Jiu) San Diego St. Pacific Ta) sTAll (I) 'ciIco Penn St.a'e 'Iowa 'New Mn (P4,80-7) 'Utah 8*. (19-43) 'Iowa St. (54-22) 'Idaho Ark.SL (P4,140) 'Tss!LP (P4,20-31) 'UCLA (N) B.Young (42-19) 'WIsteria 'Colorado (7.38) N.M.xico (P4,27-18) 8-Jose St. (P4,51.21) Iowa Stat. AIr Force (35-7) UtAh Stat. (0-2 1) 'Aria. (P4,15-27) '5- t)ltg St 114) Wyoming (N,27-6) 'C-cIa St. (21.0) 'Utah (P4,8-27) 'Nary (17-21) Tea.Tech (P4,10-35) B.Young (P4,49-I?) 'Ar%s.St. (P4,17.49) 'Okla. (20-14 'Wyoming (9.28) Tez.ELP (56-7) 'Tura 'San Jose st. (N) (74) 'W,'Texai 'Cob. St. (25-9) DavIdson (68-6) Utah (N,41'-4A) 'Or.St. (P4,38-i) 'WyomIng (33-14) Missouri (17-20 'Tea. ELF (P4,35-22) 'ftjos. St. (P4,1.14) NTtSt. (P4,36-22) 'Ar,. (P4,28-27) Kent Stat. B.'ioung (14-33) Army (14-17) 'Tsz,ELh' (P4,45-22) 'Utah (59.48) New Met. (21-7) 'N.h. (10-33) Toledo 'R.Young (7-21) W-T*-St (P4,14-63) ArIa.SL (48-59) Wyoming (35-23) 'Utah Sl,.t. (23-35) Rutgtrs 'H.Young (21-7) WyomIng (43-45) Artiona (7-21) 'Kansas (33-8) Houaton (13-48; Utah (14.59) ('th St iN14 4i1) 'N-MexIco (59-14) 'N.Mez.St. (P4,48-14) 'Arts. St. (45-43) 'Arizona AIr Force 'Tex.ELP (P4,55.14) Weber StaIn Okla.SL (6-31) 'Arrr.y aaJ'. -,- - v4ICT'N ¶*T( I') prcu' iAN OiGC St. (1) UuOL £1411j 50,CAtOtEA 1j ITAWOtDU lj in k$8I$CfCM (I) ASN5H.T CX ' '., ( Utah (N) 'fl.Young (P4.29-3) - Keot St. (3014,14.0) Staotord (C-ti) Oklahoma (H) SJcs. 5*. (44-0) 'Mkh- Stat. Syracuse' Idaho (35-14) Wa..K (21-25) t. 'Michigan So-Ce). (6-51) S.Jo.. 8*. (P4,38-25) Houatoa (P4,1449) Padflc (N,28U) 'Oregon $1. (.514) 'IllinoIs Utah (P4) 'Calif (35-21) 'Dhio State 'Oregon (31-12) 'ICU ii;) C*W. (12-31) 'Wash. (16-23) Long Bach (i'J,14-I0) N.Mn.St. (N) 'MaSt. (4,21"51) Wsah.Si. (4-4-3) UCLA (23.2$) 'Stadosd (28.23) OraSt. (23.16) 'Sa (as. (3-44) Or.'. St. (2-25) Wbtr St. (1C-2G) 'SoCal. (0-18) !CaIlL (26-23) 8-Diego St. (P4,1-20) 'Pacific (N,20-7) UtaJi (N) Oregon (19-0) 'Wash. (24.0) 'Wuh.St. (35-20) St,dord (0-24) UCLA (20-35) Mix. St. a, Drahi (IC-2S). SEPT. I: Ari. at ç,i. St. (17-0), Ct.I arm,os ep.ijj, Dass'dsoa (77- 1 7), V pie... it Ibylrm (NjJ -1i), Ak-iou D, DriAeat W Tn. St. (f4.a.IJ), £ Cor.ua,N.( Si. (Nj6.5t), PeshyuHaa at hr.n (10-7), !Ic.Iy Cvu a: Man- (24.16), Ti':, El Paso a liaho, Lametai N. Mn. Si. (N,24-.iPJ, L.M3h a, Ho/,irs (N,l1.-44), , -'--4 .5, '- I"-' i'a.ir,. at i-f (" !A: a i-los; .5: (2C'-16J, L CLII a.' i':b 00 17), ld i at \ 111, N Scrs.weato at Pf (s), 5a Cl-ira at Sea lou Si. (N,21.J1J, Xe net at Temple (N,l2-JO), 4l1.0 h-z, S at Tn, .iliq:o (XI SEPt. I; £ - - -- - - - - - , (N), Us. (i4i5, P4. L LL.sy.ti 1'flfl7.1I. W. Mkh as Ceat. A&L SEPT. 1cre.JiI'i.. 44. (A/), . p (11), Ort, St. at AaMre, (1k-Ia. it1aJrI4' (NP. Te,rrpt. a Sortie C. (N,,.'749j, srt Ii. at Mile (V.25), lowliag Greta at Syrorau . - - -- Ck. St. ii3. }riN.t44j,XETftatG1(l97J.Ptt,4$er4uatCiitid(N), Coal Gria,S. Cor.Si.,CaIs.atLSU(N), J.IhIS j (n** , Rtrlmo.1,r Dis,eboa (28-141 Dayrsa at 4ltemi, (1 (1.14), W Ckesu,at DeL (14 31), IMAsat Ta (N),! Cerailmi 't'CLA (13.49) Mitanr St (3.;7) Wash. (17-23) AJtLSI. (P4,7-31) 'Santa Clara Florida St. (N) N-MexIco (P4.14.7) 'N.D.rne (45-23) Waah.8t. (13-27) Calt (41.13) 'Oregon (23-17) 'Stanfnrd (21-1-3j It's Juno 1941 arid thu. Ngzig have just sunk an American ship, the Hoh,sn Moor. Those same Nazis are nearing a rhow. down battle with Russi'i. A! borne, tht, Polo Grotin-Ja am 113sti,ig it, own showdown battle, It will b.' the tint heavyweight titI. bout in lb.. .'ld i.m'Iiu'n t I4 V - :? - it'-! t itjI(j I..' no?1 in,' Hilly (irIn, th.- Iiglit-he,-w- eight t-!impson, until lit' gove UI) the till.' two weeks ago in order to chalkngi (or the heavyweight crown, is squaring ofT with the (omed Brown Bomber of Detroit, Joe Louis. Louis is making liii 181?, title dr-tense. 'fluBomber is an annihiln(ipg punche,-. Comm. 'oted (ighter of the year in 11)40 is a brilliant boxer r'vitb great courage, lie weighed in (or tonight's fight at 174 pounds. Louis weIghed 199. The nction In lb.' early rounds hits Corn on the run mid scoring with jabs and occasional flurries. Louis is stalking his flhirfl 1 nlways, but hair failed to hit Cor,n run'ostontly or --qwrrely cn.;ugh to put him down. Now wtfre in round twelve, In the last few round. Comm hits changed his style, lie's nol running anymore,hIea covering up inside and then unleashing volley, of punches on the champion, Louis I. having trouble with Conn'e speed. Billy lands a sweeping kit hook to the jaw and Louis slagg.'p. .Joe lun'P,eq f"rv.,-,r.l anti 'ri.b-s ('ui-in in order to k...-1. (ruin failing L0u14 is in 4-riou, trouble but fights hick t thin bell. It is now evident thtri Billy Corn is only three rounds awn)' frnr' .h.. henvywr1ht -. -rn. Hound thirteen begins and Lout snuthes forward probing with his kit (or an opening to send home his deadly right i..t LuL J,..,C-urn and harke him Into the ropes. Billy retaliate, furiously with, a sari?, of lxxIy-hoa(i combinations Hut die diaaznpjon is Landing too and his punches have more fire-power. Corn is hurt! Louis keeps shooting pinpeint bombs to tls,. cF.niknger, body and head. With twelve seconds :o go in the 13th, the champion claims his man with a crushing right above the i-ar. The Brown Bomber has won and Is sliD champion. Hut tonight, that crown *as within grncping distance of the little challenger from Pittirburgh, Billy Conn. - ALLYOUGOTTODO (22d,N,35.21) Murray Olderman - L - 1) N. CarolIna (044) 'UCLA (30-21) Oregon (31.14) - - - Tens. (7-li) Ala. (22d,N,21-35) 'W. Texas St. Tulane 'Clan. (49-24) Florida (P4.6-I?) Miss. St. (51-14) 'Miss. (14-Si) 'Duke (14.0) Wake Forvat (42.13) - - J Q ey, who's only 3! and voted the )' greatest tight cod in history, retire so early? Who succeeds Mm as president 01 the PLayers Association? - Jay Moore, Frederick, Md. A The blunt truth is that John, who was a great one, IJU age 2$, couldn't get out of the way of his pot. Kneeiap surgery In 1970 and his preoccupation with the NFLI'A got him out of shape and he never did get his weight down. Bill Curry, the center of the Houston Oilers, has already taken over as Association prexy. Mackey leaves behind a good story dating back W his first pro g.me with the Bal0vno-e Coils: 'My coaches told me I could outrun Richie Petitbor;, the safety of the Hears, the fit-st time I played against him. We called a bowout pattern in which I could go inside or out, depending on how he reacted to my lake. Well, I ran It per(eciJy and just as I passed him, he yelled. 'hey, rookie, welcome to the league, 1 turned around and said, Thank you.' Just then the pass sailed over my head." Q - I know of switch hitters, but are there any switch pitchers or were there any in baseball? Susan Carter, Aromas, Calif. • - 'N.C.Stat., (13-42) 'Syracuse (43-12) A - There was a Tony Mullane who pitched In the 1880s and '90s who threw both right and left and won 285 games in 13 years. More recently, Ed Head, a rlghthander for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1940s (with a no-hitter in '46), was ambidextrous, but he never threw lefthanded in a major league game. Texas Tech (24-14' SItU (7.12) WyomIng (N) 'aolego St. (P4,0.21) 'TCU (25-21) 'Baylor (12-7) 'Tea. MM (22d.38-3) 'rexas (22d.3.38) RIce (21.15) 'Ark. (14-24) Lamar (P4,10-3) Q - What qualifies Howard Cosell to make valid com merits on football strategy7 I feel Frank Giflord and Don Meredith are a lot more authentic? Tim Goodheart, Niles, Ohio. A - So do the Giifcr and Dandy feel they're more authentic In grid expertise. Actually, Howard's forte i his retentive prowess. He's great at recalllnk names and assoclattog them with facts and figurts Chances are iie couldn't tell a weak side from a strong side zone. - LouIsvIlle Utah St. (16-44) 'Utah (44-16) 'New Met. (14-17) E3.Youag (P4,7-16) 'So.Miu. (22d,27-21) 'Houston (N) Si S.. Mls.t. (.P), fls. St. as IYak-i Fort,: (N), Ku. St. .111.. (N) a A"4i S. di 11rr41 (N,1740), cs. Florida !M'M __ #i_-'- ,.-.'----".'-- -- _________ - :1.-I .- - -.== __ - "5 GOOD DAY'S CATCH R. 1. SALLEE (left) Kissimmee, and Larry Branham, Orlando, show off a nice string of bass caught on plastic worms, with the largest coming in a 8½ pounds. The rest hit the scales at 3½ pounds _____________________________________________ or smaller. Q - My friend and I think there sbould be a longer lasting cover on baseballs. I read rect?ntly that cowhide is just as good as ol' horsehide. But I seem to recall a plastic type of cover used In Japan that was supposed to last twIce as long as horsehide. Whatever happened to it' Curious, Santa Ana, CalIf. There Is a vinyl-covered ball used In Little League A ccmpetition. And there Is experimentation with It on a higher level. Duke Zilber of Spalding, the major league supplier. tells me that cowhide covers have been tested the last three years and because of improved tan.iing roesses there will be ('O liii' ttist't,.ii!c ill the' 1tI 11'.if(tiS flt't I )eir i)oci Al i)aris, the general managing partner, really (I call the shots for Ihe ('akiand RaIders' f)oe, that make Coach John Madden a stioge' - Sonny Karnofaky, Sacramenlo, Calif. A I can tell you firsthand that Al-mighty doesn't have a pipeline to the field during a game. hl.' isnt even in commu. nit'ition 'nu can bet hu lr'tq the ro.im-h.'s know l:it''i h_it hr ui:m . l;ct'ausc a n.plt' of hours Jl(i every gailie. Ilit're are films waiting for him in his posh Piedmont boric. The Davis !rx.tball philosophy, obviously, permeates the Raiders and Influences thu game plan. What tire bell, he knows inure than hs coach. But Madden does tiuck the head guy when It COHItS to dee.diiig who plays. - I l - - - - -. - 'SrI (21 21) - Ore. 31. (353) 'Oregon (3-30) N.Tex.Sj. (N,26-o) 'Haw&fl (P4,14-aS) UCLA (24.7) (laW. ('21.24) 'SoCe). (7.24) Wuh.St. (10-37) 'Wh. (27.10) r,s.,s. Ca rotI,.. (VJ4. - Get Closer 6), P111.1 Ga., hawaii at Wash., Noiheassne .1 11.1, (lOSS, Ike at HOW,.(N,14.1J), lust St. at 1ihi (2I-W, fli*, .t (37.70), Mkb. ii lowe (114), Wash, St. ci kia. (li-i?), L.aritZy as KeatS:. (14-C), VP!., K,., Lsfaye'rtq a' K4.p Pt, (2(1- LI), IV. I".. a, I'iiiso,'a ii Man., N. Ter. St ,%lni,/tJf St. (N,6-7), Mk& St.ei Nôrtbwteri '24-14), Miii 01 ()Aia Si. i 1927i, St. (42), Mist, at Mo., Navy at VA!!, N. Max. St. as N. Mar. (PJ20-SS), Vs. a: NC. Si. (N,14.J5), Wits 8 1 Ivy asN.E. L.a. atM),; N.C,, f. St. Se'. 1!., Trz. d.*gte. as Ok-la. St. (3-21), Pacific as El (N,19.u;: P ' StssJtstt, Ps"'at 141:. (2-4), Sec iou Si at Frtuo (N,? 1-U,', So. III. it lYe. lu. Susa Qaea as SMU (N,,I, Tcidous TC. (N,O.fl) Wi,Ajj. St. at Ta.,. 4AM (N1i.43), Utah as Tar, Ttc.h. (N,245), DV. Tar. Si. at Tab. (N), Wake? St. at Utah St. (N,16-201, CAauaaa.g. as Yaale4Jft (.V,4-27), L 8IÜL , w. Mach. (20-21). i-rj Enforcement TALLAHASSI:E Increased vigilance, statewide, by wildlife officers of the Gami- and Fresh Water Fish Cornrnls.shm wil) mark the opening of the marsh hen hunting Sept. l,ln an effo -t to thwart the threat of deer poaching and other game violations. The commission anticipates an increase in illegal hunting activity in areas other than Florida's marshes and enforcement officers will beon dccelerated patrol duty both day and night in wilderness areas throughout the state. The commission does not expect excessive violations of marsh hen hunting laws or in the marsh hen areas, but does anticipate that the opening gun of the 1973 hunting season will. tria'e.'r an increase cf illcal hunting in other utit±ds. Lirantley Goodson the commission's law enforcement chief said, 'l'herc has always been seine increase of Illegal hunting during the early fall months and we expect this type of action to accelerate thIs year due I..) a combination of food prices and beef shortage. "We have already noted an increase In fire (night) hunting and feel this will increase as the hunting season draws near. With inflated food p-ices we expect increased market hunting activity which Includes the sale of deer and other ,vildlife as well as rustled beef," he reported. The commission has spent much of the summer preparing for the accelerated enforcement program. The addition of 17 wIldilife officers authorized by the Florida Legislature plus six additional wildlife Inspectors will enable the commission to better combat the anticipated increase in hunting and fishing violations. As the annual hunting season draws near personnel normally assigned other duties will be assisting wildlife officers. This extra enforcement force Includes fish and wildlife managemint personnel as well as Information arid education officers. "There is always the unscrupulous Individual that will kill wildlife by illegal methods for the purpose of selling such wildlife for a profit. "We will make every effort to apprehend this individual and make the practice unprofitable, however, the enforcement officer needs the support of both the sportsman and citizen in discouraging market hunting activity," Goodson said. Market hunting Is not limited to deer and might Include other wildlife and fresh water game fish. There is 'ipparently established mnarkels foi' species such as rabbit, raccoon, quail and migratory birds such as duck and coot. While some wlldli!e may be peddled from the trunk of an autoiriulille In oilier areas it is an under-the-counter sale in established markets, The increase in Florida market hunting activity Is not as high as that reported from other states. Colorado reported an increase of almost 95 per cent and Oklahoma indicates a statewide increase of 200 per cent. - 'j- - FISh irig HC)1 - To !.rlUfl ting e -.:- Illegal Him ting _________ ______________ CFimIdar I e TALLAHASSEE - Fior,cja's hLs-,tInq calendar for the 19737r season as set by trie Game and Fresh Water Fists Commission isis 101 10*1: Sept. I - Re,t and galilnule season tUo open iss•on ,xi Puri,isGaIiinuIe.l Spt. 5 - Archery ;nsson open; Sept. 30 (;(:)(:)ci - Archery season cioses. Oct. - First phas, dove season opens, Deer hound training season opens. Cci. 2$ - Deer hOund trainir,g season cios-es. Nov. 1 - First phase do',e seeson Clam. Nov. - Riil end gallinul• season CloSet. Nov. 10- Deer. turkey, wild hog, squirrel, quail, snip,, loodCock and second passe dOve season opens. r.oason open for turkey gobblers only in not-tnwe-tt Floridi. Bear hunting in Bskemmd Columbia counf..s and special h..,nis In detIgnat wildI,ft mansgmcnt areas only. Wild hog hunting In speCified one in detlgnst,d wildlife mimiag.mee,t areas. Nov. 72 DUCk and coot season opens. Nov. 25 - Second phase dove season closes. 1 - T' i:r.e : -i G.,,;a. lan. 6 - Os'..-. turkey aid wild hog season closet excep norttw.j Florida. 6w s.aso. closes in B.ak.r ad Cotumba About half-way between Vet-- for snook around the passes and nandin.a 13-each and Mayport., bridges along Tampa and Boca around lOnilles offshore, Is an Clega Bays in September. area called "North East Tarpon range all along the Grounds." The bottom Li hard southern and central protions of sand and gravel with a 6 In !) the cot in b3y, rivers and foot rocky reef in 13 to 15 oyster bars. fathoms. 'Frout are on the grass flats ccunhie. This location Li good for sea and Spanish mackerel ouire Jan. 7 - Third Pirate dote season closes. lan. 10 - Duck and coot season :Ios.s. bass, red and vermilllon along the beaches. "The 40 - Special tcaup (blm,*blIt) season opens. snapper and red grouper (30 Fathom Edge" La popular at Jan. 13 - Wocxjcock season dam. deg. 31 ft to 30 deg 34 ft. N., 81 thIs time for red and black ia 70 Detf, turkey gobbler and wild hog season closes n north*'ett Florida. deg. 00 ft to 81 (leg. 06 ft. W.). grouper, scamp and red snapscajp Ibluebili) season Closet. Sailfish, dolphin, amberjack, per. Feb 21- Quail and Squirrel ssasun closet exCept in rortrrwesi king and Spanish mackerel are FIorl1a. Snip, season closes statewide March 3 still abundant in Upper East Quail and squirrel season closes in northwest This area Li 35 to 40 miles offFlorida Coast waters in September. shore from Bradenton to March 5 - Spring turkey gobbler season Opens south of State Trout, redlish, tarpon, whiting, Crystal River. The bottom La RoSd 50. March 23Spring turkey flounder and pompano are composed of ridges of liznestcme gobbler season opens north of State Rnsd 50. present In the inshore waters, rock with sand and shell (2 Marcn21_Sprinqturk,ygobblerSe.clam,hof State inlets and sounds. deg, 40 ft. toil deg. 511 ft. N.), ROad 50. April 7 - Spring turkey gobbler season closes nor-its of Uve pigflsh produce many Longitude varies with the 40 Stat. ROad large trout catches in the fathom contour line, Shooting Prours fat- all resident game are from one hail hour Mosquito Lagoon section of the before sunrise to one-halt rroi.,r after sun. Shooting hours for' Lower East Coast In Septem.miaratory birds other than dove are from one-half ho,.., before September is a good u sunrise to sunser. Shooting hours for dove ar, from 17 noon to her. visit the Northwest Coast of Other fish Found in Inland Florida, After Latxr Day, the Sportsmen are urgecr to check the', semmary of hun1n rules watersare redlish, sheepshewJ, ond eV-..ttont for b. swiuner crowds have gone mitt. soecil reJutaton; .ini local (CPI10iss drum, pompano, snook, and home, and the weather and flounder. Offshore are Spanish fishing are great. and ling mnackeral, grouper and CUP OUT AND SAVE Offshore are sailfish, king red snapper, sailfish, dolphin, mackerel, dolphin, blackfln tuna and, In the southern s tuna, white marlin, snap. Lion, blue and white nxarlln. per, grouper, scamp and warA favorite area for this time saw of )'ear Is called the "Melbourne Grounds," located Just southeast of Pen3acoIa, almost 15 mIles due east of a few miles offshore, is the ('ape Canaveral in 11 to 19 wreck of an old Russian DARLINGTON, S.C. AP fathoms, ing, will be held Monday freighter. This Is an excellent A 40-man starting It has a hard sand bottom, location for catching red dutieS at least field that in''he 40-car race will be run 10 solid conshell, gravel and coral rock up snapper, king before what may be a record mackerel, bonito, tenders was to be completed to. to 10 feet. crowd of more than 75,000. 0111. cobla and black grouper (30 nay for the 24th runn.ing of This isa hiding place for red dog. 12 fL N.. 87 dog. 13 lals of Darltngton Interft. W.) Sothe- 500-mile stock and vermilion snapper and red Inshore fishing piers yield race. national Raceway said the last and black grouper and red spade fish, pompano, tarpon, 8,000 reserved seats would be The $138,500 spectacular, Ihe placed snapper (27 deg, 50 ft. to 2$ deg. whiting and bluefish. Trout are oldest continuous event on the on sale early Monday. 27 ft. N.m 80 deg. 00 ft. to 80 dog. found at all times In bays, WInston Cup Grand National 2111. W.). Meanwhile, the gate.s to the bayous, sounds and the mouths circuit of the National Associ. 48-acre InLeld will open Sunday Yellowtail, mangrove, and of rivers. ation for Stock Car Auto Rae- night to admit ttisand. mutton snapper, grouper and grunts are found at a I Lihin' hole in the Florida Keys just __________________________________________________________________ southeast of Key West. This spot is several yards offshore of the main reef at a drop of -about 11 fathoms with coral and other growth (24 dog. 25 ft. N., di deg. i3 ft. W.). The favorite Sep. tcmber fish in the Gulf Stream ts dulphln at this tim., of the - - - Clemson (6-7) Utah St. (22421.37) 'VanderbIlt (30.7) 'Kentucky (17.7) 'Maryland Tampa (7-30) WyomIng (17-14) 'Wash- (34.7) Oregon (13-15) Ore.8t. (37.7) So.Cal. (7.34) Calif. (23-3'I) Ii The tipoff.' When the New York Met.s get around, inevitably, to firing Yogi Berra, the rumor we hear is that they'll dip Into Philadelphia, where Danny Ozark has done a tine Job with a weak Phillie, learn. 'MIami (f-4,17-e) 'N.Dam. (22d,7.2I) 'Ariz.St. (P4,21.38) Artz.(P4,38.il) 'Utnir (P4,10-7) Kan.Stat. (38-17) New Mexk 'Colorado Si. 'Wash.St. (37-23) Idaho St. (i-3j '8tarord (15-13) 'UCLA (7-37) 'HawaiI (N) 'Fresna (P4,21-14) ' - So.Caroilna (7.6) - SJopi, St. (10-17) iVabirgtoim UCLA (20-85) Wash-St. (7-37) Fresno (17-0) Long Beach (P4,33-14) 'CalIf. (17.10) SINrford (30-il) 'SaCaW. (21-30) 'Orsgon (65-20) 'Idaho 'OraSt. (37-7) • - - - SoC.!. (14.42) 'Mor,tsita 31-17) 'Wash-St. (14-31) Statiorä (1147) Los Angeles (36.21) '8-Joe. St. (P4,23.12) SDt.go 81. (N,12-23) 'CalIf (42.14) 'Ora.St. (17-11) Wash. (21.30) ___________________________ - Far West Iili,.i, .; 'Air iorce SMIT 'v-ing 'Uta.i si. Len (21,14,35-B) 'Georgia Tech 'Mkhlgsn baa (N) 'Duke (144) 'AnzSL N) - 1911 * - (11 - - - 'Tulsa (P4.21.20) 'Texa.A&M (15-13) 'Auburn 'N.Mex.St. (P4,22-38) 'Texas ('4.9-45) 'Texas Tech (3.17 RIce (N,45-9) Baylor 13-i5) 'Tennessee SMU (17.3) 'SW l.a.. (P4.7-0) COIO.SL (P4.22-35) 'Wichita 31. (21.16) . Ohio Stat. (11-14) 0.C% ;u Wi. (14-8) 'Kin. (17-28) 'OkIa. (23414.17) "- ' - 'Na,stern (43-13) Purdue 17-42) Mith. St. (8-6) OkIa. St. (14-45) Mouri (2-17) '('ulu l7-5) Cent. Mich. t)-. ') ' -- -. MemphIs Sr. (24-49) owa (21.0) 'Penn Stat. 'CoLa. (21-6) Kansas (31-7) MIchigan (6-9) 'indIana SI. (3-31) Kent SI. (N.9-27) 'N-Tea-St. (N,45.22) Tea ArI'ton Long Beach Nwestern (21.14) VilIenova (13-40) "Smokey" Adkln.s In just ii few time to do some of the Fishing. minutes of angling at Wekiva Rlvr Haven Camp. "Smokey" SALT WATER SCEIiE .1 caught the bIg one Is hyacinth jams which have department has opened the such short existed for months, order he was accused of entrance to Lake Jeasup at SR The Halifax Sports Fishing With Bob OrreII One team composed of 46 Eait and Li working on the alreadyhat.lngltonhisjnger Club of Daytona Beach anI)ayton Hudson and Jim blockage at Osteen Bridge. At when he started fishing. Many nounces the start of their sixth The second harvester has improve accordingly. A few mixed strings of 25-30 and Williams, both Seminole County cats annual tarpon rodeo on Sep. this point, the workers even been constructed and Is residents, put their airboat un- specks wet-c caught from the are coming 111 along with a few tember I. The contest b' dislodged the remains of a dead dergoing field tests open to at the dock here thin week, small b*s, through Its paces at SR 4 on the COW-WhEW! the public fc'r a small entry fee. present time. The machine With shad neaion Just around Wekiva [liver for three days Jim Blythe and family have FIshing days are designated as In addition to this, our county should be ready for use In this the corner, Pat Brooks at returned from their vacation Saturdays and Sundays of each this week. In irianuevers commissioners have been In area by the first of the year. Lemon Bluff waxed en- camping trip which originally week and ends Octobcr 7. reminescent of cowboys contact with the Department of On the local fishing front, thuslastic over the high water Was planned to take them tO r3unding up cattle, Hudson and Natural Resources In regards catches have been somwhat in -lies will be awarded In four the river predicting one of u Williams broke sections of the Nova Scotia. However, motor ,iufu.r....,. - ..-.L to lorattitig a mech2n!co! C.5 th.i n sill a (diiL4*3(iC this week. hestseasonseveron this highly rouble with the mobile home pr rotting, stinking nias.s of water fo the heaviest spinner hyacinth harvesting machine The water level In the river is sought after game fish, plants and herded them bet- on the St. Johns near forced them to Cut the trip ShOrt shark caught Osteen higher than it has been In many by any adult. Willie Fudge stopped by in Delaware. 3lythe, who wecn the bridge pilings. From Bridge. months and the current Is much Seminole Sporthig Goods Stor Further Information on :hts there the swift river current operates the Plaza Sports Shop, tarpon rodeo The first machine of 1-his stronger than usual. The best to report catching sPecks In obtained carried them downstream. as still laughing about his son by calling may this be writer, Bob nature is currently In use near reports on bass came in from shallow water jigging with the Larry catching a pair of small One!!, 3-915i or calling The two young men started Asor anti has apparently proven Osteen Bridge Fish Camp with rid faithful "No-Alibi" lure. Inlet operations last Friday, basi In Delaware. Other 1!ar satisfactory as rcsldcnt.s of that word of school bass striking In Fishing Camp at Inlet Salt water croakera cam€rs "uohed and are breaking up the Ja:a at Black- area have shown lied" such interest Boathouse Cut and In the mouth rr.aking .uoc, oasylona t,eaeI-.. over the "big fish" but Larry thea appearance water Creek and retnring the anti desire, the iiepartmem ha or i.ak Monroe. Speckled Lnke Monroe accord inj to Fred threw them bark, '-\ph.inir (!1iflflCifroT1ICimnpSminole to i'rt, fr--; th' ;i'it h..' decided to hctp it there for the hien h are picking up daily, Sweet at the 'i"ishln' Hole' that in Florida, "People didn't been few this week. A personal U S. Johns River. prtent time, strings of up to 30 being caught Tackle Shop. "In fact," said keep bus tt i1!" visit to the Intra-Coastal around the bridge pilings, with Fred "the seawall around tiw We heard through the Waterway south of New some shellcrackers being taken lake has produced a little bit :;-:. _____________ spe'ine that Jake Knight is Smyrna, resilted In an empty r,__of by the cane pole fishermen, everything this wce)t, plenty of still nursing sore hands from stringer and a good soaking in Bob King at Marina Isle had bream, some specks, arid just doing all the paddling on his _______ iit of the daily Cumdersqualis. word of one good string of nine about anything that will bite a excursion with "Gopher" Understand that Mosquito -. - bass taken by Henry Russel hook." hopkins. The two local anglers Lagoon Is still "hot" but you early in the week but since then 'IW Redbreast bream have gone ended up with limit strings of have to getup early to beat the catches have dwindled to a few on a feeding in bas, however, all taken on fly rain.-l.ET'S GO FISlllN' - _\ specks caught on live minnows Wekiva River with bank (JI ___________________________________ lnthedcepholesnearhiscarnp. fishermen catching sU they ' HWY 415 PHONE 3223 The outlook for speckled wanted right at the camp, perch In Lake Jeasup is ex. according to Irene Faulk of cclknt according to LoweU Camp Seminole. Some bass up hiiley. The lake ha risen some to two pounds are beginning to 30 inches arid trolling should strike also. _____________________________ S . 'Yale (17.28) 'Coon. (20-10) - No. Illinois 'Miami, 0. (0-23) 'Marshall (39-0) MInn. 'M:ch. SI. 'Ohio St. (0-21) MissourI (5-6i 'OkIa. (7-31) Neb, (7-J) 'Toledo (N,27'9 -- '-- 't' '- 3'I Cinn. (23-0) 'Purdue (9.6) laidi.a 'Illinois 'Iowa St. (6-5) 'Kan. St. (59-7) '8. Greon 'WIs. (14.21) Clearance of the dead water plants at SR 46 and the rallroeed trestle will enable boaters to navigate the entire length of this scenic waterway. - Columbia (12-28) . VPI (N,524i) Houston 'App. St. (28-21) NC-Stat. (17-42) 'Al, Force (6-68) Maryland (20-14) 'N.Carolina (19-42) -- Navy (Dcc.i,23-l&) Mass. (7-28) pin.. 'Syracuse (37.0) 'Colgate (0-26) Harvard (14-21) Delaware (3-20) Boston tJ. (26-0) Penn (14-20) 'Rhode Is. (42-21) 'i)artmouth (22.31) Cornell (31-22) flucknell (20.3) wagner i-ioj 'Brown (21-14) Rutgers (24-14,i WIlkes (17-10) 'LehIgh (6-14) i..afayette (14-6) 'New llamp. (42-7) 'Ga.Teeh (N,7-30) Mass. (7.42) 'ColumbIa (20-14) (Thin Arm> Yale (7.31) Cons. (21-42) ')(.Cros. (14-24) Boston C. (0-37) 'Drake 'XavIer (40-13) 'Princtton (31-7) -Rocky Mountain- -- -- Bucknell (7-41) 'Rutgers (3-6) Mass. (16.49) 'Yale (24.13) 'HarvMrd (21-21) Temple (28-9) LiIljfl o.,-o; Dartmouth (21-21) 'Army (13.15) Wagner (3-28) MaIns (6-16) Gettysburg (28-30) 'Conn. (49.10) 'Pitt (28-13) Neastern (7-9) 'Princeton (15.10) W Virginia (28.19) y (l3-8) Penn (10-IS) Boston U. (13-31) Cokmbla (6-3) MiamI 'bet (9-28) 'Boston Cot. (20-21) Cornell (13-24) Southwest OkIa.SL (24-23) 'Pitt S Carolina (2lstN) W.Tes.St. (N.I4-L7 IIunt.a.nt (N) 'Oregon St. 'Miami (2l.N,23-10) 'LStJ (P4.17-42) Tex.Art- (P4.38-14) N.MrzIo (41.16) 'TCL' (N,148) 'Utah (14,20-39) 'N.T.xSi. (P4,17-14) 'AIr Force (1744) 'Colgate (41.7) _____ ----- ___________A*AAWSAS (1) IAT[CR (I) HOUSTON (1) NO TTJAS STAT! (I) RICE 1) SWU £9 Holy Cross (15-13) VIllarova (21.20) 'Rhode ta. (31-13) Midwest'Kent St. (10-14) MIami, O.( 16-7) 'Marshall (46-7) SW La. (N) Wichita St. (17-20) 'LGuisville (N,13-38) Ball St. (7.28) 'Toledo (17-20) Draku (N) Purdue (14-20) 'MIch. St. (0-24) Iowa (14.15) 'Mion. (27.23) OhIo t. (744) 'WI,. (33-7) 'Nwestern (23.12) Mlrtn. (14-43) 'Ill. (15-14) 'B.Young Kan.St. (5522) Kansas (34-8) Kin. St. (19 20) 'Neb, (0-56) 'Iowa SL (8.3-4) 'Kan. (2U49) Iowa St. (22-Sd) Okia. (0-1c2) B. Green (L4-0) E. M1hlgan 'Utah St. 'No. Ill. (7-24) (0.. . .ti '-, OhIo (31-7) '8. Green (7.16) Toledo (21-3.5) 'Mkh. St. (10.0) WIsconsin 'MIen. (42.0) D..,.4.. ,..%ab-.sa Mkh. tfl.1O) 1" l')4.fl - -a ....., !ndla,.s (23-27) 'Iowa (43-14) MIch. (0-42) Neb. (0-62) OkIa. St. (hi-u) 'Cola. (20-11) 'MissourI (62.0) Cainas (38.0) 'OkIa. St. (34.0) Marshall (24.7) Dad State 'fl!. . (21-7) 1mj. (-23) 'J..1ur - Pt -t 'Thm) St. (14-37, 'Rlc-'i (N) 'Army SI. Cal. (23-45) 'Wia (28-20) 'Ind. (44-7) Nwe.tern (27.14) 'MIami, 0. (7-31) 'So. Catoelna (N) W.MICh. (17-34) 'MissourI (17-16) Nebraska (0.34) Cola. (14-20) 'Texas (27-0) 'Kan St. (52-0) 'IllinoIs (20-14) Nweatern (37.0) MIch.St. (12-22) Xavier (N) Tampa (N,0-44) Akron W.Mkh. (N.20 13) Dayton (20.17) 'MiamI, 0. (35-21) 'Memphis St. (N,21-49) N.Mes.St. 'Ark. (N,20-21) 'Toledo (14.13-20) Mar-ahaB (34-0) 'Ohio (34-17) F're.no 'Cino. (20-17) W.T,z.SL (10-21) Ohio St. (20-23) 'MIchigan Indiana (7.33) ISo. DL (N) 'Ark. SI. (N) --. - Km-ntucky(35-0) C.battnga (14.7) Illinois St. 'Georgia 1. Rhyne (16-41) Wash. (6-14) 'So III (16-0) So. Miss. (N) Kansas (44-22) 'Wofford (P4.24-i) t'mt-mon RtllJC2T (1) LSU (I) LOUISVILLE (I) W*ITI.AMD (I) M(MPNI$ STATE (1) MIAMI (1) MISSISSIPPI (1) NISSlS5I?Pl 51 (2) )OITh CAROLINA (1) CAROliNA ST. (x) l 'J1H CAR3NA (Z S. MISSiISi?Pi (XI TAMPA (1) T1XNESStft) TUUPiI(1) VA*EUuLT(X) VIRGINIA LX) PI (I) YMI (1) RARE FOREST (N) REST VIRGINIA (I) WIWLML MART ('1) 'Post (26-31) Bucknell (7-28) 'Penn (N.27-30) Rhode Ii. (42-7) Mr Forr (21-17) rrmorn i17-28) LehIgh '39,N,33-27) (170) ' 'liosWn Col. (320) Colgate (26-35) 'Mesa. (742) Delaware Penn St. (0-17) Boston U. (14.7) 'Tampa (N) 'Brown (53-19) ALAMMAIJ) AU!-iJ!m1) CllAB. (X) CUEON Lu OAYIOSON(IJ DURI (A) !.AS' CARTIIIU TI) FLCRJOA CX) FLORIDA STATE (2) Notr. Dame Pitt (20-35) 'Temple (17-14) Dartmouth (20-49) 'Lalayettrs (26-7) 'PrInceton (35-28) Yale (14-28) 'MaIne (31-9) harvard (15-33) 'Brown (49.20) 'Rutgers . -'I.* (.3t4J -'Cornell (33-15) - Q - There Ic a good chance Wilbur Wood will be a 20. game win3er aia4 a tO-game loser this season. I know that in 1916 Walter Johnson was 2.5-20. Can you (dl mc how many pItchers, If any, have accomplished this feat since 1916? tary E. Barnes, Chamhersburg, Pa. A - I know th't my record book shows Walter Johnson :f. was 25-19 in 1916. The last cambir.a(ion 20-game winner and loser was Death Valley Jim &-ott. in 1913. al 20-21 Q - Were iar,k Nicklaus and Tom WthkopI, the Iwo bat. test came's In golf, at Ohio State at the same time? - I'. J. France', ('anIon, 0. A - Ye,, but Jack was already a junior and a n;tlona) amateur champ when Torn enrolled in 1950. So Tom caddied for Jack in tournaments around Columbus, And Jack straightened out his grip. Wthkopf quit ct-ool lw golf alter two years. 1lIL.t'tt..'4 w11L1'I. lu. W(5 %¼.C.rktl-tIlV. -- - - . p 40- Car Field Running At Darliiigtoii, S.C. - ' year. Bonefish ar plentIful on tb' flats, both sides of the Keys, rout, 5nOok,rw'mitandJfis), are In the hack country of Florida Bay and tarpon ci thi.' channels and around the bridges. September La the time to find rouIontignI flats re'dflahr En the creeks and °n ,inook in the rivers, tarpon in the deeper bays arid passes, sheepshead ann mangrove -napperaroundthebriigesand pilings. Offshore trolling, are Spanish and king mackerel. About 15 miles west of Venice is an area that is popular this month (or red and back grouper and grunts. The botton Is rock with heavy coral growth (27 dog. 02 ft. N., 82 dog. SIft. W.. The southern portior. of the Upper West Coast Is excellent Florida Hunters 2 COME TO THE SPORTS SHOP AND SEE ALL MAKES HUNTING GUNS-... AT BELOW RETAIL PRICESI A VERY LARGE SELECTiON OF HANDGUNS SHOT SHELLS AND AMMO FOR ALL MAKES AND CALIBRES. RELOADING SUPPLIES COMPLETE FISHING AND CAMPING EQUIPMENT. SALT OR FREspj WATER. DISCOUNT TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT 3ONNEL YOUR STOP STORE I1I _______ DISCOUNT TO ALL ACTIVE OR RETIRED MILITARY PERSONNEL SEE JIM - JOE - OR FRED WE BUY, SELL TRADE OR LAYAWAY NO EXTRA CHARGE ____ _________ _________ ________ 1"h Spts S h e op SANFORD PLAZA OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY,TIL9 P.M. ____ .... �- 16A-Tr 1. -. il i!1 . -- 1_#"1 We L- ; -' J I 1 41'. 1 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973 Sanford Hratd - pe n Lal)or I)ay. -_0 _ World . SANFORD PLAZA Open 10 a.m. 1 PENNEVS: - p t~ ' 9:30 p.m. Labor Day. tiI -,- -, Sunday, September 2 , _ ,L __ ',rITIJIIJNA, '' I __ --- f4!iuk on both towels,1111 k7l.I . __ , -1 N I , -11-. ,-Air-R.....'. . . --,~.- . t 11 Y- - - . - I .- g Lon w ood % 1ff 'a - 11 - -j 70 J Bath size / / / I / / •,..:.",.i'•i •'•'...f/. Is .s• I -' 1/ // / ' 7P,r a' 1. - •. ,.s ' / , Reg 200 Choose towels of sheared cotton terry in many styles Pick the solid color and dobby border of thn'Terri Suede'or the flowery full I M __ I '1- choose tho gay tJorci2r rrtnt of Pany The jacquard pattern of 'he 'Spanish Tiles' offers ÜI&CiIOfl. - I ;vtatCi,u-i, ilc2iIU tutU W1131I / .. __ ' ,' 'r cloth IC; ~.." .... -,'. rriiiI1' % 0." # Save - mr, '" - 1~ ___ Ill ! 0 _11NNE0W_ - 43 11 j 3 90 is OI Ffl,O i ./?IItI* ; - the Orhg_ plus - GR70-14 49.85 37.38 GR7O-15 4990 3742 fed ;ii~ % it (' I t. ._4 s. ii ' (1or the wedding party t1 . FT - a matching lace martilla and she carried a cascading . - -1 4 it - \' tav - - __ AL - . - _______ _, -- - . - - - - I ____ I I AJI 1 r 11 . floor mats il~~ .1 . . . I . . ___ - -__ _-1-=,_ __ 1: -__-- ---___- .-I _-_.___ - -_ _____:__ __::;-- 1----_ _1__ - i~m.. ___ --__ -.-,---. __ ~~~ft:F:7~-= -_--4. --- .-$'.-i - __ T_ . - w -I -- 1`", ) I t..1 on t. ! II ( I ' t 1 i . ' M I nt 1 is oat L AL=r.1-.,&, i --=ii-nir-- _~ 7_ .__ =_ __- _, --. 1-G il . I -_ thoses eir the 'Im. [tarry Bush 0iiarles Sheumaker e - I - .-. W T, __ - _.". -ma7 ,ii-_ , - - -s lst - :_-, d L e Cm1viIuIuL Cuiv,c chose; knitdressandjacket triptotheBahamalslandsand trip to the Bahama Islands and multicolored floral chiffon with new residence pink as the predominate color. their will be in the Globe Mobile It featurtid a deep ruffle at the groom e ( 0' iiuijuiing I w A - ff• - .7 -- & - 7T _T_1 - -w-T7 - - _ ___ - ___ -- ~w . -:Va zii I IV - - 1 - _: .,_;;.--•; : - -. - nds kirt was 1tJ - - - : - -1 - __ __ -- - - _.J - a__ . _, ___ I M-i- --- their new residence will be at 117 Sylvia Drive, Knoxville, -i - ... _ - Tenn. _ . - -_= __- .. Technologist at St. Mary's - - I ; . ---. z- I- ---VE~ -- completing his - degr;e in EIiUiv*.1UI dl lit mm interiacing moes green MsJsstiIILal Ar University of Tennessee. Out of town guests included matching bow of velvet ribbon - - ___ - ,, '77 IN S. Out-of-town guests from Orlando, daughter Argte Mendez of Colonial Cocoa nosegay of Canton, Ohio, and John Walte, multicolored minature car. Alabama, Illinois, New York, Tcnessee and Missouri Lake City. Mrs. Angel Meni .Sr., and in her hair. She carried a Ann Hoffm an Of - __ __ - - u ,t Nee Laura Aflfl Henderson ?" 0 rIR - -M -_ I - Frank ~ D. Bonpone --- - - ~ _....__ .;_--,' _. - __ -__ -_ --.___ ______ _. __ =11 ____ --- Jerry Campion Weds Dr. ]Robert Woelfel -_ -_ ___ -- - Jerry Anna V ! J! Miss Gail Ann Hoffman. that of the honor attendant in daughter of Lcdr. and Mrs. colors of blue, yellow, green George A Hoffman, 111 Park and pink pastel voile. Their hats -_ and Mrs Frank G Woelfel, of featuring scooped neckline wi th view Drive, and frank D. matched the color of their Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1973, matching accessories Both 1, 1;11_,9_1P__ - __ at the Center Chapel, Orlando BOnp3ne, son of Mr. and Mrs. gowns as did the rIbb9n : -.1%L. f.~: = wore gorgeous cymbidium . -NE Frank Bonjione, 27 Cloverhill streamers on the carnation Naval Training Center, orchid corsages chosen RV 1 Orlando. ii 'l Pla ce , Montclair N J , bouquets s. specials for them by the ---_ united I n Holy Matrimony - -_ tt- ,_-,-Best inan was Prenticc = I _-__- -_ A ---_ _ ____ 4 groom. Saturday, Aug. 4, 1973 at 3 p.m. Hegenauer. Jr. and ushers were 11 Father Robvrt hiley was Following the ceremony, a in Saint Margaret Mary's James Hoffman, George A. reception was held at the Elks officiating clergyman at the 7 Church, Winter Park. hoffman, Jr., Joseph Durning pm. double ring ceremony. . -.- Lodge In Orlando. Floral Father Bluett was officiating and Anthony Boscla. arra ngements from the chapel James Brotherton, organist, ____ . c1ergman at the double ring Miss Judy Hoffman, flower IF ere used in the reception area presented a orogram of nuptial _ __________ ceremony . Mrs Carson, of girl, wore music before and during the and attendants baskets ormed q Winter Park as organist and the attendants gowns of orchid i-r' ceremony the centerpiece for the serving . presented appropriate nuptJal voile. Robert Bonjinne was ring . .40--tables as well as other rnixied e .'' _____ mus floral arran'ernenLs at vantage The altar was decorated with The brides mother chose a father,thehridechoseafrma ~points. to arrangements of multicolor dctp pink dress with sheer leng th gown of silk organza and . ! carnatiors and greenery. sleeves, silver .sequin tri~ rnii __ peau d'ange lace over peaj de I Mrs. Donald McCollum, aunt Given in marriage by her matching accessories and a .' of the br ide, cut and helped sole, featuring full length father, the bride wore a formal pink rose corsage The , serve the wedding cake Other "' beaded sleeves Ihe high - length gown fashioned of bridegroom's mother wore a .L' refreshments were s&r.uI and scalloped neckline and fitto I 4 soft A line navy blue and white dress of organza in - i.& the bride's table was bodice ftatured peau dangt geometric design, white acJt lace trimmed wi th a multitude highlighted by a four tiered (' silhouette with crystal pleated ruffles and penu d'ange ce3solesandnror"ngeofshite i'. nI seed pearls The soW edding cake, topped with a . . outlining the scoop neckline. roses. _;. Poll gathered skirt fell from a filled .cen'erpiece of two love birib. -Peau d'ange also formed the The reception site was the For traveling, Mm Woelfel waist ending in a chapel length i I side paneLs on the graceful skirt Carriage Room in the Coin hose a three piect. poly ester ti- un and cuts or the U lOP nusslunet() leers • es Hall. uaofbeigeandsoftblue I 4 -' sleeves attheNaalTrnLnink Center In Her full length veil of hand the removable orchid corsage - __ A 7 tier cathedral length veil of Orlando. Tables for the siti, beaded peau d'ange lace over . silk illusion, bordered in lace, down buffet iere arranged ma cilk illusion as secured to a MRS FRANK I) I3ONJIONE J= was secured by a matching U-shape and covered with gold crown of seed pearls and she The couple left for a threeheadpiece completinp the colored tablecloths Th. bride's carried a bouquet of orctida week trip to the West Coast and ti lutit (1 ilit s of the s a'lt tot ii lffl4 irritti " t Itil' s% I (It ttiritt ti ith ta Stu Out r ttuii u ill 1&'o tit bib lit arvi i or itt ti 'ii the t hocen pat& I bouquet of white ruses, large arrangements of pastel colors Mrs Helen Judson. L..ak" breath and white ribbon m. reLaes who werr [rte atephanotis bab'a breath and carnations Angelo streamers -NJ , i unable to atte nd the wedding For traveling, Mrs Bonjione Shawnee, - W greenery. I itt ir new address, upon The buffet table with assorted chose a white pleated skirt with Aroniando, Little fails, N J , N I :4-. . return. will be 200 St. Anitimws Matron of honor was Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie Todd Bryan, cold meats and othcr food was navy blue sleeveless double Mr. and Mm William Reichard & matron of honor, was attired In accented with two Large can- breasted bodice, white ac- and Mr. and lIfts. Kenneth Susan C. Copare, of Brandon, - ' Blvd., Winter Park, Fin. IN a fcrrnal A-tine gown of pastel delabra. The four-tiered white cri and the white rose Takeuchi, Bloomfield, N.J.; Fin. Bridesmaids were the M! _1_, 7*----. ; __ ;t -- --__ Out-of-town guests included ) V, orange volle. The scooped wedding cake was deco,raW corsage from her wedding Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fers. Nli.sses Mary Gamble, Mlal many friends and relatives. neckline was bordered with a with flowers in the pastel colors bouquet. East Hanover, N.J.; Angelo Candy llltter, cousin of including the bride's brother. white voile ruffl e and the of the attendants' gowns. Each 11w couple left fora wedding intilk, Montclair, N.J.; anti bride, Rialto, Calif. and Capt. N or man J. Camnpbn. now empire waistline accented with tier '"13 separated by Italian trip to Miami [leach and Mr. John Simonic and family Shannon I)rlscofl, Long Boa t Key, 1a. They were attiresi In stationed in Leuspen. Holland; a white voile belt. She were a filigree columns. Nassau in the Hatuinuia. Their of VLg1nia Beach, Va. . floor-leng t h gowns of soft Mrs. Frank J. Woelpel, grandmatching soft floppy hat and Mrs. Ingrid Takeuchi was in new address is 2'lSlIoIly itoad, ; inothev of the groom, Clinried a nosegay of carnations u-.irge of the bride's book and Maitirill .12751. Also Mr. and Mrs. Prentice sherbet green with matching dnnati; Mrs. James Davis, with orange streamers. pouring and assisting as teacher .t tkgennucr, James t)'Aksaio, wide brim hats and ribbon m. bride is Jacksonville; Maj. and Mrs. curried small Other tten!ntIth were the fl oating hostesses wcre the iyiun high School and the Steve l'cter streamers. fl Bartow, Robert Adkins. Champaign, il Sumn Hoffman, Kathy Misses (;Inn Lytle. St'sic proom is in his senior year at Stypitikoski, Marlene wNte b1sz-ket3 of mina ture MRS. ROBERT LAWRENCE WOELFEL III.; and Mrs. Joseph M. Jurv. Hoffman, Debbie Bonjione and Godfrey, Roxi LaRoik and Pt Flori daTech ii nic gte a I hlegennuer and Miss Paula yellow and white porn poms and . . . Nee J erryAnn'i Campion cousin of the groom, who came Mrs. Donna Wierciroki. Their Richard.wri. Hire bags were University where lie I s Ilegenaluer, all froin Glen baby's breath with matching striii*iiiers, etil the way fruit !%lis.s. gowns wre styled Identical to Ridge, N.J. majoring in English. f Sale 4 99 JIe eg oat Plus inloll semi-glo5s latex dries to lotich in about one hour. Ideal for kitchens, t)att15 and inside trim It washable, durable and stain resintant NO Painly odor rir _._ --_ ! Campion, Best man was Dr. Barry Laemnile of Cincinnati, Ohio, soft green hand-beaded formal (laughter of Col. and Mrs. Jacobs, currently Statl3ned at Ilart Chernow, Brooklyn, N.Y. length gown with matching coat Norman Campion , 624 Burke )fa Air I orce Base, Lab- and Richard Engle, Orlando and accessories The groom's St., Altamonte Springs, became bock, Texas. Ushers rere Paul The bride's mother chose a mother wore a %fornud-length the bride of Dr. Robert pale yeflow empire styled go" Lawrence Woelfel, son of Mr imported lac? fabric - - ____________ Prices effective Monday only . - Sanford Other sizes available at low ;ale prices autocenter I ww I. vv ii B i. ng ball salef - loseoutf _. c -i . ,1. - - ____ orlg. 149.99 -- - I .. -- _____ ------_____ i -1101 --i ___ - AdIft M - - ! - - -- -- o rig. 234 \ _______ _____ - .- S - - - -- -- - . I. - - _______ - . _J __ - -- Et 7, . _ -- . __ ,. .. --Q=k_X4 _M,- S Wf~ _-;_ - J ______ --=- w ---- __ %X,, . - - __ - X§ - li -ill . - t'. 4 Reg 1999 - - - - , Foremost black rubber bowling ball - Wide by Ebonite for 14 or 16 lb. weight. Poromostplasjjcbowlin 1aII • Brunswick "triple crown" J _ .- L nri i: C W k ng f - - -- - i _•F.____ .----=..- - - - -. .111 - In ' ' -j--. 10 a.m. -- "til 9:30 -. P.M. Store - ' 21.99 Sale 16,99 - Reg. 21.99 Sale 16.99 ._. cffoctive Monav looki what -- -.. - F - Prices - CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEVS: Open Labor Day = 1599 - - ther .mos4t. slide-out chassis for easier installation- Ill. imstej. I - Sale - - - - _!- - - - i =_ '• -I,'- I - , cooling povr at the rght price ;ra !wo sp.led tan and cooling system. ad,ustable . I - - -- - - . . - __ - $ PUll EZ Start engini front wheel gear dri. no-adjust Carburetor Handle folds up for eas / storage. ,v - - . ^_ ~__ 1. --_______________________________ ! ~6~ _= -- i r--,- - - - - -J JCPnney 3£. HP deck mower -. . __________ _2 I - Now, . * f-W,- _Al -___ * S A - .- ir conditioner - - -' ,-' 113,000 BTU -. ____ phoneiiiiiiiii, 323-1310 . _____ ' - - - - only jewelry was an antique mother's orchid corsage. diamond starburst pin belonging to her mother. The couple left for a weddui was in charge of the bride's Matron of honor was Mrs Ix)ok - and rice bags. Stephen Ventimiglia. She iNore of The couple left I or a wedding a floor-length gow . : _________ - Fonda Lons '- . t miniature carnations, pink white matching Jacket, LISV) roses and baby's breath. Her a nd white accessories and her w ere Mrs Bea Morris and Mrs -• L . liisvw~ , * ______ sue was silk illusion was bordered in ensemble with Navy blue wide lace and she carried a bodice, white Peter Pan cill cascading bouquet of white plaid skirt, yellow, Navv and -rt-- - - __ , .-- .. .;:i.,_ I white Forest Club, Her floor length mantilla of 1 - CflL' 4941 - open S a.m. tII 930 p.m, . __ I bidium ordhid corsage. . jy v Save $ - - - .- - - i 'Becomes Bride $4 gal. latex drier to a Ii it finish that ri with . sage. P WS:- __ , The groom's mother chose ;i -_~IfI.. I .-_. floor-length gown of apricot chiffon with matching ac- 1lowersflnate4nnttwtnrnfthe nthtc p - - -- - iI _1 -W ' i fading and yellowing Hands and lools clean up in soap and wator. -- Ga SS I neg. 8-99 Sale 4.99 One Coat Plur, Pxtertor Rubber rear overall mat. Reg 198. Sale 3-18. Cargomaster Highwa y nylon (nick lit.. Ideal for pick-ups, panels and vans. No trade-In required. -j . r - __ - --- . The vows were exchan9ed I--_ -_ Zr- .I . ___ - ____ -.---_--'-j1___ ---%I ill - Ht*irs,vT - - - I it -_ - •- __z MILDM- _---_--_i - - Rubber front twin car mats Rag 3.98, Sale 3.18. Rubber roar twin car mats. Reg. 2-93. Sale 2.38. - Save .- I - - Plus interior latex dries to a soft velvet sheen. Quick and easy to ;~,;~ 2 40 las - - Fk gal. Salel8 iWa 39is 113L '!' - -hu, . __ --lit -------- ___ W c--. .Z -__ -- -_.;. _. -_ -I - -1. !-. ______ i -_ , - - - -_----_-__-__ -_ . -i_._ . - =. -.-;I.-_ -_ .. .. 1, -1. ' 1 .- 50 2 i tires. 4 % ;c o a Save 0I 53 . One Coat ER!n ,, _P.,,/LAT_. __ I - - ___________ .1111 11C _ rJ . .., .I I I; , i,, k . N; - .-_ __,.Z . : 1 4 - M . N _ _mn__ ,-ii I I/ truck -- I ____ 4 , 7iøir 1Wfl! WfTf !ty!ed U' bct r,n and pal)c3tcr rcpc 11th lOng identical to libat of the honor usher-groommers were David chiffon sleaveit, white ac. attendant in yellow and blue Moss,brotherofthegruom,BIll ceasorte, and a hlte orchid whipped cream. Each at- Faulk, Bill Wiggins and David co, .sage with lilac throet. The , trpdant carried a single long Moss, Eroom's mother wore i stetruned rose the color of tier The bride's mother chose a sleeveless formal length gown gon formal-length gown of pink of blue polyester crepe with . _._p,!_•__._; 411 r It - ,0.,/,-"/ .__ __ __ __ =_±--4 -- __ - __ __ Ad __ - .. 1~" _ wr FT •• tx,tt ot iutamote Spngs - - 0_ ___ - = -. MRS. THOMAS EUGENE MOSS ... Nee Nancy Elizabeth Mendez - I bishop sleeves. Pleated ruffles : I __ Save on - . bouquet of white sweetheatl roses, baby's br eath , white , -_ =. riUmn streamers and ivy. Mm Christim Saintormle, matron of honor, wore a tornwl4ength gown of pink wNpped crealin with empire I 3 -- I ., : - it -i ry. ake cathedral ( rfl ntuli i ih t ii LII three-tieredwedding altar fo stindlng basket was a f'e branched can (dke with columns between arrangementsofpinkandwhlte delabrum arrangement of pink it ii tier and miniature brides carna t ions, asters, lugi mums and white miniature car. and baby's breath also adorned nations, roses and baby's .iiicl grooms with members tI wedding party standing the altar and famil pews were breath A similar arrangement under the columns. The cake rnlWked with white ribbons and also adorned the punch table. wis decorated with pink and sprigs of pink and white Silver bowls holding I' e rose buds and topped wi th miniature carnations and arrar.gemcnts of carnations, t..i whitedoves, each holding a baby's ea asters, r oses, chrysan themums and baby'sa breath were used on dding ring G1en in marriage by her the individual tables Mints , nuts and fruit punch father, the held was attired in a formal length gown of white The three tiered weddin' tiil, ere ser'i vied with k silk organ?a featuring a Vic- cake was topped wi torion neckline full bishop nosegay of slee v es capped n ace wi th miniature pink carnations and wade b the brides aunt Mrs wide lace cu.ffs and lace bodice. baby's breath. Miss Madeline Bohman was in charge of the 'iM~ who was unable to attend the a IAsth. '-' "!ft'4. !e rthgz with ng lace" - 3.06 - - eugPnInOertateaO(lnylonlflcr I ". I , lk .. candelabra trimmed the neckline and tubeless. Iwrvvu Tire '1 Toully, Li " , ill Survivor Aill tire. 4 belts of rayon on a rayon cord body. In the low, wide profile, 70 waries. No trsde4n required. I vlj -, / OfUU candlelight, double rink ceremony was the Rev. Jack lindsay Organist, M 0 Kent, presented appropriate musical iu of hiu. featured il ',Lint' up nmkline with bishop sleeves and the full skirt was designed rr_i Mrs. George the reception site was the palms and four seven-branched ____ mal-length bouffant gown of to $4 on latex paintill up 4 __________ I .., - 0 - - r "".. I 1 f-- . - Bap tI - If //,, ~, -*_ ,,. , ,r_i F j ' 'AfI 1, . ,. %UYVUI, IoU. Sale prices effective through Saturday. For more great buys see the JCPenney catalog. 0 - .I Flandto,,, I .. I I .1 / / ' - i.,, - gown of mint green chiffon wit)I m e wit suit with navy accessories and selections Church decorations included two basket arrangements of gladioli, chrysanthem ums, baby's breath and greener flanked b) aindblabra wi th ___________ burn1ng tapers Given In marriage by her ISthCT, the bride chose a for- f//' ' . . , - / Ill a - ..- I ) - I. : ' "!i"çi- F __ Michael Patrick, from Nash- acL,essories and a white orchid compariled soloist, M( iritt Staley, who sasig "Bec3wic," corsage with yel!ow throat "Song Of Ruth" and "llic Mrs. Angel Slendez, Sr. * i Lord's Prayer." Canton, Ohio, grandmother o Longwood exchanged wedding ___ -L'f '- - ______ i - Thomas Moss I = -T Of Elizabeth Mendez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angel Mendez, 714 Ballard St., Altamonte Springs, - V-,'. ,,%-! V r Nancy Mendez Bride JAIV, A, luvt:alt ,~_,~ . ftIJ F , - 't, . 9 .1k .N ., . , Ai_"_ "Wi-1111 "~ / 9 .... I %I : .. 4 , I, I I '. - 1 . .. 1111i -I 4! r,I , -- - - ~ ----- . .__. - I I V - - orz C.-Ni " Ic ,- K&OCT-A-Sm li-P. __~ - R.--_7 W1_- -- . - VI I ~I _ . "..:. . Officiating cler _ / J-1 ..I=,lil "I - X: Clarence Calloway Henderson, brideanailds were the Misses 2524 Meflonville Ave., Sanford, Kay Marsh, Orlando, and and Craig Turner KeUogg, son Fite, Sanford, a u: of Sir. and Mrs. Robert Bark. ofe:nb dull Kellogg, 208 Cherokee Dr. nowers were identi e' He nd ersonvil le, Tenn.. were of the honor attendant. - -7 '4-teft- -__ 2 _. .0 jltij.,. -, : __ - Page lB In Candlefi~),-ht, Double Ring Cc),ri-eniony... ~ - _~i-4 - I1 913 - r - a* I e - - Laura Anti Henderson, Cr. ig K e l l ogg tjrrath I. * .s-.,0W"///,PC1 Z.1. I -:,-,e.:,.* . *__."-'.*1*.-.-.:.-,'-, .1-i-'. -':'- " ,11r-* ' '' ' V Double _R inp, R i t,e,ll . gm a h m - 6 g.Z �____ ___ ____ Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973 LThe Sanford Herald ___ _ _ - ~ la iI iGem '.. .. 0 '' 1. It .. I #1 .* .I . : .I I . _1.aaaV;K& -______ .1 r C7 1,_-.. =r" _____ lw_-S: _r:_~_!= ."-_w_ ___ A90* 40- 19 V '. & ____._ A V ~Z ~- - ________ . _______ __________ ___________ Elf I- I- I ~ =2m~_~ Xr_r ~~M _- ___L , -- Y - Ti urc n V L arianna and alter servks, as driving away from st~ , "%.% - E7 TIVy sustained lacerations and — - m - They were ca route to their other 'home up th Kansas for . vacation when they decided to ____ i 500q~ _ Geneva were involved in an automobile collision in - __ . ,_ - -, . ,% . .... ~~__ _:,-_~ . . fr 4"ll"it"I at'd the late Ellie Illaornas Young of Albany, and -14 ii L ) _________________ - _____ __-z - _______ V 8Y DORIS WILLIAMS _________ %a. ICiS..!:4i*_. _ __ __ ~__- . . . Brides, brides, brides! than ever and some of the P ding I - .t ~! ,16 .il r. el Fowler, .i. \4 - .. , .; Karen is truly *1 ___ _. .1 white floor-length gown. Bridesmaids and matron and a white carnation coruge. fashioned along thz Empire were the Miss" Chris :Ahman 'She bride's grandmother, silhouette, with the lace bodice and Dede Mendez and Mrs. Mrs. A.E. Phillips wore a ptn — - itks of roaming - FC-77 - _'- -_7~~ ______ _________________ - aM attending the weddings of Ve3ter's nephew. ^ntho)ny, and the twit da y the wedtdng of his 'grandpareni.s. Mr. and Mr& = V F Paul Maxwell on Buck Lake. I .' . L - - _. ~~ __W ~_ - __ - - - S' __ - Tffrd~ ~T - *,% S - .7 3 WW_ - AIt ww~- - _M i' ___1__.___ 'l - - . c" if -. -. - — --=. - ' - - - 1. ntr j - - the bridegroom, chose a lavender knit ensemble with a miniature bride atW Voom. The cake was made and pre$enteoasagffttc thecouple b) the brides aunt and her Y N~ _ W __ ~= ___-- we them before too long. t_-- were(Mt( ANDMJLS FRANK 1. 7 I t - h.ii u your stc.ry. We One tat thounhi bm Iurr I - ,.En"emcnt and wedding t!ooI starts for many of our forms, available at The yiiungsters this Tuesday, so Herala office, should be - 'i L: - Z I __ L.--i. - - ~ __ . Requr5ti fur wornen's P1UY.D Verage ~_ _.: - z,~-;11%il!- ;0 I -M - 0 ZktV-a. , 1t, P - : __ - -- - &ive carefully sM watch ~~_ -M -- I --- tr t),( rh - from her The couple ti '. wedding UI and their - . . - - ____ ~ 0-f :-- V , are doing. So kmwtng what you ,hist czll, I'll be waiting! MR, AND MRS. WALTER A. (BILL ) GIEJ,OW, WYNELLE MR. AND MRS RI3FRT WAYNE 1111)NI" . . . . CeJudith,loanJenkins. (Bob Orwig Photo) - - -- - I attendlln ereMA EtE EASINWOOD has M.A.S. BARRY BARKS, Longwood; really had a rough time of it hill. AND MRS. THOMAS after being hospitalized for BARKS, Orange City; DR. ft-ee weeks. She is now home '\ 7. # ._,_, . . Concerts Nated ... '. .,. For New Se"con f, ; :"I- . . . / _.___ many, in.any others. The mother of the bride, KAY BARTliOlDIMEW, was very 4 V4 11 at was a. very nice! including Laura Ann's aunt, LAURA MAE BROWN, who is ', - pearls on the Ix)dIce and 5Wt. - - One of the highlightp of the wedding was JOHN KADER, In a silk top hat, ,and BOB BAT'FERN wearing nr een deI•l) rolling the newlyweds off in a high fashion In John's Rolls I ! - __ I Ito'.cc . Now that Is something really WERE — __ - - have a Rolu? and baby's breath. () 1R AND MRS. I)ONALD E SCIIWFTRFIT ' - the guests ~ i pk It br i %cd(1imII1 trip to HIghlandS, N.C. nun Hwy. 1742, Sanford, c; . -5- P"ar'"were Mrs, ...%el)n Stave Swe'ri.-v rruaco1a tr -rt ,In', Old Mrs, c)",i r1v5 ,Schweikert. Out of town V,ue- tz L anne from llv bride's vir.0wr cbo--- a Mrs' . Atlanta, Ga,; St. Petersburg, floor-length fitted gown of Kathy Strley was 01ty. Dick Schwikert _-In - chug,T of Halnes City, St. Cloud and Fort green polyester er and MiVs JanI3 Judy, ,Mexico wfth tile hr' P'ne ide's book anti rice bap Lauderdal e. of muluccjui net were . and Mr. mmd Mrs. nqW Preatt, larnpa __- - - . . . - - .- _~ -Ar .Ai I - ~ FRED AND CATHAR.INE daughter, OL: , I-I I __ ~ golden wedding anniversary .A home. Lucile is visiting with her - - - . the now selling real estate when It (10(811 (interfere with his golf Mary and Kay are all excited .-. Soft. II•lOI Spanish Lambskin suid. Is show'i in the silhi. y A.IIDs cost (left). Front buttoned, It Is soft taupe highlighted with broad cuityed strip" of "m su*de In huntef gro*n and fuel. It can be worn with a matching stripg bell. Pontsuit In soft Spanish leamb0in WWO In a pole chamois It highlights an.typ. pants and features the new Ion9. b- ... No fuss or bother DRAPHIES' . r1, ri f ; I I .. or two of these 1 Jpjlpr 3 You 1. ?corator Service r/ 13 / . India '\ - " Knits 99 Beginning at I.., _ Cloth S The Natural too" 5 Solid • Wide 1 10 Permanent Press -_ _. ,1 _ RS ,— i Shop - - at - - Home No .. . - - - 322-3315 Ob. I . FREE PAkKiNG~ SHOPPING ROJAY - I - PHILIPS _____ for your gourmet Irtsh Orlando Forae Inc. "i t.visdrr I fur Sters' 319 West 13th St. Sanlord, Fla. Clesners - Seminole, Orange, Volusis g j I 1 IN --r, I / W •Prints & Solids •Machine Wash _.. Blouses, Dresses and Sporkswear. f 228 E. First St. Ph. 321-3524 • 0 4511 Wide '- Call Collect Where You Find Quality At Its Finest Fabric Bonanza ! IN REAR WHILE PIUS mobility with rigid construction A large assortment of gas, electric or charcoal ~_~~ t Acrylic -4 ePtotectlan from rust and wear *Cast Iron for fine cooking tFold down front for complete access - I. DOWNTOWN YARD ---'' '_?a - - Jane and Wally Philips .. GET IT ALL TOGETHER ____ 3,111* - Ph. 647-2534 711 N. Orange Ave. Wlnter Park 323.2$10 •l2.3 Colors •O" Wide S 1.5 Yd. Lengths $4.88 .. 'q pho4e Double I il1± - % _~~~i~ =M_.__~ E~ ~ - Open Tues.,Thurs.. 9 4:39 0 2S pct. Polyester jolinns Western Shades CUE-CART ~as every feature you want • *musical Inilrurn*nts IN F. FIRST ST. • .r Or Klrsch Rods Avallabi. Del Mar Woven !Puas from " "Begin The Tex Tweed Double Knit - Sh o and c Compare 1. .. PRICES INCLUDE Moasurin a Fabric ulailoring "iTnstaIiecJ on your rod.. your ; . '' opp / e. STORE'IOURS9TOS'3OEACHDAY V -_1 stunning outfits Buy Beautiful Custom Tailored Draperies At Factory- Direct rec ces Hr and e I n ome 'i. ' JJIJJ.JsJr,I Only At AERO Can . . 1 I. (i Un - ______ I rs II 4. , r kP stripes, solids. . .your choice Is as endless BEAUTY Ck . /-# polyester doble knit Plaids, checks, truly --_ :, 1,1 11111111 --.. because you're all .. - _______ sIrr A cap%ule %%,ardrobe for Fall %~ eckends - . Be at home Zeta XI in the public eye ~".. .t .,.% 14 ... 4O4Hwy.17.fl That Really Go Someplace I BARBARASTAC,NIVfI ,vke / selberry, for the past year. The classics are her favorite Weekende — ning so watch these girls go! Sue does a great jot) of getting .-.:I A W.id .1 W.aoirtd P.4cs mitted the first president of PBX Club of Central Florida and several others from Florida enjoyed a trip to Mexico City where the) , gr.irn is Particularly imporduring the suinnier to preser v e a tan and keep thu. skin supple and smooth. reading material and she likes to embroider. Original'.er Kay's forthcoming 1) from Atlanta, Cheryl now tirsstm,ic ve(1din', which lives In Winter Park - --- SUE CEYNOWA ts. - .I - I. * ... ~. Orlando OCloth ,i3O. CHERYL KEEN has worked According to Mary, her , at Britches husba nd, MORRIS, abandoned South, Zayre's Plaza, Cas- 144L - ... iLite bank and me tamily T__ - — '- moved to Albany several years L-. - Sk in 'ugram & _-Aa . . THRIFT SHOP '' Mary, who looks marvelous Is - - IM attending were LUCILE STONE, a former Sanfordlte who now calls Macon, Ga. Al :y, I - __ — Among the out4-town guest -OW 1~_ 41 - ' v- King monumas and poppas and IrAaws all combine to present , :::. an evening of delightful entertainment, mirth and music. ::~ 4-.:!X_q - --_ , FORGUSON -- - Beguine" . andon ..and .. on... and on. h 1974 -THE KING FAMILY -Here we have the :: King Sisters -Alvino Rey :: The King Cousins -Bob Clarke :.!. - Kent Larsen and the King Kiddles. All have seen, and heard, the King Family on television and know what to ex. .:-.' pectfrom this great musical family. ... :-:Their program has not been publLshed as of this date, but -` ~~ :.- The King Kidd.' ps are cute and full of fun; 7be King Cousins, '- ________ who may be reached for more ition at 574 6, Deltona. - L -- .. . of paper work on my desk to see Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard 7 -40. I i rwfjln Park, N,J.; ,'Ar. 'and Mrs Wallac c Scott. Jackwaville; Mr. ,and Mrs.r., Oung Layman. West Palin Beach: Chuck Summers and . Those Things"... InTheStlllofTheMght .~ - t1. ORLANDO FORCE Chutit Summers was best silver candclabza. Punch Was own guests included I served from large man anti rerving crstal Mrs Nancy Delipud Denver, Mr J ~, 4 - arrangements of flowers and employ-td by Shell Paint Co. attired In a miniature replica of repvrt all is well In the Cradle of ; their new residence will be Ira :citing new season for concert patrons. Adiiusion to the concirts is b membership ONLY and the current membership drive will soon get underway In addition to the three concerts described below, > possibly two more delightful concerts will be presented as an added attraction during the 1973-74 series. As a bonus, concert patrons are given first option to attend the Champagne Ball, a glittering gala of December whlch officially ushers in the Holiday Season. The concerts scheduled are as follows: ..., October, 1973 - THE MAC FRAMPTON TRIO -He's ... blgandsh% —aVanClIburnborueineda1ist._Amberof .." the Cincinnati Symphony - has done command perforznances in Washington. Then ... there Is nothing but MUSIC ... chunks of white and black notes flung at you from the stage . . . fr om a 1. 0 medley from "Fiddler on the Roof" to high pitched (ti" cls'c ..'!i1 of th'c caitlfl enar4udhi uiid uti toGer'bwin s' Fthaisodyin Blue" it is a wed planned concert but he saves the best ftor last .. in a final explosion This is lIAC FRAMPTON' Februaary, ry, 1071 — RSVP - I'UL' ri fl Sally and Jack Jenkins play Cole Porter and hLs beautirul Unda The music, again Is by Mac Frarnpton X. ard Jack do not adhere to the usual format r*r musicals Rather they provide the kind Of mtixnat.e - -- PE. iMRS DAVE) GOCKEN - I- Thethirdmeelingola series of four will be held Sept. 6 at the home of Mrs. Charles Swans, &. 108 Eastwood Court, Sanford. - : you choose Bridesmaids were the Misses tailored gown of blue polyester Fer the bride chose Sharon S)Ine and judy ic hcrepe, matching acc*.rie3 = 8 IW% white dress with blue welkert. Their gown were and a corsage of whitL% daisies. Cn1brolderY, matching jacket sty)-cd identical to that of the The reception wa, Ils2id in the and blue I nd white arresnorlei. I Punch bow' s and gilvet and 1 - /10k 7 ~~ __ - finest when - Pensacola, wticr the groom AV w oman I ____ I Enjo holida cooking at its NI Carol Elizabeth Fowl: ii. Julu' Rattle, flower girl another visit In Paducah, Ky If you say It's a s"M world...I'll agree. Ruth nwt -- Of 41 lILe aea The _ __~_ The standard of excellence in outdoor cooking. ) GINNY AND LEE STADIG THROW PART' ~ Cue Cart - - _________________________________ ._.... — - i . - ___________________________________ I -- . . __________ - I IA NNU M .who was the gilest of _____________________________________ ________________ - ______ - 4' backlnSiLoulsnowtobegln Bet Sigma rwo1eb0 r the new another y In the school season From all Zeta Syctem there. Xi Chapter Is o and - w. -1 being a part(of this weddhig and the beautiful people 'nvolved, S __ ' . I- -I - ' the local scene last weekend, Including LAURA ANN lIEN sister, MRS E B SMITH. 11 Sunset Drive, and will spend DF4RSON and CRAIG some time with MRS R()\ KF!IA)Gc,whichsifoIloed at their ranch near b a champagne reception at 1111.15 G eneva and other Sanford The Forest. .very, very' t It has been such a pleasure 1r,cn. _____ . 4 Ala rthdr lii a lurk', heer floral celebration print gown with high neckline n sleeves. . -' em1nle Muhal Cot- rt "tiei, under V' m ?nnd Of WOODROW CLARK, president, promises an ex . ,Z. V . r.-=; . - : Columbia , S C. 31 TA) HAL! ,MISSE[)11. lace over silk otguliza witli whlteiccessoniesantjacorsage __ 1- I :, -, I . I " 2Al' I hill. AND MRS. HAROLD - . - I bearer was John Battle. *edding cake and - - hart groom is employed at Cuirc Thanks for readlpg this cornn and remember to keep .••;- Given in marriage by her residence will be on Center --- ..., 11. .... .. ."? Three Top notch BRACKEN AND MR AND MINNIE JIANNUM bef ore MRS. JACK (VIRGINIA) BURNEY. Several other weddings made i i r"r1intinl I II -ill r r:, ith bul.) blue blue shades with f1oscrs and were overlaid with scallo ped pleated skirt, white bodice and ribbons to mat,7b the color of bh,e Ir (.V uloths ovur %Oiije anti baby blue jacket, white tic- their gowns. dreora(j with pastel - --- :_ - 0 a / (LAURA) Igomery was ELIZABETH PARKER, hill. AND MR.S. I "_ ensemble ~ Attention, please! !J- '3 - -- ________ % I appropriate music for the Maid of honor, Miss Janet husband, Mr and Mrs. Roy Fowler, wore s formal-length gownofflockednylonovermnt Wrains,ofSt Cloud Miss Laura Koppe cut and green with long fitted sleeves, ruffled neckline and a white .serv ed the tike and Marion Koppe pre&ded at the picture hat. She carried a nega hi dziLcleq and punch boscl M ,r itI1 1s, n itii ttetvied(IL1.ri,jt.. lit Hit bags In various shades of ________________________ - 4 .-~. 1~;~ .. Working . Similar appliques and scalloped carnation corsage. The reception site wait the lace adorned the hemline that Banana e home jf the formed the bid' es gra.parents, Mr. and Allips. The bride'o Her Whoulder-length veil of table was overlaid with a white liinporW French illusion was lace cloth over pink satin and secured by a tiara of ha,nd. and white were distributed 0- - r , ,.I-...-t~> - Before jetting off to Europe Eat, drink and be merry was the order of the evening at the Upon arriving spotted ADM. happy fete. Not only is Ginny an board of directors of Mallet t1pughter), JUDY BALES and sounds real pretty, happy and ANt) MRS IIAIIIIY ((.ItA( F) artist in the cuisine and . I answered the phone to hear Guild of &inford-Stminole and LLSIII WIIIIIEItN Jettcdolf merry. SMITH castially strolling down !ertaining department, but she an excited voice on the other the "WE" is in reference to the to v York yesterday with After visiting friends in the the unpaved street. Grace had Is exceptioniilly talented in end saying, "We've been In. guild danccrs....but more on their dance ln'tiuctors and Sanford area, the family will on a very chic long black and decorating and design. vited to perform at Disney this later. guild directors, MIRIAM RYE return to Albany Sunday. white print gown, which was In the meantime, three of the ANI) VAI.EHIE RYE WELD World!" The home is quite unique and very eye-catching at twflight Is all a brainchild of Ginny's The voice was that of DORA dancers, DEBBIE RUSSE11, for a final -fling" in NewYork hour (Dorat I cc and Tt,iii betoft hit buss F ii" dance tatefui iuiu,initIon ILl RUSSI I L, prtsident it now to u until F ellowlng the wed ding, lIae fun you two' — season bei'inc e meet ngir a r'ierrv ._ guests retreated to the Ti".. wou'p will attcnd mar merry and happy, happy ta-ta! ,, .0 .iiiai,.t held for ahrnsc inrhidIni cvrui ,, receptlon.AterfaAtingallday, uiuiets..Indol,course,wtllpick e were famished and took up some poin te rs from liet EVE CRABTREE will serve -T ad%antage of the hotel dining as hoste I the Sa f rd J classes 4 room while waiting for 11w " 1vornan lub membership reception to get underay .: -=:A;W: " hi . ld at her I was seated so that I could acquaintance you would expect to make f Cole and Linda er" A'rrFNTION MOTHERS! % luxor should return to horst one last, dazzling evening of inu3ic, Eve's mother, MRS. RLMI :.1. 7T_ 7: looked like a fashion parade MFITON aschoolteacher has laughter and conversation gef_' mother of mother-to-be to at ' I .1 ..; been visiting here. Ruth is from tend the meetings of the distinctively decofated lobby my home .114 .4 Thing Called I.,ove" .. . "Miss Otis Regrets" . . I . roiled white organza pe" and _____ taIt was just so good . - weddi ng cake, decorated with seed pearls. She carried a ctcade bouquet of yellow theUersandftwastopjwilh roses, white dai.W -es, carnal,lons, % j - __ ___________ . 'i 1; ___ ioear4Ihadamlsurpnj. W&llzamn.s looks. Mae soon. . t4 visiting with her son-in-law While here Mni, cooked us : and ulaughter, Mr. arid Mrs. W. another of her oriental mesh. D. Dunn She has gained some This time it was breakfast much needed weight and she mchxftng chopped pork and fct..- o mrmu.h b.-ttcr than th' ie tab1. roll ups' ran ..d.len Lt vsUcd in pcil the Lhipes wurd r Getevn She trill be here for a steamed t-fe tcon __ ~_ ___P_ - 4 i -, 1 .. 4" - 4-ffz voile &ew with white Lace trim parents, Mr. and Mm Carl Fowler, the bride wore and a corsage of white white a..cesserles and white - - Ra)and' sw[fe,Mai.ajmed . a 9 R.az - - L_~ [,,. ,,Woweem! I just wish that to spend the weekeM with us, It of vou could w ho%r w" great fun and ended all too : = rn-----W~_= I: - nations and pink baby's breath Alfred Angelo original forni.JMrs. B Pills, grandmother of length gown of Imported white ________ _. , near future. School of Practical Nursing, The Barks entertained at the Thursday night, Betty, who is a licensed pilot, traditional rehearsal dinner for 30 guests at the Hilton 1776 In is always learning new WiLltemsburg In a Colonial things congratulations are setting capturing pastel definitely In order. ______ - - - WhAffi_ - ." r -1-J havi, jtast returned to Geneva The bride's rL,other chm a s Fvr!yn Marcantel t bee n :spending the last week of her ruece. Paula Smith. F Officiating clergyTnan was The bride, escorted down the uier pink featuring puff long princess style gown Of ceremony, aisle by her brother, Joe sleeves. Her beadpiece was aq print sheer Jenkins was given in marriage pink velvet bow with pink tulle with white accessorIes and a The church was decorated b) her grardfither, A. E. and she carried a single white %tt0 carnation corsage The with large arrangemults of Mullips. motner wore a long ycllowandwhltedaLsles,yellow carnation with pink ribbon taffeta gown with bla ck and strcamers pauia., oi" chose for her vows a beige t shirt black tx ____________ 'titer two . whIte sheer with pink flocked roses, a very kind - person and I wn so proud of Ler. : petals in white lace baskets. Corey Russ, ring beprer, dole ri'" ceremony. Ruth Dr. and Mrs. Li. Eichner and a candelabrum arch and two Miss Ellen Szabo was maid of carried the n1r on a heart. their family from Berwyn, Pa. standing basket arrangements Bellhorn Gee, that's pretty country up of gladioli, pink carnaflens and honor. She wore a hoot-length shaped pillow of White Baiach 's satin. princess style gown of around there. It has been many, all with whom the cornea In _4p't•. :11 :... - . President of Seminole ::~Mutual Concert Association , ::~. announces UW programs for '.,~ * IM'74 series. - - Rhi Ceremm - . L - -- t Mrs, Brumley recently were Geolgeandsandy Broulilette to all ibo contributed to this ant, . JliCU, David and Julie, worthy cause. t If from Troy, Ala.. have been thi2 young My of swb tender years (only 10) keeps on visiting with George's brother gaing in the direction of helping a n siste r-in-law, Ray and rady'a Others I am sum that she, will Mary Brouillette, sw" ,ii,camawj th U makeadeep impression upon '.. - - 4 • . 15;:~7 ... ... ndin was BETTY WALLACE --_____ Schweikert Marr s.I even Paid the rent on the ball from ierearrnngsand she asked me a> rcit iii. )LU i. - r _____ Carol 7 WOODROW CLARK i . z --J , .- ___ - greenery. -1 . .40ON -__.~- I touching In the quaint old ________________ many years aLnce I WA visited there, but i still 1)00* - ...,.- .1. .1...1" *. '... ... ... I 1. ANP%L - Had lunch this week with *iAitlI Y (l(DON, f -ii GINN\ AND LEE STADIG Herald scribe, and DONNA Attended the edding of were host and hostess to a gala ESTES Girls talk was the SANDY BA RTIIO I OM EW part) at their I'jne Crest home order of the ANt) 1OM ROSS last weekend preceding their forthcoming Marilyn Is writing a family at Christ Episcopal Church, flight to Europe to visit their weekly column, beginning In Longwood, which was very son, who is In the Air rorce today's Herald so read It' --- Did you know that Kam Gismier earned over $33. all by . - -- herself for the Multiple ~ or- -me= - - - _. replionsareout.ofthisworld - .X Ii u . 11, : - __ ____ - — - In bridegroom Is continuing his law studies at the university Georgia will probably in. j _.- - - I ,~ ,~-&- _________ _________ _____ . ..- - ....... __ I ; now living . ,de,7 - . I .1 11.-.- f___1 - . -- ~ -- - In - i i i -- -_, .- - . . ___ I P ~ i__.. ---_------ . - - )t. AND MI OR VIUE attended an international lions I (GEORGIA) BARKS report a r, marvelous trip to William. 11 any PBX operators from sburg, Vs. to attend the wed. the area are Interested In ding of their son, JAMES calling the club, call Barbara, ALBERT BARKS, and MISS at 64"339. )1 r- - -,- ., . F % %#V '0'; a"fift, I........*,.Iel..*...*.*.....%. I . 1. 1. . I-~ _ _ .~. 1, -I . .~. --_ = hi PNWNWV The Sanford Herald - I ' 'A .But now, they told us in a NIIS.S CAROL ELAINE SMITH MISS JOY ELIZABETH SOP"H — Blanche Edwards. .. . wrote Engaged to Dennis Morrison . . Engaged to Timothy Nielsen T*Ima made her h0n* in church that they were okay and ,oiil i c 'fr hut n ; • r iL.. rt 'idt UI '%e ikx L,tflLil the> were gret ted b) a rc'll sad nwaswhenteyarrtedattheir '.s - . 1 Kansas borne Someone had ini i I I o rris entered and really made a ________ I chatted with GracleLinclsay mess. AL a few minutes ago and she Mr. and Mrs George P Smith of Orlando, are ji ___ Rev. and Mrs Lerc Soper of 101 W Woodland Drive . tPIL% me that the water is really nouncing the engagement and approaching marriage of their Sanford, are anro*uncing the engagement and forthcoming ~ getting high down at the river, --daughter. Miss Carol Elaiae Smith, to Dennis Lee Morrison , marriage of their daughter, Miss Joy Elizabeth Soper , to . .t.hat the fish are anxious to be son of Mrs. Ervin Morrison, Orlando, and the late Mr. ____t%~, Timothy Loren Nielsen. son ofMr. and Mrs. W. L Nielsen of ~ 'caught ' and the H)acmths Mr Barbara Morrison Jean — Winter Garden Road uttering up everyt1iing. Daughtery from Detro!t has Born in Sanford, fix- bride-elect is the granddaughter of f-: Born In Orlando, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of t~i ;: See that is proof that you been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Nettles, Route 1, Sanford. She is a 1969 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gardner, Orlando, and Mrs. Valentine J Mr. PxA Mrs. Evans Bacon. -7 graduate of Colonial High School and Is employed at the Soper, Bram Towers, Sanford. Barbara Jean brought hr'r :from appearances. 'j' Florida Highway Patrol, Orlando. . 9 MissSoperis a l9lOgrnduateOfsemlnoleJIigh School and ' ! 1-1yacinths are so pretty to look adorable little daughter Her fiance, who was born In Utah. was graduated from is presently attending Florida Technological Universi at but bo) oh boy what a pain in Kimberl) wit"i her Kim will Beliview High School P&lhi'w \eb nod is preceril) ()rl ndo ' the boat motor' three in (ktober and is smart employed at B4Lrnes Restaurant Supply, Orlandc Ilt. fL"et iu th.4 U III tlO(.k Island 111 Is a 1970 a Whip. __ The wedding bi plannM for Oct. 20, at ak.% Azajea Park . graduate of Ocoee h is a wnlor at F`TU and L., . Widle hem. 'tie Baecn family United Meti'ojist Church All fric'n'l .-.t - - School, - t 1 tIjU zfl.iiru. enjoyed a unthy reunion wifl Thewcdd1ngwtl1beaneven(tjy 23'at m at if AllSS I A\ LLLEN F -. ORG USON &.b .1 w.i Cross Episcopal Church E ngaged to ilatOfl Ortiz Jr. motors etc, that lovely Janet Ft Myers Philadelphia and ,D Geiger told me that she anti)- (georgia Evans told me that .. ________________________________ better half, Hareld went over nexttheywll told thcir non .. ... -. : Sebe.sthin Inlet for a short at Crovithtr.d, Ga. • • : v6cat.lon bef= school 4 -tarts Almost forgot to W11 you that 11'-, 'e • ,, . and that the) enjoyed while Ba'bara Jean was home (1 .r - but she said that had to take she and two of her I ., . .:cover several times because of chuni% Betty Jean Black of "*% E. D.E. the,Uddeflstfl1Tn3 if}ouever Sanford, and I_I iT! i ,J .,-• . I want to hear sornte real tall tales Orlando, twd a real gab fest ,,, ~ s .. about Sebastian Inlet seek Out renewing o . ,.. • Allen Taylor! .- . 16 Miss Judith Joan (Joanie) featuring Bishop sleeves. tier Ginger Wilcox. Their owns, g Jenkins, daughter of Mrs slightly ga thered silk organza heacJij and nowers Jud',Lh Jenkins, Route 1, 174 skirt was posed over angel Identical to those of the honor Rodney and Sue Deese from T. Sanford, and Robert Box Wayne peau. I :1 attendant. 1 -1 ~11 ' that LAWine is all those cruicbes, - -faUaha-we and Hughey and Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony 11ardee, of Atlanta, Ga. ~___L_i~l a - .~ - ~; . SLAVIA -Miss Ca ol Irm2 Blackhead froin Grand r -i Leslie Lockamy, St. Peter. Lace Insertion, beaded with was best "= and wxuj#*v *It mid claiffis to feel a lot beUer. M = ftm '_ ___ W1106.1%&W X,A--&-. A-..-L..-- V , mard1cm I 3MWg were united in Holy pink saun n000n. ennanced ttle usher w re i Joe and Jeff Mronful Mrs. Carl J. Fowler, od's parenm Rev. and Mrs. Matr~~ - - M -- -L~~_____ 11 __ - ny Aug. 25, 197 73, at square organza yoke. sleev" Jenkins, brothers of the bride. 11 ~__ E=22-- ;am — ~ 3-= =-C-:~_. ~ _~y ___ , .!1 __ --~.'~~_~ Twiskawillow Road, Goldenrod, Marvin Dem. - MW=Vt~~ - - 10:30 a.m. in U* Pinecrest and portrait neckline. became the bride of Donidd ,=--~ = _- , it Baptist Church ___ V- - - ]2 . Ryan, Bill Wilcox mA Brian Eugene Schwelkert, son of LL I- I -.~r Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Salyer li ft im IF h Pifl train o imported R The p Re Kenneth said that they had amarvelous ;hwcr girls were the Misses we1krtjtexicoBeac Ja) and 'Patch' Eichnej ce and was ating minister at time visiting ,A-ith their kinfolk Virginia Jenkins and Amy ___ 1973 at 3 p. W Id the double t Ing ceremony. Mrs. she carried a formal cascade of in Kentucky . and Jff"__~' Russ. They wore laqn, pink Lutharan Ch enjoyed a vacatior. with their liolt organisf, urch. pink r. I c _Ls 3 - - e_ ises wKI pink carnatlonj% I Michigan...tend I say we ary -- -14printed sheer gowT,s with long great appropria c urns ca program happ) iieeea and carried flower I JIMMOM _____ - - _____________ I wedding will be an cvet of Saturday, l)iw' !F The Porter;leld Memorial United Methodist Chur~~, I -—_ - I ; iAE~_~-1-4 0-"" v W7 _;7___r_ - Vesson (grant ni her sister - -.1 1 . 0 . 4"'I S .- . 1F_.___ -___ _,_ _~ ______________________________________ I - Sanford, and U attending Georgia Southern College where she will graduate in March, 1974, with a USED in If Economics. Grandparents of the fut bridegroom are ra j OltiZ of Bronx, Bronx N Y and minio Rodriquez of I - It V ,~ - Albany, also former Sanford residents, The hr dcekrt Is the grandd titer of Mrs Bertha B . 1 _i - is an A%iation Warrant Officer, United States Army. assigned to Ft Carson, Colorado M B LIZMATIHFLJX ~Mmw~_S~~n 1-9~~ _~-=-4 oftI ~ ,__ I .- ___ __________ L I- - • '4fl _______ -. - ____ tell you that Mr. und Mrs. Otis I . a -7 -_ -- -.-,--. ._. _ 4 : ____._ W __ __ i"M~ M51V Mr. and Mrs. Morris Earl Forguson of 1400 Colquitt, Albany, Ga., formerly of Sanford. announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Kay Ellen Forgr.sm, to Milton Ortiz, . v__ '. fI - . that they had over 60 acres of corn and other goodies which required a watchful eve. She I - . ^%^N. ?,. ... . . ... ",%%%.Y-%,*".*!~.5~..*.-":-*-",~.,.-:~:,-., :%%:-:,:.' .... * ................. ..,.,.'.%,. () rt;,~F., Forcyll-4znn. .., 4,ow 0 - , . .-. I .-- 11 I -1 -___-:".~~__ __ -_ .__ ,;.x,xe.~~..-. e. __________ ______ I . . '%..N1., ~ ~,~~i~ili~~ lai;~ __ ____ _777~~~7_ -- agenients ~___ comewithherbecauseahesaid : -__1 .1-.Z I- --_ : , , -1F . Nl1), ~ -____- -. I . __I :,. -. .- - -t~I -1 _V r.~_ -Z- = ______ I . _____________ n't I ___Tt _M_ ` . 7--~-~t-_ - ~m —"a - - ______________________________________________ Super Savings For. BACK-TO-SCHOOL �ii - ., i, i; w; , - he First Dread, ____ _ __ -- Of :~,'_-_-- il__ - F - ______ . ' - - . --vs -1 -4111 -I - . f __~, .i= I k-~_ - - 'IT .__ S r - said Mrs. Wa'lln I .- - I. - 1.L 9- ;I ____________ 'I a -'--- - — - - - ---- ' "' - ,- - - - - - 1 -= __ 7 -~ ~~J _J lmfn~th t .. - t.? I -,W ~ !a . I I - up. i f-i k Myrtle becan* active in and worked on the camw - - r - I I .a, -, 1 , ! 1. .- was very i I 1. = - .- - x - izi L-1-7- = _~! til I m I thcr...p} uiat had ben knu help He rent her Los man . - : i 9 . .I 1 , J IFI '. - 322-9272 - - IIIi = - - %.a% I %I 4 .0 t . ~~ - , - * ~ 1 - -10 ; : t . GOOSE DAY NURSERY SCHOOL 111111 P'Kind.a.rt and £zt.fld.d Day C..'. Infants to gd.IW%V.s A.., - I _ay t 838-1854 I - .i ( - =--.A I !I,,, i I . '. 1#1 ,1 I 1 7 . $1 # A 4I i I 'a..: - - . I " - - m:l ~ - . Z 7k-- - - - T --_ -- - .. - %. ' - - :' -=i - --- - , - -I = -- i - I 'IiII 1rt I - ., A THERAPY EMERGES ASART-Cutting tin strips t0exercise her resulted in the creation of lovely art objects by Myrtle Wallin - - - 1111111111111 ands PP (Charles Edwards Photo) - " I H 11.1 I I .), .., !III 11 1) - - , It to - -='---- _____ - - M"k il ? a__ _1~1 A .AQ~_2 -- - ..! / 'I '' And often dies for lack of person into continuing the *$ r) . It I - - MOKIRM R - an oru Herald are • nole ,available to you in J9x10 ret)rint size 1 OFF On -300 !1:- - A w" I v- o DIAL 32M611 or 831-9993 custom fabrics Ph. 322-6755 Fair church people are SUPwith a compliment is sure to develop into a real'friendship." posed to be salesmen, !ike St. And real frle'idshipi that Paul to help recruit new DRAPERY FASHIONS I it A68w5408 R — 1p ible members of the J# chandiseiireenrcligionwiks di tin ft you first are liked by the marriagn. But ou should never stop prospect! Sn send for the booklet "The with Just the smile (sign ciornplinient (lub." enclosing a ,'A DEBARY, FLORIDA __ rahie for bome commendable plu~ 25 cunts- - _ ___. . . 0111Z .m. -- -- - --- m- — - CARROLL RIGHTER III 1 111 - _- it terils praistA compliment is not flattery. And if yu young mn rim 00dossial a %" stompos& ,., , , , .4ft) I ULTIMATUMI -1 WAV' t - r' T. NO NC A THOUSAND TIMES NO.! OUR. YOU CT BU'? THE HAIR CrINE.'Y, CHIN, CHINS. _____ O<A1, LETS LET NOW WHAT H'. v THINK OF 'S CHILDISH 8 ) 1' . L'. I II 1. ____ /V \ 1 I f_ - LIK E \ AS IT 'r , ONL'i' A ( ) - . fo SON! (I i _ I .I . ' "/ " j4',., ' . .- .. - ' t . I . 1_11~ 1 ' I (t '- _. ' 1 -1 't .- , .'-- 5 0 - N 0 . - , %, . L .I / 5-' 4 J , _% 'I; - A - ..-.-' ~J . 11 I I %__-~_, I _ .~ / - Ito, ,I.1 4 ,_~ , 1\ , I '1 \.. I . / ,_- I (-;~L .; I ~ Nk . /1ii I - —.--- 0/,VC / '1 4 *! _-.. I 1 ' " - -.1— *",~\ 0 r , ._,,-_~ to '-S \ . '-,\ _ CAPTAIN EASY . ; 4, "f'- ' I ''- by Crmks & Lawrwnct r EF 1-t '' IWPIPS THE WALL-109A PICTIOJ WERE ThEy' COMINa FROM T V I I THINK.I. ___ _____ .' _----- / - rn - .1 .. — - •------ I -. I ), - . - Vtt-' ' — - LJ ' ii -.-- W 111F Na- I gaZ---~~~ I — 4ZZ=T IS FOR - _. @ ry go -1 ! I - ) '-c__I \. " . 11 I V- now and shoild be put to use so that you can gain fine fesults which have been difficult in the past. Try not to be hing Relax tonight. over nte: GEMINI (%fay 21 to June I) A good day to learn what is expected of you by associates and then state your own ideas. Staking ncw contacts at this time is wise. Come to a fine understanding with loved one tonight. MOON CHILI)REN (June 22 to July 21) You can handl irsponubilitics and hobbies very nicely today and be far iuitnc cffi,.setU Plan omc time fn- improvir; your hesleti that you become mote dynamic. Be wise. . . I HOPE MY 1ocsI4G.p4p RAIRIP I) / ff1 t'— -\j" .' / GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine day to ", devise s bietter method for engaging in sports, games and other recreations you enjoy. Study new ways and means ywic torn eyour reamicome e reogiiizc practical lutions in the days ahead ARRES (Star, 21 to Apr. communications, esnecially on the personal LeveL You are now able to see things in their proper perspective and can accomp h&h muLh that is worthwhUt. He potW. 0 by Heimdahl So Stoffel 7 MUNCY 1111 I3co, _ 1~111 fromtheCarrollRlhtsrinstttuta Make that fl . , 0 . -. .1 BUGS BUNNY is ' ') \". 'i ") ,l ,.-- - q / '" S , , _/ ro i- CA R FZY it -n-o•' r' V ..., ' I'. -* ' ~ 111V '%0 ('* ')I _0 1-1 J I -'ME - — ISt--X'r TWAT ODD, AM T% NY I 1 " - I r',., / et by Al Vermeer CARRYINCW ME-'! ,,- — 1 p-------_____ — ,. ! ~ to ---. I- rf PRISCILLA'S ANO I LINO - F[~( ] . ! b y Larry L.w J - \ J !~ !rl 'i i"- , ' - . . .. I .. by Bob Theyes FRANK ANC ERNEST ii - I .) - .-__ - cn E RRIA —V __ T~ _. l-; -- ________ N~t --- - _ . IN _________________________ Z i- I g,t,-ip-~~ -----E - I _k - _ 1-___ 1_- %o% XCRAWES - ____ enjoy the most TAke your mate along and show special consideration Lxpreu creatIvity in one of your special ikills and become a more sicceuful Person. Sept. 22) Showing kin your fLa qualities is wise Engage in a new activity that can bring who is looking for trouble Satisfy your curiosity through study. to O.t 22) 'iou cm easily make some LIflR1\ (Sept - 'r by Dick Cavelli WINTHROP _____ RAVE 4tXJ GC717ANY IDCA W)4ATA Q Relieve tensions by having fun tonight. SC10 RPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Money matters are on arm TRY TO BE HELPFLK-. Tizlpovoz IT, F06TER. sbundame in the neAr futtire by acting wisely where expenses are concerned Show more devotion to loyod one. SAGITTX IUS (Nov 22 *o Dec. 21) Contact friends and those who litive much wisdom and experience so that you learn inore about your line of endeavor. SocW pthering can be very pleasurable now. Ciat down on expenses. I CftJk&." _f__ — — C"r#"o"A b-.TA&l" VIP" 06 PlSCIS (1 eti 20 to M*r 20) You can now engage in activities that will inctcase your success appreciably in the future Show your finest talents to higher-ups and gain their favor Avoid a troublesome situation he or she can IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY achievc fame in life. since the mind is brilliant and the i a body is robust Schooling will be a breeze since there Is natural ability to comprehend quickly. Teach the Importance of tho spiritual inind and your progeny wfil become most succcs3ful and a iticat inspiration to others. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is tar Catroll Rightet's Individual Forecast for your giin for epteniber is no ready 1 or your copy send your btrthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of n,.wspaper), To 0 Box 621), 11ollywood. Calif. 90028. - - - __________ BLONDIE - ' V .~ MO%TKS LkT LT PAYMENT! OM "U_ t .~ .f .. . "y \ ( ~ I .1 -_4 P, , I*7I.-. \~ ~~~- - J , —, I '. / _ ~ . " ~" 1 % N: " _< - . q4 \ ___ .. '' . I _-, , .~ __ ,IN 1! ~~plil-,Is - " Mon Walker BEETLE BAILEY TLA-~ TAE nwEg Ai, TAE j RADAR ROOM !gJ 'E'V TiMT LiTTLE - .'A_ A q / .,, . - - S : I, 0,I 1,/ .J I I .I - - ---%.- I ____ ~' ! 7IN&I.'Y ' GEfrATi.Y14 ~, I I J I - i ~ FIJNNY... ,I . I' U 4ft I .1 , (4 . . - Lee Falk and Sy Barry A / MP 1. APf 't I/ , T1 \ -. ,_ . - --, - --- - (\\ I! i t . . _. I ---- __~_ - I", - ) i"N* , .- I i '-'S.-- '- WST IRAY111W AROUND. TOUR:STS MME . -RAWMS OF t""sHERf5 A aCCIc W DiD iii , j~ ' - % w , ,I ,. I / / I ( 0, ` - I .s'\\ LWA ,r '. # . I77J -' \\r I. I -.; *~ 'I i' \' wik ~ - , -* N I- ; .0 / -A - i IN ______ ~ \ ,1r.'f )'-\ 1• ?I / , (" J 1'/1 -V -. _'•4 THE PHANTOM )) )_ . I 3- I 4 -1 - - - ,~% - 1$NP( 10 clF 4 BLnE _/ a, e. , 11. M ' j Ye*A-~ '4 , , w. i" - , -J 1,cE - ____________________ " - 1, ,W (_`mq,iZ7~ I \ ,4- --____ i P'% I J " .. / ''- I. a 1 VOTE., '.,,., Lhi '\ J! CWECW8C0K chic Young _ ____ , , I - / - H 11 "S - I DA,r.W0.->0 LWK ) . q ~_~ _-~i..- OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopla _____________________________________________ ANY NEWS AW. VVY0 LCARE.~ L TOM TV Y WhETKL; 6E'r F01R MOTHER WKILE T. Wki , I.J, SROU&4T UE RE NEW~& TAkT CKE AJ DIP TkLY 50NA,LL'Y FIX Tt4E TV? RrmFJ; L ring. if they are of the proper 0implimenting" which Carolyn can profitably age and are unattached. . discuss and derni'nstratc before her Young flsar Wildeonce stated: all LOSE I- % ,-Ar. 0- 7- I ......... . COACH SA'iS W°LL \' WATS KID OUR ATHLETIC s'ruFi ITS SCI1OLARSI.41PS IF / JUVENILE.. WE DONT SHAVE "-. hCL) Si e and even a wedding ,-I.-; . CALL US TODAY or TOMORROW or an appfritmenf1n your home ,it a Men, don't stop by saying' -That's a cute hat you are wearing'" Instead fade out with a question mark, asThat s a cute hat you are at a V1v'n a girl smiI classmate, her curved lips wearing Mary, (or doesn t the Indicate some such paragraph blue inalch your pretty eyes'"' fld mi'opermits>outoome o(prtritcd vrds alhcsc "Your presence is pleasing to closer so you can look deeply into those eves me. I hope we can be friends Don't be alarmed. either. that What do you say about that your compliment will seem too possibility"' air "forward," for And it he smiles back, a "fresh" friendship is already being priople enjoy big doses of So "compliment" Is the basic foundation for "love." Forexample,asmilelsanonverbal (sign language) form of I NurSIng and C nwains-cent ReIder [ I . Modern and spacious located in the heart of Sanford's Medical facilities. For Information call or Writs -- g ..A 0 ,.,, -are in on inTimate warm colorful - nt.. . you thousands of fabrics In your own homeandourwl.known . Interior Decorator helps you t ype , fl style best suIte'1 t o particular needs 42 .7- WMP' - . I" - _. -1. - _& W eoffer indiviatial MW — -f _____ - -- ------ - _ -, i e~% t a~ Z - :. . "- But when you lade out of your parl of ihe dialogue, do so with a There is a more basic lenn question mark! hir that interrogation mark love' and that is than is soaped likes fishhook so it Is compliment For love develops out of an excellent psychological I OVI 1iv S ()%IPL IMI 'iT -. ""." -fit - ' " `40 I IL I e. a V -_ ___V_L________ _~_ walim of New Faldizte, Mt. Who WksMAjonve-od .4v.v Mr Furce In Virgizii 13 CaOl and wh.oai SIX . . ~ - 1 _. Bralher of 14 %IIon1r) and e thical side of life today and make life more And the topic Is to be about short of conersation clatters vhileonndate youcanaltaya u.icat and your dealings with others more utlifying Stnve love "So would R be appropriate fall back on the use of 3 com- for happiness Know who your true friends are. for me to say that ,love' is the pliment to break the emAQUARIUS (JAn. 21 to Feb. 19) Make new contacts most important word in our barrassing pause and get the with perwris whose ideas differ from youm You can learn a conversationAl machinery in English language?" peat deal that will be helpful in the future. Bring good .1 L a r ' -- . I '5- - for -- . 1/0 - Young Peoples' Society. "Dr. Crane," she asked, "I & . 7,11- 0 - ” us C1..ATrER with MO BURNS ____4 , '1k 0 :: I a 1 - t, CrIAADADC r'iira DA7ttCOMPARE 'JUi' RATES - 1 " _ . '~emlnole Lodge , = ( ,I I Is so( I 0 - - I--- J_ - . ., -, _U "I I "A ~" I . i -_ - - - q- I .. -. - 111iii iiiii 'I l III since 1964 ____ I 4 I' -' --_. -- Ii i IiiiiI Is now accepting patients for the some skilled Nursinq care provided ' i - _- . 11_"W~_Z ,r1 b14 /" = &u 1\ . _T I A J4 I - a . 1"ming church attendance. ia i . '~ V - 4 -I& : i0 II __ \7 I . -'- develop from compliments and - A ____ cop - 4 V I VZ 'I -1" _/ .-. George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Carolyn can dtvelop fascinating discussion In her ; '6~ , trItiy - ') . . 11 WORRY CLINIC ) . " i . r ! . pmple Is Hke buming, down your own bouse to get rid of a rat." (IIany E FOIdICkI that work wonders for your home - .. - -, / ,~, i - 11~_ - .- . -R - I 111. Keep thy home In good order. for out of it cometh DEAR LOSING: Since you quesUan your stability, I'd say you have a problem. Ask your docta%,to recommend so therapist who eats gmv )raa a psychological do-begging. rkK I - . __r - - -J I Vd : I have been a faithful Abby (an ever since you started writing your column in 1M. Whenever I would leave the city, I'd ask my housekeep. er to save the newspapers, because I didn't want to miss even one of your articles. To my mind, the best thing you ever wrote was "The Tcn Cormz".dments for Wives." Then a few months later, you topped yourself with a companion piece titled, "The ien Commandments (orilusbands." Today we desperately need to be reminded of ionic fashioned rules for making a marriage work. Will you DEAR ABBY: Am I normal? Or am I ready for the funny farm?-I look for bugs and Intects In my house. garden, furniture, rugs. and even on my kids. It I should spot an lnwct in the house [say an ant or a spidtir.), I lmmedi-itelvsta,-ta(horosearchforgnore and go rserk cleaning, scrubbing, and spraying wherever I think Uwy might be coming from. 1(1 find an Insect I'm not familiar with, I get out my _*I.._a1 ...4 I... ø.#utk1 ! it i then become even more terested In bugs, and start on another crusade to get rid of bup I'm not evrn surr I have. , a take beds apart aM Wpect the box springs and mattresses. I even examine the pile in my carpet with a magnifying glass. I'm const4ntly checking our dog for fleas, and my kids' hair for lice! (I never found any.) Do normal people tx+ave this way? Or am I - LOSING MY MARBLFS? - " , when 1984 does roll around just a short 11 years from now. we will have a different Dl Brother to worry about, Our privacy will be threatened from within by an internalized jumble of eyes and opinions from TV. movies and the press which I will call. borrowing from transactional anal sis, the Medla Parent. According to the best-selling book on transactional analvSIS. "Fm 0 K. You're OK.....our real parents and theyou va-bus authorities who hold sway over our childhood and have a way o staying in our psyches and commenting on our ... ..• ...... .. ... . *C $ (ItS e to roll up our pants and walk along the beach. I ent in our head mighl say. -Don't mess up your new while slacks or. you might catch a cold." Media Parent is even more troublesome. because .Media Parent often gives the family room and find that Rachel has written her name In red marker all over the television set I don't only have my "Parent" blaming me for not being rpore strict. I also have my Media Parent Bruno Bettleheim is there insist inc5 on firriincsc 'md I cc 'ilfr c ith 11 oru (inott puch for i Iireikurs is there, too, sugestsng I kave the markings on the TV making Zoom Impossible to watch and Dr Spock says not to worry. it will turn out all right. When I finally resolve that problem by having her wash off the TV nerself, I go upstairs to make dinner and my Sledia Parent is right there to help with live different possibilities. Adele Davis says to get out the wheat germ. Julia Child wants me to start with wine and mushrooms. Ralph Nader remincis me to chelk all labels for emuisiIIe?s and to throw out Josh's favorite sugar flakes right now' The pretty wife, ,4 nap instead of cc,okfrom the TV commercia . w o takes . Ing thumbs her nose at Nader and sugqests a frozen dinner. Colonel says h'llo chicken gooye ho hum Ronald says burqers and Gioria Steinem wants me to have my husband cook tonight. Alter dinner, dithc; and bedtl"re r'ti.aI 's ever, Lw in 1 (hli w itnrin Ir' ntr hiridroom but Medi'm Parent is still • .1 1l ,, ,.1 Si U U5.SiJ..'•.j £ 4tt t.' Johnson off(-.r clinic2l advice. and Dr. Comfort with the Joy of Sex couple lightheartedly suggest mirrors. Dear Abby clicks her tongue in a with-it-but-not-for-it way and Ti-Grace Atkinson throws in 3 few words on the myths of female sex usiit Media Parent good night' %. CUS70M MADE I , : I MOTHER " . # We all 10 I Ior the lord thy God all the days of thy life, and thy children will rise up and call thee blessed. lNext weekend, 'The Ten Commandments for Illus. 11011ft . „. s column is w(ilien by Joanne) ' t CW4bWft ber WWk in POULI(SL I C. Directors: Miriam Wright Vaiprie Weld I I - 1 ^i1 -'; 1vI1x-d tier paint LIX111 - and before 1prity she was terrific. Tim - s tt~ie began her own creati in tin. the ImungeA in sclulel. PIPE was to tt r-ti Commission. Sanford I IF 110 2560! Elm Ave i - A - . '-e4k move her hands more and more As tine went Of) e cely. and man z found herself nuddng special dmgns.curling tbe strips of tin to In IM her husband .I Irg 1410 - i. 1 II ': a- Rho = N0111111, = - -1 Jna~ the hands cotild bring bw.k ITIOMMent of thoe Joinu. When It* had hcr most severe attack in 1%2, Dr. c. 1. Bugg 01 NoTh Cato", told I - ( _ M i . i Calf Or Come B" - WyJ later, US. Saiaw from North Garolinsi. Through patience and tivout be- lief in God and 11is perfmrwnce of trAracks, after consulting was athtscd that continual ' 4 Studio Registrations: Aug. 23rd Thru 31st 9:00 A.M. Until 1:00 P.M. .. . -_ JI; a' I .. ._41141, 4 1 - nce -, — __. I A k a btg way, ww-k.lng dIligently y. She / r.-, v*v ___ WhiCh arent to believe? DEAR SAN FRANCISCAN: I still rece've requetta for copies of the items you mention. A surprising number of FI'Z$d'lS I, p, p ask,'- d (t'r if'rmkIn to rrprinl th r t tit Ir church bulirtins. In sail hursillity and ,*Jill no Intended lrre%. CienCe to losei here are my TEN COMMANDMFNTS FOR 1%'IVF,S. I. Defile not thy body neither with excessive foods. tobacco. nor alcohol, that thy days may be long In the bouse which thy husband provideth for thee. 2. I"ittettf thy husband before thy mother, thy father. thy daughter, and thy son, for be Is thy lifelong companion. 3 Thou shalt not nag 4. Permit no one to tell thee that thou art having a hard time of It. neither thy mother. thy sister, nor for the Judge will not held her guiltleu who ther disparage her husband. S. Thou shalt not withhold affecUorn from thy hitsband. Oi trIJ Hiatt hn'eth to be loved - I Forget not the Irtue of cleanliness and modest 7. Forgive with grace. for who among us does not need forgiveness? S. Remember that the frank approval of thy himband is worth more to thre than the admiring flances nt a hisnelrod () 7r (',)(1 - Dw* the YeArs following World W&r 11, she worked I' ' y!K I .,--"- SAN FRANCISCAN I "' Everette, ! A I 1; Y. I BEGIN SEPT' 10th CLASSES do . - she was cWdnT= of Public Affairs with the Womn's Club I I f 1)(mco(' ( Fitteen-year-dd Cindy was ' 30 Wharned'When her father Col a d people. She c him. -Six knew they could harcily wait to get away from him. Twenty-one year old Cindy understow what made her father that, and became more tolerant, - I or , _ -,.-. -_ - North Carolina hoWtals in North Carolina, producing plays and other fe, ins of entet1A1=xrA aM p,ve Patflu for the disabled and licspitalized veterans confined awre. r . ,1. •',, -' I • ii 0 he knew more than they did. program with her name inscribed on the cover in gold. SCh001,== Ur L%C- &Asow floofir About I E eve 1 AUGtJRAL PRO RAM : - - *J Is "U IT ""tit wur, 0 * heu imn,uunng Presiclent Harry Trumanps Presidential caMpaign. As a result she received an invitation to the In,auguration and Inaugural Ban. Unable to attend d ue to crippling autographed active (1/ "Cited for Excellence" PRESIDENT In her First Ptesbytciian Church Myrfle's mollto, Will. . Ancl still i& . -"OTHERS,,.. .Thb - I __ . --- ,.Or _*_- Mmi-Mi 'l - - ________ 0"y da by teaching swftnniing. As it scwt and deri Mother. she worked with We 1 - _ '--- # -- -'-&V%U %aMMA CAI 114 -1 __ ! han,takmgtjiegnofl and camping trips U o tha In Me -as a grade --.: .% T 7 worked with girLs of ages 10 to i , .. - - __ i 111110"- - I Five-year-old Billy thought his mother was the os beautiful woman In the entire world. ,%e%. as perfeCL All of his friends thought he was so lucky to have such a grand mother. She nude the bes..' cookies, always had a ready SUPPIY and loved to have his triaWs around her. when Y mOUW' s SUP was always h.anging and that her twir was never combed. and, oh boy, but when hU friends came over, 311le never wanted to leave them alone. She really em. barra3sed hirn when she came Into an rocL,n with cookie.,. wastreatin like e ys Seven.ear-old Cindy thought her father knew ~ _~ ~111111111111111=111 __ community work - IIf .- - - I . . ..I- I V ( - 2 P. ? 00 9 Kl~'_ I _ Y, lN WILL NOU? I FOW,ar gi ,i 1 .4 _fol:6, ____ for today's wives I 71WC*$(flI -. hnv of 14 mv fathow wat!0:!*!d I C."ad i--Ai.. -*--.# a- I _. , the old man around, but the astonished at how much he had learned in the last sevef, m mother of ten and great. grindmother of one young lad. I By Abigail Von Buren . - , _*f )_~1 likely to lead to an eXamination and change in the other. In order to grow into adulthood as a responsible child must change his model from his parents to new models. In early adolescence, quite a few youngsters will name farhous (gLriutuu., or distinguished charactrc as t perfectmode Thsbanorm&p.irt of growlntip rr'm . LULl u au ui nu gotti, as adults they will a" their Parents more kindly as well as more realistically. le - - - - - _ --, - __-, . _ = __ ___________ in Durham. They had thrct tr L tie Richard. All are nurr" now. Julia (Mrs. John Forfines) lives in N.C., Earle is an Engineer. 2 traUULe Of Duke IJnIVtZSit) and Richard, an nterior ____ - __ __=-1 1 ___ ft a ) our (/1. ,.,(r puni ____ ,4* 4 1, 1 When a child is small and helpless, he sees his parents as being big and strong. In his eyes they are almost God4lke. It is not easy for an adolescent to cut God-like parents wn to sizt even if the Parents themselves never made any pretense of being God-like ills parents were nIc ro rfiil fi ur in i rt ii since it wils theY who judged what was right or and " the"who i' 1 or rewarded p shed oung have taken a long stride towprd In. dependence when they are able to acquire an Increasingly realistic Perception of their parents. T~ere is a relationship between the way one sees his parents and the way he sees himself and between his at. titudes toward his parents and his attitudes toward himself. As a consequence, anything that leads a person to = - °°f Ten C .jomrn andments 13011) 831-1777 _~~7~~_2 _~~ , -a 1, N 10 COME . 44 V _____________________________________ As a child grows up, he acquires an Image of his parents, standards, views of him, opinions and their expeC OtiS. The Image is realistic to the extent that he sees them as theyare. But the itiage is distorted Ifhemi .Ives because 01 his own needs and limited understanding. ever be or as being les.s perfect than they are. HL proval or disapproval of him may be more or less so than it - :_ - - - ., - -_ : -,a = !;-,~==-afio- ' A By MARILYN GORDON Seminoleco d You th Prog rams, by Days Gmue ALLEY OOP Family Li Parents - :-- ___ TELtri4osol 0:30-12. 2-11illl) - -. aaRk 292A. HWY 17.92 L-ONGWOOD. FLORIDA 32750 Orricr HOURS - The Sa nford rierala / J Realistic Image .. - A SPRING RI. - - A- - !M1jjwlw V""_ r ____ _____ ___.. - - about the variow type:s of snaices He taught her that God made all reatures and nature I -. -. 1- - ______ _____ that grew in the wooded itrm . - - I OrFICI MED CINE A r — M a -, u l;v~v l e ____ - " -i .4 : ANNOLIHSTHEOPCNIU0°'5 V decoraUos for theGd Club They lived in Durham for two the holidays. She years, .,rd today Myrtle Wallin of Osteen 1959, when he was traWerr,ed her husband purchased became actively engaged in y an a to the Sanford Naval Air Property In Volusla County work w1th the GUI and (between Osteen and Enter. scout ;oops hem, munl!les. When arriving in Florida. her Prise) and began building a Through tier o, .s-n method of T(xl4,iy, she is serving as the to lovely rambling house on the back therapy, she is living proof of doctor thtD..KiC beautifully wooded land. She President of tile Woman's Club con ng of what determination, will and Beach, who would help4i stamina can do. e DeBary ax conti ue her therapy fo,r . in Sanford, almost iffunedlate.ly Club. Her attractive lamps, little ancI still iatntalns her me ir? Si ao1c rc chaiM and other knickShe gives talks and demon. that she had done wonders f bership there. knack and pieces of d ye °, strations on tin cutting and moved Into they their cmtions, a patiently made of herself and should be corn. new home In Osteeri and decorating and on how to make tin by her, during those years became very active In all those creations that make and continuing through this s to community clubs day, are the results of her good continue her own therapy for to get a Community Center built life Is happy for Myrtle health and lovc of life today. she still continues to make In Osteen where all I WalhnoIOsteenwhose motto is Myrtle Wallin, nee Myrtle those beautiful tin creations rrieet II h' . .....I •Ul11FA. Adams, born in Johnson County, N. C., Is Itie dughter of -ALsiui and Lalome Acams. At 11111111l iM the age of 10 the family moved -1 -A111 __ UM ______ .7----C -WC to Durnam. N. C. where M)Ttle _____ DR. R. V. ROGERS Disease Crippling - 0 - - __ Wallin Overcomes Myrtle Mathews, who by Ripley for havmg the largest hnuIly In the USA 15 II ' r ii It was from him that sh learned all about nature, .I - As Art She spent her summers with 0 - - _ . - -. BY FANNEflt EDWARDS ~ - )t Snipping Tin Therapy Enierg i - __ 11 ej, I • £.. - .. - Ci'ltC. PUT'?' , aV - mE r'.- _-_ 11 I -'.' '_1.4 _eI ,*~' !. I ,, P - '1 1 ¼ "— '' vil -a ' , - " ., - - ; --' VIR I -_._--jbI ___________ I!- -_ .1 _' I !X , -- [ ,. ,dt4',5-' "V — Cc1'(T'P. �r-. - , . , . 6B-TheSanforc Herald i _F,~ ir - -o-i I I i I - _-% I I - - 1 - Nt I ' . I -__ - 'k ~. % -. L - - - T I:U~ i..'' '/ - i ,. - - / j ___. __ V ff~ Al . ;1 i. . __. 1_ , - - engagement party for Miss Phyllis Caesber and John M. Capponi by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caesberof Estates given datz. will be an event of Sept. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at Community United Methodist Church. (1lrald Photo Jane Casselberry) Requests for women's news and photo coverage (parties. clubs, etc.) should be made at least a week In advance. Area correspondents are ltsted daily on the editorial page. _________ _______ 1 Bad break and bad play, too I WORM __________________ 'out'i wa.n worried about a nr i. t. nmn br e ak Only four trumps in one hand cotJd hurt him and if anyone was - - . I --- WKS1 # Void .- * 883 EAST 4 A 1084 # 11 11 eveta .A)UT11 IS IDI . four spades. South should have led a spade to dummy's queen. As suming East continued clubs, South would discard a heart fie would have to lose it later in any event. Then he could ruff Ii - I . i I VQ3 • KQI096 4 i Both vulnerable ,North East South West 2 . Pass the next club in dummy with the nine of spades; lead spades twire through East to pick up the 1 0 and eight and wind UP making his contract in spite of break. i• 1's Opening t _, _____________________ Pass Pass - I ,_ ~ ~ r West continuing to game after his pjrtncr. gave him a limit jump raise. Two suiters tend to produceiotsoftrcks. We do object to the way he played th e hand If you want to strongly you should Iern oid p I_ i_1 rjj'_____ The bidding has b"n North Pass Pass Pass nJihitd iN I 5N T_ jor. T5' - dst ff Foo ACRM I . ___ 5Wktrd Wv $S rrL1tiv.. I 14 - it t 1 .1 ar I 130 1 r N__ i r , ii - Ui 17 - - - - - - 27 3 ' --- -- - -'--i-I - -- _______ 40 •_ 4) - -- •'ii J51 - ---- - - , - - 7 '43 - 50 - - - __ ______ - - - 1 F I(1.1 [ 7 J'j J), , u. w New Twt fheir c " * 1wi&t t I, Jas/ztoiz I,.. c issti ban O,kntal Evcnistgs Tht' i''fl I flu Or i' -1 jrmttJ ei,entn dresses 91e. trikit 41W lw6led SlIvel ifig,.~ collars and long side 1. - -, 1. - _ for baby Victoria. will attempt to get iu on all the orgar.izatlons in area startinr. new --0 up - , -- '# .i DACRYLICS 1i I W YD. W , - _ L- --_ was in the service at the firnei they had to . 5 8T07 .- -- --- - - r:-- D -_ Ii. 0 Vh . , i og yg) LASi Wi,r raan / KNIT L ENGTHS °' is in JACQUARDS ''" REMNANT . %,Ct 'Jrc1 - ,, 0 £.%1• y . -for COTTON POLY & flflIkITi' F3UII P' SAIL ro LVI1I - i ' -. - ---------_ ______ _ lummuc, -- -- 0 1-99- VJ10A3 .N; - - - YD. _•_ ' 3 LOCATIOM 'r IUU I CtSt Michigan. )70L w • "U ii. 0,0mw Dr. B-__ &_NDO 17 & 92 FERN PARK NEAR MAITLAND IN SOUTH SEMiNOLE OPEN " / -. I 1 , •. - SOLID COLOR . - & - Despite these all time records for the Multiple Usting Service, about p.25 million worth of property listed with MIS did not sell and th e listings on there properti es expires. To us it's altogeth er possible that these figures tell us that in light of the records being establlthed by MIS the properties with expired lIstngs must have been priced out of the market by the various homeowners, With market conditions as they are right now properties must be priced right to sell. The government's announcement on Aug. 24 that interest rates on VA guaranteed and FHA insured mortgages had to been raised to 8.50 per cen t sho uld revitalize the purchase of homes under VA and FIIA.Of course, this Is goi ng to depend greatly on how stable the prime rate will remain and what this Increase will data th esettingof dlscountpolntson new mortgages, When VA and FHA were clinging toan inter est ra te 0f 7.00 per cent discount fees jumped to as many as 11 points. ThenVA and FHA interest rates were raised about t1uee weeks ago to 7.75 percent disco un t fees dropped but started a new rise and got asWghas seven point before the eco,yj and final raise In Interest rates were established by t he govern. p 4 mud If discoint fees drop considerably and will remain down its possible that homeowners will be utilizing FHA and VA committmenta for new financing on homes they se ll to I buyers. If th e disco un t fee clim bs out of reach again homeowners just won't sell on VA and FHA ciiments. And, we don't blame them. . Discount feesmwtbe paid by the eefler when vAand FHA is involved. The law doesn't state th at th e seller must pay the dlsCOtIflt fee but it does say th at th e buyer cannot pay a I. zqr- discount fee. Sinoe the unly other party invr,lv ed in the sale is • the seller it falls his lot to ha nd le this expense related to the sale. I)id you or your spouse claim honIes(cadexemption back during January, February, March or on April 1? You can't remember? You'll soon fInd out whet,Tax Collector Troy Hay begins mailing out tax statements. - LUES IN .' %..Uf(UUlcuf -'.JC)- Multiple listing Service Inc., a subsidiary of the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Realtors, and in 'hich many South Seminole and several north Seminole Realtors are Aug. 17 there had been 3,864 properties sold through MIS for a total of almost $109 million. sales far the week endIng Aug. 14 totalled slightly more than $3 million. DRESS MAKER . __ a ' -7 ' - - ____ .'-- S _ _ ___ __ . ; i 1. . . -- - Industrial Park _ , I ___ I I _ . _ aa-I Zoned On 17-92 I -- 1. ~; , :- . I I . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer 1 - - - -- - - V DEVELOP L.4L ER SJ t'R" £ £5 X5 ______ Condominium plans still -__. . - - - L in au- ____---______ - ------ Relax In -Sf/Ic's -, - .t,i.•-, . II - given to pay one-halt cent per square foot of building area for a fire protection contract. The development Is to provide on-site The Seminole County Commission has drainage or direct drainage toward U.S.2. . 17approved on a 4-1 vote rezoning of the 26-a cre A plat is to be recorded for the development. former Action Auto Parts property fronting Under county regulations when the land is U.S. 17.92 north of Longwood to permit conplatted the county will have further control of struction of a $3 million industrial park. the development through site plan review. Construction will begin within 45 days on The meta l buildings are to be shielded the 15 warehouses planned for the site and two from view of the residential areas through ha ve been hi's'r1 in ll-!'t 1"---r : '.tna in . t'.? ! :.c a r.auonai nrni, Ronald Nesheim 'of directed away from the residential homes. Venturn CGnauUantS said. The cowny regula tions also require that Nesheim favors the name 17-92 Industrial building sets back at least 100 feet from any Park for the development. The warehouses residential or agricultural area. will be pre-engineered metal buildings of It Is expected the developers will request ric'us sizes, )'e said, both fire protection and utility service from ,..... 'p1. tI. .. ; 1Irffl !!ii-.n .. r--....b " s - green belt, in the park, Nesheirn said. The low limits are immediately adjacent to the areas will be part of the green belt, he said. parcel. "It will be a first class park." While the county was scheduling the Only Commissioner Greg Drummond required public hearings on the zoning voted against the rezoning because enrequest, a petition for annexation of the same vironmenuul information Including water parcel was being considered In Longwood. sewer u ti liti es and the fire protection The zoning requested in Longwood was for agreemen ts were not submitted, apartments and condominiums. County Zoning Director J. B. Williams saidCotThe Seminole Planning and Zoning on Aug. 8, afte a public attorney Thomas Freeman on behalf of the recommended rezoning to limited industrial. developers pledged earthern berns will be In a letter dated Aug. 9 the develooers created along the western and southern witlslrcw their annexation petition. The city property boundaries and will be planted in council set a public hearing for Sept. 13 on the trees and bushes. .m Ieqtics and the city Freeman also committed to rrovId1ng clerk, in compliance with state law, prepared acceleration and deceleration lanes on U.S. notices tobe sent to adjacent property ow.s 17-92 and to route all traffic to the highway within 500 feet of the parcel. According to city allowing no access to the residential property officials, the hearing was cancehed early In on Uk west, the week when the developers' withdrawal Williams said, in addition, a promise was letter was found. •-__ ' - Give Second Home Fi rsf Class L ook Iffill want to redecorate. plastic wm.en blinds. They're 4. Plot out on graph paper inexpensive and available In your room size, locaUon of earthen as well as bright colors, or,i4 ,hsr+irø Th"' .EtY be "c c'f Cr hardly to be expected this time outlets. vacuumed and eliminate of year. But as summer 5. Collet color examples of washing or cleaning draperies, progresses it's as good a time things you wish to keep (a snip Choose no-wax vinyls next By BARBARA JIARTUNG Copley News Service as any to make an end-of. of carpeting. a sIIv-r of paint). time you put down new hard __.. - .-... r;. summer resolution to breathe This plan will help you In surface floor covcriig. new Life into a second home, devising a redecorating plan Cushioned types add more Whether it's a cottage by back home when you shop and comfort, too. the sea, a cabin in the moun- try to match colors. Choose furniture that can tains, a mobile home in the Then after you've assembled function indoors as well as desert or a full-sized home just these Items, devote your outdoors. It makes sense to outside the city, second lY)me energies and thoughts to a color ha ve a second home flexible for _____ have become a way of life for scheme. And do that bytossing entertaining and you need to s the i . millions of Americans, In all the colors you must work buy less furniture. -_S--lu escaping the everyday with because of pieces YOU Consider a pool table that By ANDY LANG next few weeks. How much of a pressures at Monday through already have. Then working converts to a large dining table AP Newifeatures pitch should there be so that with these experiment with or a small game table that Friday workweeks. I'll soon be putting down the rain water will flow into the By LOUISE L. GILL But for many second home adding one more favorite changes to a continental height vinyl asbestos tiles in our din- downspouts? Extension Home Economics ing room. Th ere is a radiator in residents, going to the country color-not two or three, but one, dining ta ble. A About one-eighth of an the room. Do I have to remove Agent inch for each foot of gutter. Isn't quite as it might seem. Add more colors only until y ou Sofas that are sleepers or it before installing the tiles? Many homemakers con- have as gay a look as you want, beds that convert to daytime As I placed a steak in my An old bureau has been Q fidentlally reveal they dread You may find you already have sofas allow for more flexibility, market basket not long ago and is A - Removing the radiator in the family for many years. one way of dealing with the their trek to the country too many colors. In that case It increases living space grumbled about the price tag, situation. Most We recently took It down from persons, because the entire weekend Is repeat the colors you have or because bedrooms can become another shopper offered this ever, prefcr to leave the radi the attic and intend to use It. The finish appears to be In spent vacuuming, waxing, Just your favorite ones from a living space as well as helpful advice: "Chill that or In place and fit the tiles good condition, but Is a very dusting and washing. No those you have and emphasize sleeping space. steak to almost freezing, and wound the legs. The way to dark brown, almost black, as them in relaxation here, your decorathig. it paper thin, fry it this is by carefully measuring Folding or stacking chairs slice th ough covered with years of exactly bow Others complain their second the We will Remember color over high heat very quickly dirt I'd like to clean it, but are logical and if you've a few wound each leg. Using a piece homes are, -In reality, more most excitin g and inexpensive along with slices of don't want to put anything on it of paper, mark the location of second hand homes where the way to enliven a home. And in a extra dining chairs, borrow an peppers and onions. Simply the leg. With that will hurt the finish. What idea from the early Americans. that as a pattern, worn-out sofa from No. 1 home second home bolder use of color season to suit your taste do you suggest? and cut a hole in the tile where the sits appallingly In need of new often is a refreshing change hang a couple of chairs on the A fluffy fit. - First, clean it with mild rice." how leg will Then cut a slit in It's decorative and easier serve over covering, the frayed bath from the everyday gray of the forwall. cleaning under them. soap and lukewarm water, rub. glad I was for the practical the tile from the hole to the aptowels long since lost their city. Nature i.c flamboyant bing with a clean, tintless cloth. Most Americans propriate edge. Carefully fit the Give your room two seasons. suggestion. Most of the time this will be wt ' not let her Inspire your hems and their color and eat far more meat than they We around the leg, using the Arrange furniture cozily need sufficient to remove the dirt. If faded draperies hang as country hideaway. After all, the around thethe fireplace for winter and are often short on slit to position the tile prçerly it seems not to have worked, ga did for decades in the town desire for a change vegetables. What a good way The slit will not show when the. Li why we and in a more over it again, this tim" with a Ofl house have a second home, So it this Is to stretch meat with low ,bb Li completed. doth dampened with turpenarrangement, perhaps looking There's no point in con- seems logical to have as cut tine. The third step - only LI it the windows, for a summer calorie vegetables, Q- We have bought a house sidering a face-lifting and work decided a change In our country se ems necessary - Is to clean look. To every pound of lean in the country and would like to lightening of a seco1.d home, home decorating as in the ground beef add 2 eggs, 2 cups install a lightning rod. Can the surface with a cloth damphowever, without recognizing relaxed clothes we wear there. e!cd with denatured alcohoL Add a shoe rack at the front of finely chopped onions and tell us how two ingredients will be In planning a redecoration of door and provide soft slippers. celery, and s'!asors with salt and Rub lightly, since th e alcohol in A - Exactly what k d of may affect the finish if it hap. required-money and work.- a second home help yourself out Encourage family and guests to pepper. Mix all ingredients is el lightning rod - should be used pens to be shellac. If nothing although one can be substituted and key everything to function, remove shoes. It is the and shape Into thick hamburger and how it should be connected seems to work, then the only to a certain extent by the other. Think dual purpose. Select the Japanese custom and a grand patties. Cook in a small amount we tied In with the kind of solution Is to use a varnish As a prerequisite to a face- durable, the fade resistant, and one for some ski lodges and of margarine. Your patties will terIals used in the construction remover and ref inish the buci th e use. ho It wise, lif ti ng job, here are some the soil resista nt. Plan for a mountain areas. is th erebe moist, tender and full of reau. If any of the methods re not to attempt a cIc>suggestions on the easiest, most place for everything. Think Antique In bright or soft crunchy vegetables. Added produces the desired result egg yourself installation, but to hire painless way for proceeding. vinyl, plastic laminate, wood, colors some of your wood binds all ingredients together that is removes th e dirt but a professional. Decide and itemize what wicker, reed, bamboo, nylon furniture for a face-Ill Lir.g job. while the vegetables remain leaves the finish without weds, to be changed or what and polypropylene. lustre, rub the finish vigorously Add a new exciting print to delightfully crunchy. The ceilings In our old Q can be retained, whichever way Here are some suggestions your room, if needed, by with a 50-50 mixture of boiled As you search for ways to house have calcimine on them. oil and turpentine. Cornfor adding sparkle and fun to laminating the fabric to window exter,d the food dollar keep I undercnd I must remove the Is easiest. Is p l e te the Job with a coat of In the case of furniture, your decorating of a second shades. Stitch up some new these well-known facts In mind. c a I c I m I n c before painting. WUX. measure the sizes of the pieces home: 1. Many Americans eat more What's the best way to do this? pillows In the print, cover a A - Rub the calcimined you will keep. Redecorate windows with lampshade in the fabric and meat than they need. areas with warm water and a (For either o! Andy Lang's Measure the windows ,'ou simple split bamboo shades or skirt a table. 2. The general U3C of mild detergent. helpful booklets, "Wood Finishvegetables and dairy producta stubborn cases, In especially you may have trig in the Home" or "Simple is far from adequate. to Use steel wool along with wa. flumbing Repairs," send 30 J. There ue many good let, cents and a long, stamped, cellsoucces of protein on the addressed envelope to Knowmarket that are less expensive I expect to put up new How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, Q gutters around the house In the than meat. N.Y.11743.) - Helpf u l Tips On Meats Answer Q - - - stir Sales UP, UP, UP, - OIa4o, (# i n The Ace Hardware Bld coating, however, still allows water penetration. LENGTHS DAhini 'JUL VL!Ijt __________________ On June 10, FAR's memberdflp was pegged sit 21,213 members. Exactly one year later the ,O0Q figure was reached. Homeowners are being warned by Federal Housing Administration that the government agency will not accept for loan purposes any house with spray coated gra vel roots In oth er words, if you put your house on th e mar ket and a buyer desi res to purchasing it wi th fi nancing Insured by the Federal Housing Administration, FHA will not insure that particular house If the hoqie has a gravel roof which ha.s been spray coated. FHA has determined that spray coating treatmen ts merely hide effects while at th e same time preventing the roof from "breathing" properly. Such 00% POLYESTER fi.1. Sanførj realtors and associates. Larry Condict of Orlan do, chairman of FAR's sta tewide mem bership committee, says th at it doesn't look like it's going to slow down. 1 .Ph. 322-7121 membership In Ow organization hall reached a total of 25,ODO • I_ 201 5 EI The Florida Association of Realtors has announced that - CREPES VALUES TO $599 --- (1) 1) - I DOUBLE I 'D. membership in the national amociation. The associate will "" have to pay dues to national for membership in that organiza tion. The national association an ticipates th at by th is time next year the national organization wfll be comprised of some 90,000 pim realtors and about 420,UOO realtor. associates. Shortly after last week's column concerning appraising rolled off the presses we were approached with the follow in g in Florida are permitted to c*operate and share commissions with foreign brokers so long as the foreign brokers do not ce into Florida and perform any services set out in the Real Estate License Law r eq uiring registration." 100% POLYESTER IRONSTONE ('11g < . VALUES TO 6.00 YD. . Al) the friends of Ruth p rlesflolzmanwiflbegladto hear they are back in Winter Springs to stay. Severul years .in the II l'mans tur'hid a . - SKIRT r r 4 a realtor and who L3 a member of the local board of realtors and makes application for membership In the National AssoLlat,lon will be known as a realtor-as3ociate. For example, the dues now paid by an associate cover his membership in his loral tioard of realtors and in the Florida question: "It Is posslUe for an appraiser licensed in another state to appraise real esta te In Florida even11 he uses the services of a Florida appraiser to assist him?" The Florida Real Estate CmrnIsslon, In tl July edition of ' Realtor" says 'to. Not even if he was al L_.__. rL.c... a a br& in d*IoL&ier staw brokers KNIT AND 'nm - I BONDE - - . I " t4 8 ~ i - IneCtings during . EffectIve Jan 1, real estate salesmen whose broker Is a •-.--'.. -. ..1,.... j A 3ociauonofRtaitorLAsaJesperson who isana.wjateof iv ,, -1L_ ___________ ___ FULL BOLTS NO-IRON 1000/0 U cormnunications network that services all of Seminole County meJ ne that h1arica said she kids her and will link the various cities along Is still in the husbandththeIa quarter j to a main dispatch service. century o W! I should be so embryo stage. invited to take a eir official state young!! Twelve members of recei ved th along w 1Y*m the Lathan clan attended the ciswsi:r ha ve scsera _____ ses-sion of the egislature tak es an other look at the FRE . 1 ....-Mmom~ . _______ eRuIEstakCmmIssion is goIng tO have t live 7lthI ts ith Ited operational funds until the 1974 FULL BOLTS lU TO 3.88 YD. system. ,,. .L WHILE THEY LAST --- -. Fechtel said he had hopes the committee would hold h meetings to look Into the problems faced by the Real Estate comm ission. He wanted to set up local groups t examine the reports of I cu veritable feast that Marlca t my husband, Councilman on. She seryed ham, po ta to Booth, and we arc looking Primarllythisorgan izatlon is salad, baked beans ice cream forward to this. I will let know what I find out about this concerried with gaining new and cakesystem in riembers and ra isin" funds to deta il The most interesting feature this column or in a feature nc'rate. One meth" 0 .Ufl(, was the bit hday cake Marica article. raising is the collecting 6 aLl baked and de corated to kinds f di ps and - - line" from RC Coola bottles. resemble a golf course with sa nd traps and tees, etc. Quite a They czn also use Sergeant's novel idea. GOOD NEIGHBOR OF Flea Cobbler packages Jim'sparer.ts, Mr. and Mrs. WEEK is Mrs. Etta Harville of The mainstay of any organization, is of COUtSC, itS A A •I .1 membership. If there Is any one tVtIIcOSaLerOS ione out there reading this colwim interested in being a friend to animals, this may be the organization for you. If you have any further questions, -please conta ct Mrs. '(once 'lull. u 322.7S83 and she will be glad talk with YOU. nixt meeting (oncer will be held at 'i Oven To Table Aloma Apartments Rereatlon To Dishwasher" ttoomonthecorrierofMoma - .-and SR 4* Sept. 13 at 730 Complete Service for 8 • 45 Pc (;(f r f U irL larok Vigil of Orlando, - OPEN STOCK K prcsidnt, E%a Hartiran, -S Winter Park, vice.presulent; Come Mary Bruce, Orlando, b ."°" 'l setaty and Helen -4. s t ock arr.ving Deltooa, treasurer. daily 1 y. f.' - ____ LIMITED - )vu can contact me at my and ,Mary Hage of 160 North propriated to put a person in the tions. House Majir1ty Whip Robert C. Harnett (Coral Gables), dois not Intend to hold Interim meetings to stu dy the operations of the Florida Real Estate Commission . TD. SUPPLY ' - . fl, 1 - the comm say more. - m e, ca YOUR -HuntL -'s parenIts , Mr. and Ur- Good ye b and God bless! Weed. S - -- 1 -- C..............'.. -I--- -' - - 1_ - By NANCY iuym Herald cesrnt m ' T - - - 20 II 49 T :i - 4' U. - - - - if - ••.•.. - 2 - a I j - 25 I - rt ,J - - It i - r r - 9 24 r- r-i I - - -1: NO T - mission Representative Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg), a member of e Business Regulations Committee of the Florida House of Represen ta tives, has notif ied T)-.e Herald th at th is com• %O aI ways uin w gto • By JULIAN STEN sd firrald R(, • - 1 ier,Lr l3Change 24 'of ypr 2$ = 44 =, .if, I 13ib 44 Spanish City 26 Pfff " - 16 - 1 I - iOGoesbvie. 41 Z3Ptc-ton.i rklOk g- - iT' . liLoves to '-r''-r ;I I 4 l7Ezpunger EK)' I thai SSmeH M(fre 4 spov&t" S Press 1ntrrse SJInJunct4on 34 Ort lamb 35 M Use C4 attt==nT 21 Pr G tooth1" 83rk1Th 13 I I hay Daniel 21 Greek war god I Mimltls 23 R 38 114&" outwti 34Irish fact - Cod,tj'n xlll UStrsLaln, 21 flock C-28 ____ . SS Low sand hill $4surnmer Fr' to pasemon's symbol - - 1 49 Ustewd to •-) is -. ti te - -- ____ I S t udy __ some e in need in heir quiet and uii=undng way. A direct Acting Fire Chief quote from one of her neighbors been live babies born Inn three Hunter and his lovely Irwin wife, stated. "Etta is ave friendly ' month period. All the babies Beckle, recently returned from who a were girls! The latest one is a trip North. The Hunters first and charming woman,w neighbor ezceu. in Victoria Rae born on July 29, went to New firemen Ohio ability welcome weighing in at 8 lbs. She is the with their youngest daughter st aitI to ers o nuke daughter of Jonty and Robert oJque to pickup their oldes 't 1 ij~] M 42 StAto -- I I Plsleann --- David Street It has been called to my attention that there have - An-* Milm 46 rvit rta '. -. M ~_ -_ ___T4- Babies seem to be the "now thing" on a certain block on home,,.36735 ... and I will & Bombay. I guess the reason the Seminole County Sheriff's 5IW and include any par. Hages had a boy, was because etment ticulars for 'ou. they do not live on David Control This is beh Stet! Congratula accomplished through the combi ned efforts of our Pc.lice and Fire Departments without Pet Concern of Central any financial detriment to t.i i ti. 4n .h,lh II,,. Si Inc. c u ,o o arc tither patncnt. toPre."cu5 P uzzl eorganizations just beginning Lathan. She threw a surprise will be trained as a dispatcher jJaJ form. I mentioned it several tlrthday for her husband, Jim, The Control Cen ter is a weeks ago. The woman Aii. 2. at their home on on sophisticated electronic , e responsi ble for it In this area is North 3rd Street. Jim was 25 spades rj -' 1 --- sieve p artner CII still bid if bC Iiti1* do $0. TODA Y'S QUESTION Instead of jumping to three your partner has jumped to two no trump. What d. you do now' Asiwer Moodoy Course 1 u - e4 - AK Wh,5idOYOUdo A-Bid took the trick with' s ace and led back the eight of hearts. There was no way left for South to make his contract, He cornrlained bitterly about his bad tick. It was ha hick, but it also was bad play _ - K r ' erm. "y E!M' cLvll~r "'3ccz- -Trz '111:4 -wn wiLh the Lathan coat Harville is a very civic minded of arm-s. Those lAthans; surc do person and is a credit to this and the HOILVIlans have come have wonderful imaginations. I city. She is th e pas tpresident of "horne." Welcome borne! understand all went well and the Ladies Auxiliary to the the party wm a huge succ-cm Volunteer Fire Department of & ~Pp L, ad - - of us. serving as secretary of Uw and Zoning Board. , South ruffed the second, club and led the king of pdes East %lightly favor the conic live ! V,~- ff -f_ __ - - - - - --*--- ~- __: ;K - -_ . - - ____________ ___________ 'rORT WEAR CONCORDS E TLECLOTH POLTESTERFARNEL NO-IRON SOLID COLOR DRESS CREPE VALUES TO . _____ stationed In Jamesll.Lathanhadpresentcd 81 North 3rd Street. Mrs. With Es to SQUARE-PLY Newsnote5s If Another new citizen of Winter there are any Good news...our city is '7 organizatlons, either startthgor Springs was born on July 3. It progressing forward. Five in hundred thilars Is being ides We A ' Soul East 34 , V-1601 while he I here! In the next few columns, I seys and a long and heulthy life Pals - PS Pass - __ H , ~Mtl~i card poZ such as they 11111111111111 - -~ - -40ft r-.1~~ .- - s t feel at !)! tr' d"- Marnie who N pseys have one other U and, for rnothers anyway, them The on vacation, the way child is Anthony, ' too back hor, the U-itts school openings are aLmt Congratulations to the Demp- in Colwnxis, Ga., 1*-* 0 - coI .0 i iu I%& - t- it -We don t3bject to So u th' s Nancy .'-.--.--.-.--- going to hold four trumps it would almost surely be East West halt bid hearts Ile had also shown up with a club suit headed by ace-king. It would be a warm day in Januo.ry at the # A.1 5 . 1. - - - - i'IIAl IY%1 UMLIII DAl vrcyn ru U - 1 , Recil It OR UNIFORMS ______ Society WIN AT BRIDGE L & COTTON FAILLE at their Bayw000 Circle home. The wedding by Sunland ALI , Tell us your sty. We welcome your news! Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompani ed by a black and white glossy itudlo to at least.I v !lft'T E\G.u;EMEvr PARfl BEST WISHES and congratulations were in order Sunday ' afternoon as friends attended an > Dadli,i kSoc,e(1 .1' H Wa lston Page JC say they will adopt a zoning Mayfair Gclf and Country Club planning board, creates a new Builders and Developers Inc., zoning and planning cornordinance amendment In time to eight units an acre. in u It I I a m I 1 y z on ing Orlando, originally asked 12 mission has final site plan to limit a proposed conThe amendment, recom- classification designated MR-i condominium units an acre for approval. Sanford city commissioners dorninlum project south of mended by the zoning and L with _____________________ units a density limit of eight 20 acres, being purchased City commissioners have an ncre. First reading of from harry Tooke 1Jr. of directed the 2-P board to the amendment was approved Day ______ - tona Bench and Sanford "ap pr Last week and adoptlor1 ove or diiapprove all site j on attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., plans on a strict interpretation second reading is scheduled but later dropped the request Sept. 10. to of density requirements." 10 units an acre when area At the same meeting city home owners presented CommIssIoner John Morris comm issioners voted to rezone organized opposition at public sa id this Is to prevent "density -_ ___________ 20 acres of citrus grove hearings compounding" that officials straddling Country Club Road 1 Martin said development of say could possibly develop In ________ ,v _______ for condominiums with an eight the proposed 200 units would apartment * and condom in i um j unit an acre limit. The first cost $6 million, _______ projects. reading of the ordinance When city commissioners P hi l IAgan. ;I _ rezoning the property was held approved zoning with eight lawyer, explained that up so the new zoning units an acre limit last wee k "compundj,ig" could occur if classification can e adopted Martin said the project "was up site plan approvals are viven _1!W 1A - ~11IIIIIIIIIII F. _ in the air" and studies will be using "average density;' I Currently the city's zoning made to see if it Is feasible to _M11 e sites. Developers could build ordinance has only two multi- develop only 160 units on the 111-Ithe approved number of units family classifications, MR-1 tract. on a small portion of the tract with maximum density of 12 11 I3MC decides to go ahead ,mz • 1 _____ ".v •. nseUoff the "green area" to I . units and acre nd Mt - 1. 1th with Use cuiJoininiums, earlier other developers -. for more density of 15 to 17 units an acre, reported to be in the $35,000 to buildings if .1, the city follows the Gary Martin, of GMC $40000 sales price range, theavcsagetlensi(y concept. -By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - SAVINGS FOR ALL artna, i. Da l e do, g.D orating Amendingoning Law City _____ I Marsh & Mar,'in I Arthur I Barnes Jr & J Ank C lusiday, September 2, 1973 % Il U C 6 PM PM eaton & Julia Mae H g"_ Sue I?hlWn Wf obs B. Sheila JacStuart COMPARE AND SAVE WLsemafl,I7,1OShojjh 13k Ws minor child WHITE POL YESTER a -11 .L _____ - v1Rb:.\'f' Of Marriage Lavender, 21, 121 E. Jenkins _ 14111111M _11__ I Mayfair Cir, Sylvia A Honey. 2515 Ifighlawn e.Gc I 9:30 TO iP1 3 Djoltttions IJLZr(8A .. j __ 6 ' 4 9:30 TO Altamonte Springs. Osteen, Nancy M Offineer, 20, 1223 Randolph St. f-J 11 Dr e Donaldh PaeJr, 19,123 :T; -- - F : %.._ - SN;9. - F W . Tho.nas _ 1 : -- . same oss 'R, - - _-~_ ~":_;~_ 3T± ay J1( I -.----- .- I -; .. t - -__4_._,~,~__Wzr N otre = - -_ 10 ! LABOR DAVI 1813 Ad111n3 - ________ L I __._ . _; 4r&at; _________ ANNUA _:Z - -_-.$_=n;;1.-1:'t'_-- .-A • v- w L f sa c-L It 10138 leremy D. 1'Iarriage rankel 27, No. 1305 Sernoran Murif, - 1: 1.\,: ""~~_. I__ 1 -_ I L-A-dweLi ~~ . , . O~7 - PIM ';1,_. op's mnont Limits Condominium Density Hr iquath iiecorciin s i-T--j . _. * ~- ' - _j ___ - . ... _. . . - -- :: . 4__ i .1 . - .- -~ i- T4- -_ 4 The -, -, -:s ii._ * - &i , . - - " _ ~I~ - .... . .. [louse Cour ,-t;,! I . # . t . .:1 __w --_~ ~i;E~~._~ -,- - . . - - Sew . _i ~2.~ tW~ .r v* . , L' I .. ; . . . 'I ~ : , : " I . Sunday. Sept.2,1973 i_.:, .__ ~_,Z~ 'i ,..?, ,,, . ---.n,, ___,_ __ , if-111.,__~`- __" -- .- _. - . ~ `. I . - -.45f. \- f,±,., - _~ 4%ft~ I - _______ ,, - - - - ' - Ecological " ; ; Trash Cans YT CASUAL COMFORT ,A quiet, natural look (left) keeps a casual patterned carpeting a colorful splash adds mood while quilt- The National Paint and matings Association suggests y ou borrow from nature, arni paint ivy, leaves flowers, bushes. or even a tree on your plain, ugly outdoor trash can l'iw improvement in street scu-at'r is aniaiini', a �- 4 71. ..J.. 4 $ 1 - _ I1 - - - __ _________ ____ - - ____ - I 2C—The __ Sunday,Sept.2,1973 mww-_.&_~ i Here's How " - - JL0 U # 0 fl to%- I Rnx - S 1 IF - — UfestIes, The SanI , __ . .: C^ F1 I3ts.-- Hd, Saafoed, a 3V71 Your "a I" $W11 . " 0--&-"i-UM- Editor: F'rom time to time yonr real estate columns have used the term -purchase money mortgage." Would you explain to us , .- IJ ' . -r1 -.1I1~'s, J ,-- I11.11. I 111,;0 * ["'; "too. -.-" ..site what a "purchase money mortgage is' '-APW ~ I _11-A : - - ------- _J __ . I ~ .- . . X I ii a -t I 11 - _.I~?- 1*~ 7 : , ~.. I - . . Ile best way to understand what a purchase money mortgage is to remember that It's a mortgage which the ______ • 41 .. . seller of the prepe gets m the buyer for pa for the pped q b!iye t house werth $25,91M. You owe $20.0W on it. A buyer comes along but he doesn't have $3,ke ith which to buy It land asrume your existing mortgage. Btd be does have $2,000. So, you agr" to take V.0" In t-ash and a - - - ! ~on ' have taken only about 10 mm- 1 C I"- I I t, itil." V7~. 1 it your ne main bathroom fixture is the . 1 J I - - ,I Ir- - ______________________ '' I- - ' -' - , CONDOMINIUMS a"NEV-P, V,M IIIIIIIIIIII11111r, 95PctHnancing 1 &2bedroorns _____ KI ^ *- I #%r I n^ 4-^V 44 June occupancy Washer & Dryer - -- - __-2 , -________ I Mr - ____ .~__ , - - _ ______ __ - — _______- - I a favorite target o! dcp-it-vour- hot Saturdays he may be hook- ____ = "= t __ - 11case notice that )on are not only the seller but also a "leader" in that for all practical p"s" you are le"Mag him $3,000. It can also be referred to as a purchase money second mortgage doce a first mortgoge In this case aho "Ists. tinue to li-Mrs MCJ E)ear Mrs MC,J: floor, 1,225 square feet on the second My1alouwo be worth the newsprint this is ca. bW I will tell you what I believe. I feel that mortgage rates will continue dicir upward spiral I P, J I : ' $I I' ; : -I '. !#' . I .1''I - But the 'Unn" will Wt and the law of supply and dem and win agAdD rt0lite cv0s- 4winding mudgage Interest rates. By EARL ARONSON AP Newtleatures the Michigan State Unherait) -- on April I'm thtered to find .9 ; I . I - deposit, existing mortge (U wy), a aoad mortgage amount I U applicable), proq*km of Inurance, taxes, rent, I g Latettat In mntgages (11 applicible, dosing expenses snd as attorney's fees (if Spplksbk), documentary stamps, intawgible tax on the mortgage, recording fees and ----&~ —a t" **ol"cautcl. 1r= t= wus =swer yo3ur question. - !* , 19w. The seeds d ebWty to reProduce. - I - on specu SUGAR PEAS In a;I about 550 reports from Treat 3ugar pem as you do !1 AL .11 OR PRVIP46 OUT 0 SHAPI AFT* suu& gTIpP rP*pi.c, PP Illit A*OUNP Two LTLtt)ê4Ot.p fie IP p mcl-644%- $"I," "e- "4446SUMS begin to bulge. Remove strings issued annually. -11* Florida are set, the Secretary of before freezing. You may eat office of the Crop and ljvestock Agriculture. or his representhe pods and the peas. epor ng Service is ve, t t lock-up area "' There to review and st the report. no scientific basis ' for claims that garlic is a good Material for the estimates Reports are available to the I. - I 1111 Utfl III flJ indicating they inight nearing as soon as possible and, in the chairman and six members event of drought, water root systems d"ply, I A T IT - t. Ut' -. I _____ - wOrTns rest at the soilIfn e pest of St. Augustine grass. It is • , I ATLANT IC CITY,NEW J&Rs(y ________________________________________ — 42 49' .. _______-- - - - . your r I /1 I/I I A. -_ 4-F TH E ON . •i it'C!J L N . u• - - — 1_ . . .' .. ~ - / • • r .r - • • - - I I 1 I__I I IJI -: • £ I i I £I That's what youcoutdputdowflna graclo home in Hidden Lake--it you qualify for VA pct. for conventional fInancing. - -- room Inancing, or as little as - -- you, in your branj flew Hidden floor plan%, central heat & air. wall . • ii ,, - - riod' - - ---- . - . . I ' -------------- ------ - \ - -- - y U ; Jr i I I 'Ar CC ,__ CoItn Unit for Whole house AirCors. ditionin at the lowest prjc evqr Comfortmaker 01 WI: I I / 1 V - n s a nqer retax in an d 1 mosphere of leisure living where we even mow the grass -. !Jr,,r'Iu i 110F_ - ~__. - - __ ___ - s. otnc, cv.n1.eny cat 4'.y - J: haaftenda Vfillage t J!' i 1712 ' ru: " " Day - - -. 4 ~ $21.900 - * - I - .-- - iN..LU DUG L011 FHANA CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE - 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 14-2 BATHS 9 12I SLIDING GLASS DOORS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR e WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING wrQTIruni I ADDI IAMEQ e CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • DISHWASHER. DISPOSAL • LAUNDRY ROOM, GARAGI * CONVENIENT SNACK BAR e QUALITY WORKMANSHIP DIRECTIONS; Take 1 4 ?a the Ikellons Exit. go rait on D*Bary Doyle Pa. 1-1 man te Providence Blvd I turn left, go A miles to Elkham [11wd Turn teft 3 bi,)ck,to the m-c-act hornm lawn When it is definitely yellowing and crowning they Aspon, Dursban and Baygon. LC) i f2r V_:04 "ORA-4 MRRonDA i,ry" 1'1L1)I re' I 628-2162 fIPfSI 789-2999 II i'... — - - sides ho'ding the saw at a cot- cried, then make your decision. Inexperienced users of hand rect angle which ,ect the rews often make the mistake of With all the varieties of pow- ailt. Of these, the most imporor saws on the market them (ant is that the saw be sharp. d*t{hedn8La line where the days, It would seem unlikely Using it improperly, such as Clii iS UJ uc,t,aefl cutmg pre- 0% that anyone would ever have for coitting through nails, will cisely on the line. When the cut any use for a hand saw. dull it quickly. When the teeth has been completed, the user If that is so, then who is us. are dulled, you have three discovers that he had forgotten trig the hundreds of thousands choices sharpen it yourcelf, to allow for the width of the . . of hand saws sold every year? have ft sharpened profes- cut. The Ides, therefore. isto The truth is that no well- Monaly or get a new saw. tO1t U5IC ut on e stocked home workshop is with. iarpenuig It )ourself requires wrong side of it. out at least one hand saw. Arid a certain amount Of skill and To cut straight and accuratewith good reason. There are should not be attem ted with, many si tuations where it Ic out the necessary Kno'iedgc I on small pieces of wood, a • ,I I'l - -• • i e ol, i I!; hacksawahould be used. It's a more practical to pick up a and equipment. As hand saw for a proJect than to you should have it to whether thin erasL, cut saw with ver sharpened fine teeth, stiffened by a thic call on an electric saw. Unofesa na lIy or buy a new hack. There are many other fortunately, because It Is such a saw, you should buy a new saw types of hand saws for specialed purpo ses, among them simple and basic tool, It is of- if It was cheap when purten misused, producing wear chased. If it's a good 3aw, find copi web saws. Out the cost cf having It sharP- Terra Alta WW , - that is, cutting across the grain of the wow - the saw d be heg angle between the handle and the table or other suoportfor 6I You won't know what you're missing until you visit Terra Alta I Brighten up your family living In a spacious, luxurious home* Complete recreational facilities amidst the beauties of nature come , out to the bright side today! Orange City - depends to a large degree on 'Iie ang1c t a wc e saw is held Iorordinar) crcs cutting + BROKER CO-OP WELCOME " cufflng line to be sure that you ore folw1ng it If there any nvemnent away from the line, twisting the handie very slight Y I 011 cuttIii will r - here it - .', joy your summer- :' / I, - 6fih flIfIR4I4inLoøtw,.4.o,.11M.fl..,,L,.l I . A41' .. -r - ! a $27,900 It II 305 - 574 - 2530 fltf "CTn" I nary I TILL WE SUCCEED M_ Sanford WE MARKET HOMES . _er HWY - •-'1c rtz' 44 .(. . * ~ M~ wood. Cutting then proceeds In - in yjr z e 0 maintain water in the can until the bugs noat to the surface. Check several areas around the thenaturnIbkand(orthfjih ~ - Homi by some f the finest Ftorld's finest MObll Hø nationally known manufacturers In Central Community Live a Ii'e of IIur - I IltoN i) itoi i By ANDY LANG AP Newifeaturer Easy and successful sawing ______ - 11 ~ THE DESOTO the bugs. When they are present Effective insecticides include f/ . idden H t.0fre 1 s4wavfrumitali.. and rerythtn enloy the many beaul,fut fakes, parks. QreenbeIts bty$ p,j9 ivnni cornmunil1 sw4mmin pOol - ,i . - .' r~ %r ~ Wien of the vemlowbh area of grass Pfl the can with water and can be found by parting the Two or three applications per grass at the margin of the In.. year are needed In Central J ured areas and closely Florida . — and tear on both the saw and dl% cAal ___ -- -- ; 14-a',#L tin ~ . - i4~ - examining the thatch and base - LIVING - 0 , representing commodity I' - - - I ( i --. I Hidden La6e. , Ahe Lifestyle You've been we !,ng (of . is __ ____________ _____ - F - - -- - - _3~-_- , I— L men H rass and In hea%y infestations can be Chinch bugs suck the plant seen crawln over sidewalks. juices from the gmss which If you can't w the bugs try results in irregular yellowish to the coffeecan technique. Cut brownish patches in the i wn. both ends out of a large coffee Injitrtd areas are often first can and sharpen one edge so it noticed along edges of lawns can be riuiai'jj two or three and ticularly during dry inches into the soil at the edge - p I - _%~F,441 I kh- - i ~'il_l - ~ -I.'- - 1*tj_ established that chinch bugs wings. are the problem start control There are two ways to find measures Immediately. ____ ,-•----------------.- 1 saw should be drawn back until _ - ,111F~,- not a sericus threat to other Ile irrunatuire chinch bugs are only about the size of a pinhead and are bright red wi which are small, greenish grass in the off-color areas The other troublesome a white ba nd across the back. caterpillars. The newly hatched I aves will be chewed like sumrrr insect is the chinch Adult bugs are about on mfth e-f webworm larvae are so small other caterpillar damage. The bug which is the number one inch long and black with white ___ ____ ____ - AvIr - . . VV I I y I U b bteb, all of 11w flnrida dry wea(ht'r it may be kil!ed. '4('ti'IdC5. Spraying every 3 c' o ___ lLIT I I I I ___ - 14 DAMTV CO . 119 W. Ist St.,- Sanford WiIing fof I - 122.4396 4 - I - ; lawngra . The adults are 4 weeks throughout the mason sinall brown moths but the To check the lawn for web- may be necessary. damaging stage is the larvae worms, closely observe the .. .1. ,. ) . air conditiornng i feed _'. .. HOME OFFICE f 7- "-:i-_ , lnJ A010% the grass is under strem from overnight. 1,eaves are notched webworms are the problem, lack of moisture. and chewed to a ragged op. start control measures impearance. When the grass is mediately. Sevin or diazinon The tropical sod webwog severly dama ged during hot, are the recommended in- LUMPLt TE RaCURDS IN SEMIMOLE COUNTY ITi C D ohm a or% period of time, especiall) hen appears to show u almost Ull WCMAINTUTHEONLY CFl including lovely tr studded t , 'Ile' -T a~ ', - '1 ________fr. : large numbers can ruin a large visible damage. When the flashlight. section of lawn in a very short worms reach maturity ftnage V (- specialists and State statistical - -- q. I ' li $26,000 ;:_ P lawns-sod webworms and away the outer layer of cells of night so you won't see them in Florida lawn graasesI : ily I #9" Hot weatirr brings two un- they can't bile out pieces of the I ...I.- i chinch bugs. EiUr insect In the leaf,, thus causing little action unless you get out '-r-mrf.r---II-r----------,u-------------------------- S U ~~J~~~ ~ Pla ue desirable visitors to Florida grass leaves, but only scrape during the (lay and feed only at : recommendation for each e are aivid ma locked especially harmful to newly es- spcu Labllshed trees or large mature ma poil '.)'. ireei, Fer ti lize spcimcn trees The Board, consisting of the i*,~`:--- i ^ IIII I ABMCTS from -. I : :* . MOBILE HOME I; .- r - el I TITLE INSURANCE • 1 . N' 1 a . V: * I of producers. This informatIoi may be led with da ta f field oteryatjor*s and other sources. that It was not unexpected that one to survive the ti'st of X years. "lucre wer en 't many plants of the oth er two eIes in 10, -. - . '. i i as they emerge frow. bud, and dLww. and labor, is sent to many trees show signs of losing Data for corn. vigor and start to die back Washin muuaes ueiigflateu from the crown. The d isease ol their longevity." I theInend addition to life-length. the - I #I a few years In a row, consult a State Statis'Jz.lan's explanation pr oiessi'rnal tree man. Th e dis- of conditions affecting the ebse turns leaves bt ow, rapidly estimate such as weather, moth mullein was the only I ^ #* . sycamore trees, especially for State, which along with the cum blattaria). "la 1960 three sl*cIes germi. nated," Kivilaan said, adding .. - a : . ~ do R,co CAFCO HOMES All Indications are built into a yielded only one species of plant, moth muUem (Vervas- , - a -11 lIt3dS. CII 0n10. HIwli,. and au other stst.s and , the surveys are by mail, the information. other times personal Contact& if anthracnose has hit your The seeds, where dug up. : ORIGDIAi. TAPE*IO SMA,E R*D'1 'TO rjg puicr jo i" u'm d to be the oldest contin- 1Ünent at the nation's oldest college of agric ulture. '-" .. : MM,'V THIS 10111110S IT IN ITS I teli uing : 40'LP THIS ppu PLACE WITH A Rusawilit 8AMP UNTIL rit* aaic'n* - stand on the crowns, as the stems rot easily. Best condi. lions Include diffused sunlight, warm temperature and high OF THESE BEAUTIES Calla lily (upper Ieffl, castor beans (upper right), Philodendron Not Vveather 11 II ____ are made with fannera hi A prayer plant needs moist certain geographic areas, and l but &&t allow water to those selected from master lists . _____ (,iI,nu, - - . t.:_ - I. wheat, soybeans, oranges and Mant in the soil and yet gertid. nate when exposed to favorable D ions." Iated: "The original plan was to dig up a hoWe every five )eara and ger mina te the seed. &wever, In 1920, the interval was chimged to l0 years to pro. it*;g Lite asudy The proect is . The model O>elow also has two utility rooms! I Nollce -1how the California redwood withh Arkansas native stone blends so beautifully with Its background! See these bo, autifui - When your property is secured by r — - - - (lower left) and oleander which _____________ 13CROWS ay others. Plant them in early the Washington D.C. windows sealed, phones rig, One to two inches deep headquarters and ov er 10,000 disconnected during the QiIng and. "it is difficult to argue with success." . II rflI!abit:$I,s_,_ 0 BEWARE : 6 Pow-Sylvania, Delaware, comoclicul, Vt craps a gard to the length of time the seeds otsome of our most corn- W water would not seep in. Dr. Aleksander c6ntinning the experiment,' : NJIIIIIIfl LIFE . q arsg e dishwasher disposal, color "nice guys" and the "Bad prepared from nature as a Poison Inlormat on en ir ghttpto tenncurrtfl us guys" growing in his or her medicine or tea. ard Esen more important, -1 earn to identif) the irttrest "We it a lot of calls °n mpr upon the children the poisonous plants in your ncigi Holfi rt a rules of this chance tasting borhood. 904 - 789-2121 ame. -Firmly unpress these rule'; Among some of the more on children. common poisonous plants Most nurseries also kee p widely used in flower gaens UstofpeLwnousplantsposte1 -___________________ and landscaping are azaleas, their establishment. - __ --.-I ___ I , 6"FROM SrLkyW46 - w I. 10 I -----TITLE INSURANCE— offices, determines the official state and national estunates ad mixed with sandy sod and Insect repellent. But. one plant moat often starts with in. press and public at prepot Intopmnt bottles. The bottles expert told us, th mayyou be formation supplied through announced times so that %rre buried 18 inches deen with the same degree ofere control - fi P - If stores, farm labor and wage& the futures market-corn. tailty study. He said he wanted - * perent. "to learn something more !n re. - ~= - "'EwjIw,u mmliii 'L!H 1111111111 I iIIlill1ll.W'• uiij - gr ~ - ~. I - . - I 1111111 iifflW'' In agricolture with USDA mar producing areas have an fessor of botary, as a seed vi- "re put into 20 lots prepared =1-==t I - sr, i I .,.Is' W. J. Beal, then a young p yearld — - - z. — 859 6070 24 HOURS v i ii u iiv wieeds. The seeds were an ex. periment started in IV9 by Dr. r Beal chose 50 seeds of 20 fler ent kinds of plants. They - i sun- Only seven of the original 20 estimates for about 150 crop3, input in the final e3tiMte3. ed botties reziin hidden but also 50 livestock item and Security meires are im. neath the campus. The next ulU7. fertilizer. feed, wed, posed on the Board when it test %ill come In 1980, the 100th PD anniversary of Dr. Beal's ex- bees, prices paid and received, 11jects to determine estimates re some new Dear CGL: Briefly, Items usually appearing on a buyer's of- ; -, : ~ - ' - orango Avonve ______________________________________ natural soil radiation had any stor) The Board not only and assure that statisticians were planted and soon there : i --- 1954 Los Road 44" soulh _..,. State representatives on the '171w title "Crop Heporting IkAard change -with each report -. -= r ___ ---__ _. .- 4 644 0810 ng Board • . WInlor Park campus 90 years ago was dug effect on their genetic structure provides producers wW others with first4uuW kwwled e from What items usually appear on a buyer's closing statement? __ 9 A • By FRANK J JASA LuunI Agricultural Agent '. lake any more ilJ g Crop plants coming from the Wyearo;d seeds ,vere!,tudied to deter ",''_ ttJ,Z;-., ; -'-'. - - ---I- - VP Inflatfnn o'id prices, the law ba* been "fractured" xcccuII> $11 I d thereuy ran up an $80 bill. -- I In the It of hi* ptODom is an emergency rkcr' wch many nlumbers 1 goods, supplies and services. IncludlAg mortgage Iniereg rates Due to hiflatlon and governmental attempts to control . closet. He broke the section of are not, these days. His boss, Pipe that goes into the wall flygve Hanson, has told him - ' -- — floor, and Is ----- paiatable level. ataiv.ouId be one of the aim- nest jobs installing a new I1 f1thg inside th water by architect Caleb Hornbostel, Room 505, designed 48th St., New York, N.Y. 10036. Enclose stamped envelopi? for reply forafcmoremosandthcostajdgrJto, m :, : b like Installing a new gut, for a wom an with a big family. 9 remarked. One man bought He couldn't turn them down, he about $W worth of tools and in the end he cracked the porce- "doesn't want to a" anybody ip without vrater." And lots of jobs lnv, )Ive situations where complete new installation. Azther nan decided to d the water mast be turned off J P r4m . III%? rLoo I ___ I MODERN IN DESIGN, this tw o-story home is a warmly traditional as any family would want Four big bedrooms have nine superior closets on the upper floor and bathrooms are on the same stack as fi rst fl oor plumbing and th e lavatory and laundry Just off the front entry are a hvize family room and private study, a great layout iur a private apart. ment. PIanHA794Hhas 1,505 square feet on th e first Do you believe that interest rates on mortgages wW con. . -f16-111 0MR, '' ~ - A-- THESE if LOVELY 2 & 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes all have central heat and air, a 2.c,ir . also 4 If The Boss Were Buying Iff coordinated kitchen appliances and special sound rrf(,Oflng designed for "QUIET mes ea t. so sa>s o rn Wott, children like to nibble on green learn to appreciate nature growing things, anti are root bounty with due respect and ' 3 Purdue University honte environmert horticulturist, who aware of the dangers. common sense. I c.-n remember stories of life, even yours." count boys and girls down on The center oilers recom Tr) the leacs for sand the farm who ha bitually were mendationson general rules for wiches and salads,' he . suggests, "The flavor Is similar I I •I'' t t 'v r evcr i'it au t vi in t trd n (fe" (Jr n.ip off th e me other variety of naiure's unknown plant. spur of the flower and nibble. creations. The same impulse -Eat only properly prepared The combination Is sweet .still lives among the young who foods from well-known sources. nectar and mildly pungent. The may have access only to a yard -Never chew on jewelry pea-like seeds make a good made from imported seeds or snack." So It is Important that the beans. ' - ho ~~,__ -i supper tornght' They're good to people don't But often Cne, — I __ . I. ! ~ . - -~' . -_ -~Jl ~.__ --,=. I - - - It _7 . . - ; ." U---f, 7- - _Vff r- - - I .._71-- . INOW-9%_ -"W-1-1Wb__ -- — v- i,n CAA 0 *It A CAn I I . - * - - - - kl ~l -~__ . I - -. ________ - ia_:~ - - .i I — & ' ._~ocl- 1, plant are poisonous, such as the In any case of a sudden and stalm, the seed pods or the 0 1W%Cre reaction, of course, you leaves. With others, the war- have been found to be toxic, should call your doctor. such as apricot kernels, peach teke in seeds, the blades of rhubarb, Some suggest that parents In some cases, the sprouts of potatoes and the with small children should ternally, the plant can cause %Ines of tomatoes. plant only edible plants,-Ilke from mild to extreme nausea. This is not to suggest that pyracantha, eugenin and natal Others are capable of causing anyone should deny thrm,scives plum. Jellies and preserves can skin irritation, If In contact long the beauty of nature's plants, be made from the berries of enough with the flesh. . trultzr or flowers. these plants. So the moral of this story is. And, would you believe It, you Don't eat your flowers. Or But, warns the San Diego, could tifive some nasturtium for I -_ - -_ .___ 4 _. - - --- .. ,5a lewoodVillaC5 er You ,, _4 Us Sundays are taken up by J 1 I- . 11. , ay tr ibute to the at tracthenes of a Posifivel) dangeious bird of parade, bottle brush, Suppose, however, you houseplants, die1ienbaca or garden calm lilies," home she said We're referring to the flowers buttercups, calls lilies, did discover the temptation to the solutely delightful so-called But beware! 'dumb can"' and "The calls li'y bulb is toxic and and thbs in your garden tod il s, delphinium, dietbble has been more Th ey're beautiful iii su And thc can and do con th5fl philodendron, and a large the flower can cause burning in I hc can be treacherous, too Many common garden varieties fenba ch I a, honey suckle, young Jack or Jill has been able amount of calls regarding th e mouth ____ _________ are, believe itor not, poisonous. hyacinth, hydrangea, iris, to resist. Then what do you do? __________________ The toxic effect of plants in poln.4ettias, swett peas and There are iifltidotes, but the _____ the harden vary widely I nny, many others type o ant ote va Cs (Lm c _____ some specks, only paris cf the kind of plant consumed II _~ Built For You Evcn more surprising, parts ii'. . '~,_ - M D ois on colorful, sometimes exotic and their fragrance may be oh- Copleg News Service Ice , -M I, . lants P Sunday, Sept. 2. 1973-3C - : mPlalfl &aa wva By ADA PERRY , ? . &;._Bu-t" he had it up to about fer about $125, not countinq the 100 pounds . . ." Ps to the sup house which If he had let a plumber do it is about a halrKour from tht. in the first place the job _. I i The Sanford Herald Ga rden Common #. & o 1 e faut tiai I -t - - i ' I -- -i ~Z , . ,#, ,.a 4 down and blew the top of the which would have been what he tank right off," Dom says. inight have paid for the job in ace. But the T-o----T-.1I ' ~ ~ .- i I : -- --- --- — NIST14 .1411-,.vs~:" I 1, rillsofI . i LtTc, [11so" I7 ItIV __ . vAtt ' U he had called a the day when he gets most of about 170. But, then, he his untmal jobs, he sa be. cause weekends are the LxWest couldn't remove the old faucet inst*U a he faucet Umes for doelje had been stepped on and he In DOM's words, 41hey start ,_ when the do-it-yourselfer lot of tools to do a job, and had been doing some kitchen cabinet work.) It took the then, watch out.. . .11 plumbeir about a half hotw to , letter must be signed. However, upon publication, only fultWs will be used -) I I . - .1 a 4a _ if Dom 33)5 the wrbe eir jobs in Wilton, but the the first place the job might mat rn continues rive at the toughest jobs have been only about $30, ohIfC hPeOPd on the fbC3, U his heer sal g n fact ved Dom were bolatering morale And then there is th e man Grdla of Bethel Co(an ue at th!L t vissber Domlck ht a kitchen faucet at ( of Reddb%, Cows In ftct, if ourself house pie woWa lake that adce with the ea alling it Dom could enjoy Sundays wi th late the his family. As it is, Sunday Is .- 11FAtor's Note: Inquiries concerning real c--state, taws, planning,Zoning, etc, which you may have will be answered In the Question Box If you will submit )our question t, j Editor, I B 'z LN nnoN AP Newsfeaturea writer mere ze Um Wh - ByJUUANSTENSTRIJM era es ae or _ It Pays To Do It YourselH. In "_4 4 _ --- - ;7 A--q-'P - .t ____________ . .i = _ . iI~. .. ;I - Ornamental But Deadly . I ,; Always saw with a smooth, rhythmic Woke whether You 5 orecroascuttingorripsawing. The latter action .- - __ Pi scr*s of land With 1 bedrooms,11 baths, S Rolling NoticetheiawntFenc.dyard Hills country club area. What Ultra clean home; even more could you want garagefloorispamnted Notice for SSS,000. the low price. 536,300. -- cutting - - X . - - - teeth shaped e C ELMER BAKALLA. INC. e-- I ____ - - - - - i),' ' I .' ,'r'-n' Terra .-. ith a Alta homeow ners have their n civic association, recreation hall and swimming pool also. And at Terra Alta we offer excellent bank financing for terms up to 15 fears at simple interest. Look to the bright side of life It's at Terra Alta. - _____ .. - Spacious homesites are the theme at Terra AIM Adult and family sections, paved streets. community water & sewer driveways, underground facilities and cable are lusi some of thofeatures awaiting you at Terra Alta — - - ___ (it OrAnge city t 0 * 4 y seldom with ordina wrk around the huse That a -I 1 eneral. y a cross cut saw I ly used. A rip saw, which genhome; sandy Stop down living room, rue erally has less puin is connected to 4 family room off eat-in kitchen, olhvr lakes; all good fishing. 13 required only if you 91 plan' to do a considerable 3 bedroom, split pun. Idol Larg, lot with trees. 3 amount of sawing with the home for family that IlL." bedroom home has n*w sl%&g a LaiedOfl HWy 1792. lust 3 i - - ~__ -- - withthegraln-ianecesury - - paved Street In t ' 4895 SOUTH 4 large bedroom home at thi end of citrus trees, 2 peach trees , - VISIT OUR SPECIAL FAMILY SECTION! CHILDREN a THEIR PETS WP-COME For More iniormation 775-4777 �- - - P - - S £ S 4 4C— The Sanford Herald - Sunday, Sept. 2, 1973 __ - — I The_Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept, 2, 1973-5C Even For You! Agint Dcd, Willard Chastain __________________________ __________________________ _____________________ __________________________ I -----a_ & wf Jcannctte II) 13 Travel Agencies - ! Ma .F male Dewey E. Doris to Susan K. Barrett, It 19 Iloldridge & WE. BeatrIce, LI 20 8 & 9 less N 25' 131k 30 Help Wanted Shine',' & 18 Apartments Rent Male (as,is, from NW 2 Ent- Ralph I.. Crawlortl& WI Sandra G. to James W. Taylor & wI Patricia to Gary P. Krelder & Delta, $100. ii 1) HoIl'øc for S! 36 Houses for Sale Resort Property I• Jerry " rvin & wE, Unit I, $26,200. WINTER SPRINGS runSlongWJineetc.,$1,3o E. Everette iluskey, trustee & olliclal rates. Dorothy to Brian H Kay & WI field lit Addu, $18,600. 3 Semoqan ,. ,n. .. James Cm & WI Ililln to Glen Arden fits,, $44,000, . In Quiet. (101, in ientrieetnXen7 fl1rWf Ai,ml flø,I I • id a.hIs... fl....a,..e - in • MOSSIE C. PATEMAN . ,,w,s.,._., , CIiV'., IPIWY 4.36) NEW 'iOp• inn. RC1J) II. K.flOX BCItingh3US, suzanne to Einhdt Ralph L Crawford & Wf helen, idial for families or couples 33 Equitable Life Asaur Soc. to Eleanor I, LI 15 81k F Glen (QCD) Sandra B. Davis to FIREMAN. Requirements: 21 to Sell starler with smile for fast 3)9SoAtlantic.D.yione Beach, cii.. L120 Quail Pond E. Washington & ilLi Leroy to Coust (2o JuSt completing 6 beautiful homes,) UROKER the, LI 34 (less E 5') & tic. 25 & 26 131k 28 Crystal Lake Paul 1. 1)avts Ill, LI 67 Henry C. Boly & wf Jennie M., Arden lila., 1st Mn, s4i,ouo 322744) 41 yrs. of age; minimum hgt. 1' Call 327 4055. moving .pot. public contact, value. P md. & trustees to Edw. M. & 1 bedrooms, Central air, carWiffle C. Miller, lAs 18 & 29 1.1 35 (kis part) etc 81k A you'll eye the classIfied ads 7" minimum wgt. I?) lbs.; high $6,100 Call Joan. e3.4-1133, S.nelling ____________________________ Ilerke & wi Mclt(ta, LI 6 BIk G Winter homes s DIAL peting, Ronald Freed & wf Pauline t Let one range, -d $12,500. LI 4 131k D, Fake Orienia hula refrigerator. of our Highland Pines Un. 2, p100 Children's outgrown reaularly. rriendiy ad-visor's clothel, toys Wilco Constr. to Donald Dixie, $1,500. school or equivalent education; 6 1. Snelling, '03 Semoran Blvd., West Altamonte His.. see Brantley hail Est., $15,800. nelp you -A'ord your classified 'Si Priced from $26,500. $25,300. VA a. and frniture sell quickly wIth . Grace I %Vilkfna, wid to Grace RIDOEW000 VILLAGE Cecil T. Hill lii & wi Constance, ® (QCD) Sandra Judd form. Un. 2, mwthI legal resident of Seminole Altamonle Springs Rogers& WI. Eugenla, US 81k Ud-Air Homes, Inc to John L FHA financing, Equal Pioujing Call 327 7611 or $31 9'793 classified ad. Lake Mary. S. Short St. Counly prior to date of applica _________________________ Grange Prop., Inc. to I Wilkins, wid & Fr'ipk E Jones to Dennis Jones, LI 35 Cam Corp to Joseph A. Ber. LI. 303 Spring Oaks Un. 2, r..pportunity Seminole 322-2611 14 Russell & WI. Marilyn LI 516 (liinnlng 1.. Orr & vI Joan 1., Camping.Resor,s Pistributor wanted for Miami Ne' 2 bedroom, central heat and li,)n. Submit applIcation 10 CIvil tQ(1 )i C. '1 honias Magrurn to C, Lnnod Rev., $29,300. riniain & wE Marilyn, U 9 $40,000. Wilkins, LI 17 81k J. Mobile Oakmont s-d. $100. air, carpet, drapes, water 5. la'a'n Kenneth It. Conklin Conste. Herald rack route. Sanford • Service Office City Hall prior to Do and canoeing at SAPIrORD CLOSE IN Edw. M. Berke & wE Mclitta, Lt Kenneth H. Conklin & WI. Fayc,to Spring Oaks Un. Ill, $32,800. Business Property Ii 866 Spring Oaks Un. IV, Manor, sec & LI 38 131k J. $100. liankl W Gallo & wI Nancy to care $161 mo, lit and last, t DeLand area Contact W Glore, (QCD) Tarmo Facto & Dennis 131k Li, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2, Sept. 7. 197) Exams for qualifica SANFORD REALTY Camp Seminoi,. P40 lId-Airy homes, Inc to Bob $36,500. Alcoholi, Brown deposit. glady security $10 For Rent ton will b held for eligible appli Holiday Inn, Room 707. Frank E. Wilkins, igl to Jones to Thomas C. Edwards, $,)7,000. Winter Park. OBEST VALUE. Nicolo Panleola & wf Maria C,., tteverages. 372 4170 760)ParIDriys 1964, Realty, 322 1237 or 372 cents at 9:00 AM. and '11 PM ____________________________ Sec 2, $100. Convenlcat and charming, lust Days3fl-13)2 lotJv Shop For Rent, Rose Lenear, wid Sept. II. etal to Spring Oaks Un. 111, $34,700. AM. 1973 and 9:00 and ROOFERS Experienced flbUIItUP Robt C, Neuman & wf Terry A I., winE, S75' of N225' of N of Eth. M. hkrke & wi Melitta completing i new 3 bedroom PLANT RENTALS. 1200 month. Donald E Stevens & WI Seltzer& hb Joe to Central Fla. Council, CondevCorptoF.J. 1:15 P.M. Sept. 11, 197), ExamIn.. roofing. Harold Lyles & wf. Jean, LI 82 Rd-Alec Homes Inc to .Joseh l.t 17 111k A The Meadows Un. AlsO-ROOFERS homes with garage, air and Ph 377 1535 0¼) You Ike Working With Livinc Unturnished duplex near shopping Orlando 831-9993 I lionS are conducted In the CIvil HELPERS. Good wages, apply SEC 16-1725 lesd E 5040 $100. wi Linda L, It 16 & S 15' of 17 & Boy Scouts of Amer., WI of Minnie to Jerome II Johns Jr & carpeting, Located on a quiet center. 6 months lease & security Plants) We need someone for the Service Office of the CIty Hell u person to 85.0 Roofing Corn Josephine, II 6 111k G,%%cst deposit. Call 644 4542 Street with lake breezes. Walk to Orlando area to service our plants Colon. Co LttL W. fli'itrtlzdl Mmn Oik liii 111 tic 'wv ,. . .. --,•,. , ___________________________ PCflfl, 38 1311 SemInole Blvd., r rani ueare& wE Naomi to llullders Inc., Us 85 Wanted To Rent ewamonit' ills., ee Z, shopping arid schools, Low down EXPERIENCED PAINTER tn dllfer,nl offices around town. 'rnreebedrooms, 2 Arden IlLs. 1st Addn, $8,000 - 12-20-29, a $2,200. 86 88 & 89 Hall Est., $S,900. st. jom, sv,soo. Ask for Want Ads Hcl.Aire Homes. Inc to Amos II ltarr Jr & wi Wilma baths, carpets & IN ZAYMS PLAZA • FIRN PACK payment, Only $27,500 to $24,250 C. HACKETT C,00d salary and James Thonhill & wi Carol 1' I Rraokhnllnw I 115 Apply benefits. • Ti(V'fl TV jjj, j t t,.n Persort wants fo drapes. kitchen equipped, Pool, w ii I&iiii•- .t LJ1IJ r4 .,u, i. ii ,..i—. LU 1L(_lJ? JUIJII 1. .,f si Ui If V. Wi ,uina to 7621 Har?wtIl 03)9 Aye PH 323 2125 So Park Ave., Apopka or call 131.4773 rent. Call 373 516$ after S. [Ilk 4, 11 Drev's 1st Addn Black Haymod 1.. Denton & wf two children. Geneva Gardens. IS _____________________________ Male Help Wanted arllyn Ruth Cover & Jib. Rich. Caldwell Jr. & wf Jo Ann, Catherine to Centr. Flit Council John I Pod I wI Eliz. Its 13 & 14 lthru S times 159. 37c a line 150$ W. 25th St.. 372 2090. v. Hammock $12,000 SOFA BED & Martha V., Lt 32 Entzrnjner John to Marion W. Stziuden. LI 27 131k A. San Sebastian Ills., Boys Scouts Amer., Wta of 131k 4 I.nkevlt'w I.k Mary CLIFF JORDAN 6 thru 25 times 2$c a line flowe 5epti Tank, Sanford needS MasonTeq,,jers,%3S0 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 11 MaIching Chair Houses for lli-1,o Corp Inc to Cecil E mayer & ,I viol Its. Sale Fanus Md 2, ,5Oo. 75 times 22c a line NW'1o1 NW'a (lessS3ch.)Sec 3 & 4 Un. 2, 37) hEEDED MULTIPLE LISTING. men with Ctiaufleur's license Ph REALTOR 31 °P Apartments Rent to SIeeI) $31 m Ballard & wE Jeanne It 15 Neal's Hay Point 124,000. Charles D. Veoinans & wI 915414$, COMPUTER SERVICE, AND PARK RIDGE Need more r._aom DeLand, Three D. Homes Inc. to 12-20-29, 8'- acres, $1,200. (S1.7SMINIMUMcIIARGE OOwenCrilwIord&wfEl!een full timi Janitor. Good starting • Furnished REALTOR ASSISTANCE. IN English Woods first nddn Cynthia to Wxi1. F. Vicring & wf WHOA. Thislbedroom, P,bath isfresnlv Doni throw away uSeful .11* 3 Lines Minimum OvIdlo A. Mendez & WI Celia DonaldOwen&wfShirley J., LI salary and piidcompany benefits (QCD) 0. P. hlerndon Jr&wf to Gee. C. Walls & wE Virginia P,irt time for Iweek mo. Ape .3S. painted and in sparkling ro CENTIVE BONUS. FORREST items Sell them Quickly with $55,200 Jean ft. 1.1 7 Oakland Hills, ADolvinpersori,Mr. Jen, Food AVALONAPAPTMFNTc c to ..S I n fl11. Rose n' GelLi. 1,1 13 111k l&RlkI3SnnSnLulstisinl1'!.,!jfl, G :i' -!een to Centr! a, .nd up. Apply in P EALTO43. .15.r.., , S_a., , *f gusI i A,., i,, s.iiiii $22room ann Fair, 3460 Park Ave., Sanford. Louis J Slubba & sil Spring 1k IllIls, SEC 3 $10,500. ADULTS PlO PETS "I'-.'. person, S S. Monday thru Salter 1301 W, FAIRBANKS. 33 dining room, includes washer and 7611. end asking dr a "endly 2, $38,700. IloyScouts Amer., Wt',, of NWti Eat., tin. 3*42,200. 116W 2nd St -1 dryer. $7S.I)O0. See this one day. Armory, at 915 E. lit St (QCD) Louise Zeuli & hb Katherine to Eradlo Alonso & Personals _______________________ Thomas H. Everhart & WI James W. Swan & wf Ella to of NW'-i (less S 3 ch.) Sec 12-20Dcv. Entr., Inc. to htose Sanford, LABORERS $2 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY sit Miriam It 166 & S 8' of 167 Pa'rjck to 1'. Zeuli & Sons Inc., Maturekilchenhelp Donna to Frank H. Pirndolfi & Rev. Fnblan-G. Gimeno, Sa of 29, *1,200. Ot)NTRY CLUB MANOR---) Stone, wid. & Win, Charles W[ WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY DIAL A DEvOTIot AL LB R IC K PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Wanted LIs 15 & 18 131k 39 Crystal t.k Lake harriet i:st.. $25,000. WI Diana K. LI 8 [Ilk I). SWIIOISE&IGINELIO(SCC33_ b"droom. $' bath home, fur 37) 7515 Park Dr .327 $6l * * * LAWNS 5010 S7.50 PER HOUR 10 DRIVER (QCD) Gee B. hlerndon to Stone, condom. lIes. Unit 10, $31 1949 * * * CONSTRUCTION Winter Homes, $100. E Everrue iluskey, Trustee Oakland shores 154,000. fished, above ground pool, Cenlnalflaptls,ChU,Ch START. APPLY ltd PERSON TO Food delivery. S diys a 3 room furnished apt,, water and SLow Maintenance cost 21-32, 13,900. Central Fin Council, Boy S..'outs Theoah, condom., Sec. I, week screened summer house All for Real IOU etc to Evers Entr., Inc., Lt 17 CAUDANCE Estate DR., Salesmen needed FERN Vernon L. (',ott & wi Martha tringe WOrn Cnnstr tr u!tin t lights furnished Ph. 322 #452 benefits, immeniat, ,S'armer in winter Rc YOU TROUaLEOI (all Toll .1. !.Say:r & '' I'""a to Of '.mcr,, • ii , u , the low once of $20,000. Call us $1.',JtO. 4 PARK Etcellent OR CALL 5241060 FOR commission. Call to Edmund D. Nichols & wi employment Rich Flanof Central 1'noler in Sunnier (less S 25') & I.t 18 iless N adlcr& WI Vernosa M., Ill 81k Pe'er Free, 641 7077 for "We Care' today to see this. 1rânci DIRECTIONS Cygan, ,'s,nag,r. Zalcwskl & wf Ruth, 113 (less S 3 ch.) Sec 12-20-29, R. COLLINS. SANMOPARKS. 1.2-3 Bedroom Jerry S Paneell I wI Wenonij Florida, 401 W. 13th Street. San Modern design "Ilotline". Adulls or Testis. 24.82') lllkClirantley hail EM., 1, North Oil Ten., SFi' 1 Un. 1 Sonyn H., Lt 16 81k 13 EastIPIC, Tr'iilers & Apts, 2 Adult parks, 2 ford 31k E 1¼ Kathryn Woods, $1,200. Excellence In materials & workJACK P. McCL U RE In Barbara C lamb, W 77' of IA PIN ECREST-Se, btu)) -d tIn 5, $4,5n0, !.fl,500 this lovely 1 Femly Parks 3115 Hwy I? fl Reduce excess lluds witti Fluid,.. $30,000. Nip p'7II') tr1rCom, 7 bath home, t Prip i, t Ge I' Frc'.t SItpe. 'M,0O0 ,rfrrcl I, Senior Finisher Metal . .123 l?O. VI Diy, o'r wright ., IF, Dcx A 1, I L cnQ,'otl VS taku; 1;iin fl.. I'LL .I,ll I t ,v,3li (,,rpctr II , dt I 'I ilLi t'wtr. (ii kIcIlkrt 1. Florida room, Ikit Ward Agcy Inc to James Iliiwian & wE Janice G,, LI a&I 206 P4 Pork Ave, 37] uzo .ippIicat,on tor 1 grader operator, A. Wm. I-'orne&s Jr & wf DiScount MuSt nave thorough knowledge of Central air onctitioning Ltev. Eked Aructia ii. Johnson Kathryn toSatuntie WSampson Panted Inside and out. Only WELAKA APARTMENTS Neals & WI Mary LI 2 131k G. F. Wester Jr & wi Mary 13., S Spring Oaks Un. IV, i,soo. 1 street laborer, and 3 fire ( m"cfidI specificallons, mill-sld Agreeabl, financIng Ucola to Thomas A Winters & 573,100 Do like you to Douglas H. Johnson, L lid: working 114W with living 1st St & wI Martha J LI 5 unree. pInt FACED WITHA0RINKIN fighters Excellent Lynwood Rev,, 1*21)0. pa. Ilelow general market price ,ttd mill spec painting of metals 131.5' of N 31C.5' of W 420,89' of Grange Prop Inc to Lucious J. wI Barbara, Its 15 16 & 17 131k C plants? We need potters, packers PROBLEM retirement, paid vacations, LI 29 81k H, Toin & Couatr of Forest hits., $38,800. Upstairs fartly furnished apart 3 Bedrooms, 1'-' baths ["perienced In finishing chemical Stemper Agency Seaborn Goebel & WI Sue to SE.s of NE. of NE Sec. 1$ Gushnian .ir, & WI Jacquclyn, Lit Waymzmn hits., $65500 and generous laborers in our PE1tl4P5AICOhOlc%AflOflym,,,,5 holidays, and hospitalization treatment and plating. Four years Ed. Reni. etc.. $100. merit, close to downtown Sanford S t r't'u.4..... . ii,. -- --. --- - nursery. Good benef,Is. Apply In Lu!, rirjp '.1 ut IIII YVI .UZ .LI. J -. SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP. ONLY $23,500 Z1-J1 W 01 TangerIne Ar, $8,900. LI 873 Spring Oaks Un. IV, benefits All applIcations taken n rzperience required Adults Only. 322 0311. Jeannie homes, Inc. to Aurel person, Vtit, MaIn& wI Tcrese -G,,I.t 10 81k A Sweetwnter Oaks SEC 3 Anna 252$ S. Park Ave Douglas H. Jnhnson & wf Phone 47)4647 Apopka , ild-Aire homes Inc to I(iachrd W. Benton & WI. Janet MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE COy Hall Magnolia Park, Orange City r call $562777 ext 159 M. Brandt, wid of $32,300. — 322 1591 &hznidt&wf,niko I., LI 11111k Write P0 tics 1713 Bedroom, utilities paid, mature 1919 S French Sian directions. from Voius; & Junior Metal Finisher . — 1 couple, Eve, Sunday, 377 7314 or 37711% no pets, $110 ma _______________________________ Brooklyn Ave's. Ph 775 17 $53,900. &wfM.arilyn,Lt29HlkD,Town M., 1.t5l5SpringsOaksun. III $35,200. DRAFTSMAN * Construction Foremen * Some knowledge of chemicals 11 A Ross Constr. to Larry J Brandt,LInd J,, Stkd & has H. Spada, 14t 870 Spring Oaks References Deplt. 3770770. SPECIALTY OF THE WEEKGrange Prop Inc. to Anthony SEMIPIOLF COUNTY Must & Country Repi., $42,500. Wiii. A TurnLiill & wf Geneva b" $30,803 Bcl-Aire iiom?s, Inc to required. in t.tephon Open I op m Experienced Ward & WI Leslie J., It 6 81k 0 Kenneth G. to Bernard Un. IV, $35,300. CITY-Funished 3 bedrooms, 1 GOVERNMENT Lost and Found m&,thol conduit and caoie con Mi.siano & wf Laurel, l.t. R.andal Ithy Kirchner & WI Small but clean I tedroom apart lice& wllindn, 115 North Orl. Ten',, SEC 6 tIn. Mark S Howell & wE linihIng, chemical treatment, Preston 1. Taylor & WI. toDo bath, CBS home, A C unit, fenced ZONING DEPARTMENT struction Paid vacations and Edwards & Leo S. Edwards, It Gi-ange Prop Inc to Richard Spring Oaks Un. IV, $36,000 ment, Married couple only. Call end painting of metalS Austin Development Corp back yard, $i17 storage bldg LosI-Brownist, ?iGIida,t, ticK leave. witco 777 93.07 after 6. Apply.npernto: F, iced fur qu.ck sale at Ill.vw This Is te'(hnicdl skilled dratting 152,300. 2181k A Summerset North Sec Queens Mirror So. RepI Addn Un. III, $31,880. CONSTRUCTIOPI CORP. $31 3.115 B"uce P. hleinemnann WI Booker T. Blanford & wf Spring Oaks Un. IV, $36,000, Reward 32) 3521. work in It,, preparaticin of a wide Two bedroom duplex furnhshlid GENERAL Kuhn & wI Mercedes A., U 4 3, $i,5OO. Howell Branch Land (o. to Eleanor to James it. Peck & WI CB $22,600 Ik Aire Homes, Inc to LAKE MARY-NeW 3 & 1 bedroom Lawn apartment 1720 Orlando Drive, f plans, maps, graphic Maintenance-must Roberta to Jessie J. Sapp & Aft be Bel-Aire Homes Inc '.0 111k G Lynwood [liv., $28,700. DYNAMICS homes on large wooded lots. Lost -Wallet, 17 92, LoaQwood area, lay outS and other Illustrative dependable, Equipment furSanford ELECTRONICS OIS'ISION Central heat 8, air, arpet, range, material Experience In wurkinu fished. Good future, will train. 'hy1lis ta Richard E. Snield & BobhyElgin&wfMziryL,u 16 Mercedes 0., It 520 Spring 38 Howell 1st. s-cl repi Un. I $23,(70t3, 6 Ml Sof Sanford garage. Price $22,500 to $21,700 377571), Add and, Wash, hits., $100. with legal S2lSpringOaks descriptions end ability Niceclean apt., close In, adults Only Un. III, Call James Patrick. 1.31 51.4,1. 134,000. trude to Pasquale P Calaua & $127,700. wI Carol W., It 10 BIk 1, Sum- (less E 12.53') & E 25.53' of 17 Oaks Un. Ill. 131.300. Hwy I7.92 wilt, 95 pet !n m.t .t,,i •s. .,...,.. rrn Buy now FJames T. Thomas & sit Ruth '' ri. ii, Orman Consir. & mv. In Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to wf Katheryn, 1.1. 2 Normandy /n [qual Opportunity IX'vru Orl Inc. to Carol .S '.eect own colors miwrtt Nrth, 5cc. 5, 128,500. [Ilk 65, Sanlando Sub. Heaut. Young man over 1$ to clean cr0 ThomaS I.. Swmther & ('tflti.il i m otj Three years draltnçt to Mibflt, World .Sales & SV('., Thomas Sposato & wf Marjorie, 6 Child Care Patrick Michael Morley,Lt 538 Park. $13,900. detail cars r,00d salary to riiit mr' I Ii'Mis lc t' Mir::r. Pilins Sprir.:.s Sc. $36J 'perience or an equivalent harper I)aly, wid., IA 58 131k 1, Wanted Mars- I,. It.' get. J. Malloy & Welders 32 Inc., 1.1 3 111k i L.k la1lil-), Ph LI 35 131k 28 Dreamwold Font-lit Spring Oaks Un. 111, $32,400. Houses Rent CITY-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, freshly person. See Brad Bradley at combination of training and-or Child (are S days. 2 hot mls Larry Klein & wi Kathleen to ,ind Welder's Helpers It. Kutner & wE Sydell, LI 3 131k henry Ford ? wi Dorothy Mary E. It 1 111k () Sunland Camelot Unit 2 133,400. pa,',ted inside & BRAD'S AUTO SALES or phone Kitthen 4th Addu 15.000. Unfurnished evpeninnce Stateretlrement plan. 0, See., $27100. Jxir,S. .'arjaI F, wE tOLCd. ..'iv- Cell ,.,,e n-: C.... V..4rHI- Vt. ttf -"-.' "?'r...!..,.. tI equipped, carpet, sprin.l.'r !'.i::. :::Jv:; iai r'.-.; _______________________________ .;:ation, vacation and :tiiir?J3jt.li-a Inc. wMLhaeIL Two bedroom. tCD) Geevu Sue Fits- toiamesJ.Duffy&wf Iena,1.t LI. 1 system, fenced back yard Most sick lriyr Contact: Lois Hare, 9,800. 111k Cs West Altarnonte Hattawziv, trustee, LI 1381k C I j; Elmer Levie & WI. Janet to to Larry ii llorn"r & wf Karen garage, nice yard, 70 Mm. •rom See to aop'eciate. $25,000. Lowry & WI Beverly J., LI. 9 patrIck to Waiter E. Fits- 18 English Woods 1st Addo, hits., Sec. 2, $32,300. Wanled-Estruder operators by Mother Gooie øay Nursery School Room 9 731-305, Seminole County Female He Wanted plastic insulated wre Company _?id0._$125. 365.3250. Pre Kindergarten, and Day Care Covrtpic,,se, N. Park Ave., San CITY-Ideal ret irernent home 3 ShOt A. Fox& s Joan M., LI 4111kB work, will train PInt hllack hammock $24,900. Charles D. Norris & wf Jane Charlotte LI 7 BIk M ford i_I Bar Maid, flights (QCD) Sanlando Springs Milton Pk, $100. bedrooms, front & back porches, floi'IdQ mechancally BRAND NEW 2 or 3 bedroom Eugene inclined A. individual Maliek & sit Daniel it Griffith & wE Julie A. S.ii i'tbastlan hits., Un. 2, to H.F. Write & Bruce Its 16 & Woodlands, Sec. 2, $47,900. _________________________ maOtiy Rd. Casselberry 531 1$3.i dining room, fireplace, central ownhouses, choic, Corp to Overst.reet mv. Co., location Apply In person S 30 a m., 130 Forrest F. King & sit Betty to Kitchen and dining room help Phil Orr, sgl etc to Wm. I.)ush Joanne to Peter W. Berg & wf heel, curtains, rocs & drapes. *33,700. LI. 35 & E 30' of 34' & Portion of Lease with option lu ouy. Start,n,, - --. 4 17 BIk C, Bear 1k Ills. $9,000. p m any weeoa, Paragon Wii* Elmer Levie & WE. Janet to '.'e , w000'leors&mucnmorr :s.tci at%flSmsw$pslw Plocern-, A WI Rosemary, It. 8 rtllneral tract 29, Sanlando Spnliuz; E'ly Lewis F. Wilkins & wE Evelyn. Judith, LI 20 F.nolish Woods. OFFICE Jur,i itaaiIt Cp ii' Jayinor * etc., tilt (17 Sanlandu Sub. 3. Cable, Longwood POSITION * '* Indtitr'l Comml. Bit Wo, 9 t,n'iIs Apply ID Mr McLn, Good Thinqs to F't Rebt. H. Arno!cl & wf Inda J., It "--'r'-, %.ttopp.ng ccnlcr. L1:.0. &SE'v t'I RRlCaqt. announces S.hOC. Shotn;crchurche. wail :t: !10 ik C Lake. T.O4..41 4,f4'Ji. "iri Park. R .4, L.',euJ ;;.,_ ,...;...... ; ,,_,_. _______________________________ steady posItions, Monday thru niiiI .'nCifl -hP4" ______________________ f-Ood Service at Sanford Naval llaIIy . 'e to wall )L3 Ufl. ' thag diSh tiusxey Co. to James A. Shores, $100. Friday. For Blacked ted Peas br saIe--ot experienced Academy, East 1st St., Sanford. Homer Scott Epoch *. mature CITY-Older frame home, good WI Eula to Prop Inc to Gary W. $40,000. the opening of our U.M $7.000. washer, refrigerator, tisposal, Kwlatkowskl, Jr. & wI Judith $39,200, person Start immediately, fringe Expeiien(ed meat cutter, Good pkk 372 1719 or 327 3710 condition 7 bedrooms, dining Burns I). Simpson, md. & Blythe, U 3 The Springa Shado Beltway North, Ltd., Beg. 146.2' Fisher & WI Betty J. LI 13 131k A fangeand central heat air; even a Organist for Small church in Sanford L I' Products Inc. to Louise B hours and good pay. Apply at Park benefits. Rich Plan of Central room, fireplace, screened porch, swimming temporary employment office. M RIy.ox S11 care of l, 3fl.i. and SPi, 25th and Park Ave. See __________________________ FlorIda, 401 W. 13th Sf., Sanford. Op. It 11 111k (. San Sebastian NWrj less N 239' of E 140' Sec WillIams& WI. Dine LI 1881k new beautiful wni1 I $10,500. 3nruru nrra,o, VU. DCX 16)/. Qovernmcni io%p('C.d, Wn. 8. Solotro & wf Barbara Torn Kelsey. H NE'4 of SEC6.21-30 run urtains. - rods & drapes, Owner Fred H. Croaican & wI June Paradise, $100. 2 Bedroom duplex, private pool & hit&. Un. 1A, $1,000. 16.20-30 lcs part $6,400, Sanford. Fla 37771 North Oil. Ten., See 2 UnIt l. 110' etc $45()()Q poi. in e Person to care ton elderly woman. reduced price $3500 & said sell at patio, air conditioned. AdultS onty, hluskey Co. to hlowland Snell A., E 100' of Its 3 & 4 Beason s- to David A. Sully & wi Iris B., LI We are now accepting applications Agmt Deed, J. Gorllon The Huskey Co. to Jack 0 Lake Mary area. Ph. 377.7530 or — __________________________ CAR SALESMEN WANTED, No lticflard A Albright & wf $26,000. 516. 500 $175 mo 3726430 or 323-5151. Conste, Co. Inc., LI. 8 BIk SECRETARY A d, $20,000. Barbara 11 131k 1Oak1and EM., 2nd Sec. Williamson & wI Margaret A., wld , 372 i5. experience necessary. Apply in Butcher & Lois to Eugene K. Susan to Douglas 11 MacDonald Instructions for positions in our new & exciting SEMINOLE COUNTY Burt C. Mondshein & wf Lee Oaks SEC 413, person.ART GRINDLES WHEEL Robt. A. Blackburn & wf $36,900. 2 Bdroom. I bath, guest bedroom & SUNL AND ESTATES-) bedrooms, GO VER P4 MEN T hlolcornb & wE Carol, S 54' of & wf Sfaron E., LI 54 SprIng J. to Pedro Perez & WI. Della, Corp., 119 BIs A Paradise Point Sweetwater portion of LI 37 131k C Sweet. AVON RANCH. Sanford. $15,900. beth, kitchen equipped, fenced I', baths, family room, kitchen Joann to Alfred A. Burger & wf Fourth Sec. $100. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT NE' of Archie Kifer & wf Gail to A. water Oaks, 1100. To b'y or sell, call: I of Sec 36-19-30 E Oaks $43,000. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS STORE backyard, 6 months only. 327 63.1.3 LI 2 BIk C The Meadows Un. No. equipped, carpet. $4,435 down. IBM AUTHORITY FACTORY HELP needed for lit, The Huskey Co. to Ernest J. Katherine, LI 12 Highridge Kifer & wf Bernice, LI 79 Lake Edr'a Wor'nler, 1 3079 Park Ave & S of Oviedo Br. ,, mu, ,.ie ft in5 inciuoe'n Joseph PoIski & wf Mary to Carlo Mayer & wf Anne to $ $39,000. 2nd and 3rd shift $2.10 per hour to Anthony Pascoceflo & WI Trexier & WI Bonniejean, LI 10 /tddn Glen Arden Ills., $49,000. Sylvan Est., *100. kR, be Seminole Counly resident start. lSc raise in 30 days Regular Joseph I'odolski I WI Mary & Geo. A Blount Jr & wI Barbara 33 Houses Rent Furnished I3ako Constr. to A. Michaci Rosa to Fredco Entr., Inc., 1.19 131k flSweetwate Oaks, SEC 413, K £ Y PU N CH * *WAITRESSES* * Must Full and part-time positions Elmer S. Levie & wE Janet to and unemployed 14 days prior to raises thereafter. Paid holidays Vladimir Lacht to Selma Frank W Podolski, LI. 1981k 13 JIM HUNT REALTY Dennis H. Phillips to Barbaa A 1.182 Sleepy Hollow 1st Addn Varney & WI. Madolyn LI 4fl Par. A, Paradise Point, Fourth $14,900. A M or P.M. sh;ft, Apply Cavalier date of hire Minimum of 6 year's and ', , acations. Must be able to I bdrm trailer near Idylwilde Verna Ruth Flanders, LI 6 Bik Koel, Iota 6 2521 Park Dr. & 7 II D Durant Bear Lake liianor, sico PhLllI, Iota I4 35 & 38 81k 2 *53,000. 372 illS are available Forest Brook tin. 5, $34,900. Motor inn. 3700 S 17 92, Sanford, experIence In responsible clerIcal Sec., $1,000. handle $0 lb. bags Apply in per. Ernest J Trexler & WI B Sterling P) Un. 1, 139,500. SChOOl 2 bdrm home in country, IRA I N £ ES Realtor-After Hours Addn Lk Mary, $12,500, son, admInIstration or an equivalent Peter T Kuras & wf Manfrnle Premix turn. Call 3224007. Marbletlte 3229381,377-3791.372064 if waking *5 4t1 IIM y4jflP Combination of training and e*Manufacturing Company, June. Housekeeper, live in Orlando Sloe. rtn& wI Reafflee N 1W of S Anthony Pascocello, Trustee, Corp., IA 9 Parcel A Paradise Conste. Co Country Club area Private room oerience ton Ability to meet and deal Hwy. 431 and 119, 1 ..d i.....ia.. WInter Li 10 111k B. Davis & or Berthn L, N 240' of Mcuillan & wf Madaline, It 2 Fred &i APPLY: ..S •tS• W *''fC0'üIU1 aUofI8&W Ltd 9 & 10 £31k H Longwo.d Pt. Fütirtj, SEC., $3,()()1) 8, bath, $225 a month. Call Mrs. L 1.1a 51 & 54 Holilday Bear 1 and you are avaiIaOIe to start Springs. with public essential. State Sweetwater Oaks, SEC. 4B W 215'ofNWofNWL4ofSEi 131kG Sweetwater Oaks Sec 2, id Sounders. 644 1300 or 7950112 $4,000. Lawrence S. Whittemore & wf 20' of 19 81k D Maine Addn Park, *2,500. "nrneateiy, i, can hai ou retirement plan, paid (QCD) Cheryl A Prints to $14,900. Sec 22-21-29, $100. TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Ma),Beg.atsWcorofs'4of $28,300. work ing arid training at the dame Openings for 2 caroenters., 6 steel LPN's and $82,500. hospitalIzation, vacation and sick Nurses Aides Apply Raymond E Jolly & wf Thrn Tic Inc. to Ri&.aril j, John Steven Prints, LI 9 BIk D workers Apply Monday-FrIday, 9 David 13 Lltzkow & WI time There s no age limit and leave. Apply: Lois Hare. Room RuthClark&hbRalphtoflie Seminole Lodge Nursing Home Jack W, Reynolds & wf Jo MargarettoEdwSnal to 6. 373 $331. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN '..DG. fIgP. School dbptorn is no? j) 301 301, Seminole County Cour 300 S. flay Ave • 100' etc., $11,250. rcgur.4 Prepare yovr5etl t the thouse, N. Park Ave., Sanford. Leslie to Timothy Elder & wf Winsor Mmor 1st Addn, David L. Gundling & WI WI Collie East 74.32' of 11 9 & W E of stake marking SE cor of Janice, LI (Across from construction site) future no* in lhi highly rewar- Maintenance man with some Household help Own tran. 13 81k 13 Sweetwater Altamonte hits., Sec 1, $17,400. Magnoloa Svc. Corp to Linda It 3 81k F Summerset knowledge of air conditioning, Tbe Greater Constr. Crp. to Marie to Edmu'id H. Schulte & 2.68' of 10 81k A, Tauglewood inersec. Warren SI. & 500W SEMORAN BLVD. (HWY) ding field. Peronal intervs'w sporlat.on. S to 4 ,, m, $12 a day, Hc'nsld E. Meyer, LI 96 Sleepy North, Sec. 5 125,000 E. Lake Oak.s Sec 4, *58,000. plumbing, etc. Açply Lakeview 74 Business Opportunities Earnest H. Allbert & Wf. WI Sharon I). Lt. 25 Sleepy Sec. $27,000. The hluskcy Co to Kenrick reciuir,d references Call 322 8419 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Ave., In Sec 32-29-30, town of Center, 919 E 2nd St }jnikm 1st Adin. $10,000. Walter Fitzpatrick & wi (;arvin lnc. LI 34 81k A iQ('Dj Donald l.udwig, sgl to Marion, LI 11 111k X The hollow 15,900. Her. EnIr., Inc., to Angelo Longwood, $14,000. CALL 834-8588 NOW SECRETARIES NORG [TOWN Jay I'oticr & wE Alfreda to Gilda N Knox, form Ludwig LI Woodlands S 3, 139,200. Be%erly to Napoleon McCoi Swcetwa(cr Oaks Sec. 3. PART TIME. Manufacturer Donald Ketron & WI Gladys Charles Guisto & WI Sadie, Devco Oil Inc. to James T. mick Ill & WI La Donna, LI 26 INTERVIEW HOURS: representative of wart'houjse ar,ø ORLANDO BUSINESS New 'Hong." Earl I.. Hoyles & wf Margaret i7 Longdale s-d $100. equipped Coin laundry & $16,900. AND John C. Cutcher Jr. & WI. to Kenneth 1. Fard & Wf Mary condom. Residence Un. No. 9, Johnson & wf June, LI 21 BIk off ices needs, "MAN FRIDAY" to located at E 75th St and Plant expansion has created several H N 36' of 27 MIlton Ph, 134,900. COLLEGE Bill Bilycu & wE Edith to handle ______ __________ phone orders, Palmetto. Lcv clown payment, Daily Monday Saturday openings for individuals qualified in the TYPISTS af Orienta ('idas, $72,500. Van Kay & wf Hedwlg B.., N & WI. Ruth, ml: S 264' of Govt NEI of SW'-I SEC 27-2141, run correspondence, fill customers easy to qualify For information: Robert Reiche, Inc to Michael Bako Constr. Crp to Lewis Freernn, trustee, IL 4 81k M orders and generally run business field of electrical maintenance, We offer a Call Geo. Catselo, in Winter Park, Aylesbury homes Crp to 161.22' of U 13 131k B Bretton LI 2 Sec 25-26-30, less part etc., Wi00' S 17.2 etc., $22,500. 10a.m. to3p.m. Housewives, put ',our good skills to TownsiteNo. Cliuluoth, $7,300. M Pajak & WI Nina. LI. 9 Bik B. In absence of employer. Hours 17 I rh,t.. • -- - ,,... . at (30%) 6415725, or wt.te t' Mills. .'-,, i,. lv,'-' a1' I. ..J WI &'k.I..... nts, work for good 5$) Enloy the challenging position in a growing company fII4IV7 W....$ hug tirIanh(Kay&wfEkato MF4IL TUU Bobb,t Tanner & Wf Kathleen Knollwood to S p m., 3 day week, lifting Pear'ion Corporation. $925 Carrier UWN!!! thrid Addn, lreedom and fun of temporary 1, 11 17 131k B San Sebastian Thomas T Tuck Inc to Henry 4 anda complete line of fringe benefits. If you required. Ph. 531.3136 over Donald J Pennlngton & wf Charles Niblack & WI. Lucille to Morris Rubelow & WI Tess, Amended Pint $57,500. SI North, St Pete , Fla , 33714. work. Call Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Appiicai,on no.v b*ing taken bow' fnII • weekend, $31 5010 during week hits. tin. 1A. $45,900. have plant electrical experience, come in W. Thayer & wf Betty J., LI 4 to Pancrazio F. Archdlacon, & LI 14 111k 3 Propsed Plat Chula Dorothy J S 330' of LI 215 & 216 tSVms Choose your own Martha K Garrison to Schraw l.&D ProperIi's Inc. to 111k C Fake Harney Acrettes, WI Frances LI 166 OP Swope NOR RE LL and talk with us. 6p.m. to 8p.m. 29 . Rooms for Rent (less r-w & E 850') 0 P Swope Vista in SEC 22-21-32 $4,500. Entr., Inc. Its 25-6 131k 25 C'ilunibja Equities Crp, t.ta 8 9 12.500. MEDICAL .BACKHOE I.afl(1 Co. Flat of Black Ilatti TEMPORARY Land Co 1'Iat Balck hianunock, Sot-Dale Rldrs Inc. to Joseph Sanlando Sub. BeautIful, Elderly person. kltchf'n privileurs, *MEOICAL RECEPTIOPfIST 1011 ( 12 LIk 4, 1tha1uid Ills., henry W. 11iai' & wi Betty 15,Ooo likl oog Referencei (36 Church FOR DETAILS mock, $55,000. SLdorowkz&wfSfeI1a,N125of Sanford SEC. $100. * MEDICAL TPANSCRIflL OPERATORS. $100. to Win II Long & wi EdIth 1., Li We are located in DeLanid, jUst north of Old Ave., Lonqwood. $38 2202. Cnarles Niblack & WI. Lucille S 150' of: E 30' of LI. 19, all of 20 *OEP'ITAL. MEC(PTIOPIIST Hi-Lo Corp., Inc. to Mckenzie Liperlenced men needed Apply at Trim Tic NORTH ORLANDO AREA Excellent Benefit Program inc. to Jerry F. 5 Daytona Road a little west of DeLand NURSES AIOC ((lCD) James Belcer & 4 BI C Lake hiarney Acre$les. to Robert C. Ayers, Sr., Its 367 & W 10' of 21 81k D, M'Ine Addn C Pitt.s & WI Eugenla, Winco Construction corporalfun, Room for working gentleman or PH. 617 lIlt It 12 *HOSPITAL ORDERLY Wiillams& wi Ellyn.Jean, 1129 112,500. airport. Connie to Connie Joflekher, It north side of Hwy. 431, Longwood. 17,0 PSwope Land Co Pint 81k Lw 22IILEERO. WINTERPARK tourist. Private entrance, air English Woods First Addn *WAPO CLERK Wlnsoi Manor, $39,000. PP Ill 'LIII ClaIre P Evans, John & Wm. H.immock 27109, so,000 COnditIonIng I, bith Call 377 1526 3 111k 6 Chula Vista 3100. Many James Mc Cullar & WI Sheila $44,000. LPN'S and 'AIDES Experienced after 1:30 Larry M. Welch, sgl. to Wm. Greater Cnstr. to Richard L. Evans, ezec. will of Frank We.iley I. Burks Jib, to & Rnbt. Ivey, sgl to Craig A preferred. Apply Lakeview BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Fred E. Salter & WI Mally to Opportunities for Advancement 0 LEGAL SECRETARY hi. Goforth & wftarolyn, 1,ts 1 . Dunn & WI. Macian M. U z Evans dec'd etc., trustees to Elaine M. Burks A1 AUTO MECHANIC Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd 5'., WI. Cfwesley Monroe & WI Sharyn Lt, 6 & 7 Jack Wesley Fox & WI Berdle * EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 30 Apartments Rent 2000 Sanlord Brunswick Lane &2 81k 5, FIoa ills., less W 60' S Days plus overtime _____________________________ 111k Q, The Woodlands , Fice Points, Ltd., Lots 1 234 13 1. 1137 South Pinecrest, ThIrd 131k H, Sanla,-ido Springs Tr. 15, M. LI 19 BIk 17 Nc. Oil $18,900. * DATA PROCESSING j MILEX TUNE-UP CENTER Unlurnished 600. i 14 15 16 17 26 & 27, Sanford Addn., $100 I *SI4ORTHAND RN and LPN's for Sanford Nursing Fla., 32720 $43,500. Gert G. Larbig & WI Jean to Longwood,Fla. 131012$ (An Equal Opportunity Employer) * GENERAL OFFICE & Convalescent Center. LevonJ Burke&wfflattft'to •5IS Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to watt' Greater Consfr. to C ii Johnson Cunstr. to . A. Substantial Farms etc., 118.38 Knox Prop to John T. Collins Walter A. St.atilI & WI Jane, U MelionvIlie Ave.. Sanford. Apply An Equal Opportunity Employer carpeting, drapes, central heat We have openings for Truck Willie James Burke & wI acres rn-I $354,800. _______ ___ ____________ --____________ _____________ - - ___________ ___ ---- -=__ _____________ ___________ - - j - "' •- IIn. - - ' area -- .. - ..... ,, ,,i II you have an eye for real _____________________________- -_____________________________ - tour :ampng __________________________ - -- • - - - - - -____________ ____________ , T • - A _________ - I S. •4 •' room or apartment - I - - ,_. •_a ,, 4l •2 - j1jJ'1J'4;D!Ià __________ -. - - $33 • __________ _________________ --____________ __________ __________ - - - - --- - ___________________ ---.' ,I •)4?IS -- - ,.,, . - _______________________ ____________________ - . wf ,-.,, .citn tn - --------------- - - - ___________________________ - eaborn Goebel & -- .. mans - _______ ________ . - -- - -- . t'Iper,enc,..J • 'indrlq - _________ variety s... ...,,. jAJtJifl. S..'' financirsa AIL, Jfl u&qi. -- - ___________ . .' - . _______ : '. _____________ da 4TLiL - - ______________ - 'W - , ., '', ' ,.._..... '" - carpeting, roof, si,j ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE - 9urslng - DeLand, Pt cli & WI. Horesace LI 9 81k T . . 3 .1 Ir,t.r -. u.r ....i-.-.-.i .. (QCD Constantine Hilchuk ti, Va. J. Ihlchult th:,l ri -....ri:,rt ,..-...-. Jeannie Homes be., 111.381k 1 Sec5SprIngLnkeniIl,,m, F'!. . •..,..1'- ti.-.....; , ii,, vi. .aria & WI Opal, It. 9 BIk J SprIng Valley Farni.s SEC 8 $).000. ,., . £4JULV LIIUM)ti iorm. i.o to 25 81k C Swtetwater Oaks $81,000. . -. Lawrence Copley & WI Englcbcrg & wf Stephanie IL, North Oil. Ranches See 7 Donnie, Lt. 18 Boykin P3. $4,000. Agrnt. Iked. (;isselh. Gdns -. -Inc. to Lucten Avery & wflhlda to Frederick C. hull & WI. Mary lAs a & 6 etc., 131k H, Tract 14, to Carl F. ilippelbeuser & WF'. Curtis Arline & Sarah, Lt.s 11 & Shirley to James L Pacey & WI LI 438 Forest Brook 5th See, $4,000. & Donna Clark, agl., 1.1. 72 & F. I.., 1.1 5 111K H The Woodt"nds Sanlando Spgs. $100. Sylvia 1.1 6 131k 1 The 12 Assessors Map of lAs si & Carol, lAs 2 3 & 4 [Ilk Q $33,900. of LI 73 Duck Pond Addn., John P Bates & wI Pearl to Woodlands Sec 2, $42,500. $48,000 Crank Consti. to Donald 131k A., M. hi. Smtth s.d $100. Longwood Park 15,600. John T. Collins & WI (QCD) Donna J. Trippoleton WalIaceLSiater&wfshelbyj,, Opal to Pratt, 111k 4, TIer 22, Sanford, CII, Walter B. Johnson & WI Julie Bell Merthe James F Meek, sgl to A. %Vm. S. Glendenig & wf Itala 1100, Agmtr Deed, (.13 Gdns Inc tn Lts 20.32 mcI 1st Acldn L.k Ellumr to Joseph W. Ferrara & (marrIed)toOscarF,%1pJI& Form. Patterson to Win. Richard Boesch & Juilana M, IL, U 3A, [Ilk 13 SprIng Valley Constance S. Campbell, 1.1. 41 Donald Pratt & wf Evelyn Towgisjte of North Chuluota. Evelyn M Maclellan, fonn. Carriage 11111 Un. 4, $5,5()) LI 16 Roblnsons Survey Addn., $17,300. 3illy J. Reed & wf Phyllis to 22, Flit. Land & Colon. Co. ltd $2,550. Itochow to John D Gwinaup & $100. FJF Entr., Inc to Gerald Saul, $100. hallmark Cunsir. to Ronald J Pedro Borges & wf Ainanda, LI Map of SI Gertrude Addn (iwendolen Cowan, ezec. est Narvy to Richard NE4 Sec 2t-21-32 etc., aka Hollow 1st Addn., $53,900. Allen Clark & WI June M., LI 6 Washington Oaks SEC. 2 Hcpl., $21,300. Meredith Entr,, Inc. to H I. Mange, trustee, NW'4 of SW's 32 int. $4,500. Mobile Mannr vgp4 See Simmons & WI. Sara D., con. Arbor, $20,967 hallmark Constr. to Ike F2lriede to John W. Munlord Jr Sec., Meredith Manor, $3000 5Cc. 22-26-30, $80,000. Dcii,, ZOrl Inc. to Win. Charles C Craig & wi Eli., 1121 meadows No. 4, 132,000. Gerard Diem (Married Its 21 & Washington Oaks SEC. 2 Wckjwø Eat,, No. 1, $25,000. Esperanra to Oswaldo G M 'I C F 11 .s Loch Arbor 124,000. $ 81k fi Camelot BottenfIld& WI. Linda 1.13 81k Sanlantlo 12750o 133000 Norman Emerson & WI Churchman & wf Sandra, LI 7 Trallwocd Eat., See, 1, 124,500. Summerset N: Sec $ tfl Seinmekhntr,Ir.c. to James A Rev. PInt of the Springs A Clarence Rotundi & WI Natalie to Nathll F. Emetion, 131k 8 1k Ruth South, 127,600. Eli Case & WI CdiI Gee. W. Price & WI Ruth to F. Braddy&wf Annie L., LI46 Cilenwood i'lIi Sec 1,151,603. RosatoCityofsaflJo,w30.0f It 75 So. Pinecrest 2nd Adcm lawrence Fit ' Id to Saii Scud, Oviedo $35,900. !tobt, B. Stctddi.rd & Silver Spgs Guzir. Land & Norman haddock & wf Lucille Mar)' A llu 'tes&Anfl; n' C H Johnson ('orLstr, to Julio S 20' of It. B, Dodd, Lord & $100 Artnui tc Mn.( 0) & iit, of I S '50 i 1' Title to Josiah W. Taylor & wE & Verdli! Woods, Us 6 & 7 'tnacor It 1''- ° I Ii (,unzjltz 9 SSf Mdrk, LL) Lk#.UiS&lf%C) of .t. 31 -31 e, Lecs Lntr, the to lz,rwjn I'rancjs M , It 112 Myrtle 1k Midwa), $4000 ,, of LI 15 & S 150' of 16 111k Margaret to Donald ft Hilt Jr & 131k H Spring 1k hills, Sec 3, *100. Se lAimpert & WI Eva M., It 57 hills s-d, $2,000 t, o j4, ,,, , ri tit \ ft -i (urtk, l)vf. Shrrv,00d & wE 1' L rt C to ilorId 1 1 i1ld n hl5irbur 2 Ii 11 K. ° 1 %SaltLr V Holland & wI Margarita to Curtls DeF I vni.o WI F.nuna Wiko Constr to John A Shirley to Rodger E Boston & Sherwood Jr & wf Sail) W ,W Maureen Sapp exec est Counts& WI Sandra I., LtsTh 3 catne mk ' 9 us A Seetw ns r ri, ,.t Jimmie F.. Ferguson & 1)Ianne, LI 2 111k A Sa F lynwood Rev., 129,800. PlihilipT Sapp Trtsa V sz000. 119,800. 'ironne, lAs 15 & 16 131k Oaks Un. I $26 &J0 of NE'4 Sec. 1!.23l, E00. Ronald. T Couts & WI Dunn Jerald CSapp& ft hiram Cochran & WI Lynn ii k , to l ; Th,GreaterConstr. to James Hurry J Tttshaw Sr & WI IUii't s.d 12000 Geo, AdolI,on& wi to Joseph catetIne(n IL) Sapp S 75 of N 100 of tr Sandra to Thomas it Thonini & 1', ItobertS Graf(4th Jr & WI J McC1okey&WIBettyL, LI9 A .,, J tIt'' to P,ntie 1k rring June Rcnit Crp to Javinor Webb & sf Beverly . WI Arnanda II I I ' 111k " \ ( s t Ii' I' ' '' r' , I I'lL f ' lit ?'oot1l tm! I ' I " °fl' ' (iii Itarn1es, si..i,. ;iiz Lu.rtnt, Wi June II to Mobti (hI Corp , a btb'.iStiitfl $44,300 hib,. trustee, Beg at p1 on W line of Macteen Sapp, agi ci alto EdwJ. Knittle & WI. Helen to WIlco Constr. to WM. G. portlimofsWi of NW' 4 of SEC lober' C F flU1rger & Wi Forrest it. Foggin & wI Dolly 111k 8 Wlldmte, 1200 000. K U t I Exie to IJIk 1), ti, 53, Sanlajxjo Springs. Irving C Wa11a' of N 100 of tr. 80 Mc,fl* BIt I. Nt',OrI Ts'rr SEC 1tiniti Edith Uusard, sI to Clifford Marie, Wi of Its I & 7 81k 1 Miller Jr & wf Qulda Anne B. Tan wxI .t 12 BUt F' 12mcrJo& WI. *13k to MvinDnL. AIIfCdWHU4SOO&WIAdaW Emory M. $pelr Jr. & wt Woodmere Pk Second Repi. Map,ftS,00. *34,900, There is no ag. or educational requirements EARN AS YOU LEAQN" St,dent loans available for thuse who quIlfy. Call 9O4i7 3'tI 'r a personal • • Southeastern Business College - 3ISEastRichAe C)eLnnd Fla M EN & W c. great. We will train you tot this time Thore it no ,ige Irnet, but ', - -: -' & I ij' 2t) Cas1b Cd1n: Jtina H I' I k I rrjt .3 - & WI Eat, 11L500 - eph \'rnlI A( ORLANDO BUSINESS ç,QL L EGE PIANO LESSONS I7Wcek Chord Course P * RECEPTIONIST EXECUTIVE 1 n,, $25,900 , BIk 2 WyrinewyJ $14flt1 M, to Peter Celestino Roque & Woodlands Sec. 4, $42,800. IA 14111k 13 Sterljn ['K flo, 1k'r!y C, Lt. S 111k F, Spring has Itiel & %%( U hW to sf '1'ri dd L, It 1 Forest (,re,ikr onstr to Jeph J $32 000 U Hills, Sec 2, $74,00o Robert 13 Johnston Jr, Lt.z A, Slopes $29 Sidorowicz & wf Anne, It 8 81k 'lobert W Jackson & itt J'olyak Am€nde!J Pint of Crystal l.e Louise Bridges, 1.t 413 KermethD Mao&wfVe1jnjj & sit Mae B, its 18 17 131k 5 1 & 281k " Robert I J & WI d 1X} 4', h.jc1s Oaks, $22,500 120 000 11 WI Sandra It lOB L nwood 8dm, 11 27 HIdden Harbour Ha ild I. Gunillin & wI Marie, Gaze Adams & wf 41 G, Mnry t Ni Oil Terr1SiLt d $54) c0(j ( 1.1 81 Deonshire, $13,000 Un 1, Joseph J Adams & wf Juanita, flt Lfl Ow, & f H r!'t- (1 ItI H & ornp'ete raining and ovide you wilI full or pan lime ernp4oy'Tien available You must rfy,r - * 4 ( 1 IT'dUI Un llizn- -=:- - - — --' opporti.slty for a career with ci'e of rsation't largest finance brmS Interesting offIce and fetd .'.rk, competitive salaries. rat-i promotion Contact Ed 'corgan. Domestic FInance, Sanford Plaza BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN 535• to _____ I—, ISed car mechanic, excellent pay and working conditions Working knowledge of all doms"stic and import cars Apply In person, Jack Dlvii, Bill fta*'r Volkswagen, iitt 5 17H belgIan employcs, experienced and reliable mold man, and chopper man, with good references Top wage's. Call 323 5W or alter hours 373 1843. NO SUNDAY DELIVERY rollment Is open to men and women of alt eges... whether employed (in arty field), rottrej hctje,',to or student. Choice of days and class timv Corflflcate awarded upon graduation. Job IntervIews available for best students- Sand for free Information and class schedules today. HURRY! A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- Classes Start; Septembes' 12th & 13th There are 2 convenient class locations. Contact th. 0(!(!1 LOCK of 11ç _ OksIeCisr. 5 - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION I ____ Mdr.n Mmii. 2 S 5 CASSELBERRY DAms mad Cluesi Nans P - nearest yout 5-92 Santord, Pla. 32771 Call Collect (904) 1)4-11*4 Please SN .s lri Wss*atlea abeet w ui pr95atiM se. I sadsn*sad er lies bli$auss Sad N M)i-saa e4 tl. Cbtsu: LONGWOOD - 359!. First St. - WEEKLY . WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS Thousands of people with spare limo are earning extra money as 11* preparera in the growing field of income tax service. And so can you. H & A Block's experienced instructors maks it easy to learn lax preparation. En- e. S70 NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE from H&R Block a HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL Learn Income Tax Preparation The City of Sanford Civil Servce Dept. Is accepting applications fc" the posItion of MechanIc Help.'. Requiremenls; 1$ To 45 yrs of age; Eighth grade or hIgher educCton krioñltdQC of eutomobte ni-n tenanc, needS, txperience in servIcing cars, trucks and other automotIve type equipment; ability to drive trucks and cars; resident of Seminole County minimum 6 months. Examinations for qualified applicants 9 AM. and 1:30 P.M., September tO 1973 Su,bmlt ep plicatloni to Civil ServIce Examiner in City Hall prior t exam nat ion t'(lfIrec OR LA N DO B U S IN F S S COLLEGE ' : be williflgt( ', Tilco Internal I Inc to Donald , Construction laborers for new plastic concrete work. Op pprtunity for advancement 37) 0352; 3224295, - ot A r( mere Park $12,200. Wtii Ii iip'crd Jr & wf I' itru.i to itt g.m.ld iir1-n d rhre. room unfurnished apartment, utilities include-ct, first floor. 1st arid iait month requIred 322 771(J Turn spare time into spare cash FINANCE OPPORTUNITY ' 5fft4 of Sec 15-21-29, 1100. Mature depe'nd.ble lady to train for salads. Starting salary dependent tipon experience. Hours 101 p-rn, 5 days a week. Apply in person, Famous Recipe Fried ChIcken, 1109 S. French. and air Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher $190 a month Cell Jerry Stocks, 53-1 7911 aftrr 6. week days Any time weekends 1n ' " çerson. 'ee are looking for a man with some supervisory experience to learn over business and eventually take over all aspects of training. This is a chance to make a career with cine of the fastest growing service "mpanies in Florida. Experience n turf grass, lawn sprayIng, pest ontrol or related tie-id ii helpful, hilt not a must. Call 53.4 1Q60 for appointmaiit. R. W. Collins. Inc. 10$ Candace Dr.. Fern Park in$PfVIeW ' ' MANAGER TRI'.INEE In not required F ' (I Drivers, Warehouse and Sales Personnel 4 hr week, Excellent Hinge benefIts. Apply in person atler 9 a-rn to SCOTTY'S HOME BUILDERS, 70) French Aye, Sanford 5 5 CALL 322-261 1 THE SANFORD HERALD J �C 'Id tint'pt 2, :_ . at Houses for Sale For Money equipped 4 : (r j P (1y stop I bedroom hook walk-in Closet. Fenced rear yard Covered patio. S24.1M. Terms. 1I . 1' ,.,,,,,, , Really, 327 1301 2W H iawatha Ave all, 57 it 1 j ,'•,,, .sume mortgage, or put 5-10 pcI. io*n on new mor tgage We Pave many many more. we can tell you .t>out We arrange financing for the horn. of your choice. Call or ?o0byouroIflcc,.ntillIpm.7 days a week, Only en, available at this price. bedrooms, baths, workthoi 512.000 with terms. "Ill "We TAFHR REALTY 3224491 _____ I 1 City - __,~_ %*___~~ 8111ft 1 Th.. Dexter never holds my hand while waiting for the c h ck " NO, LOOKING FOR AN OLD HOME? .- - . a S be1rrym. I bath two tr', valurei. formal Unng room, thrCl car carport with Oatport, central heat and air. six fireplat',., Insulation, and beautiful old fashioned wainecoit and work. toe all kinds Of (-. 4•- •,.i.l -• ,,.T ________ ______ ___ - - Homes i hP,l?f'mm b$h 7541 7.546 (1 Cepitan, 54ntorø Cen tral heat air, fully carpeted. Conv.n '.7fliIt fir.r.',0 CONSTRUCTION. Austin De - velopment Corp. presents new brick homes in Sanford. Four bedroom, 7 bath, wall to wall carpet, central heat and air, en. ciosec' garage. $21,500. $1,100 down. $154.74 per month on mortgage balance V.A. NO DOWN PAYMENT Realtor 437W lt St. 377 73 CA. WHIDDON SR.. Ill N- Park, Sanford 322Si9LUiohtt.)73 1167 Brand new 2 or 3 bodroom townhouses Choke I.ation ' car net'ctea for Shopping, schools or Chi,,rches. Wail to wall shag c.arpctht;. C.h*ast,r. disposal. ,;e and (e"ra! t! '. Hurry' There's only I tA each. 322 1841. . - NICE I NICE I NICEI This 3 u*ftI, 2 with centre' heat and air, fenced beck yard, ' carpeting, curbed streets and s.dewall..s_ It you'll See it, you'll like It. M tJNSWflT!-! -REALTY 003W First St., 7).t41tfl(357 Highland MOVE IN NOW DON HOWE Beaulil vi 3 bedroom, fl-, bath ho me. carpcted thrOu0tt, air and certal heal . Almost new, No QUOiit5ii Equity and assume mortgage. Monthly payments, $164. Park YOU WANT SPACE? l'o 90? it Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath on six Ws. This hOmO featwes large living room, large formal dining room, family room, double garage, aft utility corvecticn, k'tthen with range and breakfast bar. tit psace, central heat and *r. well and bea.jtifuf creteslon HOOtS 539M0 Have keys. Will row. 4. JOHN p f. BALL -SAUL.S AGENCY ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. lys =6173 "SPnP*rd'sSale,Lesder.. YOur Multiple Listeng Agaqxy REALTORS fl&S Pork Dr. . - ' '' ' Hacienda Village, - ' - ', • I ______- 1' • ii U I K Lion & Inc CORBETT itt CI ASSOCIATES, REALTORS _______ l9SOLee Rd. Wlnter Park M40$1O RFAl FcTATE, REALTOO 6Ulfll,LNISarY46I IUS GROVES-From 1000 tc'r acre, excellent producers REALTY 017W let St. 377 5411 _____ LOCH bOth. all .rt,,.,. LARGE canal front lot. $15,500 JACK R. McCLURE - -- ex BY OWNER, I bedrooms,2 bath. CS horn-, ventral seat arid air, en clOSed 13'x30' P00 and large patio. Lot 107'x715 di.iep. 1' Chain link fence In back. Assumable mon. tgage In Suburban Estates Call (0)3 ) 48.516*2 or write Box 312. care of The Santurd Herald, P.O Bx lea. san:ocd, Fla,, 3277, _____ - - By Owneç- 3 bedroom house, outsk'9 city limits on 7 lots, ceti tral hea t 1. aIr, partially caroet. 520.000. Ph. 323.1129, :IB.E I 9O3 WEST 3rd STREE1r Realtv I j price: Water. I .4, ; sewer available, $ 10,50 (bearpJ Baby Bed ....... ......... .sli Other fine used furniture, Total KULP Sixteen City Lots , 409 W. 1st. $ t Sanford ZONED MR 2 for apartments, Water and sewage available, - I DECORATORS 327 733S eso.000. I - Call 3222420 Anytime - - .* "anYora't Sales Leader" Your Mull)pit LislIng Agency - 'kEALTORS 2563 Park Dr r Longwood s A IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION r7.A h31.42:3 300 New Sits MATTRII$S & Box Springs Kings Complete 6" _____________ 21 Hour Service Call 327 7451 -- - 8 *Maitland bohi Hwy - , i ;7 e ')r (l c,,.. 4 I . 1. Are you 'A Directory of Experts Ready Air 0 Conditioning - - 0-. lip Ts ej r i t :I should be ' - ________________________ - Appknces IDEAL DRAFTING 1 PLAN, SERVICE. For buii,rs, sub contractors lndivldal, Custom hot.$e ptans, plot plans, 4. room addiiions, Ph 377 1090 , Full Inc GE Appliances Sanford Elect ric Company 7527 Park Drive, 317542 looking Electronic Equipment Repair - TV Pool Table taking up too much Q(y'fl A Classified Act ".11 find it .i em , - Insulations ? Attic Hagan Insulation, SANFORD I - . I a - I J TV's, phone, equipment, I. $ tract ta pe player, FM AM radios, tape recorde rs. Ph. 3337570. r '8.uty Care (formerly h'fO'rietts Beauty Nook) 319 E. Pine, 372 571? ' Electronic EquIpment Repairs Need ___ - ___ S - Furnish it with Items Advertised in Classified Ads I ; - _____ ' But dozi!g ____________________________ 7W1,-,.1 , M'o,s - M_ - Went to Sell something? A small Investment in a Classified Ad will GMtOU $3 QUART - , ADCOCK Roofing& Sheet Metal Gutters & Down ,outs 00Oi ranch Av,.,7fl,351 I I ,) You sure are if you are not a regular reader and user of Classified! You may be overlooking the it in Classified! VB1 item you 'va Jr 9 And you my be overlooking the many opportunities to find a cash buyer for unused possessions in your home which you'd like to sell? 9 Don't overlook a good thing. Look over the trsmendous buying and selling opportunities Clatcif led offers you today and every day. • - Remodeling? Room Add, painting. all types of carpentry. Interior, Exterior. Reasonabi,. 373 4 5 - , ______ classified ad for results. '- - - - ----- - - - --'-- - -'--______---- II iA Ceramics 101 L. Celery Ave.. Sanf or d 373 0.561__-_, FF7 rur. niture repair & refinishing Licensed & bonded. Reasonable. Chart,; Seals in Con ret GeUicreadytomoye Items quic yflha(s,fi,.Jf P4ti. Walks Pool Decks Charles Below Co.3jd23 ------ - ,Ms! -- . CC'NCRETE PATIOS COGIIURPf Fr4CE co. 1 7- P1.1.30524 I . Ii = ,; . 6 ,_, IPaIntIng-lr.terior 1, exterior.' repel's, roots paiffico, tree $'s "FIx.up" Time, Hire an expert repairman from today's classified N i - -- Painting. inlereor, etlenior - Q111 -1 -J Custo.'n made screen ns. car ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FARRICArIC'tIJ, 373 4575 I Get cash buyers for a small in "vestment. Place a low COil - To place yur own ad, dk"i 322-2611 or 831.9993. Our readers will be looking for if tomorrow? ____ ' - been seeking for mon th s I Look for I f or VACATION your CLOSING SUNDAY large or small, do odd jobs, paint, also Bank financ ing if needed. Call after 1 30 P.M. Business 372.2907, residence Until OctOf,er 1. Buy now, all sizes greatly reduced. Large selection examples : $5400 19' Foamed cabin cruiser with 130 HP Outdrlve, loaded, only $1293. Wow Galvanized 1525 19' trailers. $363; Cor rec t Craft 11750 II' Bow-rider $1095. Powerful $ 1390 70 hp mot ors, $112. Buy before Saturday for terrific savings. Trades and Lawn Service ______________________ MOWING, EDGING 4. TRIMMING CALL 322-1361 'ct nit. hOAISF expelienced esllmates. 373-0794 , ., - ______________ Roof repaIrs, all type. Re p:aement Of rotted facia & eaves. Reroof Spec iality. Call J4.p ing $31 7951 cx' 3227211. Free es j timates. Is I ',IAik I rr Landscapin-Mainl,,c,, Con'imerclat& Residential Ch6ries flelowCo.373425 To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk 5ilvt coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W. 1st. 323 4352. 16' boat, trailer, IS hp. Chrysler motor, ski equipment. Per fect condition Ph. 3710115 - IA fl. fibergla;s boat and tilt trailer, 1150. Cal: 3fl-i,j - PUBLIC AUCTION Every Moiay Nile 7P.M. Open daily, 9-5. We buy or se ll one place or household. Consignments welcome. 322 9909, SANFORD AUCTION Hwy. 17 VI, Sanf or d. ZIG ZAGS 281 ____ $ I Ltt'ttLti f t!t'tal. Hwy. 436 & 17.92 Vor Fern Park Terry Travel Trailer d'' : ( ___ -- tJ 4. Autos for Sale ' . • • All model; a-va ilat4e • Fully seIf.c@ntained a I..,, a^-" Asiornant ' : We actelsill trades Bark Financing IWII US TODAY [WE HAVEVISIT A TERRY FOR YOUI '69 CH*!VtET'WAGON AIR, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER 373 6730. ALL MODELS ON By owner, 1 911 Dodge Potara, power steering & braket, air, lOw mileage, take over payments Ill E. Alrpr1 Blvd. 372iô7 , DISPLA 834.9424 IL NEW WORLD TRAVEL 1966 Ford Ga-lassie 500 , automalic, air, power, radio, heater, Only 1350. SHELLY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 323-7960. SALES- Hwy 17.92 FInN Pa-Psi FLORIDA (HALF MILL P1 or 000 ,RACC. no) . u Get More Here, YO QUALITY USED CARS! BARGAIN PRICED! =+ 4IIIIIIIIIIIIII -'r 970 Chrysler Newport - 1972 New York 4 Door Hardtop, Full Paws,', Alt'. One Owner, Low Mileage. SHOWROOM NEW Results DO ,da Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes,, Air, One Owner CLARK $4688 SPECIAL. 1 1988 ;_,.o Campers - Travel Trailers 1971 Sprite 1$' c omplete with Sink, refrigerator. stove & headroom $1050. 372-5957 after 4. 1969 Nimrod RivieraExcellent Condition, $100 Ph 03* 5718 FOR SAL E ! 1970 Chrysler Newport' 1970 Ambassadors Hardtop, Power Steering, Powe r Brakes. Air, Bucket Seats, Two One S 1 888 To Choose From Full Power a, Air, Sharp Owner, Maroon With White 'Intericr B, White Vinyl Top, - I-AV ,. - ALUMINUM $1688 ..& .. - SHEETS - Wallpaper Hanging PAUL SLATER Pr of essional Wallpaper Hanger USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Licensed Residential Commercial Freeestimatn. Ph In6811 S 1 PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hancr Lcvrscu i 'soient.i Cornntcrial Free Estimates Ph. 372 6173 W811 Drilling EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Jit Between Studding; and Rafters) DICK.JOYCEWELLORIUJNG w7w 3" and argon, pumps, sprinklers Water cndltionqi's, 3fl.U10 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN &ELIf DItLLCO ruMr5. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty pes and sizes We repair and service INE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS ILEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 3776332 1 V1 ' [.LLL LLLL 2 Door Dangerous trees to -'pi'cs, trimmed, taker, down, cut for trewood. 25 yes. ezperien(r. Ph. day or night. 323 illS I WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL '67 F250 4 x I loaded, with winch, trailer, topper. 51,400. Seminole .rp'.', 373.5;;;, 80 I , ' w1 'authrb 3jrrath -.-- ___________ IS 300 N. FRENCH AVE. PH. 322.2t511 '1972 Dodge Charger 97O Plymouth Duster ' SPECIAL FDITION._, Full Power, Air, Bucket Seats, COBSOIO, Low,,,. Mileage, Like New 'Throughout, ICylinder Standard Trans. missior;, Ritii, Hojier Was sis&i. NOW SALE $ 3495 11112& ON THE SPOT FINANCING - I DL WAGON I $961 Chevroltt Heavy Duty pick up, 1600. Vivian Jones, 372 93 10. Bring 15 ',' I UBAR 1 Au El Canine, 194$,'7$3 V-I argne, I speed transmission, mag, and wide tires Adult owned, Mutt see to appreciate. $1,000 fl3 4973 iii Tree Trimming n Want Ads - - _ Auction /2 - 20 ft. Cabin Boat, trailer, trailer hitch, arid Johnson motor, $130. Call 323 647. TRENT EXTERMINATING CO. Roaches, mice, ants, termites Lawn spray, etc 37) 7956 ?OW.21td St. Stamps-Coins 1970 Critchfisiij, '7 1 Merc ur y IiShp, galvanized trailer, boat fully equipped, 5)995. Ph days 372 5161. Lawn Service. Odd lobs, and Light hauling. Tremblay. 3n-7714. 11;Pg;1 -L'L ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition, 4411126, Winter Park. - BRAND NAME - 1964 Dodge Van $403 372-0064 -- Con,, wholesale to everyone. All kindS, '.', c ent to dollars. Coins In bank. 373-414. 411 ' 811-4722 2,22 Ford Mus tang 04, cOnvertible. 6 cyi. automatic, fact or y air, power steering, chrome wheels. Pr,. 3 22 5,74 ,',ffa.' , vi Trucks and Trailers ;eJtEsoN MARINE 297 1 Hwy 17 97 322 596) Flower beds clea ned & edged to per tectlon. Spe'cia,st . Mowing by request only. Free estimate. 323 Pest Control mommume - - more ,_' Ceramics FA Moore get Boats& Marine Equipment 55 - - CASH 372 4132 For used furniture, appliances, t ools, etc. Buy I or 1001 item;. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. 69 .-. 1969 Honda Good Shape, $450 Ph. 373-29,., Wanted to Buy FURNITURE & ANTiQUES Top Dollar Pad, Auctions every Friday N i le, 7:30 p.m. A A A. cUlzNlTupF & AtTiflN 194 N. 17 12 , LUtgwood 031 7020 - " J[iI1IJjl __ IN ZAYIC PLAZA •FENN papsi 19U Faicon7 door, Ocyi Nice, $493 1109 Sanford Ave 1977 Harley Davidsi,.; 74 Full dress with plenty of extras Including radio. Only 1,300 miles, like new Call 3730220 or 131-2649. 9 Y9 3171, I.__.,._. - 1967 Chevy Caprice V 0, lull fyi.., . . - . ', a r s.acritce 1550 312 3-. i transmission, with 17,500 miles, H"OaintCalI3flls77atter6p m - -.,-----,--..--.,.....,...---.'--- Classes now, forming I, beginner English Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables, 372 -.---,-- $965 Plymouth Barracuda v s automatic $293. Agent, 373 Si',) $612 Pontót Sprint, 3Q! cn,gint, 3 spd 6.57, '72 YAMAH,., 6 50 6700miIes bestoffer Ph 3fl.11S9aftq'r) 30 1970 Opel Kadette Ralle $100 & take overpayments Call 372 2475 1777 honda 7 50, excel knl Condition, how mites. Ph. 32'2-S0?9. Horses - money. Home improvements. " Complete roofing & house panting. bring results __ yrs. experience. Ph. 17311117,11i night. t. __ f._or Piarlrltng a garage sale? Don't JACKSON'S CERAMICS. Supplies, f or get to advertise It In the kiln dealer IC S Closed Thursday classified ads? & Sunday 322 FIJI --''Stouth .,..,..u,e Drywall amid Spray GIFTED I4ANDS. Class es day or 5rvice, specializIng in drywall evenings. Greenware supplies & Irstures. Ph.2 $335. 0 ( LIMISONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADDITIONS Pfo Job Too Rigor Too Small 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE 173 4106 "Sanf or d" Honda 330, runs excellent, $325 Lewis Cycle. 100$ S French.373. Canterbury Farm, new boarding stable in Oviedo. Hunt Seat instruction for beginners through advanced. Ph. 36531.36. -, Stitu, trimmed something done a round your property? Call Vernon Cox, 322 0159, i BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our SpecIalty. 373.1731 alter 3 ,-- Hook.sGarden&Lawn5.rvic, Landscaping, Mowing, Edgi,tg. Trlmmng - Free Etl,RoaeOflable.After 0-3234202 Home Improvements __ __________ ANDYMAN 'o you need For Rent--Motor grader & Sell loading ran with operalw% & labor. $309916 day or night. Zt & up 111111111111111111110 6 CM multiplex radio, $ track tape player, psychedelic lights, and much much more. 3uaranteed. Sold new for $479. Pay balance of $115, or nothing down $$ SO per month. Phone 417.1577 for free home trial. HALLMARK, 1705 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. f encing'? We Install bcst auaiity fenc es , all types Fnst Turner F 'fl( C CO 32) 3781 G la SS Adding a room to your Home? C. Hotfman. Painting & Decorati. Interior & Exterior . Quality Work. Licensed & Insured. 3334141. Fencing Buildings 1 4 Inch 15%0FF 19 17 bCautlfjI walnut ca binet. AM. Yard Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 601 W. 271 h St.. 1 block E. of Roab Castle. 2 new beds 4. mattresses, fishing boat, folding furniture, antiques, misc. ar, ticIes also ton Dot truck for $15. Call U$-4431, - . -ier Iliepherd.bo.jrnjs. Os?een, 3n6"9. Here are the best car buys in t own, Get a better car for Summer drivingl General remodeling. All types m'i4- ,vul'k. Fi'vv estimates 372 $311 dition, dirt equipped. n. 372-2o2o. $323. Agent, 323 .5.450 'Fl Yamaha 350 cc. Excellent con rItlon, 7,300 milet, 55,5 a,' best offtr Ph, 574-1104 Oetone O6- I 'Pt!PPtcl,he6'ttiy Carport Sale: 124 Burns. Mayfair Country Club area. Refrigerator, air Conditioner, and assorted clothes, Sunday. BUDDY'S HCME IMPROVEMENTS SmlllJçb%*antrd 377 133$, "Lake Mary" Call Sanford Plaza at Music Unhimlt,d-R.dio shack HEATING 1. AiR CON DITIONINO. 2609 Sanford Ave., 3376)90. TOWER'SIl(AUTY SALON - ON ALL LUCAS & SHERWIN. WILLIAMS - AC~ojj DRILL T'y P"3dlCp'jppie'. I weeks old. - Motorcyc es -- I11 'V flI.i •, .1.. -_-.''--.-... uean, =.= -,- 'MJ, ,--fn Removed - 7) Honda CL 100, excellent con- 4,74. * *STEREOS* * REPOSSESSED Garage.Rummage -- - '71 ToronIdo, AM FM tape ptayr. loaded. Must sell. Assume balance. Pit. 777 654g. HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER. FULLY EQUIPPED, AND FULLY SELF CONTAINED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 67 30, 628 131) At,,trvjonen, unwanted, junk cars !iuled away. Your cost. $10 fl( lôrclo 79% 6191 anytime. Mz'ster Grooming for all breeds, Let us start y our dog in our Fall t er m. Soecial price for Sept. Call 373 - .Junk Cars /8 Black female Poodi,, 2 yrs., AKC Peg, Good with children, $50 373 1011 after Op m. Call 372 Sales Home Improvements Draftin Hire a super salesman, a cla ss ified to, to sell your don't needs I ~j RelflerSable Pets and Supplies MILLERS 26 )9 Orlando Drive, 372 -0337 To Serve You ! Concrete fl&DAIRCOUDIT1ONIHG SERVICESUNLIMITED HANDYMAN AND HEAT INGSERVICE Ph $309317 030.9707 REASONABLE PRICES. CALL3223951 Central Air Condit ioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford, 377.1711 For Builders, subcontractors. &R APPLIANCE AT-PAIR Complete House Plans and Shop All makes s ryIce Drawings. Fast, dependable, Ph 130 113$ economicaLCail Victor--30 37 3. ~ &___ - - A S TS R(KkwVll STEREO 4 _., . German Shepherd pups, AKC, 8 wIts. W. Animal Haven Kennels 337 5757 between I am. -6 p.m. Walnut tinith, floor model-CU. Monthly payments as low at V. per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown Ph 3779111 or evenings-811 fl46. Color TV-used,' reconditioned, 23" table model, 1150; Black & White portable, 19", M. Call (:onsumer Elect ronics, 3230200. -- STOC!( 65 Shortwave receiver, $30. Call 373. ow 1 N OW IS THE TIME WHILE IT L PAI!T ! 1;c fl-ui 'cai, rd ,*t Ii, wk,. Golden louch & Saw-577. Nercttl Explore air Mark $ Lafayette S band _,_ J -__- U BUICK STATION WAGON 'l4byOwner, $393 Call OlSl)Q4,Majtia,,j $961 Plymouth RoMrunner Best offer 322 7395 Auto Repairs Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per any CARROLL'S FURNITURE, : SUMMER SALE Appliances _____---------. --.4 - ~ SEwiii MACHINES 1973 Ch'vy Vega, atstomnalic, rod 'o' alt, 5,000 mItes, 11993. 373 593 _______ 12 Volt Auto Batteries $1195 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1 I0 Sanfor d Avenue Office Equipment 64 TELEVISION SETS $25 UP beautiful automatic electrIc range. $13.5; Two door no frost refrigerator, 5150. Both used oil? 70 months. Ma-via-a *utarIi washer, $50; P ac kage deal offer. AIWIfl7 Ford Pick-up truck with camper, and lnttrtIônl Cub 47" Mower. MI 46*5 evenings. - 1967 Ford Station Wagon, 1 owner, V-L automitic, p.s., pb,. Clean 1600. 3221109. 'Fl Monte Carlo vinyl top, air, power steering and brakes, auto. ri., : ;;. Part s Accessories f_i...,. - - . e IL --Lute new, 76 REBUILT IBM Lsvuliv LlectrZ" Bold Face Italic typey,riter. Used only 9 nine months, $300. Set' at TV- Radio. Stereo Motorola Color TV, large screen works, 150. 323 Sill. Campers Travel Triilers & Supplies STEREOS - on new 7079 c',i It al.k for Charles. 52 I I '69 1 69 MUSTANG FASTBACK AUTOMATIC WITH AIR. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 62)0 NEW WORLD TRAVEL ;;- ;:, PH. 13.4 9-UI & Amplifier, iso. Ph. 372 0062 60 and use-cl Dick's Appilanc,- ites 7. ¶.-r'.-, ' 1 7 1 Ave., Sanford, Pt,, 377-7651. - 53 75 Musical Merchandise ' 372 572 (hoSt F- rre:cr Call 3220244 Ofld Flea Mart* - - 59 FREEZERS Household Goads er moqh Camping Equipment Camping equipment, U name it, we ha ve ill Gov't surplus galore. Surplus World, 1141 1 E. Hwy , 50. 271 0341. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used macnines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697 Pick Up Payments - I - 14 1 :1 .- . C.atlbi',rT i<eal Estatn I 10 l i *t - 1 I Si $6 Appliances Z'j 5'.-' Ill IISE - &'t' 2 .. buy sell trade st.. - '6* RA?MJLLR AMOASSADO4 WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3236730. 671 1311. - ---- - S., 555 p RF.CONOITIONED Refrigralors, '.Vashers and Dryers. ,IARRANTY. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 641 Fill, Set of glass sliding doors, $lt x6'9" c. Reasonable. 322 ....._ and - Gilman 'rr Commercial carpet *ttol,$air ha; CHOICE: Large oak shidud jotS on over 2000 yards of new br oadloom ,.c. .: r;. .-.:.,,. let! -...'rtr'-r1)5,000. Broker, owner--373S774. installation. Will Sell and Install, at builders wholesale cost, O 17, pct. below retail. Financing Income available up to 34 months. Free Investment Property home estimate. ARIES CARPET INCOME PROPERTY, "For Sale", 7114551. Call coHectt two nice apartments, large car ' x,r1. private entrances and extra SINGERS lot adoinrg 177 62)? _, 5ewing machine's $7993 to $59 95 3 rented apartments in a wood These machines buttonpiole.s.w on frame hous. $11,500, terms buttons, decorative te4inna anti available. CaIT3fl 7047 otter S much, much more. Inspect and test at UNITED FREIGHT SALES. 35.50 S. Orange Ave., 41 Orlando (between Michigan Ill ' Holden) lb's M'jn Fri. 9 109 Sat 9 tv, T...., avallab!e. - - CARPET Need a stable, utility building, SIP4KARI,'. CLASS&f'AINTCO warehouse, conmercial structure 710,511 Ave. or hay barn? Call BOB'S 372 4672 BUILDINGS. 3731530 anytime. c.- I Miscellaneous For Sale 5 BRAND NEW BEDROOM sets (with bedding included) only $179.95. Brand new sofas. man y styli's and fabrics to chooSe from Sf9 95 t--.'t'., (1rJt;lc. in-i 57955 ti % 1 '7 95 Conner groups available for 5149,95. Recliners only 139.95 cacti. Stereo sets $49.95 to 349.9S. UNITED FREIGHT SALES, 3.550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando (between Michigan & Holden) firs. Man.Fri. 9 In Q Sal, 9 Eu S. rims available, 1 % Is 1 ______________ UNITED FREIGHT SALES sso ZONED RESIDENTIAL Pinehurst. a J r It" Is 41 Is,, T 1V61 Ford pick-up with Campir IS 1 V I',. Fyinviw4a Cat net, Camp stave. Misc. 377- fl unk Beds, Maple ....... - 543 Living Room Suite ..........$75 Dinette, 00*,l Chairs ...... Modern Couch ----------50 = - _____________________ -. 1910 Ga-lassIe 300, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped, 11395. 1109 Sanfard Ave. Sanford 1970 Plymouth Custom Suburban Station Wagon, fully equipped, e(ce'Ient condition, 11193. 1109 Sanford Ave. SPECIALS Six City Lots SANFORD Paneling y Autos for Sale 80 - TOYOTA 1967-good condition Standard. newtir; $575. Call 3 4' I.- o 1 - H. 1 3 ~ ~ Wa 0713 Pi '' Autos for Sale '69 Re be l 551 7 door, hard TOP. Loaded P 1693 or trado for boat, motor I. trailer. Call 323 5472 after 4PM. SR 46 East LIN G 0 Ad 70 Plymouth GTX, 110, 1 speed. Sacrifice, days or eveningS 323. 0 t~ _________ Miscellaneous For Sale t 100' 80 .,r e - --- NEAR SANFORD AVENUE deep With 1)0' frontage on d wd . L by Art Sonsorn - - Real Estate Wanted over Want - , - overlooking what you Herald , ~& (~~., , I' Vt t t ( Gr WE N EED LISTINGS owii UKMtt IREENE INC.. REALTORS. 1304 W. FAIR BANKS AVE. 645 7333. WE TAKE TRADES. Ste Rc'g Real Estate Broker 206N. Por k Ave. 3fl$$7(, Sanford . .. dOtit. 322-7207. The 0:S COMPUTER SERVICE. - -_ iii hop THE BORN LOSER CALL US TO PLACE 'TOUR ERTYIU MULTIPLE S - Night% 332- 3424 Bedroom Ctt house, kltch,,. tquipped, $173 mo., list & last pfvs 130 deposit. 322-2190. ,. p • E Listings ______Wanted 44 Acreage save $1300 on each 40 acres by a'isumlng Payments 00 Colorado Ranch property. Tremendous - Investment, suitabl, for ranching, --- recreation, etc. Beautiful rolling hills with trees, grass, and view of Let a classitled ad help you clean out your attic, garage or basement - three mountain ranges. No down '..._.,... payment. 10 acres may be I picked LIP by nicking two back payments Of 573.94 and assu me principle ba lance of $7,414 23 at 4~ pcI. Full size Crib, mattress & high chair, A Interest' Call collec t for Mr. Nelson area Code (303)51773Q, excellent condition. Combination ---'--wv stroller. rain condition. Plastic bath tub, training se at & crib cheats , i ,Io takes all, Ph. 373 0667. nstrom , SADDLE EQQ1PMENT.BOO TS Western Wear, Save at the Ok Corral Western Shop, 17-97, me I rn LOVE" Rri!o, - Lots and 1 - 830.5500 RUStic family room with fireplace In 2 bedr oom, 1 bath home, 2 lots With Shedy trees. 2 blocks from Seniol, Hospital. $1$.)0). Call Ruth Rub, Assoc. J ' Roberts S - Sunday, , Sept. 2,1973-7C N RE 16 AC, OI!R D O RANCH ILL IFICE Boat intheway? Sell ljlastssincfoai~ - 1973 BarrIngton, 34'a52', 2 ordr., 2 bath tO pct. down. Extras. Adults. Hacienda Village, 322.1952. Make sure you have a place to put t ha t new home befor e you buy. We ha ve homes, atld lotS of bIt. 43 ,,. - fly Owne'r' 3 bedroom, 2 ha,th, central heat lair, Screened porch. garage. $23,000. 7 1 pct. Ph. 3 22 . 0033. Reg. Brokers Sanford. Fla, Call 322-2420 Anytime ---- Sunday, 68 ;rr.awtete 3 bedroom, 7 bath CR home, fenced yard, kitchen equipped, carpet and drapes . 131)1 Lot's* formal dining roorns. Only $17.9M. - Lots and Acreage Leisure Ph 372 6351 al neat CO house at Lemon Bluff, right on river, E&STSIDE STORY? Twobedroom older frente on 10? 1b117S. Kit. then equipped Paneled living and - 131-2323 A Herald ------ Private owner wihe to sU over sited corner Dilfona lot For Ior mdtion ca ll 5712002. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY h.St i%?ed- very clea.; older style hcmn With 3 badrmi. I h.anh living room with fireplace, small Florida room. Very good con. dition Located 217 W. 17th St. City 43 IllOfli nIoy Sa nfor d 327.o9M 2145 Oak Ave. fl3 6970 711 t4. Oak . Sanford 377 7174 i.av, 373 045 eve. WESTSIOE STORVI About l'a acres en Orsnçs Boulevard with $ Y041' old 3 bedroorn,2 t,.att large Florida room, central heat and air, double garage. equipped kilCh*h, carpeting and other featurej. Only 945, S Excellent condition ,,., F Broker & Builder Nice borne, 3 bdroom, l'2 bath, carpeted throughout, matter bed room central heat, cot net it. Monthly payments, $161.11, Sanford 514 .. Call Rosie Robinson, Anc , -P Shady Lot - Call Greenbelt Realty Realtor. 1)1.5007 --- --------- -- The Sanford Lotsand Acreage Forrest Greene, Inc. Model horneopen I to6p.m. daily, corier of Melionvllte & Celery, KULP REALTY• - one nank ep is to choose from Ocalic 33 .r,,r l'*U,.r the other-or buy lust one. 7 trailer lots available side by side with electricity, water, sewer . A great location. Check this out tocay. Please call Jane Denlsenko, Assoc. "YOU'LL F1L!... Realtor, 323-5774 ..'- Oi%NER PUP(THASEO 3 bedroom, l. bath lust S months ago and has been moved ba ck to West Virginia. Home Is im macuit. Features Include central heat and air, lased garage, completely equipped I'.f then, fully c.rp,ten. A rea l by 524.500. Just a stores throw from Seminole High. "b' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300JOriandoOr. SoO French Ave. 473 323.5500 PICK A PAIR 1 31 "- Hail Realty M*5re tots of Room in yvur Closets '.o ongc' Netded Items with take Jennie ' Houses for Sale - 1. 0 fern Park ' -' P4lCt 3 BEDROOM, bath. Kitchen equipped. private yard. Nogualilying, down p.3yment ono pay Only $72300. ,- . a 11 - KlflgSberry JUST BEING COMPLETED. is this split 3 bedruom, 2 bmtP with i Florida room plus 11x20 Screened porth. Has double garage. c entral i. .r.J het p whoi tigl of other new hom,tealw.o$ That you •• will really enjoy. Price lust redid to $37,500. i.orrn Mobile HomeS HILLCREST Dotjgle Wide 21*10. lmmi'diate Occupancy. 2 bdrm., 2 bath, air, $10,995 Dealer. 131-4111. LOTS OF TREES Siicrppdl" k V__ Ad ALIAMONTE ROLLING HILLS Lc :rot.. "A-Frame' with Southerly view lake, close SANFORD to an acre. 3 bedrooms with spin I stairs to 3rd L*dr oom with Nor POTENTIAL PLUS them light , deal for artist -fl 1 t r n. - 1. - : i1OVO0n 0 ccntei in a quiet rustic area clinic, ho tel or rooming hoe. 541.500. Call now to sect Completely remodeled Inside and out and adaptabi. for most any LAKE MARY- Luxury country professional use. ldel dow ntown home ixt a little ovir an acre site, Sanford location. For more In out place for the children to t'ma1ion call Joe Rubel. A'SOC have a JtOnyl Over i,aoo eq. tOO!. I bedrooms, j bathe, iV 9 39 family room with fireplace, NEIl eat -in custom kitchen, 'ormal (lfl!I2. 70*40 4.001 plui coy. with 1P4 underwater benctes and w.ter top tables. 2.000 14. Vt, of cc.i deck With this well decorat ed 3 bedroom, 2 ba th split plan with endless surr ed by professlonil landextras, brick fireolace In family scapng. Man4 extras CI $ $74,9 50 room, formal dirt ng room, Snack ba r in kitchen, pass thru bar to screened patio, wood fenced pr ivate yard. Assume 7'., pct. Mortgage. Low 40's. Call Joan Rca on 1304W. Fair bank Carter, Assoc 6-IS 7333 WE TAKe! TRADES , ".. . he holds his breath!" Houses for Sale 41 Highland Park I ~~~~ _ _ __ ___ - llçiltor I Park Avenue Want P*, Stenstrom Realty it SANFORD Elmer Bakalla, Inc. __r A setup within 100 miles Place Ten acres. highly desirable, all high Homes, Priced ;1:r Assoc ': Getting ready to move? Sell excess nuive restaurant on busy :orner. ond volume. Everything . going I we need a boss, Call George Willis. Assoc. CASSELBFRR\ Don 't Stop TIt Wp • crr Opening discounts. Models sot up to you can move In today. Ask about free rent. Free delivery and SEATS 3 bedrooms, den, Florida room, tile roOf, large trees, 90*1 0 lot. All for t.2 50 Close to lhOppl.'iç area. Call Bob Veitch. Assoc '4 Mobile Homes Hwy . I? 17 lull Nor th of Dog Track Rd. at beautiful Lake &4.500 down and you are in buin fl00 E. 2.5th Si, Sanford f , - RESTAURANT-74 in, Office Space for Rent, across from K Mart In F er n Park, ample parking area. home too small? Trade It in on new 3 bedroom home featuring lw a baths, family room, central hea an4 ar, kitchen equipped. Cal today. 42 II? VUI % SANFORD central air, vacant. 5765 ma. Let's Trade 1ouesforSaw carpeting, central air. Sea &I 2@ Grove Drive, or call Broker, 473 No qualifying to take owner's mortgage on the deluxe two bedroom home with garage spriniIerIyst.rnandoth,rextras. Total p I n With r -l!-w i,ct down nei refurbiShed bdrrn., 1 & 2 bath homes. m' CASSELBERRV 1:'41) 1 I Vnwants' J,'r"-','w FVUVUIflCFN I master Sell HousetorSte _____ _____ FAESH AND AN, Air con. r kitchen. ! - byDkiclurner CARNIVAL '-" ---- 197j Wishing Stop - "."too"M 145 WHEN YOU COMPARE i WE,GAIN A CUSTOMER! 737TITd fl'A' L4 I~ I 'J Ih �- - - - -.T1 - .-.- ... -. -- - -- - y"'...... p..(..Ld.................V.-- y, - -......-- -----. .u-. ,ØuCS --------.-' -------------,r..-. .n. .r-.._afl. ..nf'aprr :.qk -..r-----.. -- -.---- BC-The Sanford Herald 0~9 - Su, dav 2 197' r 1 Stint r -. -. - .-..fl.; .c.br v.a. - -' ..fl. 10,.'.' - - -- 1 .s,.Jc7%-.- flr'rLr.J-..r -------....:.rrin çcr -- ..,-. &*..-. ---.-_. - ..- - -.----..-.-.--- ' -,- Podocarpus Is Favored rr - ' 0 I Conservationists J -: - II 1 L 1 rieip Deve:opers %A!' I vvitn Lana Plans .; 1, I ; - , it Sail Survey Count), and on-site vestigations. SoU&Waier Conservatioufltstrkt : I I .., " .- ; - _________ in- suburban areas. 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The local he lp with collecting and office is located in the Kirk evaluati ng basic rewnirce data Plaza Building. be geography of the Those interested In more un oi me information of this subject Items included are topography, should write to The Soil Con- - ; 0-m- ! ____ onservaUonj H' listed In the phone book under IN; £ 0- ~~ !M- .-. & _vL_ .. -_ . •: - ~ ____ ~_ --.-.__-----:-L --'________ a - .L I 11W __ .. ---~.1 1R_b ,_ __ -4.pe. - - - I I, ____ _____ - -. - - ______5 ... ~ iA -, y SCS through the Districts b that maintain or even improve of working with land developers ernironme tal in the planjdng stage and Helpwith deelopj ' 3ucha efxzj, nmj e from the local __ Assistance other technical 5ervices are District I ___ 9 -.4- flooding happen almost as best and alternative methods frequently in cities and towns as they do on agricultural With emugh basic resource lands. d aadquatesoLlsi. .... 3a tha a.anues uf formnnz 1- ~, - I - - - -. ri C1 - ,,~ t - ___W - - '0-7-_: - ____ - '. - -. - _______ - -_ I. - _______ - . -- - • MMOW&M -.-. I... •'• . L -I;:-I--:'- - .-.-, - '. . -- s __ _, - - - i 6 -1- .or ______ ' - . im ; .., i_! __ -=-.--.--'---..... - - -- ..- ~ " _______ _____ i-42-:--T. ;L-~A - : 97 - - . 12 a 4 mt~ _ _L "- . . .. - __ M - . I - ~w .. 4 - 1 .~106 -- _- .- V,- . - _ I ~ F;4 , , :! tw_ 1~ .. Li , I i. _________________________ - -;----.- . ~_ -- L - _ __ V :_,) - •----- J . .I "I I . 1. f , 4_4 I tt . - - A'- "'A ~ ''- '. ' I 11 R.11 c :..- the Districts on farmLuW. since with soils mM that explains occur cities and the nature and severity - ow __1.~=- •. I I I 1 -- -i.;~ i ,01 Im PC . !1 -1 i # f4fl' .au__ I Z - - iL -i T I -' - -i J _ ri 1L. Z '.. , - .. . %it 0 I 4' - - . ' -0 interpretatiom are even m More services are being Important for use in planning provided to developing areas by developing areas than for Soil Conservation agricultural . . areas Adaqu.ate rt't'e ugn cai Soil soils iniormatlu fl Wi11 help and Water a er onservatlon develop an understaiding of the ,._øv. II Ilfift Ol Many of the problems that the soil at tl,t site. SCS can --- I . John Winter-Distrkt ('oUoistSemIle - ' I fz ilii 1 P 'i _ AT ~ -_ - ________ - - 1ii ; V I -~~,gw. . - - _ ___ I C I:--__- .--.- - -'I--*. _kw - u.__ L -, : __ -. ¶ ______ i I ~_ _.4 pW t fiL L ! , - .. m zi'' 1 ~4 -- - Cl) IL~ al __-_.___ <L) (f) - '&_ '~`, - - - a . Cn ~'. :1 - - ______________ ) hhi a .. . Result of conservation plan by developer ____, _ 0Y' EYE-PLEASING SUBDIVISION - -- Exotic plants that are trimmed hedge, or screen. The and Growers Association attractive. The third species au;to ' iiie Eur WC entire State of plain is actuaily if tree and wiii (FNIiA). A lignt application of 11'ocurpus Is probably the 1 it Florida are few and far bet- grow to a height of 50 feet. The Magnesium Sulfate at the most exotic of the three grows wee's. One of the plants con- foliage is evergreen and the beginning of the seed act will in Florida. It is called sidered quite exotic and sWted tree is male and female. The correct this condition. Podocarpus elongatug. It has from the northern to the female produces a rather leafy branches adon,d with southern Up of the slate is unusual fruit. There Ia a purThe Hatrack, Podocarpus delicate, lacy foliage. The lirnls Podocarpus says Florida pUsh, fleshy part above the Nagi, has leaves 2 o 3 times as have a weeping habit that adds Nurserymen and Growers area where 11w seed is at- large as the mscrophylius. This to the attractiveness of the tree Association (FNGA). tached. The seed is a bluish- species Is a tree, used as tree, Foliage is bluish-green. with There are three main species green fitted on to the bottom of and grows to a height of 90 feet. age and time the tree will rear... Of Podocarpu., used by the this bluish-purple fruit. Seeds The tree Is very hardy growing 70 feet. Untortunately ' h homeowner. Podocarpus are only borne on the female as far north as the northern Podocarpus elongates Is ten belongs to the evergreen trees' plant. After seeds have border of Florida. Seeds are der. It can only be grown in the and shrubs of which there matured the foliage of this only produced on the female, southern half of the state While more than a hundred species. species of Podocarpus has a Podocarpus Nagi, has a ten- the other two species can be The most widely planted tendency to become yellow. ' i dency to show a manganese grown from the northern part to species Is Podocarpus cause of this yellowing Is a deficiency. An application of the southcrn part. Podocrnts marrophyllus. most people use magnesium deficiency ac. ManganeseSulfateoricca year elongalus like the other two are this species as an accent plant, cording to Florida Nurserymen will keep the tree cleat, and male :rnd female types. _____ 0 - ,ç 2 . - -- I - .............. I ' A. - ' - ' , _____ - ? - - -:. 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J - ^ 72 a . beige rug, maple tables and a A. For the dining room, I puznpkin.cvlcwed sofa that I would think a pale cream in have to work around. Could the background of the wailpa- QU give mes'une idea for col) per would be the logical color cia on the chairs, wallpaper, for painting [hr window drapes woodwork? I am frame, moldings and bottom trying toand avoid a beige color hail o( the %4alls. And perhaps chair since this room is ali.utj might find a soft, pretty ways very much lived in. I fahiicin 11 celery, gold and hav thfulghif . 1 h. VI.I& %AIV r, beige for chair seat covers if wu paneled. W.S. J you nctdUWmftJsoU e Ur .41 Why don't you put a busy din_ print M the wing chairs? Tile rint will add color and life to ; ing rulim even if it s ofib a otw rocm and at the same bowl and some mats for I Lire framt- Fo tht h1%pie- time be actical as far din Cboam that ITLX;111. 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CD CU cl ass PIK 1 __ IJ _ I%L __ inat d. ,ftB4TrLEp BU-PON, 74RZAMt4NEUVES' 70 EhUPE ,4 7/4 4NT/C I -' . . in I _' W'7WO1/T "01H ,430140 7WO W4R'A4 rt ____ WK — I so '-'a -- an but an 'dR @I AW i?- ___ UAR th : — - ate lof Mn - hj_~kxu_ _ \ THE BORN LOSER_____ A HEB RUT '(00 ')PTCPLIIJ&T11E KJ UT TTI'AAMMI$IWoL A'f - - by Art BETTE R LL. 1 TV JLKT SLEW AW IIVJ,E'P IR'{, OF'& '(uY , sansoln gui- I'M MOT- ou 9UT- ARE U URE 'IOU--- TILL 11 __ -7'— __ — i r i —— Ei — .r ________ - Joaded t their ff anding 3ut the Tj -4 FIEZU or OIL 09 Tou i overhe bus he dfsanwng shod 01 A cowl- ly with hat all MAR rr ~ M -dered LA 7I buying said - - -- -. —- I -- th day Isa day u1 Sabbath rest before the Lord Your - I $ 4— - I • - * 42 I - TV •• - -- --.---_ - • 72 DAWN CRENSIIAW AND 'Hot recess is COCOA wors ItIViti lowsnumber 7ni passengers, upper 8N to lower 90s and 70s per trip tar exceeding 'ii. ui ;;; ind cu er cent fbuses buy �off - - - -, - -=- • -- I Tii T rr.. iiir _____________ - - — - - - •'-- .- --- I - p - a - - -- - - — - by Course & Millie - _ ILJJ oft AMANDA PANDA • - SGTo by r AS PIFFERE NT ill llowrilla 7 ASTREk/ ARE641141, KiNIPG OF MOTHS ANP AIC TQa*fH, qJIT OHHHNo PWASe F afm "CHIN of ON Ha~t-o THF-GE PAGFS 0H 7 MAP \ 1fil 1 7 Jj _________ - AL- _ I _114POUGR -ME _ EW5TI?y/,f / I F6 STAGES - 00 U3 OH 9:~ CAdo UPA LARVA (HIPPEN INGIPF, ITS COCOrN IL ( 'r9H!.. e6T Wg -7z~ THEE ONP OF THE I.-INE- In r E66 \1 rwHo PO YOU ctj THINK 60w! ACA APULT ,i W3[r**TT ]NM I 1rL I ( 3 i'L.L L1 3FLOP IM6IO<oFfl-ze,. by "\ 7— ( E4W TFAT MF_ LIKE I'M AROUND I Ick ATrrrtc Caq%ralli vui- t= AM 05 HFREF. am SO inat (b) imtiy NEA, Inc, T.M. log, ti-S. rat.,,01f. ( SJ4ASMILEIt OAS S504 K~ ujjrj~ °M 1 rogg 9yj AIWMTTo 6E}l 01 40 WELL, rcr 1 WANT TOBE NOTIC( HEAR? Qj I in in a an flue md ate 154 - -- — - - - — - — - __p_ — - OUR BOAIRDING RE/N/EN.' ALL ACcORP/N6 ___ VE OR YOU,LZYNE.f TOPLA%'.' HOUSE YOU'VE M5EP U5TER OPT:TO A.PT'iYRE C' tY '4LAffO?.2A' TI4E ANNUAL LPOR BLp,T —v 'U \uLruE5 f'CLr 4' r —'— Ti4I — -- - -, by Les Carroll WiTh M'' WINN .MEN RTuRN5 r ivr OF AF(NNCIPL CUNWELL EVW P/NCR rA Tky O 1ME f'W TO P1 P0.PL B OF(M,1Q 5EE /FZfr , NOMICALPELIGWT, PREAAl- !; O1 NEW ALLI -- 4 fY5L 3P3P*XSCILXaAtS POP _____ p - - W6LL.. '---. Lar COLLTION by Al Vermeer I U - -s __, — _____ - • _______ ___ - ___ • / - - F0 R YOU. LA CHORE VT I so': E tGT ANhT5srILLk - Tii Felt. off oaded it their LL c _VA 16,M05.1 -- T f7 N6NT5 Wv A I \\ V I - S HOW COME I (T A TICKER TA WELCOME ON NEVER — 8A.51. MOVIE! AOFE YOU it Ir 1:7 AMOS 7Z 10 I M05OUITO I - )uz'an see it LOTION' 5 over the bw lie dis. ( short. A—P OF m tanding -It the 0011—, that all 77 WA 67 - -- &MCA 1 41.1 L NEA !Iffto said I - - - - — - - - - and cut rcent - . 4................ $fld ur regular work but the sc%eth day ixn day orSabbath rest bc1c the Lord your God." —_ - ------- - - - Dear Abby ditortnicomrnent .. GA State 4A . . - DAWN CRENSHAW AND COCOA not recess is . . egi iat nn buec trip f ezedthg the ra- upper M to lower 90s and lows riumber of student . r - )ItALes e to buy — �By Athelstan Spflhaus CUR NEW AGE 11 MEDIcAL Ulm[ ! AUGNETa 1 11 it L4 CARL PAThE TOBj This weelt Min COOLED TO SUPERCONDUCTING TEMPERATURES NEAR ASWLUTF.ZEW (4590R), ARE V: C5INDAC CAN9 INThE PIREC r PRlTION AND _____ - _______ 0 ENERGYWAVES INAPOWERFUL MAGNETIC I / - $ — _______ cow 0. _74: 1pm - I __ I ARIES (March 21-Apfil 20) Try to avoid legal differences which can prove will too far. Important to consider others' views and desires. TAUNUS.(Aprll 21- May 20) Very impMant month for Taurus. oarlicular. it ho A ril 27-30. Attention can cenMr around yoii. Life won't be, 0. ramily factors strongly affect you Dynamic forces working. GEMINI (May 21 June 21) New slants can help revive your efforts but finances need careful hndIing Obligahons must be met There's no room for careless budgeting Improved for educational ettos — - A Ameam L ONS M ;0 74-- L D S)STEM SCIENCE HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR* ;> 1-3 IN ANOTHER S16NS T TOGETUEk BRV%KTH ROUGH AT SrAA1F0q,0 "I HAS AkADE IT POSSIBLE AARTMIES AND CRY UP E TUWRS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Heavier responsibilities if born Sept. 22-26, ~ay: Organize your aff31fS well. A4ANY SUPERCONDUCTIN MAGNET - U Sth CORPIO (Oct. 2 e.most significant Scorpio EVELOP rPL _ NATLIR I 4ilU A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec, 21) Youf curfosit( can prove a ljaluwe j., ,,q 1flGt ,ILiH 1uU s'j bi 1nhion to educational maftrs but not necessarily the orthodox - /LUULAI iO TH/ TUL -- ITMAYMEAN THAT ONE PAY'TVU WILL BE ABLE EER A 6PEAL MAGNEC CABINET AND I I -- THERE IS ALA CK OF I - - w FERPOSILICONE A FEW MI NUTES HAVE A DIAGNOSTIC COMPUTER OFA NO)JMAT/AL ATUR I Ii! AD! V CATHETER FM4 4 fl/A1 - ___ SERIOUS WkNESSE );MA4 SCORPIO - MUSEUM OF ATP0,T I I I I - i AT PkiCOkN JUTO 4QUARJU. N 9' TO L1LJLM ____ -- I I I ITT es. Saturda udenk~z ofebook ORP/O J- '1EprLfMT'1' % - L T# - MNf4Y/1Wo c'T/v/ JP,i /ALWA 1YING '0 frI'ORLD OF W/MEN/C j C. ~~,w " v Oofltn9iect friends Develo p new ones Bi can bring haimonious relations with the new. Adrolovff tLW. %1LE NEPTUNE IS PEEF-LY INVOLVED WITh YM8OL- / '2I' VIOIVENUS 'TO SLIAM B.TAURUS. JL'PI- AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 18) You do best when Occupied with in art;stic cnaeivor. Relax. PHLi kEPkENT 7 alert PISCES Yba eb, 19-Miich 20) You can gain strength from the riplit ptillo. Ppi kqround. This does not mean allowing fantasy to lake over. PA); :1 #AMN Eand wTUPITER r. 4NP ________ A IN ALL OMEP. TIIWX-7~,. CAPRICORN(Dec 22-Jan 19) Dont attempt to force your will on other:,. You can encounter stubborn resistance A good public relations program can gain surprising results Use of force can have serious repercussions, nd coming weekend i THE ECONOMY.CREATIVITY DOCTRINE GAINS GRE~JT- STF,'EI,IC:7TH.,,4,IAAIV,~~,OZE C- EJEC7 *J, I CANCER (June 22-July 22) Other People's affairs can ndd to your pro5lems, Caution In all matters pertaining to the legal. Thurtdays Fridzy, judgwnt doubtful, More unstable. Weekend: some improvemEnt. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Greater responsibility regarding work. Se' who can help on I e educational 1,,ont. Coming wiekend less favorable for adventure. Stick to the tried and true. ~hanges develop. VIRGO ~Aijg- 23-Sepl 22) Monday through Wedncsda take no unneces. ssess. bits can becomo obstacles Satioday through wftkend. lu 11 splaying coldness. UgUALLY BE. G :! AglAd -- 'A - - - AVOID BEI N G I - ter. ree- WILL RELP ELIMINATE pLUTO in- 71 fulf t at can ME I so in Th I leo- H - ART TO -- nd- __ - WHM I McKEE TELL ThEt THAT'S THE Alit ABOUT rHE ThtR BRANCH FROM 'THE TOPL P'RP IT MIGHT E WELL TO GT A J k . !APPER 60 WE in FORGET THE LETTgR MAKE rHA1- A _____ _____ OH# 2- tin but an Lant and ate tht- JHMIUI6,c/e5 - OUT OUNt WAY 7/0 b3r ____ - - GEORGE, YCU SLIP 115N'T IN THE ~'C4~GK WHERE I PUT BE~ ABLE CLEANE17 our THF_ PESK RECENT& I HOPE le'OU C71PN"r 7HRDW TK4T 5j_1 AVAY / OH,HE MUSr HAVE5, MOM! I LOOKE-P IN EVERV MAWER GF-ORGE, LICS INA HURRY, IP Y01.1 KNOW WHERE THE 5LIP7 IS-11 WILLYC(j d McKEE WA U TO MORE OF HI Sullivan BOY!DOES YOU TM 611AW THERE THAT ALL HUFFY AND pUFFy GRINC7 ANV CCNPEAAN MF_ ME! BEFOkE.~ CAN EVEN I EVE-RYOWEr MONKEY6HINC-5, -- ANO J05T OOi 50 CONCERNEP?.S. ) • OUT 0 A TREE! CMO -LL -. .. _______ 43 ______ — -'-f I LETS GET OVER HE _________________ SAP NEWS? cl~ _ ( I L KNEW HQVL'VE TOPPEP HIM CHIMP GLAND 6;H0r5 WHEN McKEE GIVJJ I WHAT WRONG WITH HAIR FOR A SALDY LIKE L HOULP THINK HED LIKE NICE1 THICK CRQp ___ - \ I GROWING UP :7 ACK.LET' HOPE A -MAIVE 6HOTt5 HAIIZ I C2 . 14 - tic L U HifUi!lik WELL, LM&)RR'Y, THEN EX EC1 ME TO 4&!11fflIU ( BUT rm Qr fir r1DO KNCw WHERE .OtJR SALES SUP IS LL Yoij FCR YOU WE WON'T KNOW IF THE 2QY VED IF NOT, THEY MAY HAVE TO REOR TO I5/&' WORKED TILL H15 CA5,Tr_7 ARE ____ - vOtJ ') CAN ILL GET jr MVSELF AS (XN A 1f I ____ ) - ffpIIj I i - -i / I / TO GET` THAT FURRY i44tR OFF HlMCK r I I I NONO1TE HAIR CAM OFF GROWTH THAT HA H1 PHYICIAN WOR$E2 / I I 'I I - LVE SEEN IJCTl HIM WITH CHICkEN GL4NP E\TRCT' •-- _______ 1 OTWER J." E Il1 -- - e,ip WAIT Lei I •if WELLi YOU EE.INCE LTOPPEP I pki 1ji r- nd1ng tout the is over- r I ___ -M&M~ nloded i% the bus the dis iWrAluig 1Y CCAM- ply with T PF IL cord 60 9-2 wr Oft ying said - j I and cut -- - — - - - per cent of bU9e3 te to buy - ..t and your regular work, bu t the ;kVinlih iny is a tiny 0i &I rest before Um ][AmlyourGod-" Lj 1)1 8A State I)earAbby Editorial cornnti DAWNCRENSHAW NDcOOA *Hot recess is wot' Of 3tud upperto lowtir 90s and lowsnuni ssengers that manybuei. per trip far exceeding the t in the 70s. �1• — ________ - ___ -- __ fli -.-- - -- CAB&PUS CLATTE1 I I— I . I J i (rkit,Vn:; D4i'mM rirJ ç ETERTMIS CLASS by Larry - I - -"--- •__••__•_'••v.--- ...-*-... - I .. bshquorTuni 77 IC D ep live plant, tto The f-sh he come loose a nd would ff t to the top 00,1111111 @a the ends of the PI(Mts. NO more I ts floating on the 10V of the watlrinmyoquariuml—D.S. U ___ ••••.- _______ Tnrn1ic - / ~3 Of this Smar t. virrLje, lookil Pantsuit will slim ilia ruver IQUIV. NO. 8115 with "I'LIM-GUIDE Is in Giza& Saw. I il ONLY\ MA" L W-F, 8218 )IJ 0 06 I i - - -. up.stilching, j 9 6- 1 ;w.e ___ •-: -1 ; 1 I ------- An I ( P011Y Pays $1.00 for eytry Wear used. Send them to her, clo this newsMpor. and turn back and for'th M visa 0 portable grill with your whet;. . The only materials needed are per oyer and r"at four cr five times. remove the waxed paper and replace the lid. This a I so is Ood for sugar dit. ponsers.—MRS. J. 0Wg__9 P arc. taItfcton In 0-11 Is $100 a copy. number and sit to NIEDLrWORK Wo it tWJP'uPfc or 4JUS, Mid. Stflt,OI7 New Yotk , N.Y. OOIL tOlwfl great.—MYRTLE - -U - Dre G YES,, AND YOU 15 IT f UANG ROCKS! DS UPON ON THE 14EAD WITH ONE OF THEM! : e' Back TO ORDED'on' 11c witP name fire basket and grill and wire hooks to fOsftn e g r i ll on Th is works Just by • - quilt . DEAR POLLY—Ycu can easily impro Ii OOp __ f'- _____ .• QUILTS ON PARADE. You'll want 8 COPY Of this book on hand when Ar DEAR POLLY—Here's how to keep the lids of salt and Pepper shakers from g Lay :square owaiedpj, an top of an open replace the X_W~l , WELL, OL"'TUNKS 13E- CARE IWDON HINO THESE 7HEY RE KIND OF CUTE! --j WHOLE BUSINESS IJAS A LEMIAN WELL Ale jc- Ii4it to PATTIRPS 43#8, Midtown 3r#Ij9", Nrw YeA. N.Y. 10018 ALLEY By Paul Sellers J P#114i' l sumbilf FKWIPOSLIIII), hi EB and FLO NOW Quill Jthrcj into "This hmdsome panttsuit is dtsIgn4d lot Wt SlI m.l ook with Its Interesti nAsidt- Ulmming. No. 8161 with Photo. Guide Is In tizes tO 50 (bust 254 75 •..—'' \ neadtd right away, freeze it and take out wl~on wanted. I also make some. thing extra tq give away each time I lid 0ri 11 / ___ • 4's slimminj ).StL* 40.44 bust 1•1 &' to someone in time of need or to an / - i;`_ 8218 with PHOTO is in Sizes a to I& Sljo 10, 321'1 bust: 3 Yards 454nch. 16 will not stny closed, put a thumbtack cn the cdgeo such adoor,0j1p it to the proper length and thidoorwlll .toy closed.—PAM DEAR PQLLY_Whefll make acasse A hcuss - "— role, moat Pit$, etc., I olways fill an 6.16 - on house to there lised to be quite a hassle Over whose turn 1"' wal to got the prizes 'come in Cereal boxes. I have solved this bickering by taking atom all myself to save for use at birthday patties. I never have to buy any prizes for games of favors. They really accumulate (Olt )l)41- pjF* - the money.—SHARON McB. v çzt — '2/ — items are hard to find whom cn ite m is to be bought. I file mills in a bo,,K in letter envelopes tha t are marked by categories such as boytroges, packoqtd mix@$, etc., onrl the ft SOSY to find when I shop.—DORO my R POLLY—Whon cupboard door% tkeproceu.ThekidI..ve,,fhrjII,den - 24's -BUT, YOU DESERVE ) i -j / save DEAR POLLY_I have eyen kids ,n,.e •- books and to on &at in one placs, lea made a their Own chan a nd learned They little about rot ail salli 8115 ________________________________________________________________________ , DEAR POLLY—While having a garage sole the children were trying so hard to be helpful that the customers were fall. Ing'over them. We finally docid,,d to have a minigarage sale and give th kids their own small table, They filled it Ust: 0 Yards 4 F 7L In __ / a ( -".• ______ I ) /' /4Y mass A, u SO -low, rikes. xperirican _____ ________________________ I - R- T MO r---------- - k -- - ' __ - - - I -.---.__. WHAT DOES 00\ THIS ONE? L • 'EVEN IF IT SAYS ed in ero ntrte - ____________ V )T6AYS. IFHEDOES, WHAT /5 IT SAY., YOUR LOVE I'LL 13REAK THAT ONE HIGHNESS! ) YOUR THAT ROCK GOT NEIGHSOR. OVER H15 SKULL!,, 5s, THE NERVE AW, NOW.- WELL, DON'T,,, AND IF YOU LET -% M. OF THAT KING umm, :r THAT M16ERAgLM LEMIAN G TUNK! BIG THINK ITIS AWAY WrTH -TH14 1"LL NEVER FRETr INDEED! KINDA SPEAK TO YOU WAIN T 4EY ARE 3161r: tand- ent in is an 61 e 2nd 1vate ion of IL Witt 7_ MINI, 100 ________UN rot. O ff, SOHNNY WONDER Sir ts b13r Dick Rogers i4E JLt. iN ¶M QUARE WtTh EiWN øt.ow 60 US9 15AC4RWUP A WM 5 9,35 7 73 t W'tN JPPIN • . 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F — \ c----- 1i'u - Ic £ Woodcoc., appearing Oil commented that a UAW Mike against Chrysler Corp., is a strong possibility later this month unless the firm changes Its stand tigninst volunUuy M ____ OHI I PUNNO,Hr-'- R -M ,M 1%L__ - JI — - - -, Wlf:)~ CAUo! ;:,01Z A - 1I I ,Z~Ki i I, : f ~ 1\ 1 ___ _ -_— - . ) & == ~~_~~ -~_ _ _ .T___ - __ I . ,1 ot rrkl - 'a-' T 1SD 'iA n'4 I 1 ECNAJIE FER 1OTlP1' tAV —< N , -- - ------- A i-- , -PiSCAikjAL .'sis itw' i --.-- 4 : — - -I:--- iV- r~,-~k - `-` XIC04-~: ,--' STEAK -- j ... - : PROVIDE ENERG'.. GOôL3L... FO MY .1 C;: THE CITY... •.C1LP.'/ . VAAZ,:~,,.! ., - I ER.,-A DL1GkTFUL ) i, I - TO Stoffel & - IRTQULRE THIS - - b3r ~:A ..~ . .. . E$4, \tt EWC % r Iq %O~~ 4-.. 1 3K ,;_ __I___ WIt / - ' 50ME314IN' Monday, September 3, 1973—Sanford, Florida 327fl 65th Year, No. 31'I / ccr 7\ \l ( •A . • ---- PEAR. I rtA\'E COTRisCTEO 1vtj1E iNOIET1ON AND WILL S LNALE TO FULFILL MYD MOVE,..I'LLGEr I - . . Heinidah1 - . -- -' ' PrIc: 10 Cents - - ___ - . 0 - - I - I __ - I fit - _____ _______________ - / . 'lj ____ -3 :" —- - - - r ( L . c ' w Ruse . - I i II 0 __ If ' e i a ~ i . . - __ __ . ____ ,Jr/ l 1 _____ ' 0 "i)j - - / P tx — . - -- ____________ -: ., I . . I`-_ " : __ - " .. I lz:~ - ____ I i ___ I .. - i . - - \ ________ ___ - MIAMI, Fin. tAP) — Tropic- Orleans The storm was moving Delia developed rapidly from al Storm Delia will likely reach northrthst at about 10 adeprsionthM formed Satur. • I hurncane for by ato today m p ii dcco1rg to Robert day between ba and Mevco's 1and b expected to strike the Simpson of th e National Yucatan peninsula and nved Louisiana coast sometime Hurricane Center. Into the southern Gull early Tuesday, the National Sunda). '-". Hurricane Center said u hit •i Meanwhile, • m . opIca1 storm Christine, Chrtne, winch ld been los-h1ch had been losing / U De!la teaches hutne intngth Late Saturday, te Satorday, gan to . strength — sustained winds of ttnsify. At 6 a.m. today, Christ- gan to Intensify. At 6 a.m. Mon.' over 74 miles an hour -it will Ine was packing maximum sus- day, Christine was packing --0! the third hurricanp nf the LaIned wirids of 6o m.p.h. and maximum sustained winds of 66 * 1973 Adantle season. ng westrthwest at 9 m.p.h. It was . It Z 3K & W __ X_'. - I 'It ( _ __ / ' _ _. d AN EAT I I __ / I. I - - 2/0 5 f I 1___ ____ s - -' - Ii. . _4t by- r. ____ IIIIIIIIII • owie -' - -. . ~, `1 , .v--*- -,-- . 1 .- 't_' ..; / . _ der s _- L - HE I A * . -, —t -.— *t C L0C;4w I .-" . -__ _____ . -- - - . ____________ - -- ~ - I I - ___________ .-- - - --. - ' _____ I i - I . ! __ - EE'S S ) T 11 I _________ -- - __ - - - N__ _~ ;07) I /I - - J - - I1 LJ I-- - F?~~; ztz~~)'~ M- -- [ - 7a -.1 . . J~( - 1r; V 4 __ - _w_j -_ ' - r: . :Lb — _P_ ) I _-Za .- 11 __. z _- " b(Z__;04~ _Z_irv/ - ' ~ . L __ i W ~_=i_t=_- ___ - ^m ____q~ 1W___ - I . . - - 1:5~ _- __._ __ I Q11 EZ be happy and to enjoy himself as long is 114 chin, and second, that lie al enjoyfte' ef his !nbnrs, for these are gifts from God / '-- - II - . ' / - 'a. , * 0 . .- . - - - . I-- . . 0' .. I . ftst . . . . . I . C 0 r- , 91", -. J ""' - 0 e s Ri * ng For Le nin ~c By DONNA ESTES lferWd SWI Writer hr le No — __ — ...~ se t p REUBIN ASKEW and former 'd t J TI ptligning for 11ext year's governor's electioin, but neither can admit as much because of a elections Liv 'Pige ____ - CONTINUED FEDERAL UNDIN(1 of Radio 1' ree Europe and Radio Liberty will be the first of a series of foreign policy issu con• fronting Congress when it returns ftoiii a __ __ 1. ____ -_-_ ,..'* 1! . - . . -_ - . .-_ - - - V. mr = AI. Fk * J J GOVERNOR ' P#MV" - - - : J _____________ • ____ ____ ~ - - — - I ___ / _____ i ... A 34i ILJ L1%1IL1 11VuU I I iiIi -..I/ 11 • on suspicion that he started the Copenhagen hotel fire In whIch 35 persons died (Page 1B) Index * - Y d _________________________ 1 -. - saboteur... :::-: Iie ---------------3A SA Horoscope 1115 Calendar .................osp .,.L : ., I .W [ ' -- - ' aL .r - - - _____ i _______ 14:1- I -1 iS • : - - - T — •-- - - .--. ---- - — i-- - ---- - - -. --•- - I ." L - . Some School Buses Still Overcrowded first-grader has to be ood,stayoutoftroubleand not yell or talk," Chris Andrew 6, Mr. and Mrs. Robed TAUIIASSEE, Fix. (AP) pa rity, Some buses unloaded AfldtCWS, Wildrnere Avenue, — Despite efforts of school dis- 100 or more students at the said. tricts to comply with federal d"tination. "Behaving Is the hardest Part safety guidelines, some Florida "We know they have standin9 children will w0l ride to school i1r, sciml bwws througliout the Like math and art and getting to this year in dangerously over- state," added Fred Duncan, color something and learning crowded buses Wright's assistant. "We see It about he body," he said. Districts a adding buses, and hear about 11" Making pictures is hard, but altering routes and rearranging Wright said most bus over. scbedulea to ease the problem, crowding ours when the bus tont'd On Pg BA Col 4) neat the school so th e dis and state officials 53) it has kIpd tanet it travels with standing "The situation has improved Passengers Is generafly short Weather quiteabato%erlast)ear said Since last year, many coimPartly cloud) to cloudy Earl Wright, head of Edu- Ueshave moved to comply with through Tuesday with chance of cation Department's trans. the school bus Safety standards, ml a1tenon and even potatton section one at which requires that all showers and thundershowers. Districts have ordered a st ents be seated Highs upper 80s to lower 90s. record £46 new buses at a cost buses. costing $7500 to $9,000 Laws mostly in lower 7. of from 17,500 to $9,000 aplect, each ave been ordered Rain probability 50 per cent for this school year through the ftough the state purchasing the day.s and 2D per cent statewide purchasing pool. Pool to help ease the cTowding. at night. Iut year more than 600,000 "The big problem is buying Extended forecast Wed. pupils it day rode the yellow and all that many new busI said . -nesilay through Friday — black buses. Wright. "If you've been operA Most the buses have a Ca- a partiy cloudy with scattered a L3per load a,cut t ,, mostly thun- pacity of 60 to 66 seats out O u, aUrnon fig. k that means a per cent dershowers and about norm.al ures filed with Me sUte Show increase in the number of buses , -h __ - __ ;) - -__ - — 1 . J -~0 14It. z __________ 1. Ill I A cnM) vinemr iO Out i,iSSiiiC(,8u5 . IIhIInnI14 Li I day. St I--s 4fl & 'let' 6A a week are for your daily duties :0 Crossword puzzle ..... 6A Sports ............. 2awlti ndvaurregu1ar work but the pnrAhhy , seventh day Is day of DAWNCRENSHAWANDCOCOA 7A comment I diturlal . . rest before the Lard your (sod." "" 'Hot recess is wors -._,~., - - fttb ," -' As -- / . Ole . I ... smaller than expected. (PageiB) 111) j The man who works sic well whether he cats little or much. but the rich must X- , ____ . i 6 T - - 1 -- .-. "What does one really get $ frmhardwork?Ilwve thought : about this in connection with all . . the various kinds of work GcKI : has given to mankind. X I stnthin' is npprnprnte in its on time Hut though plantedeternityintheheartsof men, even so, nun cannot icc the whole scope of God's work :: from beginning to end So I conclude that first, there Ii T —1 IFIII ''. ) , - ' . between work. IrrX (VIM HE STEPPED r-- \. ' ~ from1Ige ____________ _______________________________ mer can - - M -j I __________ -J - . - f '7 L r- I _.-- - -'--"? mftlw~ - w ,_~,(' . %% - - A We still have our claslies, of economic intcrst bargaining breakdowns and strikes Elsewhere, at least in those societies per. But the dialogue, sharp though it may be at milling such manifestations, the preferred times, in the context of the American xperidate is May I and the accent, if rot always ence has taken on a singularly American iggresssei Marxist is strongb on class character on social division, not unity. 1nte.iationaIIy. May D,iy is the proletariat's red-letter day, a time r . As democratic capitalism has developed In demonstrate idarity in an economic contest with more this country, the sense of class, never so strong here as in the various old countries favored cusses Us against them from which we sprang. has diminished. Laboring commoners can and d speak to eco mass.ott b ' and In s of Ir.-ing stand. a dUteent on. he ards it is not a S1o tell them apart. nation en masse - assembly line worker, manager. those in the professiors. The work. Ing man in the United States is virtually There has been a parallel development in the significance of Labor Day. Not class but ceivid as laboring togethtr to produce and mass solidarity is the message now. It is an t oratory. but a day for each American - blue It was not always thus The first Libor collar and white collar - to observe rid Day observed in w York on Sept s 1882 enjoy in his own wa and through private was a militant demonstration, a demand for observance to join in a pubi c affirmation of rights and recognition, the American achievement. School are willing to share their and not talk to anyone and do knowledge and advise their work and be good and try not to : EXILED CAMBODIAN RULER Norodom :::: underc1asnen, get their names on the boa. \ Sihanouk says fighting Communist The helix will ring as the Hot recess Is the worst thing Ilda and punches and stuff like Rs John A. Spolski 1. -k~~ and government soldiers in the Southeast 1.~~ doors to a new wodd of learning about school," Dawn Cren. that aren't allowed. "Math is the easiest and mo-i Asian country never Ill sill be settled by !ind exI)erience open for more shaw, who was a math whiz in 1-b U I a uni fun than2,000ftrstgradersTuesday First grade and took advand and something not mIly negotiations (Page 1B) hoLidao 'rLJs a national hard and they can get good at the 20 elementary school classes in the subject, said holiday only in the United * facilities in , grades," Dawn said. States. THOUSANDS OF OUTSIDERS are scram. ' ftat awai t3 thew youngsters and I don't Ilk,: It," she said. Bobby Burleson, who has lost . on tbe first day of school? a few teeth, but is a good ince , six-year old daughter or .' bling to settle in Boca Raton before the ving Mr. and Mrs. Dick Crenshaw. bicycle rider, said, "Free play - up national law as a salute to the :::: wealthy seaside resort city shuts its doors. ". ?~? *~ ;- completed that tough first year Longdale Avenue, Dawn said is the most fun and it is hard not ~ at Longwood Elementary first graders have to "be quiet to talk when you want to. You Americans the holiday heralds can only talk when the teacher a change in life style as It :;:: .____..flh1[. _ saysits all right. I Like school :`: A RECORD WHEAT HARVEST Is forecast :t~ and it is fun working." Bobby's vacation . . parents are Mr. and Mrs. for the Soviet Union, but t.he Agriculture . another School year, William Burleson. Lormann Department says the Russian crop will be seasons c n e. se JT fj<<!; SAys J -' I LT CSII - ' 1. .' . ..' k (A I vou' ys \ W&SOT DO rr, kS n .% .,. ... .., ... ` .... predicted 24 auto fatalities; and the prediction is met with one day still remaining in the holiday. (Page 5A) --- ~11 . _1% .T. ;s9 - 11 _ ~,` e 2,000 First Graders Get Advice % -X. .... News Diges% " :.: .*. .:.. .., . :... .. .. .. .. I& ::., BEFORE' THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND P I -- ,••i ,, / Advisories will be issued 89.0 west or about 340 miles Simpson said Christirle would hourly by the National south-southeast of New pass near AnUqua tonight. liufficane Center. ___ I L " \ •" / southeast Miami 1. X. BEGAN, the Florida Highway Patrol '~,~ I : / / . wimis reaching 60 miles an tour, was cente near I ---,---- ___ - F~--___ __ 3K n -M = . We. for example, have chosen September for this annual salute to the working manL ' . ! :. oa I - THE14,1VIS PUHLE.NTY a IRA.FFIC YA F:AKIN'/ 1 I . .. - 61RETS WERe -- - / - I .:I' Hiet Louisiana u r '1Ff SliCK T' TNtm MAIN ____ 1 : - i -1 Although not ii; singularly American a ho. The battle was rolon-ed and ofte lida as Thanksgiving Labor Day has sever. but American labor has long since won rec. a! distinctly American touches which signifi- ognhtion. I righ, underwritten by a mass cantl> distinguish it from similar occisuons of social legislation uiimatchtd in the world the world around are no unkgr 41 to h truture of our so St 1 . _:T V F__ ., - __ ;.- -.. ui ~, J _r ;ffTI!- Z- V~__,__ _ ; ; 1 7 X I Y l e s ~,;:Aq4 ! - 1. 4, I EDITORIAL I _____ / 1 -- B I - - U;;VK ' I MEAN... ALL MY SYMPTONS OF . ~. PASCOMFORT'IAAVE-/;— MIRACULOUSLY - !. -A- t. . DISAPPEARED.-* I .. ., . , S - - ___ ___ ____ - crn's A DOSE 0' CASIOR OIL 1 IT'LL UP IN NO _;.~ I - SMALL DURDENSOME TASK Ork-.,.--i CAF,K,v,1iW,=r i 1 ) 1 A I ~;; '\ .. A W0XlWG/ I I _;Z11 '; j' ______ 4 -' I yk suspensions. It V7i/I _______ .- I ______ ' A ____ _____ .. ., I - - .1 -______ ___ ___ ---------.-------------- _____ 'I - -, - __ ~~ ~p .1.-. . A -' - IP7t1. I ,, i _ - -i - ECYGS ECTNN'r - 1 - _~, II - Benjamin Fernand", one of Stans'deputles, confirmed that he had solicited the money with a promise to "dig Into" Priestes' problems, the newspaper said. But Fernandez said the check was returned wi thin several weeks when told b "we want absolutely numbing to do wi th it," the Herald said. The Herald said Pestes has told a federal In5u1i.)r5 the ce4tr1bnnn wasaabakedown in return I - '.__ I I I . campaign finance manager blaurice Stans ]art year with I : ~._ V * ~_1 07 _ , ~~ I r ic I_~_Lj .......~.r , i ~~ .__."., ' I ,- / . r t '. Fd l I 9-2 # I I - ,/ / __ - _~ I - =_- ;;,, ,/-,. = , I = -__-- - I. ___ I PrecItliflhIa)fwId r..'r' akrd him t 1 I 1st ir in riturn for iaorablt influeni e on a e era IIuuIiig Administration suspension against him, The h1laml Iferald has reported. ,%%X " 4 tA, 1;T1 % - I - ____ - -- . . 1 - - ~ _f Influence Peddled aisers . -_ I . - I Ix 1=I . - . In an earlier 1,4ibor Day weekend inrview with report len said he would like to e Meany said he foresees in. : tjrn to the economic creased mtlltanc) among conditions that existed in All. American workers next year gust of 1971 when Nixon first unless the " of living is imposed wage-price controls. brought under control. "lie may not agree publicly. "The unions are not looking ;-, ________ I .a- /V - IW_ KINGS WWACP~! 114F.- I -.elk - would like to be back on the e,viLible that some of them are economy where he was in All. going to t.a~s, the ~!ri~v route," lie said, however, ttwt he was gust of 1971," Meany said, he said. .- 4 I e iearn701 r Sou gh t Is the economy cre expresaed phased out over the next six over the Labor Day weekend by monflis lie accucd PrøuI,h.ns two of the nation'ti most Nixon of refusing to "face up to powerful labor leaders. the problerns of the Pconomy.1 I "Let3 go tAck to a free econ. Meanwhile leonard Wood. ottly. Lets get rid of all con. cock. president of the Unit Lrols," said AFIXIO President Auto Workers. also ex h ' ance on ABC's "Issues and An- lifted by Ole end of the- year. /ou can't nm an economy ( 1 (I ___ -V__Z~ ___!:;_ __ ____ _ L_. Zr _L1 S -; - , -----"1 . ~_- -4 k-I i_ - _ _. 2 - -_ ~ Vy D~EA - - -=:-If--* - - _J v #.~r ,--i f 1 . . ; - . & I V IT WASHINGTON IAIJ) — Meany said the current wage by political reaction," Wood- hopeful that a settlement can be j pflopes (or an end to controLs on and price controLs should be cock said reached 7 R_ age-Price / • I 0 . . - -- ___________ W I IJJ _____ - Is -1V KNOW. NT Of WEnd - LJRN!' - ddmib* . -- ________________ . M.-_-, T-I 4 . I _ - k o'w(ai by . 1 _____ - I - . -- ____ . - __ --.... _ _ _ __ fri — upper ft tolower9andlows in the 70s. number of student passengers that tnan buses" per trip far exceeding t1se ca. EF- � 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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H SHORT RIBS Watergate Hearings ) Resume 0 Mitchell Ordered Wiretap, Hunt I I 7 WASHINGTON (AP) E. Hüwa:d Hunt Jr. testified today that Charles W. Colson was among those approving the "Gemstone" telligence scheme that included the Watergate wiretapping. counsel John W. Dean Ill, "Later I learned that Charles W. Colson, special counsel to the President, had approved it, too, Hunt said. Colson has denied any advance knowledge of Hunt, in a statement prepared for the Senate's the Watergate wiretapping. In a private,session resumed Watergate hearings, said he tinderstood the Gemstone counter-intelligence plan was requested by former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, former Nixon campaign deputy Jeb Stuart Magruder and ousted White House with the Senate Watergate committee, Colson refused to answer questions on grounds he might incriminate himself. Hunt, a 21-year veteran of the Central Inteltigence Agency, said Colson recommended 4,T Mou - ' ' D LK T i'K '\ KEE2 OVLt AT THOSE SX'RTG JACKETS... t LOVE i—" N Y tJt)DY/ I'LL USE TH' •( - • Stoffel MY MERC+-4ANDj5 ON YER BULGY Lit BOO'r' AlNT EXACTLY ANJ ADVERXI5EMEN1 YA ' bAAJNS. \ -- -\•. by dREVERSe ALS KNOW! ei dahl unday, September:14, 1973—Sanford, Florld3 32771 66th Year, No. 29 Pro er - \y) t v Owners By DONNA ESTES I NOW " -11 11 ( • I \ \ - I VI'..I 15 AS GOOD A IN MY cA5i4 \, RO15TER I NQV. WIGHT!) f 'fm\ .--- I - _ - — YOU Y GULP! I MEAN...LEAVE KNOW, \ us or e RA3Th'.' ITHINK '-YOtYR S ---- Fr ) P1 I Rl.4T ) -• I t ot 1 . VA - 'j - I ç'-7;. (7• 9 I6 - & bf (U4ATR tibU \/ VM MEE CI-'AJIkk3 J NAY 1 _ by 3E ow . . ........ ...................... . _\ If • 3K ' I DECItTF-D 7AT Chneidej' '1 ___ HAD To PUT op UJI1H &' I IF J (A)AJThb TO ZEEP COMQ44JTS Ak)b_DPESf) MY Ff(E&)c... fPVE IMA. GE! '1 ) rvv'j t ') cL Lui )E ' I 1 has set a joint meeting with the Altamonte Springs council for 10 a.m., Friday to discuss the cornmunity's road situation and the 1-4-SR 436 in- C LO BV JoIw A. SpolskJ terchange. Last week, County Commissioner Greg Drummond agreik! with Mayor Lawrmce Swofford Reminder Time .. . to LongwoodCltycouncilman Bill UcsXy. Dig out our edition of August 15, "Longwood To Relocate Health Clinic," It which time you ere reported as having Indicated that '1 expected this, and have told my colleagues to be ready Thur. sday to vote In the best interests of the people." There wrre 700 residents who signed a petition to retain the Longwood medical clinic at its present location. Why then is it to be moved? As a matter of fact, Wed. nesday, Sept. 26 will be the last day for this operation In Longwood. ongwoou. I nereafler, Inc folks who utilize these facilities will have to Journey to t' 1i Oviedo medical cllni' that the currently planned Interchange modifications will not provide a solution to the traffic problem there. Drummond suested a federal-state financed cloverleaf as the answer while Swofford suggested elevated fly-over left turn lanes which, he said, would require purchase of no additional right-of-way. ' 11, 4 jj:ii - rt. Getting back to that irtitle (ut iin1 , ) Ignore a petition of that strength (700 names)," Kiosky said, addir g he will recommend the city rescind itsOct. eviction deadline. . What happened? -. MCR RAJ- -0 E t2ci! FfTh.&)CS 71-%AT 1} 'T13(YLL - - VE 10 ASK YCOR * FRIEIJt / / f.J (i( ., &kfrT _ r-. -- - — i - T 'I -t; - . p : - ifjJ Ut I -_• C'. I I U - Vi • •: '.• : ? 231 .,•,. - . - 'S. ----: • ______ - -. _R[1Ir-= _______- .____ --. - - } or the record, at the Longwood city council meeting of Sept. 13, Longwood Coun. —. .cilman Williamson requested -. council to withdraw the request made to Seminole County to AIMING FOR TOP IN UNITED FUND GOAL vacate the building. The motion died for a lack of , • Oi. 'ili president IEI .4VIN R R. Zcrn( the second. Southeast Bank of Deltona, has been named what chairman for the Deltona area of the United Fund drive this year, with Harry Seibert, public relations director of the bank, as his co For the l8-year.olds ... even though the Military-Service Act June 30, 1973, the law expired stmllrequmresyoungniento register for the draft. I -. chairman. There are 14 worthwhile agencies which comprise the United Fund and the goal set for the Deltona area is $5,000. (Charles Edwards Photo) - _•; •- - -. --- fi~ ) ci; 2 -- -- - --- -. —. FRED PENZETTA, 43, of 511 Hickory Wood Drive, Altamonte Springs, is in fair condition tOaçatFiotida lspitaI, Winter Pa rk despite suffering multiple injuries late Saturday night when he was dumped from his motorbike and thrown beneath an,oncoming ailways Bus on South U.S. 17-92. Penzetta was rescued by Herndon Ambulance attendents, who rushed him to Seminole Memorial Hospital, then - - transferred him to Florida Hospital. Police charged Freddie L. Padgett, 23, 2421 Orange 1 3oCdevard, Sanford, with striking Penzetta's Honda 450, causing the mishap. Padgett was released Sunday from City Jail on $1,500 bond on charges of reckless driving, driving under the influence, driving on a revoked license, and resisting arrest. (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) - - alk 35, of Satur&y when the car in which ran Into the rear - of another vehicle near Orange City. And Johnny Dale Browlck,23, — of Longwood, and Marlene Keith, age and address not given, were killed Friday night in a collision at 0* intensect,ion 9.fSRandSR181nB,dfo, County, Trnnre "V'' cull IU (n.'.. iI UIJ Lewis, 18, of Orlando, was killed when his car smashed into another vehicle in Orange County. Identities of two persons killed in the second vehicle were not released pending notification of relatives. Troopers said other weekend v ctims Included: Fred Jackson Holland of Englewood, killed Sunday in Sarasota when his car flipped rounding a turn.. Mary Burch, 27, of Starke, wrni killed early Sunday when strut*asshe stood In the southbourl lnr of SinIn 111-11 ,1 11'•s, -' in ..•. Waldo. Catharine Barnett,, of Tampa, killed Sunday when a (dr being driven by her husband was hit by a truck while turning into the driveway of their home. Debra Mote, 16, of Orlando, who died Sunday when another vehicie pulled i nlrontofthecar In which she was a passenger. . -Index Area deaths Bridge ................. 6A Calendar ..............3A Classified ads ........5.6B Comics ................7A Crossword ixinle ......GA DearAbby ..........6A Dr. Crane ........6A j4jtorial 4A t . -, . 6A Horoscope .............GA Hospital notes .........3A PUblic notices .........4A Society................6A Sports ...............1-38 Stite ........ SR Stocks .................2A IV 7A ,. ?IdV V i we UNITED VVAY k/i',' ILt' tha t the county commission - 2 / V destruction experts,' acceirding to an Air-Flow release. "if the antics of professional organized criminal violence are allowed to go unchecked, further illegal acts will be Diana Echaniz, I Xk Cousineau said several prim suspects are under . going the residential character of their neighborhood. Tfie Cook parcel's proposed new zoning is It will be - VA cc Cla In County ) r l EEX planned and executed on hours Wednesday was sta'.ied were kept in two compounds the business. ethers," Couslneau said, "and by puncturing holes in the separated by the company Everything humanly possible this will eventually result in the vehicles' gasoline tanks and plant which was not harmed, is being done to seek the unCASSEI.}IERRY - A $10,000 tragic 1038 of human life as wen setting them afire, Deputy Company officials continued mediate apprehension of the reward was offered today by 0. as property." State Fire Marshal Earnest rn to deny today reports that the criminals responsible, CousU. Cousineau, owner of Air The blaze which reached 350 Wright found last week. fires may have been the result lneau said police authorities Flow Designs, for infor- feet high in the early morning The fully-equipped trucks of recent attempts to unionize have assured. ination leading to the affest and conviction or the arsonists who set fire to and destroyed 25 Lvmpany vehicles and property worth $150,000 last Wednesday F. morning. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Palm Springs Drive property owners are ex pectedto appear en masse at the 4:30 p. M council meetlngTuesday to protest the proposed annexation and rezoning of the Cook parcel at Palm Springs Road and Highland Avenue. The Cook property Is one of five tracts considered for A i d ents annexation and rezonInIn a Aeries public hearings. The '6Thersare:Uep South on SR 431 with Industrial zoning;RepubNc i 9 Service Corp., one lot left out of the original annexation on SR 436, west of the Barnett Bank; the Jackson-Hatton property on Sand Lake Road and SR 434 with neighborhood commercial zoning requested fora retail outlets and six lots on SR 436 at the end of Ronnie Drive on which general commercial zoning is asked. Palm Springs Road residents in the unin The Florida Highway Patrol U O corporated territory 10 days ago met to plan reported at lt 14 P 9 strategy to stop annexations into their area and died tntraffic accidents on state rezoning by the city of Altamonte Springs. At the roads over the weekend, In. meeting the residents insisted the city Is changing cluding two from Seminole professional officert p By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer has been posted in the hope Of curtailing the high incidence of "organized harassment and violence now occuring in ffie building industry of Central To Protest Zoning KLOTHES I VS the Gemstone intelligence scheme. Hunt, who pleaded guilty to wiretapping, burglary and conspiracy in the Watergate case, is seeking to have his guilty plea set aside and all charges against him dropped. - \ Fmce Hunt said the Watergate burglary grew out of were providing classified irii',jrmation to the Soviet Union." He said former White House aide Egil Krogh approved that break-in, Later, after Liddy moved from the White bhA:d1k,1"4 h AA DOE-SN'T DO A THING rE— "Y-A ELME P, 11 KLASV—KUT "of the belief that Dr. Ellsberg c.- his associates In Air= Flolu 11W Arson Case - . - BUN House staff to President Nixon's re-election campaign, Hunt said he and Liddy designed a budget for a large-scale counterintelligence program requested by Mitchell, who became director of the reelection campaign. $10,000 Reward Offered - BUGS him for a job on the White House staff in 1971 because there was a need for his skills as a spy. He said he and G. Gordon Liddy arranged a break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist in September of that year because i". . ' :' . .. ..,• S e rvi ce - S ta t ion M Complain Of Short Profit By JEAN PAFSO fl herald Staff Writer living if we can't pass the price hire the help they need now terrible. I had to cut back two along," he said. their profits are so reduced, cents per gallon and can't a!Service station operators are Manager of AF Standard in ford help. I'm running the place Service station managers in also finding It Is impossible to Del3ary complained, "It's by myself." He has also had to the Senunoi Seminole e count) area, with cut back from being open seven few exceptions, are singing the days a week from 7 am, to 9 P.M. to closing early on price controls adversely ar. Saturday, and flIt vpvrun at.11l ft their businesses Sunday. , "It s terrible We re t'ptn lhe shorter hours and can't make Altarnonte Springs also reports any profit. Unless changes having to cut down on hired came soon about 75 per cent of help. service stations will be out of Two local stations said they business bet3re long," were unaffected by the price predicted the manager of Willis controLs. Spokenien ((:r l.ke AiIIOU) on U.S. 1792 and L,ke Mary American and Deflary Mary Boulevard Texaco both said they were not 'We're not at all happy,' said being forced to clo early or manager of Butt's Texaco dismiss help. Truck Stop in Sanford. S & H Exxon Car Care on the "Although we haven't been corner of SR 436 and Hwy. 50 Is forced to close down, we can't also unaffected. "I'm the make a decent profit." Largest in Orlando o I don't Spokesman for lion's Gulf have the problems the smaller Service In Deltona said for the operators are facing," said the past two Sundays the station manager. has had to close. "We're not doing too well," he said. "We Spokesmen for a naUonid had to lower our prices while asoljne retailers association (tit on companies raised say service station shutdowns may spread across the country The manager of Oviedo unless dealers get Immediate Texaco had the same com. relief (ruin Phase 4 price conplaint, "No way can we make a trol '. -. �2A— The Sanford Herald Monday, Sept. 24, '11-73 National Corruption War Waged News Briefs By LOUISE COOK vestigating allegations of Associated Press Writer wrongdoing involving officials Watergate and the Maryland at varying levels of governkickback probe involving Vice ment. President Spiro T. Agnew have The Arizona case, which drew received the lion's share of national attention, Involves headlines on corruption In gov- Sen. Paul Fannin, a Recrnment. Put the war against publican, who was arrested last illicit activities by public nEll- November and charged with dab Is being waged on many driving while intoxicated, other legal battlegrounds as The charge was dropped after well, three physicians submitted An Associated Press survey sworn statements that a drug showed federal and county the senator was taking could grand Juries in areas from have affected the results of a Pennsylvania to Arizona are in. breathalyzer test. Astronauts Return Tuesday SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — The Skylab 2 astro- nauls put their space station in shipshape condition as they prepared to return to earth Tuesday at the end of their record 591 .day orbital Journey, Alan L Sean, Owen K. Garrlott and Jack R. Lousma planned to spend all of their last full day In space tidying the ship for the Skylab 3 crew which Is to visit the station for $ weeks starting Nov. II. Cholera Origin Sought ATLANTA, Ga. (A?) Disease-control specialists have followed persons to the West Coast and out to sea in search of the origin of the nation's only case of cholera in 62 Years. "Thus far, all tests have been negative," said Dr. Jack Weissman, epidemiologist heading the Center for Disease Control search. A 51-year-old Port Lavaca, Tex.. shrimper r'ine down with cho!era on Aug. 19. 1L has recovered fully, but health officials are seeking the chith of transmissicn of the communicabledisease. - - UI U IUU UE1T!) (All) MJR1o1.K. Vu. (Al l ) The Navy says it could be a matter of days befe investigators determine the cause and extent of destrue'lcm of a weekend T!(:.';, Secretary of State Hen' uJ, for solving the Arab-Israeli These sources, who saw the conflict or dealing with the speech before Its delivery late problems of the world oil this morning, said the new - which was confined to the third deck. The carrier has b'en in the Norfolk Naval Si1pyarcl for overhaul since March. -- ' Two American graduate students held captive for a week during the recent Chilean coup say they witnessed the execution of 400 to 500 persons, Ads Gate hrc.'f said he and his wife, Patricia, saw (lie .. .,-. L' c i e was held Lifter Chilean troupe horst Into tb& home and found materials the troops said were subversive University of Wisconsin sts f rom the country nd arrived in Miami aboard one of the few — . - - ....i. .-, ' •-'." T i OiS I . .• - .-. - . _ . -- mproving •. z . - flights permitted to leave Santiago Surv i vi ng . ' -............. -. ,,- .- .- _________. ' _- I - - - Ra' Tt ning Kissinger's draft speech' stressed that this effort must be Albert Responds To Nixon — I' 4' — ted tha t U main goal ofus. WASHINGTON (A?) Tyrone Marshall, iv, of Washington, goes on trial in federal court today on charges of attempting to kill Sen. John C. Stennis, 1)Miss., last Jan. 30. Marshall's brother already has pleaded guilty In the case, and a third youth Is awaiti — •-- - - "I uel Resort = ---' Subrina M. Hills singer's draft gave credit to nations other than the big powers for reducing coaffictL F' AepLZS - I ''- Sanford Pilot Club picnic, 6:30 p.m., 405 Lake Blvd. Loch Arbor. Program on traffic safety by Mary Boone. - sun. - Eva D. Osborne, Orlando Seminole Calendar WASHINGTON (A?) The Officials say the present fuel Nixon administration has gone pinch Is nowhere near that bad. This was aimed particularly I almost three-quarters of the at East and West Germany, the They also say the contingency way toward rationing under Its plan is only a "workk draft" two Koreas a nd India and Paki:,f' Iw'l-sho rtage ctincncy on plan that has not been adopted. ItUt isssaving rationing as a Ia.-,t they have already put into American officials said Kb. re sort, action most of the measures b B U L L S E V E singer will deal more specific. ivil War C il cannon in St. Joseph, Mich., perk didn't cause gaping The con tingency plan, never the plan's first three stagea. hole inred buil ll di a y with pressing problems In b ng. Workmen did. Building hous ed silk stocking factory. Officially released, outlines four The White House Energy Pal. meetings this week series of stages of increasing feel con- I flee to release the and next. servation beginning wi th volun. contingency plan late last week, Su rr ports Ag tary public restraint in con- but a newsman was allowed to These started today with a a sumption and ending with full. inspects copy In another office. luncheon Kissinger was giving scaie ra tioning. IU for African delegates, meetings #• U ig The plan says rationing The plan suggests that offiIn the afternoon with the British "would only beconidtrjthan rial appeals for voluntary fuel foreign secretary, Sir Alex WASHINGTON ( AP ) -- Vice cal corrui(c;i, weekend cievelt-trcrnt, situation if a crinus conservation could maie up for Agnew's lawyer, Judah Rest, Douglas4lotiic, and Japanese President Spiro T. Agnew ap. opments suggest, was quoted on Saturday as say- Foreign prolonged sbortage threatened shxWes up to five per cent. parer tjy Minister Ma&yoshi intends to stay in ofand if it appeared that other To cope with a 10 per cent lice and light The vice president's lawyers Ing the vice prtsident "is going Ohira, and dinner tonight with charges of politi. were reportedly prepared to file to measures could noi assure shortage' It says, fuel price in. defend his constitutional of. Soviet Foreign Minister Aridrel motions in Baltimori's federal flee." equitable distribution to meet creases could be applied to dis. Gromyko. court this week to halt the In. essential neeijs," courage consumption, vestigation of Agnew, Meanwhile, an Agnew aide - - Sept. 27 SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Motor Inn. Mike Capko and the staff of Capp's Men's Store are celebrating their 6th Anniversary by offering gigantic savings! Choose from nationally advertised brands and save up to 60 pct. all week. Hurry, limited quantities on some items. - Lyman 111gb School PTSA, Sept. ?M9 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Annual meeting of Florida Open house and class visitation. Section of American Society of Refreshments. Civil Engineers, Hilton Hotel, Jacksonville. SanfOrd Lions Club, noon, house of Steak. Speaker, Daniel iv Poll p new 11 vr Stocks Continue ' a htiong Gilmartln, Herald sports writer and SJC teacher, on "Future IN A JAM, Officer Michelle Barry shoc male chaujn. is ts how to keep rush hour traffic 11owin5 smoothly at busy 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue in New York. Duty like this for women is something new. Shock." Birthday pen I a ----- I IVOOfl )iOCri iepOi NEIN 7' .: ' ; 14 ,,4 i' DOI via c4unria ' ' y ). Lws i '-: W W. MwAM w. 45 . a" ; 1" 1*1 - Climb RCA eiisn am w .' 11 S :: , i ' e U s, ' I'F ' GJd Comm 411 8 Days Inn S*Ce L. Q )j 3' *iy IIF 34 • 04 M4 Ifellw 2" Ttirlf - i, W ,s - '=4 U4 P -ZI4 Awm-Cf, swer questions on the vice pres*WdILUU WItCH te In r. 8-Days Inn iarIy thli morning. HOWC%er, Laird salt! olega- p1 several 'mfl(frj 110 Ut he had leaked to the '' -at Agnew would .i.... '' erai , i fla1 no such conversations (with report. i4 1fl Laird refused Sunday to an. The eunrnn tiwTnu - W ' ih3 P LTTI!I ii ,,.,,,,,., aut= 3fic 094L WO night c 1 U - ':.;l 'V Funerut Notices' iiLr • Od pu Family for JannIe 3 01 *00 Pd a i"a Ave, OflQwwd, who F?IdI nø , . Tunda' 4? 1 pm. a Sdiso F:tmlq .I Home wiffi Rtv. PitA Mills, 0I1Ici4tIri evrlas I ECHANI!. F,-II Echii her MRS DIANA for "r D';rp,j 3 Cf 41 htibantI, nflti:ii'o Erhanl ',, Ilollie Lynn, 500, Santiago Jr, both i-if Altamonte, brother, Bruce Hamilton of Sprjngjleld, Mass, and two aIet Miss •.ii Ha milton DeuuIenemutonofflpr4Jgfie ld Mass. and Miss Sandy Hamilton, California r -; Ai' s f rz' rr tnt, f'J time 3erethn, Vic Gol d. 'l Li.agiass ltci nAel at 4 t L4mird last week of L '(W th e a.m.. police Saidsource of such svirlcs. - * t 'r rir e i f M 4! aS 7 p rr charg, ' Super Dollar Store AW U11 ' 703 E First — TtiacLey a — - - Sanford, Fla, — Values To Great buys on Arrow and Excello Values — to $1300 9(FV 1 -, < w f1!Ta7?.. Values To 515.00 Now 56.95 EVE CRABIREE SPECIAL SUIT GROUPING ----_--- 8.34 '1212 Sanford Altamonte Springs - tiseci $30 - 834-921 It Famous Brana Nationally Adver. S H I RTS SIDNEY THOMPSON = -. — Variety of styles 8349212 Cassotberry - 158 & colors By Palm Beach & Deansgate Values to $75,00 Sanford Ehurrms against the charges he killed William Oglesby, 1600W. Rh Street, by beating him during a robbery attempt. 75 $ 1295 PORT COATS SANDRA RAWLINS nngs. who ditd am, w.øieway at 7" Cal"Ic Chlarch With Fr. SLACKS Richard Geter will be defended by BarLow attorney T. David — PALM BEACH Values To $95.00 scheduled for arraignment schoolmate near Middle School. Parson - Rro;ck, SI ATTER today in circuit court on a first degree murder charge. Judge — SUITS LAUGH ING Muidrew was to set a trial date for Samuel Geter, 43 William Clark Court, indicted as an adult and held without bond In the Sept. 5 death uIu 12-year-old $149 per ___ - include JEAVIN(; HOME is No 181175 HART SCHAFFNER Values o $155.00 & MARX But the Welcome Wagon hstrss can make It easier nto ad lust to your new sur J il roundings, and maybe put a smile on your face! A Sanford youth who spent his 14th birthday Saturday in a Seminole Couny Jail cell was Circuit li ved in Altaitionte for U past Sanford-, iirs Margaret year . She was a Catholic She Cheatham, Longwood; Miss wascmploy ed atthe J8jin Patu Sue Sylar, Longwood, two Day Beach as a clerk. FuniraI . ri- i ou r time Agnew case - Presidential counsellor Mel. Invaded j viewed on usrv Iby of the Altamonte Springs "Issues and Answers" -- uZacaf - 35I U' fl' 4. -7's Ro bbed neJ II'i W4 aticiut = 99 ' Survivors SUITS J\ ' Al:i1r. V'r::'rij •. k rapi, unehingetJ at 36, Thirty-five per -ent said he was l'y' 'I" u;'4 was the voiwne leader on the not tx!ingfairtothe vice p IWO Ill Ill * Big Board, followed by Gulf Oil dent and ' per cent had ' up at 23.; Ashland 011 up opinion. n w, at 28!; Control Data up I at AdmmnLtxaIion officials confllt'4 n III 2) s.vá l3ki 37; IP1 $,sCo 3t = C'h&kston,S. C.; Millard Lee J vri-P LlVNG COLOR brothers, Charles E. Hcwton, in. ,7 * clinican Area Deaths . Wi Wi Wi NtD4Ti1i - 11 x 14 PORTRAIT IN 10 Johnnie Dale Browick, , of Sylar, Longwood. dicates that at here NEW YORK (AP) — The abit public 'upport for Agnew NO Pasadena Ave., 1mgw 00d. &Lsson Funeral Home is in stock market moved higher to- to retain died Friday night. Born in charge of arrangements. his office day, continuing last week's Ocala, he came to Longwood O The Gallup poll taken spectacular upward leap. Newswee k magazine showed 6C' years ago. flie I)ow Jones average or3o MRS. DIANA ECIMNLZ " include his motiier*, questionedfelt industrials was up almost a Agnew should , Mrs. Ada Sylar of Longwooc point near opening as advanc- cvntth Mrs. Diana M Ectianlz, 35, of stepfather, %V. ft. Sylar, per e 444 Orange St., Altamonte 2 to 1 on. ptrlum l,o parflupatetj iA'ng%04X1, four sLskr, in the New York Springs, died Saturday night Exchange cxii thijpht reic1n( Nixon Joann Morgan, Russellville, in cnnn'fi&J vC iATh - - JMfN?l1E BROWICX _ . = = to make the smaller U.N. men). — HUGE SAVINGS ALL WEEK AT CAPP'S -= As II to underline an attempt ( ia - for the international cornMuWtY to deal with more general problem of economics -: Council Considers Bids Pearl Archer Eddie Simmerman, Apopka Terri Ann Armao, DeB ary Emma Andrews, DeBary George Zeller, DeBary Clare F. Jones, DeBary John H. Kerar, Deltona Albert Guay, Deltona Jeffery D. Blake, Lake Mary A resolution 15 also set CASSELBERRV_UtIIity Ruth H. Saltzman, Deltona Mildred R. for 2. Adoption of amended budget b. Greater Construction CoplIn, Lake Director John Lane is adoption to transfer funds resolution William P. Drake Jr., Lake Mary request from limited Barbara Johnston, Lake scheduled to make a new within the current budget to Monroe agriculture to H-TI' (rental 3. Preliminary plat of a repl.at recommendation on back hoe reflect actual spending. James A. Rlghtmyer, Orange Mary mobile home district) of a part of block C, Triplet . City Rose E. Capps, Lake Monroe bids at the 7:30 city council At the workshop, the council Lake Shores addition to nic.tir;' toiuight Charlie Frieda Bielec, Orange City C. Martin, will discuss the requested Casselberry. C. Annexation of Big Daddy Willaccochec. Ga. Elaine K. Geduldig, Orange Aparcnt low bidder twu annematinn of Big Diiddy ba.r back 3. rup 7 report sI rci City Z2, irn we cs ago was C and C Tractor and package store on SR 436 hoeRecommcndatjcn on bids AdmIuio'is Mae L Yaackel, Orando Inc. of Del-and at $15,999. Last and a report will be heard Sanford : Dorothy M. Coyle, Win ter week. La ne recommended the work of Group 7 Work Session Advertisement In gaining Springs Robert L Gillyard Now Many Wear rejection of the low bid due, federal funding for the city. I. Preliminary pint of Shraders Randall Cranmer Virginia L. Howes, Chicago, saying It did not meet addition to Lake Kathryn Park Hobart A. Fleming IlL specifications, lie urged ac- CASSELBERRY COUNCIL With Little Won)? Vernice cooper ceptance of the State Tractor 2 7..'rninø hn,,r,1 rlUIi* DO t13.s teeth embamm von 1w Atat.."UA Ronald G. Kidd eo -4rit locus Births nt. kulb. and Equipment bid of $17,995. r.!at1ons: crt*1. A denture V.ccr,p. A Ste wart Henry .e Mr. and Mrs. Dav,d i Shirley) YASTTHs,ud,,,,.a iou. Lane was reminded that only ST0 5TThif ius..r hold. Mek Leroy MCC3eIKIOO Drelluerst a boy, Sanford Yotr*sscw4ty a. Cooper and Morgan sad eonfore, uis YASTEtTII 7:30 P.M. $14,000 is budgeted for the James H. H. Powell equipment and action was Properties onukeI1oweliLane lure Adhnlv. Powder. D*tnru David A. A. Lucas Discharges ire .st1J to h.slth. see Financial from statement tabled until tonight. R-2 to C-I Sanford: yu dintigt ruIszlv Kate E. Wade. t)1tavu. Hobart A. Fleming Earl E. SUdd,DeItosa Alberta Robbing, Kissimmee Shelton Watson Charles L Beaver Carrie E. Kehley, Rlngtown, Pa, Ronnie L Cathe I Mrs. Larry (Annie) Brad] and boy Discharges Mildred JStripllng=. .. Janet IIllda R. O'Shea, Deltona E. crews -. Herbert H. Chlger, Delto Salvatore C. Venuti, Delto Ia John W. Wood = 0 A — AAL Frank Robinson Marguerite N. Batx Patricia A. Mann Deltona Sallie Muse Betty F. McCauley, Lor Francis H. Coker wood Martha A. Cale Jan Calvet, Longwood Sherwood H. Rom Rose Fehn Cleo Bass, Longwood -. • 's. TJT Lyman High School auditorium Thursday Norman Booth of Casselberry also won night. F'rozn left, Ronald L. Brewington, academic honors. (Herald Photo by Bill VinSanford, firearms; Butler; Francis D. Kent, cent Jr.) = .. - SANFORD Policc Chief Ben Butler presented Longwood, academic honors; Walter J. Top Man awards at Seminole Junior College's Gallagher, Winter Park, academic honors; and Police Training School graduation held at Victor E. Reed, Winter Park, academic honors. !y trial. !ermantl its JmWWce in ad. - TOP MAN AWARDS GIVEN AT POLICE GRADUATION FALSE TEETH Stennis Attacker On Trial luture effwLf to solve the Said Last John H. Duncan Duke H. Green Mongen Tesuiell Gwcndclyn Valdez Shirley J. i)riefuerst Amos Sparrow Joseph L. Senurt Francis Jackson Nancy Jo Talley Carol B. Nelson Robert A. Seine *WUI'.A Ill3t mentioned the world Organization's vital role i, _ Dyess , WA'LUNGTON (AP) House Speaker Carl Albert, 13Okla., E .s told a nationwide radio audience that President Nixoh's eptent criticisms of Congress' work record are unwarranted. They are, instead, "little more than feeble attenipts to disguise the adinlnfstratlon'a own glaring failuz'es," he contended. e sources said the speech ok 0 - ONE SIZE Riley Wood Herbert E. Bawls Luther J. Hogsett O PEN SU'DAY 10.7 volvome ep* owir d'g* t..sh,,. '.i S. b'.g love #test.,.$c.,p,.ø.*i *i lcbi'd i Sanford: Sanford: Margutrite F. Siimitjt Clarence O. Johnson Ella S. Howard Mrs. Stephanie Knight and I girl DAY HOURS We fill more prescriptions than anyone else In Florida. ,, •, ,.o to^$ 06011 fs l ol l SEPTEMBER 23,1973 Admissions John Paul Sumner, Deltnna Ernest E. Clements, Lake Mary Robert E. Terrell Jr., Mount Discharges since becoming secretary last Saturday—was to make a gencml statement and enlist the aid and inspira tion of the United Nation.s in an effort to "ee a Ltit" renrc - - Francis A. Macthiaroll Claude M. Whitten Nellie G. Bennett WH George W. ricely, DeBary Edward Mogollon, Deltona Manuel A. Gonzalea, Deltona William T. Bell, Lake Mary Alice H. Hell, Orange City John A. Brown, Orange City Mila E. Crawford, Osteen Rationing Will Have 4 Stages — Kissinger's speech appeared tobea move by the Niaofl administration to impress the delegates that it views the -• United Nations as a useful tool In international diplomacy. as satistactory. AD but Nathm have bem taken off respirators that had been helping the Inf ants since their birth last Sunday. Their tether Edna, 34, is tup and around" though still hospitalized, hospital of. ficials said. = John Horace Jenkins Ella J. Herman Mary M. Fraasa hattie Grooms Cheryl A. Smith, Swincli Dorothy M. Coyle, Winter Springs. Roundup Senate Studies Aid Program policy isto transcend the Cold Wa atznophere, not merely to make that atmosithere more bearable. •.. 4:._: I.. -- - .. J. Alvin Kilpatrick Denise Gluhan W1'V)1l1NI;1UN ( A l') ihe Nixon administration has gone nearly three-quarters of the way toward rationing under its fuel.ehoctage contingency plan, saving actual rationing as a last resort. The plan, not released officially, has four stages, starting with voluntary public restraint and working up past price increases and priority lists to rationing. morethananinterludebetween periodic renewals of the Cold :.;. Andera L. Williams Ben Allen Baby boy Kaiser Births Mr. and Mrs. Willie (Alma Brun, a boy, Maitland WASHINGTON (A?) The Senate takes up legislation today that would require the Pentagon and the arms Industry to assist communities in providing jobs when military Installations or weapons projects are closed. 11 measure, by Sen. George McGovern, 1)-S.D., Is an azncndnwnt to a $20.4-billion defense procurement bill ;.,z- n Cc.r sta DENVER rAP— Steadily improving inaspecisihigh. nii 1}, the (Ic, e s'ir'lving Stanek their second week of life. Three of the tiny infants, John, Jeffrey and Catherine, were listed In good condition. The other two, Steven and Nathan, were listed (' f Monday, Sept. 24,1973-3A SALE CONTINUES THRU WE Mary 11 Gni!± Pearl L. Ptt1 Ldth, hi LUitJlIh Th ' Ben Durham, Sanford Rather, they said the purpose cl his appearance—his first • * spiracy to bribe an official of the state liquor commission. The charges against State Sen. Charles N. Youngblood, a Democrat from Detroit; Wayne County Probate Court Judge Frank S. SZyrnanSkI, and salesman Louis Pappas were handed down by a grand Jury last Feb. ruary and the can Is expected to come to trial shortly. The three men are accused of conspiring to bribe an official of the state Liquor Control Ccminission. Dora Lillie Mae Curtis, Oviedo . ••.--: SEPTEMBER21. 1971 Admissions Sanford: Charles R. Tate Bernice Osborne Creighton Holloway Debra Ann Raines Ronnie L. Casbe Baby boy Gluhan . V - Witnesses Report 400 Executed 4 dictment on charges of con- retired police captain in an cf fort to get him off the force. The grand Jury recommended that Coder, a Republican, and John M. Samony, the city public safety director, be charged with criminal conspiracy, Intercepting and recording telephone conversations and false swearing. The district nttorny f'led chargrs late in July. In Michigan, a county provestigatlon. liamsport, Pa., alleging that he bate Judge, a state senator and Most of the probts into pos- tapped the telephone of a now- a liquor salesman are under in- US. ry A. Kissinger prepared a speech to the U.N. General As. giant aircmft camtz!~ tratoga. No Injuries were reported among the 44 crewmen aboard at the time of the ftre, MIAMI (A?) sible political corruption concern lesser-known figures. Though they have not drawn so much attention as Watergate or the Baltimore grand Jury Investigatlon of allegations that Agnew was Involved in a kickback scandal while a elected official in Maryland, the Issues have a charge was dismissed. Fannin familiar ring. testified before the panel and On July 17, for example, a reportedly told the grand Jury county grand Jury recommend he was unaware of alleged p0. ed criminal indictment against litical pressure to stop the In. Mayor John B. Coder of Wil- true International communit) committed to peaceful pursuits, Officials high in the secre sembly today that was heavy on supply, Kissinger wrote a retary of state expressed tary's party said Kissinger fell philosophy and light on specific speech dealing with the need for American determination to go it would be, phony to pretend he major issues. continuity in world relations, beyond the improvement of big had saved up some new spec. __ tacular announcement for his U.N. speech. - -- Maricopa County Atty. Moise Berger reified the charge in August, however, and Fannin pleaded guilty. The senator was sentenced to one day In the county Jail and was fined $110. A county grand jury probe Is under way Into the circumstances by which the original K issinger UN Speech Light On Major Issues — CsL...... Hospital Notes The Sanford Herald SHIRLEY MILLET 834=9212 Forest City 1ILDA RICHMOND 668 5861 Deltona Ask about this group of Extra Special Bargains No Alterations Not All Sizes Available $4 Men's Store 205 WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD PHONE 3226511 $ 5 3 75 $595 PANTY HOSEI 5W' LEG FLATTERIN G FIT BEIGE OR TAN REG. 794: �4 A— The Sanford Herald Monday, Sept. 24, 973 Hemisphere Report 5~_%~o r% Ii ff Social ism O ers By WILLIAM GIANDONI Copley Newi Service 'Me antigovernment opposition parties, the • . .t - iiiiucua nd oria No eai when they are attacked. There was a minimum of violence in Chile then. After Chile's tragic experience, Latin America may be corning to the conclusion th at "socialism," whether Moscow, Peking or Havana style, offers no real hope. The military coup th at toppled President Salvador 'Allende, the America's first freely elected Marxist president, indicates th at most Chileans, at least, were glad to be free of the Marxist yoke. ('hretr, .)tafl w . - arty, a a P inc rational promptly pledged all allegiance o the military junta a (HaL over the govcrnment after Allende's suicide. The truck drivers who had been on strike against the Marxist government since July 26 promptly announced th ey would return to work. A a I a Mope could. r"r,odic work stoppages, declared tlwv were ,'r,nr,h,..nkl., • a . mtrators, who were protesting against the Allende regime then, that the armed forces were taking over the job of policing the capital, and that SoMier!i shc". t to hill _________ — Other Thoughts- . r - X-4r, ',.~anfvrb ijeralb 3222611 of an ecclesia ' cal *;Av.eD.DoyLr Advei'tfsing Dirtor & A lat* PubHSh, --. • - 4 J0NA. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor Sporti Editor remonYm -lieu of a dvil marriage C tificate. (Other religions do not enjoy this advantage and their onies considered binding under Colombian law.) 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HefMd news rsnted - f - ' - - -- - - - - i. - ' c' - - ' - -_ £RIS1$T - i 71111' I a I - . -.: , I' - - 1 - -: - - - - - ''- - Still PLIlUflg the ttlfl$ - - ——-- crimes , .i- dymnib , in to the - r;s-T;..j7.. -. , - By Ray Cromley - his reporter has been Interviewing officials and reading the results of research on those who use computers to comrn mit crime. The results are most disturbing. T credit or punishment for th eir success in manipulatlog the computer to steal or destroy the secrets of some group, government organization or business firm. In one university case, the perpetrator had a complete confession stored as a file in the system he had successfully defeated. Th is strange and disturbing of values isn't found only on one side of the Street of course. Researchers report a set company which routinely sent out phony bills by hand. Some customers apparently paid and the company profited. Those who were alert, ar,d complained, were told, sorry, computer the main, as young (usually I8-30, bright, highly-motivated which used its computer system to dream up, or create, nonexispeople, none in trouble with the police, challenged by the tent Insurance policies, th en sell th em for a profit. complexity of beating the system and outwitting protective devices. (intellectually stimulating man against machine). Though the state of research in th is computer crime field Most are in trusted p'iittions is limited and th e measuring me thods used are rot as technically scientific as they will be la ter, there are, neverth e. They see no thing wrong with cheating ii giant corporation, less, other somewint crude surveys which seem to bear out Some, apparently, see iteir actions as "getting even for th e th e results outlined above, at least tentatively. "great harm" these organizations do to society. What is disturbing to th is reporter, of course, is the notion But these compu ter crimes are not !imited to giant t,usj. that wrong may be right when we are dealing with ma noises, banks, insurance companies and the like. They ta ke chines, or with large institutions, pri va te and government, . place in universities. in hospitals, in voting tallies at dec. with people in the mass. ,—'----------------------___._...____________________________________________________________ Child Father Of Man phalanx of worshipers (mostly FBafr) and had a huge fund ofjppy " OrnmVniiy rv,' i-fjrj :n 322.3415 .nn Ric'a,l.99s9 P.iinful as it t t :'tflut, I tn exactly outgoing. It takes me about three years of having coffee an'! Lia4iigui li-ear Lake. Forest City Lakehionme Gract'5pinks - 72 7fl Liz N.alhieuz :149 'c annette Edwards 4s 'j - -- Chuhil,s .322-441 Winter Sprir.gs At?arnntc Springs fi'#-in B or) th 322-6233 835 2992 - rern Park G- ira Eas?brooh via 2997 with a I was basWul. I used to spend ZI da ys dreading the 365th day whi ch the n i*l Piano recital. Trying to be IwIp(u1 my father *wW tell me to Jiut Imagine the audience in their underwear. This fantasy v4çosedly would reduce my In- - timidation at the sight of all those alionmous faces. however, the mental picture cii all thor grim popie sitting there in their BYDs waiting for me to make a In. was c.c-n bvc4-3e. I both admired ar4 hated the sdK)ol heroine, Marilyn Popular, wh was always surrorliwied by a It wan'( that I couldn't think of SUM comebacks too. But Unfnrtu - telv. I !ways thought of them three hours too Late—usually In bed at night reliving the scenewhere the f ootball hero casually says "hi" to me arid Irespond with such a snappy comeback that he, at once, '"r'- ai'd irr!h!uc!p's okit demeanor, arid is my captivated by my devastating personality. Once I had solved my Identity isis by re lilb%g I dLrth't actually want to be Marilyn Popular, I just wanted 1 boyfriends, I discovered I wasn't actually bashful at all. lnstearj I was scr.aitive and in. was ositen Mn. Clarente Snyder , Lim Biker daily- iithiui,c person before I begin to consider her an acquaintance, And -friend friend"is a t= I'm orly ready to bestow on isamI'moeJyreadytow someone who made paper flowers wi th me in kinderm'arton .i bt.) nO. trospedve, Carper's and nit-piciceis IIIaf suggest there Is hardly any discernible difference between bnhful and Introspective but as any - 1-tia1iy Lwo'xltrig hyerr.eritive, who was formerly labeled as bashful, knows, they are completely In error. Some of the bad days fulnesastfl hang inthere, though. ure the piano recital. I'm still sitting there, gasping for breath with a big terrible obstruction In my AtLui's ppit and my ler',ou.s ic going full )-.iasL And I'm not even playing. I'msweating ny daughter (who Is the picture of confidence and aplomb) through "Fnntasjcwithout one nitt.akc. As she smiles and curtsies, I in my folding chair ut te rly drained. iiripn, mptu ' "What's wrong, mother?" she Asks on the way home. "The recital was great, don't you think?" I do indeed. But she has no idea what I went through to Insure the flawless performance, there in the third row, paralyzed with apprehension In an auditorium lull of stern rieoplc wearing HVDs, willing each correct note from each 9-year-old piano student by sheer tooth-gritting concentration. Killings who :Schaefer Alt urder TriaI Starting Second Week fran over. - , - - Loans May Stop If Rates Rise More Bank two • ALCO says. Killed By situation is not critical statewlthusurylaws, "If they donot act, it cow, but it has reached serious pro- spell serious economic con portions," Dickinson Said sequences to businesses ii Ocean Wave recently, Florida," he said. . The state usury law prevents Dickinson said his office I banks from charging interest of studying the situation and is Ii JACKSONVILLE, Fin. more than 10 per cent to mdi. close touch with the Federa (AP)—Four members of a viduals and 15 per cent to car. Reserve Board, which has th Jacksonville family have praUons, power to set prime rates. drowned and two fl)OC $r' "Some New York banks Federal officials are particu feared drowned, possible vieChose Manhattan was the latest larly concerned about Floridi tims(4alargewavethatgwept are rwinlng prime (Interest rates because the ,t,teis one a, them train a jetty, officials U7 rates) up to the border line the nation's Largest mortgagr The four were Identified Sun- where If Fkirla banks get the markets, he said. day as Louise Pitts, 71; her money from them, they can't brother, The Rev. Author B. make loans," Diddrism said Steve Hudson, senior vice Hagans; her sister, Althea H. president of the United First Jernigan 57, and Mrs. Pi tts' "If, for example, a Tallahas- Florida Banks Inc. of Miami, daughter Helen Barkim, 50, see bank borrowed $25 million agreed that banks will be runfrom a New York bank, it would ning into problems if interests Missing and presumed have to pay 914 per cent and a keep soaring. drowned were Mrs. Pitts' hus- bank can't pay salaries, band, 55, and Henry operating costs, rent and all on :J qr' IR Colston, 48, her son by a pee- a quarter per cent," he ex. sbus marriage, officials said. plalned. "They are now talking about Coast Guard officials said the 12 to 14 = ar cent Interest on six left their homes Saturday Loans to corporations," Dickinh. 323-3866 mormñng to fish from the jetty, son added. 'llilsjsvery new to 1 ie of two manmade breakwaters projecting about a mile, Into the Atlantic Ocean on ciCaP I a (her side of the mouth of the St. I Johns River. a, tion day. Chotiner distributed "McGovern flared up copies to H. R. Haldeman, briefly: 'Bccuc you canncit then the While House chief of communicate or understand staff, and to John Mitchell, these - - Covered Contenders yearnings of lots of young Freidin frequently made ones. I don't believe they are the rounds of Democratic a single bloc, that they all presidential contenders and support one Issue or anot her.' reported back to Chotiner McGovern just shrugged .. their off- the•record cracks "An agreement O'Brien exabout one another. tracted was that they should Joseph, .) _ _ 4 - that Sen. George detailed reports on secret McGovern, D-S. D., was Democratic strategy sessions "playing In a civics class and Goldberg picked up a few with theory.... His welfare tidbits of political go ssip. But proposals are a school boy's in large pert, their reports dreams." contained routine political inIn turn, McGovern corn- formation that could have plained to Fr,tldin that newsHumphrey "is being very papers. _____________ A woman's body was found near the jetty late Saturday, prompting a search that turned up the bodies of two more - wtsncn and a man, the Coast Guard said. "It gets pretty rough out BRUCE BIOSSA T I ven Gi nt W' movabl , or And Tilt -Shelf S Re ~ e a Do . Nq - there and six-to-eight-foot - ~g M~__, waves are not uncommon," • said M.K. Brokaw, a coast spokesman. =_____ - — hopes in Jersey Brokow said the search for the missing two was called off Sunday. "The tidal sweep is very stronr hi that area, so we'll just hive to wait until the bodies surface," he said. I * TRENToN, N.J tNE1%, You have to take a look at the 1973 New Ji'rsey governor. ship rare for signs of a Watergate iitirml impact, yet there 1 11 .flv no known fresh voter studies to provide any gauge on that What you do get, howeyer, is a ratJ'r widespread seat-of. the-pants Judgment from state observers that the Demo. cratic nor,minee, former Superior Judge Brendan Byrne, is comfortably ahead of hisCourt HepuhIirn rival. if S fle: ('hark- -: Ar ii:, Pik- boast, Jr, sLate tidd with Us own scandals, is that he's never run for of I ice Sandman's top coi;iinrj scoffs at the idea Byrne has a their man Is running about even with a big undecldetl vote still to be picked off" boost from New York Coy, off, and got a good "kick. Nelson Rockefelier', Sept. 17 appearar,ce at.Chc'ry lull (near Camden) In his beha lf. P1NECRT SHOI HWI 1792 - getting touchier and more one of his audiences.... thin-skinned as time goes by." Humphrey remarked that he Freidin's reports began on thought McGovern was placMarch 23, 1971. He was ing too great streuoe the Inreplaced on September 8, fl uenceandimportance o(the 1972, by Gold berg who con- young and new voters in the tinued the reports until dee- 1972 campaign and election. Apprehension Syndrome Considered -41 By JOAN COLI3y udAvwnts V t --% Clouded GOP has Correspondents C'i. _______________________________________________________________ cen _____ f t he Associated Press ,h,ch 'S i SII th e local se fox rcp —____________________________________________________ - •i1JA1i (Al') Two AULtI after the iwlitary Likeovcr by ty of the Bosn area, uIn graduate studenisbeIdeap. Chilean troops there have been beatings, of burst Into "meleftisgohig tohitback, Europear,LotjnandolJ" Uve for a week during the m their home and found news hard,"Schesch predicted.,,The Scbesch, who mid he and his Chilean coup say they wit- clippings, books and Other AIML right said 'you're dead.' And wife had been in Chile for 2½ nessed the execution of 400 to teriaI3 the troop said were the left said 'okay, yotw're go. years, said they wanted to persons and predict the Marxist and subversive, log tobe dead.' Many In the make an appeal to people in this blood bath is far SCheaCh said he 'was bea te n govern party have been co untry and elsewhere "to put "We personally saw the o the night he WU arrested killed, but much of the lead- pressure on to help the forshooting of 400 to 500 prlsoncra, and the both he and his wife ership said they saw and heard beat- and has gone underground, cigners there." - 1111111101111 tlonal Stadium where we were Ings administered to oth er pris- Schescti accused the ruling being held," said Main th Gee. orr3, many of FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) Schaef er had been in their em foreign- military juanta which over. ei's. The trial of Gerard Schaefer, a homes to see their daughters, cause of death. He said a rett.'Schesch UPOfl returning jawbone found In the aluanow this country Sunday With his The Chilean mili tary Junta threw Marxist President Salvafomw deputy sheriff charged core Allende of conducting an The M00W Of Miss Place graves had a .v,caliber bunet wife Patriciahas said 7,000 Otileang; and for. organized massacre agaff,st with the mutilation slayings of pointed her finger at Schaefer Z hole in it. 11~ elgner-s were being detained at two teen-age girLi, was to re- and said he was the man who ;A.- - J At the time the bodies were "They told me I would be the footbali stadium, including sme today after a three-day had picked -Ow of thelr I the military found, Schaefer was jailed in shot." Scheseb, 31, Mid, 'N i i ref k2. x ., t tin". 5iargc cr aimag .cflccna, graduate students at Umüted&ates P'rancts Flynn foreigners," Schesch , circuit Judge C. Pfeiffer daughter allve. said. two other teth-qe girl& the University of WWconsin, of Miami and j Trowbridge recessed the trial "He's thinner and his hair Is Schaefer's re ç, Thursday, saying that some darker...btjt this Is the man Hank Dean, brother-in-law, we released Friday and ex- — told the six-mem- pelled from the county. They Withesses would not be with whom my daughter kf" bet Jury that the foer deputy arrived In Miami aboard of I0 % 4 a;a available until this week. Lucille Place said. offered to confess while he and the few flights permitted to Schaefer, , Is charged with The girl's fath killing Georgia Jessup, 16, and also Identified er, Ira Place, Schaefer's wife, Teresa, visited leave the Chilean capital. Schaefer. in his cell to discuss the grisly Th! ware in Santiago Susan Place, 17, both the Fort Later, Geurge Jesaup tear- rmt doing research for doctoral de-- N Lauderdale area. Their fully testified thatSchaef er had Investigators claim the as. dismembered bodies were been a visitor In tils EARLY BIRD found last April in a remote shortly before his daughter-home saults, the killings and diary.. overthrew elected Marxist TALLAJI1%55EE, Fla. (AP) Florida. It has not been charged dlslike notes written by Schaefer President Salvador Allende. area on Hutchinson Island In St. appeared Rising Interest rates may in Florida before." lSopR last September'. may be linked to the murders They said they were arrested soon clash wi th Lucie Cwnty. Florld*' usury The comptoller said the fedother testimony, Dr. Ricti. and disappearances of at least In testimony last week, par, ard In Souviron, a forensic dentist, five other South t would hav to Florida wornents of both girb testified that gave state from making loans, State act soon to limit interest rates the caw's first due to the en. M itU U 1105 We Ofl1 I III I IIIlII7 himself off. But he sm ghosts as clear as he. Thus, contendall over, t rying to do him In." ed McGovern, he didn't see Later in the year, any possibility of fusion or Humphrey spoke to Freidin kind of coalescence of tacagain about Muskie. "You'd tics.... th ink that I was a member of "Hughes chimed in to say the Nixon. staff the way Ed that this was a small meeting avoids rne..," grumped among Democrats, thatl Humphrey. "He seems to be McGovern wasn't addressing He reported, for example, all meet together more that Humph rey told him dur- often." ing "a 20-minute personal Foo1oe: Freidin submitted talk" Coy W WLI ' sometimes a 'getting ••• stir - -: cause Cupley News Service FM - -a -- ' ' ijo sonry class taught by Angel Mendez, pour floor for new classroom being added on to Seminole High School Students learn through doing working on nrnlpf In tmnrrtn 'V (•• UIC school and community. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) has behaved towards him. of their closed-door set There hasn't been any rap. Ion. port between the two 1 know 'No Char,ce' of lately. Muskie, I'm sure, Wrote Chapman's Friend: believes that Hubert Is under- "McGovern said that he had cutting him. I don't think his own positions and posture, that's true. Muskie La killing that SOflie candidates weren't - Herold Area — then the attorney general. and are up to, doesn't mean Lions, In voter registra tion, in welfare offices and tax refund After Mitchell abruptly left they should be put beyond the departmen ts, in the federal and local governments. Washington In the wake of th e political pa le.' Though most of these individual, hide their crimes be- Watergate break-in, hia copy "Humphrey,in good humor. went to campaign manager replied: 'George, I be lieve I of the effect disclosure wou ld have on their promising. Clark MacGregor. brilliant, careers, some seem to have an urge understand the feelings and receive - Entered .. s0ed (JaSS mailer AuguSt 27. 1908 M the OU'c. of Sanford. Florida 32771 entifled cN . - - '. .- 1. WASHINGTON (NEA ) -- t ) - SUBSCRIPTION RATES $7 Month 525101 Year - --.- RAY STEVENS Press Room F oreman SSc Week $142O6Mon?hs . . . . . - --- I - __ .. Home Delivery r -. Computer N I L L VICEN 1', JR. Chief Photographer - - i flOt WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller Adytçtjjnq Manager - I over," _._ MASONRY CLASS BUILDS ADDITION port - marriage JANE CASSEIBERRY Coune? Editor I ard one of the few nat1or in the world that FRANi VOLTOLINE, General JRICHARDS II I - STU rM11S I - divorce' v.r% , DAViDA. BRYANT Managing Editor for greater individual freedoms have encoutaged the new b.od opinion rnoetiy from tie niwiie andupperdasaes, that feels church and the state should d n Miami Hotel Dea appear a __L. _,_~~'_ ' - - - - - Colombia is one of the few countries In Latin America WALTER A. GtE 1.0W, Editor an Pbli her 1 - - 6 - Miami - a United \ Fuller vvarren MIAMI (AP) Former Gov, milk a nd he just plopped would aLso be made today He wed a 23-year-old Los An. progressive chief executives," Fuller Warren, credited wi th said his brother Julian, a Jack. Gov. Reubin Askew pr aised geics sociali te, Barbara Jeane said Allen Morris, long-time taking Florida's cows of.! sonvIIle attorney. Warren as "a loyal native son of Manning, In 1 949. He was near- Clerk of the Florida House of state's high ways and putting Its Among the achievemen ts of Florida and one of It, m ost ing 44 at the time and it was his Representatives. "The Florida citrus on the nation's tables, is his h!ni was the removal of a colorful governors," third marriage following two Turnpike, the Sunshine Skyway dead of an apparent heart at. law that allowed livestock to "He was a f riend of mine and earlier divorces. The third in SL Petersburg and the Jack. tack. He was roam state roads and highways I, along with all other Florid, marriage also ended In divorce sonville Expressway system War, en, who served ' at will. Anothe r was the forma. laos, will miss him," Askew in 1962. were all started while he was in governor from January 1949 tO Lion of Florida Citrus Mutual, a said. From his boyhood days in January 1953, was found agroup that did much to stabilize But along with the accomWa , rren nd who liked to brag in Blosnflstown, the Florida Pan- p.ctijiaents came a national fuorganize the s tate's slumped on the floor of his suite later years that he "made 50 hand le village w here he was in the [hiPnnt Plum I1AtAI , industry, . ......... . .. .rafi,4 fn ,, progress had an born Oct. 3 1906, Warren by a maid Sunday al. Anautoçywas honor a demand from the U.S Juledfor yadministration marked by being governor of Senate crime investigating of ause Y U state committee that he nd "He was apparently on his and time of death Jull his marriage while gov"I think history will record give tesUmony aboLt organized way to the kitchen to get some ren said service ' errr created a . Warrenasoneof thernost crime in Florida - 1. r ' fivictions, 83).3 -- ons update and separate their TELEPHONE ,- majority olic na AI C citrus - = - 8 - - / By th is time of year the June bride ca lls her mother for advice on only the more complicated recipes. Her coong has advanced from X-rated to PG (with parental guidance.) 13 I —19 Found _ Monday, Sept. 24,1973-5A , or Gen. Augusto Pinochet, head of th e military junta, is a man who inspires respect. A year ago, during a period of widespread unrest in San- % ~:;r ~W_i , 11_ boy But, 8bove all, the Marxist strong-am - ____ Sou gangs, who claimed to be heavily armed and ready at a moment's notice to take up their weapons to de(end the Socialist revolution, failed to act massively. It seemed that they were dissuaded by the military junta's show of force. , 4 t " % ,w ttu,, tu.,rn I - ZA't~l~:c,, to tile People. I Sejc America 's Ca I 1II I ., and what the press corps scartlssue"andjackson"the candidate from Mars." knew but couldn't write. Copley News Separation of couples be handled by civil Barefoot Boy' civil couric iihIit nI Thø r.,g'ritItiW1 1w .. •.. I T)LU(3 (ItJLI. IIJj. , rnarriedin the church ex,senator with Another — and BOGOTA, Colombia — Thestatealsohastw,ejor troversy, the Colombian President Nixon's veteran t ey represent the vast many of Its educational government has most Catholic of South presidential ambitions, never political operator, Murray them Eugene McCarthy, bad of Colombians — is obligations to the Roman questft'ned e Chotiner, who paid th ti the right of th thed everyone during his beginning to question the possible only with the approval Catholic Church. Unlike the church to be the arbiter In talks with Freidin. sti court, States, where govern- educational matters, in bite the Democrats They were validity of stateiteferring to Sen. Ted Kenlong, often futile process which me:it support and taxation of imposed religion. schooLs as well as private in. identified in the confidential reports only as "Chapman's For Colombians, more is at many Colombians feel should parochial schools have been the stituflons. called the barefoot boy tnk than the ii h t Freidin re* with brass and an intellpvt of Early in 1971, A 'As of worship. The Issue of statethe same metal." ported to Chotiner that I here church relations affects a McCarth} spoke of New had ht en i i tlltnc' .1' 'v-' 1. ' r I . ut' Sens. IluhL'rt ILUIII iivin marriage to educaLifill. Lindsay as a "perpetual Unlike other th American who had the Muskie. DMe., the is run- laughing countries, such as Chile, ning mates. Freidin quoted brains bred out of him." Uruguay Venezuela, religion Senator Harold Hughes, I)" Humphrey as telling him 21141% still plays a vital role in local Iowa, was more amused than sadly: "I'm sorry about poll ti Long after their neigh11~ l i , He even acts sometimes as if angry, reported Chapman's bors had settled religious dl!Friend, at his fellow presihe never knew me." fei t he Colombians were dential contenders. In a 'IreltySor& Al killing each other in the Freidin also approached reference to McGovern and name of Roman Catholicism. Humphrey's wile. Muriel, Muskie, Hughes said F "La Violencia," which about the Muskie relation- "George and Ed flOW go ç started as a civil war between ship. "Mrs. Humphrey was arpund with the weight of the Colombia's two political parties short and to the point." wrote world on their shoulders. You In 14 92t, had degenerated into a Chapman's Frie.d. She said can't even kid them. They religious, crusade by 1951. Even really get üp'tight If you fleesimply: "We don't ever dle them even a little bit." today, 15 years after the bloody r I them except at some funcI Larry O'Brien, then the war's end, some Colombian Lions. There isn't much to t t :aut" li.iirPmtwrtk — — Humphrey's Minnesota col- man. called the presidential when thc Coieative Party league, Sen. Walter Mondale, contenders together to stop and the country's bishops ruled () gave Freidin this off-the- the backbiting and to seek Colo . record report: "Hubert f unity. Afterward, Freldin In the last de'ade, however, pretty sore at the way Muskie gave Chotiner a detailed foreign Influences and a desire - ^ * 7 ' Gov. rrvr I; I %/I 1. ___ _. I blec 0. - - _;j top Democrats saying harris called Humphrey "old privately about were one another State Religion -. airline Pilots and others, that had been holding I . rough.... it will not do him WASHINGTON — We have read the confidential reports any credit and only leave than he of the two correspondents him morc embittered is.,, who doubled as political Ex-Sena t or Fred Harm, spies for the White )j')use. Okla., who then had presi. Seymour Freidin and Lucy dential ambitions, "almost Goldberg, using their news frothed at the mouth," re credentials to get off-theFreidin, at the men ported record interviews, reported and Sen. lion of Humphrey to the Nixon camp what the henry Jackson, DWash. was beginning to return to normal. The curfew was lifted Monday, Sept. 17, so that workers could return to their Jobs. Banks and stores reopened for what business they Questions • To Chotiner rl. 1 973. t Lnst.d natty s,wd*aW. Time For Change Columbia *--. A=. F - ."A ,I *.Tj~*, I might have been expected. In fact, press reports indicated that Chile After the coup of Sept. 11, there were reports of sporadic sniping and gunfire in those working class districts where the Socialists, Communists and other extremists had armed and organized the masses. But noth ing on th e scale of what The Sanford Herald Freidin's Reports 0 - A - NS ,, ____ .1 0- __ AS- - - R Ui -- ~ ! __ 7~_11 1 $)flQ State Off icials Consider Gator Hunts "4 $ bag lead, say 1A1.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP)— Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission officials say the state's alligator has grown 1 at ....&. i_ ..__i_ i umi *k.. l6LV 15 U1 considering a hunting season for the reptiles. Sandman's managers in(t, too, that he's a lot closer than Byrne to New Jersey voters' heart; on the "gut' that his unequivocal stand against a state income tax. againj a statewide zoning proposal that would open up burgeoning suburb lower-cost Ishmeat in a state badly troubl housing, and for capital pun. ed by crime works strongly to his advantage. The commission is completing a census expected to show that the Florida alligator population has grown faster than its people population An annual census found 250,000 alligators In the state last exyear. Thisycar the pected to top 350,0, a 53 per -- New Jersey is only state among the nation's top 10 without an inco the tax. On the other hani, its are among property ta xes the highest anywhere. In these prosperous but inflationary times, "tax" is about the dirtiest word you can utter in New Jersey. figure Is e cent Increase in four years, ac- cording rordinu to Commission - LI IF . . ------ Uirector Ii. Early Frye, alligator the first such of the commission', Law en. "And that's a lot 'i alliga. documented death in recorded forcement branch, says officers tors," Frye said. American history, use several techniques to count Louisiana, pnother state CM. Brantley Goodson, chief alligators. ...s...1 t. 1a Stz..._,.. $PJWU I% 115 1.UK1' J(llatlo,i, recently allowed a limited bunt and Florida officials are expected to go there this weekend to see whet effect it had, - 'Perhaps conservatIonIsts ha ve put too g a haio on our alligator," Frye added. "So now we have to get people thinking of the problems they crea te In 000ulated areas." Earlier this year a 16-year.old ar girl was killed by an S asota i, 1 1111 J.3W '' Beautifully styled withGeneral Electric's new upswept cooktop that's so easy to keep clean! I-li-speed Calrod5 surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size oven features itbn.tilt shell and oven door that's removable for easier oven cleaning. Sanford Electric Co. On Mom thrv Fri. $a.m..$p.m._ Cloud onSat. 2572 PARK DIAL 322-1562 - -- -- i" F - I ,7 ~ _____ ______ _~~ W-M �i ALLEY I Im p__________ by Dave Ga • aAgaff .., ?p N: . ~ I- . .-. . ' 54 Dow--ful ruler U City In Italy 414 put Phe 3 1 1 rr 1 31 114 La c to* (Var.) - M---.- .Ift - d A lk=* -- 3 IL - __ - -1 = ..' - . ~ ll Yearm t u" tCm =We officer Venice Aul slope l&wquLi 3OA 4 Famous performer 7 Und,enramwot an U I Farm anlmjI .Ucoaguhte 13 14 ,. -- I - I 17 _ .. I I20 I1 'b.) 53 mplace 56 Masculine nickname 8 9 I 1 - 1 can no longer remain sgenL Mercy hung an ung5 e vil, must not pet ch a ne. We should pect the giftci 41Ierini UI iUtcbe 0!Ih-JM 43 Greek letter 44 Ventilate a EMOPLU - (ant.) 41OtytnI flRort,r (Fr.) 3 37Flatflg DEAR ABBY: I was alamed when I read an item In Y1column encoura&g you readers to Send for "A Living Will," instnxiing, one,s clergyman, Physician, attorDeY, and .soine appointed family members for frier let him the with dignity whc-n all &greed that death was inevitable, I failed to write at the time to express my harror. But now that I bow that you were responsibW for llUCgrn 11 — 16 a _71 12 - d not stem m a for land pa)lng for) t 0111 U10 desire ca mcond look to be in. 24 25 a dper awa ci hi human desUni. it I am so to e u phlng Ujis Living I You ba mllllong of and could be a foe for good Id of this type a( thing should God, a i life should end. wbo vouW yo U trW to dedde when AflBY5haH? You have given the Living Will enatugh publicity. fair, d prtht this t 35 i 36 I By - when no one, or at least ___ 45 46 51 52 r53 - 57 ty. I 59 I JIS 1:0 hve for -n,y recartry Iphysica £uL1OII those wto love me wotild respect my wishes. mis mat does't , TWisted Cause Poor FitS . A~& ystcisas a that a hope or life I 317 $am 8( reasm i m a F Mn m r -. ___ / By POLLY CRAMER . — who wrote "Most cancer victims i'*d the ObitU*TleS spphn and fear." My a1 cords we owd by !Ut' U &O becau of throat cancer. bead of apfrebenglon )1 and fear, i ien the future IN ____ I . I . I . S ' ByFANNE EDWARDS 4 I - rr BUGS BUNNY - 11 ___ , by HeimahI & StofrI f - 7 I .i ' — l\ - W IA6 \ •1 I' I '__i(• .) .. ' // - i - - I'l I V. f'. 9 ___ ) with ,' ;ig I _ I rj w.ir , L WMY WAY THEY 11 LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK trim I' i ., and . / Polly's Problem — 0 M17 1 AL7HT U4I59 B fthds hIInsf pitehed ln faces of I - SuMuf cwmq for 14 tat md t Od(lror Is A tiM ljtqet VW $8j#1 OPPE g REM lot _______ ____ ________________ ___ ___ I House Of Steak Ph 313 IIO We Still Have I — r 39 SPECIA -- the scientists on the project some precarious LOUNGEOPENVAILY INCLUDINGSUN — taged the project, and he the L Business Mews LUNCHEON . HOTELS & MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SE RVI Ct ROUTE U SANFORD, FLORIDA - I 11 STATE . I Ts elevision DRIVE IN MO NDAY 'v' 4 AFTERNOON EVENING RESTAURANT _____ 12:00 (2 Jeopardy (Q Secret Storm (9) pjews To TelI The Truth - CONEY DOG DA ____ -- _______________ --- - — CARROLL RIGHTER'S Z (44) M Squad (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith (9) Let's Make A al ('3) et For Adventurp (24) French Chef 8:00 (2) Nati onal Geographlcs (4) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (13) Lots A Luck 7:30 - * . ____ - _________ ( 4k ) ; Shmaa rmwSanium um - AY FEVER u ere 45 — ____ I I Drinks ForThePrjceOfOne - — F -- - RIVER ROOM RESTAURANT uses t1imasbaittogetattop ______________ ____ • . Samford LUNCHEON L I — WORRY -_ , 0 -Tu,~~ %6604 8 39 NBC DIANA "Shuffle ff to ' ______ - - WIDE 0 ; 0 the rniddle of a planned riot. (Micnael Sarrazin) are killed. Shortly before th riot breaks Peppard believes the lone .1 -fi_7 ion be. ts be u by thm"Ads so ow tN An The Breakfast 711 Lunch 11'32•3o Dinner 5-10 _____ ' *. _7 - - 1 -___ .. _.- "no WIVS, 0 I 04 .1 S. 6100 'r meeting. # ' dersta by Crooks & Lawrenco V4Lj( AR'; find cafee were served. H k - / ,, presided at the •• - \ - CAPTAIN MY t inecting is Oct. become (hi slim , "" ' \ ? / mix pun colts *3Z ow the FRANK AND ER NEST L D cwm ii P25 b TI. -. it lose iijfy fat that's made the kind of cancer I had curable in almost '! moy wifi bi f.fur4id quulinj / • II DEAR POLLY I wish you would please print U .C.L.A. 111W. Accept .1v uftfitutei. sad with 1, II I F > ap 1111111 ALL , -i--. . IEAM i*youu t• ''te DEAR MUy - I do hot more haneit, more iecurate -it lair, pi-ai MCC awk . Wirk there is an Me tribute to members, welcomed them uft ãd r to $often eck the bra cups in Mrs. B. J. L's bIh. When r hJth same ii~ produced. unkue force p roblem wi th a favorite bi kini I used a razot blade to cut — with a club roster. away the lining that was back of the bra cups, removed the bouff it yes gd a a yaw chosL All . ith rman . READING THIS icL-JAN CLINIC w C*W. N, . .. Crans, Ph.1% kto. reported on their newly adopted /i.V pM. ... YOU ARE is ,~ L aeW r DEAR programs for this aLLY I am answering M. B. J. L. ware of "Allfl'$ whose biT Mlinent," kini has bra cups that havt,., mInIsaUve year to include I very hard. I had the '.. - — . J same frouble wi a one-piecebecome ... 1 , swim suit a few yea rs ago. I college I . 111111 getting volunteers to aid school 1 FORECAST FOR flJESDAY, SEMBER 25, 1973 graduate, he was removed the oldth cups, bought new ones in the swim ( teachersfntheirworkth.car suit see- "one-date- suitct, for girls ton of a department store and found they were /.'. very i easy to LLfl , _________________________________ aoed second dates with him. This important program is Put my suit. — nen he ingconductedyf usIng some Wa yne be . DEAR POLLY -When Using cookie cutters to make deco- Psychological strategy. See WINTHROP pull er, educations chairman. 4 L r1tive finger sandwich" r 'S ---. , what happened! Wives, Wo. Can a iC L yUIu 4 110;~ . I always freeze the bread first and UY ; bmft w" rAST N W Work at the Good Samalitan thft cut 0411 UW IMPM while _,,*~% avoW divairce thembyt ___ or,-N. the bread Is frozen. This OfE S.,. i 0 Home In Sanford, each 11W. 0 , "k~bw iw WU KNOW, t Pr"enU U91Y PwKiwd edga. MW P~$&ZI~ MAKE Man TKA-r .., *OeIthSc.ITOII Riita Instftut THER03 I in ~ d f _ w fl 1daY Of Che year by Mrs. Ber. CASE Y-M: Alan D., aged 34, __ - __ RAVE IvCV GOr Keep be cut bread frozen \%4'1 - 1) ,~, I M ALWAYS 6 ALwkVS 71-M .10 -1 nard Kartman,C. 1. p. chairman M FMEQ2D,CY Is a brilliant until engineering loot SO Dri just a few hours before FL"W4 CAMZ A GENERAL TENDENCI ES: Wonderful is i graduate . . and her aspects serving, COIflImttei,, let them thaw and to (inisi anythin underway a well as to : study "B, Dr. Crane,"his worried then spread wi th the desired I new method5 for starting 4t_Lj 'I è'f5?j' ,%some verture that \ filling. Do not waste the cutINTRODUC1Oy orrs mother began, "Alan doesn appeals / ou nccd to !'Unk over Carefully. off crusts but save them for win friends. woita $I.so • FO5T... . "And he cant seem to hd who w // Baa, o. small iii. then total fail ures ccImpletins duties at home or ehewhere. Later B. the interest of girls, though be is in the day, pt 5ynaCJ.. Md all the potentw for , ON . got Your wa rdrobe m moo order or all. good looking. ~ . standing success, " M , pt ' I I . 't DEAR POLLY for All TAUPUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Good day F*way ftla Dmg , 1~~ I "Yet his father and S I would their focA point. to repay members of Ph. 322.8ml family are Impoftnt social debts and mt&in favor of thou you like. like to have him g ma rried 1 I 1116 OrIARde Dr. Jeausmeydthemthtoss helped in terms of tim, nerves And money saved by bav $OR-Wd PIC10 . -M — Your P" son*l Ute MO 09AL Ckv awsy any bamacleL Make and give us some grand. their ntU an the o0w side of th-' names Of the neighborhood and frequently shuppi L ~ __ _________________ _________________________ el children. ( ' I 2J to unc 21) isfl hOw to Ft YOUT hO 4 ... -=--the boat! stores, their addresses mW particularly their pbone numbers "So whht is wrong with an and hours open in a convenient easily c'Perst accessible pisçe. To BLON61-E intelligent, handsome young there Show more friendliness toward good flbtes for future almost swamped the cut down on the number Of Pa&, ets and so on near the beat with __ good. phone I chose man like Alan, for he likes girls an jival"Che of jM! the infrequently used "z" ucflon of our telebt they seldom give him more WA MOON C`H1LDREN (June 22 to July 21) Listen to wh GOQ I U Alan and hi s unpopular phone-A(Wress book to use for such entries, This has been an — UP DITES r iit / thin one date", cuu MUCH TiM; Invaluable aid in our househ old MARE Complete plans already started. M*kc ____________________ colleagues, both male and f - ROOM WHiLE FM GE SIG DECISsoosts app*intments IMPOI-tant to yout Welfare, l tjRead tonight. r r- C ALANSAILMFNT tl EO (July 22 to Aui 21) al with others legree shift. i fmsnflywa WIN &I 1 At pent they riress their Very hOfIcst fashion, You can Mtn b4in an uptrend in • Aia s ailment is sha by . monetary matters- Think loticafly, OWfl accomplishments ex. c-\ millions of men and women. ~. ctssivefy. VIRGO (Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) You a a sticr for 1.I In fact, it is one re&sw why A ~ For they thin,k that If they can I Precision and order, and this u the ri . I 10 ght day to exerc is such e graduates of g ir 0ftTh (Ui l's c1egea appear qualities After work u completed, 24 Jim Knowing you, I also 1 important th e n join good friends. Be more r(c have a handicap at getting •AS4 aYOwere 1,firs their is Courteous companions will w h to husbands' A75 modifying see them often ,, LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct For this ailm ent is the Nit. I I t may be so, The Alas, those colleagues wOrk-Inig order for 1`11101'r himony Fulfin any pfnrrjws mjI also I 4AK37 Complex! first Blackwood mcclification cissus are branded by this &a m -I ai.t0 pc e In J , others Lo into new ideis ionbt Don'( You remember the visible tattoo: I 11 L SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nay. 21) Join friends and work on #92 Greek yfth who fell in love 3pon to show no aces or four 108783 $01 WANT TO FEEL IM. iA -C - .~ 4* I ~Ws hobbies for thb premgnt Pay important bdlt Evening T10911164 aces. It seemed that anyone reflecti 132 t RT" BEETLE BAILEY eiceltenr for studying and making your abt more could tell which holding was 952 r if •1073 - -_ - _ fl r I Mort Walker wllttracflyt. SO thP more that Alan toots being •J64 SAG1flARIUS( 1 IO foc of , happy pple 3eeme I I) ii U I ! II also 22 toDec.2I)1mproyecijc r his o horn, the more inferi or Theh us un TT E Iç souiii .E TANi(SAR e5an a clerk in the lathes and '"rk_ 10 btliter Your standitil in community. Cooperate with and instead of important LE ARaM MM _4r_N;IT1* highe, four aces there was room to contents. #KQJ (. e girls' TLE! g lfrindfee ir up Investigate phll3flthropk activity. Handle wear depart t RE hQ3 • We call it extreme in. I ; * r HE o f/ And when we are deflated in 711Yre's In Sanford. She h,ls Jim Tod s hand hich , L-. I #Kqjf Ir R i trocio of personlity I( ego, e dilie 2 t J) th e situation or benartsidrnhlnthecjLyf0 / made U& illu~trale.s how this oull IOUIn you can gain furtht knowledge andgt vt üi Yet the Pol)ulai folks (oc,us oil person producing that New ê in works advan otith mr C heck braces he area nr th ut vu1cra5le II,, I their human companions and I"Wt, the Past four Years. tier * T~ S urg 11 Alan to launch hobbs IS tjrt ehig ni ii'i t q~v p .try ton i dl! th I (Iilli' rhp ia Lit dliberatt1 tour, IIeLheck31orkin i,f1 upon the 'Corn 11 / dogs It all sthrted with honest compliments and chee Ii \ kQL'kpJus (Jan 1 to 6370 pllment aub" sfrate I Within 19; ewg Lasi,the shePuppies Psix $4 Febm Pass ST smiles, and she • ) i handling tasks is wise as bigwjgi 30 days he was no longer a one . loved I no" ') I !rump with "re. Z I ff are watching you. Cte(mte to )1.S 6• Success vs failure can thus date male' Pass • _ çI cht I o ty ofsucc. /21 Pass t bemereiyama(terofynur,j In 6 months he not only had 5hedccidedtoget0m50g too, nd PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar '0) I)on't wane time Oswald: "They mi ht #Ct Point. Opening lu4-i but uickl a bcee( pu take ca .f o k I lhl 'nni) there wIthout this modification - won a wife big became so she I •"• rJesus demo,trated this taleni in dealing with pr-plc I ,I:. I . -•----. sarne idc / I £ it aLifl) when he Ua1d & James Jacoby is I thalh fm I I with (hem iT[Jf IA5!gI tran,fedhim whcn is' i TODAY me down to the sea shore to their ° li sales engineering field one of tho-,e delightful Jim: "Is it true thfl the ) ).J ng people who i'l get into many find (hat his Apostles had fis.hed THE PHANTOM % So send I in ,rMe Com - __ - ______ ii iii -. and uris O-.i it; L ,uu -eu. t Lee Falk duu ay Bar Eastern bridge estabiuhrnent all night without catching aub" J1Ii1' fl oil en Vflfl et closing a [i MORE didn't get around to using g THEY'RE GETTI NG anything I1ERr5rp I THE I P'T ii stamped,r,'tu envelope, plus , Did (unit FWX UP. is much Vitality and them 25 - ,herf and an inclig,14 West Afta it Md swept Lbe west?w j, " 0 work 1 ong hours and 1# $1 to "llege may XhXAS at " It to Pan IT I 1Z YOU KIM"? PLENTY VMat _47hv `Zi--- 'Fiml_ thEV dlu not c-Ra-1 Or scold t-hem for ushig l y to the ldfa that someont i And If you wives win apply Its W 4 tic is lw~rjy -P to UL' techniq What do you do,xm? I " rconben YOU neM never Ime V 'iii Prtrr d'y lr,JaJ forct for your A-flu t,ip*dn outboard mand oW modernize ernjto start using it an the old fishing boat they had 5 t i Cl i -, IID1yii II I 0 (T t Fl-Z 1 ,% I r tt_L ta 'rth II I I N at a otkaic Illckwoudandh z, f'ehvarU ha1doIQunow7 __U ,• SALES F 1 The same but and patched "I I excellent convention." nets and the v same men, I Y1 )792 WHAT CASSELBmDV I THE 4I544VOG LE5 r n4A L. ° __________________ ..iu — --,a d on their anniversary -the no;rnally handled by Eydie One he gave her lost year. Gorme. IAICY can't keep her She demands 8 separation and itose out of their private affairs so the husband leaves not the and tries to become th hou", Just her xdroom ft. tr-rmr ecIdes to bunk with Sn (series star Dom De )Ou like slapstick, the scene In Stan's bedroom is hilarious. 1l NBC NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT lIE MOVIES "The --Groundstar Conspiracy" Espionage drama, g c THE ROOKIES "A George ppard as astarring tough, Deadly Age" Rookie Terry dispassionate security agent Webster pes as a prison i assigned to find out why a mate to get a bet UnTetProject was levelled by. I I season, Thursday afternoon. tremendous this year. The garrulous cabdriver who drove me to Miller's Rozt,u- great fun and enhghteni ry fâtz for an interview Among the 200 pe rsons never heard of "Death of a Salesman," "The Crucible,"had or 'A View present were 34 guests m tb BridgeFor him Miller had never existed. But when we c me closer (Propective members) and to our destination, be announced t Marilyn Mroe used new members vo to live near here. I told him, "This man in during I' The Miller he was married to oswoe. going 10 5" - the month of J uly. Mrs. Wilhelm Stuhrenburg, in. was stunned. The thought of being married to -~~ - . _________________ . to write on a her o, paper. She analed each m bera hand wrlung. It was ~ - ry ' •NO I I . ; - - rtedthillbethegest is DELTONA- The Deltona bazaar, so far, on Nov. 16 and Woman's aub held Is ft 17. Mrs. Henry Konmark regular meeting of the fall announced the follies would be asked each nmber - ' COMMUNE - Mrs. William Withers, Deltona, hand-writing am])-st (not professional, she said). She IR 'I- I wis I I t I But I'm used to being in the minority on this sub eel. by 039~ r Authority I M Franklin H udson troduced the guest speaker, Mrs Eu g ene Addison o --ALSO— " e Muck" ------- , women driven to des ration without studio tracts and stardom to he p them on their way. Though Mailer plays heavily on the goddess side of Mon. e sou'h publicity and used a I Ong line of men almost a ff,ucb ST11 as shabbily as she was umd by As for Mailers mean eacnt of Miller, it's almost as if Noan were jeatous of Marilyn's flamboyant, avatype that he begej Miller the brief and tortured experience of being marned to Monroe. Fingers SOMEUOW,WE HAVE TO REVIVE THE DE RE E TO LIVE IN THEM 2 EMPrIJ ________________________ , nt alcoholics, and o d ger men and IT BETTE OUR DORMS ARE HALF- ____ . UfldIVrt lfl , DEAR POLLS' My Pet Peeve is with fabrics so twisted along th part of the cloth m ust be wasted, I do 3 lot Of sewing. lUre is nothing more mad. denin than to discover a pattern will not fit because of th is unusable part near the se lvage I have Just had th at pblern with same seersucker that was so stretched out along the edges that I lost quite a bit. SALLY ThAT S4OULD APPEAL TO THE STUDENTS 11111_ saw — ~ ---_-~ 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : - - suicide was sad and disturbing. Ye sits 4 (Charles Edwards Photo) What had hlonroe given us? Year Itch," a dumb blonde A dumb blonde in "The Seven in 'Some Like It H ot' and a dumb blonde in "Bus S top-" She as long as things were kept light. was very good at this pa "The Misfits,, she seemed a bit When they got heavy, as In - TV Time Prewiewq q1) voice so Diana has to take her DAY NIGIff FOOTBA11, 7be Love Story', Well now, Gur,- place as narrator for a fashion Dallas Cowboys play host to the Now Sho minq Moke comes Of age, a bold show In Buffalo, ;Ind Diana New Oileans nt. 6:30sat.-Sun. 1:30 S amorous step - %hich might misses the plane. What a thrill National Football Conference 115 make the horsa jealous. Matt when Tolbrook, her office. game at Dallas. $I Dillon gets his first TV kin. mate, reveals he has just gotten When the marshal is ambushed his pilot-s license WA offers to and critically wounded by fly Diana to Buffalo In his small murder Suspect 1s Dean Th plane Diana can't get It out of ______________________ (Victor French), a widow her mmd that Tolbrook is ac-__________________________________ named Yardner cent prone. NOW S"OW10#0 el [ back to health and falls In love ( ] --U WIthhlfll.flutshe'sthrgetof k1r. .11 AL the same gunman who shot X it 9:3O CBS HERE'S LUCY AUM MatL 4 , , PANKY One of show business's best. I1. [iIkMCl11itiL1I known husband-wife teams, --0 0 00 Steve Lawrence and EydIe S 0 84:30 NBC InTSA I,UCK 0 tentacles tonight. 71w play 0 0 "Trial Separation" Olive themselves in a story con. 0 1~ UN'th 00 0 proves very sensitive and cerning a domestic row they 0 DRIVE-1111 THIATRE 11,~cOme!l Outraged because her have. Steve then hires Lucy to 0 0 60 X /N CHAIRMAN AND GRAPHOANLyST Monroe's films and forgot Uem. (I realize teenage boys had o th er reactions.) Rut Millers plays leftan indelible Impression Miller gave us characters who spoke to Americans with uncommon force of common griefs — Willy Laman, Jo Proctor, Eddie. Carbone, even Monroe gulsedasMnggie ID 0 / 1 lu~W i.#W. .,'.M last frontier of female sexuali I 1. ______________ ____________ 1 ____________________________________________ - ~_- -.. I. I1 i ~ - . . ~ _. _,11 ,: 7. --1 . I _.: _ --- 1 - __ . ~! __ - __- - I . L . __ . elarbisInesbega,,atl3o , , ___ .ULL -_ t 1 1 n to i .. I 0. Monday, Scpt. 24,1973-7A The Sanford Herald H~ h h -4 11 I 0. - _____ 'I - . - C- _____ _____________ ,, Christians were to Roman paganism). In "Marilyn." which mme May call the 1W,0W misunderstanding. Mailer com. pares her to Napoleon. i ____ ___ . Ms. Magazine, Steinem characterizing her as a victim -nay a martyr - to mille chauvinism of the 14(tie Gipsy? i A ' A ____ I ____ profundity now attributed to Monroe very few folks, took her seriously, ing. ; 1 1 ______ I Joanne shocking. Germaine Greer has openly Come out against "drawers- 'aad no feminist worth her s,ilt ifi ith % I u1y diui nudity was truly daring, falling just short of outrage — the living end, the — 50 —I — —I ______ ___ and Law Koch Note: Today's column is written by Joanne) Chauvinists and t No Steinem — suddeni everyone counts Maril Monroe as one of the great forces In th eir lives. -1 tj clAn. AGE 64 IN ALBuQuERQUE DEAR #4: The Uvtog WM is "* a dommen,W. ectthg my O pbcIza, lawyer, ud s - - ' ' I n th e age of Deep Throat" wearing no brassiere or Un- 41 b5 IAV~ I , 37 8 f . I-- 6TAPFMD ? V—-," - -~_ -- 41 The most Important things al)out Marilyn .Monroe for me. eenaerin e eLwcrea I not wear under. 1_1 I 32 I. A-, t.4 / victim than many others -- 27 28 'rr -I-; --~ I - MM: no more societyy's . 91511111 ..-I _Am- I __%NW__ ___ a~ -~__ a - -_, () is Rimaer 2GirIrri,n flmebart Abigail Van Buren By '" DOWN -o ' __1 - __ 4 ~~111~ ''_~ N / 38Sbort Pared 10 I Abby takes (TV.) herallu XIN L ving Will u ,a flower R wds.) a partim 16 Asian wild =wj -I W~ I ,, 1 .. - - .,~r-___-_ - - - 7--7 , . -- -- 1111 I _ T~W -- -- - [Pro::l m n:e __ ___ _____ (24) Two Arctic tales (6) Search For Tomorr \ (9)) t, - EVERY / - Where Game - - TUESDAY - A43 (6) Ne%.s (9) All My Children /' Restless (44) MOVIC )30 (2) Three On A Ma tch (4) The World Delicious Hot Dog Smothered In A&W - I -, I - - Turns Co ney UCO _~ - - 8*30 (13) Diana / '\Vtirkin Work* 1/ . 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(9) Girl In My -- C e -7 N - - �SA—The Sanford Herald I— Monday, Sept. 24, 1913 Argent'*ina Elects Perons A Presi dent Wnrld %WW 1 I News Briefs BUENOS AIRES (AP) Thousands of Argentinians danced sang and shouted in the streets of Buenos Aires early today, celebrating the election of 77-year-old Juan D. Peron to the presidency from which the military ousted him 18 years ago. Aid Is Acutely Inadequate Robert S. McNamara told the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank that the bank plans a five-year, $22 billion lending program to help developing nations. But he said aid from the rich nations to the poor ones Is "acutely inadequate' and the poor nations must also make some reforms to redistribute In. come among their lower income groups. Russians Aim For Soft Landing MOSCOW (AP) In a rare, departure from previous policy, the Soviet Union has raled that one of its four unmanned space probes traveling toward Mars will attempt a soft landing on the planet. The disclosure came Sunday in a Pravda interview with Roald Sagdyt, t1 ' chief of the Soviet space research Institute. The interview Rho was the first word that Sagdeyev, a nuclear physicist, is had of the agency. - -SAN IMG(J, Chile (AP) — Chile's new military junta has cordoned off 10 bloèks of midtown Santiago and continued zearching for arms and supporters of the late President Salvador Allende. As soldiers patrolled the streets Sunday they confiscated and burned any literature they considered Marxist. The Junta announced emergency plans to wtangle the Chilean economy and appealed for foreign Investments, promising guarantees against expropriation. But it made dear that the nationalization of the copper mines and other major In. clustrits will not be reversed. The Soviet research appears to parallel work conducted by the US. armed services, mostly in secret. Intelligence analysts say they believe scientists at the Soviet Institute of Chemical Physics In Moscow are carrying on a significant effort in the field of "fuel air e!p1osves." Thr analysts seem uncertain how far the Russians $ _4___,j 1.., L1_ SAIGON (AP) North Vietnamee troops, advancing behind a curta in of artillery fire, .pparentiy overran a govern. went ranger base in the central highlands of Sou th Vietnam during the weekend, the Saigon command announced today. LL Col. li' Thing lIen, tie I :.A.%(',-lUaI, f'Jt UIC wand, reported radio contact with the I.e Mirth ranger base 23 rnik's wee' of Plelku Saturday eve ning after five hours of heavy fighting, - New Battle Concept Unveiled over the battlefield, U.S. Intelligence sources report. The concept Involves dispersing liquid fuel aloft to form an explosive cloud that could blast troops and cause heavy damage to equipment. : I -., COL'.- __ to - ___;-.,-__!..~ LOOKING FIT, Chairman Mao Tse-tung appIuds while presiding at the 10th National congress of the Chinese Communist party. fie was rr.rtected chairman at 79. cse barrage knocked out a number of Installations at base Including the radio antenna, lien reported, He said waves of infantry rushed the wire perimeter In the wake of the shelling. have done it all,"said Peron in a brief statement "We believe the base was M ; n.. i... ported reconnaissan ce aircra ft have spo tted surviving rangers still opera ting In the area uruwui the base. ..,, Ile said the base nine miles from the Cambodian border was defended by a battalion of about 40') rangers, about half of them Montagnard tri besmen, The opening North Vietnam. region. EaLIM Excess wat in the body can er be uncomfortabk. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weight. We at Falrw I'hua Drugs 'recommend it. - .-'. - Only $1.50 Fairway Plaza Drugs Ph 32205-11 Sanford *A -'.L _____ NDO RCCF.-: - if C o IN I -. ne fiftli Hound har7ler to crom the finish line was Mark -..,quet who 41th. Lyman also finished first In the Jayvee division with Jimmy Brinker finish ing In th e top spot at 13:39. Jimmy Copeland was 10th, Chuck Apple 11th, and Ronny Duncan 12th. He the younger brother the Hound Varsity star. 11 _____ I I & 4PJ(' Ft btben SWddinas and Rafters) Landry Goes After 1" WTh W Ton ght NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH SIAPLEGUN i CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING PH. 322-2611 - — — — , - - S — - . — - ; "i' - - - - • ' - q V. ,1 - . - ,, ,,. - . - .: !•--- - 14 . -.:.- - - ,' -f - - S I - - -'- : ____ - . -- -.• 1. - -- - =- - - - . 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'' . - ... - VE% ,--- - - - '-' ;* ' : -: - ' '' -- _ - , , . , - ' ~#. ~~,e hr - — GREG MILES ESCAPES PURSUIT .Walt Morgan blocking Eagle Defender (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) - - _______ fT _____ tesGetPartAmnest • y ith Montreal p By FRED R(YTHENBERG Associated Press Sports Writer - -J:t • - _____ ' Friday the Pittsburgh Pirates lost their f0sJ3 The Pirates ve straight game and first place to the New York less game than the Mets who are 79-77 Pit' MeLc_.and immediately left the country. sburg)1 could take the division title by winning i ts Then the Pirates turned up In Canada, asking remairung nine games. for partial amnesty, which they got with 6.3 and Meanwhile, Wayne Garrett slashed a two-run 7-4 wins over the Montreal Expos. triple, knocking in the tying and go-ahead ruis in They'll reluctantly go back to Pittsburgh and the sixth inning to help the Mets th th they'd love to visit either Baltimore or Oakland, straight victory, 5.2 over St., Louis,to eir six preferably In early Autumn, but under no conI, 9 Cubs 7 ditions will the) return to New York it must ha%e seemed like an endless swnmer The Pirates, like so many other out 4owners, for Philadelphia's Ken Brett, who had 13 viejust had a bad cxperIcrce In New York. But t he ir triumph in Canada moved them to tories August 11th one-half game behind the bullies from New York, Sunday he finally gained No 14 and he did it on while the Mets were beating up the Card inals For the mound and at the plate Brett s two-run single capped a five-run eighth the second straight day, 2. Elsewhere in the NI ., Philadelphia downed inning counter rally that carried the Phi Ilies to a Chicago 9-7; Atlanta crushed Houston 10-2; San 9-7 ictory over the Cubs, Diego outscored San Francisco 11-9 and Los Dodgers 6, Reds 4 Angeles stopped Cincinnati 6-4. Steve Garvey and Tom Paciorek slugged twoWhen the Pirates crossed the border, they left run homers and the Los Angeles Dodgers their Met losses behind them. stopped Cincinnati 6.4 preventin the Reds lori Willie Stargell's three-run homer capM] ,i clinching the National I,eague Western Division four-run outburst that carried the Pirates their victor)'. Ci nc innati Is assurcd of at Least a tie and a In the second game, llichte Zisk belted his first single Dodger loss or Reds victory will wrap it niajor league grand-slainhomer,highlighting a up. 11 . six-run Fifth Inning that gave Dock Ellis his first victory since Aug. 5. Winfess Seminoles Stumble run - - Fumbles LASI 'l'l combination play, which NFCS made one more run at o 75 features the use of Quarterback Fvinit before the- half ended Pat Crimmin's magician-like Wi th 59 seconds showIng, Tiinify prep nds was onl y used three Clayton once again drove down times during the game All the field, his strong right Trimly Chandler II (Hvn Icy three plays resulted in TD's, arm. Threevia Kick) completions on fi ve Trinity twice with Chandler, and once attempts Chandler 43 run (Hundley brought the ball down with David TeWeger, for a to the Saints 13 with onl eight Trimly Terwilieg.r 12 rui total of 9 net yards. secondsleftjn thha U iarsons (lidleY Kick) The Prepsters only put the once again made a crucial , F I i I '/ j I ., - -_--, -_-_-_ — /il, i. -- _____ __-___ è - !_- -.-- _ - 4 - - ____________ - ' : - i -.- '1 I - - ' -. -. -'- A ' - xy' , - - ' '- , r ' ' .& - ,,,,, , n' " - . - - :. - - - j*,t. , .-s -. - ,,. q. /'. - X: 9 '#"' '. . - .. - - - - 4 ;-., - "- - 1" / -, - .- - ' ' "' - - ANOTHER LYMAN TOUCHDOWN THE REFEREE signals another Lyman score against - ,Nlainland Friday night as tile Hounds" revenged a Metro conference loss by Bishop Moorejat the season's opener, with a 21-7 win. ------------------- (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) — - • • GreenOutlasts Nevi Birdie Surge EiNDIC01T. N.Y. (AP) — G reen, w ho wenj into the Iinaj 'l'AU4IIA.sSEE, Fin. (AP) nent Saturday in Tallahassee. work," he answered himself. "This cat's gonna get me," flu- round of the 72'hole tournament butA didn't really play cautious, Winless Florida State, which Miami knocked off sixth-ranked neither did I break a le In losing their first two bert Green thought as he went 14 under par and with a fl'e- trying i has stumbled and fumbled to its Texas, 0.15. to win"he said "I games. the Seminoles ha ve into the Last half of his final str oke lead, played the last 18 1 can second football loss of the is After that, FSU plays, In oe- scored only seven pciints while round in tile $100,000 B.C. Open holes in win 67 and firlished with 266. every time,..iny goal to win ft t)ALIJS (AP) The Dallas season, 28-0 to Kansas, can find der, Baylor, I tee up.Landry has a 99-781 record In 20-14 wtnne,' over giving up nine pass inter- golf championship. 18 urIer regulation. Cowboys try to give Coach Toni IM 13 years as the only coach Green little comfort in looking to the Mttsburgh; MLssLssippi State, reptions and five fumbles. admitted that when But thit 'Tat"—Dwight ,Ne. Uindr'i a milestone 100th Na. Dallas has ever had Landry 1 le topped Nevil in with 66 and Nevil birdied the 10th, hissixth future, which stomped Vanderbilt 53TheIr ground game picked up rd—did not, despite his splurge 272 t'y six strokes, tional Football League ViCt)ry and the Cowboys stwnbled he Seminoles' schedule that 21, and Memphis State, which only 17 yards against Kansas in the first 12 holes he began to of birdies Sunday. Next came Bob Onight 0 in a nationally .0 televised 111rougil a 0-11-1 3easm in IWO. had loolwed like a kitten bccanw Upset Missimppi 17-13. E Smith 7O) worry a bit. Green birdied the the only two lettemen in the "Wlvn I birdied the Ilth, I and Larry Aegler t67) match with the lowly New Or- However,sine 1966, Dallas has a roaring tiger over the week"What do we do now?" Coach FSU offensive backfield were knew I was in good shape," said on the par-71 with M lith and 12th and fretted no 1 leans Saints who limp into victories—more than any end as their next five opponents Larry Jones :isked Saturday slowed by injuries. Tailback (ren, wtnn..'r of $20,000 to (joif Club 6 730-ned En-Joie more . course. Texas Stadium after absorbing other NFI. team during that scored ulwt victories. Wter tlu-- &Iniinoles failed to IlWges MitcheAll 11111ped on an become the tenth pro golfer to Nevil posted seven birdies in Green opened his day with all, the worst defeat In their brief period. The leading upsetter was SCote for the first time in 81 ankle Injured in practice last top the two of tlx.ni with a $100,000 earnings mark seven straight pars, but denied pairbutofoffset tAgevs. tristory. Miami, Florida State's oppo- games, "Monday we go back to Monda'. He colterteti this year it was C1 flServative . $1 1,400. - - P — . . - Faced with a bnO starting position the Lyman cross- United States null remain a threat to Latin America as long as Its foreign policy is tied to its inindustrial Interests," he told an iid-v In 199. He often aimed his pen at American business Interests in Latin Auwrica, s . - country team "did nothing but pass other runners" to move wa.c — , '- IIesldCorroadent USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES — - Pia; O ball in the air (our Owes, with interception Crimmins completing two, for A non-scr' drive that just seven yards. When corn- consumed almost nine minutes -• Trinity Prep destroyed the pared to the 281 yards their in the third period, hel ped finish p % Eagles of North Florida time consuming ground gaIni ng the job that Parson's in Christian 28.0, in a mismatch machine picked up, it made the tereptions had started I crowd wonder wh they threw Traih 140 (list'rn hal "'b., ) ld. $t it Ihe Tallahassee visitors The second Chandler romp, a IIkdJ c;t -i'J1), 'Ahe akrt li,ii team capitilized on the Eagles caine south with a reputation of 43 . yard job, with 8 25 left in the frantic play, to put them away ha'ing the' best air attack" in second period, was set up by a for good with 14 more points In Florida Double-A ball, but a Butch Doll miscue The Eagles the final 12 mInutes strong Saints' pass rush, talanted halfback, did not A lot of questions might be ____ acoupled with excellent signal properly for a fair catch, a nswered on Oct 5, when the secondary coverage left the an infraction of the rules. Prepsters play Thplé-A Lake Eagles Eagles looking like a bunch of Instead of being on th -4 e defense, Brantley. pilots, a the Saints were back in With boys like Walt Morgan, '- business around the 50 yard Greg Miles, Greg Gribble, Rob Greg CIdh. scored I'~ line. I __ - first of his three touchdowns by Chip Webb, Grover Doll, almost broke loose on Carrier, 'John Dalton. md John " going 41 the ensuing kick off by Clay Kerbs, the Sain ts left in the3'o 'nn' might be on play a co1 ibfrst?on reverseDickenson. He was finally the verge of taking another and counter play, was sent in by stopped on the Trinity 33. Six strong shot at a state title. later the Eagles had Head Conch Tom Ruby during a thIrdandsevensituatioPlace moved the ball to the, 13, and TRINITY PREP NPCS I kicker Jay Hundley drove the had 12 First Downs Defensive back first of four straight PAT $ to - _1%m. -i - - ~_ RUThIOQ Yards 21 --. -_ __ home, and the Saints were off Parsons intercepted a Grey 7 Paulng Yards 121 Eb!~~!F:S __ - _J1_ __1 and ninning. Clayton paw in the end tone, to 24-1 Pouts - Hound arriers I n Colonial Win from the back of the pack to near the front, as they captured first place In the Colonial Invitational. Friday's meet was the Ingest, as far as number of runners participating. in the still y-mng season. 150 rumers ftm 19 different schools achools were there when the starting gun sounded and 13:11 later Mainland runner James Donnely crossed the finish L'ne. Close behind with 13:12 was Mount Dora Bible harrier Flash Ber tot . The highest finishing Hound was Kenny Duncan who placed sixth, 16 seconds off tie lead with a 13:27 on the 2.6 mile course. In his previous two starts Duncan set co urse records at the Greyhound Invitational and in a three way meet with Lake Brantley and Apopka. Commenting on Duncan's performance Lyman Coach David Huggins said, "Kenney started out real bad in around 100th place, so he spent the en tire meet just passing people" In the team standings Lyman finished first with 117 points one ahead of second place Titusville. OeIdo took th ird with 123 poinia Metro powerhouse Winter Park was close behind wi th 144 team poin ts Since depth is the 'Hounds major assest Huggins was pleased th at most of his runnr's finished high In th e multiteam meet. Greyhound Taint Herron was Lyman's second high finisher coming in 12th place with a time of 13:41. Dennis Burns finished in 24th three seconds ahead of teammate Willie Smith who was 28th with a 14:03. re - By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent - - ths wntinp of ten were high. 17 critical of U.S. policy. "The ,.,_ - -. ;s;a ALUMINUM SHEETS — . -. - club president Frank Tressie from Casselberry. Tressie, who rewnbles a full-grown gri771y bea and hjis the dispositton of a tabby cat unless playing rugby, led the state in scqrmg last year ,_,•_ On Cliandler S Runs - r,',;Inr. - beat the Oilers. "We came out with straight football in the second hail -- and (mind ,,,i,i oezais Coach Paul Brown said. Essex Johnson and Bobby Clark ran --______________ for Cincinnati touchdowns - um We play "ho!er" and before the laughing gets LOO iOUu, s ana1agous LO center and middle linebacker, and If you're still laughing, Frank plays just behind us and he doesn't like people to laugh at his hooker. I - Tr sue Orangemen from th roughout Central Florida who play for the Orlando Club traditionally open their nine-month season with th e FSU trip and traditionally loses to th em Old city working types just can't keep up with all that college blood, but th en, we do have a habit of "winning" the equally traditional parties atterwards, At least we sing better. Seriously, however, the Orlando group treks to Miami—the top rated team In th e state—in two weeks after a week off to recover from the Tallahassee bruises and then opens at home in three short weeks against Miami Tridents and a team from Naples In a doubledip. Quite a few Seminole Countians are on the Club playing d I 5C EACH t'v-. • a short while, s president of the FSU Rugby Club.. .a team which finished secnnd last year in Sanford at the Florida Rugby Cup Tournament, Provencher plays wing forward with the FSU 15 (that's right, 15 men on a side and not an ounce of pad ing anywhere, unless you count a mouthpiece and athletic support) which Is an to being a run away freight train. We know whereof we speak. Tackling Provencher is like trying to take down a bull moose barehanded —and th at's the only way it can be done. He readily acknowledged him. N. FRENCH AVE ..i inuIe high Sc1i;ul 1;- 1uoviIig 'avay for' FOR SALE! — uf. -,.......... falo 34-7; the Pittsburgh Steelers bombed Cleveland 33-8; the Los Angeles Rams smothered Atlanta 31.0' 11w ('fnr4nnntl Bengals topped Houston 24.10; the Kansas City Chiefs nipped '. zio* - "S. it was the first time a goverlunent camp of such size has been overrun since the Jan. 28 cease-fire, and the government indicated its capture could touch off a sharp lncreas of fighting In the central highlands us' III 3c shoulder separation; the Son INego Sanford's own Jim Provencher, who we remember as a hardnosed junior varsity gridder self as a politically militant Oattfilrb frnith Washington 34-27; the New York Jets blitzed Baltimore 34-10 but suffered a greater loss when Joe Namath suffered a ..• PROBLEM? WAS.Orlando 0 Jets 34, Colts 10 Al Woodall thought he was merely a temporary substitu. tion for Namath. Instead, he'll be the Jets' No. 1 quarterback for perhaps eight weeks—and maybe for the rest of son if Joe needs surge ry. "The balls just came ri ght at us," said cornerback Rich Sowells, who intercepted three passes as the Jets came wit.liin one of the league record. "We were just in the right place at the right time." Chargers U, Bills 7 So were the Chargers. "We kent tilni Inside and let our purc,,R u" If ek wr L'e3Cofl JOr2c aflci' he and his Sat, Diego "limited" Buffalo's O.J. Simpson to 103 yards, In Sunday's other games, the St. Louis Cardinals stunned and last year, the FSU Ruggers upended Florida during their UF dual Rugby-Football matchups. &eder 33, Brew I The &eelersdid what comes naturally. It was Oeveisnd'a fourth loss in four games at Three Rivers Stadium, where they have yet to score a touchdown. Rams 31,, Falcons 0 "it was a perfect gme,11 said ' Los Angeles Comh Chuck Knox, whose Rams scored their flist shutout at borne since moving to Los Angela 27 years ago. John Had] tossed two touchdowns for th em while th e de fense l imi ted the Fal cons— the team while had bombed New Orleans .7a week ago.— to a measly two first downs. Beagals 24, Oilers to Cincinnati, recovering from the shock of 103-yard opening kickoff return by Bob Gresham. resorted to basic football to comes through In clutch situations," Cards Coach Don Coryell said of Anderson, Mdthatgo the Raidersa 12.7vlctory over Miami halting the Dolphins" regular-season and playoff winning streak at I a games. So, until some other "dynasty" comes along, the Dolphins and the Ch icago Bears of 1933 and 11-2 will share that Natonal Football Longue record. of Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee. Yes t He added that he might soon make "realistic changes in Argentina's economy, but the first order of business Is Dohitical. zi scoreboard all day was a 46-year-old foot belonging to George Bianda. But It got th em there four times. Football Club Saturday underneath the shadow i speak but the time for me to act." ' Dolphins, In fact, the oniy thing that got óiem on the of season-opening wins over the Orlando Rugby to advance his political views. Spanish language, He was the an also active member of the , games during their traditional matchup with the Florida Gators. Ole Richards is going crack-up, you say. Well, read on. Th e FSU Rugby (Football ) Club took a pair I to newsmen. "Now is not the time for me to ru-' he utilized his literary prestige throughout the world NaWa was one of the nwd influential literary figures It Chilean Communist party for a quarter of a century and a per. sonal friend of Aflende. There was speculation that the military juiga '' over. threw Allende on Sept. 11 would sanction only a pnvate funeM for the poet because a state of emergency Is still in force. Alter Al3exJe's overthrow and death, there were rumors that Neruda had bern arrested- But . Earth," "Spain In My Heart" and "Canto General!" published in 1950 and quickly accepteti as the leading epic of Latin American man. Politics did not figure greatly In Neruda sIy p, , u later Sunday night. Herald Sports Editor far below his record 250 of a week ago. While the Chargers were shutting down the brunt of the 81115' offense, Johnny Unitas was cranking up the Chargers' attack, ssing for touhdowns of 26 y to GaqGa and 12 yards to James Thaxton. Unitas finished needing Just two more yards to reach 40,(X)O. "It's just another num ber," he shrugged. . eamat did That was Oakland Coach John Madden, whose Raiders finally shattered Miami's slowly tarnishing image of In vincibility Sunday. They didn't exactly overpower the Super Bowl champion this. Last year, the Seminoles won a pair of she could become the hemisphere's first woman president, "I cannot say anything because the people New England 10-7; the Minnesota Vikings turned back Chicago 22-13; the San Francisco 49ers outlasted Denver the New York Giants and Philadel ph ia Eagles tied 23-23 and the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers to 13-13 draw. The Dallas Cowboys host the New Orleans Saints tonight, Cards 34, Redskins Donny Anderson's three touchdownsand Don S's flyard kickoff return sparked St. Louis. "He's a steady old pro, he "We wanted to play them last year and stop the streak but J Richards they Won two games, despite losing to Kansas, 28-0. Th at's impossible you say? Well, regard I ClUded the gently erotic "Twenty Poems of Love and One Des- His wife and his Aster were at his bedside when he died By everything Saturday on the football field, In fact, the junta denied them and said it respected his literary atmeg evec. though he was a member of the Commurust party. His most notable wor ks In- Neruda resigned last November as President Salvador Allerxje's ambassador oFrance because of illness and in July was operated on for cancer (i the Pt'O5ta te. hospitalized again I ; Florida State University didn't lose ' I Hemisphere's first woman vice president. Because of Peron's age and uncertain health, "It Is our principle to do the best we can to re take any terntory which has been captured by the Conununists since the cease-fire," said Him. D1 J 'AM 4M Unif _ U 0 '6 n I Im I 11 U11 U a I urr Associated Press Sports Writer - Nobel Prize Winner Neruda Dies In Chile SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Pablo Neruda, a poet and a C'Imnidlisl wbO In 1971 won Chile's second Nobel Prize for Literature, has died of cancer at 69. — " .1 . ".. W(I .t Martinez, who when she takes office with her h usband on Oct. 12 will become the Western Northern Troops Overrun Rangers I-. By BRUCE LOWITT -.~ SANFOI(D RUGGER PRESIDENT Arms Search Continues WASHINGTON (AP) — Russian scientists are puThjng 4j of I.iiu 'I Spotlight Monday, Sept. 24, 1973-113 Herald The Sanford Jets Win , - Rnidare Running with Peron was his third wife, Isabel Official returns from Sunday's election gave Peron 7,-286,034 votes, or 61.68 per cent in 54,777 of the nation's 55,475 election districts, Richard Balbin of the Radical Civic Union ran second with 2, 887,587, or 24.44 per cent; Francisco Manrique had 1,440,049, or 12.19 per cent, and Juan Carlos Coral of the Socialist Workers' party had 187,0, or 1.59 per cent. The outcome had never been in doubt; the only _ Sports question was how Sig the winning margin woWd be. - NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — World Bank President 17hif Joe Willie Loses - '' �_ —- ?A-Thrs frrrl -'.!4 •SI .. Oakland One, Two, Athletics Three ii By KEN RAPPtJPORT Orioles 2, Brewers I Associated Press Sports Writer Terry Crowley and Rich Coggim hit home runs Winning the American League West pennant to power Baltimore to a 2-1 victory over was as easy as one, two, three for the Oakland Milwaukee. DOWN HOUND' A MAINLAND gridder pulls on Matt Leslie's waist to tug him groundwards after the Lyman tight end snacd a Bob Costantine aerial ddi l.iiiiii '"-°Y I udiiy 111glit. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 'GET Plot Stop A's. Jim Staten struck out six and walked four L-= The A's won the West title for the third straight while losing a duel with the Orioles' Dave FUN year with a 10-5 romp over the Chicago White Sox McNally. Sunday. -Yankees 94, Jndlans 1-I Sal Bando, whose pingle and double drove in three runs in the A's 16-hit offense, found this Ron Blomberg and Otto Velez each slugged two-run homers to support Mel Stottlemyre's title-clincher "the most satisfying of the three." eight-bit pitching in New York's 9-1 victory over "That's because we had to come from behind," Baltimore in the opener of their doubleheader. said Bando. "Nobody was talking much about us In the second game, the Yankees cut down the at the start of the season. They had forgotten us Indians 2-1 behind the combined ten-hit pitching and were talking about Kansas City or a Cubof George Medich and Lindy McDaniel. White Sox World Series in Chicago. But here we Tigers 3, Red Sox 0 are." Joe Coleman fired a one-hitter and Jim NorThe A's victory earned them a berth In the thrup hit two bases-empty home runs to lead American League playoffs starting Oct. 6 in Detroit to a 3-0 decision over Boston. Coleman Baltimore. The Orioles clinched the East allowed only a filth-inning single to Bob Mont. championship with a victory Saturday. gomery as he won his 22nd game of the year. i In the other American League games, the New Royals 7, Rangers 4 York Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Rookie Torn Poquette drove In the tying and -_Cleveland Indians 9-) and 2-1; the Detroit Tigers winning runs with a second-inning double and blanked the Boston Red Sox 30; Kansas City Kansas City went on to a 74 triumph over Texas. KN ER stopped the Texas Rangers 7.4 and the California Angels 15, Thins 7 ri'd rut.c! ft.. Twi 5.7 .1 b ibuujs OakIuni s tügn-powered attack made it easy five RB!, became a 20-game winner for the first for Vida Blue's 20th victory and sent 24-game time and moved closer to the inalor leal!ul! PON jnni- Wilk,,,. wi .i.._... .. ms iiu Ueteal season strikeout record in Ca1IIQrnIa'; 15-7 romp Wood became the first pitcher to win 20 and lose over Mimesota. Ryon fanned I 2 to gain 367 20 is71 the same season since Walter Johnson did It strikeouts this season, j5 shy of Y ou ax for the old Washington Senators in 1925 record of 382 In 1965. ._ - u 1: 01MA Car! Vanzura Sbhw&Y Siwdord's Stwk car racers were an loaded and Jo fl. F U.V talked to Benny Corbin operator of the Barb*erville facility and in response to the MW-Stock Racers, who wanted to know Weir status for the rest of the year, it seems that he will not rim them this year. Corbin stated that he is considering At Unesville, the ftnale e in the Southeast j d We 1973 World p Series was to be ... Saturday and. &mday, t rain got them dio. Btater Couch Di-.tsion Director deLided that totit day! of racing would be sr00 mw m aQ nUempt to set a new national record. Nim records were set In the Sportsman classes. In the Pro classes 3=e of the big names of drag acing were there, but due to the track eonditins from all one could booIt 11usa to prniuce tiie reeur that some Ins nds of miles to set. (ke the crowd fayorj(es Don Garlits hoped to regain the record be recentlyy lost, but a rare red ugit in the first Butcher in the world's fastest Chevy powered dragster won Top Fud Eliminator, as Umvin Swarlz of Tampa blew an englae on the itarting line. Paul SmthIn the "&r Wells" F WIll) Car was the winner in Funny Car E11minati,- Reid hinsnant, a steady winner at GALnesville, won Pro Stock in his 1973 Duster with a of 9.23 at 142 mph. There Wert Plenty local racers M* in Ids CAWro, Fred Kenny. Dave Sauls, Roger Tom Waters, Jim e Ordos plus the complete Turk F.ct rwig t*m proved too much for the from Perry to Fdmonds. Sports In Brl*ei --- -. WS And = N& were killed In a Mad on week On Ow way "Mit'= the Qlden Gate SpeWway where they COUVOW ad we*. 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G.B. 93 62 .6W — West Oakland 92 64 .590 — Kansas City 85 71 .545 7 Minnesota 77 78 .497 l4' Chicago 75 81 .481 7 California 74 81 .477 17k? Texas 54102 .3-46 38 chronological "Honor Roll", in our 46th Reaches Cumpus appearing in Buckne24. Ea &1r 'anfurb itrr4th - I'l(FS Cossf Guard 30, Rens"Imer 0 ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION TO I I S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST ' or • Pittsburgh 14 ' : .•- Till'. ' .. . - ores STANDINGS J vr _,. I Co//ege West - Sc '& - — Galnesviu. BUChhOIZ 1-0 1) Also receiving votes:Palmet to, MAJOR LA5U HONOR ROLL_r r8acket A1\ to place your order - Monday's Games Boston Wallin 13-15) at 1)'. -qi t (Holdsworth 0-0), N Minnesota tFife 2-2) at Oakland tOdom 5.12), N Texas (Broberg 4-9) at Callfornia (Wright 11-19 or Singer 19-13), N Only games scheduled t Piltsbugh W. 79 77 St. Louis C'hicao Montreal Philadelphia 76 80 .487 3 75 80 484 3L 75 80 .484 31 69 87 .44 10 New York , I. Pct. G.B. 77 .5w 7 76 .5W —~j West GA in M"MchuStIll 20. Maine 0 Michigan State 14, Syracuto Pem State 39, Navy 0 RhOde Island 15, North#asTom 7 Rutgers 11, Lthigh 13 Temple :;1 17,3Akron ViIl'nOva ii. CinicI nafl 7 West Virglnua3l. Virginli Teh 10 SOUTH Alabama 71, K en tucky 1 .- y"" . -- -.---- -- • - - -.. - •- r '•' LPGA VISITS TOKYO ) — A new $50,000 Ladies PGA golf tournarnent has been set for Nov. 30Dec. 1-2 in the Tokyo area. A mlriznum ef 23 .&ierfcan wornen will play In the tournament, including Kathy Whitworth, Carol Mann, Sandra Palmer, Marlene Hagge and Jane Blalock, Interest in women's gol! has been stimulated in recent years by the appearance of four Japanese glrLx in tournaments the United States. Chako Higuchi earned more than 110000 in eight American tournaments this year. _____ TWO HANDS FOR A WHOPPER BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES VoIl,ybjll JUST FOR Toss Ring • YOUI $: Diving Rings 1 Pool £ DKk Chals. ' Floats, Raf ts !— Kiddii Swim Aids ---. FREE ESTIMATES ON A POOL IN YOUR RACK YARD! ." " VV- 31d ST. 6 HWY is. 322-3022 -• "-•-- - - 4 I Palm North Short, TallahasseeRicka rd s,Plantation, Venise, orange park. Dade City. Milton, Glades Central, Shanks and Tarpon SprIngs,Quincy Class ** 1. Mont cello Jefferson County (2 01 11110 7. ChpIy (2 0) 72 3, Century (2 o) 61 a it' Lopez (7-0 ) - -- S. Citrtjs (70) 47 6. Fort Laudal, St. Thomas (I. 0) 11 ta 7, Port st. j • tmmat.. (70) 25 TO. Chleflaw (1.1) j Also rectiiving vOtts: Trinity Prep, mulwry. 08CM Christian, Lake 11010r. Florida High, Wild WOOd, 810unIttown and Fon medde I. Branford ;; (70 ) 7 71 County (7-0 ) 64 -0- 1 1 37 4. Hastins (10) si" Wewahtchka (1 1) 44 Cinc - innati .. 'vuami Westminster (201 39 — Aajbtji- 3), Chattanooga0 Los Angeles 91 66 .580 5 1 7• F,OSW0 (1-1) 29 Duke 73, Washington 71 I . AP6IICj00 1201 28 Nofids San Francisco Li, South MI$Ii(ppI I) 70 .551 10 FAMU (1. 1) Ii Geogla 31. CIemon 14 _____ Houston 78 79 .497 181 j 0• J1CkIOiii, University GrarnbUng Col 3l. Morgan 511, 14 Atlanta ChrIstian (20) 7 75 82 .478 21' Kans 2$, Florida State 0 San Diego Louisiana State 21, Te* A&M 73 58 98 .372 38 ___________ MNYIAnd n, tot Carolina 3 Saturday's Games Memphl State 17, MIssissippi 13 Legal Notice Pittsburgh at Montreal, ppd. Mum). Fla 20, Texas IS rain MiI5ssppi St 57. Vand,rbHt 21 FICTITIOUS NAME South,rn Cal 73, Ch'orgia ecp, a NOTICE IS hereby given that we New York 2, St. I.ouis 0 ), Tulane Boston College is are engaged in busines s at 312 Teak San Francisco 5, San Diego 2 William & Mary 15. Wake Forest Drive. AIIemont Sprirs, Ii Cincinnati 11, s Angeles Seminole COunty, Florida under the MIDWEST f'cttovs name of BLUE WATER Chicago 5, PhIladelphia 2, 10 ois-ig Green 31, Dayton 16 SAILBOATS and That we Intend to innings Colorado it. Wisconln 25 register Said 'ame with the Clerk of Illinois $t Univ 74, CDdeI Atlanta 4, houston 2 the Circuit Court, Seminof County. Kansas St Univ 21, Tulsa 0 Sunday's Games Florida in accordance with the Kent State 37, Ohio r Provisions of the FictItjcu Name Phila(Jelphj2a 9, ChIcago 7 LouIsville 77, Drake Univ 17 statutes. TO-Wit: Section $4$,g Miami. Ohio 21, Purdue It Pittsburgh 67, Mon treal 3.4 Florida Sttut ISi. Michigan 47, Stanford 10 NVw 'lurk 5, St. I,iuus 2 S James Dehan Minnesota 41, t4crlh D.)ko?a 14 Alice Behan Atlanta 10, Houston 2 MlourI 31, Virginia 7 PubIith: Sepi. 24. 1 97 Nebraska 3), No Carolina 5114 San Diego 11, San Francisco DET-ill • ' Los Angeles 6, Cincin,U 4 todaY's Games. Pittsburgh (Moose 11-11 and hIriles 13.13) at Montreal (Hen. ko 14-11 and Mcanally 7.7), 2, twi.night. Sin Diego (Troedson 7-8) at Cincinnati Grirnsley 13-9 or Haney 1.1' '' N San Francisco iliryant 2,tll) at Houston (Reuss 15.12), N Only games scheduled -- FRED SWAGGERTy shows that it takes two hands to ha ndle a whopper as he displays pound bass caught Sunday. Fred also tookain7¼a yellow cat in addition to anothe1 bass which both tipped the scales at two pounds. Scotland (AP) lag captaIn of the U.S. team Casper, Lee Trevino, Gay' Sheer unbelievable power, that has won of 20 Ryder Cup Brewer and Tom WeisopjV Rival golf captains agreed matches, who described the been conning here for years, U& was the key to victory by power of his players. and they were six men I could 'Vthe United States over Britain "If you face them for any put in straight down the line," and Ireland In the 1973 Ryder length of tim t-3 n us AC e thir ..... w. Cup golf matches, going to get you," be said. 5 6 Leon, pen. BritI.th captain Bernard Hunt The American team, sporting "Ours was a very experienced said: "What struck me ho w sacola is Class AAA such stars as Jack Nicklausanci team. and experience also much I. Palm 8ch Gardens (70)377 the Americans Arnold Palmer, won 19-13 counts on a course like Muir. are physically. They keep going Saturday after three days of field where you have to make better. They come out N&w Smyrna ofach (20)) at the 3' Hollywood i. Chaminad. (to) sa Play over the fierce Muirfield up the kind of shots that you end of playing six rut yJ just as S. D•lr.y Atlantic (70) 41 layout, swept by cold winds don't meet every day on the strong as 6, North Forl Yr5 (20) 3* they went in. from the Fix-tb of Forth. softer American courses. Palatka SOUth (20)22 I. (Tie) A5ttt (2-0) and Star5 4 It was Jack Burke, non-play- "Nicklaus. Palmer, Billy (70)II — Last, Year? READING Class AAAA I. Edgew ater (2-0) 7 7 7. Merrl Island (70) 1 73 3. Hollywood Hilts (2-0) 61 1. GatnesvWe (2-0) 53 S South PlantatIon (20)51 6 (Tie) Fort Pierce Central (20)and Cloarwater > I. Winter Park (7-0)t '- Jacksonville Fletcher (1.fl is 10. Miami Killian (7-0) 13 Al receiving votes. Lyman, Veto Beach. Tampa Plant, Mlmi NOrJand, St. P•tersbur OIi, 'Sheer Power' Wins Cup is ui'iatflflTlfl nds Fth ° 12 23 MUM. 3A Bwny ' 8,235; aid, Cecil Gordon, 6,; d, James 6002 tchard Petty; 5th Cab Yarborojh, 5,917; ow, • 575. 7th, Bobby Alliion,, 5,W); 8th Walter Ballard thJ. D. MDff1, 4,950; and ]04Ji Prr 5 i j49 t-r run on Friday starting at seman Park in Apopka. Admission Is ftw and the age of the drive staraLTh dsre FOYMALL New York Baltimore Colts. BAIZIMORE TENNIS lets quarterback Joe Namath LOS ANGELES — Jimmy expected to be out from to onnors outlasted veteran Torn ght weeks as a result of a Okker or the Netherlands 7-5, 7slight separation of his right G in c pture the S11,00o first shoulder (luring the first qijzjr_ prize in the Pacific . uthwpst ter of Sunday's gwm with the Tennis Champlonshit). - . V, A v na wL '' Mr. Businessman! Were YOU Included in the HERALD'S HONOR ROLL of the Progress Edition - I- I 34-7 Friday night, but faces a Friday mo "i-' game against Kansas State, which won last year bothered new Hurricane Coach Pete Elliott for a 31-7. long time and now, it's bothering Florida Slate And Florida A&M's Jim Williams is staring at boss Larry Jones. an 0-2 recor'! 'ft North t'rjn3 A&T scored in th tt bt Wih)wbn.iQ. tor 21 verdict, in Amet ica, '1'ea 1ik)d Oklahoma," said Elliott the fin3 ORLANDO, Fla (AP) — OrlAndo Edgewater, receiving Bethune-Cookrnan ran its record to 2-0 with a seven firstrepeatedly beefore Friday night's stunning 2D Pl1ceand79totalfes, has taken on Ph over Morris Brown at Atlanta. upset of Texas. "And right between them is a tho top posillon In Class AAAA high Wayne Allen scored two touchdowns and gai 1thl OOtball In the second weekl y ,tearn that passes all the time, FIorid4 State." 117 yards in 18 tries and Danny Hudson addedned P011 of the Florida Sports Wrner 97 Elliott's worry about readjusting his defense AssociatIon. yar ds in 21 carries. seems rmall compared to the problems of Jones. Jacksonville Pletcp,,r, firs t lao Of(en,e, not defense, concerned Elliott against we &Qf)Pad to ninth And twi Re still hasn't found his offense as the Seminoles Texas, but the Hurricanes dispelled his doubts teems that had bran in the CIa CS were bopped 28.0 by Kansas Saturday night. AAAA top 10 Ia-it week jumor fullback Woody Thompson scored three droppad out And Doug Dickey's Flor Miami J$con, whith had beft No ida squad, projected Limes on runs. Texas gave up only three rushing 4. "°' of the voting plctur, as national power behind Nat Moore's running, tallies in a 10-I season last year and has eight wsuIe Tampa Plant, No. 10 last failed to mount a ground attack for the second veteran defe nders. week, moved down to Inc "also riceiving ve' category, week and barely escaped Southern Mississippi, "Mistakes, mistakes, mistakes," said J0 The voles are on a 10 OoInts for 14-13 at Tampa. lint to a one point after his young team crossed midfield Just twice for )Othplace system. New Tampa Coach Dennis Fryzel was happy against Kansas State and suffered five pass The ratings, with records. with his team's 34-7 victory over Xavier of Ohio interception and three fumbles. P4aCe voles and total points: 'I _ Wayne and Buuie now rim in New Y in modified coupe divWon. Wayne won r1Ve features at New Smyrna Speedway earber this YvAr. Dale was -in up and coming star with )tUUaItobeiutabjga kw.hers and lather.Bothwllhlr.i Da got back on the winning track as he beat BoLby Allison at the mile long Dover Delaware Speedway by one and a ha!f take oao Buddy Baker 13Y I HE ASSOCIATED PRESS - game Satitran1no vi 1 . 12 Prep , \ ! ' - -. Bosses • Auto Racing lost me of Its fined stm last week when -r I ;4704 *009 _ . — find raced into the end 2on~ for rnjMOyS I PACKELu~ I., nx Bulldogs scored in the first half on a pair of touchdown Both teams put forth great In a game dominated by passes from Ken Perry to defensive effort ffiroughout the Jimmy. one a 10 yard pass and entire game. however Richard excellent defensive play by both loss. The Taylor broke the deadlock with teams, the Cowboys won i Bulldogs added two. more .less than 2 minutes left In the sudden death overtime Games-soo, z9 TRIM S ARF14A aullaws VS wilocats TO A.M. Rams vs C.),* YS 11 # rn Pa : (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - Florida Grid Ponder Stran9 e Games Aq - uOgs # checkered flag at — FULLBACK DRAW GETS GOING' LINE BLOCKING GETh RUGGED AS Glenn H11(83) and Charlie Meeks (66) cut down Mainland rushers while Bob Costantine (5) hands off to top-rated runner Art Oliver ( Herald oto by Bill Vincent) The Bulldogs offensive effort Some 1: BOB COSTANTNE '5), Lyman's Motro ConIerenc passir3g leader, gets plenty of protection from his backs and linemen while awaiting the moment of release. The Hound signal caller has plenty of top flip =-- uivziu x j, - 1-1 LYMAN PASS PROTECTION — P42rr By . liowuefl Keemerges 'The Gator imp Aft Notre Dame 41, Nohwest,rn 0 South Dakota 9, No Dakota $t 7 FICTITIOUS NAME Wichita State 14, Arkansas Stat. NOTICE IS hereby given that We 12 Me "Mooed In business at M. SOUTHWEST Sandalwood Dr , Fern Perk, Houston Univ 77, South Carolesa 19 Seminole county. Florida 'nder the North Texas St 32. West Texas lICtltitjj name of Ilroco ttunng Slate IS service, And that we Intend to Oklahoma State 3$, Arkansas a register said name with the C1erk of Rice 2), Montana io the Circui t Court. Seminole County. Teza Christian At, Texia, Florida In aCcord,',nC, with the Arflnglon 13 iwovislons of the Fictitious Name Texas Tech 4 1 . P41w Mexico; Sttu$, To Wit- Sectlon 36309 FAR WEST Florida Stt!t 1957, Ar Force 74. Oregon 17 5 Jame s I Mutt in Arizona 26, Indi ana i Rob y n Kraw Arizona 3tate 70. Washington St 9 Charles Coatej Cob State Univ 3), New Mexico St Publith: Sept. 12, 17. 21, Oct I, 1973 DET 30 / £verthL'sg youi'c aL\'aUs Luau ted to (c'z-i' atout Jal-alal FREE ADMISSION TO LEARN THE GAME MEET THE PLAYERS OtIando..Semj, TUESDAY SEPTENIBER 25 Y, SfM SiplEM 81R 16 sfPrE18ERl 5 EXHIBIT I O N GAMES NIGHTLY STARTING Activjtj ire scheduled before and during exhibitions • Odds and the met hod o ashin tickets wi • Rules of the game will be expla ined ll be explaied by the cashiers • Players will de:nunst,jte the Va, ous hot used • Plaers iH be present in the lobby • tans sill be invited on the tout to test their skills to Jnser your personal questions Ti Art sellers will explain the betting system • Set- th 11 nt.s pLs t'r for the U) oInui wJ('fl DON'T MISS THE SPECIAL PRE-SEASON EXHIBITION AT ORLANDO-.....SEMINOLE JAI-ALAI. / FREE ADMISSION! FREE PARKING! Miles North of Orlando on Hwy. 17-92 Fern Park Cassetbe,,y-Minutes from 1-4, WORLDS FAcTE T GAME RETURNS OCTOBER 1 �' ______________ Leaal _--_- Notk - - To W40M IT cct;c; P4oticii hiby given by the City Council of the City of Aflnfe Springs, Florida, fhi bald City Council will hold a pubic hearing; a) To consIr AnneliatiOn of the following described pfrty lying bfld being In 5emfrmne County, Florida, to wit: FIRST PARCEL Those portions lying P4or. thwsterlyol th right of way of the Company Of the Easterly seventeen (17) feet of Lot 52 anj all of Lots 33 CITY, ORANGE PARK, according records of Somlnoie County, Florida, being also described as: Records of Seminole County, Florida, Lying South of and adjacent corner Of Lot 56, run thence Westerly along The Northerly boundaryoflots56,3,5,54,afld5?a '. 'rn Westerly of the Westerly :.undary at Lot 3); run thence .-utherly along a line parallel to and feet Westerly of the Westerly -99tedtoapoint1ntheSo..,therty iouOdary of Lot 37; run thence Tw'p.2tS, Rge.)OEandboijndedon 04 Lots 57, 53 and SI a distance of 33413 feet, more or less, curve, that curve being curve no. 7 as shown on the piat of Woodcrest Public Records Of Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. 27$ FlorIda, also being the R•W of Lake and as amended and supplemented. The pqint zoning cia%?ficatlon Emma Road, P-i Residential Togetherwitt, all of that RW of of iaid property Longwood Hills Road as Shown on DistrIct, as that classification Is the Platot "Longwood Hilts Road" described in the zoning ordinancn and regulations of Seminoie County, recorded In Plat Book S at e Of the Public Records of SemInole Florida. is ,. IuIeIa id A DIAL I Seminole 322.2611 S Jinter Park. hearingmaybecontinuedfrorntime to time until final action Is taken by the City Cnunit C(U,.jis iIi, clolicu stiol be posttJ at the 04 the City of Lonwood. Florida, tO City Hell within ttse City of City 11011 within the City of Altamunte Spring's, Florida, and In the ;rI ,t 'c'-:'. ¶e li1.rn rtust ,tioi ut Lut 131 arid / ________ _______________ 2--in Memoriam 4-'-Personais è blocks from Longwood EIemen .-... - & after SChool hours. Call Peogy 834 0374 _____ - at 7-Motef . 9 Hotels 3) C' Good Things to Eat _________________________ Plac,s I-Eating - Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantit;, 11 _ GRAY, ADAMS. HARRIS & ROBINSON, P.A. by Phard H Adams, Jr Instructions 1 .: side Of LOt 137 Along Said Westerly right-of way By the Board of County Corn4)5 i ta,,, more or less, to a point the Easterly bounds. y of Lot 56; run missisers of Seminole County, thence Northerly along the Easterly FlorIda, this 11th day of Sept.. AD. 1973 boundary Of Lot 34 a distance Board of County 3755-1 feet 10 the point of beginning, Commissioner's of containIng 1.5 acres. more or Ins Seminole County, F$oelda t(D.4n 0aot.i £.4h.,. flfr...,k ..i .1 i::,; ii' amended end supplemented. three (3) other places within th, the City, end published in The Attorneys for Petitioner The present zoning classilication City, and published In Th, Sanford Sanford Herald, a newspaper (34 Publish; Sept 21, Oct. I, I, IS. 1971 of said property i A-I Agricultural Herald, a newspaper of its general general circulation in the CIty of District, at that claification ii circulation In the City of Altamonte Attamonte SprIngs, and Seminole descrIbed In the zoning Ordinances Springs and SemInole County, NOTICE FOR BIDS. County, FlorIda, once a week for and r*gulations of Seminole County, Florlda,onceawa,fatl5f four The SemlnOf* County Board Of least tour (4) consecutIve weflis Florida (1) cortsecutiv, weeks prior to the prior to the date of the Public County Commissioners will receive Tb. Public Plearingwill be held in dat.ot the p,,ji,' Hrlri. bids at the office of Arthur H ,.. •1...,.. -, UIV UiIIf UI Iflf t.rsi with, Jr., .theCityHall,Longwood, Florida.on --' Clerk, up to 12:00 noOn e 'late of publication to the date of the last , , •. .. B' ..toann K Hare Depi,,'ty Clerk 700 p.m., or as won thereafter as Clusive, shell not beless that twenty. Shall not be Ieu than twenty eight istumng necessary equipment and deceased, late of said County, to ttie SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Records of Seminole County, Fioricga,LE$S and except the Easterly Seventeen ( 17) feet of said Attorney II East Washington st. Orlandt,,, Florida 32101 parties and cItlzen for and against shall be poSted in the area to be the proposed arre*ation and zoning considered for annexation and will be heard. Said hearing may be Oning at least fifteen (15) days be posted In the area to be con- complete installation of the County, Florida. at his office In the ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby slder,dfor anneLation and zoning at following dcscrlbed traffic signal court house of said County at San ford, Florida within IlK calendar notified and required to present any least fifteen (15) days prior to the Improvement project: DET final action Is tak-n by the City Hehting. Council DATED this 16th day 04 August. -_______ 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. THIRD PARCEL The North Half (Pd',',) of a vacated t,ifl L.,....; Longwood, Florida. and in three (3) other places wIthin the City, and oublished in The Sanford II,raid. a ,,paper of gencr: :'' KELLER ano ETHEL least tour (4) coniecvtive Florida, being a strip of land twenty City Clerk of the City of Aitamont, Sarings, Florida l)1it,,4. c SECT' P1 77060 (SR. .426) AND SFCTIUN 775&, (S 530), IN DATED this toth day of AD. 1973. s Jane Richards Florida State B•nk-Suitp fl I Ii t. C 0 M I' U I E PROGRAMMERS The demand lS-Actjon Sports . qreist. We will train you for thIs highly skilled profession & service you with employment at the Same time. Ther, is no age limit, yOU must be willing to start im mediately. Prevs elpertence Is not required For YCl.'r pemton.,t 19-Female Help Wanted 20-Mili Female Nob Want.d - ,.......-. SIGNAL TO REPLACE EXISTING SIGNAL. Didders shall be qualified traffic ''..il,,.cte's ..... . Ptst Office Box this work, and shall Submit "jbllcatlon to tPw ii$ of the tt Attorneys fcc the City of pubticati, both ciaies :r'siv,, AItamofe Springs, Florida ,iti, ,01(u F 3u.lP45, United tatci Receiver, JOHN G. HOWER Aventj, Togithtt with all rip.arlan be posted in the area to BRAINARD, his wife, HERMAN DS't . Florida Department of Iran p:ings, P'Iorlda ('uoiisn Aeg. 31, Sel,I. 3, 10. 17. 24, :porta?icn. inCluding deScrtion ' lb ==-' _.__..... . _____________________________ Harry W&tcr 323.1379 9- Rooms for Rent 11 E/I .." ;r U I , OROWN, sworn to by the claimant, agent. deo 5d cv attorney ana ect.,'npaned by .t. his NoticelsPerebyglvenbytp,.clty Commission Room in the City Hall sportalion in coordination with thC the Cily of Sanford, Florida, at succis5ful bidder. Council of the CIty of Longwod, Florida, that said City Council will 7:00 oclock P.M. on October I, 1973, Specifications may be obtained at Onnie P. Shomafe City Clerk of the City of Longwood. Florida son. PremIx Marbletite Manufacturing Co'npny, .iinc. '--. swy. 431 end III, Winter _____________________________ ________________________ enjoy meeting people. Good secretarial skull, Six days work week, including Saturdays end C according to the plat thereof an recorded In Plat Book 4, Plo. 39. Public Records of Seminole county Florida; Lots 10.11. 12, 13. 11, 15, 16, and 17, marked on the outside, "Sealed Bid proposed change of zoning from A-I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN FMD COUNTY for Signal Construction, open Or Agriculture to Ml Indutrlal FOR SEMINOLE District on (Pie following described FLORIDA of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad tober I. 1913." and the CL of Country Club Road, CASE NO. 73.1311.1 Bids will be opened 2.00 P.M., property; said point being 366.63 feet East of All that part of the NW '& of Sec 32 DIVISION B Monday. October 1. 1,73, In the olaf thereof recorded in Plat Section 35, TownshIp 19 South, Court House in Sanford, Florida, .4) end all that part of the PIE 'rn of -- Properly is Ml At?n*ys for CIty industrial POUNDS. his wife, H. M. ROUSE Distriti, as ttit clissificition is and ERMA ROUSE, hIS wife, ED. Longwood, Florida described in the zoning ordinan Publish Aug. 2 5.. 3. 10, 17. 21, WIN DYER MATTHEWS, wi. and regulation's of Seminole County. 1973. er, W. 8. HUSTED and ROSE E. Florida. the . hi's wile, WILLIAM B. CARSWELL temlet'. IVY). at 4 )0 p rn cv as soon at which time . FLORIDA wle. H LESTER THOMAS and fr,es. the City Coun 4, 377.00 fees, thence run Ealt, parallel (a) To conuider annexation Of Phi zoning classification of Ci Corn- to the C.L Of Country Club Road, claiming b'. through utdei' ot' against them in and tothi following described property: Lot FOREST CITY, according to , thereof recorded In Plat Book and being In SIffliflOOl County. matciasslflcatkmisdescr;b.dinph. Floridi, to wit: lottng iXdinincet of the City 0 That portion of Lot No. 342 lyIng Lonqwod, Florida, to wit: Or. Southerly of State Road 436. all in dirianceplo, Id3and as amend.dand the subdivition of lands belonging to supplemented rn; ard County. honda, once a *k tot atieø'st four 1) consecutIve weeks prior to the S-rnrlr CO'.jn?y, Florida, ly,i,g South f S!te Road .531, nd trial prop*rty lying between tIS Navigation Company, according to Slid property isA.) Agricultural the Plat t,irreot as recorded in PIat District that classIfication is bOSh 1, Page 17. of the Public described In tbe zoning ordinances Of the fir"st p iiatiøn to date the last publication, both dIte's inctu-.rve, shall not be Ins d the present high water mark of Wekiva Creek, extending the eastern arid wetfern boundarle's arid Stmno:e as notice Shall be pcsfed i the area to thfl' acluatty meet the Present hgts be cotnlderc4 foe water mirk of Wekiva Creek, • zoning at 1eat1 (15) days prior to ,p Defendants, CATED this 16th day A 0, 1973, NOTtCE OF SUIT TOQUIRT TITLE Cfr . City of Altapvint, Spring's. Florida S. JOSEPH UAVIS. JR. [SQ. STENflPQM. DAVIS 5 rLOlD To the Defendants: PETER I-$OEGQUIST and FREDRIKA CM. HOEGOUIST, his w.fe, at at. if alive, or if deed to his - Board of County Commissioners northto the north Ilneol the south t ci saId Section 31, all in Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dIvorce has been and Groves Property RECEeTI0NIST 46-Income And & need urgent, will give you complete training and pruv you WilhfulIorpar1time,mptoym, is ________________________ I0-'Mi$C*ILniog1 SI-Household we 'morning and evening classes COLLEGE Publish Aug. 21, & Sri. 3, 1y73 )7, p, St-Musical Merchandise 60-Of lice - - 18 Equipment . - Male Help Wanted _____________________________ and Welder's Helpers 32) O'.zO 61-Building Materials 63—Machinery and Toots _ C-r,!y. 'cr4a LOf70S.FORESTCITY,*C(Ordiing Husband kO'IICEOFAC.TIoIl ciaimordemandnotsofitedshallb. VOid. In re Estate of: Human Pornpy Pornwy a k-a P11mm TO ALL CRiOITOPS AND ALL DEMANDS ESTATE AAINST SAID .............;' 'he 000,'SSt estat, - - , c'o tte ras'ern and writerni boufldar.es Her-itd, a ruewsap.er of general thu , he ato 61-Equipment for Rent (yF ct 17) rrn p r.1' H Betk*i'?' Jr t I 971 Øy Cecilia v iem De-puty Clerk - - ,, clNT0ti - I I tt-.- il; ua, DiSSoluticxaof Marriage, fld o.ddre'is is *nstrucfjon I ________ _______________ ofhe'rwl default and ii t! Ii oa+nsI u fur thq Itlief demanded WITNESS engaged M.ciNTCAl !al, Bank -Sute 22 psj Box 1330 In busin at 53)0 ifl prOYSI0r iaWtrs AJtt'n,y for the City of AttbrnOrWC Spr1ri FIl4 Pi s A_c 71 & Sepi 3 10 17 24 cd4nce 'w.tn the of the Flctli.cus Name IWfl Section 4$39 James I Wriltetifad T erry -- - DCI o9—Stamps Foremen * plants? We need potters, packers and generous laborers In cur Onl Executive Center Oriv*. An Equal Opportuni;y Employer, _________ Transportation ' - 75-Campers Trailers . Salesman, nail, alert, Pfr5oflable I4PI school graduate or better. m000Vernent Pcr responsibIlIty 76-Auto Repairs. along tht Ely FIrTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHO i h r I en that 'the 1u'T'er descr bed is7 Ic's .o'h Owic(JQ on S k. 426, 'n Section 71-3), latiioiorcyc tS 79-TruCks and Trailers with tti" C!'rI C4 tNP Cicu t Court " and .( atlo C t $"MUPOS ,or ..e Center Drive, Orlando or Phone October 9. 1973, ot 7.QQ p m., Chapter T. P. Champion fSOI( 1 C) ra Florida J3?57 PUblish Saps 71 Oct - Board of Co (U nm )973 VINCE BREWER Simniricle COU11fY FIoJida -__......._,, Sanford FlorIda 32171 Att'imey's (or p, tprr Put h vpt 1 U t I I IS I Chalrmn - John . ForcTh3rn inc m ?' NOTICE IS hereby given Ph the t, ri a lando Florld' this Florida Støtut,s George AuerbCch I ,lth d', A,,ij I 1973 Curt i ti DEl-i Arthur H. Bekwith, Jr., he Circuit Court, Seminole County, ftinnlnQwithth, Florida in accordanc, with the meeting Tuesday reSt en provrslo of FlctIlIjs Tb. t.mnoe Count OCT 104 Ham. comm,ement P #,i rlcase t k ,. ept ii, "- ft1'IA BY ANYONE , eek 1973 charsge th orn 13 30 ill (ititm's Wuil Deltona 3 . 'ear OTHE UED PROBLEM PethepsAlcoho,csny,no Can Help r - Saritc't-d Ftiiuctt -- Rj Central BOpIi5thurc delivery. EMPLOYER PtUlii.1i I l%1 proximately $10,O00dow month heat air, fully Carpeted. Conven. plenty of trees. It has a large, CONSTRUCTION floor plan, wIth dining room, and teakfast area between kitthen, and family room. Must be seen, to appreciate Cahi Mary Peszaic, A's 'c _______________________ tum s SI per hr Raid ad vancernent full paid holida land vacation hospitalizatlon hf 57' 44 a PFAL ESTATE, REALTOR 644179i,eB.ary6lO 44(3 C000tlunity, SANFORD CLOSE IN j 3 "pehng Located on a -Street with lake bteezet, Walk to Shopping and Schools, Low d'n employ,, dlScout Call Esquire Vt4nte(J (3) 1919 ________ _ PPO - washer & dryer, Dbhe corner _____________ Winter PArk Chier Wonted Neat, personable A C in loader with bucket & rC&e J1 diesel engine GMC tandem truck 6(J Chevy dump truck Builders, 700 French Ave., Ifter 9:00a.m $20,000 down and take over. Ph, ?4649-I2I3. _____- merit compley, Fern Park, 231 )o. I ___________________ -,'---------. -- tmrn.tte occupancy 3 bdrocm Florida '0cm 1 bath Air attic tYPi5T5-.- In5tnt Jobeerewatirig Estabitshedlandcl,aring service In toe you Delloms. DeBaryet lt'cludadis a InstIt pay Call C*pCrienco Ph 33? $ts YOU Call RENT RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY strotii ______ ________ _______ 830.5500 KULP REALTY 407w. 1st St. W. Reattor 25th at 322.8661 372 7333 or Holly 641-0890 __________________________ ______________________________ 1)7,500. Loch Arbor ONE YEAR OLD I bdrc-'n. 2 baTh with Florida room, FormIl cjinlng room, double garage, equipped drapes, fence, patio and car. peting. $33,000 include's ie' * ' completing I KWIK KAR WASH available San wanted Pay CommerisurOte w'lh -- Section twO •BEST VALUE. COUNTER T5' hi0n with pOy b01pilalizat,on and life Insurance paId by corn WerndIi, Strrchl S Furniture, 1100 COUNTRY CLUB Bel.Air WAPNINGtI FAILURE To SEE THIS HOUSE coulø deprive your wantf It's a neat 3 bedroom Read I1feSt)T1eS Atom hec1,veReaIt s tii, with and a delightfully large yard. Only sti,00 It's a buyl P ii 1h I Ever's Stintlav Pricedfroml7l,500 *70.300 VA & DRIVERS; Part time or lull limp We traIn YOU. Good commission Yellow Cab Co. fli " mpany benefits unCludn 60.4W. 6Th 5f chauffeur's license necessary. Mv't be Abtu to load & unload equ p'-,icr. Ao experenced Write P0 Box I?)) old, 2 license, Above average pay With S days plus o,ertirrr in a smail I uneuP S hOP Mu 1K A Truck DrIver, pelrol, I WILL NOT ' boulevard.Altamonse$q',sareoffic, Houses for Sale & 4 bedrooms, central air, car 3736.533 i r Must be in '.iOOd health and muSt Rent A New Horn. at Apartment Prices 3 bedrooms. 1', baths, w-w carpet, *0 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 2544 aria - Jjst completIng be*utitul homes.) Davis. Bill Baker VClkswagen, 3239.-S 1791 Sanford area, national company, Must have clear recoid, car and Needed at once fOr major furniture OPENING 13)1737 $24,900 Thisneat3bedroom, 2bathhorneis Homes Sweeney's O4tie Supply, 373-1246. -___ _____________ CLEAN AS A PINt That's the way Y0u'Iiflndthis2bedroorn,t,ba,n B0dyShopFoe.p with Florida room. Has heat, lit, $200 mont( WINTER SPRINGS DELIVERY F SJRIJITUR C' i the County Commission Chambers Esit Bailey to assume assistant to progress to upper levels 04 P(Oductionmanagem,nt, contact and working condillons. Working knowledge of all domestic and opivEoc " GRAND CLIFF JORDAN 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouses Sanford Ayenue. Available Or. ________ - "1 ' 3?? 1030 __________ -.. __________ ________ ..-"- ' 11 shIft Of egg Processing plant. If you have the supervisory cxperience Iii industry and W,vite,J, Driveway salesman, mitt .iisobeabletop.,,mpgas Sanford çot'tunity it you have the Carpentersneede t,ough) Dehtono ivaIlflCat,ons and dnire for your arPa Call Ronald Wines at Sirkin future. Annlv laI.4 I.-,-I-.. 1r1sIruCYIon CO., 86$ 6429 nford Travil with - ____________________________ .___ 6. MclUTOSi f)Ø5f OrtIce Florida State . trainee. (tinge benefits. Must have (tear record, and phone. Phone 305 Coins 71-Antiques Court, CuUrth*,, Seminole 97 ECOfdiflg tO the PR Of SemInole County, Florida. within six months County, Fla .said poiflt being cr1 the Datci 1'epternbcr tt A 0 l7] Johnny irvin As Administrator I3OiW. F&rbankt 834-3131 A OEVELOPMZ$, OF WILCO LAND CO _____________________ ___________________ ASumi 7', pci. mortgage, ply $147 mo.) bedroom home, Cit. carpets. garage, fenced yard .-.-.. all r1.., conveniences Reduced, $19,900. Call now Phyllis Capponl. For Rent - - * * MANAGER * * ______ BUILDERS, 700 French Aye, Snford, SANFORD REALTOR Inc,' - ________________________ 17 97, r'ern Park slruOion. Paid vacations and holidays, sick leave, WIPICO CONSTRUCTIONCORPI); 5S ' ..11r'e 7 Bedroom mobil• borne. No pets, riO alcoholic beverages. _____ guaranteed salary, modern Excellent opportunity for right person, Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 373 S75 ASSISTANT Must be e.peri.me, in telephone '23900 __________________ 1701 327 5991, Plights, 373)167 Mobile Homes Rent 34 Welcome Hy - ________________________ _________________________ car estate o Essle Bailey, deceased, property lat eofseminoleCounty, Florida, to Cornmenclngatapo,, sty my hand and Otficil tiliouS name, t wit: "SNELLtNG & September, A,t)., 1c'13 . Poultry 323.0700 Grene, Reattois deposit. No pets. References Call 3331202. Longwood. Drivers, Ware-house and Sales Per'scxqeI 4 hr, week. Excellent fringe benefits 'Apply In person I;e5t:gato,. proposed Change of Zoning from *1 Agriculture to C 2 Generai Corn- are PubliSh- Sept.74, Oct. 1. 5, 15, 1973 or hi 3ttorney, and any %uth claim SEt1 dit.t0 Post Office 83* 13)0, It?) DATED thiS 11Th do Of A Jane Rlchards you oc'igirsalwjtt, the Clerk of the above- 97) * 67-Livestock and ._. .... and Supplies 64-Horses , Sanford F-' OfTilyl oi'tPieC ty inclusive. Shall not be less than - .. written thfenses f any on KEN Pf Ill s' .Y.i?iTocui t sr STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, ,_ 65-Pets OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing j The Board of COunty Corn missioners of Seminole County will NEW YORK 1)773 Deceased. hereof, Each claim or demand shall more OF l'ss from thu Eli. YOU AR[ HEREBY NOTIFIED CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY be in ws'ittng, 3nd shall side the boundary of S.R. 43f, run thenl that DIANE R. BOTHWEU, has Attorneys for Estate Iceof residence and post office 5st 71$ ft. then north 350 •.. llirnia PpII$I#L'. "vii '.,wrJ P.O. - Deaiwi'rZ - auorrssot!rieclaimant,andshallbe Tnencewest292ttrno,eorles,,t, d of the first publication to the date ConrpIa,nt on the Piltritutit at r r r r notice. SAID CLAIM OR DEMAND l'lJ;ofberwiieth,all.gatlon'sof,he - wood F rtorfo4,once3yeek,qa,iOtfr i wc5 pricw to inc tnt Office Of I H i'3' I :yyrt - montns #r Pc] V s'reet Sas-asotu Florida 1' 24 Cit Spring's and SemInole County 5TEh,TPOM DAtIlt • o ... .-4 whore tht'y actualty meet of agart'st yo',j nd you are required to Pompry deceaSed tat, of 5*fTIW'IOTe - i3I. and oil of that property lying betwem the 'soutfitrnsasf boundary OSLoi20Sandtheoresentpjght,r ,'i,'r WILLIAM BOYNWELL 30 Dufty Court at trse Pvbtic Hearing. City Hall within the City DAIEDlhis20thdayofAI1ug5f, 545fi11Q5, FIO1-id& !.!uee (3) other place's within the D. t97, - '':'., ljims or demand which yOur. or time to tim, until final action Is posted in the area to be considered tar annexation and zoning least taken by the City Council. As Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Fórest 21)2. as at the any .. .-','.- U, Idutti, no children, no pets, Florida, need aggressive people, ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Openings avaIlable in Sanford, Deltona, and Orlando area. Call 66$ 1576, R. W Collini Lawn . '23,500 _____________________________ garage, central heat, $17.*)Q. $7o ne. meet people Seminole publication, both datei incluiive, adegainst'hepropctsedarnt a.'sd zoning will be beard. Said shall not be less than twentyelght SEMItIOL( COUNTY, FLORiDA Plot Rook 7. Fage 60. of the Public PROBATE DIVISION ilecards of Seminole County, Setr,ry, good typist, nice off 1ce, Apply in person, 1:30 430 pm. any weekday. Paragon Wire & Cable Company, Longwood Airllriejick,ts, Ctui and Tours at Official rates. 303 Semoran Si-Sports Equipment -- -- to by the claimant, their notified dnd required to present agent or attorney and accompanied ctaim and demas which you, . i bedroom. Wail to wall carpet Electric heat. Air conditioned. person, 2525 S. Park Ave., Apopk. at tember, 1973, at 1:30p m., or a's soon prior to the date of tnt Public lhere.fteraspersslble, rn,t which time Hearing; the date of the first DON HOWE - P" the claiming any right, tine or interest in and to the IOSlo-wlngde'scriIAd __________________ ______ _______ _______ 'HELP WANTED MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ___________________- _______________________ Advancement ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D days a week Eve., Sunday, 373.7374 at 3fl.I6 . Spray Applicators SE0000M. 3 BATH BRAND flEW HOMES. PACKED FUU. OF Till We Succeedr 2SO9YALE Well built 2 bedroom, 1 bath frame home. Newly painted. Only $12,500 with SLITS ili..,,. pci. flUflCJ4.5 5111 good pay. • about. %'o a.rar f, .an,,:n for ne home of your Choice. (311 or LAKE MAPY 4 Ste n SI-Garage - Rummage Sales 55-Boats & Marine Florida. Board of County NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Public P4ear1ngwtibeheid In presently zoned M.1 (General In you for the relief demanded in this t'the corporatr limits of dustrial) District. City of the Commissioners To all Creditors and Pcroni Petition for Dissolution CIty Halt, 10119*004. FlorIda, Oil All parties in Interest and c 1tlzens having claims or demands against Seminole County, Florida WITNESSmy handind the t.aI'. fbi To cOnsider also the Question 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as heard at said bearing Of desIgnating and assigning Charrnan You and each of you are hereby the possible, September. 1973. whith tIme interested By order of tIte City Commission notified and required to present any Attest: zoning classIfication of CO Corn. parties and citizens far and against (Seal) ci tri. City of Sanford. Florida, this claims and demands which you, or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur ii. Beckwlth, Jr. property as that classification l's will be heard. Said hearing may be H. N. Tamm, Jr. described in the zoning ordiances DETIlO Estate of FanPion S. McRoberts, Continued fm time to time unill By' Joy Webb City Clerk Of the deceased, late 04 s,i(J County, to the Otpt4y Clerk Florida, to - Ord.nae PlO 723 Council, Publish. Sept. 10, Il, 71, Oct. I. 1973 and as amended and luPOlem.nIeil. County, Florida, at the OtT 111 This notice shall be Posted COUNTY DT V The present zoning classification court house of Sid County at S-an Agricuttural City Hall within the City of PROBATE DIVISION No, 7323lCp Of said property Is A-I ford. Florida, within six calendar Lon9wood. Floridij, and In three (3) In re Estat, ci Di'strict, as that classifIcatIon Wife. and Monthly paymts Ortdj a... Executive IotatI in Mayfair. 2 bedrooms - 2 full baths. Dish washer washer ry-, losed garage, soo flWIh ri.,. depoSit. Will consider ieaie Option to purcha. 3735401. Master Ca'motofogist am. 5*DOWNVA FtNasciwG AVAILABLE One acre With two houses lacing __________________ - Fk414a COUNTY, publication Of this r,otice. Two FOR SEMINOLE Deceased copies of each claim or demand To All FLORIDA Creditç And All Persons shill be in writing, and shall state Having Claims Or Demands Against IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.I3NC theplaceof resldenceanclpost office In me the Marriage Said [state: you are tired of paying high rent, let us - or w-oeço. • Career Opportunity CALL 834-8588 NOW opener. Screen,d porcti for cOol nights, dishwasher, built in stove. dispat, Oversized 2 bedroom home. 3 years old, real comfort, Cludes lake privileges. Sales Price Elmer Bakaila, Inc. 516.500, with 29 pct. down. townhouses. West 25th St. at H011y ,',',tnted by plastic insulated wire Lawn start immediately. Personal in tr'rvew required Goode S)-Applianc,s ThiS public heerng will be held in Matland Avenue. Maitlarid, Florida (Pie County Commission Chambers ndflletheoriginaiwIth,ha Clerkof of the Court HOsi, Sanford, Fla., Ori the above Styled Court on or before and regutationsol Seminole County, publIshed In The f.an'ord Herald, a newspaper of genera) CirCiilatlon in Florida. The Public Hearing will be held In the City of Longwxd and Seminole the City PlaIt, Attirnonte Springs, County, FI*rlda. once a week f0i' at Iegatees or grantee's, and all ott' , perns or parties claiming Ihrouofi, under or against them; And tO: .arage, O.ty Ss,i.z#. &Mtit .tii HOMES and APIS. for rent.1 ____________________________ 706P1.ParkAve.323U70 Orlando Drive, Sanford. ____________________________ FIorda State llank-Si,,,te 7 Post Off ice ftx 1230 Santord, Flo;icja fl'; Attorneys of tht City of Help Wanted OAKLAWPMEMQRI1tL PARK has opening for Orounds maintenance men, rerrnan-ent 100. FOr Interviqw call 322 QIJ. SECRETARIAL TRAINEES __________________________ to an intersection with the Publish' Sept. ,. acres, more or lets, required to serve a copy of your , 1913 We'stIy R.w of the old S C.L.R.R.__________________________ DEl Further described a's coptigus written defenst. it any, to it R.W. thence run S 3ldegrecs 21' __________________________ and west of 1.4 and north of SR 4M STEPHEN .1. JOHNSON, JR., of West, along Said Westerly P W, Ill THE CIRCUIT COUP r, IN AND south of and adlac,nt to SCL Johnson e P6nlco, P A. Attorney Road. thence run West, along the PROBATE NO. 73-735CP Northerly R.W of Country Club In Fe: th Estate of Paltv Inc., 1)1.13)0 or 322 34e2 _____ Excellent commission Cal$ Need, Two general line mechanIcs, Must have own hand fools, Piid vacations end hospitallietiori. SOSO Commission Apply in persOn: SOUTf-IEPNCOMFORT is known for the easy life Try tnt-I.e features. Sprinkler system for 3um0 mortgage, or put 510 pci. beth home, family room, central le Outstanding Company bentIit, 10 hr. Wk, Top pay. Call $3.4 30 ________________________ [:.P1 Railroad r w and east Of the we'sl CHARlES F HAKLII. TO: CHARLES E. RAKER 350 E. 3rd Street Hall Realty room, air, carpeted, drapes, JACK R. McCLUR E 4AIAA rM VYJIVI lit' stop Urn!" home. Aswme mortgage of ap- - feet the Northerly P W of Coun'ry Club FLORIDA. as 4' 4 5-Resort wit. lyIng wtit of and adjoining the west tine of the Sanford Grant and rue. open. Call 241-4151 mornings 13.4 flitpied. Will train. Must have own 13-Lots and Acreage 4 Houses Rent Unfurnjshed A.dultøn', 'S3031 - _________________________ center. 40 hr. week. Call 323 4311 44-Farms $2100 Down, $131 mo. Clean 3 ______ family. Upiala Rd Ph. 373 4?P 11:00 p.m. Must like Children and required Real Estate _________________________ 41-Houies for Sale Iv,, at Council of the on the North R.W of Country Club Tuesday. October 2, 1973. City of Altamonte LOnQWd, Florida; and Spring's, Florida, that said City (b) To Consider also the question Road, laid point being the Point of Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr., nenors, . " "' District. b.FromtheintersectionottneC Florida, run East, a!ong the CL of will be made in the next regular City Hall wlttiin the Attainoe'we SprIngs, Florid., three (3) other places withIn C',y, and published In The Sanford rierald, a newspaper Of gefserI City '"" ' Seminole CCunty, flcrida; and zoning will be heard. Said JORIE P. THOMAS. his wife, if end if dead their unknown hearinG may beCcntioued from time For Rent 37771 -. , 37 3225641 - tk.I. :' * ifl, fruit, 116.500 howial, Must Qualify. $16,200. AM, or PM. shift. Apply Cavalier Motor Inn. 3200 S. 1791, Sanf,prd. deluse adult community in South Lawr, Maintenance, must limit a ORLANDO BUSINESS Post Ottice Box 1230 described as folljw: OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Enginetr, .5300 Soutn Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida Notice of Pu?licHesring a. LoIs 31, 31 and 39, 2ndAddtIon Sanford, Florida 3277), orbv P*thI,._h. .., . rarw vte'w, ru a, rg inc ooaro Øf County CornerflinoIe Cierk'i OSfic, P.O. Dreeer County Record's. Said property it Sanf,, FiOrid 3771). All bids are mnls'sIorsers of Seminole County will DET 62 (a) - age For Rent To cld*r annexation of , followIng described property lying and being in seminop, ounty Florida, t wit: . ,. •-. STENSTROM. DAVIS & MdNTOSH DEl g zoning Ordinances of the City o MORGAN. her husband. JOHN ,5T5TR0M, tA AitamaqV. Springs, Florida. to wi1 ,, -. MeINTOcU KUtLL, his Ordinance No. fl$ and as amended w'J#, REALTY TRUST COMPANY, Florida State Bank-Suite 22 d $uppiea't.eqtt Post Office Box 1330 ALFRED FOSTER, trustee, ., 33-Houses Rent Furnished 0 0111 Two bedroom duplex furnlsha raises thereafter Paid holidays future now in this highly rewar. of the Estate of KENPIIi T H KRAUSE -- of designating and assigning the WINIFRED K. PlOWER, BRAXzoning Classification of IL, In. TOIl BEACHAM and BERTA &istrtaloitfrici, to said prcp*rtyAs BEACHAM., hiS wift, FLORA A. yO era' avaiIle tn start imme'dateIy, , Attorneys for Executor TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION included in bid. These itemt wilt be Suite 72 Notice is hereby given that a furnished by the County of Seminole Sanford, Florida 37771 Notice of Public Nearlag to the corporate limits of the City ci PlOWER, FLORA A. MORGAN and date of the PublIc Hearing. Attbmoqife Springs, F1or1a, and DATED thls 2ti day Of August, her husband MORGAN, . - IONJy orSell, call 817 W. 1st St. =— manufacturer, 1 4:30, Mon. Fri. Furnished _t*4.,,Hj,½a1ha .,t Isy ______________________________ FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur S'ltflfOrd. FACTORY HELP needed for 1st, 2nd and 3rd shift. $2.50 per hour t PIANO LESSONS . "u" -.----At,,'.-, .. h1t-lo,Ty (OLLEGE 7S-Loans shall be In writing. and shalt state - fl person to B&D Roofing Corn ptunhtis . -Aarin..;, _____ ""' .-"• i,i#vrirnceu In DUllY U- _________ 24-6usin - Pa yton . $3,000 DOWN, 111cc new 3 bedroom, l' bath, kitchen equipped, wall to wall carpet, fenced 513.300. AVALOJAPA'MTMEPII ADULTS.NOPETS 116 W.2nØ St, 19 Female Help Wanted - - Male Help Wanted ., 'UflfltIot - roofin4': Also- ROOFERS time, There is no ___________________________ way System. - LC','COy TEN beautitul acres w,th deep well $641. BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PAR K AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Or.. 3fl 7161 ____________________________ 2 1-S'tuations Wanted adcressoftheclaimjnt, and shall be County, Florida, at his offic, in the sworn to by the claimant, his agent, court house of laid County at San ford, Florida, within iw e,il.n.j,. or attorney and 'nmn-nt.d '' 4"- "e 'r of t? ;;,. •"r •'- t ;ttir . 5: Douglas Stenstrom ays have us to dinner during Phase 3 and you gotta have 4P ______________________________ them durinn _____________________________ Phase FertIlizer, s Points, ma Second Parceis, West by Pc-'rt Lake, Eat' by said rignt.Of.way tA ownhouses. Choice locatlont No needed fr Shopping, schOoI t.rtlt-s l''' Y; carpeting, Dishwasher, d'%g,s&, ts wip ...• pvblicaflon of this notice Iwo cop either of you, mby have against the t'' 04 KENNETH KRAUSE, let of each claim or demand City of Altamonte Springs, Florida S JOSEPH I)AVIc. E. IETf'TC'.'. • - rar I b:droom dupli, aulisngp.t . Employment ' ..., CITY. ORANGE PARK, according to plat thereof as recorded in Put littoral aid snare rigrits tt'ir,'un?o tieion:ng or ri any CONVEhIENT to Strei, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, small lot. $12,900 Terms ________________ ___________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS ill ., t)7IVl Agenclp DEl Deceased. TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER. _____________________________ SON S HAVING CLAIMS OR SAID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. DEMANDS AGAINST SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby IN PROBF.TE. notifledandrequlredtopresentany In ri: Estate of ,Ii,..q IcpAucr ,. . ,vF'.iIlFTs.i -. .Deceased ' rdherofycu.rnayhaveagalnst the - AGE NC" - _________________ ____ _____________________________ HOrid iui Attorney for Plaintiff IN kOflATE In Fe: Estate of beftis, 5.anish Slyl wIth centr& heat and air, Large yard with orivacy fence. $23,500. Terms, 28 J IIli Relltor__*rter Hours: - Ul,,d,i State U,,r BRAND NAME ZIG ZAGS JOHN SAIl MO-PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom Trailers & Apt. 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. 3315 Hwy 1192, ___ ' '''. AIafll toast Line Ralroa Great (oflvenipnt IorItIoo, and right r',r,. tIL rio watinq to qualify. . _________________________ ____________________ ___________________ IN ZAVIC PLAZA •Piiw PACk 1316127 RETIREE INVESTMENT ¶iuiiding includes 3 xttrac?,ve Assume 7 Pct, Mrtgage apis. Will make nice residence with good rental income, $21,500 Apartments Rent Furnished pound, 37257)7 tl-instructlons Oak Ave - Saniord 7) 6910_______________________ ______ - -_-- . 4tti'f 4 Broker & Auilder SAU LS 2IIN.Oak,Santord 117 lI7lday,3fl O4$3ev. Small but Clean, I bedroom apart BROKER ASSOCIATE merit. Married couple only. Call ______________________________ 377 9507 after i_ " q i --_-____ ST. JOHN'S "w',n,y 4-'Chiid Care 3 W. First St., Ore icre !akefrcnl I bedroom, 2 REALTY CO. Reg. Bro.'s Sanfoqd,ff:, i).ays)23 6123 Nights 377.6.47A II AW 3736061 or 313 0517 _________________________________ _________________________ ______ DON HOWE diapes. Kitchen equIpped. 3 Children accepted. Call 373 2Q%, - M, Ub 1100 C. 25th St.. Sanford 373 M91 _______ ad, to Sell your don't needs? ,.i.- I________________ uvvore S-Lost and Found ,. _.- ___________________________ . ) SOSW.2Sth Street after S n.m. 323 3144. - TAFFER REALTY 2603 Park Drive Days 373 7212 GENEVA GARDEN APIS _________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ____________ - ______ Houses 10; Sale Houses for Sale - SANFORD RLTY I bedroom, kit(hn Cqulppd, Central heat & air, carpet, drapes, pool. FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. Il7OFio($d,Ave 3734450 _______ _____ ____________ ______________ - -- AparImen Rent Unfurnjshed _________ _____ I 1, _________________ Houses for Sale 1 room furnished. Private entrance, Ih Call 3fl27. - _____ Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Webb DET-63; Deputy Clerk STEIISTROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH Rooms for Rent 30 home, days. 373-59)1 or 373 765. Announcemen(s 29 / - e#jon ________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ - Lost and Found _____ _____ _______ (SEAL) 45 West Washington Street Orlando, Florida Clc'rL of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida as of dlsignatlng and assigning and Zoning will be beard. Said zoning classification of PUD- hearings may be Continued from Planned UnIt Development tO Slid time to time untIl final action is & ASSOCS. by Dick Turner ________________ _______________________________ FOUND Toy black male POOdIC ___________________________ _________________________ Grove Manor Area, Pfo ldtn t'fication. 3732371 4 ______ CARNIVAL ____________________ . Bench, (hey A lIGe t - Into ____ Personals Monday, Sept. 24, 1973—SB I, The hlVlar,pup ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6.44 2027 for "We Care".Teen, ____________________________ te (Seal) Never cls 4 as Florida, on the 25th day of Sep The Sanford Herald _—• .., . tember 1973, at 4:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter aspossibl, at which time to the corporate limits of the City of thereafter pOssible, at which lime interested parties and citizens for Lorgwood, Florida; and Interested parles and citizens for andagainsttheproposecjanne,rati0n .iy of the Atlantic Coast Line page 57 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Fla., arid laid ilroedcomnpany,ujapolfl,being c1.trvehavingaradisjsoisofest,si ISa? feil Westerly measured atong ''''''r,",.r, Legal Notice Legal ________________ and as amended and Supplemented, original with the Clerk of the above. claimant, his agent or attorney, or at public sale to the higheSt and best zoning classificatIon ityled Court on or before October the same shall be void, bidder for cash between 11:00 AM iThe .i. present •',',,..'-.'" 29th, 1973, afherwise a default and Dated at Orlando, FlorIda, this and P.M. in the forenoon on Resld;nllal District, that ultimate judgment will entered 17th (Jay of September. 1973 I7thdayof October. 197], at the We classification is described in the against you for the relIef demanded James S. Shaw door of the Seminole County zoningordinancesendregulatlof in the Petition, As Administrator Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. SemInole County, Florida. of said estate. WITNESS my hand and official DONE AND ORDERED at Dennis J. Hightower, Esquire he Public Hearing will be held in seat of Said Court on the 19th day Sernnole County, State of Floe Ida, the City Hall, Altamonfe Springs, SW'1 of the SW'i Of StIon '. . Nóiic Legal Notice ________ _____ Road as shown on the plat of property as that Ciassification 5 descrIbed In the zoning ordinances Attorneys for Petitioner, and state the place of residence and thereof as recorded In P1st BaCh fl wh "Longwood Hills Road" as recorded described in the zoning ordinances itf the City of Attamonte Springs, address is Post Office Box 1330, post off ic, address of the claimant PageS 16 73. Public Records Of North of and adjacent to LOt 131 Woodcrest Unit I, laid WOOd(rest Lane be4ng a plated 60 foot wide street botjnded on the South by Lot 137 and on th North by LOS 13$ o Woodcrest Unit 4, bounded i the West by a line 30 feet East Of and parallel to the West line of the SE . f ret ij Legal Notico Legal Notice - CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS. CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INANO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOiICSQIPVbIiCHUIiflI FLORIDA NOTICE OF FOR SEMIP4O FLORIDA CIRCUIT, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR RESOLUTION COUNTy, 11TH JUDICIAL NO1IC,OIPUbIICH,,I,,I FLORIDA NOtICS04PUbIICH.IflI SEMIN)LE tOUNTY, FLORIDA WMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR:DA CLOSING. VACATING AND To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CIVIL ACTION NO. 3.I3I4. ABANDONING RtGHTOFWAY CIVIL CA!! NO 13.i74C PPOBATt DIVISION Ih,Ciy TO *r,OM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Intl he Marria9e of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COMIJINED MORTGAGE CASE NO. Council P1 Phi' City o Lonowood. Nceith*rhvnIus.et;.lCpy cHAPLS C. COtFEE, fOT1C s .wcI4.y given II,w tnr ('1ierebYUi')bY,n..C$Iy band Estate C.1 Florida, that ield City Cuntjj will Council of the COy of Altamonfe Council o the CIty of Altamon?. and PlaIntiff, Board of County Commits'oner Of ROflERT WAYNE 51MW hold a publIc hearing: Springs, Florida, That said City $pring, Florida, that Said City PATRICIA LOUISE COFFEE, Wife Seminole County. Florida, at ItS Deceased. " () To conSider aflnextio of the CouncIl will hold a public heating: Council will hold a public hearing NOTICE TO DEFEND regular metting held on the Itfh day LEONARD L IILNJAMIN and NOTICE TO CREDITORS following described property lying (a) To consider annexation of the (a) To consider annexation of the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: of Sepf., AD. 1913. in the County TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DARLENE BENJAMIN his wife, j beinq In SemInole County, following describe1 proprty lying following descrlbej prcperty lying Dellfldhflts. CommIIoneq Meeling Room in Florida, to wit: PATRICIA LOUISE COFFEE, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST and being in SemInole County, and being in Seminole County, whoSe residence Is unknown and SAID ESTATE! the Courthouse at SanPcd. Seminole NOTICE OF SALE The West * of the NE•i of the Florida, to wit: Florida, to wit: tIO5C last known mailing address i County, Florida, purSuant to Notice Is hereby given that purYou and each of you are 'ereby Sw'.. of SectIon 30, Township 70 LoIs 10, 11, 17 13. 14 and IS. LoIs 1 and 2, less the Westerly S Shepherd and Enoch Hospital, Post notified and required to file any want to a Firal Judgment of PetIt ion and Notice heretofore South, Rang. 30 East being ap- GOLDIE MANOR, 4ccorcling to the feel of Lot 2. Block 6$, SANLANDO, Office Box 3115, Townion, claIms ano demands which you, or Foreclosure entered the 11th day given, passed and adopted a proximately 19.2V$ Acres, pfatthefeofasrecordedi,tplat Book as recorded In the publIc records of Maryland, 2)204 ReSolution closing, vacating and either of you, mayhaveagalnstiald of September 1973, bY tfll above Togetherwithth,EastMftof,he 13, Page 71. Public ReOrdj of Seminole County, Florida, Jbandoning, n$jtid court in the above ttyiC, renouncing YOU ARE HEREI3Y NOTIFIED e'%tateifltheOlflCeoflheCierkOflhe and NW'., of the SW' of stio , Seminole County. Florida; that CHARLES c. COFFEE p Circuit Court at the Eighteenth cause, Ihe undersigned Clerk of hi. County of Seminole and the publiL In being the RW of Lake Emma Road. 10 the corporate limits of the City Of Altamonte Springs, Florida; and Seminole County, Florida, for Florida, Probate DIvision, in the duly authoriliddePuties will Sell the nd to the following described Together with the EasI lOft, of all Attamonfe Springs, Florida; and (b) To consider also the question Dissolution of Marriage, and you are Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, property situated In Seminole Woodcrest Lane as shown in the of Seejbon 30, Township 70 South, of designating and assigning the zoning classificatIon of P.Q written defemi's, if any, s. time of the first publication of thIs follOws: CITIOFALTAMOHTE%PRIUOS FLORIDA NOtICSWPUbIiH.1 dittane. ri Lit OkI •.-. . 'v' Legal Notice - —_________ _____ i -' trees, 2 CIt enclosed garage. FOUR BEDROOM, 2 bath with familyroom carpet Id centrala r and heat Walk to shopping nd mortgage of 5)7 000 Monthly p.a,mrnt 5)S BROKER 3fl.76 Your Multiple uSing Agency R[4LTOR 2SOSParkDr ilk' herald 0 �j4 - stop I1 1 1 ; Wishin For Money! Sell HouesforSat flume find acreage on Lale Jet-sup for sale byCWA Phone 3fl1356 Lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath custom ho me. sodded lot,nice location, no City taxes,Ux 32 pool. 151.000. 372 79 I ( I" LIKE , I garage sate with a low COSI Mobile Homes t l3SSified 3d! TERRA ALTA 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT Listsnç Wanted Your ChOICe DI the following for onl y 51i500. (Includes lot). All modeti include 10 x 30' raised patio an screen room, driveway. sidewalk steps, carport, utility room, air_ condition ing, central' It Rea l Estate Wanted 37 SUBDIVISION land scaping and Sodding. I -13x' Crescent, 2 bedroom, fr on? & rear, I'.i baths, modern furniture. Gas furnace and stove. 2 door refrIgerator, Situated on Call 373.7495 St 04 Household 48LlstIiWanted - furniture Total electric. 2 door frost free refrigerator Situatedon 61*117' tot. l.-13x70' Suncr,st. Front kit chen, bedroom, I '!'..,rr hr' ff bath mftn fur Call an ACTION firm. Forrest Greene Inc. Realtor, US 33. In Classi fied led Ads. (901) 715-1777 now or visit Terra Alto, U. S. Hwy. 17-92, DeB.iry, Fla. 60* 12 Sthuu, 2 bedrooms with 10 ft. pullout section in tivtnç room, 50' 1 100' lot- Leisure World Mobile Home Estates. Ph. 6 10 1 aft er 6:30 p.m. SO French Ae 3715200 nclude'ti, 17 sets headphones 1$ each; radio headphones $13 each, 11 tape decks $20 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES UI each. Also available misc. speakets, flSR turn tables, .IVC quad set and Garard turn tables.' Inspect and tesi at 3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 5395791, Hr's, Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to $ Terms availatjl,. 311313E.Firt5I., fluifl1 Discoun t We'RE OVERSTOCKED . Over I1 rflcj(% t chocs from! AS 1GW AS -U5 Ask about FPEE renti H*y 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estat es , ml north of Hwy. 434. 534 2770. 10 Bank Repossessions, just arrived. No money down. Assume payments, frum $35 'jp. WIN. rf-4 Fc TER HOMES. 15 1 S. OrIan Dr-,e. 3333.C.40. MoIel home Bank Repot*eis.ons, IS to choose from. 131-3323 Two lots. corner 13th St. 1. Myrtle Ave.,. by owner. J. E. Williams. P.O. Box 355. Loxolsatchee, Fli., flog. S hcr* ranch on paved road, 6 miles from O*Lnd, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, FL, room, central air & heat, fully carpeted. swImmIng pool. Entir, acreage fenced with back yard fenced. 2 wells, barn and vrkshop, landscaped s.2,000 With terms. Ph. 904-669.42I3. mattresses; 3 Chairs, dresser, portable TV, Golf bag & Clubs, tires. MIsc, 7300 Park Ave. BRAND NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch sewing machInes, 60 pci, Ott manufacturer's liSt price. Inspect & test at United Freight Si,iles, 3550' S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. $59 $251. Terms available Hr's Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. A&AtTI.AND FLEA MART. 1541 31 Stenstrom 02. Open Sat. & Sun. 9.5 Highland Park EXTRA NICE CORNER LOT on 74th Street. city sewer tap fee Is paid. Water also available. 14.100. Lake Mary 'vE ACRES now available for 2.503 Unimproved. Could be the 9 Living room lets (5 piece) UI: 6 love seals US; 13 sofas $11 to 13U; misc. chair's, recllners, etc. 21 bedroom sets $93 each; Ibedroom sets Modent I Provincial) with bedding $129; name brand box springs & mattresses $45 per $et. odd chests & night st ands vailabe. Inspect at United Freight Sites. Warehouse Outlet, 3530 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. 1595291. Hi's. Mon Fri. 5t9, $at. 9 to S. Terms available. year. and Used, Freeze, Washers, Refrigerators and Air Con- ditioners. GENEVA HEATING J. AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Orlando Drive, 323-5434. 53 TV. Radio-Stereo STEREOS REPOSSESSED much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for $429. Pay balance of $ItS or $I50 rtonfhly. Phone 647.1577 for Ire. ho sw trial. HALLMARK. 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. STEREOS SEWING MACHINES SUMMER SALE iuv locally and get service, Singer Golden Touch & Sew-Si?. Necchi Zig Zar,z -13$. Circulating Oil Heater, with 100 gal. lank. 372907 after 4. Mayfair THREE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL Lots. Only $9,900 for the whole oackage. Don't hesltatet Call now. 1$' GEM Camper, with 10' x 13' 'screened Inclosure, 1400, Frigidaire Washer, 13$. 1105 Court St.. 322-4120. Call 322-2420 Anytime STEREO 56 75 65 Miniatura reI5tered male Dachshund. 9 mo. old., all shot's, 530 373*159 36 wk. old miniature full bthodej Dachshunds. $30 each. Call 322 46 2ft Irlcom? and Investment Property - SANFORD AREA Commercial budding, 30' x *2' w,tr.i air conai.oned office Ideal for storage and but*ts.. Lot Site SS, a 710'. Call Bud. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY OF SSHASTA ................ v Travel trailer NELDORADO .. ..313 Pick up camper, fully self contained. ??ARABIAN ...........'.117 ifs }- ri. - J .- Roberts THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES Toy Poodle Puppies $50 3225*06 This NEWSPAPER doe's )nowlngI accept 1531 hfEt,P-WANI'ED ADS that nt3cate a preference based on age from em i'ts'ers c.ovred by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT trry ob!,a .nito 1cm the Wage ruffic,at Pm JQ9, Ortan4o Pref. Cir. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr P.O. Box 5024 A i;,j' Ft.-i fl6C Full tineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2572 Park Drive, 377-1562 Orlando (B.tw.an Holden$ Michigan). Hivri 94 Moa.-p,j, Sat.'tIi - Wa nI to Sell lome4hlng? It " s -investment in a Classified Ad will - bring result's. 411 1 111111111111111, Beciuty,,,Caro - ---11'. IOWER'SBEAUTY$ALON (fotmerly Har rielt's Beauty Nook) 519E.Pin,,372-$742, WHOA. Don't throwaway useful idle items. 5411 them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 3 77 . •sr,d asking for a ___ friendly 761. AdviSor - - BuIdozg Ceramics "& HI A CERAMICS 41 F (cliry t..vi' , antorcl 321 0561 - WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - Repairs SANFORD- FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION Lawn Service, Odd lob's. an Llgpif hauling. Tremblay, 373-777, . Pet regularly. Fencing _____________________________ JACKSONS CERAMICS, Suppfi s, kiln dealer, 10 5 Clos ed Thursday & sunday. 372 lal, M-t iI Z -. - . Pool Decks Chacle's Below Co. 37] 4575 1l5 "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert repairman f rom today's claSsIfied -- GIsMkj',', a bath Remove '-. ) Panting interwr, eater Of''jr niture repair & refinishing Licensed & bonded. Reasonabl,. C- aries Seals 323"14. ____ Drywall &Spr,j - - a ClassifiedAAdsmall wiU - Wallpaper -. 377 1734, "Lake - ------.-- r- .U'.j ______ - __________ ' '-'" ,. _______ T'LILL ' '• - 1, V " - A f JOHN MORRIS Catching it - - ''. 1' . '' , iicuiata, and city Ilc4nse t..igs' "Most people I've talked t don't think we can enforce a ct leash law," Commissioner Julian Stenst.roni said. Mayor Le Moore, who was awayonbus1nesstrjpswhethe ordinance was authorized, said, "I think we should be concerned with stray dogs and cats that --'- __ - . - - - , ', ' , "I've been catching it over cats," commented Cornmissioner John Morris. "I'm for exempting cats from the r leash provision but requiring I 'L - 1 iii / _____ - - - - ,, I. Z_J _______ AL - - ______________________________ - , ____ ____________ ____ - . FUND vit'vt . ) ." ________ Top (I to r) United Fund president George Foster, United Campaign chairman Kenneth Kienth, and United . .__ I - .; _0 D, ___ . ' _____ , f ' - - ' - arge Bus rivers Go ing o School '.. D 3 ,. RN jn'ict- ''.'rt . . 11 1111 1116 IU C, . ., Leaping Suspect ..................... .'J larger, purn, iprinkers Watrrcondi,Ins,3fl 4410 707 W.?nU Si. '- ,.. ---- ._ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STINEMACHINE It SUPPLY CO. e . - Well DrlIng r.tc' FF c i __ __ - UNITED ' - ' • fr percentage 3734432 .. CALL 32,,-261 1 , ii ,i> ' ' y ,. . 4i - r' C " - -' 1; fe I1jus ' 's'ki.4 '-- ' -,' . .. ' , JV,' ' Commercial F ree Estimates. P1,3736573 ADCOCK BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS S'n.lI Job's Wanted I- - - - and Gu'ier's&Down Spouts ./ '/P -...;.' ' ! ', JI I-. Profess aonal Wallpaper i-longer Licns,'d Pesid.n tial Cuitom mad, screen rooms, car. purts. Top workinanspilp ... - I ...- - - - G '....- LEACH A1UMlNUp, FABRICATION, 373-1613. r I .. - . *iIj()j$ Federal Grants , . -.1 Hanging" __________________ n'atpr.5i5 ,. - ..- 1.I.1 \ - - Advisor _____ Can't irnagln leashing dogs but not cats "I'm quite sure we'll back off i" on leashing cats," CorninhWoner Gordon Meyer siId today can't imagine how many people have been screaming about the cat leash /-' .:'-: - ttttj* - ,,.. your tops, to order. 7737345 or Quilts ma 775-3336. -- Want to Sell something? - .)wa -? IJSOfuJ ,dlc them Quickly with a Herald Wan Ad by calling 377 2611, end asking for a friendly - 5ewin hanS, on lnV%tment In br ing feiijlts EL t.OIt[xN MLYEI I IV ..', Im ..L 11 - 3227611 or $31mj 40 tacked on - = - - i-.. - Roofing Quiltiig' / tapes Clean walls, patios, roofs, free ti,, _f, pac Spra Klean 3270297 eve ____________________ Let oaeofourfrIendlyadvlsorshelp oIJ word Your classified ad. Call -' - Rob ers , -.. . 4c:-ai- ' New Itlingles by squj Paintlng....Inte,ior& exterIor, with air, or by hand LicenSed & repar's, roo fs Panted, fee fl-%,rP ts'si 3?ifj2 rsperienceU estimates, 323 0794 _____________________________________________________________________________________ ' CONCRET- E - PATIOS ---- love milw, Protect pant pre-, SENKARIK GLASS 4, PAIN1'CO. 2lOMagnoua Ave 327.4673 *00_________________ French Ave., 337 COG3URH FENCE CO. PH. 130.5765 ) Pressure Cleaning om .-ii'L'' ' _ , - 1110001100111111111111h your f -~ - - - --111111111111111111 i ái " . - k"I with a ml - ' - -.; p-rn. Animal Hay Groorn;ng and Boardng 7225157 fencIni We install best q'3!'ty fences, at; type-,Fast Tjrner Fence Co. 373 3151. adst -. I .eed _-~ .. if " Care Grooming- ~ _~ __ prelirninar> hearing, if gran i shake on an inilpurtant deal While Reed also denied a tt will bring out medical E C P.O temporary injunction designed evidence that no c-rime was ____________ - the success of their . = I 'I. , • It to free Geter until the issue is comm 1. campaign drive which starts itted because the "single 'a)')U U I I I U V By John A. Spolski I I settled, the judge did agree tO blow" " today. Unitas said they J -'- reported in the case I I .. hear arguments in the near could not have caused death. - would play the month-long Rep. Vince Fechtel will be in future. i'. campaign Like a football - prepared by Group Seven, Bill c A s s E i, B E U t y Muldrew Monday ranted a our area again, with one of his ..,jj C' match, dividing it up into According to Burns,court an motion to secure tapes from the Applicatlonz for fire separate harper, president of the popular "coffee clubs" - . an August state supreme four quarters, during each of 11 and jury 4u indictment fed eral grants ranging from Atlanta management conopportunity of not only meeting ruling that preliminary , which they hoped to collect 'Ti proceedings, me Burns Id park land acquisition to sewer sultant firm reported to the city the man, but also the ideal time hearings must be held ."r'ç,1 ' $25,000 to achieve their final , t plant expansion are being council Monday night. 055 to catch his car with whatever warrants signed by the sheriff was designed a''---'--'-, goal of $100,000. Below, Bob Estimates have not been !" some person or persons the local problem might be, -H-'- -and the states attorney should - -Morris (right ) accepts a completed on the total money Vtednesdi) Pit will be ,it the bC extended touls(r grand jury committed perjury b fri thl plaque recognizing his cianticipated Ma>or. Bill Grier grand jury i Longwood hotel from 8 to 10 indictments : forts as 1973 United Fund b said today. He added, howcser, a mu and later that same day, The grand jury acting In its "s Staley would not ullulent (fl president from Jack Hornet-, , 0 to $150,000 is expected from 21o4 p.m., F echtel 55111 be prosecutor's role is not an the matter, sa) ing his Seminole counts United for parkland and open space at the holiday Inn in Sanford P*" unbiased body, and Is a arm of office would await Muldrew's Fund president R e ma i n $100 00 acquisition Firm data will be It's open to the public... free of the police and the prosecution," formal order before handing st'S I available on the sewer system charge he Inter said. "Thus the flIed the tapes over to the defense. A I grants when feasibility studies art, completed. "I amme we I will be asking for $1 million to 1 mw $1.5 million for the sewer F 1{O1 THE MAll HAG MARK Vt I- lNT' , Wt system expansion, Grier said "When I first read your Around . herald Stall Writer me most important grant & t hec1ok column concerning Ithe tennis match between Billie ' TWO f middle-aged men effort for city sewer system into a T Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I . w earing w Opp) hats. held B11'~~!>13r wondered how much you know , . up the Dollar Prescription store regional faci li ty to serve the areas east of U.S. 17-92. about tennis. By IX)NNA ESTFS On the other hand, the Larger average of Orange. Brevard, V Applications must be submitted "Noss I know very little" Herald Staff Writer t M nda d fled / increases wanted bs' the drivers Lake and Volusia Counties. bag of cash ad8rcotisince by Jan 1 along with feasibility It was signed by F..mlua . would make their salaries (trace Pixkr, president of the . Spencer. a hall of bullets seminole studies being done by con_ 7 r The Seminole School Bus unequal again compared with drivers association refused suiting engineer B C Conklin ___ k- , __ C d Drivers AsocIatlon -salary non Instru(tIomfLlj said rcnnd ommnent on the meeting I-'unny.. . but for a ssliile I'd " Funding will be available by cociuiiittee decided to carry its Layer said. "W' 1 1 recover d a - ;--:.directing inquiry to Layer. Mrs. base bet the note came from the F next June or July, Itaer said, fight for more money to the Ford with- bullet hole in Eula Scat, who has headed the ssonuin commentator of that winlstu Conklm'sstudIesare 25 per cent school board Wednesday night C Id at an a rtment i.,, "-iif,, pa Layer said his recorn salar> increase fight was not complete infamous tennis match acid- f complex on and at Lyman High School after a rn(ndations are based on a pay available for comment b -tongue Rose Mary Ca.csals. conference with School Supt. W. ., - . believe this was the cur th,t Index (i#'_n:, '-t P. Layer this morning failed to robbers used in the holdup, United Mate l la nk r ea c h a coIi1protlie. 1 ktevUve Robert Kunklcr said. Area deaths ....... Seminole Vice 11rez Wayne Police said the bandits who Bridge Layer, admitting Inequities 6A Altwrt called and said, "Don't were armed with a .38 caliber Calendar ......... .. aR exist in ttw &ivm sialary CLAMPING DOWN ON BAD CHECKS (eel too badly, John. .,., also phttol escaped with three Classifiedads.. ......64B schedule, said he will r"-Gn)bet on Riggs (and lost.) Q bottles of hard narcotics and oi,is Comics ...............7A Atty. Abbott Herring and )aluosu mend tk board up beginning Thanks, I needed that, about $1 In cash. Crossword puzzle ..... SA driver's pay from $2,240 11) Cham be rs Commerce committee chairman A suiei In ts Sept. 11 Sanford Zayre's Department Wayne, The recovered car had a Dear Abby ...........SA $2880 with lower Chris Elsea examine bad checks passed in the Store robbery literally Jumped Into the arms of waiting lic'e'tse tag on it belonging to Dr. Crane ..............6A raises to other drivers, police Monday. Sanford area during the past two months. another vehicle and the in. Editorial comment .A4A A He said the drivers hossever .'T Spcnce' Green, 31, of Orlando, is currently In Orange Concerned merchants met today to discuss - tilile , II spection sticker evidently Entertainment ........'/A are insisting on salaries County jail on IL000bondon a variety of traffic ways to deal wi th the escalating problem of bad illS weeken d, 1WaHI)ne charges after belonged to still another car, Horoscope ........ SR identical to those paid Orange his Ill-fated leap a from second story window World Vim IA. ce:Cur'lsing t:I*.Ir Into the lap of a checks. Herring . Kunkler said. Hospital notes .... photograph b told them SB o r startled Orlando patrolman, County drivers and a 3,Q'%5 ,., second anniversary, ilt IPublic machine or The robbers entered the store uuuiertoftees .. ....... SB e purpose o reco d ng ii starting pa y. According a OiiCC, Green was the subject of a three. it stc just yesterday si. ssirc While there were customers Svicty .............6,k who passes them a d the identifications the Layer said his recomcounty probe into the ,0O0 burgla ry at th e Spor ts la!e and said, 'This is a 1-313 used were the best way of obtaini mendatmon can be funded Boulevard and U.S 1742 store 6. In the itive 10 Million visitors"coining stickup. Give tile all your statt _'............ 1. SA premntly adopted budget if the Police saild some of The loot, including a dmtgun with tb,e identification of persons passing bad checks. Central Florida; anti after money and class A narcotics," Stocks .................ZR Zayrc's tag still attached, has been recoyerej. They would school botrd approves the pay (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) the first >. i Sheriff's deputies said. TV ..................7A raises, not i,&y If more are expected. 4P request Only. Free estimate, 373 _ ç k bearing, Judge John A. Reed Jr. in Orlando budt rlcaned & edged to per' friction Specialist. M0*ing by Ph 337 $313 Concrete taken for routes in I ssue 4 Shrubs. trimmed & shaped FIO*,t' Electronic Equipment Get cast. t,cr; ,, to.tt'naII it) t trr' 1`1 Pta'.. Ow CY ".u,\ D,ir I classified ad for results ,f Nfl's. Sell A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT being TV Home Impi,yement'j" _tIQW WITH,,A CLASSIFIED Can Edgirlg.0 _______________ draft and noW ttfure Fret Elt,ReasonablLAtt.r - NO LONGER USED CAMP1P GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Mowlng, Landscaping. Hagan lnsul&tlon, SANFORD" Landscaping - Maintenanre HEATING It AIR- CON. . Commercial & ResidentIal If you have an fly@ for real value, DITIONING, 2609 Sanford Ave., you'll eye the classifIed ads ri- ChatlesB.lQwCo,)fl4, 377 4)90. Warehouse OvtI$ located ISSOS. Oraeae Ave. 11 momme Hooks "mks Garden I Lawn Service TV's, *IOflt uipment, S S tract tape p' yer, FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph .327 . S7O Attic Insulations table-s 322-IM. Ph. .$ Pool Table taking up too much room? A CI,flslf li-cl Ad will find it a buyer. P4.1* i$4 Service -'-' MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 372.1348 S.u'ifurj Plata al M usic Uriiimited--.Ro Shack ausic each STEREO SPECIAL 700 wall. A *400) Garrard com panent set. reg. 5.4$, new only 13$. Also available speek, headphones and Garrard turn. Lawn [lfrt,pJc EqumenU .Rpqlr item's quickly with a classIfied ad! S99S New '7.1 Singer;, 159e5 German Shepherd pup's. 6 weeks old. AKC, extra good watch dogs Bennett. 172 3862 ' Getting ready to move? Sell excess Name brand vacui'ms, S49 9i & GriffisLand Clear ing Excavating 8i, Grading. PP 37) 1717 or 372 624 .3. day or rile contractors & individuals Custom qfl• p's ptOt plan's, & room Ph. 830- 1738 7 Spanisn, Mediterranean, French Provincial bedrm sets, $79.95 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to choos, from, $55.95 to $159.95 Land CWaring IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE, For builders, sub 1111111111111111, A&RAPPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service 11111111111111 -• Drafthg For Builders, sub-contractor's. -Complete House Plan's arid Shop Drawings Fast, dependable, erorion,,CaI. Call Victor-365 3743, Applances - Kennefs. 327.S75, ' __ -- 0 11 -0 a1ute Licensed &iriwred. 32)3144. .__ __- 6=0000110001 - - AppUcntions -5-- Central Air Conditioning, For tree es timate, call Carl Harris, a?' SEARS in Sanfor d. 322.177). -. c. Hoffman Painting I Decorating Inferior & ExterIor. Quality Work. Its! Boat in the way' Sell it fast and easy with a luw (OS! clatsilled NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE & Gi lman 830-5500 *30-9202 Improvements )lorne SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL373. BID AIR CONDITIONING APIOHEATINGSERVICE Easy financing, low down paymeurI. NEW WORLD TRAVEL Hwy. 17 92 Longwood 534 94 71 .'ur;i.ii this " other *7.97 Lillian Campbell, Assoc- Concrete111111111000000000111111105 000,000011111111111111111 Ph. SJ09117 EARN S35• to 70. WEXLY fl.'.utfu! I - Cond1t1onbi BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty. 373-173) after 3 p m. CASSELBERRY h- Air A.C. wts, AKC, wormed & shots, $50. Animal Haven Grooming & - ' L ordinance Oct. 8. Last week the conun instructed City Atty. Vernon '.lize to an ordinanc' making it illegal for dogs and jj-. cats to roam the city without v'".. thdrstrafflngon th, set a work session Oct. 1 with Mize on the proposed ordinance S.u.iiunoli Circuit court still exists fur a preliminary Judge Richard Muldrew, who by an unbiased body, set an Oct. 8 trial for the yc'ung- to determine if probable cause Even as Samuel Geter ster. exists." remains in Seminole County The Seminole Grand Burns said the significance of Jail today, the of the 14.- indicted Geter in the Sept. 5 his argument is that "del i. year-old eceused of murdering death of William Oglesby, 1600 dants ill all criminal cast . a 12>ear-old schoolmate has West 5th St.., Sanford, after a including misdeameanors, become what may prove tobea light near Sanford Middle be entitled to a preliminary major constitutional Issue on School No prehinlnar> hearing hearing, and may not be bound grand jury powers. has b..'en held In the case. over for trial simply on the (et vPt of Mr. Mrs Tk c.tnstltLUona1 issue arose word of the grimd $tlTy Manic> Geter, 4J illLin liaric sshtl') Geter 's attorney, T. The argumnt was Court, Sanford, pleaded in. David Burns of Barlow, challenged today by Assistant noetnt Monday to first degree claimed no proof of a had States Atty.Bill Staley, who and felony murder charges been shown and dem,unied the said the Rainwater vs. Pugh youth be freed on bond pending deci'ion cited by Burns has a preliminary hearing, d.O tJA, been stayed by the 5th District Muidrew denied the motion Court of Appeals in New for a preliminary hearing, but Orleans. : A -,L ___ agreed to bear a motion to "Therefore, until the US. 'I dismiss all charges later this Supreme Court rules otherwise, lAi IL 1\H week. Burns, however, con- this Office will assume current rb tinued to press for a settlement state law (allowing trial of the preliminary hearing without preliminary hearing question, and secured a 5 p.m. after a grand Jury indictment) A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! I Pick up camper, with YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. AREA affect only dogs. Commissioners hope to give - case BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN Prmt in a.ci t(f 17 4', iU.I rP 4;6 Licln' l..r office. or restaurant. High traffic c,rr! )t ( flit!', NELSON Herald Staff Writer --- .. .S. Court To Get Geter C Tent camper 17-9? ACTION '4 _______---.-.--. amended to Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 30 - Price 10 Cenis U Campers Travel Trailers HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS 37764.57; Atfc'r 5, 372.7111 . . . - . YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL FOR SALE commission, - German Shepherd puppy, female, 10 $28 4L.i survey of Sanford city corn- are roaming the city but I don't citizens up-In-arms over will be included in the new missioners holds true to form.' think you can keep a cat on a leashing cats and agreed with ordinance. The trying to ieastj." other commissioners that Police Chief Ben Butler said Feline chauvinsim has ap. (irait a law that would have Commissioner A. A. rabies irinoculatlons arid parently won its first round, if a banned dogs and cats from Mc-Clanahan also reported Iinsin of both does and cats I (.Oflt'd On 3A Col. 4) _---.. roaming the ejl, streets at win. - 1 I Championship mother, $35 ca. 3.65. 1941. MATTE 11$ & E*s Sprffls Kngs Complete 119 . * . 4! Jk 8317020 4E DONE ME WRONG-½ German Shepherd puppies from $3l4fl2 ISO New Sets - i -%4 ,.J. "t. ___ By BOB I.IA.iY[) Ilci-ald Staff Writer 'I Di Motorcycles . - pj i4iIi Auction "Swfor(rs $#Its Lder" Your Mutt lple Lilting Agency U ALTORS The SUBARU DL WAGON I I 0527 after 3. Boarding 4b4 Proposal e is Poss ' e a sh L -= GOOD BUYS ON USED CAMPERS ?)COLEMAN, . L. $9 Equipment for Rent Pets and Supplies _ I Jury 1313. CARROLL'S FURNITURE, In-Or"P no, a . Sports Equipment Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Matching Chair PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nile 7P.M. Cipi l'-Iy, 9 W buy or set1 piece or household. Conslgnme welcome. 3231340. SANFOI AUCTION, Hwy. 17.92, Sanfoi Golf Cart, E Z Go, good batteries, $375 Call Charllne Andrews, $35. 64 . PAWK To buy and sell gold or silver Co contact us first. We also boy b tilvCr CQfl5. SEMINOLE CC _CENTER. 109W, lit. 3234332. Camping equipment. U-name it, we have !It t.ov'I urvtus galore. Surplus World, 11831 E. Hwy. W. 711-03". 57 IMatC N101ZAYIE PLAZa rlp 431.6223 Fel ines Wi n Round One, Stamps-Coins 69 Camping Equipment IN XAY*I PLAZA O PINI O N Walnut linish, floor model -$H. Monthly payments is tow asp per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. lit Downtown, Ph. 3729411 or evenings-531.1144, 78 It is necessary because two of four steering rockets on th e Apollo ferry ship have developed leaks. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 503 S. French Ave., 377.43*2 - Abandoned, unwanted, junk car's hiuled away. Your cost, 1)0 Orlando 93 6194 anytime. Mission Control read them the procedures to follow so th ey would avoid Hurricane lrah on the remote chance they overshoot their landing target off the California coast. lrah is churning off the Mexican coast about 500 miles south of the splashdown zone. Bean asked what the sea conditions were in the - ' 322-0314, ask for Sam. New Removed closing up the laboratory, setting it up for a visit from the Skylab 3 crew starting Nov.11. Then all three slipped through a connecting tunnel into the Apollo, linked to one end of the house-size Skylab station. They closed off the tunnel hatch and carefully checked the systems of their ferry ship, For the best buy in American" Motors, and Jeep vehicles, Ito: Top prices ?aid, used, any condit 644-5126. Winter Park. /2 Refrigerator, FrigidaIre' Imperial 170. Avocado, frost free, l'i yrs. aid, like new $100. 531-9579. Junk Cars 17 Home From Man's Longest Space Adventure ipiiluuwn. Today planning landing area, When told th e waves were only five feet, he said "not bad," Thecontrol center also reported good visibility in the area, with winds of 16 miles an hour and scattered clouds, Although the entire firing procedure th at the Skylab 2 astronauts must use has never been tried before in space, flight controllers are confident it will pose no problem for the spacemen. Trio Uses Tricky Technique To Guide Apollo **AMC JEEPS** I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED anytime. 772 b4ul16i walnut catmtl, AM FM multiplex radio, I track tape player, paychedelk lights, and 333.7230 SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Realty Cf the 17 190 N. 1792, Longwood Electric start. Flashing depth tinder. Electric bait welt. Call after $:30 323010$, weekends 1641. '69 Impala, air cond., R&H 'Take up payments, Ph. 372 3614 after 6 p. rn Friday Nile, 130 P.M. A A A, FURNITURE & AUCTION. 16' fiberglass Seabreere, 10 tip. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1791. Terms ?vailable, Hr's. Mon. Fri. ! to 5. Sat. S to S. 2 Double Spool beds, complete with Hwy Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 641. Call 3fl4911 Retu rn .,..,I,,,,t....l_,..._ ni.,.. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES To 'ir P,iid Aurfions e'.rr, RORSOPI MARINE RECONDITIONED Refrigerator's, All 1973 model air conditioner's will be sold at actual store costs Call tr Cash buyer for used articles, fur nitur, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 322 6972. 322 75111. -, -. freezer. Copperton, Excellent cond ition. Call 322-4459. $59.95 l,npecl and test at 3SSo S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Ph. 159- W.antnil CASH 373 1132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100* items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. 14' Runabout. TraIler, 10 Pip, motor. All accessories included, 1303. Call 2927 Hy, liP? 372-5-961 UNITED FREIGHT SALES oa otter 1p.m. 1125. 322 54.31 or 372 725;. 17 Cu. It. Colaspot refrigerator I? Volt Auto BatterIesSll.9$ RE El. 'S BODY SHOP -c!.' I , .'. 11600 Co'tmcrcial carpet viiholesaief has SADDLE EQUIPMENT QCOTS tq- Fury 111 '73, ldr. vinyl hardtop. PS. PB, steel belted tires, tape. Like .c.',, S;51c 323 0124 Trails Public Riding Stables, 322. 15' all Fiberglass Houseboat MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 016 07 Wttprn W.r Save at the OW Corra Wes'ern Shop, 17 92, I mile S. at DtBary. '6* Chevrolet 727 Belalre. New tires, etc. 5.200 fake over payments. 150.40 per mo. Call 323-4515. 614 Il -------,, condition, Washers and kefrigeiator;, Dick's Appliance Sale's 1. ServIce, 3617 S. French Ay.. S*nfii.'fl 7$ • Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories 317$, it 17030 or will swap for a go" jeep. Call 322.4143 C cA,ctj and mat Freight Damaged 16 A stronauts 2 Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma are returning from a 59'2-day journey during which they traveled more than 24 million miles and gathered a wealth of scientific data about the earth, sun and man himself, The astronauts spent m ois t of the morning '67 Volkswagen Bus. '68 CADILLAC, LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37362)0, 628-13-41. 1970 Dunebuggy, tach, chrome headers, chrome rime, 1 new tires. A 1 condition. 323-7795. flfft%114,t,s.. Good Condition, Best Offer '6SOlds convertible. Good condition. PS, PB, needs little body work Sacrifice. 372 4697. 1972 27' Cenlur.an. Sleeps 6. Pay equity of $500 and take over. Call 5/4 7711. Horses Classes now forming in beginner Cng;isri Equitation at Shady 17' Bonita trl-hull. $3 tip. Johnson. IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION over 7030 yards of new broadloom carpet left over from commercial installation. Will sell and install, at buildri wholesale cm?, 40-50 Pct. below retail. Financing available up to 36 months, Free home tiiimfe. ARIES CARPET 241-4551. Call cOlIitt 66 Equipment Appliances Getting ready to move? Sell ecc'iis items quickly with a classified ad, Master Grooming for all breeds. Let us start your-dog in our Fall term, apvc,e; price for 'sept. Call 373 Boats &Marine Closed Wednesday's .5 lnger sewing machines $79.95 to Golf Course Lot 13th Tee. Detlona Call 668-60 11 55 ask for Sam. Antique round Oak table. $100. Small ker sofa, $30; Wicker rocking char, $20; 90" Sofa, off white, 175; Maple stereo, 1150; 322-4141. ASking $6300. Call $30 6730. Ave. 372-9463. .EP4MORE WASHER, par's. service. used machines, Dealer. Lots a nd Acreage Speed Queen washer and matching dr yer. Both III. mo. Call 3224741, 52 Grooming & Board:r.g Kennels 322 5757. 54 Garage-Rummage Sales PICK Up PAYMENTS '--; CARPET WALL TO WALL * Place Homes North * Check With Us 000d condItion, $725. Kerosene l heater, tank & 5t.rd Ph 7 322-5622 1006 Dining sit, I'S; 2 Beoroom sets, $175. and 1150; Typewriter, $30; Sofa bed, 1.50; Freezer, $45; Console sewing machine iso ii' t'm; Monday & Tuesday. 2400 Laurel 21.000 BTU air cinditioner, very Early WILSON MAtER FURNITURE ,,,,si ?4e t. 2!3fl.-!n 3235500 Before You Buy San. •• ___________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 33 • 1986 Wildcat Buick, everything rwer and everyttng works. Air 4, conditioned, Special, $395. SHELLEY USED CAQS, 701 French Ave,, 323 7960. MANAGER, 3236230, 6711311. 1972 Argosy Camping Trailer. With accessories. Self contained. Air conditioned. Cost when new, $7800. 4974. refrigerator. Top freezer. Harvest Gold finish. Only $15 mo. Full warranty, Call 3230241 ask for UNITED FREIGHT SALES has for sale loth* public (7) 303 watt AM. FM comxnents, SM each; (5) Prri,sI Purchase Plan World Tv 641 ' _______________ LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, IMK1± OVER. CALL CREDIT Campers Travel Trailers Pets and Supplies Dachshunds, AKC miniature, black & tan, also red, sire 7 lb's., %%-or med. shots, W. Animal Haven 7619 Orlando Drive, 377 0352 P,c.rj't 14131656 16 Cu. It. no frost STEREOS 65 TELEVISION SETS $25 UP MILLERS FREIGHT DAMAGED I7 .ltuafj Oft SO*16Ox1O9*it' lot. SO pct, financing available, Call Color Adding a room to your Home? Furnith it with ll tms Advefli$ed fill the dernand- made uOOfl u' TV.Radjo.Sfereo Color TV $14.95Mo 3235326 NXO Garrard component tyItt'mS ., 53 Goods Queen size Sleep Set 123 Let us take the worry out of Selling your property. We have Qualified biyers. We need your ropecty to For Sale $903 3224037 '68 (HE VELLE. 7 DR. HARDTOP. 74 Hour Service Miscellaneous 196$ Ford Fairlane ________ lab SPACE CENTER, Houston (AF)-Skylab 2's astronauts boarded their Apollo ferry ship today and prepared to fly home from man's longest space adventure. Because of leaks in two of four steering engines, they'll guide their Apollo with a new and tricky firing technique as they head for a late .uio Autos for Sale - CailBart Real Estate SO 4 door. Good condition $1300. Call 373 1973 Super Beetle, radio, white wall tires, blue, 12,000 miles. Good condition. Assume bank Payments. Ph. $111302, Orlando. L 75*112' lot. I.l3x60 Crescect, Front kitchen, 2 troorn, I bail'. Early American 80 y Autos for Sale 1970 Biscayne Chevrolet. 1969 GMC Truck $300 Series, all air. heavy duty, 7 speed, 1$' body, Call 6616014. Make room for daddy. Have B 80 Trucks and TraIers '69 CHEVY PICK UP NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3736230, 625 1311. UE-7M& 1512. 73*7. Sk MA41 M50 LAKE MARY. new 2 bedroom duplex, near SiC, Stromberg, Shag carpet, central heat 1 aIr. 13 monthly income. Owner, 323- i Wit, by At Saniom Income and Investment Property 1 h A Want Ad Vnwants' THE BORN LOSER 41 -........--. r THE SANFORD HERALD 6.II i it) ' arrests 4 • � 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 24, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 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>, September 24, 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