2 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9a02e3157885789ba2ef6c9fb23d172.pdf 6fabf36ac661a6213726cfd3eb8356c2 PDF Text Text 48. -The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 12, 1973 o u Says Property Tax Legitimate ncil I Q 000 By J RICHARDs felt the three mill levy was fire protection for the city, said Herald Writer misleading since it was actually she had plans to place the city's 1./iKE MARY City council seven and one-half as in police office and radio equipMonday night weathered a corporation came after mid. mentfn the fire hall, which was storm of protest over a full year year. agreed toby both volunteer fire tax bill from many of almost 80 "I don't think it's collec- department president Howard residents attending the regular table." said Harvey Pugh, who Lloyd and fire chief Lewis Schmeeting, saying the bill was added he felt the tax would bea VCickert. legitimate burden to low income families "About $35,000 will be needed Council also agreed to hire a and the city's elderly to set up the department, pay po li ce chief at$lo,0OQ per year Councilman John Norcfrnsjrj saL,ri.' buy cars and equipandadvertiseforbidsonacar, that was untrue. ment and uniforms," she said. setting in motion the wheels of Staff Orr- - . '1 .,;• ... — ._ çj- i - 19 of 1-4 ! 4tt, r •,.... - WA 4 'I FIR CT ST OFFICIAL SEASON OME November - --------- ---- ,uIlIuIIU, _____ ; I people who chief Council and decided department,g but can stopped short of ti property," he said. 13, 1973 City resident Ed ... (L-R) Councilmen Norden, Pratt and Terry J q \ ________ / Flagler College, St. Augustine i i] I A / u" - city was only doing what the Polk asked council to forego a county was, and city atty. loin contractual arrangement wi th Freeman said It was, "The only his department. way for ad valorem - - - - -• - - ' - The decision to hire a police December and they can get into Mayor Jackson replied the chief came after Sheriff John this." .m. - o wanted to 7. kM Seminole High School Court 4 I irate residents was the city Henry C. Mills, adding, "It hire the chief, saying, "We could not charge for a full year looks like you're already should leave things as they are. since incorporation came Aug. elected. A new council will be elected in .' ii / •-' - We did not agree to be taxed restrictions. began the protest of the full tax clairring he was due a refund on until we have duly elected officlals, and you're only acting. Councilman John Norden was the time before e You're not duly elected," said the only mem be r voting not to The chief con tention of th LAKE MARY COUNCILMEN PONDER POINT nUIuerb - de h additional individually due to the budget Zimmerman — hire the fo°r tureapatrolmanandasecond people wi th alotof valuable car, but said it — - 0 Am -: L cW11`19ge al Jul lior 7 ____ 0 H --l' i -' I - - taxes." "'rliis city needs - - - Council also passed second - -. "- -- --.---.----..-• readings of the Florida Power a police Corporation Franchise, the "The taxesare for the 19173-74 unit," stated Jackson several election ordinance and an expe rise ordinance authorizing 1iscalyear and are pa id inthe times. Schedule Raider's $125 per month for the mayor 1973 calendar year," Jackson Councilman Delores Lash, and $50 a month for each said. Another resident added he who heads up both police and councilmen. •1 ED ZISIMERAIAN Tax should be refunded ... - Home Games 1973-1974 NAM Nov. 27 orida College Dec. 3 Stetson UniversityJV Dec. 8 Polk Community College Jan. 9 Da ytona ac Junior College Jan. 16 Central Fla. Jr. College Jan. 30 Lake City Community College Feb. 13 St. Johns River Jr. College Feb. 16 Florida Junior College at Jacksonville eb .0 V.c:: Ccmrn,. eb 25 ind'an Kiver Community College 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7'30 P.M. Fl - ;F9. - -- - oun - -1 vtk 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Ir - ---- sr ii ri I II I ___ + ry I . I I ri L iT9Jfij' m - , Reverse a ers ITLi 1730 VIFVR~ rw - - Adults 11 00 Students 5 0' 19 -,,,,e kovfe4jIs Fores Y. FL.. - Sanford City Commission Monday turned down a suggestion that Christmas lighting be eliminated because of the energy crisis. Commissioners voted to take including energy-saving ineasum blacking out city hall floodlights starting Jan, 1, after the holiday scason when a nathity ADMISSION TAKE THE BALL GAME! Appliance Sales .— Parts traditiona lly displayed on the city scene hall lawn on Per Ga me venue. Park tings, lowering hot water heater — shutting off air corAtioning and heating in c ory SKATE CITY Roll 0To I -_ Vi t Dial Direct! Shoot Direct' 0 We're ng on You Team. . As DU CW8 - -, Ina FOR PARTY UMVATIONS THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO fthpbm *won PMONA MUM A close check will be kept on pool car use and sending vehicles to check calls and group ------ Off Hwy. 17.92 On Dog Track I q)eed limit except in emergency situations and parking all city vehicles Pot absolutely needed Tearn SC0RE! city buildings an hour before closing time, all city vehicles to observe a mile per P1ow em Under On I (iiIii\j 10 - — in .... off to a W0 — — - A - SHATTER 'EM RAIDERS ILAN - OODe RA. _____ ____ 2439 French Ave. MAO" ..OLIAAJ.... _______________ ___________ '10 .. Make That BasketI AUFQRD Roll 'Em Over. Raiders . 0199 322 t Sanford BUILD UP FOR A WIN dcock Bamett Bank of lqemirxAe County, N.A. Now Tires 0 ReCaps Truelng & Balancing Memkr F.D.I.C. -------------1 car cm U" Ra ers id ART BROWN -rench 3=7480 Sanford I. Our T eam. • 00 S. French Sx -nford Ph. 322-9S58 Corrai em I I a; ers. P.O. Box 127 , Ph.838-4152 r Productions, Y been well over 80 , ' ' . UMBER ' Sfor'd, R. Casselberrv Ranch H,0 rniv i -t nis MOI$WWIO OrtIdO 0 kiford (2[*' j[jij1j[) 3/j\SJ1 PON DER Scientists say most of the basic rcsean.h for Nixon's Pro'ect Indenndence is done POINT [flfY fl ' ' SANFORD PLAZA A11 0A01#111 r 0 1 C —_ -- -'_—'I.---_— A TO Sk-veral complainLs about the sound from the 1,oggins and Messina concert had been received by mem bers of City Cwncil meting, where the Georges St. Laurent development rezoning request • wa (Splayed one, week In tfie -if opposi tion rorn a Sanford Panel Agrees 0 Pave it potating citizens. TAriy, County Commissioner John Kimbrough, who attended Lon gwood meeting, noted City Engineer Bill Palm also 23 Miles Of serves as the projected development engineer, and ty Council Chairman John solutions for environmental and economic problems. Leighty protested the close scheduling of the concerts. rt Streets fly BOB LIA)YD dts~~ by the property owner. SLirting Oct. 1. 1974. This plan, lawsuit filed by a group of Herald Staff Writer Morris said he thinks his however, would requiit a sixth Georgetown residents to stop an proposal is best for the city and seventh year of federal assessment paving project in 1970 in that corrununity. Sanford city commissioners financially, will get the work revenue-sharing revenue. ordered County Engineer Bill The current federal program The $250,000 is earmarked for Bush to "study the situation." Monday voted to proceed im- done quicker and will generate Bush was directed to confer mediately with a citywide approximately $400,000 that can expires Oct. 20, 1977 and lire protection facilities and with area U.S. Geological project to pave Zl miles of 28 be used kiter for drainage work Knowl es said, "I feel sure the equipment. One lire truck is or paving of the remaining five federal government will extend already on order and plans are Survey officials and write a miles of dirt streets. revenue sharing or a similar being prepared for bids on a fire Engineering for the protect miles of dirt streets. commission reservations, if and supporting surveys were The city is able to borrow plan. I don 't t hi nk they'll find it substation on U.S. 17-92 north of a Lake Mary Boulevard on land to the impact of authorized and rornnussionrs money locally at m lower in possible to drop." ny, Morris developrmnts along the Range told the cit staff to study a terest rate than individual said due to donated by developer Dick Line Road-SR 434-Island Lake proposal by Commissioner citizens and thus would make engineering time the paving Bond. John Morris that the city money on financing the paving project can't get underway for The agreement doesn't in. at least 18 months. "I fear this could have a borrow $1,573,495 to finance the assessments. clude five miles of dirt streets detrimental effect," Kim. project, pledging future federal City Manager Warren Under an agreement, yet to that engineers say can't be brough said, adding, "The revenue-sharing funds Knowles and consulting be approved by Federal paved until major drainage area. The road can't take the board ought to register our The city has in hand $426,505 engineers had recommended a District Court at Orlando, the structures are installed traffic," he said reservations, if there are and anticipated revenue - • pay as you go" plan split into city earmarked all but $250,000 Knowles said by 1979 the paving • any ...to filling flood prone sharing funds amount to five sections with work starting of federal revenue sharing cost for the five nules of streets $1,293.751. The remaining successively for five years funds for the paving to end a will be at least W11,118. areas. Com. $532,144 needed for the Kimbrough and missioner Greg Drummond, $2252400 project will have to whose districts ane split by the come from assessments on the ana tne proposed 4,926 pieces or property that development area, agreed that front on the 23 ridles of streets. , pohcethe area, but l b"lievewe U Morris estimated that the SGS maps show the can handle it, said Karcher. y Laurent assessments would be between proposed St "If the chief is confident and development is on the flood $2 and $4 per front foot and be financed by the city starting the sound is under control, I can storage area see no problem," said Mayor Bill Gner. Drummond, noting past in 1975 for property owners over "credibility problems" bet a Isie or ten sear period if - -_. - County Bands Rated High By ELDA NICHOLS marching and general effects of struments, uniforms and each. These bands do not compete against each other, asOther division ratings ftr th - - J/ ___I •. _______ Crossword puzzle ......8A Senate o Probe Gurney? MIAMI iAP) — The Senate In its Tuesday edition, the Dear Abby .1A Ik. Crane . 8A Mitorial comment 6A Entertainment .... ... 7A Horoscope .............8A Select Committee on Standards Herald said sources indicated oiineil Lambusta assured and Conduct has begun gather- that the compilation of material Hospital notes Pt.bl'c notices ing newspaper accounts of was a signal that the corn council the volume at the for(iurmittee, formed in 1964 La inSociety -harges that Sen Edward thcoitiing concerts would tie ney. H Fla ,sznctioned the col. Vestigate charges of miscon. Sports lowered The challenge will be finding don't know." after Monday night's Longwood LONG many are in different contest are as follows, & (ounts high school bands c l assifications according to Breeze Jr High, Daytona, I he would cooperate In eery Campbell's Jr. High, Dayton.i. way with Police Chief George ranked well in the District 5 enrollment. when about tobethggedcould 10:30 p.m. "s" .- USGS map and indicated a two. showed an adequate design problem. Ict who turned out for this lm- Karcher to ensure the concerts Band Marching Contest field A band is allowed a minimum 3; Bunnell Ifigh School, Bun. portant meAing. form, with nell, 1; New Smyrna Beac I ran smoothly. No more con. &-iturday night at the Lyman of five minutes to per certs are scheduled until mid. Iligh School Stadium. an eight minute maximuni Iligh School, 1; and Mainland Lyman and Lake Brantley period of time to perform and Ifigh School, Daytona, 1. January. luin(Ls ree, , ived the highest then exit the fieh]. Certain 11t. con(-crti; %vere approvea School children have been rating playing a new game called on condition the volume was bands earned a "2", which is observed by all entries Area deaths lB television tag in which a lowered at the N o v. , ,, thenexthighest IV Bridge 8/i orrnance to level acceptable youngster, to av oid being Nineareabandsparticipated, i nspection before pe rforming Cale ndar 2A tagged must yell out the name to residents in the Seminole with jud,in, on playing, and were judged on in(lassifiedads 5-6B Downs area, and of the first TV show which COfliicS ................ 7A on Nov. 29 is over by concert comes to his mind. A 5-year-old, remember only one program. fie shouted: "Watergate." A F) A i V council gave versely affect the flood stcrage area of Island Lake. Commission action came letter to Longwood expressing automatically making them scheduling the concerts so close participants rather than oh. al servers (anti later, cornsituation that would not occur plamers) regutir1y . He assured council Must have Casselberry u Money'sOn ou O morthtis. That's what makes this Nov. 29; and the Crosby Nash iea S ?EST CONTROL SERVICE ..L £U& FW' HOMC Improvement Commissioners indicated that more conserva tion II SUeS may be flC55Y the energy crisis worsens during the winter country tick ...citizens group on Nov. 30. becoming i n v oI v e d Lanibusta told council Nylon Web Slings Dragline & Winch Cable Towline Ropes To 3" Diameter 9 Wheel Alignment 24135. 323_5820 l thermostats mory energy wduld be saved than by elin-driating street lights, he said. packed the Fire flail fast night city during November. Wire, Fibre & Synthetic Rope Slings Paint Center Roofing & Sheet Metal Good Servico Plaza er residents would lower hot water heater for their weekly city council The Mahaichnu Orchestra is meeting, requiring the SRO scheduled to perform at (Standing Room Only) sign to Seminole Downs on Nov 23, be in effect. Conway Twitty will perform on ho C t*f - only 175 watts of electricity and a hot water heater uses 3,000 watts in starting Up. Lainbusta the go ahead on three COMMENDATION to all more country and western and those Lake Mary residents who soft rock performances in the Rope em Raiders RAIDERS - Uo LW By John A Spoiski Spor s S p Sanford, Fla. Knowles pointed out that a street light uses Cl9ef Karcher said with the help of Lambusta his men could the country keep the traffic moving .indwestern group Logglnsantl smooUily. "Having two con. Messina, brought to Seminole certs back-to-back will place a Larnbusta, owner of L&S SeVilre strain on our ability to * at the 4• 3fl4(fl rught lighting at Memorial Park and city tennis courts and ball fields be shut off and rught-time flood lights at the zoo be reduced. Herald Staff Vinier " 1 irti and Joe B*g I Di T he GLASS & PAINT CO INC. ThecornmjssinP1rejectedsuggesuott CASSELBERRY — After the performance by for Nk a WOOD PRODUCTS - "Shoot "Eatin' Fun" at -whiteway" hghting along U.S. 17-92 from French Avenue to Interstate Four but commissioners Julian Stenstrom, Gordon Meyer d Mayor Loce Moote defeated the pr 1. By JEAN PA'I1ESON 9 Jump Commissioners John Morris and A. A. McClanahan suggested turning off erry pprove 3 Larnbusta ConcertS ILI 'IC Freeze 'Em Out Raiders an en enjoy some %sork calls in sections of the city will be limited to one vehicle. S N&CO At Monday night's city In rebuttal, St. Laurent said USGS study, noting "basically the city should the deve!opmeot council meeting, one member an analysis of the drainage the city does not know if this flood other properties Acting Longwood which may ad of the audience pointed to a problem completed by Palm development will cause a City Atty. Bill Eaton replied, 'I 18.7 acre office park in -- SlaVia, Florida F DIC.. investigation into a proposed - Immediate steps to- be taken are readJusirnent of thermostats in city buildings 0 higher air conditioning and lower heat set- Since 1956" - ieen Longwood and the county inch ieragc rainfall oier a 24- capacity acceptable to the city In that e%entuality," Helms coxmnlssion, suggested the city hour period would produce 86 and himself, but ould release continued, 'we (the city) will seek the USGS opinion, not million gallons of runoff, and no details, have to pay for It." Seminole County torn necessa rily take the corn require a storage area 100 feet CU Councilman B I Helms C'I& I y i* ne re Herald Staff Writer . Sh e B) CHRIS NElSON t - .y aifl I' gI i UI 7:30 P.M. u ora 0 I fr e t - -- ro luesday, Nov. 13, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 72 Price 10 Cpnts - . 'Em ers : - 7:30 P.M. U_ - lectinn of secret campaign con- duct on the part of U.S- Sena. tributionts, the Miami Herald tors, would took into the allega- said. flotis. State 2/i 2/i 8/i 2A ....... . . t AL L Stocks ............. ...... 'IV - - . 7A WRAPPED UP IN MUSIC ... 1. - man Bandsmen Eddie Young (left) and Lele Van Ness at D trict Conkst (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) _______ �- 2A—The sanford Herald -- —c-,'.'- 'C-V 7.r - -- - - ,' :- ..r: — -' ---.-- - -,------ -, ,'v --- -r ,---- , -•.----- Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1973 Tuesday, No'. 13, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald --' rioricia Iiriets news Mass Transit Vote Big Headed"WeDemocrat5AIeFedUpToo,aded citizens to express resentment over "daily attacks on President Nixon by the television media." ORLANDO, Fin. (A!') — Turnout at the polls Is expected to be light today as Cange Cowity voters de?Ide ihether to tax themselves an extra penny on gasoline and putittowardi7nprovcdicjt Voting supervisor Dixie Barber predicted a 20 per cent turnout. If the puiny.per-aUc,n tax passes, It would add an estimated $2 million annually to epar.a bu ienlce thch the ange-Semiml.(J Transportation Authority area. The tax would take effect in January. To MIAMI (A!') Archeologists sifting through South Florida soil have found shell tools, bone arrowheads, and pottery of t'ie primitive Tequcsta Indians who vanished more than 200 years ago. Mark Greene of the MiamiWest India Archeolngy Society said the artifacts were uncovered when bulldozers started clearing ground for high-rise apartments near the Tamlami Trail west of Miami, He said many artifacts were destroyed by the heavy construction equipment but hundreds were salvaged and — Today Rules to speak. ing an area of critical state It is the first time in memory concern under the 1972 Land of veteran Capitol observers and Water Management Act that the cabinet met outside which was hailed as a pioneer., Tallahassee. ing attempt to protect natural It also Is the first time the resources. cabinet has considered declar. The declaration would allow the state to Impose regulations on developments in the region. — MIAMI (A!') — James R. Whelan has resigned as managing editor of The Miami News, Howard Kleinber-g, 41, took over the duties of managing ,•-.titir, a r't h' h!lI from January IOr to October ll72 bhenhewasnw1ledeIecutiveedjt,orofthcpaper WhelanjoinedtheNewsasassistantmaflagthgedjtcrin 1971. The newspaper's editor, Sylvan Meyer, resigned Friday, citing "mutual differences In the direction of the newspaper between myself and the publishing company." No reason was given for Whelan's resignation, announced In the News Monday, Legal Notice Seminole iI Calendar Pvii$h; Oct. 73, 30. Nov. 6. 13, 1973 — NOT ICE Circuit Court. Seminole County. the Circuit fourt. Seminole County. Floridi in accorilance with the Florida in accordance with thq provIsions of the Fictitlo flame provisIons of the FictitiouS flame Stitutt, To-Wit: Section 163.09 Statutes, To-Wit: Section 943.09 FI' Statutes 1937. F!orida Statutn 5: Terry Canton S Doyle Lewis Buddy Cartton Doyle Lewis Jr. Publish: Oct 73. 30, Nov 4. 13. 1913 Publish: Oct. 73. 30. NOv,6, 13, 1973 DEUl!? —. -'.L Hospital - ___,_ .__ afl . " " ... I - Etay Reddlen Jr. Dariel Miller Ishmael C. Setgler DON'T GET CAUGHT COLD WITH YOUR FURNACE DOWNI Install a dependab Carrier Furnace. , cLessJficotlon Is dsuibei in by: Bill B. Oiler M.amror Ordinance No. 11 end as amended PublIsh: Nov. 13, 19, 7& D.c. 3. 1973 0EV i and supplemented me prewt Tuning classtflcatian o4saidpropertylsA.tAgringa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR District as mit classificatIon Is SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA in the toning ordinances CASE NO. 73331-c and reguiatlrts if Seminole County. BARNETT MORTGcGE Floridh. PAPIY, a Florida Corpurat The Public Hearing will be held in Plaintiff. zoning ordInances of the City tif - PubIth-' DEV 76 • Winter ParL Fl 32119, on or bif December 4th, 1973 and file lit original with the Clerk of this either before Service on Petitioners attorneyonimmedlatelytherea,,er " IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE otherwise a default will be enmeret COUNTY, FLORIDA. agairs) y0utoftNen,llefdecna, tj Ne. 731134.1 In the Petition. DIVISION B TiIn04iceshaIIbepublispJ, (0 re Adoption of each week lot four consecutive TERESA MICHELLE SASSER. weeks in the Sanford Herald. MInor, Dated thIs 2nd day 04 November, By: BRUCE WAYNE PRESTON, 1973. (Seal) Stepfather. NOTICE OF SUIT Arthur H, Blckwi$h, Jr. TO: BILLY WAYNE SASER Cierk of Circuit Court 423 EllIs Street By: Joy Webb Aftdilu*ii, Atabime 34120 Deputy Clerk NOTIFIED lv URBAN DEVELOP &i i pm or es soon MENT CORPORATION a Florida has filed a PetItion in the Circuit Winter Park, Fl 32719 'P'rasfsslbl. atw-ti thilme Court of the EIghteenth Judicial Attorney for Pldioner Corporation. es '&erested parties and CifittftS for CiruiI.inanorserntnoleccunty, rwbi,L. & :. n. ii De1endjf Florida for the adoptl 04 the 0EV-fl NOTICE OF SALE mnlrvir child named therein, and I ,r.qi -'o v.11 be heard Siid PlotCe IS n,'t -? ;vrn that ., tiittFU fuzo U(1;kil,%e rame of T) ,me t MINOLE COUNTY PLANNING -rTrrar JvOmtnt of motlmeuntlIfinaIactionstekpnb, Foreclosure entered kt tit above TERESA MICHELLE PRLSTON APIDZONINO(OMMISSION the Cr.y COuncil. P1 otics ef Public HeatIng arid yOu are required to show cause entitled Cause in the CittiI Court ot why the r*iief litlonid for therein The Planning and Zoning CornTHIS NOTICE shalt be posted at Sm,noie County. FIorda, I will sell " C'y H!t w"On INO City of the procrty mi*lon of Seminole County, ,, Setmunote W.Cutd nut be granted by Serving a .';INTERSPPiflGS,FIorfde,in County. Fkirida,deKtIb.dts: CoPvofvourw1'inandefenw.ifany, Florida, will conduct a public t'-r lot?, Block 17. TIer 0.. C. R. Plerr• 1. Steward. Etiri. hearingtocornlderrecnmmen4$nga (3) other places within the ,,,..,. Attorney tar the 'm"t .n4s"t -n Ths S-Ird Tr.ttfcrcrs i',',p q proposed chang.' of mon1nt from A 1 r ,A"r '.jr to i j arn arid by flUng the original thereof Dwelling District on the folIo*inq i.uiatin in Ift City 01 WINTER recorded in Pta! Bo i, Pages SPRINCS. FIcridI wce r f' through 1. of the PubliC Peror,js dtcrlb*d prOperly: tin the Cltr Of Said Court , .1-, -- '-.- , - I t - ' .- -' ' .- -. p'ior to th date of tne Public at pJbiic late to th h'gheU endbesl i4earfrtg. the date of the tJrI bidder fcr cash at trig front 'r ur inc eminoje publication 13 the 0te of the last . county pubflcatlon. both dates inclutivt, Courthouse in Sn4o,d. Fiorid of shalt not be less than twenty eight 11:00 AM on Nevenrnr 23. A.0. 1973. 17$)diys inition.noticesta1l be fall in the 'ea to be Considered ;.n•,,. , v.'r .i-J 2flIf' t Clerk of (.rctm Couct lItei' (13) dCyS pftor to the date t By Ceceha V Ektrn the PtliC Hearing Dtpum y Clerk DATED this 13th day at L Ptterr Abn*q. of November. A.0 973. —. - - Jr TVRt400LL. ABNER AND q,,t City prin. Florida Publish: PlOw 13. 20. P. Dt 1 it, 147 West Lyman AiCnjr Pqt QItic 5iit ICe) Winter Park. Foin2a 377$i9 for Plar,tiff Pijbi Nov t. 1913 0EV 7? rm 4 j Of SANFORD INC. T . .. Mrs. Douglas (Dorothy) Simnn and girl Nimrod W. Hall Baby Boy Bryant Harold L. Scott Albert Harrison Rita Codella, Deflary H. Canton Edwards, DeBary Alvin D. Wesley, Deltona Louis Chasar, Deltona t Helen Chambtiss, Sefiner - - of against in -- Arthur B4.ckwlth, Jr', Clerk 04 mc Circuit C*ur? By: Joy Webb Dtpty Cltrk 12 EaSt Rc,tpton Street Orlando. Ftrt4i *5 ttornies for the r oi the Court House, Santord, Floridi, on December 12, 071. at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as prssible P1tr.nrg an-i 1cnr' ccvnrniscion SemInole County, Florida By; 3. B. Williams, - zoning, indicating the developer must be sure he is going to get hezonjnghewantS. Citizens quesiaone d .._ (PaUlda) Druntmond a kxiy Lake Mary ' .'tr. and Mrs. Billy (Fayc) Wynn a boy, Longwood ________________________________ -, ,,_ ________________________________ — IA f' D fl A . Sanford' r -. a, Ifli' (I rlrd ) (1 r and boy '. - - . . .. . F - I . F'MU — L'-'! , - .. .: Th 1974 011icial "issociated Press Alrndnac has been increased to more than 1000 'f - - _____ __________ I I ' - _i:.-: --.-- ., __________ 4 pages. That means more facts, more statistics more d' ui 1k ii3Ofl CVefl 'ast year s '.— -. -* and Deltona Junior High Band easy to discern as it was In 1928 some concrete legislation reallcametopayhomagetoth garding mass transprtatlon" and ll, for it is a challenge etiie By MARK Y,EINTZ Herald Staff Writer ______ I - -' - ___ - ..a. 4 The state attorney's office IAYiG WOOD—City council has ref iled extortion charges on two mm against whom charges Monday night 'otlng 3 ta-i of conspiracy to commit cx- approved a proposed new ___ -- - t_ - '- - - _____ _____ - - i J jj ___________________________ — - - _____ o- - '-.:._______ .- -_- - ..' . - ',, - -- _• TL,kuL -" \.t. ' r "' '17' _______ .. . ::..,. ' - - . ." - _____________________ 'I , i . . - . .1 - -• . - -: -- .- 1k. - __. -- : - - _ 'i' I' - .: - - ..,,. - - .-.- - . - ' . . LA / OF I- IC ER 01 THE MO N Tn CAPT. L. IL Rice of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department is awarded the Law Officer of the Month award by the area Jaycees. Capt. Rice has beerd with the Department for the past 12 years and is . , - - Capt. Rice is Vie Gischler, president of theanford J:cee s., (Herald Pnoto by William Vincent U. cg-+rlII Irrtc ' I ' IJ I I 1 I P,tr'rri I I I I d.mance requirin, dee1opens to pay a fee to recete site ap- tract from Hammock and General Inc. to maintain the tortlon against Physicians and layout for the medical building proval. three sewer package plants in convert it Into city offices and Surgeons Ambulance Service to Mayor Eugene Jaques, the the city for $600 monthly were dismissed Mv 2 due to authorized bids for the project estimated to cost bctween prime moser as a councilman lack of evidence In the rezoning two years ago of Scott Kenneth, 27, a former 117 000 and $18 000 the tract north of SR 434 where Winter Springs policeman, and Bldswererequestedreturned Consolidated Steel formerly OniUe Anderson, a CasselSpace allocated hao a plant, urged the board to berry resident and Winter Park by Dec 10 fireman have each been under the plan gives three consider rezoning the parcel charged with two counts of ex- rooms to the fire department, business district, multiple tortlon, Assistant State Atty. three to the water department, family dwelling district or two to the buildmg Inspector residential This was also William Staley said 'We will not re-arrest the two and two to the court clerk With placed on the workshop agenda men, but we have asked their l,O66squareteetinthebuilding, Two years ago, Jaques attorneys to notify them and reno ation costs are anask them to come In volun- ticipated at $17 per sijuare foot. successfully led the mvc to override then Ma'or Robert tardy, Staley said. ounci man'B .11. 1' errell Kali.noski s veto of the rezorung. scheduled to The t project' Jaques recommendation was be arraigned Monday at 10:30 1g :e a.m.beforeClrcuitCourtJudge time to study the proposJ .,'l..iatRe rezone the tract. Dominick SaLfi. ted Se t. 28 plans. . Jr.) Pr1fc4 I features inciuce a tiori of the Ur.itc-.d Stale-s arid Canada a color SCCIIn of D (unr Out U commit extortion against the session was scheduled for 7 life and property of P&S owner p.m. Thursday. Items listed for work session dlscu!slon were a Robert Turney. The new charges state :'iaiu,.a .)Wa £$iiil$. - threatened Turney and Charles abandonment of a pothon of the U liii 1U I' ___ a. '"' (1bI attempt to fczce P&S out of way, an agreement with the and $33 for a ward bed, ef- 1,404 patIents in the emergency Trill) Tie Deeloprnent Co. Facing "almost certain" fevUve Dec 3 No change was room, treated, 1,337, referred business. Herald Staff Writer I iT ____ -, — '•- ... aPJ Sanford Herald ' • J I EflClOd is $_.. encyclopedia for home, school or office, It's a super Address your best buy of the year. action. CIIY Send me .-._._.. copies _________ clalion who man the 7 p.m. to? am. shift, and $20 per hour for the day shill of doctors who _______ e:rgency room service, and oflice space have noother sourceof income, health unit. OR MORE L 'S — . Pubtisn - Nov Ii, 1973 17-92 'I I t n (641'4100 ' & • . ______ ____ •!j,.'I1 1V it - ______ , — — -..,,., - Biq ii you: _____________________ TYPEWRITER orADDING ____ MACHINE FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY L' rrom your - I I I Ill fits O,t,i'da .: '' ' i / I and Worry" out / / J of Permanent / Press Care - . DDEflO0s 7 Days a week 24 Ifour a day AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTER PAR) MALL dryer with four automatic cycles to take care of any and all of the modern synthetic fabrics. "Permanent Press Edra-Care" Is s grmet new feature we've added to take the 'hurry and worry" out of permanent press. When selected. It keeps clothes tumbling after the rt'guliir cycle ends to Deluxe account... SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 0,**te _______' II -- 'I gecrgc :1 J.. , / whit, you wait stuart - - Deposit and withdraw 1 ,- -7 ____ BY PHONE! $1595 bloat, :' -i I 11 j - I - ' - - El" \_ 'e.,,,_,,) ____________________ LII Fl ' , _2— ( )c_\ 1 _____ I'__\ - S NEW NIBBON i' , _____ i for dealoztal _SInIO _ZIp.______ I,.,i( '.1,. !,,f.;iiief fur .l!14i'ii4frJP,rij — — — c,"Th In other business, the board referred for study a relluest by orthF t.f —__ — — C tctqUc1WC, even if von have the money," The trustees Oct. l approved i ltsle $3 per room rate boost, v of A!' Almanac. j Sanfnrrt P.O. Box G22 A'I' Teaneck NAW In,,SnVLJ,nrw Pick your subject, pick your question -and 'ou can find the answer in this practical bargain at $1.75, plus 25 cei'ts for handling. Send in now for your copy. It will be the hospital withdrawal of an annexed parcel from a Seminole city in recent years was through court r ALMANAC 'u CiitOfloiogy of allthesivgntsln,he in • famous Wateruatt, case 'ha1 rnean th* ,tinii n4 êi II — — —'-• *r , a —' IJVk1 t11i1 - However, a city charter point where we must seriously amendment forbids the with- coniAder expansion, warning drawal of an annexation peti- his collegues It "will take three tiun and the only successful or four years to do anything of AAl iL 1' 'null iiiR ..OUpon tie ow i AlSO to be discussed at the WOrkshop is a proposed con- was a simple site plan or- - I I the dlv denies the density Medicare authorities, said atimmunistrator Robert llesserer. requested, the developer Board Chairman John Lvans, the option of withdrawing his annexation." - jam-packed edition. Added -. .,.. S i . , uJSCIIARGES r - IVI%JflL Arthur GiIIesnie Sneaks I" . d. Mr (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) complete and must yet be Seminole Memorial Williams threw the conspiracy treatment plant, Columbus Hospital private patients cenof the bills, Besserer said. su, milled to the city s zoning case out, ruling State Atty. hlirbor sewer agreement, a trustees have approved Mon. Although hlesserer was twice The board approved Mon. borrd. request for annexation on the day the second major patient d.ys $1.50 emergency' room caught up by' board attorney Abbott Herring failed to present 5eU -92. Marsee, showing a map fee hike in recent weeks, hike in order to fund a raise in Gordon Frederick for at- sufficient evidence against the eas iQI' wornaop it discussion pair. which was submitted to the boosting eniwrgenCy room base emergency room doctor's tempting to parcel out several guarantees, currently' set at $15 thousand dollars in services zonlrg board some weeks ago, price to at least $7.50, not medical service per hour or 75 per cent of the without advertising and going said the density planned is 9.2 countIng actual to bid, he closed his report with patient's total charge. units per acre of patio homes, Fees. new hikes could take The The u It ma I e i n The new rates will he a $17.50 a request that a $2,200 a year apartments and condoininiunms. approved quickly from an rented per hour guarantee for trailer be the developer effectJan. hf Klosky said the Blue Cross-Blue Shield moonlighting doctors from the Orlando Finn, for Increased 'banking Convenience" "wants the highest density by Zoning Director PubIIW. Ott. 30, Nov. & 11. 10. 1771 OEU-70* thC t1,,,prop,os .rim Tic InSISled 0 iJr1 and -± .- t.' — .. nexation and rezoning to planned unit development, Klosky said only the annexation would be 'onsidered it this time, Howard Marsee, Kim brough s lawyer :rn £ M ait feet of the proposed developmerit. He was called out of order at one point by Council Chair'nan Bill Kiosky Mthigh advertised as a pui,lk hearing on both an- r -- -; l Indelettngthe publichearing on ___ Mary r _____ -- - '- ___________________ - _____ The public hearing was marked by bitter remarks between the audience and the Henry Rentschler, Lake BIRTHS VETERANS DAY PRAYER FOR PEACE (ito r) Cantor Michael Goodman with oldest veteran and master of ceremonies Manuel Rodriguez ,,, ri - c.orwr, Geneva y A. Grecn, Lake Mary Patricia Drummond, Lake Mary Fit' r w vvflfl, ongw Alpha G. Wilt, Orange City Mae L Yaeckel Orlando Archi C Wasiiwgwsi, 'Oviedo - .. council and t ounty Corn L V " missioner John Kirnbrough, whose property lies within 50 FT su I I l.,#J' -- development. Catherine L. Stclnhauer, tona Forilev H !'jjy, W I rp iflhtUI i ar Emma Roads The parcel Is the last part of 108 acres to be annexed to the city under planned unit SOUTHERN AIR l' _______ ' density for areas designated Crenshaw, insisting "We know proponents. -- prepar&lonofanordlnanceto Development parcel bounded by Longwood Hills and Lake PPWflI, 3224fl1 ,. - • L. I( annex the 19.2 Trim Tic Jean Bernosky Jacqueline A. Partum ,.. Bonnie Stottlernyer bre r-tti-eSW', Thatpar1ofth'NL ihu K enn,, i1OØt., Section U. Township 1973, otherwise a iudgmestt Donald Collins dt1ult will be entered ypu Range 30 East, Seminole Courtly, . w.ruiug -Wa npnon, aria- the . w$ !IW 110cm IS) tf1 I)'w' further relief souif lad Ptfitlori. east of Grand Road; Further described as ~ mile north WITNESS my hand and Seal of of Like Howell Branch Road on st this Cotel at Semrd, Seminole side nit Grand Road. County, Florida. this 21Th dey '4 lit pubnc irri will bc held in Octbrm, 1373 the County Commn.n4on Chambers t5.eal) . Sr.'TI. (ely Ccr1 I I - . te I dillon on the PttiI,fus.f I packed with property owners, council Monday night I , Ule Rlgsby, Deltona Florida. and shall be published in WINTER SPIdNGS. FLORIDA; the Sanford Herald on e*cti wnl AND for at leist four It) consecutive (hi To consiges also the at designating and assigning the weeks prior to December , Dated at Cassetberry, Florida, Toning classification of PUD. Piartr Unit Dvelopment. as that thiSlthdayofNovembor,A D. 1977 - . " Clerk .-.. --,. ar es Story ,. "4 _______________________________ L LX iOu iIOfl Flab 'ti.i dark. . roo r bI - r es 0 ose reached but not yet approved omma er basketoall court at Fort Mellon part with money raised by the McCracken oa , a OTiI and , his wife, Geraldine, 17.92 Louth to Lake Mary inChamber by the court in Orlando. of Commerce Ladies Park and fire hydrant By FANNETIE EDWARDS from ithin, But we do know veteran.s ho haI paid the , president of in other recently the Auxiliary. Also stallation In newly annexed Civic and Community iffairs Boulevard and Herald Correspondent that the Executive branch of highest price to preserve our Clark, L)ietz and Associates present was Mrs. Laura Committee which has taken the annexed areas. areas. our government has been freedom tommissioners authorized were paid $4,300 on a $15,000 Ludecke, president of the 7th City Manager Warren lead in recent months in DEl TONA A record crowd Sen. Gillespie began his growing too powerful and that payment of $2,787.50 to Former regional sewer study now mm- District Auxiliary of WWI of more than 200 attended address by saying, "Nov. 11, Knowles said city crews will pushing city beautification, our Congress has been too Veterans. Preliminary work has city ally. William iltitchison for denway. begin as soon as possible on patriotic services on Veterans 1918, was to have been the last weak. That personal freedoms The benediction was given by Day, Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in day the world would ever cx- which we nave been taking for th' He. A.J. Coefield and a Campbell • Park to hear an perience war. It was a won- granted, are threatened. The . morial prayer by Belnert. loss of personal freedom must address by Sen. William M. detfu dream, but one which r G1llese. couldnotbefulfilledbecause beandwillbereversed,"he II I . Representatives of American the hearts of men were not stated. 4, By DONNA TES green belt or uhan spacer, what the residents and taxStephen Crim ef the King I.egion Post 255; Veterans of filled with the overwhelming The senator, who has been Herald Stall Writer ilelle Planning group, rep- said, "The density should be as payers want." blamed the Foreign Wars Post 10096, desire for peace with true appointed to a joint Mass resenting Trim Tic when asked low as feasible." Mooney annexation law for the Disabled American Veterans beotherly love." Transportation Committee for LONGWOOD - Despite Kunbrough and Councilman "Mickey Mouse run around" Kiuiibrough for his protes. Chapter 92, Boy Scouts, Girl 'The challenge today to the Florida said "It is my hope - - .. ret c — ani iIditr iii Ms of 1919 Plan for Take-os er of a Nation by the . I Cornmunists."...19l9, more than 54 years ago. Ashe enumerated the various fees for fees for handling a points of the "plan" lie beautification projects at U.S. already been done, Knowles By 1108 LLOYD 17-92 and Park lirive and U.S. said, and the beautification federal court suit filed against elaborated upon them, Herald Staff Writer Iteprr'entlng the American the city by a group of 17.92 on the lakefront at the plans have been approved by Sanford City Commission city's northern entrance. the State Department of Georgetown residents in 1971 to Legion, was Commander stop an assessment street Stanley S. Smith; VFW, Eugene Monday allotted $18,050 in the Cofliuiissioners voteil ,000 for Trinsport.ation. £3,800 will be Knowles said Capital each project. pivIng projc'ct in ti;at corn- Beir. '., '.'haptiln of 8093; DeW clty'a $70,416 The U.S. 17-92-Park Drive used For new fire hydrants at munity. Agreement for an out- Commander Herman Waters Improvement Budget for two No Nov. ii isSouth Seminole Jaycees Turkey Shoot, SR 436, across from Prairie Lake Drive-In, Nztes - , - L War Veteran George L. Rornig was introduced and honored, z ri rz'i I I till a — . (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) (1 Knffeekraenzchen, 2p.m., GAS Nov. 15 sponsored by XI Epsilon Zeta ClubhOUse, 381 Orange Lane, Redding Gardens Birthday Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, CCasselberry, Card games Club Pre-Thanksgtvjng Day Bar tabIes, East Colonial, follow social hour, members Dinner, for Reddlng Gardens' Orlando, beginning at 6 p.m. i— -- DEJ31It\' OBSERVES VETERANS DAY (Itor) Commanders Smith, Waters, Moltros and Chaplain Beinert — Fund raising hay ride -•• - Community Center with Nick Plelfauf, director oi Cornmunity Affairs at WESII..TV, - ' - The arvl regort of The ________________________ Foundation for the year _______________ NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR _______________________ FICTITIOUS NAME AuguSt 31. 117. will be available for THE VACATING. ABANDONING. CITY OF WINTER NOTICE Ii hereby given that lam 'fl.PeCtIOfl it A. Oudi I Sons. SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 12, 1973 DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING engaged in bUsiness at Altamont. Oviecto tSIavia) Florida durIng OF RIGHTS-OF WAY Notice of Public Neiring Springs. Seminole County, Florida ADMISSIONS regular bUS'flSjShotj,i tI: am, to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHO4 IT MAY CONCERN. under the fictitious name of 300 p.m.) Sanford: from January 15. 1974 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by YOu WILL PLEASE TAICE ALTAMONTE PEDIATRIC ttwo'#of', July iS. 1911 at the reguess Itit City Council of the Sammye Lou Keel NOTICE ttat trw' Board of County ASSOCIATES. and that int City f of any citizen, Requests should be to WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, Commissonej'j of Seminole County, register Dennis W. Stewart said name with the Clerk of directed to the fourdation manager that sjld City Council wall hold c A Florida, a'? ''o P.M. on the 77th the Circuit Court, Dude. Seminole County. William Jr. at Roberta the above ed'ts day of November. AD. 1913. in the public hearing: Florida in accordance with the a) To consider annexation of the County Commissioners Meeting Helen M. Moye of the Fk1Iti Name PublIsh: Nov. 13, 1973 Room at the County CourtP,ouse In 5tafut totlowing descrlrw4 property lying 0EV Charles E. Hunter To-Wit: Section 71 $65.09 Sanford. Florida will hold a Public Florida and bEIng in Seminole County. Statutes 1937. John F. Butler HearIng to Florida. to-wit: consider and determln PROCLAMATION OP S: Edward N. Zrlaman. M.D. iether or not Becin U0O feet West of the REGULAR ELECTION Auguste Peterson Jr. the County will Publish: Oct. 30. Nov. 6. 13, 20. 073 VaCite.aband0fl, discontinue CIOSC $Qutheastcorne,cfGQyecnmeflt Lot TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Delores 1, Nader cu.' renounce and disclaim any right of 3. $.ectlon 13. Township 21 South. OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. Davd I. Rice County and ma Ceiblic in and Rang. 30 Eas, then run North 1142 FLORIDA: to IN THE CIRCUIt COURT IN AND the Jimmie Lee Davis following rigrltIof*ab running '—' to: z.i : teat south of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FOR SFMINOLE COUNTY, thrcuoft the described Property. Norm lineof saki Government Lot 3. City of CasseIberry. Florida. Roy R. Wright it, tO FLORIDA point being 127750 ffl East of tt pursuant to lawful authority the "p DIVISION B hletumnlett.a Hammonds The unnamed, 43 feet of City of Cossatberry, Florida, . Easterly RlgPitofway I II East of Atlantic CoastPublic Road In re the MarrIage of Janet Tt.caw;Ila Rad. then West WIO On TU1'$diy December T a u b e n s e C, Rail. TALLULAH BRYANT KLINGE'., Rood R.W and West of Line ten to the Easterly nigtis.of-wayiuse OurIng the legal NOun for voting th Lots 4 Casselberry !lte a -_----.-_ -.--.---Phr.. LI L. •. . .i...&i.. , a._ . WIVJ1 't'9Ur SPITOfl P UClWIiIP K000. men ne city P"9 and Annie Mae Brown Hammock as platted and recorded EARL DUANE XLINGEL SR tey along raid Easterly of r,aswb.rry. FlorIda ' i" " y' Sr. In Book 2. Page 2 thru S. Seminole Hu1and Cocoa Sal-J election shall be held at the nlgl'1t41 way line 2071 feet to the . SOUTh IInIOf5aIdGOVe!,-nmonILO$3. C.asielbarry FIre Department County Records. Evelyn Windthower DeBary NOTICE0F ACTION PERSONS INTERESTED '-'' thence East 596 fret t th Point of Building on said date and at Brenda H Lowe, 1"' TO: EARL DUANE KLlN L. 04 APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE SR. Husband Beginning; containing 10 plus or times authOrIzed for the ptg Je, DeBary TIME AND PLACE AbOVE mimjs acres. being in Se,nlnoie etectingth,foIIowInucftyoffkIaI.to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a -. TA ____%, ' we accordance with County. Florida in o1cordan with the prouis 04 11* Fk'ItlQuj Tht prOvisiOns of the Fictitlus Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section I&3O Fior StltgltL To-Wit: Statites 1917, 5: W,lliam 1. Saxtey MS0 FIi-i4 Statut mi. Publish: Nov. a. 13. 70. 27. 1973 5: Bill Scott 0EV-a Georgia Scott - - Legal Notice — _____ rv — Legal Notice r_ Z2 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (A!') Many boat marinas In South Florida are are finding themselves short f JACKSONVILLE,Fia.(M_..ADeinocraucgrnphas of gas and havebcgun ration diesel fuel Nov. 33 and :uest.s invited. ptarcd full.pae advertisements in local newspapers tO tepnts, San! oni Public "It would be better if we had a hurricane o something German American Society Nov. denounce national telcv4un networks for "humiliating housing ProJect, 1 p.m. to destroy the marinas," said Monroe Spodeck, president 14 mixed card night, GAS the presidency am embarrassing our country." of Everglades Marina in Fort Lauderdale, "At least then Social Deiartment of Sanford Nov. 11 and 17 clubhouse, 3l Orange Lane TheadlnMoflday'gpaperswubyomcjof we could collect Insurance." Casselberry, 8 p.m. Publli Woman's Club meets at 1 p.m. Fantasyland table show and 3rd CongressIonal District's Democratic Exeuctive CornDiesel is used by the larger pleasure boats and many for afternoon of bridge and Christmas bazaar, Garden millet and was similar to one aear1ng last week and commercial craft. Most smaller boats use the same fuel canasta. Center, US. 17-VZ and Fairsigned Irj Republicans. _____________________________________________________________________ L-207 & 208. No f Self730-l0 Defense p.m. for Woruen,SJC, automobiles burn. mont Avenue, 10a.m. to 5p.m. League of Women Voters ef Seminole County unit Noi'. 17 American meetings: Campaign Financing Oviedo Band Parents Bazaar, S Action Team meets, 7:30 p.m., and Election Laws; 9:15 am., white elephant sale, and bake Quality Inn, SR 434 & 14. De. Altamonte Community Church; FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME sale, 10 a,m. to 5 p.m., Butler FICTITIOUSP4AME FICTITIOUSNAME William Meek, chairman Hot.ce is hereby given that we ii'. NOTICE is hereby given tht I am NOTICE is her by given that we pi,5j43&flyeUncJi NOTICE Is hereby given that we Seminole Emergency Medical and 7:45 p.m. Pacey Realty, eflgegtdInbusinessatt31PdWln?r engedlnbu3Jnes$atRy1B ar engaged 1. bUsineSS *1 31 S. 1(C flObQId fl biflfiS it 179 Longwood. Park Dri,e, Cas%elbe-i-ry, Sert1 Matiad, Seminole County, FIori Road. Three bands and dance Hwy. 17fl. CMseibeqry, Seminole Country Club Cir.. ?anlord, Services Council, guest County, Florida unoer the Ilcfltjotj name 04 THE jfl en5 1fl Prod_s County. Florida under the fictitious Seminole County, Ftorl4 ,,, speaker. Public invited. Social Dept. Sanford WOIna.nS name of THE SCRUB BOARD FOX MOBILE HOMES. and that I nazi of CASSELBERRY CAR- fictitious name of LEWIS POOLS & to buy new uniforms. L.AUP4DROMAT n that intend k*nd to register said name with tttc' PETS, and that we intend to register Club meets at 1 p.m. for card GUNITE, end that we Intend 10 Nov. 14 to register said name wIth the Clerk he Circuit Court. Seminole said name with the Clerk of the register said name wIth the Clerk of of the Circuit Court, 5eminol County. Florida in German American Society games. Legal Notice ____ ______ —....—' -r - Marinas Ration Gas -• 1 b— DeBarv, repre,enting the ' Agricultural uses would be FORT AUDERDALE, Fin. reported in serious condition at field told police, her husband exempt. (AP) - The black wife of a Holy Cross Hospital but hIs wife was beaten and kicked In the The state planning division white man who was doused with was not physcially harmed. head, bound with electrical recommended that the regu. ( alt Inflammable liquid and set Police said the couple was cord and doused with liquid istions apply to to 573,000 acres afire in a racial Incident refuses blindfolded before being driven from what looked like a bottle of of the Big Cypress to be putto lead officers to the gang of to a one-story apartment some- rubbing alcohol, chased by the state and federal black attackers, police say. where west of Fort Lauderdale. "They told her, 'you married governments as a fresh water "She's scared or Just doesn't The two were driving along a a white mart so we're going to reserve arid to a 25,00O-acre want' us to find the men," said city street when a car carrying kill him ui-id kill you too," buffer zone. Sheriff's LI. Gary O'Connor, "If six black men pulled alongside O'Connor wid. "She said they The buffer zone, trimmed she knows where the apartment and a man pointed a gun at kept making racial remarks from more than 800.000 acres, IS l( .t(I-(l, SPk' n't tell us, nl theta, forcing them to stop, [10- ;ind V. ur' 'tliir;t,'' tL- mt l iI think she knows because she's lice said. O'Connor sail the blacks as landowners contend the state lived In Fort Lauderdale all her "He told her to 'pull over or doused the flames the first time Is taking over control of their life and knows the area." I'll blow your head off," they set Barfield on (ire but land without compensation. Brian Barfleld, 33, of Fort O'Connor said. "When she then dragged him Into another Rep. James Lorenzo Walker, Lauderdale, and his wife, pulled over, another car with room where Mrs. Hatfield said D.Naples, said the area of cr111Jeraldine, 20, were abducted five blacks inside pulled up be- she heard him sceam and SaW cal state concern should apply Sunday at gunpoint by 11 black hind them." him stumble out rith flames on only to the governmental purmen, police said. Bathel" seas At the apartment, Mrs. Bar- his legs. Whelan Quits News Demos Blast Networks in Wife Mum On Attac ers Death Penalty Given lii ll'iItY Veterans' Grou s .-__i _______ Opa-loka. MIAMI (A!') A criminal court Judge baa sentenced a 26-year.old convicted rmrder to death, saying the defendant "did not show one scintilla of remorse" during his trial, .Tudie lIsvarcl ('srt L'rc'd with the jir''s rc'ornaad iknd Hobert Sullivan to death. Cowan said Sullivan's demeanor during the trial Indicated 'ihat the death penalty is the proper punIshment." Sullivan was ctiivlcted of beating mot inn manager Inald Schmidt with a tire Iron and shooting him four times In the back of the head. Florida's legislature reinstated the death penalty this year and it was upheld as constitutional by the Florida Supreme Court. Land Get NAPLES, Fin. (A!') — The for the Big Cypress Swamp state Cabinet was expected to area, face an irate group of landGov. Rcubin Askew and the owners and an equally demand- cabinet members decided last ing corps of conservationists to- month to hear the testimony In day at a hearing on imposing Naples because of the Lirc state development regulations number of persons who wanted Indian Relics Found The authority says it would cut fares for senior citizens, acquire more equipment and expand operating hours. But the la1 chapter of the Allied Gasoline Retailers Association says the tax would place an unfair burden on gas station operators and motorists. Swamp Feud Cypress I help cloth hold iheir wninkle-frcr look A 'Flu!! heut s t't I in - one moore con venience I.'.itu:e Sanford ithout Electric Co. Open Mon. thru Fri. $ am. .5 p,ni. 2522 PARK s'i — Closed on Sat. DIAL 322-1562 �__ ____ ___ ____ __ - -, . - - , —,-7---~~--'-"'V.~'7-;' ,17:7.—.-:r7'.10, I - t. _ ___.______ ____ ..,-...---.-----.,---,-------- - --- -.---------- - IA-The Sanford Herald ~--------- — I ____ ,k:16 M _--___ -- . . --_._ . I. I _________ -- - __ DOES YOUR F c:pa 9 NURSING ~~~e er m Oil Riç. UO Now ; ) A CENTER D I Jit 44~72 4 TENDER $AM. LOVING CARE Out Patient lherapy 6 P.M. 919 E. 2nd St. ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS - I 11 $1210 1 Sanford, Fla. building. Selling :::;::;: Wa ve. Rig. 12$ Now m i Appliances & Servicing them all. ' . . ti4lL I . . . • OPEN UUIW'ci ffaLkAfje' q 1 2012 French Ave. 323•2650 / Ph. 322.6707 Seminole Appliance Service Pho ne 3224116 297 So. SanfordAvv. /\ I- . _________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ 11 - Ire a Seed s 1% Baby Chicks Care Items e * Horse ' NA * Annuals • Vegetable Pants — TO 4~, ! w , 2,;, Pet Supplies 9 . -A*I TURN ON 1 ( - - F ;0 AL PORZIG PLUM BING S. Laurel Ave. 322.3l) __ I !r. . 3 a E A k H M a L 1: I & * t=f ~ t_ ~ z - ? - 4 f Your All , FAMILY k* our display of unique : . 411. -1 I- K., NOW SERVING A COMPLETE ; I . ~ I-- - - __- .7. 0. .--.-----m==----z=-==--,---- ____________ I ,- --- -.: - - - - ,__ _ 1 __:. . __ - _. I LONGWOOD 434-SSSS __ . - __ ., - I - .- - : - -- - 'W Q AICE ________________ OF TPIE J W CATE° TO e.utoum & PARTM& ____ ______ 2 C J\ -- Y I ou ETHEL BART BE1TYSMITH Mixon Auto Parts ___ - - - ~_ . _ - ----- - _ -'_I - 1 3234"4 *GUM 8-BMonday.Saturday Closed Sundays or . _______________ __ HOURS S4Monday Saturday CiosedSunday _______ - - - BDIH?Iarl 831 33o HIGHWAYI7SZ CASSELBEARY. . FLORIDA Purpose' Ph. M- 4622 - g,,jjpq (? ,Urt WiGS Inc CA UP the children when the school PH. 834.3828 FLA 32707 tore s __ : __ 7 1~,T_T_ . . cmirm VMbise *- _4 G - KON OMEGA M1hOt.T 0 - , __. A - .1. 1 M.-11T X 00 #. 9 INOCULARS 1.1141"Of di 11EICA - -- '_'_1 i~ UpABatchOf - , - r _________________________ ________________________ . --t ~__ _ - . I Q - ________________________ -7 . --_ L.:.:-,- I 00 It -- VnV-AA7:"4J 7 Z "°'° I - _____________________ - .- - MM FILM PR$G - shoeland °'' ovti asie* ALL Iii I. SUi ft4W1.N*Yt% CASISLOIERMIF" Itnt 3 LONCWOOD PLALA LONGW000 HWY 17 ..A 11- )2 PH.631-1252 ...J r, _ --.------- 7 __ _ - -:- - or Better Lvvinq ~~_M_ - .. 1 __ tir _I_ ___ I- ~~-~ i . 4 - _, __ - .- I ___________________ 8 - i -____ - - - U mr____ . V I 4 . -- I 41pit GARAGES INSURANCE fff _ 7 - _ --- I------ -__-_______________ ---=____---___________ i Rc vin e t -1 rn I 1 n a -- __ -__ ----_---_-- __ _______-_ t-'- m .hQI #10 ENVELek-3. ifl -_ :,!,-: - = 322-7029 — T"Ir _ Pim-11INT - YOUR RESERVATION FOR THAT 000S" IIllH1IUiIIIHMMflIMIW11ftIU1HHilllHIIflMUIMWII1UllhIII Holiday Party " Lo ole Ienl m -e 1 14 _ _ __ Catering to suit your needs Nursing and Convalescent Residence _-----_ ii--• (7 11 -. J V' _______________ ==—— __ I----- ~lli -1 . r _ _____ - ;. T 41Lz GdsGr& I 1!1~ - _______ 40% - v 1' . rU spou t kAt"A N" /iiii SAVOY I 1299 1 ift LP .IIC.I / One Half MileNorthof 436 Casselberry 240 South Hy . 17 92 - __= School Days Special (( 9 IA&JIWAOIL!r MJJLL flUI5JI5I (' LI4J1l#JS4UiIW , ASM - TjIW , 'leeri iairiernv I. \ \ I BROWN BLACK RED 831 0526 - -' '.- " . :- - - - - .. s - . " X 4 __ e Renovate FREE Pick-up& Delivery-Phone Today - f th e plea s ures or o i ay . '. 11 .1 I / I. Wigs range In price, starting in addition to offering the full Owner Nancy Newkirk has range of hair care service.s, at $10 and going right up to been working for the past eight Tres Chic offers an extensive about $110. There is sure to be a t,ic and price jus right for months to create the prettiest lineofNuiookandFasluonTm you Stop by Tres Chic and salon in town at her 710 West clura fibre wigs Nancy sells First Street location, complete range of wigs from chcck-tly're up&n fruiu flflt t , I It's worth visiting the salon P O.A long styles, and can order any surroundings, elegant new style you want that is not on fresh, display In the salon. These are and furnishings two to five days. t. t in delivered in color SCtWH1C sopnlsticatcu I green and blue. _-_ - — MAKE fl ardedand GESTETNER ONv.,t'\ 2mm - IL,.%I)l .-,. Ims t .~ ,, _[ff ,_--Z-_ ffG_1 0 MIS a e Fishing noie - * k.~, ~~,-2,''.'' 11, ~ l Phone S. French Ave. %4`11142501 MENSWEENNEMENNONS a(14111 MIA1 ULTY - I -- I I 322-9607 1 !I custom designed ABOUT THINGS YCU ALWAYS WANT ED -.-- 00 - I Fite Tire S pp y u I IIAlI1'V UI4L11 V 11111 UIV1 ii IT ii U i ION Works gr&SL leav", pint newt". and light litter. d lirteilit Con haul, with the, Proper Implements. BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK I OURSTION -Cgs "Jymoswo too" rwef"" 0""Or b" habs"t I 7V III WI,$WiI V s tM TiI Hysi4i yu an taI Is ijjg4ad payq Udj404WM wind wili acCopf. hWA111. *Mt*VW Mt Wd WL WSTN" It It FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE rrirr THROUGHOU T RAL 1%4m"lal,oysksi,tmefo,-I,Ofwsvtofslct--Afvosy"lks.ro WEED EATER ! I I I : * * £skAhLJTCLAft1'$%flr HYPNOSIS 4 44 ___ -_ __ IMJ. 9M - Hardware for the Farm or Home STRA WBERRY 0 The Latest Hunter 1lt A Line MtachmefltI'wI(UUm9 DEMONSTRATION a a of Two Front Tires I YI : OFFER Wheal Alignment & High Speed Balance That -OR FARM m I OPEN Tit + __ _11111111111111 INTRODUCTORY I MZ4 Z - Dept R,nie Green TCUGH-DEPENDA~LE-STRONG FREE I , Mgiwp UV 1iHOE'!IREE is Happy To Announce RONNIE GREEN As I • appointment at Tres Chic today. - Z 1M Manager Of Wheel Alignment & Brake : • Makc your acason llida f• b'Jl uiie ,dutfl . I N COME . I af ford the luxury of a special hairdo in lovely surroundings. Look your loveliest this At Wig servicing and restorstion specialist ser. worthwile after a beauty %IcesofferedatlresChlc treatment by Nancy or her Don't wait till the last etuallv talented assistant, Judy minute' Select your hairpieces OPEN DAILY I A.M. S P.M. 0 2lxbffft~ fthmbo" - , . I ._#01*lilt __ YOIJRPLEDGE NOW - from $425 to $1300 99 iSSY Fite Tire Supply 11111111110M ____ - specialize In cruises anywhere In the world Ample Parking. Tel. 645- us The festive season is abnost 011ff V,hCtl)er it is a regular for the tollday season now- to fise, Monday through here, and ladies, the place to go shampoo and set you want, or a when the festive rush Is at its Saturday cut, permanent or color height and you just don't have A special wont to senior to look your best during ( Is ue treatment, you can be sure of time to do your own hair, you 11 citizens Tees Chic offers busy holiday S newly decorated Tm Chic the best professional service at be so grateful to l!ave a special rates in the boauty shop Tres Chic fashionable wig to wear. For senior citizens, so you can Beauty Salon in Sanford I the world. Plan your trip at CARIBBEAN CRUIS ES OF ORLANDO INC, 514 N Orlando Aye, Win ter Park All modes travel available. open Never swim alone gaiaaiaamua••ui•iaaiaiia 'q - pardper = ... lONGOD PLAZA' HWY. 17.92 SALOP 011to-twit (Wia"11 - __ ..." / ::::: - --' L=_ WIG& BEAUTY Ph.323-1760 - A - ______ _- I Iai it, EMXZ90L= hoU IT! 1 ["f - cj PE N to gr ware we got — "ha' IW1: ,, M - ___ ___ - I - fl--- 2. - _AE - .I • 322-3088 when It come RW 1. ___ . _ _____ FOR FREE ESTWATE ! -- PLANIS . ' I Mrnat $00 mto 630 P . M. ------------------ - I (Banquet Room Seats up to 200) '- — -ff.;=- ___ ' . - : Visit Tres Chic ctl& MARY, FLORIDA _________________________ - V., White Woven, 24 lb. Printed Ball NOW 15 THE TIME TO MAKE 1L - L Beachcombig can t) lM 0 — e Why stay home? glow - ftmandon - "amew - mawwaft = ;i I N Ing Is the specialty at llll1uIllHllliuJI Ph. 36S-3748 834.7272 1812 N ORLANDO AVE 710 W. First St. n- . ------- - . Public Riding Stables dI,WllhIJIl1011lllhlW ___ __ - =~ ever, cannoi wait to try the big waves at Makaka or Sunt hach. If YOU are n crested in skin there Is r' . Oviedo Tractor Co. and Route 426 - _____ - - I swimming and for learning to surf. Ex. perlenced surfers, how. .. AMILY ROOM * - I:. loo g 322447$ 3232701 . aitland Tractor -1 1 121 W : EQUIPMENT '. * __________________ __0F ~-, - - __ - -------. - I - Save For information So*: ____ beach? There's a beach kin HawaIi Waikiki Beach is, cf cour :e, the most famous of all for relaxed an hour gasoline tractor that can do rnything with a complete line -designed im. = - H ___________ _________________ __________________________ i F11ML - ______ 4 _ ____ ~)c %.AW NEW MANAGEMENT 0 - $3 SEE SATOH RUN! 'IT out & And Accessories WHOLESALE -- RETAIL HWDAY. 13EAUTY..-YOURS M.GIVE..'-, _____ Bicycle I PARTS AUTO : S WEEKDAY RIDERS I during the week Ride for only Satoh ' W. I It I ' I -, ____ ___ - find a new home. .t.i - ii; piiflgS Baptist - - MMMON~~ - - ___ - -___*&__ A91110`1 -- .,. 11111111~ -_ - tv BICYCLES & ACCESSORIES iairs a SCRVICL PH. 831.7377 HWy. 436 (1 Mile East 17.92) Casretberry ORLANDO 1613 N. MILLS ___ _____ E 1Ti t2t[tlI '.1.' 1 4 ~ 0 . I .: 1 11 '. P ____ I . I JOHNSCHL t, iii14ritri 1{1 1 - - & 4 setting It up again on Monday mornings. CAMPAGNOLLO SHIFTERS Junior s Vule' Urd '•' 1~f 4 - g • s. ..,-. _Tr- ii c - - I . I 11 - 11 . , _ - - . I D it it = - - LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS I'm Gonna Stir ., 10 Speed ,a;.. rootm, packing away all iLs KACTUS KORRAL Bla nchl - - 4 ( THE HORSE Z4 , , ,X47"' _116, J- EVERYTHING FOR I PZ4 - at the Community Mettlodlst afllrchlnCasaelbe!Ty ror me past tw years us school hasoperatcd durmg the week in the church's g SanId I ,,~ . Since , 6&vatb Z4,-D6"! swasm 45 a a . .- -- WITH PURCHASE OF WIG ,30 SEMINOLE PLAZA !t able chance CASCADE FREE *2295 & - lives of hundreds of Seminole Lountychildren-posible for ever. 1. Tlr- following p]Wges - .----. - .; I . : _1 - ,*, - Z .' . _____ -__ __ ...-1,;, -,," i_~ _ _1_1_ _-___ _;._ _;.,~~!X. I __ - _. - _ - 1:_Z - - __-- 0 some cams to prepare to enter IlousO, says they have been the $M,000 needed for the regular schools when they m offered the necessary house portables: $500 from the - o3d enough. •\nwrlcanIAgton ixiliary No. BY Al, PORZIG PLUMBING, trailers at a most reason Their to learn to price. These are well Insulated 53; $100 given and a further $400 SANFORD. function and be accepted as I 1 forever unleu funid,s can be, . ral.sed by Nov. 19 to provide I.. I - __ OMgnG4A,. J ceaseabruptly The support of the corn. ChddrensVillage All75thildrenattheachool muruty to givu pledges and ShesaidtheLzttleRedSchool are retarded in some way, but money for the portables is House will not be given at the Little Red School desperatelynceded publicschoolsystem 11mw they are learning to - __ __ Senkarik Glass & Paint Co., 322-0808 2325 Buy and Sail handle their problems, and in cipal of the Little Red School already been received .MIRRORS PA1NT *WALLPAPER Downtown Sanford We - Every ) Fromtheyoungestpupfl -a Iive-month.oId Infant - to the .S iI t lit taff and directors uiuivi4ue COlfltS the plea for support Wi thout your the ..-. urri R1U Mixon Auto Parts mW Machine Shop ministrators with.in the next ndry or gspa three weeks, the learning , imperative the school a permanent part of the litUe i, i,,,, o . n i I. t 110u3C in £ .1. ,,Cu .jCiiOOa Ciuiwvfl Ww inC ill purchase J42L'Ies 1OP4ETE?1ORAHOUSEFULL) a' I 3159 Hwy 17-92 - e help from the school's a4. half the pupils and provide no .icre Children's Village when ii gising one another gifts MANY ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM tfl'fl UI'S New- Used Furniture e PIPE ORGAN FRIED (HI(RIN; t ii FRIED "I* ; I Personalized Professional -- _____ Moose: W from the Sanford School House echoes with the school use 113 Sunday School facilities. happy sounds of pre-school age rooms and put up portables on She stresses that the por. Khanis, $500 from Jim Ryan, chlldrenatworkandplay-tiut churchpropertyforaperlodof tables are not a temporary $5W from unless the residents of the uptotwoycars AstheSunday investment. They will be $&4eollectedbythestalfofthe county respond to the cries for &,hooi facilities will house only transferred to the proposed X school WI. ChrWmu ULdead of ------------- SMALL "I 0 Serve - & J Locations - __i___ I s New Ho USTARRIVED LANE CEDAR CHEST ____________ - i Seminole County's little Red Church has offered to Jet the and have adequcte bathroom pledged by the Ladies of the - 1111111,11bl. -- i 110RIRkUlcar- ng A*d Ccntcr Located next tofhe Plaa Theatre in Sanford Plaza t You Can Help Phone 834-8776 For Appointment 66CRLVTY;(P1ZZA00 z 750 f llf~ MY I Quality Floral Design For Every Occasion... 0-~ Central Florida's Complete ', Iorist Center U 19-46 1 - ' Dillard Hearing Aid Glasses Behind the Ear REPAIRS •ALL MAKES• - ... , CONSTRUCTION TEAM REMODELS HOME-_ . . . (I to r) James Zavrotw 5 NAME BRAND HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE GOOD LIFE A - -'__:-,-'? j ;--_ M, i;;== L..-... . - " - - __ .. .; . .- - I- extra roorm or porches to f ice-left, too, link can p y)u I- e ranges throughout accommodate additional hohdays is over before starting here as well(am,ily or guests. At the same on any major home imDealing with B. E. link Seminole County on conUrm he can pave your driveway provement latw (',mtw~k it.i, C,omAruction is a sati.sfying struction jobs, and works as far and lay a second par'.Jng pad to now, discuss your plans with arrangement In the first place, afield as Apopka anti DeBary .', P. hr,m or business of yonr 'W May Mm, and he can thcngetstartd there is neser a king wtnt until he can .get your particular own is a bpecial thing. You want traf fic bringing your family and on making your home the most friends to vLilt during the attractive on the block In the project started. link keeps a the best for it. link understands festive season. tip, enough crew not to get this, ai-KI maintairu a high new year. Link competent only swamped with jobs, and he standard of workmansh.ip that I~nk's services are as.sistants has who help hIn on a valuable eIertoh moeme thee proud Orne great variety of construction owner but to the business than keep a customer waiting appreciate Contact him today. 119- ._---_ -_=__ -- . - __ .- ___ - ~~__ ; - -__:. __ ___=:__._ __ -- -- _ . . - . 1. I - - - — - . 1111I I - ! -A . . - - , __ .Z. STYkE DINNER OINNER 5:30 to 9:00 SUNDAY 11:00 to 5:00 _ . ____ . - _.Z. gj~~.W_g .-. _... - - i-_ --- ~ -49=iF I - TUES. Thru SAT. & SUN. BIVIE)GE LIGHTING CEN - -1- __ V~ ____ M=_Molufflw I ~, ,'V.. - _____ p i YEL 6 -R r. 1._- Closed Mondays p I — - For . Chef Leo WiMer ____ I-- I ________ 11"W __ 111111111111111111111111111111 __ The holiday season is almost jobs large and small. No matter owner as well. As e ihe has men to spare for a , which means it's time to 're, t the jUk s:rnanow:, first new job. prepare for the happy Invasion can tackle tt. You mayneedan impressions are important. If Soifyouwantaconstructlon oJ faintly and friends coming to extra bedroom or second you want to make a good im- job done now, Unk can do it. visit over Christmas and the bathroom added to your home, pression on potenUal customers or you ffwy only need some and attract them into Your are today, any respite from It may also mean con• minor work done on the front business premises-and what high prices Is welcome news siderable headaches wandering porch to give your whole house good businessman wouldn't?- Link can arrange your bank -e on earth you're going to a face-lift. then Link Is the man to remodel rate financing for you. This Is 'ltlllthO'C\tri W1)I( th I ('nt'ilJi' b - t b' I. t luggage and their automobiles, or too small for his professional often takes just a little skill and everyone can appreciate. This is just the time to contact construction skill. ingenuity to I= an ordinaryB. E. Link Construction B. E. Link Construction looking place into a shOWP13Ce. Company is located on Vihlen If Clwistnuts is just too near Drive in Sanford. Stop by with Link specializes And of course, if the interiur in to start on remodeling your _____ __ ____ , ,~ 896.3191 PHONE Its-379i COLLECT EOR PHONEAI1EADORDERSPH.32294 2100S. FRENCH SAN FORD I Chic gilt ces - F F - Rol & d ____ulj - Remo el Your Home Now 9 ! - 'A . I I FREE DEUVERYTOSAPIFORD _____ I - -- 2533 Link E. z - . Sanford _n--_., -_-_- --7== r-_ _.--, ___, I _V- F- I': --. -,-- 7, - o--__§ - - _- With B. ______________ ____ .) , COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. ___ MARIARONI SALAD NOW AVAILAflLE " . SERVICE TUXEDO FEED STORE'- HUNT'S I- _____ ______ GOOD PLUMBING ~iiwaak... N ki _ - a4t$ 0111"r MR OX - 1 & Pat Taylnr have opened up 7, ~j. Cram Vitamin Private Patients—VA—Medicaid LeRoy Or;isnic Placenta ConditIoning D1 24HrNur: WE HAVE NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT If w, 34 G NEED GROOMING? _____ f. Natural Pr f riends are" __---- Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1973-5A 11 The Sanford Herald PET a - . , _________ Tuesday, Nov. 13, _ ________ ML I I . 1400 i First St. Ph. 313-4430 (In The Old Kilgore Sanford 2710 Orlando Dt Sanford (303) 322-1111 _______ - -__________ — �-rr - --- — ----- - - - - -- --"- -- -- -;I - . - - ---- - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - --' - -- - __ ------- - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - 1i1 -. - is - 6A-TheSanfordHeraiaTuesaay1Nov_13, vvere i ow ere IRS WHERE W ARE, MR. - 7: `0 • Problems :a Impeaching The Presi Nixon — ` ent J — /WHENDOWE BRAND 15 , YEAR. \ NEW WELL AT THANKS TOkO ' WERE TO OLD LEAST ONDRYLANDNNY' CXV ~, ,~"<(JY----V--,- tit I Of byDovoGrau. Os PLACE ~D,Nou KNOW - Favors 1M ,.- J COME UP SOONER OR (ME, LATER WITH THESE TO EAT? HU CASEY . =_ ,__ ,_ ..-j.- _--'~-** __ .~ __ __ . I Wateigate is developing such momentum that each day brings some new 4and startling development. Editorial comments are valid only for the newspaper edition in which &they appear -~ 1 I ! 14 .- ____________________________________________ Friends Office. I _________ - - _-__ - . . _.__-- -_Z_ _'_ - -- ---. _. ___ . - - --'I - - -. 7 t __ .: _ .- i . I ; ~ i , _- ln~ - - - - - - . - - - -- - - - - _--_-~.-____------- - - - ___ _ - _____ 322 2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE. _L]--- - 8319993 ANFORD FLA 32771 ,' Ad vertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager _____ __I --- ________ aHiZ74~~ _~ZI!1- - - - JOHNA SPOLSKI. AsscL,jate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT Mu nag: qEds?o -- = _____________________ r ~-~ -~~ ~ ~,= _u DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager M. 1 1lS NELSON RALPH HAYS BILL VINCENT, JR.. RAY Si EVENS Press Room Foreman Chief PhotograpW ______________________________________________ _________________________ _1i~ X--__-- ___ - - . -it - - I . - ________ I , i ~;i_-~ _~-:i_1~ . -I :- - --I.r- - '. ,,J - I I z , 74 ~*___ .__ - - Di D..i.a.--. '-: -- - L No part Of any MWICrld 1, ne*s or advertising of this edi l ion of The Sanfore. Htrald may b vvstht ri?tn permission Of the publi she r of The Herald An indiiiduaI 'x firm responsible for Sv(h reproductiOn be considered ,4s intringfnq on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable lot damage under the law - _____________________ _________ I ~._0:1,i - - .. - V1 -- — __ - Z., Geneva Oviedo slavis t. 319 sos Deitona Debary E nterprise Ld,ards - ____ T- Eff--____ 1 5y ~ 5~ ~~ ~ - :~ = --------- - - __ __ ,--- _~____ __~_ ~ _____ -------------------_____ . ______________________ - N -- - -- ______________________ .------- __ ~_ - - ___~~_ T __j__ ~; __ ___ 1. th _t (~ Q~%-_ 9-9:30 it-03 ------- " . A lta monlip 5pt n9s E 1C41 N!C r*js Big ?9V7 -' " a Selbcrrp I PBS WAR AND U AN '' % ______ - - 141~4 _ It is he that remove-s the baby ____ .0 '-4--I — by Heimdahl & Stoffel EVENING — rf, !~~10 51 A^ f - 11 K01-0 rr A I ,~~. .1k o' I Y MINUTE! ff— =-al?~ I~) ~ k--n t~ "g' - _ 0 vim _____ I- - . \- -"; -_ win, tails we win parently. were used by (tie White House to stimulate tax audits without leaving any trace NBC (24) Man And \ Ice Follies - ,' CAPTAIN 0 '6) IIJOT BY CHOICE' ACTL)A1.LY I MOPE!.-. #,0 _____ - it TOGETHI (24) ChIldren Are - STARTS TOMORROW - '. ~_,~ I ) ~ ~ ~ Tlw wuijnL I 10&~$L [ISO Vdn t - .", I - . of tk tw o / .. 70 W ~ 11 Peyton Place (6) The Flintstones (9) One Life To Live Legislature (44) Bullwinkle " CASWSA lu . -1 '.I 1', U." K 14 I ~ . ..i,. 01 (6) Mery Grffin (9) Movie . 11 ~,," Start-2 c1cior I " I,c^ Cv*)StJIC4 (44) GIIIIans Island TWO DAYSONL\ - N Plaza unearb ' S oo (13 News (24) MisteRo"es Neighborhood (44) Grc-en Acres M-7502 2:30-7:".9:15 Under 12 1Sc 101C Adults 175 Starcast 5:30 (6)' Green Acres Truth C ( Con3equences 1111 - - V '' Ze C gentle School Meeting Mt. 40 : TVIT , . (i3) Sound Off - ~ ____ 11 -.. - . - ' * -' I I . . 7 - e4J4 J_ I IN . P-13 1 I - FRANK AND ERNEST '''-• ,__ IAJIIJTt ,'' ' sPvx i QUIPMENT •1 1 _-r- i .1- - — c_ - - SO .. 1h N%I.(s . 6 iZ:__j ______L__~~_— -" __ — __ __ _. - I SANK WINTHROP . I by Dick Cavalli -_ ...MAGICL4%45 ACE or- eFAVE~0 4RC44T-12 . TiOC? CI,A ______ 7 ' _~/ AJZF=-N&r ---• .J-" ell I :._ f - - — N ZI! ~7. 1) s-" "- "-'-_ _ "',_ - BLQNDIE HOLNG Le -i MOPJKEY1 - I I I I I i "_ I - L. 1~ / / ' -..., - cc . "! i o I SliautmoSan")dhm ' Oregon Ave. at 14 & SR " 41 . T ) - ftt.4'4, - - - j -' , 1 , I / i1_-' -' (6) Search For ". ,' JL' - , ~( d ~~ \~ ~ 0 ~ lt~j _____________ , --• / / : (1)) Who, What. Where Game (N~~ W~ (rif - 11 ; ' - I - - -- - - - 1 ' Lee Falk and Sy 1 I . V CAII'T 'tU CAN'T 94001 HtM IN COL P BLOOD! j,txE . 1' I WS1CHt L , 1§V-t, .., oxf ,-- z- .~ 1 -4" it & ___ - : t . _, ' I / # ,W 1, 'i - J .1 I \ i . - I I A * z_`# 7 - .. . - I e Life (44) Patty Duke .— I - - I __ ' 'I 0 Night (9) Girl In My , Li Restless (44) Movie 1 30 (2) Three On A PI,1ICh (6) As The World Turns (9) Newlywed Garne 2:30 (2) The D0CI0II (6) The Edge Of N ~ ' ,~ 1~r ' A,"m Wedna 'I S — L - - ~1~ - _: it -- L - - - (d) The Price Is - — - ~ ~ - _iM f---.-- - -- - - - - - - " .- Tr -7-1 7_ _-~ 71 ~ _ __________ Complete p 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw -. - and hot bisc0t. ___ eguar '1 63 Value Lives (6) Ttv Guiding '. I I 1 1171WIND, lot - GOOD ALL DAY - CARE OF )CXI ~~ 1 — tilE F1iOtM,A1J I'M I Y. 3' 1 \ - '1 /o,i )CU .. - , Barey I COULD ), IW AA - )tIIJ MISeRABLE CCINARC) ir " (1) Nrwi (9) All My Children (ii) And Young _____ __ i THE PHANTOM I I - *. j ________ — 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (9) Nms (44) Variety News ,.— ,i - - • ?J, / I 4 ,.—Z)' 'L - slog Women Only wg, - Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread&Qut-ter 11 55(6) NewS A t 11"; .1 / i' 11'-i ' OR slog slog AFTERNOON / "'3 choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Bu Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter EVERY FRIDAY I-, Ib. Chopped Sirloin (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For . - 1.. i'--"S ____ I I - 00 00 Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit EVERY THURSDAY V'i lb. Western Steak EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Mort Walker -- devillhf& just kee 111 saying to himseif ovor and -'Low =0rdW - Low and order'...,, FOR RESERVATIONS CAL_ 33-4Q80 1 N 10:14 ovam ym cm hw "THE ITALIAN CONNECTION" 8_ .-3V "MAFIA" - _/ "I \ .. 1______ Show (6) What's My Line? (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration ace (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 Pyramid (") Trouble With Trash 11:30 (2) Hollywood .. .0 . V ! - / IV - . . . NI (/\ ______ " Poor TossedSated-French Dressing CBS Morning -4 I (_./J (J ,/ '~ . ,I ~D' 41 - -_ I . )i ( - `i Ir 4;~, a A kNOT IP.J S GET IM tjO HOWL )., V C71 . . Chic Young . - ( O AMAL IS 'ri.4AT " - - flLYIWR (9) Bom's Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue :1 ~) ~ I 'c . a ,4UsTU 2:30 & 5:00 '.iNNER OF . 3 ACADEMY AWADDS' News - 1 J f I Chilled Apple Cider- Fresh Fruit Cup Marachino New England Clam Chowder Roast Tom Turkey -Chestnut Dressing Giblet Gravy- Fresh Cranberry Sauce -Mashed Yellow Turnips -Creamed Pearl Onions - Smeer . 9 - --------- 1, _- 6-00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:13 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) - Lii. cft1- f-s ? - .) - MENU HU Pumpkin Pie ........ Minced Pie Assorted Ice Cream _-_-- JI ( ~ .,~, I 0 - I - .' . 11 __ . Adults-$MS Children under 12-SI.9S Floyd Theatres POSSE I ~ HEY, WINTH;aop.. wANr TAKE A CAJZa.. HERCE, Served from 12 Noon - MORNING ~~* _.--- A (13) Pe ter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes - ii LL 4 the onus for their failure i acu.pt responsibile tiropol The free world. Kissinger believes. requiresan attitude of ctpuliati'r for its s try cohe'aon 't c.annot b tked to watt rutidly in the face of mounting tensions without making an eI?ort to break the deadlock That is, if we are to live in a world of Soviet terror and Moscow-induced uncertainty, then we must learn this now and first hand. And we can only know this by negotiatin sac us iciouc of the men in the Kremlin, hut becaue asirsg i correct tOts iç'retattcin of c'ommuni' Oullt mcthod and motisi c' let ilk I(u'.ians outmans user him By relusu-ig to neg&tate, }usstngtr Lelteves, Duties Ilow-ed the Russians to make e a nv believe which we rejected. Thew re ections m FOR === / , I T (9) Jack Pear (44) hkov le 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show iovle (9) MATT Ft ' . !r - - al' 71 flil tfi~k- ovvrinl, how far (fit-) go ill breaking their v~ord. COLOR x::> - 1j \ ) ,-#c,,.jII I _••..-.__ / "' / '. ' /" (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie b)'Bob Thaves —' 4 - : - eriu.iv, . . 2%_ . I, .... BEETLE BAILEY , 10 00 (2) Blue Knight (9) Marcus Welby (13) : ton I -= - Friends of the President Yet the humorless Secret got the opposite treatment. Ser;ice agents charged that Caulfield testified that, in c 1971. Dean asked lated federal laws carrying a him to -determine whether or $5,000 fine and five years in not Ilill % jail Kissinger is convinced it is important for us to Im concliiatorv if Sos tet leaders are prepared to negotiate irt:'-iil th.t fiuce thi'Ul Iii b'i B u t it i-- fl _ ~ . WERE (44) New zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Reborn Tt News ' The agent's incredible justification, as attested by a Vernon "Slike" Acree, thtn copy of the receipt, was that the assistant commissioner at they were counterfeit Internal Revenue, now head "(oreign' currency. About the of the Customs Service, same time, another agent denied toushe either sent or grabbed off bill In a Salt caused to be sent any letter Lake City shop, charging it on the Newsday reporter. But resembled U.S. Greene. head of New. prize-wirning investigative The poster-sized Nixon squad, was summoned by a bills, even in this dRy of the New York state tax agent inflated dollar, have no who said the IRS had sug- resemblance to real cash. gested the state might want to They are printed on one side examine his taxes. fie went on only and signed by "Hava with his Rebazo probe any- Flower, Treasurer of the Sec'a\ afldthutaxin%tstigation retaries Their maker, showed he owed not one pen- Gemini Rising, Inc., is cleariy ny. identified. pie o(the United States and the West gain in that the villseeclearly what they're upagainst Without this agree nit'flt tht rt can be no meaningful defense against direct - - " STREISAND 8REDFORD WA s I -_ "0IN ", - G eneral Hospital (9 Hogan's Heroes Lucy Show News (24) Carrascolendas (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Sale Of Century (6) Andy Griffith (9) Dusty's Trail (13) Local High /i ___ ~ 7:00 (2) (6) (1) (13) I if , " , I. -1) I 11 - I ____~ U011 t ; "o, _% ACMG ENVELOPE ACCOLWT? COMPANY - I I LIKE I WAS SAYIN"... WOULD I 66 I ASKEP FOR 7)4AT 0;tINC-IN'TH' r&ANPWICHES. 14000 (YEN LOV(I • Tllfl A v ____ BUGS13UNNY A stem EvERYTHING Television - YEAH, WE'LL MEET AT MY 111061111 N - is STARTS TOMORROW uo So WE • .f*v , \'' - - SOX OFFtCE MAY--US$, IVE-041,111 ________________ 1 ___ unless you've experienced the quest on Graham and Wayne fingers at each other. Finally, depths. 1ioweer, as the ratio of but refused to say from the Setret Service in Wash ington admitted their case downs to ups seems to run around 10 whom it came, lie called the to i I'd be glad to trade a few strictly 'routine Word from had no more three-dollar priceleasmoments for severalyears an assistant directors office of serenity. about hara,, . !snient, however, Far(Ithem as The vision o myself as Earth is taken inside the IRS as a Mauler, steauy, stoic, ucaung wim ign: to go easy &fl Inc tax spokesman 11*. nit situations, calm, untroubled, payer under investigation. confiscations were carried To Acree' quieting the anxious, sooUflng the s credit, he balk. out to harass those who make ed at some of Dean's reinsecure, looms invitingly. fun of the President. Unfortunately, Four staggers In the dcor screaming unintelligibly ----i and I am transformed Into the 03%sic NervoiLs Wreck before I can &"ver th,at he is just bellowing because he t - _ -- IN PISICiffit)IIIAPAOMICIMALE Al .4.1.4., &"% toKti 1 I £ .. I - — z~_ --- __ __ -__ - __- - ---__ ~____ =__ — _____ ~~ - - -__ - __ - ---- ~_ -------- __ . - --=-_________._ -A _; i, — =___-__---~~_ ~_ -----_-_---~_ ~___ =_________ ~ __ ~~_ ... . ~__ = ~ --__ ~_ __ E _ __ __ ::~___ ~_- - ~~ — __ __ _ MMN3 — OR himare" LASTDAY1 NO PASS(S A~CCFYCD brother-sister team, and Blonde Joey boinbshell-type n g _______ The objecIiu is to exploit those areas tuch are of so much advantage to the osiets(and to ourstlses) that the Kremlin will have no incentive to default. Either workable e Fern Par Ni s sk citedly anticipates a RusslauFrinch confrontation at 10.11 NBC THE BLUE Austelitz, envisioning himself KNIGHT (Premiere) An as a battle field hero unusual network experiment in a mini-series starts tonlgln. 8:30.11:15 ABC "THE This a four-part series with all COWBOYS" Another John episodes being shown on con. Wayne staffer, which led to ,ecutive i ht through Friday speculaUonthattheDukemight at the same hoist by Larry Lwis . t F % mouse from the mousetrap while I b u intemnalenu. . beat my breast, interspersing cries After we beg, ce. Tax information about of mea culpa with snatches of comparable individuals was trig the seizures of the Nixon Grey's "Elegy." obtained ...frort. Mike Acree." bills. the I-ouisville U.S. atThere is a dumb proverb that says torney s office and the Secret 'Routine' you cant appreciate the heights Service began pointing Acree remembered there mower, Oinw,!hv !%art- her their reginle, the more militar0ic and (Id% unWrtti,orne thuir policies, the gre, ter is the need for an American approach to Nloscow, prov4rill ' we remember just what we re up against. Lien considering th worst about Leonid Brezhnev and hi tojicagut '(aritJ ic'i 'i"g r ii'r'ecv.ittt furmr'rSecretar 1)1 )tatt Jt ii F it I IJilk'. ('1 %%hItJI t-it III tflCfl rult. Itsiwal iiwre are aris '1i'arrninint 'rade the des-el opment of resources and the prevention of confrontation and nuclear war - where it i's in both the Sovi2t and US. -P --;7_ _ _ 01teen Mrs. Ctarence5nydei Chulvols Liza Baker --- - ~_~_ _________________________ recognizea qualm, cm nod it one bit My kids have given up expecting n' to cope with the dead bird, snake severed by the lawn -x the big bug on the bexirom ceiling. hly husband, who wouldn't To those who don't understand (he mind of Henry Kissinger it is Inconceivable that the US continueto pur '-Ui' cs- t%fl!. with the Sjvis't t'nion hilt' k!iUwiflj' th:it Il'iijS arms shipments, to the %liueast early this fall made the renewal of Arab-Israeli fighting ine0able. These critics are appalled by the thought of serious talks ith a country which so mistreats its writers and scientists Jests and other minorities, and which continues to spur local wars when they appear advantageous But Kissinger believes that these critics are mistaken ,n the ent of US.-Sovict relations. - ___________________________ : ____ Luckily, my children t!ndtobe the calm type When my daughter casually announced she thought she'd broken her ann and perhaps we'dbettergohaveitX-rayed,lwas a real pillar o' strength, clutching her good arm to Ireep from fainting while moaning. "My poor baoy." WAShINGTON (NIA) 031 W)67 - - ---- again. In emergencies, I am really super. Letachllddachmmydoorbleedmg profusely from an unascerthirted area, an,J I can think of nothing remedial but to slapanicebagon lila head and swaddle him in a large bath towel, simultaneously screaming, "Why do you do these things to nie!" Ra" Crornie" (.4ke Wonr - -- -. .. ________ - Bear Lake Foi-eslCity - - =- ___ -, Either the Soviets will keep their agrcementsor they won't, -,7 - -% z 1L - - t .- LangwoW - _________________________ - -- . - . , - I EL - -: - - -- - . ( / the Kremlin will keep their agreements in the - - __ _~ I- _. - __ . .. BE SURE I'LL LOOK OVER \ THE SECTiON ON SETTLING 1 FACULTY-ADMINiSTRATiON I DISPUTES J ../' ' -- 71 _r -, - 9-13 NBC THE BOB HOPE SPECIA1, Another month, Pus "D evil the third time in recent years as Itickles as guest.s, also the Snoopy turns "director." Carpenters, the singing I - — ~ I -~,_-~) . ~ . .. 'OU --- - X -- I -_ Either I contemplate guillotining myself uver a broken fingernail or, in a rare fit of mania, I rush about it, an ecstasy of cheer, Infuriating my daughter who has just had a battle royal with her best friend, and my husband who is gloomily inquiring why the checkbook doesn't "nce -- . . , currency. ThoughIhaemy ups and downs, I don't seem tn have attained the inbetw hcre thoEe .raons of self-discipline reside I ;~ - . with BIMO BURNS BELIEVE ME DEAN THE NEXT TIME I SIGN 4 CONTRACT 4ITH WE FACULTY... a Keeping my cool is a talent I've ne'er mastered People who stride placidly through life, viewing every catastrophe with equanimity, Incite my envy. Just thinking how calm dco11 edtheycaflrelTlain, With the world coUapsing around them, makes me break out in hot flashes and undiagnosible rashes. . - ' What It Takes To Blow Her Cool ________________________ ________________________ atJ- IL1J \ Tte Herald 'S a merrter of (he Associated Press which entiIiedeclussvelytotheusefor reproduction of all the local ne.s printed in IhS *sp-iper jr" ~~ _ - c advance - _;_ M~!~~e P_ - - "SkL , -7.: ~~S!_.i!~_W_ _4 V,C _ - " ,,__`~_ -,-_;, w. ;-itr7 - .4~~ 1- _._ `1,--?,' %- . SUBSCRIPTION RATES S2 40 Month Ho.me Delivery 55c Week $11 706 Moiths $78 O 1 Year _________________________________________ In Florida 3 Mast, Same As Home Delivery -_ - _-.~_ -_ -- - - . i C-opley New, Srice -__ _z--_--_- - ~__ - - 1~_. - -_ -F. - -1 - - On The Homefront ROYGREEN Advertising Manager CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt "'______________________ - would contend er GOP DORIS WILLIAMS Sociply Editor ____ F "000 W-- Sort," ° ' JANE CASSELBERRY Cour4y Fdilor ¼- ____ LIE MARVIN -- "believes that an anonymous Secret Service, In its teal to letter requesting an audit on protect President Nixon, has WINIFREDF.GIEL W J RICHARDS Sputs Editor _- - - ~ --- ~ -_P_,_- character Snoopy, and the Now Showing 1 - nor any more than the Republicans seek to bury the Democratic Part The essence of the political party system is that each party tries to %in as many offices as it can and thereby keep those offices away from the opposition. Ilowever,it appears tousthat the DemocriAts have not concentrateti at all on trying bury the Republican party with the Watergate avalanche. While " GOP obviously must be lame f , -d in the administration of a Republican WALTER A GIE LOW Editor and Publisher II] - - ___ retire after UhIone Ru been seizing giant-sized TELEPHONE - ____ i, CAAO ... !i the entire Republican Party" ~Thr i~anfarb irralb 9 -- , CAMPUS CLATTER Richard Stokes moved in oil a nveltv chop in Louisville, "Anonymous Letter' Ky., alid alarmed its workers Caulfield "spoke to Mike by confiscating huge one by Democrats are trying to "bury ______ ~__= 1-- ;=__ ----- cl -s on Rebe Rebo-to in News- I who discounted the importance of the tapes from the beginning. There are other documents, they say -letters, notes of meetings, memoranda in the possession of the executive branch that are fare more crucial to the investigation _~_~___ _______ - system. He says they "are t._-- _~~ _; _-_ ~ ~ II 11 :- unds AND LIES Charley 1aorLte little I ti .~ 7k Revenue Service. in (I - I ~~_-_ - qb go casy on such prcsicicnt'ial the White House to discu ith Dean favorites as the Hc% BilI the matter . 0)" staff and is in a much bett (Innuh condition than c Party. Instead, he implies that Democrats are h -_ I ____ Now, we are told, two of the tapes that might stabhshing the ave gore far toss ard s innocence or complicity in the Watergate coverup just aren'tt available in this - £.. - ol, repudiated ex-%%* hit-_- House cuwisel John Dean's most damning allegation against the President, went unrecorded because of a malfunction in the machine. Bizarre is the only word for all this. The nation went to the brink of presidential impeachment, and still hangs there, because of INIr. Nixon's refusal to release the tapes to Watergate Judge John J. Sirica. lben, under intense public and congressional pressure, he relented _r While House not only stirred (hat "on another Occasion. up tax trouble for President Dean requested that three or Nixon's declared "enemies" fGU r a udits be done of but also asked (tie Internal specific individut,its. and / jt~~ --,-.,. - -j, ~ - J.. V0 -1 ~ "".11W.a,,1'. " . li, '14, ~ 0 ,& , L tt~ L, ,-tv K ~ N l , ) %,.S-71~,~ of-it ins th the recorder in the up - _____ , , TI, . ______________________________ eading For Party . THE ICE Schultz 's pp, / . y..i.t.r I - One, a conversation between President Nixon and former attorney general John Alitchell three days after the capture of the Watergate burglars, was Pot taped, the Whit [louse says because it was on a t eCleep11one phone cx- 'kU tens; -- ;-c k Anderson present when Graham and act or John Caulfield "Acree expressed little in Wayne. rhis is the import of the terest In the project and secret, sworn testimony of was apparefltlY,,dr0PP('" John Caulfield, a former aide alter the meeting. Who intervened for the White Footnote: On at least one COPLEY NEWS at this time. We House on tax cases. He told occasion, the White House candidate should be defeated bigger factor than Watergate in "limited' to check on George Bush, chairman the because of Watergate. In fact, swinging votes away from realize that new disclosure the Senate Watergate in- used the Republican National Coni- most k n o w I e d g e a b I e Republican candidates. laws, the Watergate in- vestigators behind closed meone offering the ["resident mittee, has sent out a most Democrats and Republicans In another strange statement vestigationand court actions by doors that the Presidents a gift. Dean asked Caulfield , the citizen lobby Common former counsel,John Dean, according to tht testimony. interesting letter appealing for alike agree that the economic Bush sass, 'We have only funds for the Republican party. dislocations and product limited number of people who Cause have Lonibined to cut off had asked hini to arrange tax "to determine whether an inBush uses the backlash from shortages the nation has suf- we can ask for money at this some of the traditional sources audits of some individuals dividual on the West Coast the Watergate scandal as a fered during the Nixon time."Heoffersno explanation of Republican money, such as anrito give gentle treatment who want ed togvea wine cellar to (he Western While l be a far why the donorprospects art, so illeilal vfts, fly corporations. to others. " n • I i d I! We rec , &WAI S401)LD 10Y. 6 aWJr-j/,tT,ED US... AF7F.Q ently published the lems." Caulfield consulted W. A41. If cut our flow of funds during the " results on an American Civil Acree, "who determined that WOAF NC CWf:;5 WA40 MjKf4FP IT I/P /N 7W FlEt r PMeZ p-st few weeks. The Liberties Union study, which the individual was not above. r Republican National Com. showed an unusual number board and so (fie gift was mittee has had to significantly of these on the White liolise turned down." . .. reduce its personnel and the enemies list" had been effectiveness of -ome of its . prograiii.s. hiare will have to be Revenue. bered it was a con. pany not I reduced or eliminated tinless II Caulfield testified. for ex- an individual offering the additional furd.s are rereived," ample, that in 1971 "Dean vift and that tie reported the I Bush be firm did not have an tax He doesn't mention of l course, u ziepablican inestignti%c reporter of !.~ by A Hard Scramble i — i unraveling it, s a stunning revelation that to the most crucial Watergate tan r simply don't exist and never did -- hts (n miles Iff NBC SNOOPY DIltEC1' ' remedy or re C,ongress or the courts. It begins to appeal- that a full-scale i preachment proceeding against the President, against which the barrier of executive privilege could not prevail, may be the only way to get at tI'enationinvtedsuchoverridingthe truth. which Even in a story that already has so many tonolutions that historians sill be years in concern have evaporated into tLun air, is what 1• Hi ' l [IULOAFL3UREDTHAT'D .." insistence on o b ta i n i ng this It 1 material, so the rumors have it, that really led to the bouncing of spivial Watergate prr,secutor Archibald Cox. And it is this kind of "privileged" material, the President himself has said, which will not be made available to Cox' successor. Ilius the question, now that the tapes in Tuesday, Nov 13,1973-7A The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOP IA! - __ __ . RIqhl 0 Wpt~ FRIED CHICKEN W, A M TIL9 P M FRI & SAT TI L 10 I f i OPEN DAILY 1809 F rench n - - �7 - :-= - -- -:-s-- -;. - C - - 6A 8A-The Sanford Herald C 011o ___________ [:?j 'F I4O I-h N utw _____ - -- -- "-Is-. - sin.. snip, 21('h*Id flAur,ck' '4 1- . 1' L 1 1.11. in S7f'oerfuI ripkrse I P.'v ?7 Iteitth soil :t2(rnjr'.- li,r 3 14 t..ih,' j S Asun 6CPwt-lvd ('htornu By Abgafl Van Buren ( $ T7SUtult, the same group of married couples for about 30 years. Recently one of the women called to invite my daughter, son in Law, and me to a supper at her home. She made it a point NOT to mention my husband, so I mentioned him. She said, "Well, maybe LOUIS had better not come because afewofthewomenhato;dmethatjtspojth. appetites to watch him eat." [My husband has Parkinson's dlseaseandheshakesalotbutIa1.ayshelp him whenhe eats.) I told this woman that since she L. th h,-•c:ri Jli.CI:e shto hr himc, whith women she had reference to. Of course she wouldn't tell me, o I stayed home, and UI. .- -: i:t -, - - frrrn Fathrr llelpi-r t.Th 42Sli 43 WikI i's nI -- 13 history 47lIibli -.il as solve the problem shows you to be an intelligent and rearn sociable woman. Life Is sbost. Make it swett. DEAR ABBY: Will YOU please print an open letter some friends of ours? I'm sure it could apply to many of Your readers: 4* F'J.I 8 C,) 16 - - - - - 17 -- 21 - ii ____ ¶ Iti: --- :T -28 requiring application to details ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Be sure you don't add fuel to rrnotmonl apt to be burning at home today or the results cr*dd be rcgrrtteI Relax at home tonight. TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Much care in motion should be exercised today or there could be an accident. Don't argue with fellow workers Use reasonable methods. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Use care or you could get into some financial mistake that could bnng you much trouble in the near future Cut down on expenses MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are apt to be overly sensztwe today and think others are against you. Give a helping hand to one who may be indisposed lEO (July 22 to Aug 21) You want to run away from duties that are yours and this could hnnv r - u m'u'h trni,hli' later on. Avo&a one who hai a chip on his shoulder VIRGO (Aug 2210 Scpt 22) Mike suic thu you are loyal lu 1::c::ds tastead 4 ciitiC&zmg them. Wait for a better tune to attend a group affair tt.n. --L1IiK (uCpI 2.1 10 OCt 22) lsemg objective in handling a credit matter brings best results now A civic duty can rudy postponed Show devotion to mate 3COriO (Oct 23to Nov 2)) Whatever has been difficult - ________ - r ' I -- - 53 f morc modern methods 1)ont let anyone sM;rrrARIus (Nov 22 to Dcc 21) The tasks ahead of .i- tcdv.-u, but usc detc:asnatton and they will soon be behind you Tr' not to quarrel with loved one CAPRIcORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Listening to what an associate has to say is fine, but don't let it bother you since it is unimportant Sidestep one who opposes you AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) There arc problems to :nn n ut, altrad to them ta true -\qurIn fthion and they iion ohcd Do nothir erratic P1SCLS (.eb 20 to Mar 20) Iion't be so determined have a g000 time that :t costs you plenty and gives little satisfacticn Don't take any risks IF Your rilIl ts })R io1iY t , on 1 those eer oing people who wouhl do business or in helping othcr clear up their probltms Some diwsphne will hrir.i r-ctf-control and sureness needed here The rcfiou- :'a;-:T.nt i this chart Music could be a very - , .... _ _- -------------- - -----4'.- .. ... - ._.. - ,.. . .... -. - --..-- .. ,_ .._.. ._-... . _.... ,,..4 - ,.,.. 44' , - -, - r"-' --- - '' -.... -. .-.. '--'------------ . .. ... - --- ----. 4, ,. _Z_..._-._.-,... ---- - -_..__...._ a,. Tuesday, Nov. 13, i973---1B 41 • - - - 54 ' • ' - $ ____________ _______ ______________ ________ - . _________________ ____ - ___________________ £ a• a•1:# - ij. . - ---. WASHINGTON (API Bills authorizing Imposition of emergency fuel saving measures and construction of the Alaska pipeline head the legislative ca- - -. - -. Al1lIl111I r' lendar in what Sen. Henry M. Jackson has dubbed 'energy week in Congress." - • - .1 .. The emergency petroleum -- _k:. - .-, - act directing President Nixon to ration &carce fuels, Including -. -. gasoline and home healing oil, was approved by the Senate Interior Committee Monday and is expected to reach the floor on Wednesday. The Alaska pipeline bill is cxp'ckti to gain easy Senate passage today. The bill, approved by the house Monday, would allow cr.&ution of th 0omile plpeUn North Slopc to a pert in the south. A Senate-House conference report that would result Ia the mandatory nllncatinn all fuel, from ciude oil to gasoline, 15 tptd some time this week. Waiting in the wings are bills that would provide year-round dayiight saving time, waive --:- A 'I :.'' ': Masterpiece Gardens, Bok Fashioned Christmas." The all-day event will take Tower and Cypress Gardens. J?esu Its Correspondent DELTONA-tleven tables of duplicatebridge were in play at ______ ________ ___________ _______ ______ and Bazaar on Nov. 16 and 17, turkey feast will be served from to go, make reservations by calling 3-22-9148. from 10 a.m. until 5p.m. (both 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Buses will leave the Civic the Deltona Wonan's Club days) The bazaar will feature the Garden Club on Elegant bibles using thcrnc. from around the world will be _______________ _____ Lip. at the Mt'r'iøco hazel Alexander anti s-f1itern. '- .J-' and man)' more Items for the Gardens picnic site. The buses helen Egan In first place; John 'J " - root. 4 -- - v'1c)rIci ' have you been married? "And how did your children make out iii life?" Well, those are very pertinent queries to ask anybody who Marine Jet DoDonentS au/Ion on in iam trica to offer cot;r,l ,iiarriage aria Iamilv nroblems. - gave him a preference. For you readers o?ten have Four spades made easily heard psychologists and after West's opening lead of paychlatrlst.s pontificate about the lack of hearts. It solved marriage and child psychology all south's problems in that problems,yct thespeakersmay suit. have been divorced several B rI e '! West complained about his times or Last Fling For Anne LONDON tAP) -- Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Ptilllps waltzed until 3 a.m. today In the ballrocan of Bucklngham Palace, then sipped champagne for break. hIt, be'are their wedding Wed.. nesday. Some 1,500 guests attended the ball given by Ann&s mother, Queen Elizabeth II, for the princess and her dashing dragoon. Among them were ez.King Constantine and Queen AnneMarle of Greece, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, Prince Juan Carlos and Princess Sofia, the fl'io Before the ball, 100 of the guests dined In the palace throne room. t giiIterinm cliatideliers were people who weren't invited to the wedding in V/estmlnster Abbey. Because of the Abhey's jir, that list, t, Islisnited to 1,500. ._. - • .Jt.ItJi - - - .AI I i%..' - ' - lcrriisI' •J$ %.5%.at - are childless! the Congressional seal vacated born Nov. 3, 1973, at l..akelani] their children may be by Donald Rumsield in the General Hospital. rioters or dope addicts. blow could he have known hippies, So you should always demand Northshore district of Chicago. Maternal grandparents are what was actually happenHe has now won 3 elections to Mr. and Mrs. George Harley proof that your advisers are Ing' This hand was played in a mere braintrusters but can the US. Congress - and has 8 Sykes Sr., of Sanford and chIldren, 7 girls and one boy! paternalgrant1parentsaret. team of four match. At the actually practice what they Next came Judy, who took her other table, West passed as Slon Corley Minick of Saluda, Or Secretary State Henry A. Kissinger sasa1ormalguaranteeo( lsrael'ssccurity by the United States is one of the ways under consideration to safeguard the Jewish nation if It agrees to a peace treaty wIth the Arabs providing for withdrawal from occupied Arab territory. Kissinger told American TV newsmen visiting China with him that Israeli security might also be guaranteed by several countries. But he said the matter of guarantees wouldn't arise until after a peace agreement PEKING (AP) Cut F 0* \ .' \y gys( - Roadblock Disputed *I:I% SANFORD conunander of the U.t'i. CAIRO (API - The Finnish at peacekeeping force in the Middle East drovo to Suez, the scuthern end of the Suez Canal, early today in an atcontrol roadblock tempt to settle a dispute over a traffic highway the CairoSuex U.N. troops want to put up on said It had put U.N. forces in inside Israeli Lines. Israel control of its checkpoint on the highway where the cease- .; FLOWER SHOP put up on the highway Inside the a roadblock U.N. troops Israel had not agreed to this. The Irll tines because in and browse around our (i Cairo newspaper Al Ahrani said the Israelis want to keep their forces along the highway to Suez but ceasefire Egypt rejects this. interpretation of the new agreement. I I semiofficial special world of fashion • for infants and boys - A lovely array of shower and Christmas gift Items ' - await youf it Betti 2640 Hiawatha Opposite Jini Lash chrysler. Plymouth, S. Hwy. 17.92 PH. 373-8)20 -- -: -ç j IL'L1[9.(A energy sources. The House Commerce Committee scheduled hearings for today on a return to daylight saving time while Its Senate counterpart considers a similar ç.eoposal in closed session. Jackson said his Interior Committee hoped to take up the niultibillion dollar energy research and development bill in that would reguthe surface mining of coal and license deep water ports to standards for individual power accommodate supertankers. plants and factories. Meanwhile, an executive of In the Seiate, an Interior an American firm handling oil subcommittee scheduled hear- in Saudi Arabia, was quoted as ings on a bill that would au- saying the effect of the Arab oil thor-lie a federal take-over of boycott will be felt within off-shore wells in California's weeks. interior subcommittee on the environment late The secretary explained that By TIlE ASSOCIATED I'RESS affairs, Roberto E. Guycr of if peace negotations between Syria and Secretary of State Henry A. Argentina, to Egypt, Israel and the Arabs succeed, Kissinger says the Nixon ad- Israel, A U.N. spokesman s#Id ministration is considering a he would provide Waldheim "a "there will be a very serious formal guarantee of Israel's se- first-hand assessment" of the problem, especially for Israel, curity if the Jewish nation situation, but other diplomats of how its security can be asagrees to a peace treaty calling at U.N. headquarters said he sureil" because of the with. for its withdrawal from occu- might try to arrange for cx- drawals it will have to make from the territories it has occuchanges of prisoners of war, pled Anib territory, pied in the last two Arab-Ia raeli Rationing Considcrcd Disclosures Expected More WASHINGTON tAP) disclosures about President Nixon's campaign finances are expected after fines against Braniff Airways and its chief. -' -. .." Watergate committee e4lled officials of the American Ship Building Co. of Cleveland for questioning today about a campaign contribution. Braniff arid Its t-hairman Harding I.. Lawrence pleaded - Closed Session WASHINGTON tAP) The Senate Watergate committee is going Into closed session to discuss the possibility that President Nixon will agree to meet with the committee. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., is reported to be urging his cornmnItte'e colleagues to refuse Individual invitations to meetings at the White House this week. - Pipeline Action A bill to WASHINGTON (AP) authorize the Alaska pipeline has cleared the House and appears headed for Senate - aplwoval. The House passed the measure Israel, meanwhile, said U.N. Kissinger mentioned the pos- wars. 361 to 14 Monday. The bill was expected to forces had taken over Its check- sibility of a formal guarantee run into little difficulty in the Senate, the question of point "At this point where the cease-fire line for Israel In a television interwhere action w33 slated for today. we west of the Suez Canal crosses view Monday with ABC, CBS guarantees will arise, and the Cairn-Suez hihwav-Rut in hlc have to then ask the question - ----'-a--..-. --- the --- and -----NRC - --- during --- --a a break Israelis said they tore down a talks with Chinese leaders In what sort of guarantees unilateral, several countries roadblock U.N. forces set up Peking. so forth," Kissinger said. and farther along the highway in. FIaP -i. of IsKissinger said support 'rpç r,.r'i side the Israeli lines be-cause H'ti L.w Liii The roadblock torn down by existence has been "a rael's FOrdM there had been no agreement constant A.nerican policy" and Israeli troops was located on for its establishment, 34 21 24 t'iiy AktOi)i Sen. J. W. Fulbright's proposal the Cairo-Suez riad at the west- AIII$CP.t fl ii U GsrEIec $1'. 44'. b'-m GFoods U.N. Secretary-General Kurt for an Igach.American secur- em approach to Suez, accord- Aicci tO.. ills Ills Ge'MJIit AMAIrIr, 33ls is'. w.. GirMol Waldheim sent his under- ity treaty is only one of the trig to an Israeli military corn- AB6s 31's 31 21 GinTdEI AmCan munique. secretary for special political ideas under consideration. 77'. 21'. 29.. GiP AmCyan - --" -. -- - - _ . • South Viets Bomb &uth Vietnamese bombers made SAIGON AP more than So attacks on the airstrip and other targets at Thien Ngon, a Viet Cong town 75 miles northwest of Saigon, government military sources reported today. The Viet Cong claimed the town was attacked for three hours Monday and there was a heavy loss of life and severe damage to property. In Cambodia, military sources said heavy lighting has stalled the government's operation to retake the town of Kep, on the south coast near the - Vielnantese border. I Briefs guilt)' Monday to an illegal corporate contribution. Gu'aranteeFor Israel Considered B.y U.S. Administrator Russell Train of the Environmental Protection Agency gave his support to a proposal authorizing temporary suspension of clean air National Legislation WASHINGTON tAP) authorizing Imposition of emergency fue)'i'mres has won approval of the Senate Interior Committee. Tue LIl ,,j ;ation auu'nziñç k... scarce fuels, Including gasoline and home beating oil, is expected to reach the Senate floor Wednesday. - :.. Gate Offensive Opens wA.sHINc;T0N (AP) - President Nixon has opened his Watergate offensive. White house lawyers are preparing to gis'e' a federal judge a batch of presidential tape recordings and files, some subpoenaed and some volunteered. Meanwhile, the President has begun a series of private meetings with congressmen about Watergate. Polls Rate President NEW YORK (AP) - The latest Louis Harris poll gives President Nixon a 58 per-cent rating for good to excellent per[ormance in working for world peace but only a 32 per cent positive rating for the over-all job he is doing as President. Results of the survey, released Monday, showed that while 32 per cent of those polled rated Nixon's over-all performance as good to excellent, 64 per cent said it was fair topoor. - Noon Stock Reports ___________________________________ AnMoiorl BatxiW Israeli Army Suffers From Political Fights 5.at id 84?s ST o,ng Burl lcd CaroPw C*lants* CPmDIn? C,w'ysier CocaCol CoEd ContCa,t 0-I? AC? Do*CP'im OvkPoe'r duPont ' It. r.aw*kp, It. S 4, aa'a 4'. Gooy.a 32a 23 fl'i Gqeysd 7)'. 72'. 23'. GuttO.i 33'.. P4sqcuI 3T.. 32 *2'. 4.1'. 17'. 411. 41'. 47. 14', 14'. R',i u'-, iz'-, Il-i R,yn Ir,d 77i 77i 31'. Roy C Cot. 7)'-; 2)', 71', 41 47'. 47 1$ Is', 14*, 23'. 7)'. 331 St Reç P 44 al'. 44 33'i 23'. 7$'i SCOtt Pap 40'. $0'. 10'. S•i Cs? 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Sanford; West German Chancellor long as they are unable to act in right-wing politician, and his exploit on the battlefield in- SOfl, A. J. Williams of Orlando; Willy Brandt demanded today unison." He called on the nine Corn-. dicated he might take some six granchildren; seven greatthat the United States treat the grandchildren and a sister, n I n e n a (I on E u rope a n mon Market nations to work to- votes away from Mrs. Meir's Mrs. llariett Benett, Atlanta, cIalist Labor party in the Economic Community as an ward a West European govern(a itient with its own constitution election. Then he told an Amer. equal partner. Gramkow Funeral Home in Without referring directly to and wide powers including me- jean newsman his superiors had charge. the strains thrown on coopera- sponsibility for joint security, not sent adequate reinThe same call came Monday [orcdnients to bolster the speartion between the United States night from French Foreign head he put across the canal. and its European allies by the Elazar angrily retorted: "It WILLIAMS, MRS. OVIEArab-Israeli war, Brandt told Minister Michel Jobert, who Furwr,lt trvce lot Mrs. O'vlt' charged that the United States may be less glamorous to fight the European Parliament: F Wtl-iriS 11. ci 100 ''Europ' has become self- .ind the Soviet UlìWfl art trying to hold a bridgehead than to vile Ave . who died Monday, wil drive your tanks into Africa." be he-id at 10 am. Wednesday -at confident and independent to dominate the world, Gramkow Funeral Home chapel liar-hey, a cabinet minister The Middle East war, Jobet-t enough to regard itself as an RV. .1. Ted Cornato ofthis told the French National As- andsupportcrofMrs.Meirwho liclating. Busiai In Oatiwn In partner equal Memorial Prk. Gr.ml.o* in demonstrated was returned to uniform for the relationship, and it Is as such at sembly, war. it must be accepted. Part- Europe's present inability to 1.4 c;-en. ;r... .4 , nership cannot mean subos-- iiusuv1 dependence on the United dination." States for military assistance. Brandt said what goes on in the Middle East affects West- lie accused the United States cut Europe directly, and "Eu- anti Russia of "brutally "CiferIng you a complete line rope must therefore, if It can, brushing aside" Europe In the of service with diligence" contribute toward solving the Middle East settlement and treating it ''like a nonpeison.' irobkm.'' The French foreign minister Briiisdt warned, however, cciticizcd the agreement be. that "the dramatic world tween the United States and the political events of the past weeks have demonstrated how Soviet Union excluding the five P.O. Box 86. Casselberry, FIa. 32707 powerless the European states permanent members ,. . mr noes. tiN. Sen'ritv Council ''''s'' LIi(ii 1 ) 3Gb.. 301s ?7. Is 13$ 3*7 211 -i t7' ir i7'. HOuystlI 30'. 2O"i 30s IBM 75i, 25 75'--, IntHarv MarcOr The battle of words could af'. TEL. AVIV (AP) - The guns paper to quote a soldier - genM..adCo 1.. 1'. " EaSArL'n NN are silent along the Suez Canal eral as well as corporal -on his feet the outcome of the national Es,nark 34$i 24'i 21", vv. e2'. at the end of Decerne. elections But this policy but Ispolitical v1evi.. Monw% and the Golan Heights, r,pØ,5 15 Vs I?'. Nab40 racl's army is convulsed by an has faltered in the welter of her. Peat D,stll •fl key figures in the battle _________________________________________ oin Corp overdose of political recrimina- accusations over who was to _.L tions brought on by the initial blame for the surprise achieved of words have been Maj. Gen. A - - r' Ptl Mo I'%I darU LJU 11I And Sharon, who led the atby the Egyptian and Syrian war, October setbacks of the P15,11 Pal Until the wdr, army censor- tack and the Arabs' initial sue- Ing Israeli thrust across the Prod 0*" MRS. OVIE WILLIAMS Suez Canal to encircle the ship did not allow any news- cess. P _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 72 17', 22 • 32 • ii'.. IIC 1*'. 14's ills )4 fl's 23'i 73 44%-i j4% Meet Our Staff For E u rope By U •Ss - - & L' 0 4J -- Funeral Notices v' i \ ' tharo and girls to size 6x -..... of is concluded. - ' - "," Would that we had more such college work at Northwestern, any normal bridge player )lillsdale College and also the S.C.1 and the late Mr. Minick. readers would. North opened toe bid- analytical who Mrs. Minick Is a former t!r.iVeTSity of Vienna ding with one heart. South challenge not only newspaper tiachr at Lake ae lary 7tlirried a European but responded one spade and cOlUInnIits but also the boonnaturalized American who is a Elementary School. since South had passed origi- doggling state and federal steel sales engineer and had nallv, North elected to let the legislators who waste our hand play at the one level, taxes! been a buddy of Philip while _________________ East could find no excuse to Philip was in the Army. Now for the nitty grlity reply reopen and game was to those queries: They had 4 sons and one missed. _______________ ________________ When I was 16, I fell In love daughter, but lost one boy. Next Li Daniel, D.DS. and t1PAPYR PsrrVPiJq &jc' with my future wife. _________ former president of the _______ it was love at first sight. City. Santa Barbara Channel, where drilling has been suspended since a massive oil spill in 1969. the afternoon. Also under consideration but less likely to be enacted before the winter recess are measures approved Monday by the House clean air guidelines to permit the burning of dirtier fuels and authorize $20 billion for the long-range development of new tr-,s- members of European royalty. pilot. one form of psychic is the 1 '-oc:i!!i tdpic. Th.' tulpii' bidder sort of gulps or ________________________ I icers of a church Young Dentists, lie was an Army breatheshard when he bids it Peoples Society at Fort Wayne, dental surgeon In Thailand and _______ because his hand k cki..• to Indiana. Fitzslmons Hospital at Denver. The bidding has been 13 an openIng bid in high-card In Denver he met a vivacious Nominees were to stand and strenjth.Thegulpicworkson West North Continental Airlines Stewar. East South let the votere se', them. occasion, but costs its users so dess: married her and has one When Mrs. Crane stood up !'am much in partnership confi2• Pam 34 and flashed her pretty smile, i boy. dence that there ix no merit Pass 3• Pam 3è David, the youngest, has his actually felt my heart in it. Pam s, J.D. and M 1) degree. flipflop. West's opening bitt was one You, SouU hn!d marrying a pretty Captain of Our courtship extr1ded over of those gulpics. U worked for •A 2 VS •A Q ..' 8 -' 4A K . 65 whom he met while the next decade, during which Nurses, a while South's bid of just What do you do -? two spades did not come A - Bid six diamonds. Your time I acquired my Phi). and serving as Army psychiatrist tr '1OSe to showing the full partntrhaiahowswmesignsof had been teaching Psychology VIetnam.Theyhavebaby boy vnits of his hand and North No anti-Americans. rioters or at both Northwestern and also lite, boondoggler-s in my family' passed. Uniortuna(eiv fur George Washington Univer. TODAY'S tUESTION 'M, his partner decided to Instead of bidding five dia- alties. compete further. After East's tAles, *rlt is Or. Css* I.' csr* ti moods your partner has bid (our It haa been a happy and , , t thre club bid South showed diamonds over- your three spades. exciting marriage, though I am rniid tfiwt.sç, *5411 tc.øs is his second suit and continued What doyou do now? like many newspaper writers i, ., ,-,. ,, rr nnrie.t iftr ortti ii.' ..0 es s ..*ssis. Answer Tomorrow often being irritable till I meet NASSAU, Bahas tAP)- The U.S. government was to present evidence to a Bahamian magistrate today seeking the extradition to New York of fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco on embezzlement charges. Bahamian police arrested the 38-year-old Vesco at his Bahamas Commonwealth Bank last week at the request of American authorities. The formal charge alleges embezzlement of $50,000 from international Contro's Ccwpoi-alion, one of his many companies. But at the core of the U.S. Justice Department case against the New Jersey entrepreneur are charges that be attempted to obstruct justice jj- an Inve.itigation of his financial affairs in return for a $200,000 cash contribution to president Nixon's 972 reelection campaign. Anaddltlonalindlctrnent-WtilChalsOISflotPartOf the present proceedings alleges that Vesco and associates defrauded Investors Overseas Service and three other international mutual funds of $224 million. - - application of arty lie was planning to go Into former Barbara Ellen Bolger. 1aten are chemical tertilizer or grandparents medicine and become a PtiCi(le. libby enjoys the pediatrician for he was very Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. liolger, 1"Tt Dr., Sanford and outoorz and loves to play fond of children, and especially tennis, go horseback riding the Korean warorphanshehad paternal grandparents are Mr. t_ (5 .at. - . - . - ....3 I1I5( Wti I a......4 .us..* ,. •"nI l'LIIii wsaaJs dIIU Iflr-5 I,Pt'liiit I'. fT'Ifth nrj 1'I1Ilk. fl• Korea. CarmeL Park;ay, Corpus Our ìd child was Philip, who Chrlsti, Pottei Texas. got his Ph.D. In history; then Plants taught that subject 7 year-s at and Mrs. Sion C. MInick Indiana and also Bradley Mr. of l.akelnnd, announce the birth Universities, of a daughter, Carrie Leneigh, Then he was urged to - fs Vesco Sought By U.S. gardening at her Longwood home, She supplies herself and her family of a variety of . t'Jev'fs - if And we had S children within The new arrival welglecl mat the ensuIng 8 years. 7 lbs. 7 oz. and has a three and The oldest was George IV, one half year old brother, Brian au.ca iuth ________________________________________________ (iub queries dealt with various aspects thereof. "Dr. Crane," came ' her windshield. With the sticker and two other i-ider she is guaranteed a space in the .-- jury ____________ -r asis I ri Progr(1 .• -- ____ _____ _______________ _____ _______________________________ _________________________________ By FANNET1E Ei)WAI1DS i By Oswald & James Jaeshy - ---- - ___________________ ______________ ___________ ________ '1I3i LL ____ _________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _______ ____________________________ orh' 1 11 tI)ul (ifl partner's three-club call, but no one can really blame East. •.:. -. --.-; - a - - 1ctu.'itie - • ' -- - 4 - - Set - \ ____________ - - - . .. ________ _____________ _____ - 4re(! SANFORD GARDEN CUJB TARt ESHOW BAZAAR - ' Energy Emergency -- 29 - • _____ I Sanford Garden Club wIll 10 n.m. until 6 p.m., on Thur. fall season and there are a fc - - present ... .... ,,ild Like the annual Table Show sday, Nov. 15. A deiicious - - - - I Congress Tackling second; Mrs. Jerome Patterson A miniature shopping center Christmas gifts, 56 J I and Mrs. James Cormell in s'.sll feature shoppes stocked 1 - SJC FACULTY WIVE.S fourth. - - with various articles featuring 4 ___________________________________________________ East-West winners were: Mr. plants, floral arrangements, The Faculty Wives and and Mrs. George Miller in first toys, ornate stitchery, 8ce; Mrs. Kenneth lien. Christmas decorations, Women of Seminole Jnior I3y dershot and Marjorie Farrar, gourmet food Items, white College will have a music second; Miss Ruth Bos and POLLY'S POINTERS elephants and many other program presented by the Seminole Junior College Music Mrs. M.F. Loughran, third; Items. The "Snack Shack" will Department at the Tuesday, DELTONA-Lucile Brennan Mrs. Dominic Ilruno and Mrs. of Orange City will speak on harry Fulton, fourth. feature sandwiches, desserts Nov. 20, meeting. Mail I ists bug The program will carry out and Illustrate the technique of Play was directed by Mrs. and beverages fii this year's theme of "Getting to "Tinsel Painting Under Glass," flichi David and is open ti purchase during at the regular monthly meeting the public every Wednesday Know SJC catalogue user Better." This event There will also be of the Deltona Woman's Club, afternoon at the Clubhouse on public aixi thìere is no almlssion plasticsware display so on Normandy Blvd. Thuri. Nov. Norinazxiy Boulevard. By POLLY CRAMER elìarge. 15 at 12:15 p.m. members can place (1j Brennan says this type gift orllers. rn 1 HOLY CROSS CHURCH __________ Polly's Problem ___________ of art Is better expressed as J fl BAZAAR-LUNCHEON ________ __________ DEAR POLLY - The chrome on my chairs has be 1 "reverse painting on glass with J SENIOR CITIZENS IN% 1TED come discolored and looks asifit had pieled off oven I foil." She has been creating Get In the mood for a won-. TOTAKEDAYTOUR though they are stilt smooth. I wonder If they could be j artistic products for more than derful Holiday Season with painted or refinished? MRS. J.V.B. ______________________________________ Holy Cross Episcopal ChurSanford Senior Citizens Club a decade, for The W.J. Sloan ________________________________________________ house of Years EttIbit In NetIr chwoincn at the annual bazaar Is sponsoring a trip on Satur- York City and other widely which will reflect an "Old. day, Nov. 17, to the Great known places. DEAR POLLY - Grace asked directions concerning the , I care of electric blankets. The following came with ours and - Refreshments for the work fine for us. A tight cover may be used over them. Use ___ meeting will be served by Mrs. v By delicate wash cycle for the bIanfet (no bleach) and ____ WORRY CLINIC Ciorge W Crane, Ph.P M.D. l)aleMil1erandhercomrnIttee: _.• dry. Do not pUt blanket through a wriner or dryer and do -, not twist dry. Some dryers do have a cord setting but check Mrs. Hugh Lynch, Mrs. Sidney "Do you practic. what you your dryer uses for instructior.s. Dry on a clothesline out of -r - w Simons, Mrs. Rutherford _____ preach?" was a terse query at _____ the direct sunlight. Do not iron and the king size should be Waae and Mrs. Fred Canton. Pennsylvania my recent (lone at a commercial laundry. %Vhen hanging or. the line I ___ Mrs. Henry Langknecht, use many clothespins, top and bottom, so the weight i not Marriage Clinic. Thai's a / . president will preside ;t the on a few pins. I loosely fold clean baskets (os summer and proper deraand, too, for far , meeting. stare on TOP of my other blankets and covers, never under many psychologists and anything so the wires are not pinched. I always try to do uycblalrtsts don't practice mine-on a day that is not too hot because of any possible wheat they preach. You be the ' damage to the wiring. ELEANOR. as I cite my evidence! 1) .2_Fiji ii £3 w./iR Giniz Y-f8: Mary McCann uitrerent maiufuceurers suggest difl.IBBY NESSER is in- / 1 and several of the other terested in promoting health ,, the directions on your brand label. If it has bcn members of her Beaver County 11',/I\ foodandcombatlngpolluuon sir. and Mrs. Gerald Nelson misplaced go to the store carrying that brand and read the (Pa.) Nurses Association, lth at work and at home. Smith Jr., 46 Oakland direction label on a new one. As fr as I know all disweeded out the written ___________________ She has a job at The Rich Mclrose, Mass, are announcing courage dry cleaning because of the wiring. Infrequent questions from the audience laundering is all that is necessary if one uses a blanket Earth health food shop in the daily birth deadline for my copy. the after my recent public address. of a son, Jason Robert coser. Casselberry's Greater Mall, Our marriage was a one-and- Smith, born Oct. 31, 1973 at "Sex Problems In Marriage," - v u'Th' ..,c -..1:.-;- -- 32 31 fires -. _____ - == ______________________ WIN AT BRIOG GENERAL TENDENCIES: A div not to allow yourself the luxury of (eling you have been imposed upon or that persons axe taking advantage of your good nature, which isn't likely to be so Fine (or work . rPJ _____ - -_ _ .CC.__- -. - - plug before laundering - POLLY. from the Carco flhter lnittut :-C:tr 11 4 '1('74 lull v United Methodist Church, Casselberry, and Mrs. Richards Is county nurse withSeminole County Health Dipartmcnt. 9 10 11 during the drying. I may need a hi I of GENTLE pulling back to size. Parallel (-lothle.% lines are great but first cover with a sheet and many authorities advise agains; the use CARROLL RIGHTER'S --------- __________ ____ ____ make the first more than to try to explain ft , children. Your signature as well your obvious desire to :- - tipped them off about the special occasion. Rev. Richards is minister of - - - - - 4 5 5 7 - - l)EAR PARTLY: H would be far easier for YOU to DEAR K. J. CE: If those are your real inftlais. youve seist op some etfecUie smoke signaLs, 3 15 ---.18 19 - ?1 High hornr ?7S1ipbuttdrng - - • 52 along with this arrangement because he also has been hurt I))' 11(9'. My probem-or our problem: How do I explain to my children that they never see their grandmother because three adults can't sit down and work out their problems, and no one war.ts to make the first move' PARTLY GUILTY Please beLieve me wiìen I say that my husband and I found you a delightful couple with whom we would be happy to share a smokeless evening. K. J. G. - 2 iltib 1 __ ___ -4 ----- fourth wedding anniversary on Nov. 1 aboard the cruise ship "Fiesta" while tourini th Aegean Sea. They were surprised by the ship's crew, 44 - '1 b --• .'ha he been bitter leelings between for as long as I can remember. We are now at the point DEk BOB AND RUTH: [NOt your real I write this out of concern for your health and my own. You impressed us as being fun-ioing, intelligent people who would not intentionally hurt anybody. But you re both apparently unaware that your smoke tremety irritating t me- I am allergic to tobacco smoke. This morning! tave a which will take several days to clear up. 11 you had asked politely: "Does anybody mind Li we smoke!" I would have said: "ges, I'm sorry, but I'm allergic to tobacco smoke. Thank you (or asking." But you gave me no such opportunity. So I had only three choices: To leave, to stay and suffer [which I did], or to make an issue of it by pointing out your thoughtlessness in the presence of others. I did not want t embarrass your the smiths, since it was ther party, so I suffered silently and OPN1 would evenuatly notice that I was trying desperately to wave away the smoke and escape its effects Perhaps the next Wne you are with nonsmokerswhether they call atteIon to their discomfort or not- 1 41 J)r :r DEAR MRS. S.: I'd ha-e washed my hands of the bostes%, but until I learned who lit any others) shared her -C7: 7Z -- - Panama 7iF,rslJrwssh hign priest _________ I have decided to wash m' hands of that whole group. Ike you think I am wrong' MRS. L. S. -- HFV and Mrs Fiton P Richards of Oxford Road, it tUTU' 4OAntunt 7 Pus R(I(-t Ablr.0-t being jp4, -rf '' ¶1 iJ I7Thcbestprt ZIMcallIies 30 Indolent C 973 Pi Ctips TnIN. -:-.r-: SIIIPB().4111) P4 :jjj I DOWN 7 Cc The Sanford Herald j1 L IS Herr I Fr I 57 Irnpknwnl t6floublebwlrr S3tndsgo lflVIt'dtlOIl - L ?'A- P- E - •;jV-I 3) FT OStCSS - -_--- - __-_e_ ____ 5l)qurts 4l)-uhprt 12 F'stir,ti bird t Englisii piwt I3Mrtiin 4Surgicalknitr irnbfnrmi 4utpncr V -: - frfr LI I' L1p!E ' LL!I1J I&LJ.4M Ai[N I A(ltOSi 39Atlork'efr q. --_- - r-:1. rrnm - ,A 1fJ4I) ---- vC:o Answer to Pievous Puzzle L _____________ -i - --__- --.- _-;:_- _______________________ I I _____ - -• - ra-r,- -------- 'fl- Tuesday Nov. 13, 1973 - ;r.0 Stuart Funeral Supply Co. INQUIRIES INVITED T..nr' L C rtt LFD ........... dI 1' ')y SIa?.n LIP When Service Matters BRISSON ERAL HOME OLDEST FUNERAL HOME IPs SEMiNOLE COUNT',' FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1155 �- - -S.- - sip 1 Tanñ 1im - _L LLI1 - - ----------------------1 L 6 -----------C--- - - _ Ag&ntFlagler College Tonight . _ Tuesday, Nov. 13, 173-3B The Sanford Herald FLORIDA FISTIC Sports _____ 1Spotlight y J RICHARL)S at SiC. - pe By Dan Gilmartin All County All Bi' Ei hI acedernic reasons, could return Crawford, a candidate for C1jfftj Manley who averaged year, missing only two vital finished fourth lastseason, will (or the Tribe ma see early opener. College 01 St. Augustine at the College Nov. 27 and nearby Irs, coming off an 187 mark last year, were College Dec. 12. ever, and will open with a team his returning sophomores, I If you have been keeping up with college football lately you are certainly well aware that almost all the bowl games hate been set.. For sure the Rose Bowl is always set-the West Coast wirmer and Big Ten Champs will go at It. UCLA or USC will be e of the teams and Michigan or Ohio Stale will be the other. That Is the arrangement both cciferences ha:e made. But hcw about the others? The Orange Bowl seems to want LSU matched with Penn State. The sugar wanti 'llama and Notre Dame-Cotton will have Texas and NebraskaNC. State and Kansas appear headed to the Uberty-the Vols of Tennessee and the R&d Raiders of Texas Tech will square off In the Gator In Jax-Tulane and Houston in the Blicbonnet- cd the Fiesta, &in, Peach and Tangerine still have some doubt about one of their competitors. e1g11111 asketbalt bill handling role for the -?;-: - -- Oviedo product David Tossie, aiit m lYofUn e , I a Pugilistic Prognostjcon" time again. ____________________ - Kendall war while picking Perea over Cook, Ucata past -. . . ,es - hi u - t,tb '! !! __ . - - -- - ______ ___ - - ? -ç LatisIaction other than winning the twelfth game of the year for many teams. Only the Rose and &igar Bowl teams will -v; ?c .1 N .u.iaL tiny1hai thampiocship. Nthlng will be re&-ilved, fcr the ma part. nd pccçL, ill continue to argue about the two years Penn State went wtheaten and how they were or were not the best in the eotmby. rr-i - -- - - Playoff For Number One The NCAA has a marvelous basketball systen-32 or so teams start out-and anycme can win. I know how good UCLA has been-bit teams like Vil1ara, Florida State, Memphis State to mention a few have made it to the finals and had the crack at the best around. Football offers zx4 or.y no gratification ultimately, but adds corthion to the picture. It also drags the grid year frcm August to January in an allegedly amateur sport If the season is going to be that long-at least organize the thing-a only four mote games-and limit th regular seasi to eight contests. Then, Just like In basketball, conference champs and top i 1.ntc afl h' rr-grab icr the prized brass rin,. :- r TL - . - ___ _____ --:- -s v,uriu ___ H Uii - with the regularseason at December 1 None of the bowls - .. - -.- - • -c . .. ..•. Are you 1dtir uT Ihavtift neard about too !nny the bit competing agslnst each ottier for .. flop In the lint half of or ,,. ,, spot fur L.t, t1-.e thd a rtal fuue Job -------- rn tue •. Won whenruner-upLakevjeww Pws,1,rI.flivn,s instay of the Lion's ground indicate a run-away in also took over the top defensive ... . -' - ___________________ L. aø p fLp U ut BYThESOCIATEDPRESS ''1 poll. spectator, Jackson suffered the Lion's Homecoming and irday's 35-0 trouncing of Mich- 1 riai.ii? "Y °°- broadcasters who cast ballots & i . a .in '33 L 1tI ' I'v" Statt (3 five IoUcbdwni In tcrtuck downed MissourI 31-3 and re- - louslan. Ariz. Tulane's last bowl game i Jr Ei ($1 i) 11N - flLi7li A - U??. 4TH p Sb -tt [71 - fl'S. s.i tO ji r iO4J tioii tr,.n Ken Perry to Ar$-& - v7, , i.c 1'.%i, J, end James I AT ii th hue h1'1'r1n a.! 1w " -' "4 fin U$ IIq(l4 ti-is .&tp 4J')' "'-' UI. *3va.P.*is t11 * - 'ins [rv,, sec-unu score was a 5 . yard Pe 5TH k ,4ri r4'r _____________ MtIc* lavi p u,-r!1. S - control in thue end zone ftj,$ • I I pn1rnu, wter Lyuw (diva k(rverau t errs tUfliW('tLd ' .. ,, - - - , , hd The Bulldogs cioserl out the . . F 'ini"n4s In ik '. as d1) r-' &t up b a ía , -- vner limo' 'i id5 i0L1ul nith one first-place tallY and . Y r.r - one ftrt-pbce sole and points after a 3110 ctury over - e)ia i 3 Arrona T,th lip 3 rushesarutisroredonrunsoflO, Or. winners (kt 19 at I1f1l}d 4 ioo 0 ChIcago 8 OW - t P tRbrg-t 1 p m n I' • rv England. 1 - 'Ui 71 " vim C ty 2 OakI*hd 4 m tgs tirst - . 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P411 of nu • -t 'ricu ,u rn Caselberry , _____ _____ DELUXE MR. ED KY. 5 DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT. NOV. 17 d ROYAL lvi " ' _ VODKA • V 100 PR VODKA UCIITUC*V • Gaffney edged out Auburn p) 'IV IL S,,. producea win foryou,youhave 20 73 4. Mfliçan 'fl supreme ii city flag football the first of - - ____ ____________________________________ YEACHERS gcTc The young quarterback must rado 17.3. point conversion pass play wallllkeourswasSaturdayand that he didn't feel the pressure ' ' 41i 1U ;as I. 05110 ____ __ _______________________________________ T"I fl come-from behind (iator '.iao-. Kentucky qua(l in the (ators assumed 10th place after , ______ "I'm very pleased with the his autograph..it might not be said the soft-spoken sophomore. ISV, which didn't play over- friii tt 61 sporh .rcrs __ __ __ _____ _____ 11Th CHECKERED FLAG FOR DELLARCO ...Sanford Chevelle driver nearing an even dozen __________________________________________________________________________ Tulane has also been men- Southeastern Back of the Week teammates and coach. - and a ''onda, in the. aerkiy As- tionafromlast week Nebraska ____ IT C ne'vou. I was a little shaky was at the hands of Kentucky, did and I'm proud of all of us," myself. How could you help but tt flue Green Wave turned in a program - Maw-es said $4, teams -led by No. I OhioState and Southern Cil, a fl-s victo- rushed for over 300 yards and status would make the II)'ng m by N - ii? JIA 'i iui )dWrUd)... t • __i we ' iiid $900,000. Ten and UCLA moved into enth place with 572 polnt.s while K C. shutout in eighit games. ' 1 1 • two weeks later. chose to disdain the tie. SSO9 camut against (lie rebutId'n,, 500 - ___ ___ ' tflU'tttO' 7 Tulane still faces Vanderbilt . - nduce the Bait. 2), 42 L -_____________________ _____________________ irS to recognize a. L . 'ae won a lot A comparison of scores •• aome ui _______________________________________________________ high schools, when they rippeti yards, while tallying nine up for 3M tiiat tuie la • • a irich hanus of F ort l'iere Last week they locked up the defeat by -• .. 0 i-- indications that Tulane and the cost1 It's the first point, however, he commented from his seat nounced, but the galleries num- he'd rather oo bun.... offense dun New&nyrnalsorifyratetjthfrrJ cutcbesmostofthewkfrom j _tilua_ - merit I there were hints that be might in Central North Carolina, well -' SiaN . TheTezancomeslnwlthareeordofl.fl.i,thatincludea a 10 round loss to One Punch-A-Minute" Te Dani Is during a recent local appearance. In that fight Scott sho:ed himself to be a counter puncher with legs that know how -A cold front that sent ternat of the sponsorng corpo. ICb. the absense of Nicklaus, ;rat1on,'butwetvean. P splummefingtntothe Weiskopi and Trevino was cthndJng Uiat we can ic exrnetIened The world's richest tourna- 4 ..• - - Istlons, and there was no word attended town.a-nenta on the they are q- oted as saying about s*e aa urnameni Tournament game top gate attractions -__________________________________ 1 .• appeared In three Orlando shows, beating Ron Wright and laneUniversity'sfootballteam, u nenwui ecis on o ke Quarry. losers only once this season, Uoyd froml't.Lauderdale isbeingrepresentedsahavin a ed Moods • 13-2record Don'tbelleveitHeisatough,hardpunchertJat 'ijtalion to ilte money. Moat eetlnia" .go put off .-.a U 71 ua ' - Raiders ojen season tonight • Q *a ,, i Jack Nicklaus, Tom Wei rca...on Is adcrU.stng_.so the bowl people can let everyone ,,. __, ___ agreew1ththematclImakzr,MakomTajtoneIc00f PINEIW scheduled for at - kta Bugnr a ituif 1atin to fame are With all the furor being c?used by the Perez-Inney - ________________ blind as It Is and a longer deadline possIbility of making a wrong pici. Thy 22 heartIsoverridingmymindandIarngo1ngwjpy _______________________________________ The way the system wcrksnow all the bi.L- t.-v ind it the bett teams to sign up for their gamt. The wish is that your Bowl committee will select the teams that finish ti year the best-you can't tell when you pick them however, cause the season isn't over. Today- Is November 13. We- have kwiwn ---- -•.-.-.. ____ - behind Cagle when'ie oat orthat. I fired-up defense limited Chi lived He rambled 50 yards to Uvingston, reptacing cago to 146 yards in a 19-7 vIe. Jured Len Dawson for the see- the goal in the second quarter torYoverthellears. ondstraIghtweek,hJtonioffl wheflthescorewa3,t4off. -. .. setting penaltic's mullifled Kansas City's SUCCeSs ill the (or • nat allytelevjsed baltic lifted a 24-yard o 5friketØ the Chiefs into a tie with Oak. CtisTalo In the third quarter. Trailing 19-0, Douglass - Bowls Competing Hurt Matinee Results The main event on the liindon card Isa 10 round fight should be nbk t take this on.ln a uulk Perez who has brought his record up to 12-15-1 with three straight triumnhs &II1 '"t In rve tt h)mutc' ' - workin' himself back u to tb. t I hi feature Gardner and KANSAS CITY CAP) - The "First place" echoed Chiefs' The Chiefs' defense dumped so-called tired t4tI rn+. n ( the Coach Ifanli Stram "mit's quarterback Bobby Douglass ansas Uty Chiefs aren't so what it's all about, ft wac a ci r losses agaIn and did a terrific Job edupwithCurl)Cu1ptoty1p' In the first heat for late wall As the race came to an Quarry is desparate for a big win and Finnegan should be acnethiled for e1ht roi"c} On th' urfe the 1"JLI ')tj-- - (ITflC this National Football p!rytJ nothr •• - , a 71 ucUff In the 20 lap feature it was the win, only to have his motor mark Ddllarco started to open winner of over $1®,000 a year feature In the second heat Chi Dellarco won the first heat by blow on finish line. First year up a quarter lap lead on the most of his career made a Crider out r J Th BUGNER tIei g yuw ryrs cie'ked because the)' will tt & :: tui ct u eixwir . ar them a lot of gnmcs-they oUer no - newly surfaced half mile oval at hobby class Scott Cordell beat the lead as If neither one racini circle as the best dirt Bates and Curtis Crider to earn out Connell icr the win. Junior of 1w pri muu Right now our list is at 12 "maJor" bowl game3-24 college turns. There are many minor or waU college post 5Ol replacement for top ranked John Conteh. - Where WiU It AU md? to bring Jumped out of gear causing Manufacturing sponsored - go. the finish line that both drivers drivers will have to get used to to door for second place honors up North and wanted Thea., November 13th. MIke Quarry goes up against the by Bob Foster, a fight, so savage that It was later named "The Fight of the Year." He is the former European and - on the oulside in the fourth turn place. There were quite a few race in itself as Joe Faircioth explained he was at his home in Cagle once again challenging itor c r CL two times Ilih point man Cecil Lewis was e*,entuall) make it one 01 the F aircioth, Howard, Lewis and up for Speed Week at Bar- Connell then rammed Cagte, Buchan?n, right oi the nose. • _____ ethall competition (or I. lagler College, reported Sterling, the forward slots, while Rt McCullwn and Pat Rutherford, y - ____ _______________ j -• -- I J. WALKER QUART LEILANI IREO LABEL 1 ISCOTCH ___ ... HAWAIIAN ' L_±-.-.__i MATEUS I lat.uaiiau229 1 caAcRtlsG I __________________ +' ' �-Th - - - ------------- - -- '. ---•.• -:------ - -- - -:. -- ----.---•------- - - - -- ------ --- - -- - -- - -••-•- - • -. •---- - ---- -• -.•--• --- -- I w w- w 1 - IlW w w- - ',' - - - w w w - - w - - - i 'A --_ - _ - , . iWIö*III CHICAGO CUBS infielder Carmen Fanzone plays a trumpet at a noon-time concert but says a similar practice at Wrigley Field would be at least a little upsetting, \,p - ~~ i- - ~--- '_ r- _ --- . - I - . - Judge John Schumacher UM4UUl dinners still will be stag. Mohammed has held the mounLain against the power plays by girls trying to don shoulder pads. Carol and Delores Darrin, defensive line candidates, will not be on the bottom of any pileups at Wishkah Valley High School In Montano, Wash. Halfback Kathy Tolstad's only power sweeps will be with a vacuum cleaner. These three would-be girl HORN -BLOWING FIELDER In Its opening game against Napavine, but Gray's Harbor 'b" LLWIt. log order to end such "torn. foolery. motivations were clear: Old WLshkah haon't won a game since 1969 and only 12 boys turned out. He needed all the manpower he could get, even If some uni. f0t'ms zigged where they North's should have zagged. Judge Schumacher's were not so clear, It remained, then for the American Civil Liberties allU 1JI4IJ%d2II VIMI 4U1 feitures and sanctions If played the three girls. To North, winless over four seasons, the threat may have come across as a blessing. The battleground shifted to the courts. The WIAA, In dotense, called a Seattle gynecologist and obstetrician, Dr. Vivian Harlin, who testifiei via deposition that girls cannot compete with boys in contact sports counter group. Miss I meats, what would Toistad, a shapely and svelte I2lpounder,dolfthequarter. back offered to throw hei a Harlin's claim. In Th risk of breast injuries. --- ---- --- - --- I I _______ UUU I i TU1 - e Fox CARNIVAL I by Dick Turner fraternity" tilLs been relegated to a anachronism. DIAL - John Dean a a It Is the feeling here that If the girls had retained some- ) - John Dean HI can't practice law dential counsel has been sua- from practice by a three-judge federal court panel. The suspension was Issued on the basis of Dean's guilty plea last month to a charge of conspiring to obstruct Justice in the Watergate coverup. Court officials said suspen. 'ion a wntkird in cases where a lawyer ls convicted ofa felony crime and is the first step In poss pible t rc pended like, say, Owen Marshall, they would have won their case. In the rarefied air where TV'd greatest defender of the oppressed flies, there is no compelling reason why Napolean shouldn't have played One r . - tall a'.... UI IL5!tJ1 t , - K •1A'.i... t'tSfl II aaa 5emrnoie j2 as -261 1 Winter Parke 37 baths bedrooms.. l' Spansh For real living on cold *inter nightS, 23 ft. paneled family room with fireplace, large kitchen, formal dining room. locat ed on 2 lots. carpets, all this and even more only 535900 Some te'rns or refinance 7%10((, 3 a Business Property Stemper Agency For Rent 831.9993 Orlando - -- -- 'rMInoLE REALTOR ORL , WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1919 S French 172 Le '.rida. 3777371 or 377 -- Professional office--I rooms plus restroom. Simon's Laboratory. - Ask for Want Ads 710 San Marcos Ave. Contact Mr. E. R Simon, evenings In 3324. 40c a line fithrui WiMOS ........30c a line 25 times ... ...... . .. . 23ca Unt ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ithru S times ....... 41 - Stenstrom Houses for Sale 3 Lines Minimum CA. Whiddon. Sr.. Broker 11) Pt Park. Sanford The Longer Your Ad Runs Realty 327 Sf1 The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. CITY-LIVE GRACIOUSLY in this 3 bedr oom. 7 bath with pool for only 132,$00. Hear Shopping Many BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT Acreage for sale. 17500 per acre. Insertions-No Chang ;_- extras Excellent condition. PJAP 436 EMT CITY - HATE TO REDECORATE' Buy thiS 4 bedroom. 2 bath *ith large Florida i'oom plus limat control. It's in perfect condition. Has many extras Financing available. One 01 our best buys Four riedd'oom, 2 bath, central fleet anti air, two car garage, fenced yard, with lOanorted citruS trees. convenient to Shopping 519500. AL... .j.. 9•I .,SIt' tue .....s.. - uveriiier b fJCJEHC Oil • PcsnIcrl%!esr -, CHICAGO of points scored tills number ; Will be used t In any m one game on this page and place I ;af,.-TI; U. - IQ break ties. One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, Nov. 16. I ea IP OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) SH PRIZES rst r ze Fi P i . . . . Outer Limits ...................Winner .................. 1142 Lormnn sin SportsShop .............. Or. W., Longwood ll3 Crystal View E.Sanford Second Prize $6 Medco......................... NOTHING TO BUY-NO OBLIGATION i . • • • The Sanford I think THE FOOTBALL SEASON! MAIL or (' .................. ........ will be the .................. £ points scored in any one most game. H omecoming Class Ring , % ~R 1FA :s THE GAME hisSWTS GIRLS, $5950 Now Doubl e Knit Pants 14 Baseball Shirts $13 II IPULSE SHIRTS SPORTCOA rs HU&BARn KNIT SLAX vir.er Style From I s SHOES / Now! . U -Y -~L+11 - 1~.- - 'k,;_J-1 .? I 7 EVI PANATELA SLAX ,• your personalized :p Headauarter! 45,00 Open a student acc.ounll Women's Tops $5 HICKOCK BELTS 9 U 4a ft~= c'!M FOR THE DANCE SANFORD PLAZA - Sanford Plaza Any graduating Year - N: Extra Charge! Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. TO 9 SALE PRICES THRU THURS. - Baylor vs. Texas Tech ' Spiro Agnew YOUR ONE-STOP Hunting supply store I ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) The Maryland Bar Association has filed a petition seeking a THE BA N K Drive-in windows cc a.. suitscren prints - lLi' OUT L)F LI -,L - • SANFORD PLAZA GUNS-AMMUNITION- - SIZE 5 regular windows ea. w ii CareIW your child Mon. Hotels 4 speed lanes OIJ1) @v8vp BUY, SELL OR LAYAWAY See Jim or 4 £LJL5(I.IC(5A.I Joe FSU vs. S. Carolina vs. Pennsylvania news DUE TO THE GASOLINE SHORTAGE 4. ' that affects 'YOU Yourself Read 11-Instructions - -: Travel& Recreation _____________________ I SANFO.Q ! -. I From Saturday at 6 U14t to Monday at 7 2Oi F F IR5T ST. Florida vs. Kentucky Georgia vs. Auburn 4120234 Indiana vi. Michigan State Remaining Days D Purdue vs. Michigan 11 - J - j ', To Saturday 6 P.M. ekie PINECREST CENTER -'- 17-72 & 271h HRS From Monday 7 A.M. 322.2611 ~ P.M. A.M. OPEN 24 831-9993 ig 9 t • PIN Good Things to Eat - .- - - ter prise. P-Business Large AAA Food Property . . - - 1-Houses for is Sate 372 4470, Male Help Wanted It-Income And Iwestment Property - - S GULF SERVICE 2518 5'. FRENCH 312. 4fl - Vanderbilt vs. Tulane -- -- I? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY person to LOAN MANAGER TRAINEE Young man, no ex perience necessary Mutt have automobile Mai,y Urne$,t, S day wee Phone 3721373 or contact Mr. Fraasa at 301 E First St. Sanford, .',.snte-d RNs 4M LPNS Apply in person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center. 950 Sanford - Mellonville Ave __ .. - . -. 1100KKEEPERS Non- eli Isis interesting temporary assign. ments. No fee, 22)1 Lee Rd. Winter Park. Ph. 417-IllS. - Maid wanted. One day a week Phone 373 0357. PART time Secretaries. Typists, Rece'ptionisls, Clerks. V.u"th all office skills needed now . Xtra Helpers. Call 621 1503. - Experienced bar maid Apply in person to Bahama Joe's, 230$ French Ave. 3225211. 116WInd St - ._..ti& f. S%A_L ' Realtors )72 645". After 5, 3727111 130.1 W tarba' .3 bedrooms, 6157333 baths like new Sale price 537.600 Buyer can assume $lS,J mtg Monthly payments, $151.93 in clude everything. Call Mrs WE TAKE tRADES SANFORD. New 7 .nd3bedroom KULP REALPr tnhous West 25th St. at Holly Reator Ave Rent starts at %21$ 322 &" I .10? 373.333,5 O611 0590 - , Is? St - Large . c ross, 373.1670 Rolling Nilis-Fairways front and back. 31 ft. living room, i bedrooms, 3 baths. fencing, landscaping, bearing p'um trees 7' Oct- 549.900 5to mern bership, golf cart inClUded 33) 7041 I 4J' I&2 flf'(!ruolll I I' .....I Ii... .f'tiIT(II I If'(lt (V .111 Pind .tIiti.g Rooms for Rent -Slumberland __________ Motel - (lubliti.w (.(Irprt.c - Luui,iJ,-y [)ru/nc - Pri,ut' Puti(l or Balron'i.' !'ii1h - I' ( julj)pfli(I Ititi'Iuqi.s % a New "Norge' equpped Coo 'autiry located at E. 25th 51 and Pilmetto. Low down pa yment. e,ity to qualify. For irltvmition Call Geo. Caheto. in Winter Pirk, at 13e3) 6.4.4 $721, or write to Mills Pearson Corporation 5925 Carrier St North St. Pete,, Fla. 33714. Franklin Arnis Apartments- -- Cobor'TV Pool Phones . JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 2 bedroom, kitchen equIpped, 1 child. $170 mo. 1100 deposit. Ph. 3 new 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes. 322 1911. Many extras Good location. $ per cent Interest HOMES and APTS. for rent. From Sl mo Call 473 7661, HOME LAKE MARY. 3 bedrocm, block. RENTALS-broker-9 to ', nice trees, carpet, owner. 3731309. - SEASON TO BE JOLLY, Earn Extra clean rooms 6 efficiencies extra money for gifts is an AVON By day we*k month 377 4591 representative In your Spare time. Lgwoud Realtors yr. old, large 3 bedroom hoe. lakefront property, fenced yard on tg Lola Mar,. 3fl7P23. Forrest Greene, Inc. Unfurnished ________________________ 1120 i"lurida :\ (lItk' l - - 'aiifurd. Hurtila - SANFORD CT. MOTEL Newly renovated. Class A rating Color TV, Courtesy car pick up Male-Female Help Wanted S service, Family units. el (icierucies. over fifes, low weekly rites 3223103 Gr oo mer Professional only. Im med iate opening. 1150 guarantee Ph 2 5752 IIIEPE IS A IVNt CENTER 0 a - - - Inc. FOREST CITY-HORSES. and nc p enough for the kings men. Large country ranch home, 3 years now, 6 OEOROOM?., 3 BATHS. luxurlou$paneling,flrcplic*.yyer sq. It unar rooe, baytiful country area. only $75,000. DRY CLEANERS AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE 830 5500 REDUCED '10 136.900 COIN LAUNDRY--COIN - Roberts & Gilman handy to I-I, and Hwy. 436 Less than one year Old JUST Houses Rent 3? Attractive Spanish styled bedroom. 7 bath flom with 7030 sq. ft of living area. Large family room, many built-frts. and a fireplace are lust a few of the many e xtras (all Mary Te's:ak, Assoc AL1AMONTE AREA OWNER TRANSFERRED. Assume cxcellent mortgage terms 3 room (split plan). 2 bath, large mister bedroom, beautiful family room. dishwasher, disposal ard self cleaning oven. In a quiet area. ADULTS NO PETS Adults only. No pets. " STERLING BUY Diys 372 6123 ________ Guaranty Building, West Palm 19 CASSELBERRY N10ht5377-5424,3fl.7353 ,.VALOPi APARTMENTS tax franrhiSa Beach. Eli 3W F,r'%tSt, 37) 6061 or 373 0517 Sinfotd,FIa. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111w 10 Write Suite 711. business. M. UNSWORTH REALTY ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. apartment. 4220 Orlando Drive. -- VOLUME TAX BUSINESS-Now available ln Seminole county This is a nationwide - Peg Broker's business. High profit items. Can start part time. Age or experience no t nlP0l't$Ilt. Requires car and 199S.Ou to $1115.110 Cash in. vestment. For details write and include your phone number: tiousenoia live dayS, must have transportation. 66$ 644 10 first full day of a six-month 71-Antiques sentence. looking, pa!e and nun'os, 17-Auction rctti, :i'.', arrived at the si.--Transportation dudeti minimum security Loinpoc' prison camp Mond2y in a _ ;5 .aYQI white Merdes Benz coupe. Traders Ills father accompanied him. 76 Auto Repairs He got the sentence after Parts Accessories ..I_...It picuuing guilty in ur.iooer 01 77-Junk Cars Removed ??-Junk viola ting federal eh'ctlon laws -- Removed 78-Motorcycles (luring the 1972 Florida presi79--Trucks and Trailers dential primary. The camp has no fences or 83-Autos for Sale locks and inmates are free to $l-.Aviation walk around the grounds. Segr. etti could get out two month' I All athec!itn9 appea,,nd in Th, tarly for good behavior. Ssnlørd Herald WedneSday wilt Ask ed if he felt bitter, Segr- aItematically beonplaced In Thur. etti said %f15 FAMILY BARGAIP NEWS "I'm not saying I do and I'm SECTION that is u'stniut,d to an not saying I don't I'll have a add,t'et 12.000 hornt. m the area. Advcrtisqr Should include fis better idea in four or five mutton computing thtmr earned 'ate n't,ks," Two bedroom durlex furnished Sanford - 37S1797Snfd Hall Realty Realtor, 323-5124 131 172' -- oepanmenavv 393$ MHdorook Rd. St.Louis,MN,5S176 Call 611 3079 - i roorn turnshed apartment. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Adullet only 1150 mo Utilities Iijrn Call 3730110 B'OCUQ 317 Té&) _________________________ ___________________________ RESPONSIBLE PERSON CAVALIER MOTOR INN -- tS-Wanted to Buy 69--Stamps Coins 70-Swap and Trade REALTOR RETIREMENT DREAM? bedroomi, on large lot, shade and fruit trr'rn. trcc'r1 1116.1100 CLIFF JORDAN PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Lutheran Haven Nursing Center. Wanted to uwn and operate candy & 04'edO Ph, 3653434 between 7 confection vending route. Sanford a M. 2 p.m. J area. Pleasant 1797, Casselberry. PERFECT shopping and schools. Law down payr,ent Only 177,500 to 124.250 - Workers apply In perso to American Wood Products, 1797 Acountant.*ke,per 1300 up, Charles St. Longwood, Fla. depending on experience. An derson Employment Service. $30 Delivery truck driver with chat,f. ___________________________ feor's license only. Call $317571, 0166 Badcock Furniture Co.. ° Hwy. Maid. Full or part time. Apply in -_________________________ Apartments Rent 14 Business Opportunities . sIdy yard. 139,000 street with lake breezes. Walk to Furnished Dishwashers and Experienced cooks. Apply in pecn to Sanford Ranch House i_ RN for weekend relief, day shift. Pleasant workIng conditions. bedrooms, excellent neigh borod,wall to wall carpet, large carpeting. Located on a quiet __________________________ 2515 Park Drive, 373 BEAUTI I-UL LOCATION Convenient and charming, lust completing I now 3 bedroom homej with garage, air anti Weatherby 3231652 31 electric kitchen counter, $37,500 *BEST VALU - - Sale -- TAKE TRADES Female Help Wanted i Apply In person to Whitakec Paving, Sanford Airoort, Building io, between 7:31) and 1:30 a.rn Ph 372 Property WA IN. Fairbanks CHARMING 3 bedrooms split plan, parquet ,loors, some carpet. APFORD CLOSE IN Two bedrooms. 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central Mat air. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Call Mrs. -- Experhencedonly, grader operators Homes 13-Lots and Acreage 7610 hiawatha Aveat 1797 - . . Do --your camping and ca.oeing Camp 7.. .0hotic Real Estate Forrest Greene. Inc. t,1 7nn Really. 312 1)01 Retirement program Nice I bedroom trailer, also apt.; Opportunity for good financial SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED Quitt, near stores, Adults only. growth & promotion KWIK KAR WASH available SanElec. & water paid. 323 5693, lord and surrounding area Very NC11 furnished clean .3 room for p.r-'saj Interview. spa fh*rl. low investment. IS r.i. t,nancino dowmtal apt., private bath. Hutton, Wednesday or Thursday, An investment for those o Adults only. No children or petit. Nov. 11 or 15 at The Hohidiy Inn, MUST SUCCEED and one thi1 5nlnrd. 323-1910. Ciii ii2.1119 . will provide yeas of Steady in. ________________________ come Call collect, 901725'7162 Ceantio. artm;nf - beverages APARTMENTS 1505 W. 25th SI. bed r oo ms, 2 baths, carpetIng 1. drapes. Pool. Kitchen equipped. 3 children accept ed Call ]n2090 Lake Mary area. CHOICE 3 bedroom. I' bath, wall to will carpet, drapes. StOvC, refrigerator, garage and tenced. Payton GENEVAGARDEN ____-________ • "Sanfettis Sales Leader" YourMuttpleLiiting Agency Local aridNationaIMLS .FAL1ORS ;-'5 Park Cr Apartments Rent mon$trator fringe and gasbenefits. furnished,SAN MOPARKS. 1-73 Bedroom Tralers 5. ApIs. 2 Adult pi,k.7 Apply In person. Jack Dvi. Bill Family parkS. 3515 Hwy 17-97, Baker.Volksw,gen, 3219 S. Hwy. Sanford)731__Oy. Wk 17-97. lanford - - Starting Salary 1175. Total earnings based on 25 Pd. commission. . s Day Week - Vehicle 1 ex penses furniShed Family Group insurance - Camping-Resorts 14 1-Wanted to Rent For - residence with good rental in come, 171,500. Excellent Co. Cad 322.24 0 Anytiut Unfurnished _______________________ Sa les. Excellent lob oppor tunity, NEEDS TOP NOTCH ROUTE SALESMEN FOR THE SAN FORD AREA. . For Rent IS-Resort - - 30 Can Earn Up To $20,000 ROUTE SALES INVESTMENT? B&-i.dq ,rwh,., U01711 I ENERGETIC people need apply Floor days allowed, 21 hr. an sw ering service, on line computer. ML.S. tour realtors. Wor k Scltorl WE with Florida room, screeneci porch, double garage. Climate control plus lots of other extras Extra siieu iUt- . Rooms for ient REAL ESTATE Sales Associates, Only E N THUS I A ST I C. Realtors 61s7333 this brand new) belroom, 2 bath P!._"M Trr,; FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES aal. 'Y lease, call pruvj:eelurance. balls and parking. (a11 )fl fl$3. I Several needed natonaI corn pony, excellent tringebenef Its and working conditions. All uniforms and equipment furniShed. Apply In Person, l001Executie Cam erDr, Assemblers and coil winders. trans Orlando or Ph. 594 0761 collect. former's. 10 people needed - good pay and good conditions, Dek (tj%todian wanted. Apply at Enter Industries, Inc.. 133 7177. orise School, 211 Main St., En For Sale. Ph. 372.2597 between S -____ -. ., -.-..'".xii.('-.g' i'art time neip wanted evenings, restaurant counter and kitchen help. Must be If or over. Ph. 67$. 70. ______ MAYFAIP - EXCLUSIVE HAVE A HEART MAN? Give her Jroom,) ba lfl home in excellent ________________________ 29 ______Hefp Wanted AN OHIO OIL CO. otters PLENTY OF MONEY plus CMII bonuses. fringe benefits to mature In clividual in Sanford area. Regardless of experience, airmail A J. Read. Pres. American Lubricants Co., Box 696, Dayton, Otslo, 4101. Security Guards QUAIL _____-- SantordAv,..Santord - ISAcIion Sports --- EBREEZE FARMS. 373 113.4 Equal OpportunityEmployer F a rm Fresh Rabbit, any tivanitt1. government inspected, 7Cc a pound. Green be ans, $3 by. Cain Farms, Lake 323 050 t, 30 am., after 6p.m. - - CLOSED The f-I - 9 review of the case of former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. 17-Real Estte Wanted The ac tion could lead to susMerchandise pension or disbarment of Ag-. new, SO-Mlscel!aneout Thepetltlonseekstoexamlne For Sale the former 'Iee president's Sl -Hou s ehold Goods Mattis as a lawyer following tuS S7-Aplllances contest plea to income tax Si-TV Radio - Stereo no law violation charges in U.S. U I f. fl...._ tUiflh11i )l5 LnsLrlcI i...ourt In October. The petition was filed with the 55--Boats & Marine Equipment state's Court of Appeals which, under the rules For discipline of so-Camping Equipment attorney!, will appoint a panel si-Sports Equipment of three circuit court Judges to ,ill-Bicycles take testimony In the case and S9-Musical Merchandise make recommendations. Penalties could range from a 0O4iice Equipment And Supplies letter of censure to temporary suspension from practice to to- 61-Building Materials thl disbarment, court officials 62-Lawn and Garden said when the petition was filed 63-Machinery and Tools Monday. ti-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies Donald Segretti to-Horses lA)MPI)C, ''ali(. (AP) Pulitical s1boteur Donald H. Segr t'tti was in Jail today erving the We Are Now ttfidl rrath I - - - 67-Lv1OCk and Poultry NE'"" HOURS omo, PLaQ/D4 STATE BAN/( Fri. fenced yard. hot lunches. ref eren ces 3270077. to Eat ' PLUS PROCESSING Child Care II-Eating Places 9G 10-Do manarf,r big processingpIant. Supervisory exnerlenc. maintenance background desed. Company bene fits, Salary cornmensurate with experience. - and your county! 126 7-Motels - from square negatives to serve you. 6 - WE ANNOUNCE DEXTER 6Lflhla ..are - Individual to assume as night shift assistant ______________________________ - The Sports Shop Get the Now Nine and Found ii-Farnis and Otoves Columbia Citadel vs. Davidson i-Personals Los? _ responsibility hash!" conoll MANAGER ARE YOU TROUOLED ci _______ Free. 6.44 2021 for 'We Care" "HoII,nq."AduIt or Teens. 42-Mobile SANFORD PLAZA Auburn vs. Georgia i----Cemetaries "... - .Assistant Production, Sanford, Floriti,j 1:32 ____________________ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The pm. Lake Mary, Fla, Rent former head of the U.S. Civil -_______________________ 29-Rooms for Rent--a--- GrefnBens,y,upick,Tyi'eFarms, Rights Commission says j. Celery Ave.. Ph. 3fl-1749, 373-3710. JO-Apartments ;t en t dent Nixon is letting the cornii Unfurnistsed Instructions misslon"dieon thevine'by not il-Apartments Rent appointing a new chairman. PIAPIO LESSONS Furnished The Rev. Theodore M 12 Week CpiordCourse esburgh, Harry Wester, 373-1379 president of the Univer- 12-Houses Rent Unfurnished sity of Notre Dame, said Nix- )]Rent Furnished 13 Travel Agencies on'stailure to name a chairman 14-Mobile Homes Rent . reflects the administration's 35-Mobit Home Lots FLYING CARPET TOUQS. 'MC Airline tickets. Cruise anti Tours lack of concerti for civil rights. For Rent at official rates. 303 Semoran Hesbur'1.,h resigned as chairBlvd. (*Iwy 136) $31 3733 36-Resort Property man nearly a year ago. Indianapolis Urban League mecting Monday. SANFORD PLAZA OUTER LIMITS 7-tn Memoriam Male Help Wanted pm. Can Help Phone Write P.O Box 1213 i-Cacds of Thanks 3-Travel Agencies "The easiest way to let thing die Is just not put a leader in it," he said in a press conference before addressing an REPAIR WORK- BLUEING- M ZAI WEMBLEY TIES S.E.X II McGREGOR TURTLENECKS - .i.;4, PerPiAsAfr#b...--. Announcements ______________ : Carpenters anti helpers for Sram;ng. Ph. 3flO5 between ;'ia 'v' PROBLEM for Rent 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. oa E '- - 18 ikI'iG - -- BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor do Sanford Herald SEMINOLE RU LAKE BRANTLEY - -,-,I-- SMALL LOT 'Moms havr,;1avoit fli1i. 101 duille. Daddy... - Personals -i - ,, Herald .............Winner .................. Dekle'sGulf Service ............ Winner APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING $4 Winner - ______________________ Houses THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL Th rd r ) Knight's Shoe Store .............Winner .................. - who managed the President's ix campaign in Illinois has been named in a federal in. '.'P::aZ irglng him with a $1 million fraud scheme Involving banks and a New York City credit union. The 23-count indictment against William II. 1-tentschler, 48, was made public Monday, It charged that Rentschler fraudulently got loans from 27 banks and the Aetna Business Credit Inc. of New York City. Credit The loans were Intended for himself ard corporations of which he was an officer or a stockholder, the government said. Rentschler claims he Is - Winner .................. Fla. State Bank .................Winner .................. R. A. RENAUD The man I tell It. WtI$ - D "Forty per cent said Liz should go back to cent said 'no' and 20 per cent threw me out!' i7ü' Deadline-fl Noon Day Before Publication - U.S. Bank ......................Winner .................. THIRD PRIZE-u - President Nixon Zale's ..........................Winner .................. SECOND PRIZE-S6 MPS. T. L. KIPP TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK -'i - l4-Camping.Resorts H.l.S store for men ..............Winner .................. 007 Rosalla Dr., Sanford (Al') innocent. My name is .....................Address .................. FIRST PRIZE -110 SCOTT COVINGTOI . • Saturdays 5. Holidevs ... entry blank. No scores. Just pick winrcr. '_x-'-- - ....-............................., (1 xeoa i E1T[ WAY TO LIVE Luxury TOWnhOUSeS Patio Privacy Homes rwa .. -. . J.ralltional , Homes Patio PrivacIloflie 3 bcrrns, 2 central heat & baths. dile aIr, wall to wall carpet. some have fireplaces, dishwasher disposal, range, remote control garage doors. Patio homes are surrounded by a ... --------------. . .fla.aaS block r.u.vIxIu : s.u.un. uncrere 'utuv, wall, ir master bedroom. living & dining rooms have sliding glass doors opening onto yoOr courtyad for f iA ; 's..i styles jjj. AC.MFeJS,,AIYCC*tI$Lø* t1stft To 5451%' LilIes by J. Bralley Oam Builder-Developer I 5% . cry Sunday BUY TODAY. MOVE IN TOMORROW In The Herthi LOfATED4 SANFORD AV ENUE SOUTIOF AIRPORT Bt,.vD, ' - SAM MID, FLORIDA 3234670 - ONE OF A KIND - privacy. security and serenity h different exteriors. A financing plan is available to nt'. home P-'yers at Sanora. Mortgaq' terms are limited to a rllacirnum c' years with this plan. Interest rate is pct. on a 90 pcI, pct. loan. from loan or 7 pct. on an RO &4) 'ZO(. ) a_a ,., -- - - --- ----•-•. -- ______ (I•. rr.T.r.Ta IY7I I II!IJ riiI - Young man would like another young man to share rent of trailer, All utilIties. TV , linen included. 312 9064. .,a single count of conspiracy. Pick a number you think will be the highest nunlbei ..E.X I -- - -.. _ i 7 Bedroom mobile home available Oct 21 and 7 bedroom cottage Pc' alcohol,c beverages, no pets WANT AD in the nation's capital for the time being. The former presi- - -- •_T ---- i i r iv eve r area. 1' 'r _________ Gill by MU" 1 Camp Seminole. 372 400 W. k I INFORMATION WASHINGTON (AP - i e News Josephine as linebacker. But good sense dictates that without grave i SIDE GLANCES . man arguing the girls' point, it could have been called a truly American trial. -1 . - Akika .; _', , - -- Abikod ~- ma1e center on the rump to initiate the cadence? a simple m3tWouldn't it er for a female guard to ent lice a red-blooded boy tackle ofisides? Would there have to be a new definition of Illegal motion? Even the "sportswriting Would the quarterback be allowed the liberty to slap a Thus, with a woman testifyj for boys' football and a _J 4. - ~ , I ~~_"ir~ IiIAILW7 ington, had rules against playing females in contact sports and threatened North playlr tackle could become ludicrous. It wouldn 't be a football game, It'd be an en- girls The plaintiffs called an . es pert of their own, Dr. Jam dl. Garrick, nationally imown rector of the SChO of Sporis Medicine at the University of Washington. Dr. Garrick said there's no "medical evidence" to subst an tia te Dr. tackle football players for Union 11) file the Inevitable WLshkah's eight-'man' team suit. !t named, among others, have been benched by a the Washington InterseholasJ udge, not th& coach, tic Athletic Association as doThe coach, John North, had fendant. planned to start the three The wiAA, the governing body of prep sports mtLsketeerettes for Withkah wh. The gin fUnhiflY room at St. Andrews is safe. There'll be no halfback at Notre Dame namedShirley. The fraternity is not yet coeducationaL I{ecnjiters still can wine and dine prospect ivegdders without raising eyebrows or ~. -7.~", I4 - 1~- 1~~ v - - ---. Copley News Senice WATCD u ceT e - Tuesday, Nov. 13- 1973 4B-The Sanford Herald :AMpus .: r-:: --- --- -I .- --------- �_________________________________________ _ -, - _________________________________________________ - - -- -- - -- - - . __ -' ;._ffi- - - 41 .- - - _z____ - - • - MA ____ 6B-The Sanford Herald I ----- p_UI County Names New Electrical Board _ B Houses for Sale - - LOVeI 3 b&. '"' Agency IaIr - I ril Studio cvi car garage SANFORD REALTY 25445 F r w rn?g. I. .,UOfl - horn.. i::Iii:i'—r-' - - fiROICEr ---. - - ____________ - !P RFAITOR -- Puller -i-. - LiUU POOl, e fJ I .4 ROL?eIlS Dk "' P PI utiman Mobtie Homes AC $150 MFtrtb4rd fl()tfer 4tIcncwsdCIbJr Marsl.aIl Ave. Of.- monograming :ndJmo,r: - ____________ _____ - - -- - ___________ __ - - Did 'ou ktc,w That your _____ --- --- - -- -- wy - -COUNCIL SW WILSONMAIER FURNITURE - 58 API iii, • EC000IED WelrOera?ors Ge o7Ssj -- plc -up truck, E - - ' allegedly threatening a cour.ty thcmproposed electrical or. cessions on three other points, but backed down prior to the grand jury arid demanded and journe,man electrician Vihlen Sr. Dropped from the board were electrical inspector who has dinance nd expanding the two of which will be Oct. 30 meeting. ;ene Simpson of Forest City, details. Tuesday, thirst was called "a "upgraded" in the future. E. C. Harper Sr. and former since resigned after a cam- review board. Tuesday night, Kimbrough all for three year ternis. _______ Despite the apparent peace of chief tiectrical inspector _____ hose Jobs he had rejected Vihkn Jr said 'no rep)) has Kenle), Seminole Junior Bosnun - Ji -- - - - - - a - --- - - inspectors charged the review . •.., '-'1" tyr (brinrwI, .4 time. •'-'i ;i .*.. --- _-- - t Ii &x sticks of d)narnitv' were found in Cou.cine*u s erifrs detectives exploded the bomb device at the Ph. 322-1S$3. " damage would have been done to the houses in the neighborhOOd if it had gone off. $8,000 bond each. The ' werearrestedats:IOa.m.atflanes'homeona say if the arrests resulted from a tip from a person interested In collecting the $12,000 reward. Wallace Hall. They were to be arraigned at 2 p.m. ...Comrnends detectives Price 10 Cents 68th 'Year, No.73 - - - - -. . - ,- I _____ WW WI 7 k I 1 OV.6. his homeN Polk, sa>ing there Is no indication of official union invol',ement lfl the ftrc, 111.50 s.uid no link has been - -_ - responsible for the arson or the attempted bombing ot Seminole Count) Sheriff John Polk said '" 30 ii--i-4 -1*I and Arthur Ray Brundon, 17, of 45 Hastings St., are in bi _ belonged to Plumbers Lncnl 803. A spokesman fo the U'rnlr1 nit Wrl*r' - '" 'W' . - -- - _______ _______ ,, , WI11INGTON (AP) - Sen North SloPe fields toward the .sgeseqti.11l), the biU passed the mittee was scheduled to bOld a ____________________ __________ _. Lawn and Garden ' ----------_--.-U S , v(* black a ,eaey sauces Y5" 222 5752 Al. R APPL lANCE REPAIR a claSs f1 Have ou' Miter sir - -I-I -f Well last ni'hts First of our said the land is C d '. Is th Sanf d Zoni .=i_'_. Whenlandlsannexedbythecityitautcenaticall} comes Or1. etc. CalIJorry, 345393 Nt* Shingles tacked on by Square This program Is so good, it railroad arid airport from single family to medium In- Pay raises for tile city's 121 Republic Service Corp. parcel a ii all thrcc nctsor¼,s shosed Third Street Both parcels *ere annexed b} the city this lit) council Tuesda) night ', Pressure Cleanhig Herald Want Ad b 0,,,KIRBYACUUMCLEAUER In Sunday 3727921 - rr-=i., - ilI be paid $7,540 annuall), simulcast political talks - . fnmow1ootb.11lpla)cr, be surt _____ ________ ears before the controversial to gasoline Designed to ensure order oil and gas burning power its support of a proposal to C d P1 Public hearings are scheduled on requests for rezoning 10 nri ) is _______ day's debate on the emergency White House a bill that would fuel supplies, the measure appeared on the horizon 1'ues- tf id betw th of Meanshile, ABC rct'mrns ii ith - Ceramics 8GO ear) y r ) In addition to rationing, the Muskie 1)-Maine, to permit the energ salng steps as reduced and oil. hairman of the Interior Corn heating oil. Another area of potential con le1ore starting debate on the speed lunits loser thermostats lilittet ,, da b01l50151t5bor 00hlthe aKrystalrestauranton the southwestcornerofUS 1792 e'lpenenceØ estImates 373 OlIi BULLDOZER WORK r tciflues"s Com"onents Dlvi mion en XOfl 0 mp ernen ra 0. very aj we e ) n se flIng the rna'ter, the greater the ning programs for scarce fuels, ev sec OflS ('I' rha the most ,, - (formerly HarrieWs BHuty Nook) tJ c orn Cla$$Ifl,d*dsf _______________________ Beauty Cairo ii o experiences these men must thk, Pkimbbtg 'faa..,, in. al.... - evening se . mo 3)3 ins an w .. .1 C if I bi tlaing had the opportunit) of I GI'00ming - Pofess ad r Re Wormed AIIIhots 33ét'Ii7 L' anii IrCCC%tim4tC i.. i., ., .'. b i d cI Dog training in yc,vr 2SllParkDrIye 3fl7 13-tS$I7efterS - Sjç-r $lesr'iIn - - - United lIre a __________________________ $ ' s. 0'itso 3. TP PMMING lgnt that _____ hepes the legislation %SIII be cent '.sithm four weeks of enact day on legislation mandating Committee planned a closed Herald "ttaff%%rlkr fl Jobli A Spoiski ______________________ & - - move towards the reforms were Justified on at teast one Cecil Hurst, at first backed his recommended b3 the grand appeal point, ruling against the colleagues' challenge against ____ GS -- 17$. -- - 7 POST 53 V -- lflsul.tt-d covet for any Short - Appliance Sales & 5erye ______________________ - After weeks of meetings by counter-offensive against the the review board, culminated grand jury, demanding in- -- - ____ - - Groomnq & Board&ng Kinnits C.97 terms Campers Travel Trai ers Reasonable 3225a20 Freezers pabments availatle. United Cash r .-' Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or g r -- i, - payment balance Write GULF __________________ 'tenth Ae 5anf'd 327 aa'Jabfe tr%1 .'f Attorney And Grand JUry To "PUt Up >e,after4pm Station Wagen excellent flrand New slide ,n truck camp. -s from $795 New World Travel Bicycles maki' roCker. 44L10fl flrake$. Radio. Etc., New WSW 1I2èCarnnOTrait,rt,.SaI see them Big Savings. Genvi —1 - /5 3927Hwy I? 2 322 0244 £$O,l.4Aflq,• 1. -. 322 Son brand. Ms alt the new strscp, Ak BINGO EVERY - - -Ofl5OFiAMIH( - 3ns6i - Adding a room to your Home! Cornniissioners C auienge State Tuesday were Florida Power nominee l)onald Karraker, and tortion and perjury. hazards and death traps ha been presented by State Corp..executive Ken Dyer, incumbents hIuddy Eidel, t JOIINKIMHROIJ(,H coniion, 1150 C$h Call 323 1179 c P - - - _______________ (PC! 2ó0.* Open Sat &s. 'j , 3m st,tth, (7) nationally avertISit1 13 .e.rs - -- 3550 'ears a, 7 PCI __________________ ____________________ - ------ .• . - 1973 Heavy Doty CMvy Blazer. 4 - li'rn,tur i er lI u - nh Aye, 3232260 Cal M$ISS1 I' distei. material, toys and misc. pfice 11000 STU Gibson A C Oher misc Møke offer p 3 . pie. retg -r L -- Equuy.ndAswrn.Payrnefltl MI $126 Winter Meterranurs tlylg r00m suite, sofa. toyee,at I cnalrs. .tso end AU lengths and decors. 2. 3• 4 UNITED FREIGHT SALES tables, cfle tables I. tamp., Alt received a large s&'ment W Pleas. Call ê43 62 brand new irn stereo ces IIerT Pricet , Uinpo Every Wed & Sat — —i AISOOmreVenS -- ---- 3fl53 take aver. Cell dealer 33373 ___________________ antedto Buy - Dodge Dart. aLtomltfc. radio, - E PICKUP AND CAMPER RR tracks * .. - rAACPFr A1 Nov ' Fi1ght S.Ie 3so s. orange PUB I ______________ * , - tives on Sept. 4 which violated kept up the pressure and the LCNaUOIIIEIeCfrICCOcIeInaL following week, LaPointe and I3rott resigned, and Cornleast four l'istances. . dangerous as the grand jury chief Judge of the 18th judicial state's at- appointedfortwoyeartennson year-old Altamonte Springs has been cancelled, county. details from U circuit, and grand jury foreman In the wake of the grand Jury charged. contractor forced to resign Commissioner John Kim- torney's office, but no reply has the board. Commissioners did agree, George E. hodges. Nuni'd (or one year terms after his indictment by the report and Indictment, cornbrough last week said no in- been made public. - 'SVW CONVERTIBLE Motorcycles - Le&clasIiiiedadhetceyouci..nou, Cash buyer for used art'ciei. fur IS to ChOOSe from. 131 3333 * Sanford Auction * On OeIi.ze Necchi zig z.g 3 I I t'C, 1iJ .7.000 BTU * lL ' 311 315 E First St. Olarido, Mon .Frl ct sat - 0 - 3 Br. Traikc 12x PI's32)MM SANFORD _______________ _t - ç,jarantee s.n,s cath or terms. lnspe(iandt,$ta,Unted F BALL D . I -- •o'brkL*, Lillian Campbell Asc,c P17W. Firs? SI 'Io.,rh)ttIpleLIstir.eAgency Sanford AIrport Read rr.a rnnnrr, _________ ui Call 322 2420 Anytime Af?tfPioUt!: - - ThCanswK tO"*hattotjowith your DOWNTOWN SANFORD-13,379 sq. ----------- - si fcre * %JU , -. 1515. "" "' mig lowest pei,nF HERB'S TV lION Hwy 1792 s.uiw 1100 and rOflYIt-Ol fIr.jrcirp p., -- Fern Part * A A A AIl('TIAM IL I * ,8 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from bo*car at who1isji . * TAFFER REALTY I3Y (JWNER-N'g-Sb,r,y - si St.,, Stereo, AM- LjCCç'j. D t II 'i .. - _ n ioeai im unt For Sale * PUBLIC AUCTION * Fit i Cailbart Real Eslate _____ __________________ -. Ev.ryFrdaynghI7;3O:miytu UCC r 2 brm, CB ,. ________________________- 'ihlen last week said Ii no . his made Kimbrough Oct. 30 county commissionState Attormey and the grand grand jury and the state's Wistu, the "layman" mciiiappointed despite being named against inspector Will LaPointe review board meeting hamdemands In a letter to State jury to put up or shut up" on attorney." The Herald and Gov. Reubin her, and contractor Ronald just two weeks ago to fill Ue and Rocky Brott, both of whom rneredoutbasicagreement that Attorney Abbott Herring, with Oct. 9 charges of dangerous 4- Iaciory air. ?iae o1 - ____________ ,, JOHN SAULS AGENCY - - - - reie board was appointed Phone 322 OslO. I?ennciickIywithaclassIfl1adt ___________________________ - Income and $yfl •. ____ _____ **AMCJEEPS** Orlando. 29S6i1 an??e. I - M Radio, I track tape deck, 1119 00 Ai*jmi mortage. no ufvrn. .mmedat, ______ - 6 - .t attorney or anyone else, K!mbrough adding "I guess e'Il Just have to wait for the hl aings the) Fir to . 62 Chevy. Pwtr b4akeL Bei olt,r. •1I I - F,enchAve.)fl4)$2 ______ :t4n eiedHo. uWu!Iy decora?ed't' jrwj fres,i, Three be&ooen. ____ l• pa ktthe, p,* o,-, - --. DODGE POLARA Load NøIhnO ('Owfl. taii aver, : ____ ' I IL__'II Wt to uIl iomathing? A HyCII1tLS NElSON HcratdStaff Writer Autos for Sale 80 - UVoItAutoBat?e1%5U5 .,4 . r ____ CARRIAGE HILL ______ / ( LEARI15 1O%1.E(ud*.TE III -_____ Oacv AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT C _____ . Auto Repairs Parls.AccossorleS 76 p - OL5E 9.) P urn. - by At Sonsoin 'c------ l'MT/,K1l Holland Rity, BrokerOwnir. VA Nothing Down -- . HE BORN LOSER - Houses for sale Si?Ot'dO SmstIlamIiyhom.oc prope'ty.ph.3fl. _______________________________________________ _. ¶ ______ The Jolly Green Giant Bought His Valley Thru A Want Ad , I - ___ __________________ • eekl),upFrom$118andrefuse - = 1 I L ____ ____ IL..-- ______ - _______ _ - - - -I _________ _' u rney J - P" - ______________________ I I • NO SUNDAY DELIVERY \',/ : -' FLEET RESERV ASSP4 _______ Ii ______________________ Ki COGBUn,z FENCE Land Ck °° - —' For Uuildcr, sue cOnlracto - DaIty(ck,s.dw.d) _____________ - DeBAR 'i & Dt L i ON A ctçani zat .nwuId - It's jj up' Hire en 373.3774 _________________________ ____________________________ - - _ p S -_____________________________________ i -. -- -_ -- I I i and :arger, Pump., $ptinklirs - SPRINKLER 'YSTEMS 4tRea.b14,.A I I _________ W II Dril Service •' cy - -- HOQk Garden& L1wn5fr,i economical. Call Victor-3&j 7) - ____________ w ueap.er nanging SIATER II, i - .fCIaI __4fte Estimates pp )flM73 8u1tnps7,%e,t ____________ N_ BUDDY HOME IMPRO\EMENTS Small Jobs Wan?,d " 11 , t IONCR L TE PATIOS SMALL INVESTMENT rp%j iflP5$i7 SER1'ICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL. 337 393; ________ ______ -- ,Ow 2ndSt 3226422 . -(ount) lItor I don't have an nscr for Art Wortham, admlnistrati%c ptrhaps one of )oU thus one voill come forth and sohe this assistant to tile general r' & kr F kind i , ')l,r'ilcxirp' t.ni I I I Why is it that Lake Mar _______________________ Lontinueti Its grosth from .i Index 2A reall had a roblem with law ('alendar protection offered by the (unites ................ 9B Why then simply because the -. Dear Abby ... . 913 U S Sen Ed Gurne, under said today he is optimistic for a for officers with associate or solution to the teek long strike bachelors degrets and a SIX per fire for a mnassie, $300,000 International cent aerage merit Inreas& kickbact' scandal allegedl) the of as prOSldCd ilI emplo)es inohang some of his past em Itrotherhood of I'lectrical t'ptc*i from tht pa raises ploes il1 lsIt IX BJr\ Ofl I:x Workers the c.omiiptrolkr, PubLic No .4 Nego'tation.sarestheduledto ',orks director I)onald Bund, (urne) will ,ddrr'ss tht 'conslderabIe progress" has have been maintained through prok'ssional office zoning to said. acts of 101' I)u 4 at S PIJi nuId require an immediate police force 1 Stocks TV 2A 811 Seminole with no apparent thu. Jackson lIittin tract on grand jury investivating the Montgomery Road; general kickback scandal, varidali.m 1w strikers . - t the st.ite - ,, ,IUfl)., 10fl il (III - _____ PR EPA RI N G FOR BIG MO V L Lake Monroe for floating to Port of Sanford Ne'. osuiers of fornict kui Rported in I lu'd, hisfornttr ,tdiiums 2A -. - Sheely of Jacksonville Beach attaches brackets to a 40 foot high 1lo-pitalflotc milan) _______ _________ _____________ re-election battle in Nosember thou.santl9 Although I - onncl and ixiwer has been lots 45-48, block 68, in Sanlando st'ored a massive 2,561 to 1,005 BR has been conseratlel) ________ An ordinance wa.i passed on honoring a promise made a Fnttrtainmnent which I i te. (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) � 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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C- C. .. .. -- . . -- - -. .- . - - - .-. -.- - -•. -- - -:-,, -- -;i .- -- - 1 -.-zC- . _•• _ I j. Gurney Claims JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -• Sen. EdJ. Gurney, RFJa., says he was "careless ... unobservant and too trusting" to know that a large sca l e fund raising campaign was operated illegally in his name. Gurney faced 59 newsmen in a one-hour television broadcast Thursday night to answer allegations that he knew about "any wrongdoing" in connection with the fund raising. Conceding that his account was "an incredible story," Gurney denied any knowledgable connection with funds that he admitted were collected illegally. He blamed Larry Williams, 29, whom he said he first met in mid-1971 when Williams was introduced to him as a volunteer campaign worker. The Miami Herald and other Florida newspapers have reported that Williams, of Orlando, collected at least $300,000 from builders seeking Gurney's influence with the Federal Housing Administration. Gurney, a member of the Senate Watergate committee, said an aide told him in June 1972 that Williams had collected for his next campaign. He said he told Williams, "You put me in an extremely embarrassing position" and insisted that the fund raising stop immediately. "I did not authorize this fund raising," Gurney said. "I did not know it was going on. I did not see any of this money." Gurney said the money raised by Williams was not reported to the Florida secretary of state because he was not a candidate in 1972. ward ' 7T sloo,000 ki 11frb chool Probe Results Are Due S B MARK SElNTZ Herald Staff Writer 3~li 1 7 '44 at C iO B ) John A r Si •- James Allison, Gurney's administrative assistant; Mrs. Mile Michal, a secretary; George Heal, an aide; and James Groot, a former administrative assistant. pting the Mooney annexati&n advertisement. Knowles inlaw, but added they will con- sisted direct notification by sider changes and amendments mad Is the best way to inform Seminole County Legislative to the bill at the Jan. 24 meeting adjacent property owners. delegation Thursday night went to be held in Casselberr) or The law requires direct on record unanimously sup. Altamonte Springs. walling and legal adRep. Eugene Moo'iey (11- vertisement. The law's major Casselberry), the delegation opponent at the legislative ch urinan, said he is • sen hearing held in the courthouse, sfln,e" about continued op- however, was Winter Springs position to the law which is Mayor Granville Brown clearly popular with the people, represcnting the CALNO - yet constantly criticized by (.ow'tcd of Local Go%ernnents municipal officials. Brown, defeated in Tuesday's lie also noted Tuesda) 's elections, said the law was 'lections brought changes in direded toward one cit), elected representation in many parenfly Altamonte Springs, 1 Seminole's cities and the and that Winter Springs always pf)tItiofl may now evaporate. held public hearings. before The law requires cities tohold annexing or rezoning property. public hearings on impending He added that adhering to the annexations with higher density law's time schedule meant a zoning in addition to gap of three to four months v 1jnotification to property owners from the time annexation within and without the cities petitions are received until the and public advertisement, property is actually taken in. Sen. Lori Wilson called the Ca s se lb e r r y Council law "a model we can expand on Chairman John Leighty also hit —'"-' for the entire state of Florida, the law, insisting that adding noting she .spoasorednouce and the time necesary Lordvisory . 4.Uft II L ii 'lit.C. ( - of an rrirnupil nerule law. 'ieaU.ns means a three-b-s1x )anIorc City Md iger month delay in C.a5elberr) ii Warren E. Knowles and Mooney, obviously aggitated Commiscioner John Morris Id asked Leighty how the delay is the City of Sanford favurs the de(jijtl to the people and law a nd then atta cked its Leighty finally agreed the • .. . CALNO speaker pr ovisions concerning the legal people are not affected at all. -, — ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Correspondence riles have disappered from the office of Sen. Edward J. Gurney, 11-Fl o ., and some telephone logs partially destroyed, The Orlando Sentinel Star said today. A story by the newspaper's Washington correspodent, Michael McLaughlin, said four former and present Gurney aides had been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury In Miami to tell what they know about the missing and destroyed material. The Sentinel Star identified the four as SEN. ED GURNEY '...Careless, unobserving' By DONNA irs !erald Staff Writer Friday, December 7, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 93 Price 10 Cents 10 Senator's Records Gone Of iLrrath U Of Secret Funds So ions Back Mooney Law, Hint Changes In Future f~ I i Ignorance Curriculum t Improve n Committee. "The programs were put into practice before the committee The results of an inquiry by a state committee on the need for was instituted three years a Iorma1 hearing on eon. ago," Layer said. trove ral Cuselberry - "If the programs have not Elementary hoo1 Principal been approved through the Christy Harp wilt be returned proper channels then the next week, according to School tliould be stopped," Sinn Supt W illiam Layer declared adding "11 they are Lest we should forget,...Dec. experimental programs then 7! 'flu, I'rfjj Practices h coiie no results have been This was th e start back in '41 Committee will decide if there determined in the six years of what our kids are now are grounds for further In- they have been in practice?" reading In their history p books vestigatlon and a subsequent as the beginning of World War — - — - ,. - - - - -:• - - -- _____ ' - - - -/ - --- - - ,J -- - -- ii P MOONF\ LISTENS, WILSONTALKS ... Model bill for state hearing, Layer said Wed. To all who were responsible The complaints for last night's Christmas "experimental programs" Parade in San . which separate boys from gins ford ....CONGRATULATIONS! and left-handed students front Thousands Attend Sanford's Annual Chris tm as Parade New Officials Lauded i y nnexci ion e o ut? It was a delight arKI enjoyed right-handed Etudents. by youngsters of all ages. The controversial programs Next in line will be have resulted in numerous By CHRIS NELSON "even easier" to push through Williams said, there was "no special legislative act and Casselberry's Parade complairtsfromparentsand PByBOBUOVI) Florida State Bank was Herald Staff Writer the commission, scheduled for this Saturday at TA members including the way" the county could get provoke a bitter jurisdictional Herald Staff W ri ter awarded first place in the 10 a.m....supposed to be their president of the P-TA who Williams referred to his "selftogether with the municipal squabble between the cities and commercial float division with County Commissioner Dick imposed county planning" gov''nments because of basic the county may not be biggest and best ever, termed the situation "terrible." Thousands of spectators Committee To Resist Williams today said south proposal which would give the philosophical conflicts over necessary. Harp declared that the thronged downtown Sanfed Oppressive Politicians (CROP) county municipal elections municlpali ties one year tocome development. programs were "new" and streets Thursday Williams said while the an. night as the at.$ Beta Sigma Phi taking hcve brought in new people up with a complete set of land were instituted to "help the Down town Now, however, Wiliams said, nextion veto proposal can be Busine ss home second place trophies. with development philosophies use policies, zoning regulations, the voters ha v e apparently seen purely as The Board of rMrectors of the students." The information Association and Sanfordan institutional St. Lukes Christian Day Malt land-South Seminole these programs provide will Seminole Jaycees presented the School of Oviedo was judged more in tune with the com. and ordinances, to inesh widi opted for candles wishipg to or legal matter, "people reaNy (liamber of Commerce has enable us to know and that the board's the county's laws and policies. put dampener on unrestricted do make the difference in how more about annual Christmas Parade to winner in flue schools divisien controversial city annexation voted to eliminate its Annual the educational process. "I feel that now, we both growth, and look more c.osely IiititutIons are used." Harp open the holiday season. aid religious division first veto idea may no longer be (county and Christmas Lighting Contest this said. city government at economic an ?nvironmentzl 'Sflth the new people now in Police Chief Ben Butler place ariard went to year. The board felt that in light First necessary. officials) have the same aims." impact. it nicipal government; it may , , estimated the crowd at more Baptist Church of Sanford. al the present energy cr isis, IIU41 At a N,ovember SCi,00i However, Williams also said Williams said. "I now intend to Because of this aj parent m ii we won't need the anthan 15,000 persons as bands, Second place in the religious that another proposal, which go to them with my plan, and change meeting La yer contradicted local residents should not in philosophy, St illiams neLitlon o proposal because marching units and gaily division went to First United would have been controversial say let's do it togeth er." encouraged to burn outside Harp's contention that the said, he feels the amezation 'hey won't u, . annexation as it * decorated floats In and Santa Methodist Church of Sar!ord_ prior to the election may be lights during the holiday pcogramswcrenew.Ler said Claus passed Prior to the election, veto idea, which woW: tike a as been u:ui I n the past." review. A group of 12 441 Club ve b"n In season. the. programs . Butler said regular 50 membcrs and their horses were existence ,or six ears. policemen and 15 auxiliary judged best In group corn• A county probe of the members were assisted in petition. From our snooper-duper situation revealed there was crowd control by32mnembersof First and second place honors I,,'• department .... Seminole Coun. "nothing wrong" but school the local National Guard unit in the senior civic division went i ty's first fenuule lawyer is buardmembers '.otedonOct under the direction of Capt. to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Marcia K. Lippincott from to prove the policies to "provide David C. Godwin and First Lt. Ca&aelberry post, and Mental Sanford. She graduated from objectivity" Tom Denmark. Health Association of Seminole Notre Dame and is now Parade judges awarded first Count) respecti%e!y. IavieSiins, chairman of the -------=----- sociated with Strenstromn s hool board, asked in place honors for 'professionally In the junior civic division .Davis and McIntosh. Novemnberif the programs have built float to the Sanford first and second place went to -- :.=--= ---= -the Atlantic National Bank been approved b (rooms Future Farmers of --= - America and Seminole High •1L School Future Farmers of In case didn't •- you NET'I'IE MILLER, a native America respectively. know....Mabel Fr ricv, of Sanford, recently started Thomp will be married Dec 15 at 3 i and Beddlnp where her in it flnrnctt \ttnu'rI I hu. band, Paul , i .i partner . United Methodist Church, Bridge LA In the business Mrs M'ilcr Fnter',rise The couple iIl Calendar 'ists with the office work, - -=-repo'tedlY reside in DeRary. Church news .... 1% -'111d is a sales ladv in the d Classified ads 411.511 large showroom. Interior ! __________ = 4 _____ r -. _____ ____ 'k Index rs The Seminole High School bavidparents ".T ill besponsoring Zte _____ a rbect.e a the school on Siturddy from 5:30 to p.m. The money will Ile used to help defray about S5,00o in experLies the new uniforms, To hv1p ctherenJoUc for meal, the band will be per- terming tiring this time. The public is invited and tickets may be purchased at the cafeteria at the school, I 'ir• —j-- :j' - .---- " ' ' ----. ---AV A Ile Herald erroneously printed in Thursday's paper occupies much of her frep time. She is an active nVember of the Church-of God, ani enjoys family 6A . Om Editorial Entertainment Horoscope, ............ Hospital notes 4 _•17 8A 6A ~=_ - Bri7~ — -- I LA - 3,% iui notices o0 ng plElure. Atm. and two daughters. She Nettle Miller's picture did not appear with the information printed.We regret the error. didn't miss a game watching son, Jimmy, playing baseball for th e Rebels Peewee ,team last season with t he Crosswordpuzzle 1 '- - J of her major interests since %.rkIng in the store, and her 54X.et Sports stix'.. ...............3A PROFESSIONAL FLOAT WINNER IN SANFORD PARADE .. . Sanford Atlantic National Hank (Related Photos Or Page 3A) _______ �- . 2A-ihe Sanford Herald Friday, Dec. 7, 1973 I - M I fatp- - ` Keep Christ . k-_X_"" - . I _ "; 4- M* .4'' IF, , I 101% - "_ W_' ... -'%Lt-_ I . __ . oer I -V , _.._-, . _111~ . , , ,'~* ,~A & , M . !11~~ , , . .- A -- Chiurch 11, -- t.:t I If T As we begin the celebration of the festive Christmas season for another year, with all of the accompanying ac'"'Vitim we hear occasional cries of "Keep Christ in Christmas."We see In the nutht of the many decorations, a tiny nativity scene that appears somewhat overwhelmed by Santa CUus and his reindeer. I .. ' ",J,.At I, -A I f~ ~i — At Key 11iit i - ' t, .!-IT _r - - ii I __ ~__~_-_- s~'zi_ I S&W~ W- --i .l For 'W" ____________ ir uiOrlua of the Hea,eyleaveaUofthe glories of Heaven to "take upon tdmseU the form of man become obedient unto dezth even tiv death ofthe am? 1k did liot cotnt to bring Christmas, though it is indeed a wonderful season of the year. He did not come to teach us (or,SusZalnerandRWer 1 t'v n howtct&ve by either precept or example, although He is the greatest example of perfect love and humi li ty that man has 1' .. AA iL iveiiiOuISiS 'i (.rrr1Irl Ford r Methodists will join in an in- in V countries as the first phase Jests, himself ga e the reason for his coming when He teraational prayer vigil on New of ai evangelistic tnrust called ndnistered unto, but to minister and to give his life a ranom for many." Yes, Yes,ChristJesuswasbcrnthatflrstClrtstmasDaythat might b.cone the sacrifice f or sin The Babe of two-nonth emphasis on daily family worshIp. Resident Bishop Joel D McDavid, Lakeland, said the Bethlehem was borp to the accompanying song of angeLi and beneath the igr of a 3tar u' order that He might become the Christ of Calvary bearing the penalty of sin in his ovm body. The blood of Christ, God's Son was to be shed for the remission of sin, as John the Baptist said, "Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world."Toknoiy this Is to more fully apprecute the great meaning cif Christmas Day-and the message of the angels Christ Jesus is and shafl always be, the greatest ex- denomination's 700 churches in the Florid,- Conference e been asked to take part in th prayer vigil December 31 from noon until mnldnighL 'All of us who have had ex- resiources could know. A,i tM hynin writer has said, We may SAY about Christ In his birth, his life, his death, his resurrection and wrnslcxi, "'There Is no grestLr love." In his cali for renewed em- Methodist Family is the organist-&ector. participation is will The Fishers oi Men --4 Casselberrv __________________ - -1- r_ .' ... - brown paper REP BILL GUNTER '. - :t . - _______________ 4 -' - 1. : I __ - - 1 T- . i . i ,.. : ; '-: -- I I'V - - ... - *z W&- -: * - " -- Irvin t'ommeni itamnt' "ill -Orr."_ It Resallrid 11 - - - 1 1. Ft Swurn - . - I . ,= t- I As"Adw f ( a f Q Lutlyaw r—birch ' (1 ~ V J .4 , cards," by 3enjarnir, l4ritUn. ';tr'1, st 7;30 th tQ.-a C- invited t these srv\t - for all area you th , stice is as . • regardlo, is of which chitreh th~-y N-tween neighbor nations aF Atimiri nary So6- %-J, ., vi V nw-t in between neighbor citizen th'tfliio(Mrs '.uLero'i reg'tIaxlytIciv1. 11'.t pt - S1II Come Born in Chrwiin ' iem e -. .e j - cl , , a .- FIRST &A8 S&67 CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, DELTONA -- a . I ; ' - -----n ----- , Deltona _____ MERCHANTS ENTRY - 1;* . --T~ 4.. 4 '' - - , 4. .;-- 4 ;6:--.- - . .0 * )_: -," .4-1 % ) at a * Herald Staff Writer the following year. Other Construction Co. said a cou nt y commissioners are liroward County circuit judge put into escrow for use Al Clark Jr. ,ç do - troduef an impact zoning law to developers require developers to pay the costs of impact on the county and city governments created v by them. He said Seminole has grown for the past two years at the ,0r' rate of .5 per cent each year years - :1 schools will be on double sessions. Vihien said the funds could i r - member, Grand C .ross of Color )rder of Rainbow Girls, San. ford Elks Club 1241 and County ?W, bitt Alum AmA,w ?S11 24'1 Ile was a special policeman with Sanford Poli ce Depar Am Tai 474 01. 41 4 006rcor 34'. 33. 31 Mud C t. hIbcotk W Survivors include his widow, evfl Ira Pryor, Sanford; relarwit olGurtletree,Md.,Itay-mondN. C'rysc -. 21,4 21 '° :' ADMISSIONS John Wrida J. Bradley A . Heba Mahan Sylvia Lowe Kathie Underwood IMargaret L. Myers Jessie Benjamin H-andy Almond I fl 11111 i, Serena Adam:i. Titusville oa erruan, tons randeas Sjoblom. Lake Mary BIRTILS • boy, Fern Park Mr. and Mrs. 1% t)). m,00d Norman Matt, Cam1berry Karl Hatme, Deltona corge Stu "" Is Sought . 30 143, 1. 1 I " "i' III PPi?,¼ 114 0 , (1) ii.,n' 1V 4 Stvcn ha Gq" T #`1 1E I "It 25 21 TeNtron 0 r 117 Goodr iC " Is 154 1510 um,c Irti 14'• Ii's II 14i u I4I $4'. U l I Hary TAT in Pap 'I" at • :'-. £3 i DISCIIARG'M -n 1. Watters, Il. Stanley Ale R uby O.W illiams Marie Martin , lindii Acree. 0steen Mrs. Jack Sneed and boy, Oviedo — ~ -. witchis I Also Available - .&V%W "a"" I I I C: I I 01 I —i I Milloomires, Social tes, Mcvie Stars wear Genuine Diamonds in Safety Vaults. Compare, see if you Con ' I $ I I () I -0 I -4 3: 71 I i Nil is yowl eprettionill to own a fantastic Cr:Ation thst 'squId cost $300 to $200 it set n Genuine Diamonds, Cilie, ! %tyles not shown. All Sales Final—No Phone or 14j;1 Ordert. 111ushalisenii thown foe coflp1,,son. I r J IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just I •t Bring this certificate and S5_7 lend receive a LADIES' Sterling Silver or 1O-Kt. Gold Filled Ring kwh a I " -) ~ Kt. Size IMITATION KIM. BERLY D ND R) EIPRODUCTION. SPAR. FLASHING WITH RAINBOW FIRE, -So Beautiful and Attroctise _,V4) z I HRS DECEMBER 10 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Only' j I" "%., ,.,.',_- - I Z I sun I 1 I MONDAY 5 DECEMBER 10 -_ - - I Z 1 1 I - 0 I I fJ a $6.88 MONDAY - SHEETS c st"tes 16'ri Ld'it,k u SANFORD 11 . . ALUM u viw A 0.I I I = I Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) n' 0 Etectrically rim I • Unbreakable Crystal 0 Yellow Gold Finish Ciij -..-.---d I I 8 U, I .. I V I Also SALE! uSED OFFSET 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES I "D U AKABLE MAINSPRING - i FOR UN BRE 1 IS') Is'. 3S - I W. Longwood John M. Collines. Merritt Island James J. Koubeck, Orange City Sharon Ventimiglia, CL 41111111111 I TI 0 Shock Rezistant 0 Dust Resistant • Anti-Magnetic • Easy to Rtad Dial 0 Small S"ond Hand 0 All Sales Final 11 11%§ WI I I3. I. 1. LIMIT 3 Calendar 37' d 31's 32 311 1 312 3141 (p r E r_ r J No % %oil can 0,4 n a, rifle 11f1wr.et r "1111 ptr, tin M I I I-tutiphl such h1gla I eml I .611, I. I L Iii- This Coupon ii . • £3. W ri st Watch . \r%rr[-1rf,rrh t_h.11 74. 104 10~ V.V40 W* 11'. D'd U s stw I&,. Is 161 # wjic"V~& Is? M a 261 Wntg 11 1419 7310 741. W, m C) ; e 0"' IBM ' nt ,,, ii F s I ' 17', 57 57' '. LI 8 8 1 1 I For style, Beauty and Appearance - Mfg. 106 151* low 1I $ Expansion pond. .I Full 2-Year 11,4 1114 v' I 3 0 PA We 11P. I 0 , - 2 7 i a" RCA 1 Brand New 0 Precision Made I • Imported M en's Swiss Cor'pIete with 0 I*4 ?91 % W. IV, J We Pcaroid 10 • f' Sorry, No Mail 9 i O's 6P) W- Sid Oil CAI Goodyten Gr1oued ECEMBER .— __ ma Ad ,., ,,, 0 42 a I 4s's 44's W. ,, I , S74 541 4 VIV I w m'JNUM I 5 HOURS Clip 11's 11's 13 °n 43 4ill 6; -0 sw Ry 10's to' I 10,0 swry R Harold E. Illough, Deltorm Sanford: 0 20, 4 20 i,, , 73 fl. 2i' $' SI 17a fl Scott Pop Is 1414 116"t $06 Clit Lin . . Decorating 9 Ill list h&0192 - Drw"" 4 Oft&WN 14 M Ist's 152 Revlon 1 121 1 Ill I'll. pry" Im Milli Dora B. Ntildenberger, DeBary Edmund F. Cycler, DeRary Sture G. Carlson, Deltona ;II, i ;olsien r" - Mrs. Michael Bishop and girl Lee Ella Young Duncan J. Shannon Patricia A. hloye Sheldon F. Zeigler George Dillard ,:' IS', W 6 SVI I - Peter 11. Pavloff, Dehona Sandra J. Scott, Fern Park i;::' We Hiotculti DECEMBER 6,lr#3 ;- '' : : ?:: y IV- Nat D-011 ' Coca COS 7# d Allan It. Pryor, both of cc- 'Ed - # Cc&CI. Salisbury, Md. and sister, 11 ,%Irs.. Frances P. Baker. DO* cl#4 . _. duPwl Greenville, Pa. . I fait Kod _. 4 A The body will lie insta te at srnrk "" hechurchi rirnmne FIPQw Saturday. Burial will be in oyal Order of Sccitland; past Salisbury, Md. Brisson Funeral 76. d W! F ew d Alk k pation, Senuriole Chapter 2 home is in charge of D,v'am -. rn Star; f" 91 W. L,99 M , i,, , 13's - Hospital Notes 0 .: andy kikStep Stool H P.M, Afn Can lloadrunnerscBClub Sanford i. Need ----------- :: . F. T developers should pay their share. 1O A.M. Mrs. Stella H. SURPLU S bm vwiml i0ch to fim. stop a" sod "Q" k - 04"=ft ry kwioa sisted growth is expensive and OOfl tOCK keDOlt g I ARMY-NAVY ta*iTt d.coiiti.g*dbi thS kkSti biciiss * *1 mikayeul4uc*n Luba is1 Sispos Ls 0e4.d cu1113 tsrit)j flUid. Noting voluntary comrn money might be put Into slush mitments encouraged by the funds because the funds county from developers Us received after budget approval given the school system in could not be pumped into the excess of $4 million in li ttle budget. more than a year, Vihlen in- Wyr . I Sprr Chr, itrna s B u Your virtually all the county payments wondering Li the - SANFOPD FIRST BAPTISI' CH URCH ... inner in religious uIVLSiOfl Salisbury, Md., he Roller Skates legislature hearing will In- said adding it is "easyfor )' p Moone and Vince Fechtel warned the prospect of changing state law to permit advance tax payments by new residents is slim. Mooney noted that Dade and Broward counties are also suffering from impact growth and will probabi move in this direction. Sen. Wilson expressed reservations tax , 4 .1 299 each of Calbert suggesting revenues resulting recendythrewoutasimilar law John Vogt and Reps Gene - F r AND BOB LLOYD But, Sens. Lori Wilson and commissioners at the January county.' ,Wp - ' PHOTOS BY - De legation Thursday night from the reform can be an on the grounds it was unjust. pledged to work for ad valorcm Ucipated in advance of teceipt Vihienur edthe delegation to taxreformtoaidthecount and as other revenues arc make bold TOSOT its cities Vihien announced county "downiiglit brass" to help the . :.- ' , i Imi U111 1 I I C I Z I I I - tive diwislon has requested the man ovaing a light blue pick-up 0 1 6 The Incident occurrcd in latv June or early July and deiceasked anyone having Irlomation on the Incident to please cull. I NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN I I OR dumping area r.n SR 431 near Lake Lotus to contact Slitrifi ' IA. George Abbgy. IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ; 0 I Z IS FURNITURE I 4,P I aiii& 17-92 _________________________________________________ 300 N FRENCH AVE . - s't ' 1 I 1 Ir 7V .. - - , ~ ~~ k Wrralb PH sF1LOAO'SOHO! MEN'S f - i Oanforb CASSELBERRY Western Auto Store . I Lp~ F MORE SHIRIE'! MILLET HILtIA RICHMOND Women's Cross ... - 2 '' ai- - easily be The Seminole Le~,Jslativv ... _______________________________________________________- • ON V212 Forvsi City = __ I A - - By DONNA E.-TES - , " -, -'.- A Pryor was a past master of F&AM Masonic Lodge 62 of Sarford; charter member " 1)ah',;i Tsi~jnple, Gilando; t. RD d Shie s tiss sui.c' to p ç , C "of "10 C11" 014" Went* board of , _;cturtstiq on smurdiy; M-Carnbtr Is &' I P-W '-" tho Urk f9d Mottwiti Church mi so - - z A 32nd degree Mason, Mr. 40 I 4 IIJNAMW=4~ - -. V U6,4- VW-, - - lived in Sanford for 21 years and unttI a State Farm and Mutual Insurance Co. agency in Sanford In 1953. He sas a nwmber and deacon of First Baptist Church. e1 7, Tt, I -- --z- "4 -4 -fwr , 17 ,- ~. . . ________ Delegation Pledges Tax Reform - - ;_'•'.: will be held at I p.m. SaturdLy at First Baptist Church of Sanford with the Rev. J. T. Cosmato officiating - #34,V212 Aflarronte - - . --ai - - - I ... Santa with theme contest winner Kimberlyventreoroviedo - w = - .4I . PLEASER ,- -. , - _...____.i1 '- I)OWNTOWN I , dledThursdaynlghtlnMiami Christmas Concert Schedu ed -y tc, 3 p.m., physician ar.d philorsoplwr. On Dt,% 30. a new slide ftaqvi 5 p.n. Frkla Saturday. Father John Dee, the program about Haiti nt Justice is (i.rned back and "Eat T!mt Chicken" will be wili be righteoust-es, stands afar off; 3-4 F I ti flt rn for truth In'. rd filko in th i . 11 1 Public 4vares. and upright11 be guot ' jt a Key 73 " w' Youth Worsitip Surd3y at Holy at cannot rMer. —11sal2h v - Fune-ral services for Sanford insurance man Irv ing ing I Pyor, . comrritinity s..--- i 01 ff ik . ,.- . - ;. . . - CROWD Majorette -I 'It _________________ ... - 'A - THOUGHTS . , %_. nIghL This date coincides with the runioffs beLig held in other municipalities in the count) ZacCo and YdnuIitz tied Ui ruesday's elections with 578 votes each for a seat on council. - i nt.w. 1'i Zeob, president of a him company anti an evangelist c-Il, ; 9 _____ _____________________________________________________________________________ 1t1).j. __ - _______ I - ,, -A -, %zatt ' ? between John Zacco (I) and John YamniLz for Dec 18 at a special meeting Thursday ,i p. -- ___ , — set the date for the runoff - - - ____ ___ i . ' _____ t4l Injured In the ____ __________ '!T ,4 - - -- - ----- .- _____ . I . ivp~ =-_ , ____________ 1 - ,- - Dec. 1 ____ __4 - '. . ''l ', ,, , '. ___ - ____________ = , I-,- . kUflOTi ____ , M - . .- . _w". .- A r Pi_ r. .-: rr ______ 11~ emphasized in the ChrUtmas meet SuWay at a a.m, at Church conducted its annual Meeting. Mrs. Howard Jacobs magazine that Ford '-siccepted .I a, = . CoflgregatiOnal meeting last of Eustls Is president of both ChrI.st" at a Dallas Cowbo-sseason at First Urited Ireland's, for a treakfast L WashingtonRedskinspreme Mtthodit Church of Sanford mcet4ng Reservat4onsmusjt,e Sunday esening Elected to societies -Y__ chapel sen ci Sunday during Mvent. An made by Friday at the church membership on the Council for ice Zeoli conducted ' ' _J It R"v and Mrs Douglas E i 3-year terms tso years ag Ford was Advent Service has been office were Esther Porter were given a surprise i . LI written by Nin. Bess Herm;tni Ilie Senior High Fellowship pound _ 7 shower by ~ 4 I . il ! ~ ~ IF, -*-*g& . -., . tr ,t' := !%V 1 i.s and it features each Sunday a will begin a new discussion Mietz and John Clinton, ccngregation last Sunday Michigan and is still a fan il( Young Ford. now attending t-family candle lighting ob- group study on the Bible, with re0wing the Outgoing council morning. .f T Gordon-Conwell Theological servance.Thefamuieslcaolng Rev.WayneE.Snnith,ate:* president, Jesse Miller, and Prairie Lake members Mae Yount and the lighting m-vice am Lymn &mL Sunday. Seminary in Wenham, Mass., TEENAGE HANDIWORK SOLD AT BAZAAR p says the family Is finding 01i. The budget for Rogers, Tom McDonald, The Middle HI Fellowship ISA nrT . Bailey and Donna Eades 1974 totaling 0,500 was ap.'limit it Good to Kmw,,, a "spiritual unity through Robot Goo.'a linger. and Robert gvq will meet at the drac C 1 11r itatiforb rralb counse ors WI e tona United Methodist ' Hood. Colorful banners, made on Sunday at I:* p.m. to go proved, new (Urn that abandons prayer" as they wait through Publlst*d Daily and Sunday, Church Youth F'ell3wship, help sell Christmas by Mr& Leo King, Mm Bob canoeir* on the Welflvs River. The following Christmas traditional story lines tc involve the steps MM"ary to confirm except Saturday and sesonprogramwa3announced Ford In the Goetzlnger, Mrs. John Bwton, Vice.Presldencs-. tu*vIewerinhife..experieccsof decorations made by the teenagers for a recent • Central Christmas Day by The by the Rev. Wm. B. Downey: real, ;till be shown Sunday at Mrs. Marshall Ni(itoLi aM.". --Sainford Herald, 300 Members of Central Baptist Children's Christmas pogram Prairie Lake Baptist Church Ray Herr-on, are displayed I h ri I French Anf ( Herald fthig the Advent Seasain and women's groups are inviting all Dec. 16 at 6:30 p.m.; Holy 415 Ridge Rd., Fern Park, at 3MI women of Central Baptist CommunIon 10 a.m.; Dec. ?3; 7:30 p.m. This is the an Advent Wreath . 0AUTh to attend a ChrisUaas Christmas Eve service at 11 froin World Wide Pictures was Second Class Postage Paid worship allTwsphere. at Sanford, Florida 3277i. This Sunday special guesU at Coffee on Tueroday, at 10 &.nL in p.m. and Christmas Day edited and directed by J. the I I a.m. Worship S-_rvice will the Fellowship Hall of the worship at 10 a.m. Michael Hooser, a 26-year-old Subscription Rates by be the Sanford Senior film maker who brings Carr ier Je hova h's and the Future Fanners of provocative new techniques to Temple Israel will be l Witnesses hiS ujrt fl'4( (lift,. Using a soring s Chanukidi 'fla' AnEri GBIp1TOmSe1I1iIXle carlirg party will t?ke Fred Schilling, High School. 7be past,or will carokr3 to hornes of shut4ns on t varying number of irrijiges of kah) Torch Pun for Rus:sian With past years as a guide, a # 0 Others wN , are participi,tir,4 spe ak on t e .0 Jed, %\ht ' or 1 a ( - s.iiie screen, ileoser Jwry Dcc 16 Iciripie Israel capacity congregation M 1 Walke r, MakeL Chrisums Merry?" Congrevations of Jehovah's creates a njulti-media effect youth will run a relay, passing forecast for the all music Sloan, Edgar Miller, tnesses, will direct the sem' Tue youth o the thvrth will that draws the Viewer into the off a torch from the Orlando service to be Oviedo Methodist prese- nted the lbert of rehearse three nights during 100-voice yout The h choir annual ass;embly at Orbmdo picture. Included are scenes Chamber of Commerce, down Chancel Choir of First Prt-sby- C. Conkhri, Virgil Bryant Jr.. Sp"Stadium, Dec. 22 and 23. Aloms United Methodtsi from the Dino De Laurendis 17.(r-. over to Fairbanks and terian Church on Dec. 9 at 5 David Berrien, L. A. Alboitton, R.N or local e or ..IM1U4id production of 'Once Church, Winter Park will Barabbas thdr H' culriiinat1ngonEIiSt.rectwre u'Ciiiuu Swann. group, sWted 2400 are expected through the courtesy of the Temple is located. This Upon A Christr=," that will be ;x em I & Ctwis~ cwK,ert 4 The chorister3hrve prepared AL%o Randy Kelley, George to attend. presem. ed On December 16 ct luuIft- U& direclion of Rev. torch, 3yrnbolizing the torch of nine anthems for this hour of Touhy, Clifford McKibbin, Fred 11 0. The general public is invited Culwnbta Pictures. 7:30 p.m. in the FeUowsWp rem cowan, swxuy at the freedom and a light In worship. In addition to them McCollum. Gilbert Edmonds p.m Jerusalem, will Ignite the first there will be four organ and Warren Adams. pm. by United Methodist Church of ca ndle on the large Menorab selections played b their Methodist - ____ i which will be situated in front of director, Mrs. Geoege Twhy. Potted New officers elected to serve the Temple. This first candle " / Free Methodist This will be the 25th such serCalvary Planis DEl TOiA-T le for 1973-74 by the Unit X it ed will be lit by the Israeli Con vice celebrating the advent of The Junior Missionary will hold its regular worWp i " ,~,l Presbyterian Christ that has been ptesented 1! Society ci the Sa ,nford-Eustis Methodist Women in tkitona sulate from Atlanta. servim on Fri&-y rot ist 8 are trs Marjorie Howell, Amahl and the Night Free Methodist Church will The public is invited to wit under Mrs Touhy s direction / ' p.m in the tJruted Liurch of V~ tbri~" an OW& in one &M Chri.StMRS Caroling at the president: M"-. SheLley Haym, roms thim event at 11; 3D a.n,., at Portions of anthems will be JJ Orist. Robert Goldberg will be . to vice-president; Mrs. Martha Temple Israel. For further sung as solos l be presented at Calvary by Mrs. Harry Sanford Nursing and Cun. the reader. Cantor Michael wil -'' %_ 1E i %~_ %-aimscera iionne Wedrwsday. 1-ick(Arrian "'nal vresident Prallp I 4# I Lee R4, OrLuxio. Dec. 14 and Melrose, treasurer; Mrs. office and ask for Itabbi l ! _) & o v land. Miss Joan Wilke arxi Dave Moskowitz will offic . Af.-I ( ,%l FolkmftW this PrW=, UW Crenevieve Richard!4m. Mission Kentof. M741M. 16 at ?:30 p.m. free of r1mrge. Berrien. I' children will return to the c1yuir ;%il' a!~5vst_ coordinator for w'i-,l in. ____________________ Omifluflity United churcafucreiruenlsserved tIvnt- M,An Oneg &iabat treireshliftl1t, FA ment period) will follow the by B"' 1' oush~' and Betty mission coordinaitor for supMethodist SmJL% OfbaEustis. t-~ J ser-Oce with We Sisterhood 11fi — "ho Sunday School Superin- Ported communities; -Mr.s. Bina New members will be sen-4. The pubhc Is Invited to So the tongue is a little mission coordinator of tendentMrSWalterSnuith32 _5 mrmher and boai.tsor great Ican ' statesman and attLnd. FLOWER SHOP global ' mIp;Ij.j. an Mrs , muni United 14th thIngs.. flow great a forria 1,; philonnpher announefd that the annual Itcl~ n (;111n,11,.% : .' . ff' "."I — I (Vurdlnalv~r of L7ir"an per. And tile tangiue is a fire. The amL service. Ile about your new com- t~ &milxk pry-sonted by the. childmn on in th-* conmunity cemer, to fxiod to ng ue w an unrighteous Junior College Choir will niunity. Dee. at 9:45 usher in "The festival of am. with all of and youth par. lights," as "Chanukeb," Is Holy Cross SEA HUGHES itaining the wh9le body. setc a the 7 Li.m, sen tidpating.M7p.m.ofhesam on 8349212 4xpiai1d m lire the cycle of ling nature. and wt art fire by Sanford day, a catidIflight service is attending are asked to bring Episcopal II Widows of thic' church will be hell, -J?Ifm 3:s.§. PI;NX)ed with the adults par. thch,own taW service. SANDRA RAWLINS entertained at a Ovistum test The clean tangu?, the Or ir --2 -lit4patilng in an L-ifortrwil A "Jesm Happening" far - ___ J W dark blue car, Hibbard added. , Lutheran. I Walter.WLh on Dec. * óodII Shepherd Lutheran P.M. for a Christmas' Dinner football playrs, told the -- '1 _____ _____ Hibbard said He escaped In a 611 . 1 was -: .!11 lit .-- _ t'_ is a growing Christian," sayc Torch Relay ____ clerk, "I want all your money and htirry, I want the change er ____________ '_ 1. __ ______ M! . 4,17" -, -'f- police said been made, chrifrs deputy Jim Ilibbard said. The robber was young arxI had medium length blond hair, lv._~ I. stituent of the Michigan ll Sponsor bag, . - ___ - too and lay down." police said. ______ - _______ .. ,,. __•_ nicke4lated pL , tol, entered the Little Town Food store , bought a pack of cigaretes and told the e Israel .1 _ I I ..' _____ i ______________ •," •, I The robbet, armed with a Speaker at evangelistic rally ,, 11 -1 - ST LUKE'S CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL First place winner in schools division today. . i I . . r , / t A lore gunman walked Into a CasselberrY store Thursday night and escapeti with 193fna - -- g -_ 4 -. ---M- - r;_ - ..- - __ .* . .'' . - I 0 ___ ' I - - - "L . i By Robber :- .1 Hi Store _____________ I- c3mmitted to God." D 18 The Eustis group will meet in the home _i . ._ w~ ----I.-. .,- _;-1I- -~11~n ___ - available to the prayer groups, Christianity Tod; starting Wau, t. king and in inter%itws IU i queen of the Tonga 1~slarids near ,s,lichae1, a 23-year-old divinity the Internatlo.ial Date line, student, and evangelist Billy where the prayer vigil begins Ii an old friend and con Area Church News Good She"herd r I - 'kZ"_U/' - C Zeoli. To son Michael, the First United -, ____________ ItEIN[)EFR' e Christian who prefers to share Cassette recordings Of his faith by action rather than raersandgreeungb world- rcal1,accorthng to an article wide C 1.3 OIuCTS in the current (ike iu (I - klda Rowe Ttfld Phyllis ThU will be soloists. Karen NIUIn W E1 th Sunday night rail) will be Jay Ted Casinato, host pastor, who will preside; Dr. Harold Harris, Methodist and Key '73 chair- Charles E. Davis Jr. and ' '' li I man will pronounce the selections by the Flilt Ba ptist ' dent OLf WC "- ' -' presi•d benediction Church Youth ii cixir WASHINGTON-Vice Pres- Association, scriptu re and Music ministries will lncl,AoI%C% i.cO r ning, Ident..deslgnate Gerald R Ford prayer, 9 k, imstor . of First United ,a d periences with prayer know phasis on family worship, that it changes things, and Bishop McDavld urged all Todnyplecedtugethere picture many tbings need to be changed United Metho(tist faintlies to Of a man I!ving a q1liet faith today beginning with each of join him in a "spiritual cn %1111e laced with the greatest us," Bishop McDavid said in his ture" by holding devotiona! challenge of his life. "1 can say he has accepted pastoral letter. services daily In their homes Christ as his savior and that he The prayer vigil Is sDonsored during January and February. preson c-f God's selfless love that eternity with *13 of its — -_ I ____ INT Min isteri al Association coornat the effort lo..ally tted LAKELANt)'-Florida United by the World Me thodist Council ever known. I i;~ - _ -..._____ - d . a ____ h3 person in North America with the gospel of Christ. The • rn 17 r ".011 ) I 11 ' sometimes folk rock, Members of the CYO are selling advance tickets. Cl rh e ________ ___. 4 .,? -_11h teacher and d:aofrlim (to's First Baptist Church. He will be introduced by Sanford attorney1Kcnne th Mcl:to5h,a persona friend congressman. K i, ' i more than 140 denomuwtions, who have been cooperating In a Unlimited will appear in concert at All Souls Catholic Church soc i a l hail Sunday at 7 30 pm Almost half of the gr&up is from St 1ary Magdalene Partsh in Altamonte Springs which provides sponsorship for thc' cnrnenical 7 rop Th teim 'r d ill the ii rw n intistcil till angenicuts and choreography, soniettines with a spiritual flair and netheniht1ongago?WhydidHetheetemaLSonci(G(4, . .. h~ - . Ir .=~ ~___Al - - WK __ iongresstoi9flafterstxears ____ ser ves a Sunday A GROUI) of 96young p--ople from all faiths and backgrounds- Life , I : ~_ LIFE UNLIMITED TO PRESENT CONCERT scene to the decorations, siderd sufficiently observed ard he Is put next time we drag out the Christmas decorations. I li ke Cnri-tnias *ith all f the p1caanI.necs th a t comes dni- to t.it utilu uid giui gifts to those we Uve is far more enjoyable than seeing a quaffelwne spirit and witnessing or participating in selfish acts. What 1 would li ke tocondec,twever,iswhy did C1rist 1=_!0 . I- ;~ the Key 13ev evangelisti c effort in Sanford, is spcir"td by Uk, 0 , rat 6 t ot /l f . #0 1fel7 0t# 11 6/1 , il -rolw 3. -16 - .,.w Ir — IA Ra I I y 73 Friday, Dcc. 7, 197-3A Herald Captures Christmas Parade S irit re ;i: . 4 I .. -.4E.-, ~_ The Sanford iWald - 6 I U ' ,J iit 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist . I I e -- i . ~, L_'I'l , . .. ~i 4 t the hearts of many to remember the precious burden borne that first Christma3night by a manger in a lowly stable. The child was announced by a star in the heavens and heralded by a host of angels. "Fear not.," they said to frightened shepherds, "For unto you is born this day in the city of David, asaiotr which is the Lord." But, as quickly as the obligation is met by attendance at k k un er T0 Spe .~ I _'I M - .. ~.~ so : i I a 'N -8 Year I ~ __- "I . , - — - I. All - - Pastors Corner I _____ - - -1 r, I , I/ 1. L------------------------------------- -- - �-------. 4A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Dee. 7, 1973 Friday, Dec. 7, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald Pentagon Brass Message To Arab World a retroieurn tilacKmall Unaccep able COPLEY NEWS SERVICE The period now and the fi nal enactment by Congress of emergency energy legislation presents a challenge to the American people, The spirit with which 'e approach energysaving measures when they are still voluntary — such as the Sunday cut-off of gasoline sales may determine whether President Nixon has to go farth er than he now intends in using his new powers for mandatory reductions in energy use. motivation to make these energy programs work must arise from other concepts of the nationa l interests, That leads to the second revelaticn that can emerge from our response to th e energy crisis, By saving fuel now, arid by following through wi th a firm national commitment to make our country self-sufficient in terms of energy in future, we can demonstrate th at the United States of America is no candidate for th e kind of political blackmail the Arab world is trying to employ with its oil embargo. iis b Jack Anderson , '-1 -- - Mr. Nixon made no mention of gasoline rationing in his report. %liether we can avoid that onerous step depends on whe th er th e Sunday shutdown of gasoline pumps persuades a sufficient number of Americans to eliminate unnecessary weekend driving, e3pecially longdistance trips. That means accepting the curtailment rather than serr'hi "I 1°r wnv t ivnd it. Ilie diversion of 15 per cent of refinery capacity Iioiu gasoiine to hiatitig oil will create a severe gasoline shortage if the miles driven by American motorists, and th e speed at which th ey drive, are not reduced correspondingly. Meanwhile, lower thermostats and allocation programs promise to stretch out heating oil supplies, and while ot her measures for reducing airline flights and lowering dema nd for electric poer will ease the drain on our tota l na tional reservoir reservoir of availab!e petroleum, The months ahead will be revealing in two important ways. First, they will provide a test of the resolve and unity of th e American people in th e face of a peacetime crisis unlike any th ey have encountered in the past. Fuel rationing in World War II came at a time when our way of life was far less depe ndent on the internal cornbustion engine than it is today. While our economy could be seriously weakened if fiel shortages ha mper our inthstrial productivity and the flow of commerce, it still is not a matter of a shooting war for national survival. Our *Pralb Iir 'anfarb TELEPHONE 3277811 WALTER A 8319993 , SANFORD, FLA. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE - Advertising Director & Associate P'bl'sh FRANK VOLIOLINE, G--i Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, AsA*&e DAVIDA. BRYANT GIELOw Comptroller WINIFREDF Managing Edlto J RIC,-I,AR Sports Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY ROY GREEN (curry Fdslo. 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F!cr'da 3777; NoparIt any mdtec.aLne*s or advertising of th is edition The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner wuthool wr.ttCn perm'si,son of the publisher of The Herald Any indiv'dual v firm responsib'e for repr od uction will be (Offlsdered as infringing on Tie Herald's copyright ml behe,d liable damaeunder t he to,,,, PubliSit'd aiI) ano Sun'dôys, eiceç,t Saturday Despite Ford's Intentions Presidential Disclaimer Fragile Community I,&'vaHaw-kjns i Bear Lake- For,t City (irate Spink Lake Monroe 372 W62 SLIYIJ Enterpr,ie Fnr'?tr. Ftt'rdt Chutvola Mr 365 5207 372 431 372 61)5 C,k1enrod — - - - i_DA foreign policy; The situation in Iraq is even worse In a way. The government is so unpredictable, and finds it so difficult to get along growing cynical ' By Ray Cromley * WASIIINI;TON NEA Except for the break th rough In U.S.-Russian relations, Leonid Brezhnev's foreign policy has been a failure titese past few years. The Soviet Union could be moving into a position of miii tary superiority In both cenventlonal and mlitary terms But Rrez"n'v'c r"cord to dale in t)'Ji!fling ll,inres and ubert• arud [lit' glob.: to his ovn ends has tjt'tn an abysmal failure , Thc' headlin es have pinfrd t M3scow's 5oii-tC-fTh gains, as in the Mtddc East with Egypt and Iraq. But lasting altiI- wkI I esr ,s L#tHJ%, IPJS 11..,.,MJ 194 ,. •k _ WV I%UI4II The preuure of these foreign fa il ures — and the Russian — bojjj logically c,ntjnue to push the Soviet tfrnon toward even closer relations wi th the United j!. that kcu rWermln!'c such rnatku A. f I ii ri It the d4k E Egyptian President Anw ida major oasting of Rusia*s some time back has been followed by a fur th er cooling of • , f•. . , -' tmp1s at subvi'rion of high officials and an attempted ht1ikj up ut 3ntlgovernment cells in Egypt The Russians re po'ledly are more and mere coming to Ow belief th Fgi ' Sanford sti'tcLs -- -- - •, _-. Thursday night inn;mnl Chriwtmn Pflrndn £ the to view I'.., ty ii,-juiu lu U)' •51. ui Downtown Business Association and Jaycees. Florida State Bank took first place honors in - I (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) He said the energy crisis if the energy shortage worsens. would touch every facet of life "In the end, the success of in Florida, but told the council this type program depends on to draw up plans resulting in the spirit In which it is acceptmIniThWII disruption of the ed," he said. "I 'm not signaling an emerstate's economy, employment gency in Florida but we can and the environment The 26-mem ber panel was di- now move together to avert a vided into subcommittees to serious situation." t0mobiles and trucka as one Part of the istate's energy conservation program. "When you ask people to to cut Florida's energy use by 25 per cent and prepare to give advice on future federal regulations. change their lifestyle, some are not grangto ll keit," As!cw to!d the first meeting of the State T,e council Includes senthth'esofthc private sector and state government. Fuel Allocation and Cori. servation Council Thur4:iy , Askew said contingency plans Big Car Sales Up FORT MYERS, Fin. (AP) —The nation's thlrd.ranking Cadillac salesman says he's selling nearly twice as many gasolinehungry luxury cars this fall as last despite the fuel crisis. "The ones buying want a luxury car and aren't worried about the [mmcl crisis," says "Cadillac Jack" Amar, 42. Amar, who says retirees account for 90 per cent of his business, sold 428 cars In 1972. Through November of this year, he's sold 357. Truckers Protest MIAMI (All) A brief traffic snarl resulted Thursday when several truckers stopped their rigs at a busy Miami interchange to protest higher fuel costs and pending slower driving speed limits. The Florida Highway Patrol said the tie-up at the Golden Glades Interchange, where Interstate 95, the Florida Turnpike, State Road 9, U.S. 441 and the Palmetto Expressway meet, lasted less than an hour. It ended before the evening rush hour. Troopers said about seven trucks were Involved In the blockade. — FBI Probes Abduction TAMPA, Fin, (AP) Federal Bureau of Investigation agents say they are investigating the alleged abduction of a Plant City man. According to the Fill, Jim Moore, 30, was abducted by two men being sought by police for questioning in a Georgia murder. Moore reportedly was overpowered by the two men Monday and forced to drive them to Brooksville, where he was left taped to a tree and his car stolen. - ulo should be prepared for use PSCTo Rule On Askew met earlier thisk with merchants to request store hour reductitns of 10 per cent after Jan. I and cutbacks in energy use by per cent as soon as possible. the state's energy committee, Rep, Kenneth McKay, D-Ocala, and Sen. George Firestone, I)- Miami. Mackay said he told the gov ernor the committee would be in a better position to make recommendations on a special legislative session after ft is with legWative commee mittea Monday and Tuesday. Askew also conterred with transportation secretary Waiter Ileveil and Florida After meeting with the con- Highway Patrol represen- servation council, Askew con- tatives to discuss implementing (erred with the co-chairiien of tte reduced s p- ed ltniits Utility Ads iAIAIIAt.l, Fla. (AP) Thursday, may be ready to isBevis said consumers were The state Public Service sue a ruling before February, not organized to prsent their Commission may decide wheth- when heaviest use of fuels is views on technical Issues but er utilities can pass promotion- expected. that the PSC staff would repreal advertising costs on to consent them. sumers before February's cold Except for a statement from winds blow, "If the rule is good for the state Atty. Gen, Robert Shevin, PSC chairman Bill Bevis said all testimony came from gas consumers, It will stay; If it is BOCA BATON, Fla. (AP) — don't like beer wanted to be the commission, which con- and electric companies defend- only good for the companies, it eluded three dayri of hearings ing the practice. The Board of Regents was to able to buy wine" will be changed," Bevis said. timeet at Florida Atlantic UniChandler said the proposed versity today to consider open. revision in personnel-record ing campun wine zbep :d policy ciusdy follows the Law — closing rfIr rds by the ture d a1suss Regents have been asked by public the Council of University Presi records of faculty members. Campus News Briefs * the commercial float division with the "North Pole" float (above). The parade on First Street .....i.... _,, Iedluleu iimuue UidU ott units miiciuwng oanus, floats, cars and marching units. Regents C - Florida - I n e S ho s L* T ome dents to allow the sale and drinking of wine on Florida campuses. The law says confidential records will be limited "to information reflecting Thcy've also been asked to cor.slder making some personnel records confidential. Universities may now sell beer and many schools feature beer halls but, says Hendrix evaluations of employe perfrinance" The new policy says records reflecting evaluation of employe performance" will be open only to the employe or ofneed to see them In Chandler,, rra, secresome students their official duties. Church Gutted By Cult Arson t 0.6 ON 11; f?th ixzroe IOhULT.lw. flit W4IaOd ( - -- tt1L .. JJ'f HOME APPLIANCE CENTER (formerly Fire, G. H. High) Now has a full line of dependable MAYTAG -Appliances, The first shipment lust arrived and some are slightly scratched — These appliances are for Sale at a Suspected LAUDERDALE LAKES, been vandalized and bibles FLA. (AP) — St. Helens defiled. Catholic Church was gutted by "There were supposed to be fire today and officials said black masses held in the they believed the blaze was churches," Stewart said. deliberately set, possibly by "Therefore In considering the members of a Satanic cult, fire at St. Helens we cannot Fire Marshal Terry Stewart totally rule out that the blaze said there had been a rush of there may be the work of the Incidents in adjoining Oakland same Individuals who damaged Park In which churches had the other churches." n'iJEnTSv'L., 0 MIfAG OFFICER OF MONTH SHER IFF'S DETECTIVE Sgt. REDUCED PRICE Robert Kunkler, left, receives law enforcement officer of the month award from Sanford-Seminole Jaycee president Victor Gischler. Local Jaycees each month recognize an officer for outstanding work. COME IN AND SAVE! HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 1700 West First St. Ph. 322.3883 Seminole Calendar Dec. 7 Lyman high School Chorus annual Christmas concert, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Girls Choir, Lyman Singers and Concert Choir directed by Karen Warder, Free to public. Dcc, 7 & 8— Bazaar sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary Chuluota Volunteer Fire [epairtment, Junior Girls' \uxmlmary and Junior Firemen, 10 a.m. to 5 pin, at community building, Seventh Street and Avenue F. Cold plate luncheon Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fire department demonstration and exhibit, Dec. S South Seminole Community lAbrary annual bazaar and bake sale, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., old Altamonte Springs Community House, Maitland Avenue. L)eri Christmas bazaar sponsored .'lnnouncing A New Concept In Floristry I i f, it!z The. . . by Longwood Fire Department Auxiliary, begins at 10 a.m., park building, Longwood. Chili, baked goods, gifts and decorations for sale. Dec. 9— All Souls Social Hall, 9th at Oak, LIFE UNLIMITED, % tihented young people from Central Florida who sing and dance. Starts 1:30 p.m. n DEC. 10 Mental Health Association of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs. Speaker Seminole County Volunteer Coordinator for Youth Programs, inc. Marilyn Gordon. Public Invited, Saturday December 8th. •, Christmas Bazaar and bake sale sponsored by Crooms 111gb School Work-Study Program for Exceptional Children, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Sanford Plaza. Seniinle High School 14,trching land barbecued rtl' dinner 5:30-8 p.m. band concert, 6 p.m.; behind school cafeteria. iL.,. UIiVJL of has 5t,.JtC mtkiente over a super po relat.lonstups and guccesses. But the evidence suggests Brezhneb and his ptdrctsos' ae la-qcly responsible or ussia c major s li tin rsrcbIn1c a broad Cu t, Longwood Firemen Women's Auxiliary will hold L'hrlstznas Bazaar starting at 10 a.m. • L!J Other reports indicate Soviet influence is declining in a number of African lands where the U S.S R. has invested most heavily in years past. The Russians have spent grt•at sums in I.atir Amera over the pa31 decade. and trained Cub-ins in the art of estah. liThing w4ergrounrls. But the gains have not iiustched the cost Despite the friendship of ('hil s presiden with Fidel JStIO. fr h ittir evidcn1e Russia or Cuba had much to do with Iva(h)r Al!in'1 S vie-for'.. t's .-.- BANK Sti THOUSANDS OF spectators lined downtown BERR's edly most uncomfortable in depending on the present Iraqi government as an any. Soviet Union , for all its expenditures in the Vietnam war, niy iv on hit' todd to tosimig a great deal ol its tniiuence in Southeast Asia to China. There has developed a great suspicion of the Russians, who have in recent years attempted to put-h a SoviCt5pflr'si SEA security alliance, Many local leaders see in th is Russian move an attempt to use them in Sov:et designs against China, and additionally as an attempt by Moscow to gain political dominance in the area as the United States lowers its stance. The relationship of Russia with India is not cler at this time. The Indians iseeded the Soviet inion badly in their war i!h Pakistan .inJ in handlin,.' thkl' u'il rtlattuns with China But there are signs a num be r of Indian officials in high places are not completely happy with the wy Soviet officials operate and would Lke to Improve communications with Washington as a balance to what they perceive as a - PARADE OPENS HOLIDAY SEASON ' tiani are a weak reed on which to base -f-. -, - -- Teacher Day I ---:-' .,-'. , . ; U.S. military activities in Parents Get 'Once Over' GLOBAL VIE ii - - ,,,,,.,._- It's Time TAllAhASSEE, Fbi, (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew prepared to cut speed limits on state highways today and seek support for belt tightening through.. out Flor ida dmu-ing the energy shortage Askew called a news confer ence to announce speed limits miles an hour for both au. — -. Win ter Spims AItrn-O, E1d ichois AIM ~M -- Oien CIrecc, 5nyci WASHINGTON — With an warm for their pnvileged explosion of grim direc1ive, passengers. We have also been inun the Pentagon has cut miiitary readiness to conserve dated with Citizen complaints about military cars hauling precious fuel, Navy steaming time has wives to the supermarket been reduced 20 per cent, and children to school. My military flying time 18 per associate Joe Spear made cent. Training flights have hall-a-dozen spot checks and I ' Sp eed Limit Energy Saving s Urg ed I' \ 211PM Liza Baker ntd F,i,r! CPI$fs,// Herald Area Correspondents Black I vo~ AP eot~ neAt tong*ood ' t: are still chauffeuring the and kids around. curtailed, wives Europe have been By WALTER R. MEARS and the attention provide a per- election )ear, says no. fie has represented his present think.Even in the tense Slediterrait Army-Navy 6ame Associated Press Writer fed launching platform for a said he Is "very definitely rU!- 1 L and "I Can't speculate be- nt'an, ships are spending Last weekend, the military WASHINGTON AP) — ifl6 presldenthl prospect. ing myself out as a presidential yand saying what my present more time in port, and planes brass swarmed to the East When Gerald R. Ford Ford, who will be 63 in that candidate." But he added that intention t&" coast in official cars and are flying fewer exercises. becomes Vice President Ford, As evidence that the brass planes for the annual Armyhantflgure hats we sacrllicing. (00. the Navy football game in Phila'my s#xD RATION SOME C' T4AT 14S' In Republican presidential _____________________ _______ ______________________ Pentagon has announced deiphia. The Navy chartered politica, whatever hLl personal thatroom temperatures have 75 buses to haul midshipmen Intentions. been reduced, Christmas to the game. West Point Tbe Michigan congressman lighting cancelled and cadets dug into their own \ q h:!-~,,aH repeatedly tfiat 1, .e 6_1e~ lii charIsm 47 hu'.c, wt plan to run for President in (I All this has been ac- for the football excursion. t76. In politics, such complished with great fanThe armed forces have disclaimers often prove fragile fare, presumably as also refused to cut down on as election time approaches. justification for se izing 19.7 the 143 bands, which not only few politicians million barrels of oil from cost the taxpayers $48.3 purposely remove ah suspense civilian stocks in November million a year but consume about the electoral future. That and December. Even morLl enormous quantities of -fuel will be siphoned from traveling around the world am make a man a lame duck at civilian supplies in the to too( the Pentagon's horn. a nd undercut his I' months to come. The Air Force band, for exettectivene The order was issued by ample. flies to concerts in The Houn scheduled &ction the Interior Department. two airplanes — a C118 and on Ford's vice presidential which has authority over fuel a C-131. Three months ago, nominatimi for today. So cer- - - -allocation. But Secretary the band and its affiliated was u approval of his Rogers Morton entrusted this Singing Sergeants Inter' colleagues that a joint session crucial power to a re It rid ruptci I a Texas tour and new wz scheduled for later in the I armihair admiral. Eli Reich, back to Washington to 1rday for his oath-taking. whose first major move was form two num be rs for the Air Ford, who has been House to direct 22 oil companies to Force Association's annual Repub1icai leader for nine give top priority to the armed bash. The two musical pieces forces, cost the taxpayers over $14,' says he wants to become At the same time that the 000, not to mention all the fuel a conciliator and cornbrass hats have reduc ed cornthat was burned. Congress bat readiness and cooled oil Cn the ground, the band wiiw House. the Pentagon, however, they travels in two buses But the ____ A modern vice president has 4 haven't let the stringent fuel conductor, Col. Arnold othor, more public functions, economies interfere seriously Gabriel. refuses to ride in a too, He Is in demand as a with their own lifestyles. bus with enlisted flute play' speaker Gas Guzzlers ers. He rents a separate car Ford certinly will be a leading Both Defense Secretary for himself. figure In the Republican onJames Schlesinger and Joint Th e military has now progresslonal election campaign Chiefs Chairman Thomas niised, as a fuel conservation neit year. Moorer, for example, have measure, to curtail "open As the first appointed vice warned gravely that the fuel house exhibits" and "aerial p'eknt, Ford will be In fin' shortage could cripple the demonstrations." But the fuel constant publlcattenUon during armed forces. Yet neit her of- scarcity was known earlier the next three years ficial considers the crisis this year when the Navy and N., Copi.y*,'s$w 'rt office, the asslunents severe enough to give up his Marines sent helicopters, gas-guzzling, chauffeur- biplanes, parachutists arid driven limousine, even the new Hawker Harrier vertical take-off plane to the Asked about this, firm olVirginia businessman Schlesinger declared E. Carl lIengen for his annual petulantly that "if there are would corporate picnic. souls in torment," he 'Public Disp lay be "quite happy to abandon" To Visit The free entertainment was hi:1 big limousine. "In the total officially regarded as a picture," he contended, t he "public display." However, it By JOAN COLBY the classroom with their essays, art wonder If Jimmy shouldn't be limousines use a "relatively was scarcely advertised, and Copky News Svj pro,ects, poems, and banners. co'z3ged to read something a bit insignificant amount of fuel," guards at Hengen's gate In the grtup tacked p One delightful I bare f more classical, 'Moby Dick' maybe. of course, every individual routinely slopped driver! to the bulletin board, you find Jimmy's school year, besId.j getting your Hawthorne?" motorist c the road could make inquiries. essay o Ec!zador ( a word-for-word children out (i Miss Lang smiles In an ex The energy crisis a iso use the same excuse for not rendering from the encyclopedia); for six heirs each iay, is that ceedlngly controlled manner, The President Nixon's hasn't scented to interfere heeding Jimmy's bock report on "The hardy tivity known as Room Visitation. devices she employed to get Jimmy with the Air Nalional Guard's appeal to save fuel, Boys and the Golden Eagle 1tocm visitations occur as an to read "Th e Golden Eagle junkets. Three weeks ago. Adventuic;" and Jimmy's clay adjunct to parent-teacher metings Other Pentagon pashas. ac- about 100 students and in. Adventure" are beyond ordinary cortstrtctlon of a çre-Columbian or as annual opportunities to follow cording to the official wind, strucUars at the Guard's lion' comprehension, Mayan temple complete with pipeyour child's schedule- -which means have turned i n their corn missioned officers acade' "Jimmy's atten ti on span is not all cleaner natives. smaking around the halls In Ii m ')us I n e s for mere my in Knoxville. Tenn., new it could be," she counters Since Jimmy's at-home con. footsteps while he does his best to Chryslers. Less('r lights have in two KC-97 refueling planes pleasantly. "He seems to find veria tion is limited solely to earned disavow any reLationship. This Is been consigned to "economy to the Houston space Center concentrating and memorizing a bit run a versgc you are surprised a nd admittedly a bit difficult for him, diff icult," sedans." The Pentagon's for a three-day "education" pleased Lo see how his horizoru are wi th all his friends snickering, You are surprised to pre chief Jerry f'riedheim, tour. This week, the Guard is this being extended. "Hey, Jin.niy—th i,re's your for example, is now lugged planning 1 o fly three Jimmy Is a regular computer of A dlalogtse with Miss Lang, his mother!" around in a chauffeur -driven planeloads of civilians and batting averages dating back i, teacher, then ensues, Matador. The purpose of room visita tion is Babe Ruth , military' dignitaries from "How Is Jimmy doing?" you a.s. to acquaint the parent with Yet we stopped by the Pen' Iowa to the Knoxville acade' Parents wise In the way of With the evasive acumen teachers tagon the other day and my so they can shake hands child's school-day activities and room vlsithtjcinavokja[j thIs "Ili%J ll rapidly develop, she offer a golden opportwiitytoaialyze replies, "We , counted seven limousines at a graduation ceremony. Miss Lang," they say cheerfully, parked at a main entrance. of cow-se, tie's a very active child," Jimmy's progress with Meanwhile, the Pentagon is tlucklng in arni out, More than a dozen hat she means ls that when tie is The [li-st thing the otei-vant light requisitioningcivtjianfuelt Time enough when report ' rd tedans were -Also standing least inpart,,sothebrass hats not disrupting the class by th owIiig pa rent notices is that the interior of are Issued to get into the subject of by. Several of the military won't have to give up their spltballs, he is disrupting It by Jimmy's desk Is just s. Jimmy's lack of moti vation and drivers were running t he ir chauffeured c a r s a n d p yfu la ll y punching Jimmy's cbooet at Eddie Smith. hyperactive motor development, motors to keep the vehicles pleasure junkets. Not The teacher has attempted to wanting Miss Lang to think When you come home from room you're just anot her doting mother, familiarize parents with the visitation. Jimmy Li awaiting you you venture a small criticism. "I students' endevors by decorating with bated Lx'ea th. Iii,- t'-itr,jlrj * S a "remb'r of the Associated Pr whi ch , rii'iedeIcius,vry ij 'ht' )'A' f')' f'rrjjçt.r, Of .-tf 9W t ,l AflnRlIy State FUeIin9ArOUfld t 300N . FRENCH AVE - 3201 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE (17.92) SANFORD A Free Carnation To Every Lady From 6 to 96 R.F. Castie callso New in Call 8316370 till fn 641A 1..o ,, A HORSE' A — - ho~~ 4 44 ? [CA HORSE! MV KINGDOM FC)F? A HORSE' means 1 co1'jmrm by 2 in Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're rdir.g this one! for a w arm wekomo to your. . . "New Code" GRAND OPENING SPECIAL SPECIAL African Violets (Rnllnt nr flbtnii% 29 $2 18" Philodendron Totem Pole $259 LIEVERY DAY SPECIAL: Carnations. .. 1 2.50 Dozenhlj III. a l,e area? GRAND OPENING Have Ono Of The South's Most Complete L1n3s Of Tropical & Exotic Plants No, We Do Not Deliver. . .But If Your Flower Dollar Is As Important As Your Other Dollars You Can Save BIG By Stopping In And Taking Your Plant Or Arrangement With You ALL ITEMS CASH'N CARRY • NO CHECKS • NO CHARGES. PH . 323-7750 We Betty, Mac and Sam McAllister Sanford �______ L-T; - 6A-TheSaflford Herald ________ ___ t: kflt -, - ___ Ii Frld D • - -- r —.,; _.- ______________ - - - _____________ FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, DECMBLiR U, 1973 _________ ___________ _______ _______________________ Friday, Dec. 7,19?3-7A The Sanford Herald by Davo Grouc ...ITP.tA'Y RE JL'ST A - DfVERSIONARI TACTIC... 21 _, t r-.' i d • .,i r 11% U.ip i ,, - '.ehn-le ,,,, riitk ul as Tvvo Big Problems H hle',n 31 Liquid I'd like to wear pretty shoes, but they don't make them make a person's foot srnall&' They do so much with pIns- 39 , arn,euL,t,,m ..i n ='s T serve steaks for the grownupr, and give the kids hamburgerL I feel that if my children are not going to get what the grownusgeiwovidjustassoonfeedthemiigooddinner 43DU I have been criticized for my attitude, but I happen to believe I am right. ONtOVS at do you think? DEAR ANONYMOUS: Most children prefer hamburgen to steak anyway, but regardless, It's poor manners to ask a hoste's ihat the Intends to serve. flVAR Aflfl\' I rn rnrriM In mn i invi' w'tt1 all iy bcaï. v a.a he duesn't love me any wore and wants 19 0 "1 pals 6— — 1 — 8 9 - (,,i,,e', — Foe' A.ltbys booklet, "Bow to Rave a LaTely WeJdlng." aend 8110 AbtgaU Van Boron, Ifl Luky Dr.. Bevel, 1IM, Cal. ,ir. WORRY CLINIC G.arg. W. Crane, Ph.Oq u.o. preacher who volna. larily asked I. be paM on a __.____,__,__ S \ --.-... .. good deal, the thus-tb jumped at such a bargain. This same preacher Was a supeb dramatist! See below! inch a C garette butts burn nonsmoker .-' Paul's Church at Green B.a', Wisconsin. "Dr. Crane," he '- 2'? _____________ . ______. 4 .e.,4 ., .' ,iqi' ./1 1 ( (1 . ./1 (., 1' I LII . I -- DELNA — Auditions for "eorge Washiagton Slept -. A ocjji1 hour will (ak nldrn too much, and the success could be lessened ppreciahly. Gis-c to 6:30 p.m. at the All Saints MM. Betty Fox and Mrs. Polly's Problem ______ DEAR POLLY - My problem is with the dust accumulates on my wet oi! paintings. I would like to I now how one keeps them clean while the paint is I drying. —BRENDA. CARROLL RIGHTER'S ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ cigarette butts. Every day I have to go out to my front lawn and pick up butts and other trash that inconsiderate people tcssout of their cars. cigarette filter tips do not burn away and are just litter. I suppose I feel extra strongly about (his because I do not smoke. It burns me up to have to clean up after someone else's dirty habit. Alsothiscouldcauseafireso pieasesmokershave mercy ash trays. I have even had guests flick their cigarette twUs out on the lawn. Who do they think has to dispose cf them? OWNER ON A BUSY STREET. \A ' GENERAL TENDENCIES: 1oday' Fttl Moan / has many teas, but d you take them in your stride you can accomplish a very great deat It you upset condi:ions bccause you are restless ar,d wart changes you may land behind the eight-ball ARIES (Mar. 2! to Apr. 19) Get out to the services that TSflcaY to the comments ci others. TAURUS tApr. 20 to May 20) Although you may (eel unhappy with your present financial nt-up, this Is not the from experts. GEMINI (May 2ho June 21) Bc charminit to v.ain theritted wishes. Don't use radical pLan naw fo social ad;anccment. it could get You Into hot water us.stead. ___________ ___________ __________ _______ r w=_,. ' ' of fretting over them. Assist others and find it grates much more easily. —AVL DEAR POLL\ - First I want to thank Mrs. H.L for her very useful Pointer on the use of cup hooks screwed into (he LEO (July 210 Aug 21) Make this a day of rest Instead of permitting your oserly energetic friends to take you out for blanket cords to keep them off the floor. I a .ays clip the Pointers that are useful for me and put them in a scrapbook VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can hendle o.itslde affairs well now, so get buy early. Plan what must be done so you improve image with the public. column abcs1! which gave him a goodly In- Never discard one They are great to use as comfortable paying tn:sted adviser, or you could get into trouble. Don't permii a clergymen on a cnJnn3g,icx) come and on your piecework and practical kneeling pads when any household job i-cnew contat to get you off the track. basis. method, too, Dr. Crane." quirei getting down on the knees. —MR.S.C.S. SCORPIO (Oct. 23(0 Nov. 2 l)Use good judgment handling '1at made me think of one prowems any today Instead of following hunches. Make _________________________ o(thcgreateslpulpiteerso(this I PSYCHOLOGYATWORK for an associate who ii not feeling well or acting 2(Th century. quite right. WI RIDGE "lie was Dr. Witham Stidger, Dr. Hulse then told me that SAGII lARIUS (Nov. 22(0 [Icc, 2!) An assotate wants to buslun homiletics professor. Dr. Stidger' had lteen speclaily make new orrangemenls, so listen carefully but don't co'nmii "Hewasonceaakejt.oaervea Invited to come to A1gbeny largt church in the East. yourself until you hose siept over them. Dcn't give advice. College tór the Foemdei's Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jaii. 20) Show appreciation to "When It came time to South thinks a little more addrss while Dr. Ilulse was a discuss salary, he surpnsed the student there. and sees that he can be sure one who tuts done you many fators. Plan time to lest and of his contract with just four relax. Don't neglect spiritual studies. committee by saying he didn't "And he thrilled us college diamond tricks and he can want any salary. studenu by telling us he had AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. l9 Have a delightful time play th diamond suit in such without spending tao much. Find out what one you like "All he requested was merely been expelled from cur college the cash collection at his Son while an undergraduate so be a manner as to keen East would appreciate, then try to please. from getting the lead if he day night ermon. felt doubly excited to be Invited PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 10) Show devotion to home ties holds all four diamonds, "Well, Stmday night was a back by the faculty. South goes to dummy with since they (eel neglected. Steer clear of talks wtth others that poorly attended meeting, so 'Then he confessed just why could mean arguments. Think, a high spade and leads the 10 they were glad to accept him at he had been expelled! IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN 1ODAY ..he or she will have of dIamonds. If East ducks, such bargain terms. "During a stodgy Audubon mind that literally roams the universe. Plan now to give a South lets it ride. if iasi a "but they didn't realize what lecture a boil birds In the high covers, South wins the trick; fine education to thu unusual youngster who can then achieve a promotional genius and vaulted chapel, he and a few goes back to dummy with the real fame and fortune Sit'jations arise very quickly in this life superb orator he was buddies decided to liven things "Far Dr. Stidger would have up another diamond. Then bak powerful, fast thinker here. Much (ravel is denoted rated 100 percent as a con- I "So they waited till the to dummy with the kin of "The Stars impel, they do not compeL" What you make of sum mate Applied Psychdngis( middle of the lecture, then c!ub';to nkk u the rest J!hci your life is largely t You' dud public relation.s gc'nius. reseased tr-om the rafters some old hens who fluttered down. "He would thus interview diamoi.d tricks ifl spite of January ii now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 1.m;JUs stage arii mn' i per. squawking in East's fourcard holding. SI , Carroll Righter I:oicit (name of newspaper), Box 621), cinaliLica. visiting them at Uiesr "This inertly put ttit' culprits HoUywood, Calif. 90028. hotrls on probation but their next "lie exobined Ihat Ps withM ,I caner caused enmnlel ---------------r' ftyOswald5jam,,Jaeobv to laud their great c-ontributkins I pulsion. __________________________ '--..----.'-'.-.to American art and culture at "For a dignified, special Men In Service Some safety plays are his Swiday night church ser- chapel service wa called. The h:d'tin: I,:i reall'1.' f:'rf('teh,'d, Oth*'r let'n 7 ic utin1 rnari'hed fatuIty "And, apparently as 1i after down arid u -c upied the front :huuld lit' ;iluiot automatic West .5 Firtlaw of 2306 W. First St., North East South ieven Williams for a careful player. thought he '&ould ask them if I pews 1+ ps. Sanford. South's three notrump conS 1'ac 34u "Put l'as 3+ th'd c1ri to come and sit on ' u'n it t'3m" time to tract looks like a cinch. He Pass SAN AN'luNlO - Airman 3N.T. the plt(orm with him Stusday rise for the opening prayer, as Grady Caulk Iad and if he Steven A. Williams, son of Mr. You, South, hold. evening. well as (or the hymns, the wins the heart is at all care1e, tie counts to êK J 65 VA 132 •K 104 4 s antI Mrs. Paul L WIlliams of IA)N(; Bl;AdH, CALIF.- ,. an's Club In their club house Normandy Boulevard. winners were North-South, Mr. ant! Mrs Franklin Hudson, first; Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mee Arf}r Kolsan second; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thacker, third; arid Mrs. Raymond Murphy and Austin Padgeit, fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. Vincent O'Connor Jerome Patterson, first; Mrs. Elsa tinkles and Mrs. Richard David, seconi; Betty Kol.san and Mrs. Lillian Evans, third and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jene, fourth __________ Safety First costs no more FASHION FURS New Creamy Apollo minx this blazer coat with its tiny rolled collar, bosom-buttoned tiny patched pockets and side slit pockets. It features set in sleeve, narrow ribbage lot' the is used for mhole, _______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN CL'Y OF FLORIDA III AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION In ri: Estat. of JOSEPHINE B OAKES All creditors of the estate 0 JOSEPHINE 8. OAKES, deceased. are hereby notified and required to bile any claims or dernends whicts , - . ' ' , , the provisions of the FictitiOI Section Statutes, To Wit $4309 Florida Statutes $957. S Marion Ben Moore, President Mario La Poma, A Happy Face? pulpit - the faculty os very irate - 'tr',sijc l'n to fiil the prners''' ., .,.,, so inert' ssns i standing Dr Cia-,'5 In (ITt $4 ':-I rtcin atily . $4 II*tttI) I t that West msde a vulnerable mends II optlmlstk. two heai't htd without murh TBI)AYS I)(["tflON dogs In tracking, detection and 1111351k' cruIser 1155 I.cng Beach f!'rjff'e shi' ) r..'tur'd k' it' ' ... ... U1 ift-id d iou do uu kmr il:,itp.cntis and Airn'iii Wilitams is a 1912 here, The ship wa.c d;pr lul ul hearia for that hId, your partne' bids (ow' apadei graduate of Seminole high six months wIth the Could he be void of dia- Whal do c,u do now'? ' thekbugtiter of Mr. and Mrs. A. ParIIIt - &E0 CIsiIdren, 21)ea, scount notrump Ilyour partner Isgolng U.S Air Force patrol dog Mr. arid M. I;r;Ic (iulk to ti-tat this hid i rrntr'unp raisr. and not s Htackwuod. hardkr t uire corduted b &iu N. Winter Park I)ri'e, Publish' Dcc. 7, 11, 31, 2$, 1973 DEW 30 ______________ _____ SmokeySaya: - __________________ j noted church. I caused all eyes to be focusstd moncfs and twochibs. "Then he s-ould .annnwic'e the on the profenr Tht'n if 1w s careful he j;1ii.u, personality. , "Dr 'itiger nd hs crori . review lle bidding tn as'cor- Secretary ...And Get One Too! (toni T;' - EAVES on any purchase If y'p 3ta " - outgrown (Not Worn Out!) Rttd School House get new cIothe, Deccmhpr 1.8th ______ *** ____________ ________ _________ _______ 2640 Hiawatha OH 17.92 Ave. '' . - .- 101*3:30 I!' 323.8120 '-I '1 — -- ' ' OPEN '• -- - / CO ( Is by Heimdohl & 0111CC Box iiao, sanforu, PI*rIGI. ClerkoftheabovestylcdCourt000r CONVERSATiON FOR A CHANGE' p— 1 Otherwise a default and ultimate ludoment will be entered $IiM? you for the relief demanded In the PeUlion WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on the 19th day of November. A.D • 1973 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Linda M. Harris Deputy Clerk Ned P4, JuI'an, Jr. STEPISTROM, DAVIS 5 MCINTOSH Florida Stale Bank - Stolfe! IF WE EAT N A I4tRRY ) , WE C'N CATCH TH' .—' , 5ECODRALF HOW ABOUT 5%kE CmW/. i''T'TJ by Crooks & Lowrence At... be entered against you for the relief Publish: Nov. 23. 30. Dec. 7. 14, 1973 wORK AT NORTHE ,HT'...1LI- TL.L.. vaii itJC.- lPJ - l.BErTE: ,.. ; ______ .4 i.ei . ____ _____ ______ ____ ______ - _____ ____ _________ • _______ . '..... PI .tJ5T TO .'4P(E L)RE THERE wOhJr BE AhJY TEMPTATIOt-J TO P4O'.JE TM' COPt- TT"\ I L iT;kr - ; , ___ ______ \ E OACk! \'YOU IIL3 XEEP YOUR lIP. ZIPPED... ________ _________ 1 —' [..OR Y,Z t.L. IF 'thJ KlJQW wP4AT' GOOD FOR. 'YOU. BABY. 'YGULL fTAY R;(,piT HERE )..—.J _______ ____ 0EV 131 Foreclosure of Mortgage en -cumbering the followIne descrIbed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ç'ropertysituatelnseminoleCcunty, EIGHTCEPfTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida, lowit: LOt 45. BEAR LAKE HILLS, COUNTY, FLORIDA. according to the pla? thereof as Cl No. 73.1434 in Piat Book H, Page , BERGDA. INC • a Florida cor cor Public Records of Seminole County. poratlon, Pt3intitt. Florida ')ATED this 20th day of Noqmbe,. A 0. 1973 5: Bernice Mur*iy Executrix Estat.- of LUCY DePRIEST STENSrROM.DAVIS&MJCINTOSH Attorneys for E*cij$rtx p OffIce Box 1)30 Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish' Nov. 30. Dec. 7. 14. 21, 1973 r... - i.$ ___________ ,i',,._Ih - FRANK AND ERNEST Sminoli County, Florida, shall, at 7 - 00 p m., or as soon thereafter possible, 'Lfl the December, 1973, as 77th day of consIder the -. - "" -- NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the hereby gives notice that on the lc.tts COPINELLy, Pus wife. THOMAS day of October, 197). it filed an E. WILSON and LIZZIE ANNA application with the Interstate WILSON, Pus wfe, JOHN . FOX Commerce Commission at and FOX. his wife. H. Wa$'ulng'on, DC. fIA a (erlificate of WATSON as special matter fl biic Conenlence and necessity chancery 'o W W. ' SMITH, permitting the operation of nonstop DOLLY M CHERRY and W. E line of the Seaboard Coast LIne McKENDREE and MILES M Railroad Company and the MCKENDREE. her husband, Louisville and NashvIlle Railroad ROBERT J. THOMAS and MATTIE CI,LAn ........ --..y—., J. iP10MA. fliS wile, PItNRY .J and Louisville, Kentucky. This YEACK!.E and FRANCIS 0. application Pull been assigned YEACKLE,hls wife, P.O. ALLEN Finance Docket No. 27501. In the n ADELAIDE W. ALLEN, his pifliø of the applicant, ii the wife, and JAMES H. COTTOM and Commission approved the ap RUBY C. COTTOM. his wile, if plkation. it will not result in an living and If dead their unknown -. name of TIMBERSPAN LAND FLORIDA. COMPANY (P101 Inc P. and that we CIVIL NO. 73.1453-B. intend to regiSter said came wil'i the In re: the Petition of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole JACKIE LEE CHALLIS " & u-i by Dck Covolli WINTHROP ____ --______ _______ ''' human env'ronment. In accordance I K sCfJ'RE r tu.ssr t4q1N THAr? HOW LG WILL C4J REAU.Y RE.EMBER IT? I AT LEA5 UNTIL IGJ 1f,' ME EIAQCROWW TI-fE Z'3 CR415 'I'QJ FM ME. 'IIeei. sooes. creditors. Ienor, with the Commission's rela(ions (49 C F P 1100 250) in Ex Parte NO. successors arid all Other parties claiming by, through uuder ce Nat'I Environmental POlicy ACt, ,91P, 3 I.C.C. 431 (1972). any protests may include a statement indicating the presence or absence to the following described property: The South 1) chains of West 7.44 chains of NE '. of Section 31, Township 19. south. R.nge 30 East :' •:5 A%AU..1 BLONDIE \-"-.u-( P40- -DON'T "" 'r1=.- "S'-" WANT APPLES A iv.o D.o4,"jçAP4Y L BOX) -cl 1 .'iIrT" " (7" / i- ______________ 1TI"IA"S I : E s - WJ,AT Ti4t 4 'S BEAT IT' ' WAP4TD' lLLAkE Chic_Young -l.4EI: s L\ ONE000,rJ ) - CVE1J/ . \.._____///j ? / '--'-- _____ , Name ' • K 37771, and bIle the oricinal with the thioff ice of Clerk of Circuit Court 04 4nance: Commission ad Ion on the qualIty Seminole Cnty, Florida. in the of the NE '. West of West line 01 An ordinance relating to the thehumanir'nvlronmn'ut Ifanysuch courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Sanford grant, Section 31, TownshIp xiinccroorateJ areas of Samlnol. IIa within four calendar months from County; Florida; retaling to lbs ;at;rnentthall include 19 South. Range 30 East (less W 7.41 Information the date of the first publication of regulation and control of swimming chains), Seminole County, Florida. relating to the relevant fac'ors thus notice. Each claim Or demand pool corstructlon and swimming and the South 13 chains of the East forth in Ex Pane No 55 (Sub No 4) must be .n øniting and must stat, pool contractors *i!hifl I? chains of the West 761 :hnnS of Semfrte supra, Part ib) (I) (5). the place of iesudence and post office County, amending Seminole County the NE '.of Section 31, Township 19 431, 441. Any person opposed addressofttueciaimantandmustbe Ordinance No. 73-3, Section 4 to tP)ls South, Range 30 East, Seminole (a) application Should advise the sworn toby the claimant, hil agent, and Section 54, prov;ding for diving County, Florida, Commisahon nromotiv with or nts attorney, or it will become area regulalions as established by 9eteflG4fltS send a void according to saw the National Swimming Pool Inpy to Mr. Eugene KerIk Garfield, Dted December itp. 1973 NOTICE OF SUIT stitute; praviding for constructln, Pteiidtnt, Auto.Traln Corporation, 5: John William Oakes TO QUIET TITLE severability, and effective date. $500 K Street, N W., Washington, 5 Oakes Brown NAML OF THE STATE OF (SEAL) D.0 70004 Thi5 procudino will be IN THE As Executors FI.OR IDA. To the Defendants Arthur H. Beckwitn, Jr., handled without public heIrlegi, STENSTROM, DAViS 5 ans EBINEZER ME ITS Clerk i,mless prof fits are received whkh McINTOSH REBECAELLENMETTS,hiswife, Board of County cntaln intormoti.ari indicating a Attorney for Executors it al if alive, of if dead to his or her Commissioners need for wch hearings P0 Box 1330, Sanford, Fla unknownhelrs,devisees,legateesor Seminole County. Florida Publish. Nov. 23. 30, Dec 1. $73 Publish Dec i. 11. 191) granlees, and alt other persons By; A. G. Jones 0Ev 140 79 DEW parties claiming by, through under Deputy.Clert _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND or against them; And to: Publish: Dec.), 7, 14. 21, 1913 FICTITIOUS NAME All parties or persons having or FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEWS ________________________ NOTICE IS hereby given that claiming any right, title or interest FLORIDA. are engaged in business at 1 Midway IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in and to the following described CIVIL NO. ?3-)S-C Avenue,CItyof Longwood. SemInole property, situate in Seminole In re: Dissolution of Marrla., 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ' - ' EO 32107. not later than December 21st, Post OffIce Box U30 I' Sanford, FlorIda 32711 dvmandel In the complainf The her Final Peurn, acwunl and vouchers as Executrix of the Estate Of LUCY DePR lEST, deceased, and at said time, then and there, make appIicaton to the said Judge for trial settlement of her ad,'5t'00 of said estate and for . Gsg'd Richard David. ______________________________________________ y. Attorneys for ExecutrIx Publish,: Dec. 7, I. 21. 25, 1973 DEW 25 o'suouitu uy we uriwta Wrjn. ______ . Ernie Geita and Francis Bor. mann. were in play at the Last dupli. ('ate bridge ,,. tournament ... ___________________________________________________________ _____ Deceased S Bernard H Dempsey Jr. BROWN, DIXON, SHEAR, BROWN 5 STEPHENSON Suti 500, The Metcalf Building 100 South Orange Avenue BRIDGE RESULTS j ______ William Tilford will be the highlight of the affair being planned by Mrs. Coy arid her committee of Mrs. Accardi and Arthur Ameling. Mrs. Pearl Menefee is hostess and I - . - Nick l'fefauf am1 his orchestra. Call Mrs. Coy for further in. - ' •., - Tickets are being sold at the bank and various IflefcfL$,flts buildings. A number of cash door prizes will be awarded, . MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July 21) Keep ptonuses made to others instead -i '' YOAE -- ., ' JAMES SEWARD 2101MeIvin Street Y5 Together with the fallowing MElTS and EBENEZER FlorId,, Probate Division, In the DEW 34 equipment: Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. —______________ 1 Bradford Air Conditioning Unit REBECA ELLEN METIS, his wile, within lix calendar months fm me SAMUEL H. WAITE and (electric) time of the first piticaIion of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND WITNESS my hand andtlw seal of WAITE. Pus wife. LYDIE ANN SAXON and W. H. SAXON, her notice. Each claim or demand must FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, said Court at Sanford. Florida, this hutband. FRED W. ELLIS and be In iting and tiled Ic duplicats FLORIDA. 20th day of November, 1?3. MARY ELLIS, his wile, WILLIAM andstatetheplaceofresidenceand IN PIOBATE NO. 4445 (Seaf) HA0000, his post office address of the claimant In re: Estate of W. HA000D and Arthur H. Beckwitti. jr. *ife LAVINIA T. KNAPP AND and must be sworn to by thi LUCY DePRIEST. Clerk of the Circuit court D.cewd. claimant, his agent or attorney, or MARGARET B. MILLER and Deputy Clerk is hereby given mat the PETER E. MILLER. her husband, 0at,datQrtar.5,.FIorida,ftil$ltr, PubtIsh: Nov. 23. 0, Dcc? 14 1973 wilt, on the 3rd day of A. V. MCQUIN and WREN Mc day of December, id). 0EV 139 January, AD. 1974. present to the QUIN, hIs wilt, A P. CONNELLY 5; Role Nvsz Showalte HOfiOCabfe Circuit Judge, Probate NOTICE As Oxcutri* of the and MARY C. COPINELLY, his ___________ _____________ __- ______ Women's Club RPWi will hold Coinrnerc, is general chair. man of this gala i -- Street, Apopka, Florida, but whoe.. resi&nce is now unkno,n. You are hereby notified that a suit has teen filed against you and JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a Florida Corooratkin; EDWARD HANLON, JR. and JAMES A. LOWE, doing business M HANLON 1. LOWE, Attorneys at Law, Ui the above entitled cause; and that ,' are herd'by required to (lie your answer With the Clerti of this Court, andtoserv.ac)pyth,,.ofuponlh, Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, iose name and dresS i5 SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE, SPRAKER 5 NICHOLS, 500 beitiqlI TO ALL PERSONS HAVING shall be postd in the areas to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST considered at least iS days prIor to SAID ESTATE: the due of the Public Hearing. You and cacti of 'you ac hereby DATEDIhIs 5th dayof December, notified and required to file any A 0. )973 claims and demands wtilch you, 04' S . Kay nman , elttierof you, may have againit saId City Clerk " estate in the Ott ic of the Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, Cicuit Court Of the Eghternth Florida Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Publish: Dec.?, 1973 DEBARY — DCBflty will Th' will be pre.sented Feb. 8 and 9 In the Ddtona ckbrate Its 2th Anniversary Community Center. with a Silver Ball, toclax he year's anniversary t.s Saturday RPWCLUB ning at 8:30 p.m. In the DeBary Firemen's YULE PARTY Recreation Hall. DEBARY The Deflary Mrs Alberta Coy presideni _____ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAMES MARVIN ORENPIAN ane JEAN ORENNAN, his wife, CASE NO. PR73i42CP . Mary. Florida, and publshed In the Etti of SANFORD HERALD, a iwwspaper I SHOWALTER. Lake Mary. Fida, one tIme at DECEASED, least 13 days prlcr ti, 'i, cforesaId - — .ryusi roini, ! 7. P.O. 16 of N.W. i o Section I. Tnship 70 South Range 30 East, . to be brought by each member ThO5elntcreStedlnactthgartt attending 101 an exchange of uiiited Ii) become assocLited .tlfts. with this enterprising directed by Mrs. Mildred M. 25th ANNiVERSARY Caskey, a professional of long SILVER BAIL standing. 9LOO4fE GOT 10 J NOTICE OF SUIT Q . A.) zoning. The Public Hit'ing will bo hold in the City Hall of the City of lake Mary, Florida, located at the Lake Mary Voltit,er Fire Department. on the 27th day of Decembir, A.D. fl ('aP,.i . c.,.... . -ivn, at 7)0 p.m • or as soon IOU Berntttaankdulding tPber.a?teqas possible, at whicti time JacsonviIIe. Florida interested parties and chums p Attorney br Plaintiffs ___ and against the request for special PubIih Dec. 7, 1973 e*ceptlon will be heard. Said DEW 2? hearing may continue from time to - tlmeuntilflnr4actlonistak.nbythe IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE said Board of Adjustment. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Tai' tice Shall pted at 'e CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City Hail within the City Of LAKE '..JF$1 T MARY, I'LORIDA.. and In three (3) - .v, ,. st, . - — . ov. 16. • . Dec. ly0 y described prayer 01 111d complaint, must file his claim on or bifori December 27, 1q73. MICHELL A. NEWBERGER United States MarShal Middle District Of FIOId its December meeting foUowed by a Christmas party on Dec. ll,atb:30p.m.,attheElksClub DeInd 150 S. Clara ave.) 'IIIEATRE ARTS GUILD SCHEI) tiLES AUDITIONS MARTHA SEWARD, Wife of the City of her enhin.s. ap. . •.--v -..r....'.v.v r wtiy the same should no? be con- whelming popularity this year in Toyland. produced by the Theatre Arts meeting at 7:30 p.n. Guild (TAG) of Deltona, will be By Polly Cramer ' CASE Y.5, Dr. E. DUAI}t ' embellishments, so slant the education along such lines for a successful, happy future, Teach early to i.ndcstand others of the gertle kind, ••fl, Stars impel, they do not compel." Whatyou makeof your life ii largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast (or tu January Ii now Toady. For your copy send your birthdatc and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 62'), Hollywood, Calif. 9O02 section where used patterns are loaned out just are. These patterns are brought in by anyone who has oatterns she will not use again I thought others (Palrici, in particular) might like to see i1th could get such an idea started intheirownllbrarje —N. DEAR POLLY — I alays keep a couple of pieces of n- (ILL 11Y1115 -i-ii 's"-ini "e IUL uwi wi& cii WLIb U POLLY'S POINTERS -HOME famous : Temple Black holds ton- II DIVISION C that on November 70. 1973,1 Sec 05 TWP 20$ Rge)) E Beg 20 THE BRONX SAVINGS BANK a Petition In the Circuit Court ct mel 0-S NOAH £ cli. W 5 20 In S of Seminole County, Florida. tar a N.E. cor run w. corporation, Plainlin. diltotutionof marrLage, and yeu ar. 669I? N. 2Och, W6.'.'s cli. S 1) ch. etc.. ur%ua1 16 ch. to GT ;SsuCd b', Inc C,erk ol this Court eS51g1E5' JAMES MARVIN ORE tINAN, it *rlttfldtf,flsfl,If upon the biting of a verified corn JUL IAN. JR. of STEPISTROM. 594 35ff E of NW Cor. BIk 1 ux . etal. Itasflt i the atOVe action A DAVI P I)cITO'I4 ori r,n S 40 fl.j W x ft N s D9 W p , ' "• Qèven FAMOUS DOLL LIVES ON 'Jill. gui ——— • -, .1 1 flU! !' ' p November, 1973. F'orida. to wit: — SICOSTWP?OSRW))ELOIUW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. dants. - NOTICE OF ARREST 20oLT!IVV?Sbtforrd. NOhH,S 15RK. , Tfl - THOMAS NESBITT, following Of NE. BITT, PlaIntilfs, .yS. OS .1 L::'::._:: U7 uIa iai;i SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make 0flt home more charming and your wardrobe more stylish. A kind II thought for a coworker can achieve cooperation, harmony, -. Develop a more generous nature. .... CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to Jan. 20) Entertain close ties. A :111 iii1iiiI greater attention given to creative work wields finer benefitt J42 143 Don't waste time with petty persons. 1" 1 j — AQUARIuS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Do those things that bring __ 49 50 51 52 more happiness and prosperity, harmony within the home . — — now, using tact and patience. Plan how to increase income. PISCES (Feb. 20(0 M&r, 20) Shop for whateveryou really need and make your life function better, Then have — 58 diwus.slons with partners about a more intelligent s'tem. -—IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. he or — cm (ADM) ,, - J. •i; by Lorry Lowi 12th day orida that saId (a) to conidcr a request br a FLORIDA 0 , 'a_I S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by a y, I provlslon of the FlcIitkius Name alvin ToWt Section $5509 FIor(a Statutes 5 Shane Ci Publish Nov 30 Dec 711 2) 1973 DEV-1S7 AIIp.ffln,ter,sl:clz.ns IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. CIer PubliSh Nov. 30. Dec. 7, 1973 at hobbies and come to a fine understanding with them. at(vwiIte mu m2' JIM JiiJl I . City p.r - diViIIOflOf4rtsOfSeCIlc.,fl7h 77.3 and3S ToWnthip 19 South Range)) East, according to Put thereof recorded in PIat Book I, Pae 55 Public Records of Seminole County Florida. Said property Is presently °fl I 1k prat It al ith rtciiul in ilk i S - .. 4' LEO (July 22(0 Aug. 21) Being at your bcst with bi.gwigs the public in general will add much to prestige. Handle civic 10 _____ . . . .- aim. — _______ -_ - '4 . - FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1913 aster. 1' = ______ - . quickly. .. i'i ,t"'., .t s' =', ' I - VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Contact wise and clever --persons who can help you heccwie more successlul. Pu? some j . 1 — — — — — big effort into those ucw outlets and get right results. — LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Get your respon.sibi!ities 16 17 — behind you and you can add to present security nppreciai!v * itssith married life and alihewanted was to befree, then after I begged and pleaded with Mm to reconsider, be admitted thM there 'i'as another woman. I would get dosn on my hands and knees it i tiougtit it sould do any good. I tried to tell him how much I loved bins. I even kissed him, but he stood there like a statue wltl his h.aj,ds In his pockets. Oh, Abby, I am desperate. How can a woman get a man to love her again? The divorce is coming up soon in cowt No fault. No chance. Help me. I don't want to live csithoct him. ALONE AND CRYING DEAR .tI.ONE: ion aren't alone. You have three cliiiug. drea, vhIb are three good reans Since there ii another woman in use picture, your 'urchaecs for A1ng him 'love you" again are thermore, there la nothing lesa apathsg to a man than a begging. peldeless woman. So dry your tears, square your shoulders, and chin up. Concentrate on making a new life .7 affectionate with others YOU can get excellent result9 from Prt'p'stitin — r- — dren are invited to someane's hcme for supper, I always ask if they pkin to serve the kids the same dinner as they serve the grawnups. The reason Is that some people will tti's"r.l Drive Longwo"x$ Florida beginning P'OVIOn$ Of thC FicIiII Name FRIDAY Noverrbcr 30 1973 To wa sti DESCRIPTIOn OF PROJECT. Fl Stitutts 195). SI Herbert Partridge Removing ex5Iing thflQ flew pai1itlon In existing PubliSh Nøy 30 Dec 7 U i con DEV176 building. Adding new d * -- make you feel and look much better, be more sure of yourself. Make a line impres.sicn socially. Don't let olliers walk on 14 E"UIt I,jiiiti right BIG FEET narroser by remosing the small toe and metatarsal. but f they WenId't r sdr : fct sake. If I were you. I'd get down on my h*nds and knees niad thank the good Lord for my paIr of healthy "11 TrIple F's." uh'.l4nte i,=jf 42Sh'Iitih DEAR BIG: All the orthopedIc surgeons I've consulted 4O('Iur , 414.'uti''.ati people actually staring at my feet, and some strangers t,j Sp (,tJnI )tth(r • cosmtfcs, sportswear for Chiistm.is prescnts or your holiday requirements Double check a hucinecs prohirm Invitat ' C3fl have s.atisaCtory results, ARILS (Mar 2! to Apr l9) } Ut financial and material matters in fine order early. Find the right way to gain the 3O%I.dt 3iI)iri "r r it %t.i tr bOT urnit,sn DEAR AI1HY: I am a 2lyearo!d girl sith two large 9Mu'.chrou rh,l4rn lOI'iit'. (I ...e rr IS,WE BETTER TE AWN4rAGE OF IT! C'MO?'', LET'S GO! nd JOHN SCOTT. HuSband The S $3 chains of W. 7 14 chains of NE a Of SectIon 31, Tw'p 19 S.. Range 30 E . (kit railway). the 5 1) ctiaint of NE ' W. CI W. Iinf of TO' AP4TONIOS TSAGAPAKIS Address Unknown and TO: JOHN FRANK WALLACE, JR Address Unknown You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the above-named PetItioner. JACKIE LEE CHALLIS, has filed a in the 'ubove styled Court for thC adoptn of Hit miner child njmed In that petition and you are commanded to servea copy of your *ritten defens95. if any, on HAP VEY COULTER. Atlorney for Petitioner, whine address if P.O. S. Paruge)OE (Is-ssW 76) chaIns), THC STATE 0$ FLORIDA TO Seminole County. Floni, and the JOHN SCT 13 chains of the E. .17 chains of the RESIDEN4E UNKNOWN. YOU ARE HREBY NOTIFIED W.7dlcpsalnsoflheNE 's of Section 3$. 'Twp 19S - Range 30 E., Seminole that Toy Lee 5cott has filed a County, FlorIda Petition 1 Iht Circuit Court of You, and each of you, are notified Seminole Couty, Florida, for Dissolution o MarrIage arid that a suit to quiet title to the above described property has been filed reitoratlon of bet maiden name orud yCiJ ainst 0U Cnd you are required to coPy t your wrItten def9nie, if any, On Psfl serve a copy of your answer to the attorney, ALBEqI N. FITT3,wtiose Complaint on the Plaintifti at toi'ney, DENO P DIXEOU, ESQ ,ob address is at shiwn below, and file the original wtt% the Clerk of the BALOWINIO'KEOU.SOOE.Nigh way 436. Suite 20, Casselberry. above styled Cos*t on or before the on or before Derember 71l, 59fl, aridfllefheorlglnat with the Clerk of this Court clttier before service on wise a Jelault arid ultimate iudObreflt *I t;* entered rucoinst 'yOU for ?Pue 'elief demanded in the tneriafter. otherwiw a default - Wife. roy are rcqurelto sere a WITNESS .tY HAND and OF f___ ::" •= _____________________ BEETLE BAILEY \ ' Mon Walker - ," ( t.aiow T1CrE RAcN y b'" \\ I%'I4AT ABtJ'T' I 'T)lE'5 BEEN FEEDu __________ - . _______________-. ___________________________________________________ THE PHANTOM Lee Falk and Sy Barry the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before December 24th. 1973;Of qw4setheallf'gatiJflOt ttie 1Hl5JIJP44, .HERE'5 sw 1 THINK \i\ CE.. 5TP P4LW11PIG AT CsJC' -çi,,ThAT SiGN fe'isa'ci I' the Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this 20th day of Hvfmbt 1973 (Stat) Arthur H. BecIwitti, It., Clerk Arthur H Beckwlth. J'. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminote Counts. 1' Io'i'da Stokes DepvtyCkrk ALBERT P FITTS Dated thIs 30th day of November. 19'?) I Sanford, Fltrldo 22771 PublIsh: NC4 23 30. Dec 7, If. 1973 0EV fl6 / ' cacti week for four consecutive Deputy Clerk / //)(. I day Of tfovertber 1971. PubliSh: Nov 23,30, Dec. 7, 14, 1973 DIV 335 I _ -L-= :.L_ avmande'd in the petition, fly: Jop •'\ F Ai'thur H Seckwuth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida I. ' = OS-Put's' CleIk Pi'biithu - Nov 7). 30, Dec 7, 14 1973 0EV 137 _______ L IItlti LtáIYi 1 �-r-=--'- r-=--. - - a- -,- - - ?rCr----L --'" _ --- -' :1 i -t, - tV-=t ______ - t; ._ :..- ----------------------- - -z..---' Friday, Dec. 7, 1973-1 The Sanford Herald World Strategic Road Cleared - S. Viets Recapture District Capital News Briefs SAIGON (Al') South Viet. troops moved Into Kien Due and Communist forces 'pulled out in a Communist offensive last attacked government units Rouge insurgents set up an amnamese forces today recap- met ocily light resistance, before the South Vietnamese month. Dak Song Is the only one along HIghway 4, the rice road bush on Highway 4 19 miles tured Kien Due and cleared a Gray said other South Viet- advance, south of Phnom Perth. Field rethe South Vietnamese have to Saigon, 45 miles south of strategic road junction for con- namese troops were following Gray said the first stages of retaken. pits said 'four insurgents capital. voys In the lower central high.. the vanguard company into the the government troop? adRico said government troops dressed in government uniV lands, the military command town, which Is 12 miles south of vance were slowed by heavy The government rangers are backed by artillery fought off forrn.s and others hidden hi the said, trying to open a supply route to the attack. He reported 82 Corn- rice paddles along the road jingle and some mortar fire the Cambodian border. Nghl.a. Field commanders reported from well hidden North Viet- Gia Preaa AaaocIated munist troops and si govern- fired on passing taxis carrying namese troops. Correspondent Denis D. Gray earlier that the North VietnamSaigon's chief military ment soldiers killed and 29 gov. Cambodian soldiers, killing Mien Due, on highway 14 90 spokesman, U. Col. Le Thing ernment men wounded, two. tanks in reported from Cia Nghla, the ese had about Government troops dispersed provincial capital 12 miles to town and about 800 troops In the tniI*'.i northeast of Saigon, was hlien, said in the Mekong Della first district town captured Vietregion. But the military the attackers after two hours, either these reports [IYT In Cambodia, one South the east, that about 600 North Vietnamese the North Vietnamese since namese company of about 100 were exaggerated or the by and Viet Cong foraging icr rice command reported that Khmer the reports said. the January cease-fire. The Communists are battling to win control of Highway 14 because '-'' would a an all. . 1y_& -cather ;r:long Cambodian border to Loc Ninh, the Viet _,W By of Saigon. - ~11 government more hard fighting farther I " the 9 Mekong Delta. _. __ — S. Korean Students Freed - 8A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Dec. 7, 1973 EAT OUT Less High 89 CBS RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER RERUN) The Christmas season is here, so can Rudolph be far behind? This is the animated story of, the Red. Nosed Reir,&'er u! the Johnny Marx song, and his adventures re ei1arged some. He runs icvay 'rc'm the riducuic of the u1 :J. iitu trouble and is saved by a friendly prcspector. He returns l igh behaved. To forget the postfuneral blues, they plan a swinging party. The group includes Grady, Leroy, Skillet and Bubba, not to mention waitress Fast Fanny and he; girl friends. to Christmasville when a ts TV Viewing Andrew Duggan, Ellen Corby, Dorothy Stickney, William Windom and Clea'onLittle. It's a nostalgic, sensitive story of a mountain family in rural America during the Depression. MI the action takes place during one day before Christmas In 1933. 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN bumps in the night they think KEITH SHOW "Doctor, Take ------- ri1' 1 V Cn I I tales tonight. E. 3. Peaker and Henry Gibson lead off with "Love and the Spendthrift," in which a secretary challenges her bass to win her love with imagination. In "Love and the Awkward Age" Art Metrano and his wife, Joyce Bulifant, find age does make a dlilerence, John Williams, Nche!Iuah l'crsutt and Belli Riickell star in "Love and the Generation Gasp." Persoff NEW YORK (AP) About 66.2 million homes In the United States have one or more TV sets, says the A.C. Nielsen ratings company. It estimates the average household watches more than six hours of TV each day. - Question: How much would it ease the current power crisis If wecut down on our television nrrii I I I '- t ", Buffet j HOTS COLD ALL ZI 7 that year. Taking a different approach, what about suggesting the networks trim their evening achedules by, say, an hour or half hour, with the Idea of encourg'.es tr to turn f( their se ts ear l iereach night and thus hel pease the current power crisis? plays a millionaire who marries %iewing by just one hour each IV networks take a very dim the apartment as haunted. Felix Five" Doctor Sean has the good a young chick and worries his day? view of any suggested dimout, is convinced twn he karns fortune (or Is it?) of delivering three sons. that Oscar got the place by quintuplets and he becomes an Experts say there's no ready although it must be said In their watching the obituary columns. instant celebrity. The spotlight answer. It depends on wteie defense they didn't summon the They try to draw the ghost out isn't too bad, but the reporters you live, the severity of your fljJfl with the butterfly net when with a seance and then even z never let the doctor alone. He 11:30-1 ABC ABC WIDE area's power shortage and its we asked about program cutnuija DOaTU, out no luck. Tbo dreams up a scheme to escape WORLD type of power. The savings UUCA5. OF EN two haunted men finally ge to a hideaway with the help of TERTAINMENT "In Concert" could be large, small or moderCBS simply said it has no 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND thmselvs a "ghost breaker,' Mrs. Gruber (Nancy Kul,), but This slow, taped before a live ate, plans for any cutbacks. SON "Wine, Women and Aunt who is really a dentist. Victor Right here in Fun City, the Ie still can't hide from the sudience in the Santa Monica Esther" Fred and all his Buono guests as the dentist, press. "While we are keenly aware Civic Auditorium, presents Joe energy savings from a onehouru-jhes attend a funeral of a Walsh, Chtech & (long, Tower adayTv turnoff alone could be of the energy shortage and the 'fiend, ai:d the) ire aoL pleased of Power, Bonnie Bramlett and substantial, according to the need to conserve po wer," sa id by the way Aunt Esther Stories, Walsh offers his hit, Consolidated Edison Co., which ABC, "we are not planning to 9-I1 CBS "THE 10-11 NBC DEAN MARTIN "Rocky Mountain Way," supplies New York's elec- cut back any ol our newsoren_____ HOMECOMING -A Christmas SHOW Tonight's show is turned Cheech & Chong deliver tricity. tertainment programming at _____ Story" (RERUN) T,Lc is a over to a one-hour roast of "Basketball Jones" and Bonnie Con Ed says It generates 70 this time. welcome Christmas special, Carroll O'Connor, better Known Bramlett sings "Ready, per cent of this electricity by "U the energy shortage contaken from the Earl Hamner as Archie Bunker. An all-star Qualified and Able." burning oil, and notes there's a tinues to intensify, there will be ___________________ novel of the same name, It stars cast of rock-throwers will be on severe shortage of oil here and an increasing need to keep the Patricia Neal, t nwhj.rni Richard __ IvAtmkivl~f_ hand, led by Sen. Barry _____ in. --i ...n ah,,1I Iw.r,nn.af public iuuy d oujecuvety inThomas, Edgar Bergen, Goldwater and Mayor John the Arab oil cutoff. formed on all developments, as Lindsay. Some ot the show1-2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT Now, the Nielsen ratings we are doing ... the public inbusiness roasters taking shots SPECIAL The Four tops, who people say there's about 4 mu- terest, therefore, requires our at Archie include Redd Foxx, sing "Can't Help Myself," are lion Nock and white color TV maintaining a full broadcast Dick Martin, Geno Kelly, Joey tonight's hosts and their guests sets - the latter require far service." Bishop, Don Rickles, William include Dr. Hook and the more power to operate than the Holden. Dan Rowan ar.d Cass Medicine Show, Mott the former - in New York City. NBC also said It plans no cutElliot. Hoople, John Mayall, Todd Con Ed calculates that If all back in its television schedule. Rundgren Shawn Phillips. "The the owners of these sets cut Just "Since one of the primary c Cover of Rolling Stone" is the one hour off their regular offering of Dr. Hook and the viewing schedule each day for a fects of the energy shortage will F LA T1J S II 10-11 SLATS ABC LOVE, Medical Show, while Mott the year, they'd reduce the city's be curtailment of travel, AT THE AMERICANSTYLEOnIythree Hoopte sings "Drivin' Sister," needlnroilby63O,00flharretsin requIringpeopIetopend more WAYk 4 LEAVE THE COOKING TO USI TV Time Previews AIJC TilE Oi)ji COUPLE "The Exorcists" Oscar and Felix hear so many blizzard hits and he becomes a hero with his bright nose. Burl Ives narrates and his voice is also used for one of the chaactcrc. time at home," it said, "it seems to US the public will be relying even more on television for entertainment and lnforrnadon, and a cutback would not be in the public Interest." Any network program cuthack wouldn ' t r c'z'arI!v wt'rk as a means of getting the sets off and the power drain reduced earlier each night, network C Vesco Decision Today EAT LUNCH - 1.50 DINNER '2.50 -, OTTO'S jr Any of their 603 affiliated staLions could and probably would use the time to run old movies or old series until their usual sign-off, they say. ., 1 HOFBRAU HAUS sources are quick to point out. Lounge Open 10 Ph. 372.9714 .S44 Park Ave. 1 HEIDELBERG, West Germany (AP) A United States Arm)' reconnaissance plane crashed Thursday night during a training flight over central Germany, killing both crew members, the Army reported. The small Mohawk plane went down near Huckelbeim, north of Aschaffenburg, the Army said. The cause of the crash was being Investigated. The army said the plane was as.signed to the 73rd Military Intelligence Co. at Hanau. The victims' names were withheld. - I Due To Energy Crisis We'll Have EMERGENCY SERVICE AT NIGHT BETWEEN 1A.M. & 6A.M. Militant Irish Reform Militant Protestants In Northern BELFAST (Al') betiuid have formed a new alliance pledged to block the formation of a Protestant-Catholic coalition government for the province. The alliance is also pledged to torpedo efforts to form a Council of Ireland linking Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. The new alliance, dubbed the United Ulster Unionist Council, brings together factions led by the Rev. Ian Paisley and William Craig and 10 dissident members of Brian Faulkner's Unionist party. It includes the powerful Orange Order. Yellow Cab Co. __ 322-5811 L _ " WE!E is '" 5TRI54tPD t# _________________________ an Of Steak House ' '.. jr., We Still Have Servr-J It . $149 a ) A U .1,I ) FO - I , - Wwd You I fluyAUed 7 .- III _ '1 - I Fi'omTh,i I - _J SO MEAN, HE SHOT HIS HOflif - -- SMILING! ,0 . I _J 7:00 C2) (9) __ FRI. i^~, ira -. $30 TAT MM1OU ftsrA CMl] WHEN WOMEN HAD TAILS 1 "Class of 74" it L. X 4 - . — I LY )4ollywood Squares (3) Movki (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (4) Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (9) Brady Bunch (24) Washington Week Ir, Review (44) The Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Girl With Something Extra (9) Odd Couple (74) Performance 9:00 (2) Movie (4) The Home. coming (?) Room 222 (13) Movie (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (7) Brian Keith Show (9) Ath,rn' Rib O00 (2) Dean Martin (9) Love American Style (24) Tribute To Jim Croce 10:30 (44) Bobby- Goldsboro 11:00 (2) News (4) News (9) News (13) Starcait (4-'.) N i ,-;t ;1 Ga1cr I1;30 (2) Tonight Show (4) Movie rst,Theatr,i Gas Parted At Ova' TA aious The (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (4) Disney Golf Classic Prevue Is Still 1Kr.1Va=e,F*j 9 '(,RO'Jp MbRIIAG(' (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2) Star Trek (4) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24) MIsteRcgers Neighborhood 11:00 (2) Sigmund (') speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24 ) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (4) Josie And The Pussycats () Mission Magic (13) Peter Gunn (44) The Munslers Special (9) All NIte Movies (44) News SATURDAY (24) Chan-ese Way wa=*_ C 4) V Midnight (4 Truth () Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (1') News I .W. To Tell (24) Electric Company Entertainment EVENING They ll Ca 1!e Trinity" (13) Movie (9) Wide World Of V Ff1 FRIDAY I•' I I SAT. CofltInuo's L&UN From 1:50 1 4 OPEN Ill A.M.TII2A.M. Hwy 17.92 Ph. 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The automakers, having Just enjoyed a year of record sales and soaring profits, are finding little demand in this time of an energy crisis for larger cars which use more gas. Production of smell cars such as Ford's Pinto and General Motor's Chevrolet V'ga is being pushed to the hilt, anda number of plants are being converted from nking large cars to the smaller models. \ "HAPPY HOUR 'B" C€' I IP U i P U DAILY AND HIS BAND DRINKS Dance to your favorite tunes from 830 p m \ ft 5 04; until??? And to odd \ to your plaasure enjoy our l'iOZ Drinks dot 95 ,_jjj"-. , 70 Or4w A A baked k%ho Potato, s" C'P *.d Ctur't Ci,,.,RadII And Owner 1i ' I 1 / 11 DIAL 322.2611 or 831.9993 .-'.- pt.;r_t41 ." 'i'-' ..WtiC.HTi i- ma,gi ,rt.d,, t.0i31 .3P _____ M / ..t..j fit __ ' - FULL coutsi \ - ______ DINNERS \\ flrOffl$ 295 ) i 1. EVERY THURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak cholceof Two Vegetables --.---------_ Hot Braade Bitter -- - - - - . '- I L -'- — ' --. ;W'-- - -'- ... -.' m. - -. - . .. . ' - - ', '. - 'i. ' - - - - - - - - ci - -' - - ..,—, , -.:-:; j!a-r I .-.. - '- - - 1' - ( 1' ., ' -s:! ... ZM . - - ' - = - ____________ ____________ - - N . , - W - ii! I __ " 'VP -. - - -i - "I ' ' PMA___ . " - -' LAST BAT'l'14E FOR hI!.1 streamers hanging from it. . Soldier later died -. the ersmasksgrabbed streamers and did a dance called San Juan the Weaver. , e town's patron Kissinaer Asks The local riding champion WASHINGTON (Al') - The nient bill, embargo in response to U.S. knew of the love Anne and Mark administration says there will William E. Simon, head of efforts to work for an Israeli have for horses, so he offered D be no rationing of gasoline be- federal energy programs, told a with drawal from occupied tilt! princess his dusty mount to Ut xa ride. Anne, dressed in white fore March, and a house corn- Senate committee Thursday the territory, flare jeans and sneakers, mittee has taken a step to save administration will decide this Simon appeared before poli te ly, and he went that f uel by voting to ease auto month whether to impose Senate Government Operations emis'Ion standarth. gasoline rationing but that it Committee on a bill to create a away muttering In disThe house Commerce Cons- would take until March before Federal Energy Administration appointment. WASHINGTON AP -, Sec , couple, on their way mlttc-e Thursday night adopted any such program could be put to oversee the government's of State Henry A Kisu a compromise car exhaust pro- into effect. Simon repeated fuel production, conserva tion, home after their brme)lnoofl retar Arab ger .11! called on .1 . • .1. g-' , .. JL1LapagO5L3A$uIu,, '.ofl that WOUIU 'ow cl'ean an previous adm i. nistration allocation and rationing pro- cruise . • . st a tes o relax Oh emri,,. enorts tot' at ieat a }eaf. The sta tements that ration i ng will grams for the nest two years. mingled freely Wiut u,v CTO5ij measure added to the emergen. be used only as a last report. Simon, who is Nixon's pick to and seemed to enjoy it all. "°,;,.. Mi dd l e u.üSt pea ce UIUI a 4iluue they stopped at many stalls cy energy legislation requested head the new agency, told upcoming conference Sen. Henry M. Jackson, to inspect Indian blanket,,, by President Nixon would recommittee he wanLi to see h States prornistr.g to Ufliku Wash., the Senate's icading the p quire the auto makers to meet ubli c respon ds to volun- kets, gaudily colored masks ,r work for Israeli wi thdrawal energy spokesman, told Simon II.. ., V.OU,u • h, u e g.i • A A but "a'"" ry consenation measures be- nd "he' from t errit ory occupied during suspend any f urther nxhaust the nation is wasting a million fore a rationing decision Is navy blue poncho, war, discriminatory the 1967 barrels of oil each day that a made From Sasquistil, the young cleanup until measures against the United rationing decision Is postponed. couple and their escorts from States and pressures are no The nation must conserve Under one type of rationing the British Embassy took a twoThe bill giving Nixon broad longer appropriate," Kissinger k energy rationing and con- about three million barrels of be ing considered, motorists hour drive up the slope of snow. servation powers is scheduled oil a day In order to counter the would be entitled to a weekly capped Mt. Cotopaxi. They "We are talking In that sense for a final committee vote to- estimated effects of the Arab oil allotment of gasoline with any stopped beside a cool, clear to those Arab nations with day, Also today, the Senate is cutoff. Secretary of State Henry additional purchases subject to n, -ing to picnic, which we are in contait," he expected to vote on a $.billion A. Kissinger called on the Arab a heavy surtax of 30 or 40 c nts __________________________ said 'Thnrsday in a session with b energy research and develop- nations Thursday to relax their a gallon. ela ti on Arab Oil ______ '' _______ .., . . . - .111 --3 - r -- - La - - ' - - - ' - -- ,' , / / I — ___ ,' ' -- b ' 'Tec the u 9se Judge ence, which opens Dec. "_; / ______________ ' . _____ -- __________________________ -- .__ __ - ' - - .7 " "-' _______ ___ I ,, 00 __________________________ 1 -- , , -, _________ -f ________ confer18 in Geneva, Kisainger sa id the & United States "will try tu give a HENRY KISSINGER maximum encouragement to a .. . Gives apeect moderate course." lie praised the Soviet Union for helping to the peace conference aa well as arrange the talks, but cautioned the positions expected to be ____________________ , ~ _rk ' I 4l.. I s f I i- .- - - - & L=1 -9. - __ -Jj". -: '- 1- E ' Nixon's former appointments '-' Him— - - 11 t_._.__ . 74Q W_ -~~____! _ ______ _______ !,;!!t ~ -_ =_ - _____ - -__-: ________ -. ift '-- ' — . _______ _____ , WASHINGTON AP) 1Ia cted thenie of a meeting push extremist solutions it ing tear cml an inOC would make a settlement ex- today between Kissinger and mistake and a "sinister force,"treniely difllcult•" Moshe Dayan, Israel's defense a federal judge Is wai ting for a The negotiations leadi ng up to minister. technical opinion on w hat might have caused an 18-minute gap - ' Inf ' '' . Moscow that if it "attempted to taken " ____ - ' Waits For T 0 ape ____ L - = t7~V" )/". ;-,- :'! 4 secretary is due in cwt tojay to enter his plea to charges he lied to the Watergate grand jury last A pril 11. Ex-Nixon A ides A d mit Milk Lawsuits Gripes WASHINGTON (AP) Law- including M,000 from the r4iilk Chapin was Dwight exL ers connected with the Nixon producers ..s."- peeted to plead innocent to the campaign have confirmed that Chotiner assisted briefly in jilL I charges. , 4'. they contacted two successive collecting the money, and Later t't K I -Chopin, 32., was indicted Nov.Justice Department chiefs to worked for the campaign ___,j,,. 29,onfourcountso(lyingtothe complain about a government I The Justice Department sued l-i= I&___ : — i grand jut') about the activities lawsuit against a dairy co-oper the milk producers Feb 1 1972 of Donald H Segrettl, Un- aLive that gave more than eckingtofcrcc them to gk-e up derground political agent for $0,000 to the campaign. .p allegedly anticompetitive the W72 Nixon re-election camFormer White House aide m.arketing rractices in II Midpaign cotiuiUtti. M urray N. Chotiner, a longti me western sta tes. -"ij '[tie formal charge against politital adviser to Nixon, said Harrison said the Antitrust Chapin ls' making false declar- in an interview Thursday that Division usually rotifies an .,, iition before grand Jury or he talked to Atty. Gen. John N. group it intends to sue 30 days court" Each count carries a Mitchell shortly btloreMitchdl ahead of thnetoailow a chance . maximum penalty of five years left to become Nixon's cam- to negotiate an out-of-court and a line of $10,000. paign director, agreement. But he said the imik Chapin teost a lease of abr And Marion E Harrison.who producers were gi ven only 24 ,l-iisence from Ins job as an execu- shares law offices ith Choti rji' -' hours, and that antitrust chief 'etire with United Airlines after nr, said he later ontacted : Richard Mcl.aren left to 1 I . he was mdi'ted. . -' , Mitchell's successor, Richard become a federal judge the day f--.._,•.% • - U.S. Disti'kt Judge John J. t Kicindienat. after signing the suit. He called '-::" f' Sirica recessed Thursday the ' -"" U "in absolutely bizarre sjb.i - Both said they suggested that ation ' h.Aring he had called to try to i..i' i It was unusual, any. .41 'ttø4 ,,,, determine wha' 'o'd '"& the th4 d"r 'rUp ti" Zoe; r --L r 18-minute gap in the tape of a M.ix Producers Inc. had been 7. A " June 20, 1972,, cons ersation be- sued with unfair has,e and -"1J' .,. 'i tweec the Ireident arid 11.11. should be treated like other that any groups. Both denied Haldeman. ____ 1 Situ a said lit expeced to sputal 'rtatinent was asked iir PATTERN BY COMPUTOR have the report next week from given. Harrison helped arrange technical experts who examTINA KARRAS, executive secretary for Rockwell International, $427,000 he tlyt a laboratory in transf er - ______ — - - - • -. . t - - - 4 -- — - - - - ' _-.- EVERY FRIDAY 2 lb. Chop'.d SrIoin OR h3CkI 'is Dumpllns Cho iceot Two Vegetables flrA1 V ' - - - -- -- -- - - , - . .-. ---- -- - - - 4 ______ -... -- W. - C .. -' --. - .-._ "" - -- - - - -- - -- , f! -. .. - -- -- - -- - . - - ' ' - '- , .' "- P ' - ',,,,,,.,.. , f - '_ - WASHINGTON (Al') —President Nixon has nominated a career diplomat, Walter J. Stoesel Jr., to the longvacant po:t of ambassador to the Soviet Union. Stueoscl was one ci nine major diplomatic nominations announced by Nixon lhursday i UIC (II niajr reshuffling of top State Department posts since Henry A. Kissinger became secretary of state earlier this year. Nixon also accepted "with deed personal regret" the relgriation of Joseph J. Stsco as assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern atul South A.;lan affairs. Ssc, active in the search for a Middle East peace, is leaving next sprint to accept the presidency of Hamilton CoHegt in upstate New York, , - Ambassador To Russia Hrtt -- Dour brawny men held aloft a flagpole with a dozen colored Rationing Due In March Americans were happier PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) with their lot 10 years no, according to the Gallup Poll. In a nationwide survey of I.X15 adults Sept. 21•24, before the most recent developments In the fuel shortage, 71 per cent of those questioned said they were satisfied with their standard of living. A similar survey in 3963 showed Ti per cent satisfied. Twenty-two per cent saId they were satisfied with the honesty and standards In the country 'r cent 10 years ag tcla. (-'ulp--irc(l v, th - - Eased xhaust — (b) ,, 909 I ' - _-_".. M ___ 71. ! D:_ --- ~=_ - __ " - Americans Less Happy 11 -- iiøe' Two Vegetables, Hot Bread & Butter - __ " -- SanfmA J EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN AU — OxlO reprint size Aqq TUCSON, Ariz. (Al') Two scientists here say If you have an extra $100 and a hail day to spare, you can install vow own solar.operated home heater to save other fuel during this energy crisis. Aden Melnel, a University of Arizona optical scientist, says proof that the system is in his home where several rooms are heated during daylight by a combination of wood, polyethylene bags and air ducts. An associate of Melnel said air is taken out of the house by fans. Is briefly stored In the bags where ills heated by the sun's rays and then forced back into the house. '' two \,,,, - - if $995 - `4-; -en ,V were killed in the highlands and 01 London herself," said the InBUENOS AIRES(AP)—The north of Buenos Aires Thur. 82 North Vietnamese and Viet than woman ha nging over a kidnaping of another America aday, and forced about ioo Cong in the delta, crate of manlor roots for a betexecutive has strengthened the people lunching there to lie face The Saigon command said ter bolt. belief that Kft win g extremists down on the floor. The North Vietnamese f orces made "No, no," said her friend. are trying to drive foreigners guerrillas drove off with the re- two atta cks on government "It's the princess of England out of Argentina. fine ry 's 36-year-old manager, rangers trying to reopen a road and her new husband." Princess Anne and Capt. "The government doesn't Victor Samuelson, a native of junction at Dak Song, in the lcnier central highlands near Mark Phillips drove to the little Cleveland, Ohio. seem to be able to stop it" said walls the Cambodian farm town border, of Sasqutsill, an hour '[lie raiders sprayed the one American executive who wi Seven government troops from Quito, for some sightth symbols of the ERI', has been threatened . "You never know when or where the I'eop!e's Revolutionary Army, were reported killed and 39 seeing and a li ttle shopping in the Indian market. It was the and the slogan, "The fight wounded. guerrillas are going to strike. against town's most exciting day since imperialism will not looks like a coordinated plan u stop." ear th quake 30 years ago. Song, Dak at th e junction of an get the so-called imperialist! York Indian A spuksman women '.tearing large lit 14 and a road south to for H ighway out of the country one b Exxon, Esso's parent company, the provincial capital of Gla felt hats against the sun and Eight armed guerrillas In, said Thursday night he knew of Nghia, was one of three govern- men in drab woolen ponchos ',aded a dining room at the Esso no ransom demand) et from the mnent posts along the border Ii' kicked up billows of dust as they Camparia oil refinery 160 miles kidnapers Quang Due province captured crowded around the young -, 45 '.',.,i To A $ I15 \ (a T (CI,4$4I fl' ." - Home Solar Devices iø 01 \Montittin Of o.tini ecis (.1 i*rlorn - - - Princess Buenos Aires . (I't$ej SP"11 - Visited ____________ LUNCHEON ( ((ttie1tt Sleok ) /HUSIN(SSMEN'S DON'T MISS THIS WEEK'S i- ahead to / "The St*a" for Sound' By. 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The whirlpools, which also could alter hurricane tracking methods, appear in the photos as swirling eddies of cold water Ln the warm current flowing off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula. They were located two weeks ago by a Naval researcher who was studying photos taken during the Skylab 2 mission. The Skylab 3 astronauts were told to take &orne more pictures. - GOLDEN* SPOON AWARD 4 Photos From Skylab 1 " .-...-.------------_ appearinQ in The 3va,IabI to you for S3. National News Briefs tOUGE0PEP4PAI1Y ICLUDI!&su ____________________ —; ___JIJ_____i - . 01 — In LUNCHEON SPECIAL American Exec Kidnaped In E / - - -' ENDS SVN OAT , Plane Crash Kills Two - Ui NASSAU, Bahamas (Al') Bahamian Magistrate Emmanuel Osadebay was expected to rule today whether international financier Robert Vesco should be extradited to face U.S. fraud charges. Osadrbay has heard almost two weeks of arguments by U.S. Justice Department lawyers seeking Vesco's return to New York and a battery of defense attorneys for the 38ye arold Detroit, MIrh native If Us-adebay rules fur Vesco's exLruditiur, the defense can appeal to the Bahamian Supreme Court, delaying any immediate return, There is no appeal for the U.S. government from a magistrate's ruling denying extradition. - - &REDFORD SEOUL (Al') - President Chung flee Park freed 17 students today in another move to quiet student opposition to Ns dictatorship. The students had been arrested during demonstrations against Park's authoritarian rule that began in early October. The president also ordered Education Minister Min Kwang Shik to reinstate 41 students who were expelled after participating In demonstrations In Seoul and other cities. But the president gave no indication that he might meet the students' other demands for the restoration of democratic government, abolition of the Central Intelligence Agency, economic reirrins, freedom of the press and an end to government spying on campus and academic activities. ,- - - -- - - - ' - - , - I.-- "i - - - ,—,-.,--_' ." -, , ',,,. •' - ' - ' , -. _____ -- - - - - ' ' ' - _ . displays 1at.ric manufactured by compu tor-con trolled machine r t rk . ux,ney to the Nixon campaign, — -A ------ �w_ - - 2B-The Sanford Herald ... - -- - - I. -- -- - - • ----- -- --- ------- -- •- - ---- - -- - -- - • - -••.• -__;...- --—:t- -- ______ --•.••••_ T'T '-fl --••••..- --••• • • •••• -• • _-•••-- - - - •-••••• • - •• •--• • • - •-.• --.-- =- Friday, Dec. 7, 1973 Cage Battle An Intro — County U" ' L 01w Ovi edo VQN-" It N • S tlight I L ! To Host Sports . __ ~01;X - _.~ - -, po - IZ1 1- --, .` - AM I .% I By Do n Gilmortin .~ By J RIClRS Herald S rts Editor po ) ~ I A . There seems to be some disagreement ,etween the coaches of Oviedo and Seminole concerning the possibility of a basketball game between these natural county rivals, I first talked to Coach Dave Miller of Oviedo n few days ago over to Seminole about a game" but the Seminole people ignored him and his wishes to schedule a game. Coach Joe Mills over at SHS had another story however, According to Mills the Oviedo school provided the situation a couple of years ago by putting off the Sanford team. At the time t he Seminoles were classified as an independent team, Joininp, the Big 8 a year later. At the time however, Oviedo was in the Orange Belt, in which they still compete, and said they had to make room for conference teams and probably could not get the Seminoles &mino1esin.MI1lswa1tedandaited—nodice — andhe wound up making his own sked. All-Bia Eiaht _ Ly ] yman total, is a key factor in th e clash. ringle,Clements Honored man _Satu rday 1- -. I By LEE GEIGER Herald Coespondent 2i for the . 6'2 senior while VI r Browy was only one bucket behind at 19 - :-I - P ,- vc I ..•.. I ' . P - __ - . _______ - - By [)AN GILMARTIN 11 .._; Oviedo, tU fewer personnel I.OiNGWOOD — When Coach The Oviedo Lions, fresh Lyman field goals, but only 11 of 16 having played on the school's from flick Steinke's 4~ a 65-52 win over Wyniore trailed last year's District Ten nalty tosses. football team, is expected to try Greyhounds take thc floor pressing man to ingn A Footballers Cleveland and to take advantage of their Tech play host turt1ay nigh t Double-A champs. against the highly-touted defense was used throughout Matt Leslie shined for the experience and longer practice to cross county rival Lyman Despite his poor shooting and the affair by last year's Orange Oviedo cagers led by ye Ho High School. und a rs netting 12 and 10 time defense against Wymore, Belt Conference and DItrit Miller, It will be his squad' s po ints , respectively, while 6'6" Patterson did a commendable Champions. It was so effective • second giant-killing Both quintets come into In a pro-season jamboree, still. Senior All-Count the Job center Rand as he COIn- that Wymare couldn't get assignment of the contest with like records at 1-0. ____ - I ____ - . A0 I - - - . -: - 'V - _______________ I, - _____ — - ' exciting come-from-behind )•ilian effort 13-1 1, despite hitting a poor 6 of 19 tries from the a big edge in that department. quarters of the lopsided affair, iWfl over Seminole Considered one of the best "big The hounds first got nbc the Tri be's in steak men" in the County, 6'4" act when they edged Last season the Oviedo a e. Ord Lee Cete and Rick Shuett bo th Patterson does have a undefeated Seminole, uitt was In plagued with Expected to see action agaL1 added six markers in the legitimate excuse for his for the Lions are seniors 4745, Tuesday in their season While the Hounds were sporadic shooting and cold opener Saturday they meet opening tilt, with Greg Rawlins eels that would last an entire pulling their upset the lions overall performance as he was Carlton Brundage and Nbbie adding the Final two markers Oviedo in the lions' hoe den rter before ettin' their used board supremacy dfld the Forced to spend most of his time McCall two men who figure I 8 P.M. offensive firepower of Leon on the gridiron while his prorninantly Ili the Lions plans, Wright is expected to en- Pa Cobb and Eddie Browdy to teammates were able to get ibotti gal Into foul trouble In the counter more problenis with going smoethly. secure their 13 ly,int triumph ahead of him in roundball Wymore gsme and saw limited The Tribe, with an off year ann her All-County star, Steinkc, who felt rebounding over a highly regarded Bobcat dept, last season, came on strong OviedosClenniePatterson,a6 playing time because of their axItiefensewereti is txstpoIn ts sq uad. taking their first three games of 4" JunIor under the bucket in situation. Browil contrbuted half of 'h the I vrnui squad, rnell i . 1k, - _2 .V--. _~ Va .. . - -_ . ., .T .. -__-- Ir-1 . _- " . ____________ : :.-J •IJ - ______ _____________________ j- . 111 . - - - -~~_ - - - I!, i ilii 1511!'' , ~~ll .1 1 : " ! " P ' A L.I ' - - - __ -- - . . L I . .. -&11. __ -1 _________________ . .. ' - - I -EF -. ..' 4 ,. Picks __ . - Friday, Dec. 7, 1973-3B TheSanfoidHerald -. - - .-.. ..- - ' ' WO. il Uldudud ruwn back. dcIdcd ucrn1i Tommie Thompson and Dennis educational plans. alUugii he had been his Id they were picked to the second team All Big b. (garrett along with defensive Mickey Pringle would have to Woodruff that he had been Sutton manned the running The 1973 football season for end Carlton Edge. be considered for the nominated to the All- back spot for the Seminoles and the Sanfore. S,~.~nlnoles was Clements, a senior running "Comeback of the Year" Confere.xv team. even missed a few games brightened yesterday by the back who is also a key member award, If such an award was "I really thought I would because Man ankle Injury. The announcement by the Big 6 of Joe Mills' cage squad, given. The SHS junior played make the team," said the 200 Sanford senior was consistcntly Conference of their All- alternated at the running back his first year of football this pound defensive tackle, "Bt't In evidence In the locals Conference selections. spot with several other season after being told it was the first team really was running attack and also conMaking the first team All. Seminoles including Sutton and unlikely he wou!d be able to beyond what I expected." tzlbut,ed significantly with the Conference eleven for the Tribe Thompson. However the kick compete. Pringle still has another year defensive linebacking chores. were Mickey Pringle at returns proved to be Clement's Pringle had a heart murmur of football left in him for the Hardy, also a senior, was a defensive tackle and Jim forte as he scored once on his sophomore year. He was Sanford School. At the present br ight spot in an otherwise Clements at the running back Gainesville with a 92 yard told by the Doctors that he be is playing JV basketball, mediocre Seminole front wall. spot. runback and also in the DeLand would risk serious Injury if not also the first tLne be has played All season the Tribe pathfinder Second team selections contest with a 72 yarder. death If he chose to play football that sport on an organized stood out In the trenches as a revealed two more Seminoles Clements has been - without surgery. The junior Learn. The natural athlete hit 15 ocher on the squad with Herb Sutton proached by Bethune Cookman quarterback hinter underwent and 17 otnts in his first two Hardy, wlo will graduate in at running back and Billy and Mississippi College in td , Ws open surgery and had an ex. contests for the Baby Tribe June, plans to attend and Hardy at offensive tackle, concerning athletic scholar. cellent season this year. roundballers. compete in football at BethuneIlonomble mention In the Big ships. The senior All- Pringle said he was surprised Herb Sutton and Billy Hardy Cookman College hi Dayt,una 8 select1os for the Sanford Conference back is as yet Un- at his election to the first team both expressed surprise when Beach • • --------•----•---------------------.•--•--------------------------.-----------•------•-.-----• ------herald Staff Writer earlier by coach Claude . .- - - -- Metro Conference Colonial, 6& 111atch-ul) of big w:n batthn~ "P"tt'd to try to slow (low" * action enough to let his team's by footballer Clennie Patterson Oviedo before Cobb hit a per- Saturday night is 'Sandwiche'~ 66. ' for control under the boards. physical strength work itself who went a dismal 4 for 23 from feet live for five from the field between the Oviedo Junior This year and last, Mills has had to make his schedule Lyman took the Tribe or, the ld and allowed himself to in the second quarter. llvn the Varsity contest and the Florida Leslie,a tough rebounder and into an advantage position, early, being a conference team, and zdvised me that he could charity stripe. hitting 15 oi 22 deadly free-throw artist who especially under the boards in get "back d3ored" onr two of them combined for over Tech-Clearwater Christian not wait for Oviedo to come through with game dates. freethrows and added 16 canned eight of 11 tz)sses an effort to stop the lJons' fast occasions, the IJon5 took the half of the 33 points managed by inatchup Mat takes place at 9 Over at Oviedo Miller says that the Lions only have 17 markers, while Seminole had 17 against Seminole for most of his break offense, lead from the outset and never ' to make regular season games an d would love to play Seminole. -However, af ter speaking wilth both coaches the fact corne:! to ___ __ ____ __ .. ___ light that they have not talked with each other, even in a 0 phone conversation. concerning the possible meeting of these rival schools. * In light of the (dcl that neither of these aches have ta1ked totheoth aboutagameleadsone to think that th e don'treazlywsnttoscheduleone Itisnotalongdistncecall frn O i ed o to Sntord and the saint is ti uc in . . .. -,,,. The efforts to make cthcts, in other words, ar of ' No Communications - - i. . . . Got enough for first team All Big 8 11 , 7__1t%___ , .) . - - A * soft. .'- - - . - .- .Agv= .-__ln _:Mp. ~ - I - -.- P -. .. - - ___ I -_ ____A~ - --- - - ~ -~ - , __ - _. 4_! Cotton Nets oci 8curn's p3ff57 ,,, ''; 4d -44 ' YZ7' tw -~-H7-1:--~--1 V. \ .e - - - __ _- — - . — - .. " - \\ ' '- .- \: ; / - h - - h , r- . Cotton led all scorers tbtalii;,; sonth was}laecnd honm e hit four field goals but had a disastrous 3 (or 11 on free throws. N .---. , , - __ -T. __ f. .6_ %, HEaALOS. / II -7 , :- . _. pooimwl Z- I . jjl - Thomas _-Z di "VkUsk! . -- — -, -,- I / TUtJI / Creom - ff ;~I . .- ,;;7-_ - ~ .- I --i_;--, i.v V\ OL I --l-t-- Brow& Ic - -- , ", MdnitvW L7 XiV VsIal 1raa,1 vt1 - a~c _ ~ I with a 66-50 decision over - I . z - I --- -- - 1M42 70 _ -1i-I I 5Fx i I - -_ - . -..-.._, -:: ----. 1 - - ~. . __ ~ ___. ___ -- - Fro ~~ ---- j rDom -' and forth side of the basket either scoring uni1 Just .inder twaminucs or getting fouled. UAW period Despite Robinson's effort his 1,vints were matched by Kevin a slight Robert Burkhart was the Hounds travel to the "Panther's mainstay of the offense hitting Pit." Tour Hopes To Compete Vv'th I PGA TG1 0 II' 7" - - - ____ W0_ _~__~_.4-_- * By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ame rican Basketball Msoci [call) cine on strong in the last points over the first two q- ____ ___ - Sutton (1) and Billy Hardy W congratulate each other Canadiens Tough Away, t But Home /s Heartbreak \1 ' W) Cd • a' 4- ters as the Nets raced from a 10march and rookie forward straight victory and lifted them There was no other action in deficit to 55-45 halftime lead. Larry Kenon is leading the pa- to within Pi games of first the ABA. lUre were two The Nets !ed by as rimy as 23 rade.' place in the ABA East. games in the National Basket- points in the third period beftre Kenon returned to the scene "Kenon did the job for us ball Msociation. Chicago beat emptying their bench. of his college triumphs Thurs- tonight," said New York Coach Philadelphia I"wW Detroit The Nets wound up with wvday nigh t and scored 21 poin Kevin Loughery, "He's pcog- edged Seattle lO& en players in double figureL to lead New York past the sed a great deal more than Kenon, a 6-foot-7 former Memphis Tams lIl. in the the normal rookie, and he s Memis State star. scored it Billy PaW followed Kenon with 19 points and Brian Taylor ., UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - Bowman, "and that seems to be times in the second period, JayThe Montreal Canadiens cotdd the difference. The better ques Ixmaire, Frank Mahovturn th e National Hockey defensive teams are going to 11th and Murray Wilson do League East Division into a sursie into the season the damage New York's Lorne rout If only they didn't have to f . Henning and Montreal's FIsewhere in the pLay in Montreal k Richard ezehaned goals in the falo blasted the New Rangers 8-4 and Toronto tressive road show into Uni lile, N.Y.. nursdpy night with into second predictable results -a 4-2 vieIn the World Hockey Aswi- Di%twn, four points behind treal now 10-1 in away43, Jerseybeat Clevelsnd 3-2 SabresS Range rs 4 games, as compared to a mere and Lm Angeles downed HwisRookie Rick Dudley scored $-5-1 In Irwit of the home folks. ton 4.3. three goals and assisted on an"We're playing better Denis Potvin put New York other is Buffalo extended its defense on the road," explained on top with a first-period goal Canadien Coach Scotty but Montreal answered three - -- . ----- .- ch gan Cou t Act For Rose Bowl Mi i r DETROIT (AP) 11 ion Michigan wants to go to the Rose Bow1, - &I - :__________________________ - , Wolverines Wt chance. 01) an W, no h$n ¶(nr 71*- teams finished the in a I(WO tie to wind up as un- ' , ' beaten conference ochiin rcus Plant, U-Ni faculty rellresentative for athictict in B C tr0 - £a.; ôtIiS!hI -i - I ,. - .. -. 14i I - - - - .4.. - I I- _- - I, - 11~ ~_.__ ~ ~ - I - I " • - il:W - — ' - ' . . - - - - .'- -- Ladi"es Golf - --. ..•. -.-, - - . ., I' . k , - A - It' Nearest to the Pm on the 16th hole was the feature this week In A Low Gross, ' Malrgartt Botts too top honors, arid in Low Net, Martha Henry won. of In ( iril I UrA the n, wiUi rar ta king t he honors in Low Net Virginia Sirnnen tIv the C FlUe, Low G ross with Francis wi 0 - ' ..\% •:.; . .e 'i . -I - ,-_•.,/. a JUST BARELY MAKES IT '- DENNY STRAWTER'S long jump shot just barely makes it over the outstretched arms of Tim Carroll (20) as the Crooms Panthers take a 43-36 decision over the Lyman Freshman. Crooms' Kevin Brown (3) Japanese c,irc Mcr, Cit mi- pecat *ay INS beaSon THE WORLD iN 1973 rTiakeS IMO kina ot 9,ii that brings a long and lasting remembrance throughout the years to come The tkrtg and d,amatica!I -,. illustrated vol. urne of histor y as we lived it recounts one of the most exciting news years in a decade with thousands of words of text and hundreds of eye-catching qWos in wor and black and wride There's nothing like at and it's yaws for the astonlshlniy low price or arty )4 tnrougfl mis newspa pe r For friend or rein. aseoai General 2 I tic 1 41r LIOSI ON I Al Not in 1a.-rguson s goal mid,Nil (triIcI t,lt.hc ti:, U way through the final period Yastneinski of the Red SOX said Yax was in Japan to dis. WEATHEFtTRON gave Jersey the win. Bobby says lit' is somewhat intri gued cuss a possible $300,OIX) multi. HEAT PUM Sheehan and Mike Laughton with the idea of playing year, tax contract with a CALL also scored for the Knights who ba.!eball in Japan, adding that Japia, team brought denials PLUMBING & trai led 2-0 after seven minutes It "would be a wonderful ex- from sports attorney Bob HEATING, INC. penlence ... If It were possible Woolf, who is on a world tour of the first period. 3fl4342 1007 S Sn¼rd within th e m.jor league reserve with Yastrzemski and their i ts Cleveland games. clause," the Boston Globe streak .stopped at reported today. 4 Aen's 3 Sharks Gary Veneruzzo scored two In a copyright dispatch from aiIiUIIuIiUIUIIiaILi1I*uIISRIIR* goals and assisted on two others its Asian bureau, the Globe I as brie Angeles beat Houston for quoted toe highly paid outAUTOmINSURANCE the first time in Itir attempts fielder-first baseman as sayng 1tAJ D A T A £ ww 'rs , i. -Ages '1iu thbsc.ni. Vntiuuu's,t'tulid he was not in Japan Lu diM-Uss sO b A goal at 7:29 of the final period any contract with a Japanese OPEN SAT. 9:00- 17-00 proved decish'e club, but to handle BLAIR (jordie Howe fed his IS-year- inents with Japanese-made LOW MONTHLY AGENCY I PAYMENTSI 233866 old GOri Mark for a pair of baseball equipment now being Houston goals. sold in the United States. IUIIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIDlp$$III... four j' •. - - by - ,-. , ' . .J' . . ' tive, oet your copy today &3PI - WALL Pegyl3iIiupi. .- -- 1: -. l ,. wives - - -- — ___ — — — 1 I THE WORLD IN i973 free 30clation, whicli was won by . ¶41 .-.::. - Houston. Crusaders . ,'.. ___ . a . i .' - -1 ______ - . . . f t ' 1" 'W E/.' 'V L. iW -1 - ::.. I - 1• A ' •.': c . . ' -- %; .' '7) 1 1 -, _1*, % V*% - . ,.:. .' * -- -, 4c".., .. N* ____ r . .. I / : , ".q ~ . f11 ~ . .,fi. .- -.A-" ,.- :%.t-- _____ - 41 - the season in the third period to and man's Janiei Swi'lley (35', look for it tmssible rebound. give the Oilers the victory. (Herald Photo by John Chea-wa) Harrison's flame-winning score caiiic wi th less tiw tu win. • • pKeep our Utest 1th the West by WHATCHAMACALL IT Edmonlay. on ' -Warm With A ii .: a cutmw L,óLc j Knights 3, , - _-~_~--_-- - ~_. " I Leafi4,Starsl Toronto goalie Doug }'avchl turned away 36 Minnesota shots as the surging Maple Leafs moved into a third-place tie with the ltangersin the East. Norm U llman, Rick Kehoe, second-place nne _--__--l . -:" Yastrzemski Intrigued jj- 60 rIt"s; ~L Gift Wrap the World For That Special •' Tony Featherstone scored for Minnesota Oilers 4, Toros3 Jim Harrison, the WHA's leading scorer with 34 points, scored his l2th and l3th goals of but the University's athletic send Ohio State to the Rose board doesn't want anything to w-1 football game Jan. 1 in. do with the law suit seeking to stead of Michigan. A- - . Inge Hanimarstrom and Dave Keon collected the Toronto the league's 10 athletic direc. tots over their vote Nov. 25 to - -- assist& t !1QtA 14N I I 1_._.,- __" -_-_ _,W*~_~ -"-;. .,--- r- : - 4w_*~~ _ ' , - --. - a culla em log h% S sdcok%ft 113!10111W __-~~ - - FRO&. A $9995 - ft the Sabres, tying two club records with twogoats and four ____ CHAIN SAWS The New York NeU; are og the ation. It was the Nets sixth few games." __ - . California 90-66; Wake Forest defeated William & Mary 78. 58 and DePaul dumped Washington State 67-45 DLstrict Fred ST. PET ERSBURG , Fin, the A ended its l3 season hopes ti dr i') Fi 1kliigari alwnii, API Tournament Golf Inter- last week with the Disney World and a Few of the current PGA read the affidavIt Thurdy at a naUoi'al, w?dch hopes Pc even- Open n"ar Orlando. performrr hearing in o FTA TF teall ci'nitc with the Prufes plaintiff (ierald Fa ye sought The TGI tour as never i Iky commissioner of the sional Golf Association's tour A )it 11 I Preliminary injunctim for, .j be JUlt 8 beicond toUr,9 mak,-a IU debut hen. e today wi~ PGA, refused to comment mea nt to F Id commissioner Dick Heath. 2 2y 6 the first routO of a W.4e his opinion in New York "Thel whole Idea is to give directm. 1 01 I tournament, prc2essional golf wider nuKaess denied the injunction A number of PGA Pour teL91- '1dne.dqy dieice rppcal proide more and set tii fmal judgment on tnctu1l' .ii1i.ial I%iUfl I'd. pointcd out that if the TOl flexibility for the players F0FT A TP and t quez, Boh Murphy, Bob Goalby the case for Monda) hl scheduled een' the same better meet the indi v idual ntd denied a motion t. Fn)e'5 and Mawn liudol~h. are scheaI wLvk as the PGA next year, of sponsors," 2 oo 4 uled to play ~M upe torneys, Ronald Egnor and 12 ' 104 al h Kom-Itoh fo. the toUfflalift l from his ocr tL,(it,iidi ' Mt t4cin. pi i'u t Uardinoor nan °.°' ror of Inc cm1Ip1 ng P Fir place money is 15,000 event to pl player and a band Country Club, include USC of ay in 17 1 and secon4 added s Pl'til' an Virtunhi) any kind &f club ar4 it • ii 11--43 Ths initial effort r4 The new organization w hich either the Ami'nica' or the rs hl)e is suing Wftrri Duke, W threat to the PG'A tour since plain 40 townaments a ytar, smr;llcr British-style ball. colderence comm 'mi I 0 blocking five shots whille playing less W.n a half. The Crim. son Tide is 2-0 for the year. In o ther top games, James "Fly" Williams so-red 36 points as Austin Peay whipped Union, Tenn., It?-V; Tulane downed Southern Mississippi 9~4111; Utah surprised Southern _______ - -=- .d -, %) - -a Ken on Leads New York Parade SECOND TEAM ALL BIG EIGHT ... Herb l - - (Herald Photo by Dan Gilmartin) 30 poin!s as Notre Dame rolled to :, , - '-' ____________ ~___;1 _4 441 I r - - . __ - so_ ~ w I ~ - - - -_ a- points at the end of the first half to go an top for good. Gary I ,added flints and freshman Adrian Dantley had 20 for the winne.s. l,n,,, State ,1" ,pped its record to 3-0 with the win over Texas. IA,n Kruger netted 16 points for the Wildcats. The Longhorns are W. Sophomore excellent zone defense W'W * w - 7fr ''-ij EfVP . - - gas with 16 ohnShumate poured tack a two point halftime lead of the early points with Tim dock. and stretched It out to seven in Carroll taking At that time Cotton found Brown who dropped the ball in two, Brett the third quarter putting the Thomas helped out with a field himself connecting (rem the from in close. Cotton had his big game on ice early. goal. baseboard as he pumped in quarter of the night getting two The ba by Hounds hree a raigh field goals. Joe uckc and going wo for wo ' he second perii saw 60 per cent from the floor but Hounds narrow the lead to two Starling added to the cause with from the line. had their problems at the points 14 points with 12 coming in liii t. 1~ of Rubin Cotton the Panthers Robirtson amounted for three was showing on tt.e ' - t 11* Behind the accurate thooting field to lead the team initially. t -- s true fur the Panthers. They shot edge. around 30 per cent from floor and SO per cent from the — . Z__ Stetson. Bobby Florence led the balanced winners' attack 14 8 of 28. The exact opposite was with the 11mrids taking ____ a. - -. I their opener to Tem Tech before rebounding against BROWN CAGED BY HOUND FP1OSH third stanza ;CUW,44f.-~,,11-a ._ - - blemished rCCLrd into its game. San Francisco lost in verLinic to Stanford &MI Monday night and the 49m were upset 73-71 at Colorado Wednesday night Jerry Tarkanlan, a successful coach at Long Beach Rate -_ In a defensive struggle. four points. The cross county rivalry is charity line connecting on only Both teams were on the boards In the Hounds' fatal quarter renewed on Jan. 24 when the S6 — - - I'W . a .- 13 Kansas State beat Texas 713 and No. 18 Alabama whipped Oahoma State in other top 20 action. Neitter San Franc'co nor I Beach State takes an un- . . by Alan Maver ,' & Stetson, No. 8 Notre Dame trimmed Northwestern 98-74, No. - - Lyman opened the third on two from under the basket. Herald Correspondent used by both squads throughout period by tying the score at 17. On 11)1) by 33-25 the Panthers the afternoon kept the scoring Carron ccrinected on a short settled down to a mre canLONGWOOD - A stron 9 down to a minilnum. Cotton and jumper. Next it was Longwood servative style of play forcing third pen eff or t Y e Robinson were the only two p1ayerJamesTwt1leywhogae Lym an to pay a more Crooms cagers surged them double-tig men, aggressive game. the Greyhounds tLe lead, ahead as they held on in the Crooms took an earl" fourth . Robinson proved to be the big Seeing their !ead slip away final stnz to bthg home a 43 period lead outscoring Lyman 1114111 for the Howids because on roundbali victory over the 1.6 in the opening frame. Inn Raines dropped one in four successive plays he drove Lyman froih in the first outing Panther T"rry Smi th hit or. two (toni outside evening the tally. in for a lay-up from the right for both squads. foul shots plus one from the The lead rocked back - ' - ~ — - 1. I \ - k'Ik X . Mabama, scoring 22 pints, grabbing nine rebounds and By JOHN CHERWA - ~_ , iii - U i 11 t 20 tea tonighi Top-ranked I UC goes back into action Saturday aguinst Southern Methodist. _____ __ - -___--_--______ -N - ______ - -_ i , . __ Croo s Du Seminole County Tournament'? a -zI '- its third straight triumph. The Irish ran off nine straig ht Aiwtbe - reason Nited by the Oviedo tutor was the factor of Playing the Tribe early in the season. 'MYOr E',1#M - " last game against the Dons. : - i nen yr 1 Beach State coach, sa he thinks his team w remember its .-. __- LThanksgiving tournament. "I would definitely !ike to play them in the regular season," said Coach Miller, "But I really don't think I would want to pla% thein in Lhe Thdriksgking Tourna,nient because we already.have our tourneys te, up,- sa!d the Lion cage I - - IR Ve w &nii'oles in the regular season, but was not so keen on the AA/p - - CO3ch Dave Miller Miller said he would love to play the v.1611r 1'771,e)^ki F, - -... A.F...a.. (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) 156;r~ I) ( U Cf I I thIriln KEVIN t3'f I ; P I tourn . anient meeting betweer the two would not hurt it), a - MA-4 - -- - . ._ - recoro when considered for post season competition, , C1tAk 1 - that tile city of Washington Doyle, a smooth-fielding second pitcher Mike Strahler to the would Indeminify the National baseman, was sent to California Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher League for any legal judgment for two minor leaguers, cou ton, Denny Doyle moved to Cal. And shortly after the stunning Uial results in the swing east. pleting a deal in which the Ra eman ifornia ... and San Diego moved announcement, an attomey for Upon learning Of the move, Angels sold infielder Bi to Washington, D.C. 11 GIFT the city of San Diego revealed: attorney John Witt of the city of GrabarkeWitz to Philadelphia The last move created the "We will file a 112 million an. San Diego proclaim-d t te t . F D y1e, e most controversy at the action- tiIrut suit in federal court suit would be filed because, Angels sent pitcher Au e io 1 flied Intcr tt1bill meetings against the Padres, the fhe Padres broke a cuntrait' Mont°ago and ctuie1dtr thursday National League and Mr. Dan The Pedr es have IS yea rs left Chr is Co1etta to the Phi The Wy:m)ieen deal be nsk)." on a 20-year contract to phy in Those deals were among sev :n u /tru and the DiIg Joseph Danzarhy, a grocery San thcgo en Thursday. The others includers, and the Philadelphia chain magnate, heads the purWhile the smolderin g San ed Philhles'trade that sent Doyle to chasing group from Wasiington Diego situation occupied most The Texas Rangers purchasthe Angels were among the that has taken the Padres from of the attention, there also were ing first bpseman-outfielder --major swaps a pass'onately interested San the trades Terry Crowley from the Balti Overshadowing the trades Diego group Wynn, Houston's power-hit more Orioles .- , . however, Was the announce- It appeared that one of the ting outfielder, was sent to IAs The New York Yankees 111. men' by the National League prune conditiona of the moe Angeles fur to pitchers — the ing shortstop Jim Mason from that the financially troubled concerned protection against a left-handed Osteen and minor the Rangers. San Diego franchire would be possible suit It was learned leaguer Dave Culpepper. The De troit Tigers trading . - GREAT - . - I , - - - - - Mills said that he is lid!ed to 21 regula:- season games L.and two tournaments. Playing Tdple-A ball clubs, which is AW XVM.TRYmrf _ •- By THE S( LATI I) Last March, San Francisco 6eat Long Beach State 77-67 in a National Cl1egiate Athletic Association regional tourna merit basketball game. The two teams meet again tordght with San Francisco, _____ k_ 0-~ - - I . ~_-_--_ - -~A_ -_ - L. - - hurb us m the seedings at the end of the year t DLct Tournament. S I would rather plaY them m the Thanksgiv ing Tüwnamen. INFLATIONARY BRIAN - " Wynn moved to Los Angeles, gent on some unnamed "coridi(laude Osteen moved to lIou tions" ______ - affirmative vtin. He is wWing to plAy the Lions on the court b' would rather compete wi th than in a tournament than in the regular season. **I would he more Lv= gli-A to invite them to our Thanksgiving tournament," said Mills when asked of a possible meeting, "But pizying them Ln the regular seasort I ,.. I -- -. -t~ f - --! I----_ . - .z_ -A ~__ ~ 1. . - In Basebal/ Movin ' S HOUSTON (AP) - Jimmy moved to Washington. contin- , - l Coach Joe Mills reonded to the abos e uesUon in the I ~4 "1 - - I - . - - • T- , - Tan - An example Miller said he tried to call Mills several times last year. In fact he never talked to the Seminole I coach And, once when he aded the Sanford school, Mills was in between be ing firci b) Jack Redding and then being rehired by Don Rey-noWs who replaced Redding as SIIS .prmndpal Confusion could have played a part in the lack of con. ' nectiona however now that the ituatin IS (1'!lnitch .,. cleared up there should be no trouble. All you read in the papers today is concerning the energy crisis and saving fuel, etc., etc.. so why don't the Seminole County athletic people contribute somettung to this solution by scheduling an All-County Tournament. L, - gle I _T I Ever F bod Gilmartin) - - , (Herald Photo by Dan , • '•'-!1V;.$1k ti- Friars Rate __ CLENIENTS FIGHTING FOR YARDS I ~.k, I SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD POUGHKEEPSIE , N.Y. 12601 Enclosed is $ Please send copies The World in 1973 at $4.95 each to "p" _______- I of i Name i I • - - - ------ Address - City and State • • - • I - - -- - - •. - ---- - •- • - --------- --- • -. 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FIa. person or ccli for appoIntment, nelghbgr, ministers, doctors, -____________________ Deltona Inn, 64* 4493. ntJr5. and to the many railroad AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, GOOC mm wereunabl,toaitj future, good pay. experienced Test technician Gncral knowledge luner,ql AlP license. Anderson Em ci transformer testing desirable. plOyment, e3gol The family of OEK Industries Inc. S31 7777. ROBERT ROSS EISENCOFF _______________________________ Young man to train for Lawn Mower DIilVC' S Part time or full time englne end powvr equipment. We train you. Good commission 4 Personals Salary open. Liwis. Sate's & SetYellow Cab Co. 301 S. Park. - - - -.-------------_ vice, 2517 Covntry Club Road. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil ________________________ Fret, UI 7077 for We Care" -- Red Lobiter SALESMEN "Hotline". Adults. or Tiens.. INNS OF AMER'CA Needed. No experIenc, necessary. FACED WITH A DRINKING Apply In person. Art Grindlcs Needs You PROBLEM Wheel Ranch, 65)0 N. Hwy. 17 97 Perhaps AlcoholiCs. Anonymous Sanford Applyrowforv,aItresws,waJ,s & Can Help kitchen help Phone 473 45*7 Experienced jetcoat man. Top pay, $00 E. Altamonte Ave. Write P.O. Uox 1313 good fringe benefits., Contact ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. Sanford, Florida Personnel Dept., Sporticraft, in,, 90.1311 5679, 0 yy Fla EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR- Drug I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Action Committee of Seminole FOR ANY DEBTS INCURREC County, Sanf4rd, Fla. Etc. BY ANYONE OTHER THAN * Construction * perienced and degree in Social MYSELF AS OF DEC. 2. 197) Sciences preferred wllh gary Howard Tri'94, psychology and Business Ad Foremen min'strat ion backgrogtd. Send I WILL 1401 BE kESPONSI(jLF UTILI T" CONTRACTORresume to P.O. Bøx 114, FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Manhole, conduit ani cable. Altamonte Springs, FIa. 32701, or BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Experienced only. Paid vacation, phone 30537)1730. MYSCLF AS OF DEC 5. 197) h)tzi,iy'. t'cp!til:tt.v ç,ll c ,',i!(.0 ,O TiULTlU, LtJFI' ?4 Business Opportunities 631.3453 'L!!Ir --:, 31 - Apartments Rent AparTments kent 2bedroomapfac'Iment No ctiildrenor Deli Phone 322.3575 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W, 1st. St. Ibedroom apt. $165 per mo. UtilElles paid. Ph. 322 1139. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 116W. 2nd. St. TraIler. Nice one bedrtom. Good location. For mature employed edult. Pit. 323.5493. Small Apartment. CleanS, Reasonable PP.. 372.1394 3? 2be-oom house foe rent, 317 Holly ______ st., $133 pec mo. Ph. 471440. I bedroom house furnl%hCd No pets. Call fl7-4737. . it ________________ Mobile Homes Rent 34 3 - L For Rent . _____________ ' -'---'---- Construction laborers. for new plastic Concrete work. Op. 1700 Reward, biack & Ian Dober. norlunity for advancement, 323. man, male yHis.. Lost East 0352. Orlando. Nov. 15th. 1 ?773U3. TEXAS OIL COMPANY Lost- Pinecrest area small male good man over 10 for short trips reddish blonae part Pek. Ans.wers surrounding Sanford. Contact bRim, of"Chcw Chow' Call 323. cuStomers. We train. Air malt 5317 alter I p m. B G. O4ckers.on, Pres, South '.estern Pelroteum Corp. Ft. Worth, lix. 6 Child Care 4p P: SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK XAR WASH available S.n lord and Surrounding area, very lOw investment, 75 pci financing An investment for those &o MUST SUCCEED and one that vHIl provide years el IIHdt r come Call collect, 901123'fl63 needs . , Connors P' Child care In my home. S day we*. Small oups. of children. Call 323-57u. ',libabyst Jr. my home for working mothCr 1.20 per wk Meals. •n ciuded Call 32.3 31. o Ilie NAVEI.ORAP4GES Tangerines.& Tangelos 3fl 623) cr 3fl 0362 Nastase Oranges.. Lemons, Grapeiruif, Sats.um.as, Tangerines. Will ship. fl. U. Hutchison, 373 4031. BOSTON (AP) - hUe Nas. the U.S. Pro title at nearby tase, Jimmy Connc*-s, Tom Ok- Longwood In July, while the ker and John Newcombc, four other semifinal sent Okker, of of the au leading money win- The Nther1ands anlnt Au. ia Gncal Thinqsto Et TangerInes., Tangetos and Satwmas. 13 bu. you pick. 32)1571. vo a.i th $50fl0O Commercial Umcn Masters Tennis Taurna. ment beaded into the nartnai round tonight at Eynes Auditorium. Nastase, the defeidjng pk4i [loin Rornania, who came so angered by jibes tram tans that he wanted to quit in Nastase leads with $113,750, only $13,000 ahead of Smith, hix second match Wednetay, who loomed the favorite to retain the title and add another $15,000 to his bulging bank account. The fl-year-nld Nastase was to play cnnors, U3e 'nung American seitsation who won ker is third with $163,500, foltowed by Connors with $150,150. Ashe failed to qualify In the Grand Prix for this tournánent twit tas rni only only ncmbers missing from among the top six money winners this year were Mneri('flS Stan Smith ar3 /j1Ju. Ashe. The GIFIS EXT R AO RD I NA I P ESome great ifl Ideas in VuIelidi Gift Guide, II will totve your gift giving praOicm. ______ Trev Ripened Or angst 1700 bu. FreShly picked grpetrvil, $I.Slj bu. Horse & Rider, 7151 Sanford Ave., Sanford. New field Limas 13 Du. Cans Farms. Lake Mone. 3230540. $1,000 more than Newtnbe, II Instructions Asks T\f ii - _________ 13 Travel Agencie p1ineplayerscrcocj wh,n vnhitii tksi IMlJ. f.,IIM U-....••.'. 14 I , 'II I Results Matinee 1a'ai' 1$ t D4*s. I1CMD, Patts, '"tj 4" " ç 7' FRONT J54if°. "0' t._I.w UNUSUAL 4 •' LII I _____ ______ F,__... __ SM 3 ,s-s tiI____ 4&$ ,. PIPjN. i 4 - .trrt , 1 1 "*1 tt3 7 P -- -- . I' 4 4, I '. • •• • " -, 72 Impala . BUY till BEST for Dad, DINGO BOUTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, 305 E. First. New POlarl0t) SX 70 1141.11 Low est price In town. Layaway. Medco PlncreSt Shopping Center. --_________ YULE JEWELS and lots. of sparkling ideas are found in the Yuletide Gift Guide in the ________________ TO CHOOSE 1 -- FROM IIwiIde Homes By Appnt. ,_, 1 CONSTJC11 hC _________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ WA fJ 9595 - i!, - ivwrc #_ ffluuiegu i,•,avt' i.e ea'er *th a 0 E Compactor. In tPock. Sanford ttectrc sn P,rk. 322 1362 Makt Mon's life eaSter, let a Kirby do the work It's S mathine In one. KIr1y Vacwm Cleaner, 107 W 77tP - St Sontord 323.1110 . oaei ora - 1YY3 mx i... . I'oe N as'ters & ø from Firestone, downtown 1Sn. iJ.J wit mkp l,nc'y easier for Mom cli year. 327 . GIve Mom comfort and beau$--. - __________ _____ a ______ ____ -- COUlTt(, ,, a 7 Ccbw Boat _____ ____ - Pe.-w. A * $ 1 395 VW B" MO? .a Trar ____________________________ a "?95 41 0'..... ; iiL*4 -- lr - AH - ' ,. -. ' ,. -'fI ,------ a gut that is. SEW rlght.-a SewingMachinetro'nxksgdon',, downtown Sanford. 573-4V1. -- _____ _____ ,.• ,v i'ri)'mi; merry wiit'i a round or hearfshape locket C.waltney Jewelers, 204 Park Aye, Dress them up for Christmas in a pair of Poll Parrot Shoes. Knight's. Shoes, 2 E. First Great Gifts? Jack Tar Boys Clothes 0 7 from Merry Go S Sanfr Av 377.90 .j • _____________________ _____ ______ ______ L I - "' I ., k4 Gifts for1 20 pece sets of Corrill dinnerware, $19.95 special. Black 8. Dicker power tools, Stanley hand tools ,ind electric heaters Grtgy Lumber, 44 It & Maple. 3220500. Large selectionof moccasins for the w$tote family. Tb Equestrian 53 a, a.,..a . Great ticking stulters-Watches from ¶71 95 and up Gwaltnpy J.wt'!tr', 22-4 Pirk ,'ive ______ _____ j!i-t 4'ii - -._ '-_.4.4' I - }j•'j] '.1t IH*yIlcll Teatwitiiflj r,,v( sPrts.weir. (1.7 frcm & _.!ns I.- - Callbart Real 21 Hot" S(YrVI'C Call3fl IIOOE,751l',St 312 66%.S ALL out of Ideas? Visit FTi 7'S ANTIQUES, 1 muie we-St 41 I I on old Slate Rd. 46 at "76" Station, Peola1 377S7l. Gifts of Dls.tlnctln. Diamonds, Watches., Silver China, Crystal, Padef's Sanford. 3727363, Give Roller Skat for Christmaslarge selection of skate cc. cessories. SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track Road 13$ 704 WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS (tcltL moccasIns, billfolds, tid.ltt eprn.e' Savti,ttheOi4 Corral )7.y2, I mile S. if Deflary. 66* 4034 Western Shop, 322 KINGSBERRY- El Capitan St. Ray Crank, Builder. New 3 bedroom. 7 bath homi's. Car. pefing, range, di$hwa5hr, dsposal, central heat-air. Lot 110 x 160'. Ph. 67) 4*60. Make your holkay pnrtralt5 memorable with unlqy Irames from Se-nkarlfm. 710 Magnolli GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used funnily,, and 3ppIlenc,s to Larry's New 1. Used Mart. 215 S. Sanford Ave., Ph. 323-4133. Creating unique gutS is. easy with wood art ills. from Village Craflsmsn. 102 S Ptk. 31) $730 -Centratr.e,t&oIrm,ans Cumfrt for all year round. Sanford Heat & Air, 3234390 - J . -' ------------_-_-__...__.._ - in - - SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 32? 4I II9S, French Eve Sunday, 372 73?Ior'Jfl 1196 LAKE MARY COUNTRY LIVING Seasons Greetings fron Art Ori, ,ptes Wheel Ranch. Special fl kovi V3, auto- air, radic,, heat. fb.on,tte c1Gthr fiom Oultr Limits, anlgrci Plaza, G'ft Certificat's are us? per fet . :. - I ' Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 '- Longwood Inc Realtors ___________________________ LOCH ARBOR- Spacious. 3 bedroom, 7 bath, split plan. family noon,, mapped kilchen, by 'side rctr,crator freezer, Iwo car gs.ragp, beautifully landscaped, wood Privacy fence. A must to 1Slt'3 ,i ,; FOIl THE GOLFER IN YOUR FAMILY. . .Tup tine of Golf Clubs, bags.. b.Slft, sportswear, MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB lRO SHOP, Ph. X2 7331 - .7 sude :IiOMEI - -- 1 need extra care. Give them v.Tamnt from Anirnal)layen3fl Ou FRIOIOAIRE. KtTP'EN AID, MAYTAG. FF,D()ERS All mao, ii ruat;t, isr''Tei Pe.1diity. HOME APPLIANCE CENTER. 1700W. 1st t. 322 43. - ' ".. 83O.5OO ______________________________ re1ri1 Cev&ler Moto,- Inn HALL REALTY REALTOR ___ 3735771 - __________ --------- . Ceneva-Large 3 bedroom hon. th 10 lots, 1)7.500 cash. Call ) __________________ DeftARY, two bedroom, 1'. bath, unutual home, unfurnished, lar-je family room, 7 utilities, extra 1(11 5790) CORBEJT 5 -1 - REALTOR ()mfl,r rt"t 4.StS 't "' '. -- Sales Feed ----_______ 68 _____________________________ BULLDOZER VORK :learurig lots SpecIalty. 373 1731 after)p_m_ _____________________________ our - ___.-. Ceramics - J ACKSOPI'S CER..MtCS, supt,Iles, kiln dealer 10 5 Closed Thursday & Sunday. 327 7971. coat dresses. 31$ Silver lewelry etc InqUiries alter 7pm , MO'iirig Sale Fmjrnutu're, Org.in. Misc. I) West Ills St 372 3s.t CaSh register,) s.ht.w casv with it on , safe, 7 ir condfliorrs 125 ri 7571 Pa:.. Dr. 373 311* machine for service Afterhotjrs' REALIGR truck 373341$, 327 ISIS 37".3591 fl20441f 3779751 _____ . -- Sicri 1 m . m only. Antiques, oak secretary,7dr.".mrs. English (Chime) mantle clock, oak rocke:, haIl tree. flecitwood chairs 9lS ncore. I?' Jon boat 8 oars. 1 tc'ctes, numerous to m.nlio's. Old coinS Of iii kmnc't pus misc. It.rr,$ Go west on 64. MILES pat? I I turn left On Late Mirkhm Ri ,tufn 1st left again. 3rd louse on left 37? 3553 ' WHQA,00nttpsro,ivawayusefui,dle itCms. Sell them Quickly with a Herald Ward Ad by calling 372 2611 and asking for a friendly Advisor ______________________________ ADCOC Roolirig&SheetMetal Gutters ICv,wn Spouts. tOO Frencti Ave 3fl 9351 VV ant ids B ring ResuRs LetacIas.s.ifiedadhelpyoulean your attic, garage or basementl CaSh buyer for used articles, fur niture. etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 327 6972. ________________________ oRIENTAl RUGS WANTED Toppricespeid.used,any(ondition 644 $176, Winter Park. __________________ CASH 372 1132 or used furniture, appliance'. 1 u ieiI iiems Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. _______________________________ 4'... a. Pet CONC1ETE PAl lOS COC,fluppi FENCE to 11H 5)) 57a3 - Custom Home 5 Ide build custom homes, or'ia e-drooms. bithrnrin, n1" SUN Er"rrprSes, Inc. 13044.42 "..--- Doors Inc 1304517 or s..l,r cc' os, contact its tirst We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COiN CENTER. 109. W 1st 373 43S1 :' Si Custom Painting Reasonable Cal Ray D Custom made screen rao,c. flQrt Tøp workmanship and rna'er,als LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373467$ Dog training I'i yovo home. All Breed Dolt Training Academy. Call for fr-ta evaluation *31.7320. Boardinq-Profesaionai with love $ am 6 p m Anrnal Haven Boa'dng 32 _______________________ TreeService EAR.I'ISTRONG Tr& Lakefront Service, DeMossing, Transplant. rig I Removal of trees.. Lakefront cleaning. leo a* too large or tgo tmnSll.Call3371649a.'ytlma. Vacuum Cleaners ________________________________ KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER authorized tate's 8 service in Sanford. OpenS 5, Mon. Fri. Sit 7 i 107 W. 27th St. Ph 3735130. FREE Wallpaper HangIn PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Com,'nerclat __VreeEstatesPh3726473 - BIN WELDiNG Road Servir. ø..uii PIlOPIE 372 9775 LandCleonng "' - i'iiOku, c. ii ' . /7 AuctIon Auction Sale FRIDAY7P M 'Snt z'- pe'es SucP. as g.atcleg table, chest on chr.,t, lamp table. buffet and Sideboard, Old chairs, pictures. and fr.irnas Cos..h and matching Chair; dinette sets., Singli be'dt, small chests, 10'JflgCCtii-r L'e.l, all kinds ci hundreds. of misce1laneq '•"' - Pt 46 West, Sanford 173 5430 w -- 5 -' , .-' ..-. '., .' - - ,- S. _-_ ,, - -. 'St ii' -, -i_l -' ,, - - -- - - '5 -.. ,e - •- , ,r- -'. r'.. -=-----.-= . ac.....a.. • - - :..jr.....r.._ -- - - - 5-5 _.'t ,, - --. - -. - - trn..U' 5. -- - - - , -- - =s-r_' - s-S "- 4_-.- -- -rr$=- _r . =-=--.=' -'- I .4i - ,- .. -rr..rnLr,,a -' - =----- E=*= -:ii---' -z - -' f- t._ -, replace old windows, any type Save fui Free screen. SUN Erit":us., In" 1301642. T/t _ I7'Iui:ü - ____ -- ' .-._ ' ' - - - - - fl". Sf 172 6.1.32 Windows Shrubs vrimrned & shap ti.'dS (leined & edgt'd to per HIL ENGRAVING SERVICE tection. Splaiist Mowing by requeSt only free estimate. .173 & .te*e-lry. Trophies 4261 6'l lictit Dr 55l!CtiJ, T 15$ Dell's ,\uction Service ____ 701W 2nd St Engraving - - ._ - WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types )r'cl SIS We repair and service STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLy CO. - ?TT - - , ____ ________ "'' - - ________ .'fldScp,i,j - ______ ____ 3" and lIrqer. pumps, sprinkler'. Water ____________________ u'c-"dtoriers. 322 MIC & .1 n 'er, Mowing, Edging, or Builders. sUb contractrs. Irir.lining Complete House Plans and Shop €,t Rwxwbi,tt.1-33367*7, Drawingi, Fast, dependable _____________________________ economical Cal, Victor 36S14) Lawn Cleanup, and Light Hauling. Tr5mblay. 373.2771. -_- ""'1 "jic,c JOYCEWELLDRlLLlP Lawn Service ro'f tin --' --_ ___________ Well DriIng Hodges & Grills LInd Clearing Excavatng I Gradr.q Ph 373 An, ?',pO '1 _________________________________ 'ii t:i' cr J r '1 1 t' r V ¶ S. - . Welding '.- 'stomn maije cabnets, bars. vanities. or replace that Old :ountef tØ sr mu ', -' ' Care _______________________________ Carpentry. Remodeling, &toition, I .,, Airless & Conventional Ph 32.37956 , F hone: CusPom Work Free Estimate. 323. ____ 322-26 1 1 __________________ Stamps.Coins ,'r- U .HOME & BUSINESS. Leta CIaSs.ifiedidhifp vouratt.c,garageor5,,.,.... party. 69 HMOfd I RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EX.TERIOR PAINTING PH. 377 SoMor 323 7421 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322)3)5. "LakeM.ary" Painting-InterIor 6 exterior, repairs. roofs painted, free honest eiperlenced estimates 3?) 0794 Wanted to Buy - ParntIn s- _______ Concrete SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN P EASOh'AIILE PRICES CALL 37? - Acreage, LrWs and Lawns Freeestlrnate, call 373 IQ.t '.dll Home _________________ dome repar,, ump.ovem,j,t, punting No lob too large or too small Ph. 323 3609 a Wanted Old lurniture, lamps. misc. private Ph. 372 919) ___________________ - ,,. -- TOWER'SBEAIJTYSALON (tormerly Harriett's Beauty fl) 519EPine.377 5112 C JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy dire-ct from boxcar at wtiole'siI M.JyChrleguanantee's,n writing lowest prices. in f'la Gormly's, E 46 past Beardall a' RR tracks. ________________ ___________ ' - _______ - 67-A i.ZEN'S MOWING SERVICE - Improvements Care" BulldozIg LivestockAnd Tij tU ge Rummage Buy. s.eli, cons.in. appraise, or CarporlS;le Sist &SunlOtol New tøys. clothes, books. mis.. sP,.I sales out of ar.ythng value. i'lwy. 1792 (behind Win Off Airport Blvd at 2907 MagnolIa. P1. 3316923. chester Mebile Homes.) 3737340 Sanford, Fla. 373 743j Carport Sale-Glassware, biic a brat. clotheS. miSc. 200 Palm Rettaui'ant equipmen?, new 8. used. Place, 323 0)19 bought I sold Holiday Ecuri . . ----- -mert, 39)s. N. Orange Blossom ir GARAGE SALE Orlando Ph. 393 4973. s. 'creier .LML LTA!L. .. AuctIoneering Service COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 3 bed? , lamily room, central air and heat, fenced, carpeted, I year new Many extras.. $fl $30. 534 74)5 Beauty I----_ r', Jim Hunt Realty The sajnci of m,i( srl '' your horn, from prtirch4$e Cl FiP.E$TQip4, ntt*o,tOwn Sanford 3270741 - used - CLEA$'i 3 bedroom, I t,,slh, carp. ntri,i i,ai .,,, di.i,. -- ''.,J'I .) _______ _______ $447. :.,; s,t - - Heafinj ________________ ________________ Whirlpool home appliance cente'1dishwashers, compactors. Prices Start at $189.93, Get Mom hers for ChrIstmas now. Financing For 135.502. you will hive available. r.neva Heating I Air bedrooms, split pian for privacy, 7 Conditioning S*rv. 3096 Orlando beautiluliy decorated baths, 50 Miscellaneous Dr., First bldg South of Airport bright cheerful kitchen, family For Sale Blvd. on 1792 373 5434. room Lovely corner yard, fenced __________________________ to keep your children safe. Call SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH Washers., ranges. refrig. $3995 Di: Bowler, Ass.oc STITCHES, (I) nationally adyer Also repairs. Myers Appliance, tised brand has all the latest 310 Sanford Ave., 32379)7. stretch stitches, famous front toadln bobbin, built in button Freezers holes, blind hem and decorative design, $99.50 each. Easy Many to choose from Dicks. AP Realtors Langwooct pianct Sales 8 ServIce, 2617 S payments. available. United French Ave., Sanford. 372 7658. FLA TECH AREA Freight Sales, 1330 S. Orange Ave., Orlor.do, Mon Fri 9 to . KFf4MORE WASHER. arts., OPEN HOUSE DAILY Sal, 9to 5. service, used machines. New quqlityhomes, OVerxired tots MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3230697. *.th trees ;fl tSvit,lo-watic to * schools, shopping. From 136.100 '---'-FHA, VA, Conventionat, I block PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY 53 TV.Radio.Stereo cist of Oviedo High School arid MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs I..-... 's-rvwtii M New arid TELEVISION SETSI7SUP willmer Assoc Inc., REAL TOP turniture and appliances. Plus MILLERS 6900. SpecIal sales (watch ads) 76l9OrIando Dfive. ____________________________ TO PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guide ad. call the Classified Advertising C)epartmt'nt, 322 7411 or I)) 9993. ---. - , L l _ ______ BEST BUY IN CARRIAGE HILL ,-', - -Registered Appaloosa gelding I years old. Beautiful blanket, $350 Lake Mary, 323 0891. 67 - Attic InsuIation Horses - . C.%SSFLBE PRY - - ______________ FREE-Half Afghanpvpi, maleand female, Ph. 322.2223. Purebred New Zealand white rabbit herd, 60 does. 6 buCks. all or part 3?? 5232. •' Sanford Auction * A butifuI) bedroom, 7 bath home nestlet under lowering pifle'S. and AAa..i., cItrt,s tr.. included for 170. Call Dams Bell, Assoc. for appointment to see IPus. home with a country M _____________________ Gifts fortt] t300imr month on rental units. All .presently 'ented. Price, 5117,000, Appliances Present mortgage, 133.000 130.000 52 SJfl pdymrnc Owner wil hold second mortgage on remaining RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. baiance, Will consider lake or WARRANTY Free Delivery, riverfront property as partial WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, payment PIt. Office-)72 $060, 7511. Home-)?) 1505 -- If F!JDflyip ",e hive ire titi home accetsories. CARqOII- FURP4itU a,._-_' Santoi-d LAW'1CARESfr'ECIALISTS Commercial and residential. Contracts now avaitable, 323-0319 or 372 7377 - - OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE Full line GE Appliances CLEANJ NC. CALL RI Sanford Electric Company HOME SERVICE, 323 595.4. - 2527ParkDrive, 377-1543 Pool Taoie taking up too much roon,?ActassfedAdwI$fndi,a buyer. ilagan Insuliston. SANFORD 14[ATIPIG FlS?e'i5 Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and & AIR COh , antor Ave Je'r.C,, Pii & At 1,1 ur,iniu Ci)id 5(ric 323 54)1 122 639 -- DECORATORS _____________________________ . '.1 KULP 409''.' 1st St LawnServke Er4v.ARiK GLASS & PAINT CO 7IOP,lagrioia Ave 312_4472 -a - Apphnces FREE, playful puppies, males & females. Call 322-2190 (not P'.omc every other day.) 66 Glass-Mirrors Central Heat & A r Cnd'uning For free estimate, call Carl Harris., at SEARS in Sanford 372 177) - 373 s'u Fern Park bperts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditionjng - "GIVE A BUNDLE OF JOY" Golden Retriever Puppies, AKC, shots, papers, 12 weeks. old. 5)25 PP'one Ron $943351, Monday. Friday 9 am. to 5 p.m. -. - 337.7443 CHRISTMAS FreePuppies 323 Restaurant and Lounge. Seating capacity, 330 $C.O.P. Liquor license. 3 cummerclal rental Couch, 2 cnairs, dinette set, Coin 8ATEMAj A Virecloryof - ________ " -_- L'.CLtL4JJ ______ yours. now. Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 32) 1299 -. .. . IS Roberts & Gilman Stemper Agency furniture from WILSON MA1ER for the best Christmas ever Sivp on natil braries, Liberal trade ins.. Free oslivery. Cv.nia..i give TV Stamps 3)1 E. tst st I ôsic - Hwy. 436 & 17-92 70 Yamaha, 350CC $71.3 377 6991 322 920lafter 4pm nightstand, dresser Dinette-i chairs Modern Sofa ILILtIL LdtdL Lt'1LtL L Pets and Supplies Sptcials on good used furniture roIlAwayBe.d s' HALL REALTY REALTOR _______________ MusicalMerchandjse 65 It - - - Esther PIatt,As.'ociate $17 West First 5 3725611 ' G'aeswithtfi!sattractivelbdroorn. 2 bath masonry home Good convenient area, central air and heat, will to wall carpet. kl'chen equipped, washer and dryer, extras ps. HOBBY WORKSHOP, aiso can use lx dir.. room, tools. Storage arid wife's tavorte hobby. ALL FOR $74,950 *'th 12.500 down Minimum closing $725 mo cludes all' Or FHA, VA terms At jln:7 ti'II tour least tekc' , friends - Decorating for the Holidays.? Come Pp PHIL DEERE FUPNITURE for a roomful or 'ust th',t certain accent item We save the finest brands, at the most reasonable prkes to be found anywhere You will also be Pleasantly ItJrpfi at our large selection of very unusual arid Vt, y migue fl items. Come in ind taowse PHIL DEERE FURNITURE Vv. First St. (H..vy 44) Jvs.t I ml. east of i-4. 3230230 .- - ,. BALL REALTY AtRES zoned for iuht 'dustrial s.000 ______________ WORKtHOP AND STORAGE! ' .?S*!e ______ foi1 Select a gift (torn our Complete Wh1rI(1ool home appliatge Ceftief, Geneva HeatIng & Air Coed. Serv., 3095 Orlando Dr., 323-3431: BELL RINGERSI Thost are the great gift Ideas you'll lind in the GIft Guide Section in the W.nI Ads. - A & B CONTRACYORS ____ ..i. t' I#W''.J a Income and Investment Property I WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1912 Yabama 200, excellent c dillon. Call between 3 and S p r at 322440$ ask Icr Mary IS COMING ASSUME PAYMENTS , Ii .4. • 'y ,. saw . . -. 'Ij •n'u ,. s,,, pos.ition,bui)tinbuttonholemak,r with designs. Pay 13850 or 6 payments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. first st. Downtown. , ..' i', J' ' Motorcycles _________________________ _________________ Estate Good in.:ome corner properly, 117' 60'. Zoned commercial SC). Terms. Ph. 3fl 7750 78 HOURS: NEWBOAROINGKENNELSWITH GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy 16 Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, 337 4051 Dinette set for sate Tabte&6chars __________ Good Condition. Ph 37) 3759 - ______ __________________________ 46 The biggest little worker you ever saw Abandoned, unwanted funk cars hauled away. Your cost, 110 Clonda, 77$.4); .nyt'rrsp. - _________ ___________-WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell-trade 311 315E First St. 3235677 74 Hour Service S '72 FORD GRAN TOP INO. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager Ph 323 6730. 64 Equipment for Rent - _______ Rent Blue Lustre Elertric Carpet Shampooer for Only 11 per day. CARROLL'S URP4ITURE __________________ ______________________ - - _-.-- 1977 Ambassador Broughman. 4 dr. sedan. aulomatic, ar, power steering 8. brake's, 12500 373.4904 alter 5. '66 FALCON WAGON.Nothing down, take over, call credit manager 373 62)0 Junk Cars Removed Organ Gutbranson 5300 Ph 66* 6117. Deflary -. _______________________ 1301W Farbankt WE TAKE TRADES _____________________ Realtors d.173)3 - ' Christmas wreaths, atlratiye doorpleces. 1, other unique ac cessories at Collins Florist, Fairway PlaZa, 373.1704 _____________ .- •, Mealto, _____________________________ 101W is st -372-7335 4 Iranklin Mint & other unusual gift items & cOins, 01 cOurse Tom's ____________________________ Coins, 174 E. Mw'ie Avt., Wfntw' Ptrk, 547133$. ____ .,'_ '" "Sanford's Sates Leader" Your Mult.pl. Listing Agency L,2calandtldtonalMLS MEALTORS 25&SPark0c. 17 _______________ Standards.izepooitable,$35 Girls. 20" blcyce,$IS Phone 3733153 Forrest Greene, Inc. LONGWOOD, 3 bedrooms., ii', baths, lt 15' 1 130', $11,000. Lot In Sanford, 75' * 150', $3.000casls. 372. $311 ______ ' U.S. and Foreign COicn, U. Curre,Cy, P1n Jewelry: Bottle's.. FMlPiOLE COIN CENTER r O I Sfl I -- . .1 59 - Call 322.2420 Anytime bed?oom,7 bath, central heat & - .... ----. air, wti ro wei carpet, scretnea porch, lovely yard. 1.39,500. 373 4023. _______ ________ ____________________________ Give _______________ e APPLE VALLEYZoned agriculture Nice trees. HIgh 1. y 8. wooded, on 3 streets 200 x Or A good investment, 116.500 ALTAMONTF cpiwr.s. AQFA-1 TAFFER REALTY ~. ;-'.- LOCH ARBOR WANT A 3 bedroom, 2 bath In this lovely sectIon for 136.500? We have it! Has equipped kitchen, clImate control, 'arago, and Other '0 Volkswagen Good Condition. $993 Ph 322.76*2 on Maitland Flea Mart* Pool table, lunior size. 110; flI4ck & Decker Hedge Trimmer, used cnce, $25; Golden Finto Mini Bike, 1 yr. old, 3220739. ion ?7 Pr'-,rc LeP,'ans 6 cyl A.it't Clean untcrcur 1113. Ph. 323 317$ after 6 - A SUPER FIVE ACRE IDYLL WILDE HOMESITE witIt water, an island, privacy and convenlenci'. You must see. 135.000. 1965 VW. Excellent Condil 30 ml. per gal., $473 Ph 373 3021 1963 Dodge Dart, extra clean, autnmatc transml;sion, gc'od ri' ro' r .'',l.'r ( .IIELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave., 123.2960. -_________ 5UP4LAND ESTATES SON OF A GUNI Only 119,910 for this. 3 bedroom near South entrance. Has carport, heat, aIr, and terrazn floors.. Existing mor tgage aswmabte ana owner will Coilider second JEEPS*-* TIRES ___ LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES "J" - ""JOLLY GOOD Ih.ngs. for giving are suggested t you In the Yuletide Gift Guide. 1 ____________ ' - - Specials cases, 51, Games- Skunk, ESP. t Life, Parchesi, Hollywood _____________________________ Squares, Concentration, Twister, ,sli 14, 50 Children's records, 15. 13 S8 Bicycles Children's Golden Books, $6. -Pcdable doll Souse and furniture, Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 13 Ph. 3fl $635 All sites a models, 10 speeds, 5 5ped5, an standard bikes * available at Firestone Store. Call 1941 Hwy.)? 97 Open Sat. & Sun 95 327 0211, _____________________________ Call ____________________________ Lots and Acreage with nice pines Level land,100 x 175'. 15500 each I? Volt Auto Batteries. $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 110') Sanford Avenue - '73 lmerplaI, 10w mileage. '74 Bassmas.ter, complete Wit?, trolling motor & 10 hp Mercury 227 $363 12' FIat Bottom Fiber, with wells, 5179.50. High Side 13', 5)95 Tn- 175 tc 11 black $16.53 plus tax; $25 x 11, black 515.93 pluS tax, G?0 x 14, Hulls from $723. Galvanized $115 raised white letters, $29.95 plus Trailers, $129. Dependable 541$ I tax; L71 x 15 Firestone white Pip Motors. 1391 walls, 532 95 pJu tisx Bargains Pirello Steel Belted Racial tiri.,'s. ROBSON MARINE lots of good used tires $3 ano up 7927 Hwy. 1792 SANFORD TIRE SERVICE 373 5961 'Formerly 'lumphrey's Tires) 1205 French, Sanfoi' 1968 Bats Boat, 16' fiberglass, 33 hp ph 372 0571 Evinrude, all aluminum trailer _______________________________ SPANISH BEDROOM SETS. 3 Prand SpanIsh new & Mediterranean bedroom sets with Intricate Spanish desIgns, heavy chest handles, and hand rubbed iinith, 4pcese4 includes. dresser. mirror, chest and bed, 199 cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave. Orlando AUSTIN DEVELOPMENICORP. NOW IS THE TIME to buy a pool. $31 5300 And we have them from $32,100 to ________________________ _____________________________ 1.36.000 Uong with beautiful 3 and - .,'. -. w'w.,. a.,,• 4 pe-aj' oom nomes for your house. Close In.$LSO0. Total price. 0rtest'ltc0mf0tt. Caiiriow. Terms Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. _______________________ Cailbart Real Estate Call For SPECIAL DtScoupzi on at saddles In stock. The Equ.strian, 57 W. Broadway, Ovledo MS6161. . Wagon ' - __ ' Sta, $11 flA Air, Auto . a a c a • • • ,j7 Sta, Wagon $1 gp Air, Auto.. .. A r 13 - '61 FireOird. Auto. AC PS Im maculate condition. Excellent running cond,tion. 237.134? after 4 Sale Autosfor . 1967 Cutlass., automatic, ar, 54,000 miles Good condition. 3726361. metallic brown, Call 1300531 after 5 p.m Auto Repairs - Fishing Boat Necchi sewing machine, cabinet style, new) piece luggage set. 372-0053. ____________________________ . ____________ . $2595 ... 1" 3 be'uom, I', or two baths, all brick From 123.400 20th Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St rIght on Valencia Court North open I 0 p m daily. On site 3737010 - TOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS ,ui 1895 - see this. one. ___ I ___ Lots ________ ( a sn i U '! ?lTh" a1) - W'sod,d - tiA _____ __ ILII . Beautifui Large - tneJ G1fts_tori tns.idi help *anted. $2.00 per hour _________________________ 37.3-7100 - PEAL BARGAIN, 1973 FIX Ford Pick up, I' bed, 3172 engine, automatic transrnislion, radio. heater, low milEage. Call 272-1173 or 372 $171 after I' P4irt', Accessories - hew May ConSider trade for travel trdiler. Ask for Tucker at trailer Park Ave. Trailer Park. _____________________________ Detitcie wido 7 bedrooms, 7 batri deluxe, may ex'ras. Reduced for quick sale, 1795 Over 30. 17 wide's from $4495. Place Homes North. 1792 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 ml. North of Hwy. 136.5347710. CITY EXCLUSIVE FIRST TIMEAOVERTISED_Here'$an older 7 bedroom stucco on pretty Park Avenue with large eat in kltchçn, formal dining room and Oak floors that we know you'll like 131.500. Also has fireplace. -- Gifts 444 7 - j:,ç , FRANKLIN ARMS . ______ 44-)) - You. . _____ _____ ________________ The Sanford Ilerahi WAL K E R Realty - l Pr 323 O'1O U ii t: Niceland2bs'droomapts. 700 MagnolIa Ave., Apt.) 123 lSi Ca m . C iii l WANTED - WELDERS 134 JIb? - -- ____ 68 Buick Wagon. Fully loaded. Good condition. Ph. 530-5051 after 3 p m. 7 Door '61 hardtop CT Dodge Dart. good COndition. 377 5614. 1V3 Duster 3 speed, good condition, n 16 PH. 3fl 1910 '70 LTD Ford Station Wa'jon Loaded. $1650 Ph 372 14*1ext.67$ 3.As.l-.forTcm 15 It. travel trailer, gas. stove. refrigerator and heater Ph 4311, Marine Equipriient 1961 Dodge CFsarger, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, first 1595 CaSh. Deaary, 441 5)73 Autos for Sate '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit ?,'.anager 373 4730 Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick up. Phone 373,5700. Boats & I96OCHEVY Pl(.KUp - For, the best buy .n American fActors, and Jeep vehicles, see. DON BALES Sanford P'.'.otor Company SOS S. French Ave .312 e)17 new - SOFA AP4DCHAIR CLOSE OUTsets with solid hardwood frame. complete sets just $99.50 cash ur terms, First come, first served on sl-'ection of fabrics, vinylt or colors. United Freight Sales, 3350 S Orange Ave Orlando. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 100 French Ave. 3*0) Orlando Dr 373 550) __________________________ _________________________ _______________ Ste Country, CB. 3 bedr Vt baths., family room, storage room,2 car gang,, 1$ assorted young Citrus trees.. 11 3rd acre snaded lOt. 323 0337 - _____________________ 7: D.c, .tT, - Welcomes Twobedroorns, 1 bath. walifowll carpeting, drapes, csntral heat air. Fully equipped k'Pthen with dI;hwash.r. Call Mrs. Wwtherbv 323 4452. & WELDERS HELPERS f- t'cn i'ark $5 80 **AMC Se t he latest in and used travel trailers and campers from New World Travel. Hwy. 17.97, Longwood. $31 942i. - RUMMAGE SALE: Fri. 7th through 14th. Old and flew ouritr,y Club Hel.'jhti 100 Exetir reel, ______________________________ ,.,, tri DOUBLEWIDE, $9993. tpe'ted, 2 Br. with 2 full baths. Many optIons. - SALE. SALE. SALE-Trash, Treasure's, & Junk Have to see to believe Thursday through Saturday,5105.917E.25thSt. ____________________________ STEREO COMPONENT SETS si'?95 3 c..nl In handsome i4 nut f nm v.'h nurici farr.Ous 4 speed automatic turnlable, I 55t audio system, AM-FM radlo,l.tracktape player. CasPior terms United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri. t to 9, Sat. , to s r dishwasher, extras.. 15.000 or beSt offer. Must sell, 641 505,1. ,_ Registered Broker 323 -SilO 9dj&tiide. SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA CHINES (7) never been used These machines have built.ln controls for zig sag butto.'sholes, t.Iemd stitch, fancy patterns, etc. Cash or terms.. United Freigtit Sales, 3550 5. Orange Ave., Orlandu. Mon Fri. 9to9. Sat. to Mobile Home Bank Repossessions. 15 to ct.00se from. 131-2323 Dealer. Sales - - boat In back yard, Sun bathe on shore. Card party on large creenedpatin 3 large bedrooms, r)ig roomy Metiterrancar, homC 544750 Realtor JACK R. McCLURE Ifl I 144 qEul• . ____ L'fe Garage.Rummage -- Mobile Homes - tlwOl' I IL LU, 11, Set up un I acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm., 64' x 12'. Dealer, 3730330. - ______ Aua,5 u rn !' Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 4 Dr., 2 bath, 2 story, very 1g. family room, C R. C h, all new appliances, Well landscaped, LongAood, - -. 'I Percentage Of salary, or cornt'nntoit benetlt: Experience art P- r.d tuols t'ece..'t y Call '4otmt for Interview, *31-7193 AMERICAN TIRE SERVI(.E. 'em Park. Thursday Night's Results ' -. qE b.c s'w u ..,, ' OPPORTUNITY i.,,, i.W4_t ___ .. -. _______ 71 Pinto 1a7t - _______ 9%B.ca,wofPnc,x 11% 1% Oec&deol nc*ffer, MECHANIC T14P3, _____ _ _______ I ___4L4i - Fr4,rids,. END - -- ____ I ' 323-47O _________________________________________________________________________________ __. - ' SI Miscellaneous - Till We Succeed!" 164' cor, lot, S. Sanford Ave. I s._ 'r. 1* s ,,a,,,v IWI!JI) il'ent condition thit could be easily moved Zoned 2. 3 tx , 2" bath, double, garage, )1 acre, fenced cor. Iof. Smiles from downlownSanford,ca, ch,many extras. Quality for 1st & owner will take 2nd mortgage 114. Ci .5'. r GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS ISOSW.2SthSt 3 bdrooms., 7 baths, conver. nt t schools. st*'ooing center. Shag carpeting, draçes. dishwesher, ,ntrIheat& air. Sparkling CIan pool. Move In today. Children ccepled. 3fl.3f*), Iflr41 s. - Iii "We Don't Stop - Camping-Resorts Mate.Mclpwanted i I 1)1' - ________________________ ____________________________ • _________ .. .) top i tc;i _____________ _______ For Sale EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 S Hwy. 1792 Maitland, 62$ 0505 i. en ________________ ________ _________________ SO Sunday, 3 bedroom, I'., bath, good terms. • Valencia Court North, HOLLAND REALT', 32) 7023. , Realty, 322 1301 76i0HiawathaAye at 17-97 Unfurnished - ia tl(Sj_ 3bedroom,7baths, carpeting, den& family room, 139,500. Terms, HOLLAND REALTY 323 7(175 t". Apartments Rent 7 bedrot apartment. On or before Dec. 10th. Adults, no pits. 251% ________________________ Elm Aye. Ph. 53* 6)5,6. 3 - "¼ 5% ', 31? 6157. Alter 5.3221)11 SAPF1JpL;, Sale OPEN HOUSE xO3 w r rrt 6I or 3') r,%I; J C) H N NY " Houses for M. UNSWORTH REALTY I -._ I and 2 b'e'orooms, carpeting anti drapes. central heal end ii?, fully IQuipped kitchen Adults. nIy. Ph, 123 4650 Do your rsmping ard nor.ng ot Camp Seminole Pie iCh3 beverages, 722 447C. - 2544 S French Ave 04y5 372 121? 41 Longwond arei-Large room, twin beds. electric heat, Ph. 1)1 4477. 30 41 . I', ____ _______ SANFORD REALTY Home Devekpment by &rliey Odham SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. Need girt for telephone soliciting, full or part time Apply KIrt,y Vacuum. 107 W. 77Th $t . Senord THE 1 Houses for Sale -C. A WHIDDOPI SR., BROKER Iii 14. Park, Sanford 373 5991, Nights, 373 1151 "1h4s ________________ ___________________________ __________-- LOCATEDONSANFORDAVENUE 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE WHERE DO _____ ________ Adc. - w- - - - w - Trucks and Tr?ilers 80 1971 Travel Trailer, 7$ ft. fully s.elf contained, full bath witlt tub, factory air, twIn beds, deluxe thrOughout, Must sell im. mediately due to Illness.. Can be seen anytime at Orange City Campgrounds, I 4 & Orange City t'r it, '2-7 SANFORD - ____________ Rent newest shop. Call belwein 5:30 ________________________ and 7 p.m. 323*000 __________________________________ ___________________ ___ .- Newly renovated. Class A rating Cc'or TV, Courtesy car pick up ser,lce. Family units., el ficlencies, over flits's, low weOir rates. 372 3103. ,tt ..... CUSTOMERS GO? PciiI+cJ Airil V _______ SANFORD CT. MOTEL CLERKS- General office e*. perlence, Instwt lobs. lnst.nt pay. I.. 1wr.ii T.n,wr. r' Lee Rd., Winter Park, Wallj. _______________________ 4' the Big Eight Conference does no group of Individuals, In rjr ieu Mad wanted 1 day a week, general housework, no ironing. Own transportation, San Sebastian Htights, Attarnonte Springs. Ph. 131 7070 Rooms for 29 - ___________ CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-'so DOES THE hONEY you can mike in your spar. time is. in AVON Representative. Call . 3079 FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline 'Ickess. Cruise and Tours a' official r*f.s. 3 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy 436g. 5313233. Li it net have the right to keep the judgment, has the right to deny University of Oklahoma foot- the citizis of Oklahoma the bail team from playing on felt- oplxwtunity to see the!r football uwu. team on television." Hall told the conference fatThe tCU1ty repretentaUyes uity representathe exactly that plixced the Sooner on probation Thursday and asked Um to for two y'.ars last Aug. $ for ecoiier recruiting vo1ations that Inwhich is part of a two-year ° cluded the altering of the high bation slapped on th( SCOfld sdxiol transcript of a football ranked Sooncts, who carved a player to make him eligible for 1041 record the pa.st camc1ntition. p:n. The governor, appearing in The pobaUon banned the person at the league governing Sooners from poetseason bowl body's winter meetings, said, games in 1973 and 1974 and from "We & not challenge the right te1eviion appearances In 1074 of the Big Eight Conference ... aM 3975. L Relief cook. Knowledg, of diets. preferred, not necessary. Apply Lakevlew Nursing Center, V19 E. 2nd St. Sanford. - Ba KANSAS CITY (AP) Gov. David Hull of Oklihorna irtcIsf.e Wanted, RNS and LPNs. Apply in person, antord P4urs.in and Center, Convalescent y5o MeIlonvlIIe Ave.. Sanford. . PIANO LESSONS I?Wk chord Course Oklahoma Governor flependable mature woman. Live In position. Refirencet Ph. 3234411 am. . 4:30 p.m. Eves & weekends 322-3553. 14,i DEEE-LlCIOuS O al and pinesople, tangerines., pink and whlle grapefruit, pfcked to order. Russell Crumley, 373029.7. -- ______ Help Wanted -. BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Dais.. 3726173 NIghts- 327 5424 TOYS FOR TOTS and lots of oit gil Ideas in the Yuletide Gil Guide in the Cassfed Stion Catering 2ruck drivers needed. Call 531.9234 for appointment, Oranges & Tangelos Grapefruit Greestie •Geneva. 349 $191 y Female 19 Campers Travel Trailers /S JOHN'S REALTY CO. _____ "MEN OR WOMEN" If, you ar Interested In earning 11,000 per month, part time with only 13,300 to inveSt, fully returnable, call COLLECT Mr. Moore (211) U) 1001. Construction laborers needed immedately. Apply, 103 O'Brien Rd. Fern Park, or call *3-3g4O, ____ CLIFF JORDAN 1 1. :.t Quality Every Friday 7 309 m Bu', Sell or Consign Call 1)1 773 AAA AUCTIOPI P4,, 17 92. Longwor.,eJ. C'? ii aIe Want . $315 -__ I? j: - Another AUCTION Pt.MZ ,,,,J" IORTOPJ 70 Auction aD ______ ______ Unheatabe I bedroom, with features you want, carpet, air, 'garage, large lot, 2 btocts to th000ino.lakearvttro.i, c,...... for quick sale at 57:0 c. Lostand Found m -- BEST BUY-LOW PRICE ____________ S _____ ______ Must sell 1 year old 3 bedroom Spanish home with split bedroom plan, carpets, stove, refrigerator, central heat. Priced at only 120,50) with lOw down payment, 'To see call Phyllis Capponi, As.soc p r vi Ao1'i u I' ___ _____ ____ MOVE INTO TODAY : ____________ )rj tJJT cc _______________ S,i.P4FORD, downtowt, prestigous office s.ulfe,efvator, parking, and lanitorlat service included, AAA location. Available immadlately. Phonø 373 1070 ,, - F Business Property - _____ G. C. BLAIR BROKER A. J. PENNINGTO,J ASSOC 32.37710 Ifon'ie 3229370 _________ ____________ ____ Herald -. - w- Sonsom :-' mobile home, lI7Smo. furnished ISO security. Ph. 322. 5l56 31 Art Blair A Motite home for rent on l'rge shady lot, couple only, $173 per mouth. 323 0764. _________________ _______________________ Houses Reit Unfurnished by - Houses (or S.- - Home F ______ -- 7 bedroom house I bedroom air. 2117 Stevens Aye, 1173 firit, last. Ph befr Ca rn ,attem p 73 74 1 bedroom pl. Central Sanford tc'ral'.on Ph 4 7139 . Your With Wanted To Rent , 1! 4 Small two bedroom house, fenced backyard. Available Intwoweeks. 1 small child. No pets. Reply to Box 5)9 care of The Sanford Herald. P.O. Box 137, Sanford, FIa. 37771. _______________________ SAPI MOPARKS, 1.2-3 Bedroom Trailers & Apis 2 Adutt parks. 2 Family parks. 33)5 Hwy. 17 92, Sanford, 333.1930, Doy. Wk.. Mo. '." ______ cen.h a,wwcarpet,G.E. kItchen. may extras Adults. Deposit. 372. 19*4, 1-2 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2315 Park Drive, 3fl.2161 ' __________________ _________ _________________________ Ideal locatIon! 2 bdrm., 1" baths., Elficlency. Water & LIghts fur. nis.hed. Mature person preferred. Ph. 3230037 between 46. - In THEBORNLOSER ___________________ w.n: fo rent unfulnished 1 cc 7 beoroom home, man 1. w1 fe only. Geneva area. 349-S13. ----. .-. TREAT YOUR FEET to a treat by using the Yuletide Gift Guide in today's. Classified Section. : Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment. 4270 Orlando Drive, Sanford - 1jlousesRFurnishe - Furnished tore ----------_- 38 - Furnished - - UICOUflT ____ -- - - r'uy; _______________ ______ -, __________________________________ A iuTvI;rzT?1 11_ -_ - __________ 1 ______ _________ ___ �RA; _______ ____________________ - :, r(~7~ — - '- __'_-, ? ___- '.. .- - '- __4 - ,- - - - -. - — ______________ ______________ *%~,~ 711-d Forest City. Fto.'iaa T ha T11,C unDr nr n11D vnMMIIAIITY i* .... - I Pastor ' It !I1Ii SbbaihSthooi ---------V:33a,m. WocthlpS*rvces . .11:00-13:00 Noon AIcc onWWOS iloit FM ! ~k .. - eew . .~ 0 06 0 ii Church wenesdy Night Lyman ii Xrkwood I 1%1~ . .I ft I I fl II ATI ft . %' ,4 RA11URE UUR V I t" KS Eat? ,__14. ()) Pr ,,rr 33p 7 .. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ave.,Sanford III 1.9:.Ma.m. 700pm r tu MIN H TS U t Ci-il If's%.on,. Sal rIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH lteO Sanford -Ave. Rev.W R, Bennett iui a id 'I ! 6 11Yt1IRISNELSON IkraldStaUWnter ISp$ t SECOND I -' r 73 p m IIIIHII sun " Church WTRR . " Insurance company, tni' -s- iii be H itliW utility can with a few gallons 14 " -. - - M niStcr MnsIer 9a m Lle r -lipill 1 .; DING I 7:30p-m. school jçVborshiP Pilgrim Youth 9:4S&.m 11 00 am. I 1 7:30P.M. llopm. sternCin . . THE PEOPLES BAPTISt CHURCH 1201W let S? 1 ------- - 700p.m. 00pm PINECREST idii,~Z__ I . oop ret t3PAirp.wI Blvd I afford almost iva Minister 9,/Sam, 1, 00cm - 700p.m. 0 - - worship Service Evening Service ed * ,-- I - 7 30P.M. - -.7.OOp m 11 OQa 6 OOp . Bible Cla,.ts m _________ CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 iCip sn Bble fi'udp Indep,nGentMt$ienIrY ChaririN Sunday - ()it!* Study Morning Worst-p Evening SAM vice 8705 a M *000. P1 11 OOa m 400pm, - .-.t-•. - . ,::•.:.:_'--..•--, 4 ____ _- El Rev.JayT.Co1m,&I0 . - - Pastor , ... 1:300.m. A,Wninig WorSh-P Suoday, School ________ ..-:-:•,••,'-:-• ____ ' .._ .. . .': - .. -- -- - -am.= :ij=l - -ri - - -: --. ' .--t.--.-- - . .... - - ,,, -...-..- -- 1,w.Jp,,..__.pIi.._ ,!lIi,__ ___ ___ - . 11111111"k __ ,_,,pP#' -.- - - - . _______________________ - - - - . ... . - .. .------' .-..- - -. - I Z. - - -. . •. .:-- - I ,. ..... '-- - 1. 16 J k#t A' r -r --- - - ' . - I flt ö ISP P1 - W.i Prayer _______________ ' JlMLAH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Sta ff f\_, PFdP "cç" r ..-. Wednesdoy Isaiah Tues.day Isaiah Monday Isaiat. KiyStNK. Friday Ezeklef Thursdoy Ezekiel ~mlg 1 .l COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MotningWonhip 0:306 11am. Evening Worship 1 OOp rn Wed Bible Study & Prayer Sery .. 7: 30 p rn. IF'rsl Wtdntiday Fellow I-" ,~.Vi ., , GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford —.--- SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes — SEW1OLE (UPJTV TIM & rll- ---------------=-- A - & U,taI. Roadi UMYF 6 OOp Me'I Prayer Breakfast m Rev Darw n She' Sunday School m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old R out* "at Past& Mwning Worship 730pm E1ennQW0np to pay more taxes, these craftv fellcws (to perpetuate then)selves in office) just go cut and borrow the money to pay for all "y P0W - 1to S#Osilt chwu" 05-CM W Ct3woL I Ill ir c'- I'13 S PIi A.P - - (J"tj forly 11004, Fjnj awiv chwo of C*20elf ftffW# &W,U Cpwoclv. PoUni .4, SWWqs ãit4t 14 FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF — -- ---- Ct& M.erl I Vi Be ."' AM C 11 Pi I (1 , . . tstt C (Pi. iP t' C" .. '-'i, .s P' *n cairn 'Wd11U Avvnv ilOvtc%s CPt..i B.a'w WOCIr Un,10d A044hod'if tliviirclh. Xfiporl Stire C? ur! o 0 UA- a) Paoli *r0iryin - 5 (.gd Of .4W S! M&, T'j A f6k [_ Ctqo. Ch S1 Rl 0-wt" oi Galt M-400ft. rr,I2rjVt,# 'oft" A Cbwlft of Inut (Witt of Latter VOY Ot * 7W p,, Rd 34A14,I)II Park C"=-' m-' A. of , , 413 Ottem Rd FM,rp Ia -, - - ' * '4 F" # Bwfl CNO(h Oil , , -- the Lovinis Coo& AA-za..liv Ptsçgf r Riot taut, $ It *vt sot. wn i,t, !et&r ii you're marking s'our tiendar for places to be this month. here's hoping that you have the 15th circicd. There should be a big Pnd at tb always ar0wd o,,ceman S B11 pp scheduled for the Sanford Civic Ci'nter iti cians I ra w • I r'i I - I C er Writ LAKE MARY - Political alignment was virtually completed Saturday when defeated candidate for group four council seat, Terry' Morris, endorsed Liou Blankemship who ' will face Ursula West Dec. 18 in a runoff race. Wednesday, defeated candidate for mayor Charles Smith endorsed Mrs. Margie Hess who edged Acting Mayor Don Jackson 221-196, but did not receive a plurality. Blankenshlpgarnered l88 votes to Mrs. West's 142, while Morris received 108 votes. The fourth candidate, Frank Bailey. who had 34 votes was unavailable for comment and hasnotcomeoutlnfavorofeithercandldate. A county building inspector and retired Navy man, Blankenship said he expects the runoff vote count to reach or possibly exceed the record-&etting turnout In the city's first election, 514 votes, ";; s suil flavewt been decided," he said. t the mayor's rce than the council runoff between myself and Mrs. West, and I expect about te muTie turnout of voters." Mrs. West, who ran on a platform of having no ties with organizations or business that could possibly benefit from the city's zoning attitude or business contracts, was not i iilable at press t ur e 1'; i s.ilnhlli ut on the endorseme mit Mankenship. who said stilieral issues on his platform matched those of Morris was elated the endorsement £'" a-', sli-fttd 411-4-Ke ("Ch, 14-1 #,, fatt Awit, - f;-t I' . - - -- It"S' - - cgct-rtre k.tit .. .•-. 1. - S. STORING GAS ________ GREG DRUINUNIOND viol ates GARY KAISER (Or-.4tty t- ci-. 0 . Gets ' Poor ' Loan put on the list," an SBA spokesThe Aug. 20 about getting a WASHINGTON iAPm Small Business Administration Defense Department contract titan said. Brown, who was the top tAack has certifled two firm.s owned in for food services at FL Lewis, part by a former White House Wash., the EBA said Friday. official at the White House during Nixon's first term, left aide as eigible for government The SBA rejected that contracts earmarked for pusal Sept. 1, said Assistant the White House in February. Soon afterwards,'an SBA ml -socially and economically MM Administrator Randall POrity busies' tilterpnse speWoods, because "we mt,ec disadvantaged," uchsnccesahetiadon ctalist who had been detailed to L1ibt Jwn, fc1rrt $36,000-a-year special assistant performing under the original Brown at the White House also quit Vovt'rnmptif sPe'VtC!. He is dent Ni-!n, OWfl! 11 !ub- contract." reported by an SBA source to be 4anWil art of each of the Abwt thret weeks ago, the working for Brown's Cof1suffim' (inns Atlanta regional office of the service Brown's Cade.S.-, rvi tvs Inc. of SBA approved Brown's second Attempts to reach Brown f,.: Santa Ana, Calif. received an firm, B&C Associates, as betn comment were unsuccessful $863,651 contract July 31 From elig.ble for the noncompetitie 'g'he SBA is authorized by the Defense Department, with bid contracts. The contracts are Congress to act as Loatractor the SBA as the middle-agency negotiated by the SBA frolin the for the rest ofhet govtrmnli: . nt negotiator. The job is operation rest of the government for the and to funnel federal dollars to of the mess halls at El Toro c'sadvantaged and minorities, high-potential but struggling Marine Base in California. "Taere are no contracts disadvantaged and minority Brown made what the SBA awarded to the firm yet but firms which cannot compete In called "an informal inquiry" they have been accepted and the marketplace. - Li.... * --- - I QUOTE OF THE. WEEK by Willi am 11, Uppold Jr., executive vice president oi (l Florida A3sociation of Realtors-' lhere's a big dii AI$C - I If -- ez 1 - _~ - '___ r - ' e- A- '_-1- ,- -,G#. ~.*" - I .4. ,` - '. #.. fr w For Says President ~ ,._-r,,.,t. 1 I .it Not Liability To GOP ~,w -_ flz A - . 4 .. . ". ' - / x . , ' I . -, I 'IV _" 4f , -, !~T . qkp r, ' .. I . r lr - f __ . _- - _.- _W__ I . V. • 1, ______ ______ . - - -i L I E~ ~T -~_ A 11 I A,.- 4'-- PARADE RAINED ' 0UI DISAPPOINTMENT IS obvious in Brenda on ( . ) she ' d -, of %vould-be Casselk,rry Christmas Parade •1-. wa tchers 1 led Satu rday for d parade to be put off until later. Below, left to right, Danny Stazen, Mark Schrenk, Tammy Houston and John Gregory, dash for cover as skies kept draining. . ' (11c'r11d Photos by ai— ce 4 ; - . 1 ~ ~ - "• \lrs Vitst, whose husband is on the board of adjustment, said fie would quit that t" If 3he were elected and she wolj!d dam-cl by which thty oug'it to (owe that n uch to the country tl'at has given me a new - -- - -- - ftl _,F~-~Z ~" "- __ - e'- - 0 --- ________________ - --. think tliePresident tsapolltical Ii 1bilit to in indid ito I fl i F i I I I l 11 \ 1 \ I \u out," Ole vwv president uud, . . . Ford backs him In his first lull day as slee ___________________________ 'he did assure me he 14111 be iver."i hour presiding over the Senate I met for 45 minutes at the 'a . ex bridge Classified ads . . ... ' -- 4 I, is tt'e sntnimnum tantiard by wWh imn must live, while iF - - '" . '-.' . . __ — . _____ f_,P14 Vice White lluue tith President dential duties, 1k also re -civcd WASHINGTON (APi word that the President would -rit Gerald It. Ford re-is the idea that President description (if some vice presi. present "some new program" to Congress and reiteration that Nixon's Watergate troubles Nixon won't resign hase made hima political ha : bility to fellow Repubhcam. ;_- `~_ - dent about that so he would ~.~Ford furnily defended the know what to say when fie apPreident at a news conference pears Sunday on a television Fridav less than 24 hours after he to~k .e nation's . he President has no Ince president. tention whatsoever of resign. ing," Ford reported. £ have Many Republican lawmakers - : .' beard It before and j, as reithave privately expressed fears Nixon's low rating in publie personally do not think he opinion polls may rub off on tow- d resign," the vice presi: them. llowevcr. Ford said "If I dent added, noUg also that he ._.... the had the opportunity to ..x ..numsoever "a !! !±i:r. 0 * m maor i-.., .' CXCt)/IIUII tY of Impeaching Nixon. ou a o have him. He aid be expects Nixon to release this month details of his Earlier, talking with news fimms and of his handling of men during a picture-taking the International Telephone & session outside the Senate Telegraph Corp. and milk fund cham!xer, Ford said "I don't , Krn Ritnin .- certain extent we have some of the same Ideas," Ile said. Morris, who Is chairman of the board of directors of the city's chamber of commerce and a salesman in a real estate firm headed by defeated council candidate Larry Dale. based his platform on an orderly, sjstentic d?% tlopment of the city, and said lie was opI)owd to ''rampant develop tiient. Mankenship said adequate fire and police protection, road and park maintenance and controlled growth are the - V% - ..-. fri Prive lwt%4 cvn liw and cthics. £4flta(I4 7114 KPISCOPAL t.Ss..v.Irrl ' Ave 1, V m4-4' "So you see, Virginia, we"...only gets what we pays for and the fun continues until the Wee hours of Sinday a M I evnOrtPindn CPUPSI* 51 j"tvs Ch'ys,o.,, C'*C*l if*v U . ~f (# ,i,h * )`?nd S I Cr4c' CATMOtIC C'e4o hfI 1 . ii.l . . ,- --P ~ Z over OfIt"il coyanwUlly Aft*etlisl ch-orn. W "O"Oviiiis Rd, ewssfy 6'' c*uucw oc oo C,&o1,t ~I _t;o ------ 0 f f to ' . r,rtt Rd. All*lr4wft SX,"" 7 r 4-0 - 0 Hera Id Sta Makes you sit back and wonder,..how can the pimply'faced boy who wasn't nearly good enough to marry your daughter turn out to be the father of the cutest, smartest grandchild in the world? (&i1etwil F irst paws Cftffrh of cmisl, W. '/ , Alifii-woolp" (p$ ,ç,Q4 Bça.i' tIM 1 It i' L*C CrivirtI101 0witf.60I)POmIllwitmDr pa,JI 5.0*4$ CMCA $13 PWIAII$ 0 Mfj'n'j',r 5' eqS RI All D 0 , _W ,_~. " ~_ iN - ~ . s4orAil %_d swat Vlxwth. AH F,40-0%- et#c Spmçt 0acsJ C.bt.ts O4dI*ncJo Rd a, 64t516' Avi called deficit Financing or spending beyond tax Income is ow ng s sole basic cause of "inflation," defined as "tlx- decrease In value of money, It Lisa ruined the dollar and increased taxes to 0 - U-!f-L-a AwW1 64vd 4 Br'e. Led, Rd ?-J P -. '' P - I Pe R4 FH.IPII I WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes I F'"t P.'itstr0trillin Churthx Clak Aw# & )rd St First Pf"terlan CtluliCh Of MORY, I HWJ&nd F',1-10 - - ) AAew4h L~ariChurck Galdirri Days Dr L"*w 1192. Catwbeffy METPIODICT . . ' SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff Soritorl: ClOvistian CNort". 117 W kirpixt Blvd Ntirlift.side Chrisl;*n Chwch, FWi" "&won Or . Madi" (.'jii' ----- • . 710pm "we Ramist cl--wol, forte City c&wR%uniAty Centirr. F&nI (14 4 -- - Il 00cm 700pm possayTERIAN ¶ONGflL@ATIOIAL, - . Willimt.uldri"t Lwt"r&n Church cit ProviorrKit, Deflona y.rn04cli4'c,'mn 'SlOPerA-. f tt-, : . - ' THE LAKII MONROE CHAPEL Oranift Blvd., Lake Moor" Pastor : rwo • Pastor CISc rn CHNISTIAW I rrv I~ Other Churches Sunday School Morning Worship , 111.00:,m. irilM= Youth Service, - - , - 6; 30 in, DTOY_-. , e ' s') -t - - - ,,,, - - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Corner Country Club HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverlyirtd Staff EA rIIUPrU -. R . _ ': — '• ' - . . , - ...s:oop m. ""&~AA.jjWWjCtNle(A.MSt LH.ckwjAvv 4 5,i.t-s I . :A A •:30&lla SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes — ., 7:30p.m. - - - Emeritus Pastor Worship SEATTLE AP Reginald the Plumber will fix your pipes, If you qualify. Applicants are judged on the basis of a written request. Call Reginald and you'll hear a taped message: School's 46th Annual Captain of Coach Claude problem, please write down the nature of the job and why woodiufra defensive unit, it. 0ij of the myriad letters to Schaal Most Valuable Football you need a plumber in 50 words or less and address It to 1IS selected unanimously by the editor we receive h at Player Trophy. me. If It's an emergency, please write 'rush' o'i the fact of ski. Iu1..ges A I'. I., The oldes es.t co nsecu .1 ... Wu'.. nine 1 itcitiC tive1 ly The Herald, Its with particular W envelope. All letters will he judged for neatness and watched the Tribe since school delight th1 I include m this 14w a1ed mus? valuable trop orgfuality. Thank you." in the country, eight sears startc1 colwnn T1kfl by c c Reginald Anderson says. "1 str1ed that taped mrsigr 'J I 'FS.S pJ r0 ek ..i.0 ,ameu famed ..e.anan LIC eminoles, c suffered Moseley of Glendale, on my business phone about three weeks ago to curb Trophy, has been given to 42 through a 2.7 campaign this California. *nd few th. tim nf It 5(!Son, were noted for their "The American people POW ~T,________ ______ defensive play all season. have tbe habit of expecting ~~~~__ ______ 4LT%~ -i'411i.'!-. 4-4 , i0q~ lie is the second consecutive , ag" government giveaway , ~ defensive player to receive the , # __. I ~ I Y_ progirtuns and handouts for 3I -- r - - __ - Z~_=19.4;: --- _M_ coveted trophy. Dickie t)eas, a Social Security, Health, •, ..LeIiA,. c middle linebacker last season, =' i ~e Ed u c a lion , W e I ía r e, 1.. % .- ~ r . . #,' .. received the trophy for 1972. %7, *,N Environment, etc.. etc. These : . , ., ~ - -1 I I 40~ ., .X. ,0 %,4 sa me fellow Arnericant, - - __ '"r - -- - ~~. -~; "Pringle, of Midway. I however, are putting up a /.,. Pv Aw l'he trophy is awarded to 'I terrible howl because their doone player the team could not ~_ -";O.n A — __5 __T_ taxes are getting higher and 1 rbase done without" during the ' ..j higher Everything is costing .. / 2"11, . . seascin. more ana more-4sn't it. flow l_l__ -4 . W~_~~ g 9 I T -_ fiwiwtwr_M 0 t :W k` k1f k ~ r ~n 7T,e judges so commended .. p come. til 't?t't' 1)1'?' s( r : a mu ti1 1 Jun Stelfens, Johnny Rogers Well, boys and girls, the % , . .SIIS defensive end and Herb Sutton for their play. •,., politicians know lids and since ~Ailil liiii The Management and Employes L. D, PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERYCITY PRINTING CO., INC. p" ens's' I., 4 i -AX CHURCH . STENSTROMIREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - SAPTIST c. e,-4tn.c 1. L .- - -9 45o.rn - - ChoirPractice Pastor O*Stttn P.'c.rnng Plumber Picks Jobs Seminole HiVhiI.'ridders since it was initiated In 1928 by former Herald sports scribe Schaal Mickey Pringle, a quiet but Pringle is only the fifth player effective junior defensive end, to have been gI'en the award ' PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DIEKLES' GULF SERVICE I Dekiea and Employes ------.- PU B LIX MARKETS and Employes - fluid andlanternfuel commonly - ' Fin WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WILSON EICHELBFRGER h"NI C,#,*v8r1AA-,ssWWyBW,jt.IWVV Irlksl Ar'Noo Upfiv -- / 11 008.m r.dai THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance KENTUCKY FRI ED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim& Emplayes 17--fill As,"w"tftr of CjQa Youth Group Wednr.day: 7 hornal C Saturday Zechariah X~ 7_ - up fly J ftl( HARE)S Ikriiid Sports Editor - 419 Park Ave - E.4(/ 1 ' ., -- 1 456^. Church School - - . METHODIST CHURCH I to .i tO Wil bur Ave Lake Mary Mender Rev A F Stevens Sunday; orm FOOD FAIR STORES,INC. and Employes '\. - -. Church Sct~onl W,irminig Worship Nursery CMidbsrry - Pastor Ptv William Pickett Rev. Kenneth Miller, A4110. Pastor W ed Prayer & Praise J C PENNEYCOMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITEDSTATEBANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff - / J_. 7 I I i.K - II t5 $ - - TIPstered in the home. of us, city dwellers and farmers Another thing In watch for is alike, requires that before we the storage can itself, even if - - '"'"' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Av 6 3rd Rev V'rgi I Bryant ad Rpy Ktfw'tdhW Moult Ministers ?.WnlflOWofthiD ------I:30*.m. - 9:unice 1. Wilson and Staff - kv I The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 111111111111111-- - 6: 30 0 '" Voopm, 9 i rt'co%mf'rl(Ifl _____________________ 11.000,m BteCIass.nWe" ' tanks. v'0 - - - 0 OOi m esbIeClass MsgWol'shp 9~ -I . 1ASS.M. . 'ThIs is Reginald the Ilumber. Il you have a plumbing Tucker Drive Sunlandfi,ta?es Rev.GarylI/Ier Pastor 9 15* rn S(I00 ii 00. m MoenirigWorship MYF2&ISun 700pm 7:110 p rr (e Worship 11.3 Sun 7 )Op m Ub'e .,'%.dt Wed :--- - -- Nip o~wiiiolllilili~ Sunday John 1~ I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Him"Way 46'vest , ConQuerorS Mdi-Q CHRIST UNITED - - an sort of building And while the law does not -toring, using or handling affect home ng fuel, or irore than 10 gallons of gas approved Fuel tanks. outside any building. except, of :1 does cover highly explosive Prlce 20 Cents beati FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF I.ONOW000 )41 Or*flt Street Pastc,r Ry L R..th6u.nt 10; 00 m. Sunday School 1100am Moenng Worship Sunda GRACE UNITkD METHODIST CHURCH Onra Rd at Woodlawn Ave Pastor Rev C) Ro s Ueniow Ch,.ch School ------------945a.rn. II Oa m Morning Worsn1 630pm MYF ---t ---- rt 66th Year, No 94 Ai iBi- "': 4- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MoensnmjWurshp CIt,chlrarnig - Yet our house Is not In good order. Pollution, war, hatred, misery mar this worlid. It shouldn't If we would let the Church help us transform Christ a example be like this-and it wouldn't Into human action. tt y SChWI Bitle Study FV&fV4PIij#tC Service wed Prayer 4 9 004 M .10.004m. FIRST UNITED .11.00`1111.11`11. *rd Pr4',er 1, -- ' 114p.rin. v.ffl &%urning Worship ,, - It's a long way from Kitty Hawk to "Jumbo jets." Although we can fly farther, faster today. one fact remains: sooner or later, we must return to terra firma, for earttw--not sky---4a our home. AVENUE VAPTiST CHURCH U36 rairawft A". 1 -- December 1903-tbe law of gravity was questioned when the heavler-than-air machino left ground. Man was no longer chained to the earth m . Wed. Evening erice Wednesday Sundae ScI"ool -i---.. .,.- Newap-0, 10. 00 8, M . _*-_ -. - Bible5tvdy - Sunda ' '."'' - ___________________ Assembly WcrSls.P Evening Worship CC% . ngwor1co the Altamonte Springs Church School Worship - - ' ~4'a Pr'isngle W'i*ns Former N ixon AiOde - --"Ifethildist to - &&fill I .A, - i SSesStofl of the lay 1, at which 04 Palm Spir" Dr. MrgWor%hJp ...... .. 1100a.m. _. = _~ - ____ — serv that, I 13 Cx tank) in any home, WIW the power of SIX apartment or dwellin lace' piouc sticks of dynamite-commonly )?$ Crystal Lake Dr. I Lutheran Church In Amer lc&) . .-.-- - ., ' non- approved plastic con- tiiour C, r cl LAKE MARY CHURCH of ti. na:arene Nurseryl GOOD SHEPPERD UNITED - ___ -.- uralornament. .-i..,Ioru A fI4OtCY 9-AS a rn PALMETTO - . - __ --- . - enanta expire PasTCr , F11--,--- .It ;L~__~ - -f - - . - __ -.. - er, .t Brady 01' Chri st ('I,"ri'Ii ' " .i ..... .. Service = and K P icrartrn _ 9 ISa ',' *0.50cm. Provdd for a Pf,IP 11 r - --- -- - Airport Blvd E 4trilno War sh lP __ - - - - - and in the deas PI'S oop n 7 W BAPTIST Wed Evening Prayer - _' - -_ to SANFORD CHRSIN Service ---------- 730p.M. Prayei-Meting csuacn Sunday School - - - _ world by the e 11:008.m .JII I PSC VaPn 1030am 7 _ be entirely is to have the seven MOE'fling Worship -> _ building on lI cost about ihich hai been haacoatnearly tocoseratotal Sunday BaleStvd* - 'ill tenty- Sunda y School ,,. _____ Pador -.• ____ ; .;. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE _ '_ IFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH wed ----.----. 4 , -ner,_6 ill~~ds P,'.zrnin.g '-ece ------- 11:00am. Even.nSe1'v,co - ......... 7:0p.m, leO, S. Sanford Ave. Wednesday Service -----710p.m. Dr.HlitdHafV*5 - -- ---- Minister OW Truthi for a New Day ISa m School RktardW Jactwt lunday. Mcrn)nqW,&Ip - eet higher than Morning Worship ____ THE REDEEMER ew building. sve enlarged," th the acquisi- 10:00a.m 10.008 m TO EARTH URN ____ the world and esterly*ide of block between JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH S-nday School RE - DRIES IN THE 240* S Perk A v enue, Pastor red l. pcaI if r lli~oop rn 7:00P rn . Sur NYPS . Sun EvrWorship ,Ned Praytr Family St.fvict and storage facility, for example, . . tit . XPECTED - - j - . 10~008,m. *:. I & .1- I Community Center Rev A.C. Gf"n r Sur,d6y Schwl good - ''" - - '. 60* S Park Ave, •lllS.IbIUlI%i your home gets--remember, you are talking about the life of yourself, your family, and your neighbors - - 67pm CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. IAIh St. & Oak Ave. . ''.4.9:301111i lla-m Sun Mats. Rcv. Robert Lay 12:30 p, m I 9 43 a fr. 5unclay School 1:300 m. Morning Wortihip - - 11;00am. DailyMass - - Rev r . I he Rev. Leroy D, S*Pff R evor ---- "-'-S., Law - \u-(lrvn(' CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunset Ur. near Button Rd. CasselboffT I Fr. Jarrits Martinet Aul. Pat or Fr Martin KiSler The - ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - Against I.S One last thing-Kaiser is . coverage in case of a fire. you rimy be eligible for a per. tainers. But one or two clearly going to be checking on sales of stamped exceptions, the plastic dangerous and possibly illegal Do%n there In the small print toil, free of charge 1 of your home fire insurance If kaiser Finds your equip- cans are both Illegal and home heating devices In the policy, Drummond warns, you ain or need to be less than the dan'erous, Kaiser warns. future too, so no matter how Ji_ . Not only d -les gasoline eat slw)rl the ga3 gets, or how neld - OV4 probably will find words to the law allows, you won't get the effect that J youviolate the l.'ermnIt-and you'd better not 1.. . an-M! 0 law, and your house burns cheat. .~~ R - R down-you won't get paid. V.'lik!) 1)ri,ws ll~ lmck it I v.c tire talmiig .ibt,ut the lies liw, - IV. , According to the county fire mention your neighbors-this ~. I .- -,- -__protection ordinance, you will - , __ I _4i r- __. be violating the law if you at- Isn t simply a matter of saving T %,. a few bucks or some in_" i - -_ " i . .I Ft tv ; rivenience on weekends." ~ the following: -storing, han- Lv . Kaiser said before anyone - -1 4~ I .1 _47-Z dling or using more titan one . - ~ 1. - ._ gets uppity about "only one i . I Just East nf Intel'still? 4S m R Burke Johnor 11:D06-mi.Xe,thHtitChttSOfl 6 OOp m Moqnin.J Worship I risking losing your insurance - ( , ~~ FIRST BP1IST CHURCH Lik.Msnsoe FtC Div'J Rich Pasln Fire Chief Gary Kaiser, whose permit for Job it to storing any thing more than one t dlon it home, because the law, e YOU will ,list) have incurred storage limitswe call Kaiser's Obviously, any glass con- away thy unsafe plastic, thus tamer can be broken, and thus leading to fire hazards, but file wrath of CoILssIoner OIII.e nm for in Inspection Greg Drummond, who not only If Kaiser or his designated is a Foolish way to store fuel. almost any gas container ill point out that gas hoarding Inspector Find that Insurance. But many people think thy beomes a hazard if left in tJ'e Is creating part of the shortage approved storage tanks are in are being safe buying plastic sunlight or a hot place So just utili ty cans, problem, and Is therefore un place, or that you have built shaped like keeping the can in the garage Additionally, you will have caught the attention of County SpOrigs Drive 5.nI6ndo .. I L..... 9:0im.m. Planning n beating the gas shortage by filling up the ole 3 LAADAUIAN CHURCH gnu )IEEFI SondaySCbOol Morning WorshiP EvanCIitiC Serv EDITION t w and stuffing it in the garage for a rainy day" Well, better hire yourself a hiwyer, and (heck w ith 730pm. v (,w Stonng FueI At H o - - E eni ngWOflhP wed. PrCYCr MC't i pits ........Pastor ST. AUC.USTIUE . : . - — t I 7, 62 V,M SundaySC111001 -- - so In. 10108 m r-&MilyNlQhf (Wed) -1:30p.n.. Sun. MA13 I ?1op - ---- ;,00pm - v ig il Man Sa Pastor Vothiiiiii-st Morning Worship ErthLeaOue Ch ur c1 h Of . I AASAI. Pastor rr P Nonthern i j OF GOD CHURCH Cot. 27th and Elm Rev. E Dan Cox ........Ptor Wed. Prayer Se - Nur%ery&KIerUr?e. Service & _________ FIRST ASSEMBLY . ~ ..- --- — --.--- You Need , A Per mit 436) . -. r Catholic Wed Prayer Service Nursery Otin - - 6.._ _ ___ - Sunday School 7 30o P1 I .II - - 0. Sun('aySChOO' -------- 4Sam. -. 11.00 a m ...,. second Sired Wednesday SUfld6Y '.w £ . H OF CHRIST FIRST CH SCIENTIST . V" ,, Chri-sti(in -Scietice -X~ .ls'ns b!v 0/ (,1,il Evening Worftop ______ 1 ~ g 00 a m Op .- -- - - atin Avenue. Altamonte - . % Evan elistic 936 m - .. X bie5tudy Saturday Seeley 7 - C.*fVjfe% At ThA .A. utnt South 01 SR 'T""' Paitor C , Ora - n'll e Service - -- orgarisled,Ivi,e 11, l9:,'.LVl~o v,vcA - .... CHURCH Corn r 7th&Elm It . Springs. .41 ADVENTIST CHURCH Prer ,.. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THF SEVENTH-DAY Sabbath School worsnp service - - - . 11(11111'.4 7~oop m, Ronald M -- - - Noon Prayer Meeting - Friday, Dec. 7. 1973 THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH - - j; - ¶ SANLANDO UNITED flroac.Iarr , Saturday Services - . ____________ I . -Th Siintord Herald 6 ~. --' becoming partly cloudy and colder tonigat and Sunday. Pighs mostly low to mid 6( Crossword puzzle Dear Abby .. - - Dr. Crane will bt, no fair charge3 of in'&tement 611 44€ 1 611 ....5B SB I . , \ tonight IUIU iUs Northerly }kroscupe probsbiht decreasing to 20 per Sports 511 F f r ~t "" '— I jT~rjIT, j -A I _____ io-u SHOPPING DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 07, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 07, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 07, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f8ea224983881196446acb8ae832734.pdf 872ce8e5e0341991f40eeb9e9fd4fc81 PDF Text Text -.- - - - -- - - - ----- ---------- ----------SM r - -. ----------- ----- - --- =- - -- Gurney Denies Florida _ SBA Loa n Ba n Asked - -- -. ------..- -- A --_ unt Qeaçtmnt - - These seclals on sage strtIn Novem ber JilL ., Abuses WASHINGTON (AP) - Po tentially criminal abuses in the Small Business Administration's lending operations have been reported by a House Barking subcommittee. A member of the subcommittee told The Associated Press the allegations include the possible influence of organized crime on SBA loan activities and the discovery of millions of dollars in bad debts. The subcommittee on Small Business turned its evidence over to the Justice Department last week and has summoned the SBA's top b __ c°e Talk w Revealed auditor, Frank Nicholas, to appear before it Wednesday. It also recommended, in effect, that Congress stop the SBA from making more loans until criminal investigations are completed. In a letter to Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman, subcommittee chairman Robert Stephens said his group had "Uncovered some serious problems in the administration of SBA offices and their loan and guarantee programs. Some of the problems are so severe that criminal prosecution may be in order." Because of this, Stephens said, ''it would be unwise for Congress to grant the agency more than $2 billion of new loan authority until the problems are corrected and criminal investigations are concluded." Stephens asked Patman for the full committee's concurrence in the subcommittee's action last Thursday, to table a pending Senatepassed bill which would raise the SBA lending ceiling to $6.6 billion. The SBA vas created to help small businessmen who can't get credit through traditional channels. DELTA LEAII iurkv. f, 14-oz. Lysol shampoo f ':;:-:: INPECTA" *pra - or ... live 1.64 am/Tm digital clock-radio a women's moccasin our E- .1 secret poliftal fund for .01eks ago, was crownefl Gurney was established with his knowledge after he as tut off from state GOP -c jWJ lJIL?: - the Miss America intest next year in Atlantic .1 Ci ty, N.J. Delta, 17, is the - ighter of Mr. and Mrs -I I rederick Burke, 55 Curry o J4 111 !I!V contest she was sponsored by -.u(h Seminole VFW Post _________ MISS ORLANDO Wears "White Hat" IL A 9 , .ft our rag. 79.99 A room-to-room UHF/VHF portable with big sound front speaker. minimum 20 per store i;itilt i £ come save 9,99 Hoover upright vac Witt? tool8 99 A quick response to Sunday's column ... %v were asking those builders who might 11he death of David "Stringbean" Akenian and his wife (star of the Grand Ole Opry and havc to remove trees, that instead of burning same or trucking them off to a dump they would offer these to the public. I had a gentlemen visit the newsroom this morning and he made available I x 4s, plus som" pine and cypress lie says it's enough to last a family of two for more than a year. It's free, but has to be cut and hauled away. If you're interested, give us a call for location, the television series 'Ilee [law") brings to mind the many visits which another celebrity Grand Pa Jones makes to Seminole County. Jones found the bodies of both victims; Intimate friends of his for 30 years. (,rand Pa is a close friend of the former County Comm issioner Ed Yarborough and his family of Geneva. FROM THE MAILBAG. .Ed Bodin, the retired reporter for the Hermit of Rhyme and Reason typed the following on Veteran's Da), and it's entitled "Watchdog"— "Protection of his hcme a farmer knows, depends upon a watchdog on its toes, to drive away the crooks of depredation.. thus Nixon (ailed as Watch-dog of his nation." . Another public salute for a Good Citizen's Award submitted by John Cameron We've been told that a Louis Estes of 111. 3 of Wetumpha, Ala., stopped to make a phone call, seeking directions on visiting friends here In Sanford. He left his wallet in the phone booth. Ronald Cleven of 138 Garrison Drive, Sanford found it; turned itlnto the Sanford . •i,,f. - - . The cost ofed Police Dept.. who In turn called Alabama only to be told that Estes was visiting Sanford. The wallet and the $190 was returned to a grateful visitor. Crime Prevention Committee of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce, it has figures in(Ecating that it costs $17 a day to house an Inmalte in a state detention facility. After all of the "findings" of Watergate, we are all indebted to Mr. Cleven for restoring faith in human nature At that price says the Committee, "It's cheaper to send a person to Harvard than to prison 71- Flor*id*ian Doused W*Ith Gas - - - I I ft - a - .- .1 - :-- or raised money on his behalf. lie was also quoted as saying Wi lliams had never discussed fund raising operations with any rn.mber of his staff.' However, the Sentinel Star quoted two unnamed sources as saying Williams had gone over possible contributor lists with Joe Bastion, Gurney's Winter ['ark field man. agreed to plead guilty to two felony charges and testify for the government in a probe of the fund, The Miami Herald said last week Williams has admitted to collecting more than $300,000 from government contractors For the Gurney booster fund. Gurney repeatedly denied that Williams was ever a member of his staff a Innie I'tsh said she has Itociin:; on Itandy sAid he Gamble. "It cot.s less to was also driving at his usual always been a slow driver, drive slowly." speed. "I've noticed some rarely going over 50 mph. Education Commissioner Althc,ugh the fuel hortage is slowing down among other However, she has not noticed Christian takes the fuel crisis anyone else slowing down to her more seriously, however. He causing growing concern drivers," he said among many high officials, This opinion was contradicted speed. "There's still never has sent a memorandum to including State Education b o ther prson.s interviewed anyone behind me," she says count) school superintendents Two young visitors from community college presidents Commissioner Floyd Christian "I don't see any other d.ivers who today asked school officials slowing down," said Richard Alabama, JoAnn Davis and and state univcrsity presIdents to reschedule night footbsll Walker, who recently bought a Martha Gamble said they had suggesting that conservation games to afternoons and set small Datsun pickup because of slowed down, but not steps be taken. State Education Corn maximum speeds for school the good gas mileage it gi ves necessarily because a 50 mph buses at 40 mph, many him I'm driving slower to limit has been suggested by the missioner Floyd Christian motorists in the Sanford area conserve gas, but most drivers president or governor. "I drive today asked school officials to said the fuel crisis has not at- aren't. I think they shu1d in- slower to conserve gas because reschedule night Football games fected their driving habits nor crease gas prices so that young most service stations are closed to afternoons and to set those of other motorists on the kids don't waste it with their hot at night," said Ms. Davis. "And maximum speeds for school rodding and fast driving." we're on a tight budget," added buses at 40 miles per hour. roads. A survey of Sanford area motorists today revealed most of them have not reduced their speeds to the 50 mph recommended by President Nixon and Governor Askew, now have they noticed other motorist-s %W WSW F_41_ i7 3-pk. StWpe-retainlng combed Cotton. While-, SM.L-XL Ffl!flfl1UYfl (O r-r "f - tharge it iooç- cotton turtles In many raw colors; sIzes 47. our rag. 12.99 For point, varnish, inCId. Jobs. ... aH spiaylng uu Noi -• v our rag. 89 Twenty heavy-gauge, leakproof bags complete with tw!;1 tk. up Percolator 799 slowing down. "I don't think the as situation has affected dilung speM," said Joe Lazare. "I drive at 60 mph and most cars - L!= T ' . • io shortage would cause gas . . fl IN 0 a e ar •_P — '- , His wife was held captive but --_.-.--.. - , ______ qr= --------- A .1 I t durine the anneal "o towards r-r - miles 9cross Biscayne flay to neii'hbormnp \ll-mnlI, mn%esttg unharmed, police said. The couple was later ordered tors Said. hIirrlflhitOfl was in critical to lea v e the apartment and condition today at Jackson Me car outside, police their found mnorial hospital said Police said lit was robbed of Mrs. Barfield told police she drove her husband to holy $1 Saturday and shot by ii IIiBn Cross hospital where he was who fired as Harrington lifted admitted in serious condition his shirt to snow he had no more suffering from third degree umney li t R. '4 - - - - . - - :-.:-' --- merit. - - BO — kIKI NIE IN .. N MARTHA GAMBLE till on a tight budget — I'm slowing down to save .. . Weather Yesterday 's high 4 low this morning 53. Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Highs upper 70s. Low tonight lower 60s. Rain probability 2(1 per cent durtig the da', and at night Temperatures before dawn ranged From 1. at Houlton and Lirnestume, Maine, to ..1 at tunic at Orlando's Sunlanti IlospUimi, as well as two birth d efect treatment -..............tuition :v,ntcs at the flitCI'5lt) and the University ) . SCHU MACHER aX i S An expense ordinance, ting up payment . councilmen and other ernployes, as well as t he tltdi,'ni ordinance an d the franchise ordinance for Florida i'ower Corporation wtll un• dergo second reading proceedings. uiuing. heard presentations from all Se%nral residents, however. The tax bill missed by more interested parties concerned a re reportedly icing than $12,000 the antir-Ipated with tue thret appointments to resttarch into the prevention ,in causes of birth defects it arch of Dunes suppo rts the Genetic Counseling '" vo y; ' -.- RANDY BOWLING I go at my usual speed • but I've noticed other drivers slowing down, JO ANN DAVIS - I'm driving slower to conserve gas because the gas stations are closed at night. F reworKS -- • . a bus which took turn three ' ACr N - p0" ,1cc sa.1 d • -4 ______ - - ..•, pass me as if I'm standing still." Ile said he thought the -'i: .• ____ -. . Ma o r - our rag. 9.99 ftw_i 1- 12 CtJc-i .nl - - 7T Victim -. '/. V — came save $2 Iiz. -- SENATOR GURNEY Denies TV repo rts - _ -- Y. By JEAN I'AESON Staff Writer . AMA . --- I BONNIE PISII of black youths in Boston. And a more than It would affect (AP) A white man and his back. JOE LAZARE I always drive under 50 • Police said the attack was black derelict died in Miami driving speeds. black wife were abducted by 11 I still drive at 60 PMII Mi')I, but I don't no ti ce any Al Bowling sa id he has not black men and ta ken to an apparently racially motivated last month after he was set on and cars pass me as if I' m slowed down either. "All i other drivers going at my apartment where the husband because of remarks made to the fire by three young blacks. s tand ing still, speed. Ther e ' s still never notice is you can't get as much The attacks followed a telewas doused with an in- couple while they were held behind me. vision showing of the movie, gas for the money you're any flammable fluid and set afire, captive, Earlier this year, a young "Fuzz," which depicted similar spending these drys," he police said today. commented. white woman died after being violence, ,, i PolicesaidllrianBarfield -V of Fort Lauderdale, and his i • wife, Jeraldine, 26, were dilv• ______________ WILLIAM P. "Bud" Layer, ing along a city street Sunda March of Dimes c;nnpalgn evening when a car pulled ' directorforSeininoleCounty alongside and a man pointed a announced the appointment gun at them, forcing them to Is Elected of Mrs. Bonnie Schumacher fl y J RIChARDS conic from somewhere. Th is is Stop. MIAMI, Eta. (AI) — A man :is the area's new Mother's Herald Stall Writer for the 1973-74 fiscal year," he b Another car pulled up behind who staggered into a Miami March chaIrman. As the 1974 LAKE MAIfl' Mayor said of the three mill levy on the the flarfields and the couple Beach bar screaming for hel, \to(ho r s March c Liha irman , I n do I t kun iii lit- dks $12 448 '8O .iss& .&tl t alut of w is l)lindfolded lx Ion being alter he was hot Li) a holdup she will direct volunteer not expect any fireworks over property within the city, driven to an apartment, police man was ejected for being actv,tles throughout the city's billing residents for a A spokesman for the county said. nimsy, police say. Seminole County during the full tax year at the regular tax assessor's office said they Barfield was bound with elecJohn Harrington, 49, blood annual March of Dunes trical cord, doused with an Un- streaming from his chest, then council meeting tonight at 7:30 received instructions from the •,- .:.•.-- ;;.;j::-:•. Ld -,• . a- ames -, o e • can liners - ris ian s s — 1' - - has SanfordHeraidPhoto) FORT LAUDERDALE, Eta, bur ns on his arm, right leg and at ta cked and set afire by a gang stations to go out of business men's 3-pack t-a sh.lrts or briefs - lt J o hn A. Sp.lskI 9! _ - - Earlier, the Miami Herald said Williams had f: ommissioner 17 65 Sanyo 12" (dIagonal) portable tv Ciarge ii our reg. 69.90 with tool. Powerful motor; 3-pos4tion handle; low hoot With ho ccnvrtr, Wâs, LaioleLeyy brush, crevice toot. minimum 8 per store limit I - - 4 A checking account set up with the funds, alledgedly not reported as required by law, shows a balance of $608, the newspaper said, tilcnt was a dramatic Local Resident 3 - - - - . I-rd Road, Orlando and her - to j,. /•' ' -. - 'hloquy. in the Sanford . - --... Wit h Ci u r a e , knowledge, the newspaper said, Larry Williams of Orlando was hired to solicit secret contributions for a Gurney Boo.st,r Club, and the money wits held in a Winter Park bank whe Gurney• Is a director the Miss Florida title Monday, November i2, 1973—.Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No.71 :.'-•-. - the first pt~,,eant !tep A1 Wake to music or alarm. Ughted dial, wood cabinet; separate if volume and lone controls. - V -- -- - harge it our rag. 24.99 reg. 1.97 aservation Jamboree two iss Orlando &aturday night 1999 toe loafers - Allinole County Hearing ( •'t - comesave -. 1111ed :973 Queen of the : • Miami television station WPLG Sattrday night quoted sources as saying Gurney was in Miami the pasttwoorthreedaysto talk with federal proseutor, a b 'ut tht. fund. Meanwhile, the Orlando Sentincl Star re ported nits Sunda) edition that a Beauty Queen -- v9oc -: MIAMI (Ala) — Sen. Edward Gurney, H-Fla., denies he was even in Florida on the two days a television station reports he was In Miami talking with federal prosecutors about an alleged secret Fund. A spokesman in Gurney's Washington office said the senator, President Nixon's chief supporter on the Senate Watergate corn. inittee, has not been to the state since he spoke to the Florida Homebuilders Association about a week Prosecutors ith dissatisfaction over the matter re venues the city listed t its the city's administration a nd he They reportedly will question budget for that time period expects a final decision the $37,346.94 total tax bill sent Included in the meeting are After hearing Sheriff John inst ey the citytht month, decisions on three ordinances Polk ask council to torso a •mskmn, whythe eth is billing for a nd ippointrnents 01 the city c-ontratu ml arrange mnent with a full year despite in- engineer, accountant and the department for police corporating in August, planner, as well as council 's protection, counci faces either We can't have deficit expected final decision on beginning its own force or spending and the money has to pollee protection abandoning the project. - - - Index Area deaths Bridge Calendar (lassified ads 2A . 8-9\ Crossword puzzle Dear Abb% Dr Cran e Editor titortiment I niertainnient Ilurostope IhispLilflot i'ubln p t,u port Statu Stocks lit - - -' GA 1A a 21 A �.- -'-.- -- '_-. -'.,-_._ .__, - T- . ____ ____ - c=; ___ = ________________ - -- VA—The Sanford * Herald Nixon Will Explain _ - His Side , Of U O , Tjr:J1 _ _ _ _ j 0011111 - : ~ ~ : ___4 ----: #__ . — —. _________ ______ ______ _______ Premature - News Briefs Style WASHINGTON (AP) The — Bill At issue are tacked-on House is nearing a vote on the amendments which would Alaska Oil Pipeline bill, but the broaden the powers of the FTC legislation is threatened by a and other regulatory agencies. controversy over an amend- Among other things, they would ment affecting the Federal allow the agencies to conduct Trade Commission, business surveys without get- Headquarters Are Empty WASdINGTON (AP) On Pipeline A year later, only a few dcen people work for the organization that raised $60 millionplus for President Nixon's reelection. In addition to keeping track of the $4 million in leftover campaign funds, volunteers for the Finance Committee to Reelect the President are busy answering subpoenas growing out of the Watergate Investigation. — This amendment would give ting approval of the Office of the FTC the power to obtain Management and Budget. more information about the The FTC supports this bebusinesses it regulates. cause It has been trying since 1VASW4N'G1'0N i Al') — A look at the actual rise in food prlcej sometimes gives a clear' picture of inflation than studying the complicated figures and formulas prepared each month by government ecomomists. For Instance, In 1963 hamburger sold for 49 cents a pound and milk for 47 cents a hall gallon. Now hamburger sells for twice that and milk in some cities costs up to 78 cents a half gallon. - Presidential y.- - - —I - - ------ ----- - ---- -.-- - ' - - !iI -T1 YORK Akjofta A;hAolift A rr. Oft Ar"CAW *m141 It.cIW RPO 1-i 1' An-Me APJ Noon Stock Reports M.X4O(&t HØ LW Lost 7-. fl1 It'. 17'5 34 7*& 71. '' 71". W. uS 41-, 1O'4 I) 12 114 '. dS' 31'. 21'.-. II'. 7. 71' ' 15%-s t5* 151% 71 3 it', iv cpvnur " ' 7.4 I Lockt4dAir 10e-.-'. s','j:c S4 I7i '-. fl 21 fro fl 75 fl's W4 V1 Iry Fov-dM Ill. 4 $$, 4J1 fordlAtA 17'-. Ij 7)), ' - it'. 74 's it'. 1t1-, 544 54' : : ' jfltr% -' n : 73', iv.. ti'. ii'. 73' iv. ira ii', Wi IV1 I4 7s, -. - Ph 51-, I1t 14l4 74 lit Pf7C. 44 73 RCA -.'. 4i 6#4 fl t, * i I, analysts saij wandue to m'estors' worries aLi'iu cd short- nesum1t1wt1reitofanrnftri V 4I4 . - — --S.-. -':: -- _____________ 1 ; ui¼% _____ ______ - _____ - , 11 - - _________________________ - Electrical In - I f M ,rilh I! UJ 1.sr Sa$lCo $ p.rrR IkJBId* ic. '0 9-ti itr-,t'. Trefto T.,rr, UMC UnCbid UnsaI ' , II NOVEMBER 9, 1973 ADMISSIONS , Wvth ' "tCp p' .- 3P. - r 0*1 :FL" to -T- MoinQm _____ ____ wi - - j- I - I'ItI'i) G.INI: "Few of the men and women about us today have what they want, and few want what they have," The above words sum up man as well as any we know. It's human nature to find our little world is actually a prison wall Within these w;illc ssi' tittmt s;'.tr'h er da - sIk'od U11i happily, or resentfully, We cam our victories, not by assaulting the walLs, but by accepting them, We accept life by looking at it in this respect: However 'flu' srnokir' rate f or U.S. 14-, ageYears and over.uncontrollable our past, however disaono1ntin Mir U —our future can he what we choose to make It. We may seem at times to be the prisoners of fate, while we are actually its master, OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: The mastery of life is often just a imnplr afhustmnent "Offering Nu a complete line I4L .J'i' of srtij.-.-. V '..vvJIilus,tgence lit'. Ut - INQUIRIES INVITED FO Box 86, Casselberry, Fla 32707 Sanford: Freida L. Chaney Virginia Michalowski Lorene Thompson Ercka T. Tillman John K. DekJe Donald Collins Frank Battles Van E. Butler Luther J. Hogsett Mattie Howell Jason W. Dunn Andrew W. Bell Etoy Reddien Jr. Dale O'Kane, DeBary Henry E. Anderson, Deltona Josephine Weeks, Deltona GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130W Airp'-t Blvd 'zM1I East on Airport Blvø FFOM TRApric SIGNAL ON H1GP4WAY 17 S'l ADMISSIONS Sanford James E. Melton I Robert I.. Jones Rose Conklin Billy E. Jones Malcolm E. Hubbard Julia Mae Colston Phillip S. Boyd Wt.'sle I. O'Neal George '.l. Hall Daisey Jimenez, Lake Mary Elizabeth M. Radle, Deltona Ralph T. Gerhart, Oviedo Earl Ludwig, Osteen Mary A. Hayward, DeBary Paul 0. Paulson, Deltuna Walter C. Cook, Lake Mary Dorothy Wilson, Lake Monroe James A. Cleland, New - Sanford: Norma S. Garrett I Sylvester Terrell Anthony M. Fairley Virginia A. Brown Joe Routh Tilda M. Peterson Bernard Guy Thornton George L. Roundtree Linda A. Keeling Irma M. Ktrschstemn James Moore Jame E. Pruden Susan Starling Joe S. Smith Raymond C. Hays, Geneva Norman C. Belanger, Deltona Harold H. Goodwin, Enter- prize Caroline 1. Johnson, Deltona James E. Mosher, Deltona Irene M Ruthiedge, Deltona Hosey Roberson, Eustis Carry L. Adams, Longwood John San George, Orange BIRTHS BIRTHS Mrs. Alice Oliver, a boy, Sanford Mrs. Eyelyn Arnie, a boy, dI.UUFU Mm's. Roy hooks, a boy, Eugene Lawrence, Osteen Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Simpson, a girl, Sanford Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Charles Evans, a girl, Sanford BIRTHS DISCHARGES UISCIIARGES Mr. & Mrs. Rene Jimenez, a boy, Lake Mary Mrs. Joyce Sopak, a girl, Sanford: Wilie J. Anderson Mimi Barr Mrs. Jerry Justice and girl Robert McWattcrs Roy C. Randall Gary Bishop, Altamonte Springs - --___ budget. The raises will include a six per cent average merit pay and will hike beginningpatrolmento $7,500 in addition to $250 and $500 annual incentives for those holding associates and bachelor's degrees. Also on the agenda for the Tuesday evening meeting are Rezoning requested for the Crooke property on Palm Springs Drive is to professional EQelyn Crabtree, Brandon Mary J. Hairless, DeBary Steven 0. Gilliam, DeBary Douglas E. Proctor, Deltona John Spadea, Deltona Eugene H. Harper, Deltona Walter D. Lee, Deltona Caroline I. Johnson, Deltona Clara Breitengross, Deltona Johnlc C. Saler, Geneva Carol Songer,Lake Mary Roy B. Clanton Jr., Longwood Russell H. Ingalls, Orlando Margery Depper. Casselberry NOVEMBER 10. 1973 Sanford: Mary D. Buckner Carrie F. Mack Florence Glazier Vanessa Bryant Jason V. Dunn Wilma J. Miller Fannie Bookman John It. Sullivan Loretta V. Andri'ws Kevin Jerome Mitchell Barbara Torrie Anthony M. Fairle' Mary Pope Ora Belle Cooks Lovett, B. Michelle Altamonte Springs Joseph E. Fasone, DeRar-, Adele Wolde, Deltona John H. liecO, ueiiona Jessie M. Vickers. Deltona John Scott Maclennan, Longwood Mr. & Mrs. Roger Tyson, a boy, Sanford Mrs. JO CC Ann Dillon. a boy, Sanford t)ISCIIARGES Sanford: Richard S. Mietus Julia Cambridge Maggie L. Turner Susan B. Parsons Bessie Lee Small Elizabeth Mainor Richard Armstrong Dennis Baker Maria Talercio, Deltona Sandra s, Kern, i.'eimona Pamela Hodges, Lake Marx' freddie I.ee Brown, Lake Monroe EX'ltona .liIui I, Wield, Orange (its Marie G-tzcn, (i.tcen Jennifer K Tyler, Osteen Andrew J. Cash, Oviedo SLri, 'i1it' r irir'- :t \ ;r [I L -- ii P1 FrncP Ave - Sanford Fla 32711 Second Class Po'age Pad A' Sanford FIorda 37771 Agenda: it POflflCl 1. Public hearing to consider Subicr'pt'on Rates by $ 28 .40 8 Non -credit approval Faculty proceeding re port. Budget di ourses für annexing: a. Continental Central Florida Foods, 5.5 acres north evaluation of Country Club Road, vest of Country Club Circle, b. Brewster property. (orner of Palmetto Avenue and amendment. _____ I Crash Kills Crewmen Cr wmen 28th Street, 4. Public hearing to consider rezoning Contirental Central e Foods property. 5 Public hearing to consider MOBILE. .-\Lt I .\P I — A Navy investigating team is Condemnation Group 27. No 73. searching for the cause of a 505 through 73.522. Resolutions. helicopter mid-air explosion, Satisfaction of ii rtg,:e to crash and fire that killed all Bernarr Mac F'atldcn F'tunthree crewmen. The helicopter was on a cross- dation Inc. a. Request to idpt Suthcrn country training mission Saturday from its base at Elly- Standard Housing Code, 1973. 9. Resolution re: Public son Field near Pensacola and hearing to annex Conclev crashed shortly after taking off from lruokley Aerospace Coin- property west of Airport Boulevard and south of Je%sett plex authorities said. - , RIMIR - 91-tVii)!w~1M~10t" - - E ; --' TYPEWRITER or ADDING MACHINE =-''-"-- 101 *Alf * 95 vshile you wait BEA HUGHES 8349212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 83.49212 Attarrcnte S pring s SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 jjgcgc 'S CASSELBERRY 11. Vouchers ceotance. for eunditirinal uses 6i Cons truction report 3. Public hearing to ionsmder Advisory Committee apsecond reading and adoption of pointments. OR ,,OFF MORE Y,17•92 2. public hearings 12. Contrat.t re: paving annexing the Auto Train ter2) Waiver of fees minal west of Persimmon Georgia Avenue 3 Request for permission to Avenue and lots five and eight, 13. Confirmation of workshop call for bids. Block 10, Russell's addition. actions. 4 Petitions. 2. Public hearings to consider 14. City- Manager's report. Si Federal projects ac- amending the zoning ordinance __ Jct I. staff reports ' a NEW RIBBON FuRNIjRE p.m. Annexation Hearing On Sanford Agenda I In' ".iiilitrsl I Irr,tbl Pbi'hj DA If and Sunday eucep' S&urday by ThC ,anford He rald. 1-00 TUESDAY,4:30 property zoning County Attorney, Clerk, d. Jackson-Hatton zoning Following the ground- Administrative Assistant and e. Republic Service Corp. breaking Tursday for Seminole Chairmar zoning Junior College's Phase II 9. Commissioners' District 4, f. Deep South building program. assistant to 5, 1, 2, and 3. Civic Center lease the president it T. Milwee will 10. Items for next Agenda 4. Ordinances, resolutions give a construction report to the II. Adjourn a n d reports college board of trustees at the regular meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 in the board room. Five new units will be built in Phase II at a total cost of $3,762,062. Health and vocational-technical buildings are scheduled for completion Sanford City Commission has Lane. Sept. 1, 1974 and a student a short agenda for tonight's 7 10. Resolution to authorize center and bookstore, faculty p.m. meeting at city hail that is Mayor to execute agreement office wing, and an ad. highlighted by six public with Seaboard Coast Line ministration and classroom hearings. Railroad. building by Dec. 15,, 1974, Agenda: -' r"1'.1' ALTAM0rEsPRINGs CITY COUNCIL AGENDA a, vacation of easements Permit for Hanover Woods requested by Torn Dyer in San Gei ger-Jones i Sebastian Heights (lot 14, block 8. Other Reports: E and the west boundary line of County Planner,Building Zoning lots 1 through 7 on Block cu Administrator, b. Ordinance 266.72-overnight Official, Pollution Control parking Officer, Utility Control, Sheriff, c Crooke SJC Board To Meet Tuesday NOVEMBER 11, 1973 ADMISSIONS Walter C. Roehner, Deltona Smyrna Beach ' workship Thursday night that with close of the economic stabilization period this week, the city can now release th e raises anticipated in the new -"Uistrict; the Jackson Seminole i "unty corn- either newly-hired ourmy fire the review boar'J s'. f [)er.nts requirenients fur the earRattan tract n '1'ntgarnery A. Road Scru:tnder.t mnIssioncs Tuesday are ex. chief Gary Kaiser, or the man Shindle, 31, Altamonte Springs, thworks, even though cornRoad to neighborhood cornB. County Engineer niercial; the Republic Service pcted to name four new he hires as chief tire inspector; facing trial Dec. 3 on charges he mnissioners are strict in Jim Ryan, 5. Port members to the revamped a power company represen- threatened a county electrical requiring developers to Install Administrator Re: Petroleum Corp. land on SR 436 to gencrai electrical review board, ex- tative and a building depart- inspector for rejecting work he berms. commercial and the Dcep South Storage panded from five to nine property on SR 431 to industrial. ment official, 6. ConsideratiGn of Bids Re: had done, and on perjury members after a scathing The grand jury criticised the charges Councilman Dan Dorfman is Legal Case Binders stemming from COCNrvcoMMIss1osF.Rs' grai J jury report charging makeup of the old board, saying testununey bvfre the grand expected to recommend the city 7. Public Hearings-7:00 p.m. .\(;LNH1t conflict of interest and possible charge only nominal fees for A. Rezone from U-IA a conflict of interest was jury. Socmhcrl3,-9:3Oa,'n, illegalities in the makeup of the use of the civic center rooms Residential., to OC Office inherent because all members in other business, cornold hoard. and auditorium for city based District, property described as were electrical contractors, rnjssioners today will hold a 1. Invocation Acting on the Oct. 9 grand which apparently violated state work session on zoning orcivic associations. corner of Douglas Avenue & 2. Pledge of Allemance Jury report's recom3. Approval of Minutes of Highland Street uPhil Orr law. dinance provisions iequkring Clark Mann, Lake Monroe John L. Winfield, Orange City Jacob C. Thomas, Oviedo - •. Appointments Due Hospital Notes Ill Baxter told council in public hearings on the 6; %acation requestid easements in San Sebastian Heights for Tom Dyer and for rezoning of four pracels. memidations, Commissioner B. Appeal against decision The board is presently "berms," elongated earth RegularMeetingsofSeptember Greg Drummond today said he chaired by contractor Buddy lullocks, the hoard has been 4. September 1], and September of Board of Adjustment denying will name Seminole Junior Eidel, who also chairs the requiring developers to install 18; Special Meeting of Sep. lot size variance in an A-i College physics professor Jay Central Florida Uniform on commercial and industrial tember 27; and. Regular Agricultural Zone on property \Vmshau to fill the "alyman," Electrical Code Board. sites to shield against sound and Meetings of October 2 and described as Lot 4, Twin Pines non-expert private citizen slot previously visual "pollution." Subdivision tOmar Ringert Drummond October 9, 1973. on the advisory board. C. named Oviedo journeyman Consideration 4. Reports: The present ordinance does of Also expected to be nameil Application for Dredge electrician Carl Bowinna to fill not spell out the definitions or & Fill Politics ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Comptroller Denver Baxter Is ex pe cted to get unanimous approval from the city council at 4 p In. Tuesday for his plan to increase the salaries of the 121 city employes some $67,000 beginning Thursday. — - Four Seats On Review Board \ Stuart Funeral Supply Co. i tAI'i ' — 5QI 5àCt(n - Market Decl n es NEW "117K StRegisP I''- i$ )7t -- nfttm Ryj RO,CCOI III 44' II', 47$, 1. t' t IX vn. high school diploma, lowest for those whose education was grade school or less. 15 44, —Fewer women were smok. 71'. 31' 71'. type Al lag in 1970, compared to 1966, , ISI IS• 7 5' Wi 24'. but the reduction was not as w. SI. N', much as that for men. 74 II', t', 37), The study is a report on , °" " s'-. changes in women's smoking 0'. 4ti w. es'. W. twhivlor. based on national c;- s-i directed by the Public 31', P. n'.. 314 21 31 llealth Service In 1966 and 1970. it it . ., ,, ilie analysis was made by " " " Dor othy E. rcen, a branch 27'. 3 M'. Wa iS', i% iivf, and Daniel E. Nemzer, " coumipu ter analyst, at 11w N:i15' 34 lv, i;', • IS-. ti u7Lji !ciriiliu- 17 Wi *10 Wo 741w 73t fl'. lag and health, ', 43'. 43. 3'-, is i ts - 177', 7. I s'. 7)'. 71'-. st'ii '. MudCp 'sw Mob'tO Mn P?,liPit P1&tO4 Fi4PV* Gmme '. L4My pf-ri ' . )pl, Kroo..Kr.io 744 11'. W. 131 NASHVILLE, Term, (AP) — Country music star David "Stringbeai" Akeman and his wile had $5,7IYt In cash Nddrn on thez when they were murtlercd in what was lived to be a burglary, a police source said today. The h-:L 'iStrirgbeari, i. star of "Het, Raw" and th- Grand '1 Opry whone sad face and funny wardrobe endared him to country rnasic fans, nod his wile were found &mday morning by 1. M "Grampa' Joae, a fellow fflhi5k star and a ln.wrie fri-nd Pnl!r hdtcve ,:_;. kd hut !ars f ki 11 Ieai arid irje teturned to their rural home following Saturda right's ()pry K*t,At, ia W. *- ry Stringbean Is Shot 7?', It'-, it 2O. 31 11,, ii, iiu 47 7 io. 3' )'- fl' 21' W 3$'. NaNuo • W e 74. IC, - .. )&,t ,,V l7l4 17'I IFi t41, t'. 1'i 13i )' 13 8$, 31'-. 71 75'. 73'. 73'. '_ B 7', tfltH*n, 1HT14T In?Pap -_ - of A vote was scheduled for to' comment, including the reacday. tloftc of the businesses involved. CW -. _ - SANFORD Naval Academy color guard and rifle drill team participa ted in the patriotic program held at American Legion Campbell Lossing Post 53 Sunday afternoon. Also taking part were members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, Disabled American Veterans, 40&8, Fleet Reserve and Amvets, City Commissioner A. A. McClanahan (right) was speaker. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) to iIlLlh crhini ,Afte charges of 11 eecuUon-s tyle murders have information abc'at fie at least six other killings, police say. Two unidenti d bodies were found Sunday in the California Sierra Mountains. The scaich for bodies followed the zig-mg path of William Stee1zr..n, 21, of Lodi, Calif., and Douglas Gretzler, 22, of New York CIty, who were capturcd last Thursday in Sacramento, Calif. They were charged with nine counts of murder each In themass execlAtlon slayings '! nine fwrV-ns la s t T',eda in thetmme of Vrtrr, c.-d,- r., tood market owner Walter Parkin. They already were wanted in Arizona, charged with kilfiq a young man ind woman. Since their arrest, authorities say they have discovered live more murder victims in California and Arizona areas visited over the past month by Steelman ;-'! (r-?y!,'r - VETERANS DAY OBSERVED ,!u'u1 WASHINGTON tAP) — fell fromn42,2 per cent in 1966 to mnaybe influenced by the h igher Womcn who work outside the 36.2 per cent In 1970. smoking rates of men, A • home have a higher smoking Among men, the smoking somnan earning a salary may rate than housewives, a new rate fell sharply, from 51.9 per feel more free to spend It on a government study shows. cot 42.3 per cent, the studs turin I -rsnmial gratification i'he study also reports that: reports. But for women, it fell like cigarettes. —On the basis of marital only from 33.7 per cent to 30.5 status among women, the per cent. __ __________________ smoking rate was highest for The analysis says that the ___ those divorced or separated, smoking rate increased among It lowest for widows, single women and decreased —On the basis of education among married women and I among women, smoking rates adds as a possible explanation: were highest for those who end-. "Many single women are emt'd their education with some played in offices, where they 1 sent hack to a House-Senate it provides the government do conference committee to be not reflect this. stripped of the features sought Under present procedures the by the FTC. budget agency seeks public SfOCKTON,Calif. (AP) —Two men in custody here on I - Study Shows Higher Rate Of Smoking Ikp. Craig Ilosxiier, U-Calif., graph, for instance, is one of the s-aid that when the bill came up nation's largest producers of again he would move to have it bakery goods, yet the statistics Two Charged In 11 Killings ______ _________ - __________________ Last Wednesdy, opponents 1971 to get thebudget office to of the FTC proposal forced a approve a plan under which delay In action on the bill, which businesses In providing statis.. is designed to clear the way for tics, would break them down by piping oil from Alaska's North product lines. Slope to the port city of Valdez The ageny contends that In. on Alaska's southern coast. ternational lt'lcphone & Tek- It Was Cheap In '63 ; / some pl house bids in 1976. Senate said flatly Ut la selection ank In his expected presidendecline in traditional Uepublitial bid. of Reagan and Rockefeller enthe former Ilmiocratic gob('an strength, while the GOP it countered significant setbacks But the proposal was rejected '.irtually was wiped out In New ernor would split the party and I4,.'irtI-ni,. LUVJII, uy. more yorx City. I wt.ni,1 h. ,. .',uw L than 300,000 votes. The complex Nixon'srequest Lu (()P lawA $3.5-billion transportation mak a listing of favorites Issue was seen by many as a bond issue, for which he had broughtfor a noticeable lack of referendum on Reagan himself, campaigned, also was defeated. upport for Connally. The 62-year-old governor was In neighboring New Jersey, undeterred, however, declaring where Rockefeller went to camThere also were inklings from he might use the issue "to re- paign for ccnservatjve GOP gu. the Connally camp that the veal to people how difficult It Is bernatoijal candidate Charles Texan had decided he didn't to halt the growth of govern. W. Sandman Jr., Republicans want the nomination anyway, went, the entrenched position suffered their worst defeat out of a desire to keep some that the government estab- ever. distance from Nixon and the lishment has." l)"mnocrat Brendan T. Byrne detailed background investi. And the resignation of Spiro beat Sandman by better than 2. gation that faced the vice presi1. Agnew has left Re.'igan, ac- to-I, and Republicans lost heav- denttal nominee. Changes WASHINGTON (AP) — Life isn't what it used to be, says Elizabeth Ford, wife of Vici President-designa te Gerald R. Ford. The Fords still live in the same unpretentious, four-bedroom home In Alexandria, Va., they've lived In for the past 19 years. But now a secret service van sits In their driveway and agents answer their - -- -- WASHINGTON (AP) — 'm in last week's off-year election, cording to polls, the top choice tiy in the leg islative and local unpredictability of premature while Connally's star of GOP conservatives, races. presidential politics is being 'Ummed amid last month's Rockefeller, meanwhile, su(As for Connally, some friends 4 demonstrated in the dIfficulties ;Ol'outcry at the possibility he fered an array of setbacks th ink he has suffered substanof three 1976 Republican hope- might become vice president. around New York state, His tinIly from the reaction that ocfuls, Ronald Reagan, Nelson Reagan had campaigned home county of Westchester, tarred when It was speculated Rockefeller and John Connally. hard for his constitutional or the first time In history, Nixon would pick him last All three have been running amendment that would limit elected i Democratic county month to succeed the resigned into troubk this (all In the ¶\gnew. I f uture state taxes and spending. executive. IflO% of what they Other suburban and most up. Republican leaders in the hope will be successful White He planned to make it a major state areas also showed RcpubtIcn House - Near Vote - - Demonstrates Unpredictability Area - Family ' - . Other notable royal brides have included Elizabeth - his Stuart, left, whose husband, the king of Bohemia lost throne. They spent most of their lives in exile, but it $ from her that the present British royal line is descended. An earlier Princess Anne, center, daughter of Kinç James II and bride of a Danish prince, in 1702 became queen. It was during her reign that England and Sco' land merged in the United Kingdom. The marriage of Princess Elizabeth of York, right to Henry Lancaster In 1 486 ended the Wars of the Roses. She became the mother Of Henry VIII, grandmother of Elizabeth I and great grandmother of Mary Queen of Scots. National 2., ' V . 'r t.. I 11111111111111111 ____________ W*LExpected f - . ________ _______ ' 'Gate WAShINGTON (Al') i'rc3 than the President's office, the student newspapers at 114 ccl. Amherst Student of Antht'rs ident Nixon, inten!ilying efforts spokesman said. leges and universities and sent ('allege, said "the ini. to explain his side of the WaterNixon returned to th e White to flienibers of Congresa today peachment of Richard Nixon is gate matter to congressional I louse Sunday afternoon after a called (or the President's re- a prerequisite to the restoratioØ ltepublicans, has scheduled a weekend stay at his Camp Da- 'naval Irom office. The edito- of confldence in our system of half-dozen meetings with (OP vid mountaintop retreat in dal, drafk'(i by the fl(%spaper govermnen," legislators flits week, Maryland. Aides said the PresiThe meetings, disclosed Sun- dent cabled congratulations to _____________________ ________________ day by Sen. Charles H. Percy, Secretary of State Henry A. R-IIl., and confirmed by a Nix. Kissinger on the Middle East on spokesman, are in addition truceagreement and gave Kisto a previously planned White singer further instructions for House breakfast with the Re- his current talks In Peking. publican Coordinating CornInterviewed Sunday on the mnittee today. CR5 network's "Face the Na. Speaking on the NBC pro- (ion," Acting Atty. Gen. Robert grain 'Meet the Press," Percy II. fork said he saw no possiIII said every member of Congress bility that Nixon would fire ould attend one of the ix Leon Jaworski, who replaced meetings, and "at least nine the dismissed Archibald Cox as f.• hours will be stxnt by the Pres. special Watergate prosecutor. Ident being interrogated by In other Watergate-related ongress." dcveIopnient': 11 - the White lulL tjid three -The itt V.itcrg.ite meetings would be held with Committee plans to resume its House Republicans and three public hearings Tuesday with with GOP senators. Nixon testimony from officials of six =Ji eventually will meet with some companies Involved in I)ernocratjc congressmen, but questioned contributions to I no schedule for that has been Nixon's 1972 reelectIon Cainset, it said. Nixon had conferred Paigil. _____ _____ e:. f0P Iea&rn of Corwress I"rirb - -A iitionwidc poll pubhi.s-1i In this week's Issue of Time A presidential spokesman said Nixon wanted "to ha ve full magazine indicated that 49 per NEXT IN LINE and open communications" cent of the American people with the Republican legislators want Nixon to remain in of fice, IN THE presidential succession pending "on Watergate.eI9ted matters an 11 per cent drop from an congressional confirmation of the President's and on other matters as wetml.'' A1iitLst iml)lifl. Those calling Vic(-pi•Lidel1ti1l nominee, Rep. Gerald Ford, The lawmakers will be able to for Ins resignation rose from 20 are two Capitol Hill veterans, Rep. Carl Albert ask questions, and such White to 20 Per cent, while those (a(D-Okla.) left, and Sen. James 0. Eastland (D.: House locations as the state voring impeachment remained Miss.) Albert is Sp2aker of the House of dining room and the library steady at 10 per cent. The other have been chosen so as to make 12 per cent was undecided. Representatives and Eastland is President Pro the atmosphere less formal —An editorial published In Tern of the Senate. ______ — - — T / - "iiuppm MRAM .- äJ W T - --- ------------------- Boosts '141 * , _________ -- .- Salary are an old story for the British. Princess Anne's marriage to Capt. Mark Ph;llips Is the latest in a tong line of illustrious uniofls, somo truly history-making. A drawing, right, from "The llustratod London News" depicts the 1858 marriage of Princess Vicky, Queen Victoria's daughter, to Prince Frederick William of Prussia, later emperor of Germany. Their son was World War I's Kaiser Wilhelm. - --------.- • - - ------- • uart St F crest City HILDA RICHMOND 868-5867 Deltona .—.'---.--- - --- •-- The Sanford Hera!d Weddings F' —. ..... Menthiy, Nov 1719/3 Royal tf - fAnday, Nov. 12, 1973-3.A - �.. 4A—The Sanford Hera Ii Monday,_Nov. 12, 1973 A Changing Worid The Sanfrd Herald Fire Plot Is Presidency Too Big For One Man? fly JOHN PINKERMAN Editor, Copley News Service Th. troubles besetting the nation under President Nixon lend support to the often expressed views of scholars and political science experts that the presidency of the United States is too big a job for one man. And, while Watergate and other assorted misdeeds in and around the White house dramatize the current crisis, the overwheimina burden of the country's top job would exist without these tragic disgraces. if it is too big a job for one man, what can be done to make it more manageable? As a starter, it may be that what we need is something more than piecemeal amendment of the federal Constitution—a comprehensive revision as city charters and state constitutions are revised to put them in tune with modern times and modern problems. One direction such a revision might take would be to provide for two "deputy presidents" or two "premiers" or similar positions that \, L.Uld ur't •••••_•_••_-_______p, 'Jj L JI I -.- —wt_ -•j: ..-: -z ik ' ":'"__ -•_-__j*_ jiittj loid. ou tiic pLcsdent without interfering with the succession of the vice president to the highest office in case of death or disqualification of the president. Mr. Nixon's problems, other than those associated with Watergate, tapes, dirty tricks, etc., would seem to indicate that he might welcome uth 9 rri?gemont 01 the government. One of the depuiy presidents" might be a czar on external affairs, much as Henry Kissinger was even when he was not secretary of state. The other "deputy" of "premier" would be for internal affairs. President Nixon has had significant successes in foreign affairs and it is unfortunate that these achievements have been lost in Watergate—and in domestic problems for which he has no appetite. He always has loved the global scene as an arena of operations and Kissinger was a fitting deputy for him in this field. However, he has had no "Kissinger" for dor1iestic affairs. If he had he might have escaped many of the messes he finds hr 'anfur1 rra1b TELEPHONE 32 2611 831 9993 300N FRENCHAVE SANFORD. FLA fl771 WALTER A. GI E LOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE advertising Director & Msociate Pi'btither FRANK VOLTOLINE. Generai Manoer JOHN A SPOLSKI. Assoeate Editor DAVIDA BRYANT WINIFREDF GIELOW Manaçing Editor Comptroller 3 RICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON Sports Editor C,rculation Manager JANECASSELBERRY Covr4y Fdtr ROYGREEN Advertising ,*afljger DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES HAYS Society Editor Mechanical Supt. 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The late President John F. Kennedy didn't have time to establish a record, other than the fiasco of the Bay of Pigs, and President Dwight Eisenhower, with an efficiently functioning staff, seemed to be able to handle both external and internal crises—thwarting the Soviet Union Mr. Nixon is not the only president who has in the Middle East (Lebanon) and crushing faced this problem of divided interests—and the rebellious Gov. Orval Faubas of Arkansas when possible need for more heh in the area of tis he defied the Supreme Court on civil rights, minor interest. However, an Eisenhowerdoesn't come along Predecessor Lyndon B. Johnson was skillful every day, and the nation needs help far beyond in twisting the arm of Congress and in pushing consideration of resignation or impeachment of throughdomesticprogramslikecivilrights,Mr.Nixon. Longwood ni Rite',' 831 9959 Etach Communtty ?, ryj a?.i'ri 377 5178 Bearlake ForesiCity Latin Arabs, Jews Do Get Along - Brazil's two largest cities. But both kabs and Jews are 5cttered throughout this huge country. "The relationship we have here is not just peaceful, It's fraternal," says Arnaldo Cherzm,an, president of Rio mercttants' association, pentofwh1thIsmadeupofb and Jewish shopkeepers. The association is a good indicator of Jewish-Arab relations in the rest of Brazil. me organization brings together about 600 small eowner in downtown Rio's busiest shopping district Half of its members are of Arab descent — mostly Lebanese Dtcn4 O,tpdi Li: PI4thIC, FaineIte Ed4'ards f4 363 05 Chuluoti Osteen tiza fl-ili.r Mrs Clarence Snyctit 377 4841 i t IJ 61' ej Cassetberry Fern Prk t,nqkwO-ii. L Qotdnrod. Eatbrooh ii- Cnerzman. "And I never thought It should be any other way." Experts here say tie good between the Arabs and Jews BraZil can be attributed to the fact that a great many of the Arabs are MUthJI That would bring the two groups closer together culturally and avoid many • too much (or Dean. Germany wa trying to mainSn Dean himself, rather tam neut1ality in the Arabthan Caulfield, flew to San israeli conflict. Clemente. Upon his return, The President promised in Dean instructed Caulfield "to forget about Colson's project his letter to keep the allies and the Brookirigs Institute." more fully informed and to That was the last Caulfield consult with them in the "heard of the project." he future before taking action testified. "until Colson affecting them. lie could cueclively stand before the American people as a man who had tried his best to resolve the impasse rt'awmaly and sensibly. who had tried to follow a course that would have served the causes both of executive privilege and the nation's urgent need to know the truth about %Vat- The worst fears are coming true h'r&'stde'it l,'hircl t - ixiii ti huki'iI iiirnelf into Ito' rearmost corner of a box that is almost entirely of his own making. Only a few months ago, when the existence of the Watergate tapes was first revealed, had the President voluntarily come (orsard with a compromise wtiereby sumiaarws of pertinent conversations on the tapes could be inspected by tOe Senate's select committee, it is probable that the investigators would have jumped at the chance. It is also quite likely that had special roseutor At tuh.ild Cx -t ill 'rt'4'ii (or a court i.-rd;'r emanding release of bt- act iI1a-s, Wate.'gate trial judge John J, Sirica, desiring to avoid a constitutional con rentatjon, would have tol Cox to go back and explore the President's proffered solution. But even if both ('ox and tue Waterj'ate Comm lUre had cuntiued to pri" lot a court ruling on thi- matter a they did — and even had the rulings gone against the 11resident as they did in the case o(Cox the President would he in a far, far %1rnner position torfav. — As It Is, today the President stands in arrogant isolation. He appears not as a man dedicated to the preservation of the octrine of the separation of powers but the preserva(ion of his own skin. lie has fired Cox, even thouiih ('ox had stated that he was willing to abide by a court decision on the President's tapes ci.PII1J:rIn;'-c It&' ttis li-i the -'i ', ie;- of Ihi.' hlu aod respected attorney general, Elliot Richardson, whom he hai commissionerl to pursue the Watergate investigation vigorously, and of Itichardsott', deputy, William Ruckelahaus. Moreover, he has tiot only placed himself in technical ennternpt of the U.S. Court of Appeals but has broken his agreement with Conrcss which originally let U the special Watergate oltice inside the Justice Department. Under that agreement, Archihal-I ('ox could not he discharged except for gross lmproprit't irs. That Richard Nixon,amanuf supposed political acumen has forced the issue to such an extreme, has virtually dared Congress to impeach him aad has thus precipitateä pos.si' bly the gravest constitutional crisis in the nation's history. is incornprt'hi'nsih!r Even if Congress should retreat from the challenge and buy the President's mpromise, it may still be asked why Sen. John Stennis can be allowed to audit the tapes but flat Sen. Sam Er.'In of the Wat('ate commjtl,t-. tro n a - _______ i's Thursday Skylab program director Wilham ('. Schneider gave the goahead Sunday for the liftoft after assessing how crews were doing in replacing eight delec(ivestabuiizerfi,us on the Saturn - u - _______________ 18 rocket. lie said the work was prog. ressing smoothly and no additional launch postponement was necessary. The astronauts Gerrld P. l'arr, William H. Pogue and l';d -ard 6. Gibson — planned to spend several hours today in - Center. That will conclude their training, and they'll fly here to prepare for launch at 9:36 a.m. EST Thursday. "lite schedule, while tight, is still attainable unless some Unforeseen event occurs," Schneiton's Johnson Space - ______ ___________________ - told newsmen. The launch had been scheduled last Saturday but (icr ____________________ _______ lint' cracks were found on all eight of the' nimic-fout-orig tail -: L7r-- fins ________________________________________ ___ jtu.'.-rPI . Experts theorize the cracks caused by salt air corrosion. They said the rocket might have broken up if it had been flown in that condition, were ________________________________ _____ r— __________________________ _______________________________________________________ fins was contd Sur.day changcou: o: tflc other tour the - - _________ ________ _________ BUDDY POPPY SALE MAYOR Eugene Jaqucs is the first customer for a buddy poppy from South Seminole VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary President Evelyn Hart. Proceeds from the poppy sale are used to help war veterans in need and their families, (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) - Hearing Tuesday On Gov. Reubin Askew and the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Ala) other cabinet members will A drawn out controversy over land use in and around ten to debate on whether to dcFlorida's Big Cypress Swamp dare part of the sprawling will be fielded by the state Cab- swamp an ares of critical state met 'I'uesday when It travel.s to concern. 1XcLiring it such ssould mean Naples for a public hearing. - j __________- us-. gavedirections tostart final countdown at 2:30 am. iUCSUay, Fhi' Saturn lB Is to blast the astronauts to a linkup with the BERRY 'S WORLD __ 4 "Now that you've finished (he fuel oil shortage study, here's the forecast for the winter — (ho Woolly bear caterpillar report!" Monday, Nov. 12 1973—SA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Legal Notice Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OVIEDO, FLORIDA LOMOW000, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 731SO-D NotIce of Public hearing Piotice of Public H.arl.i' CITY OiDIVISION OF ADMIPIISTRATIOtI, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERP4+ IN THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR LONOW000, FLORIDA NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by STATE 01 FLORIDA OEPRT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Noticeof Public Heating the City Council of the City of MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, the City Council of the City of CIVIL DIVISION. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN d Oviedo, Florida, that said City LOflgwOOd, Florida, thit said City Caw No. 13-1)61.5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DY Council will hold a public heariw )n SEMINOLE COUNTY, THE City Council of the City of Council will hold a Public hearing: DivIilon I Pl6intiff$, the question of amending Ordinance (a) To consider annexation of the ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR LongwoOd, FIorid, that said City Plo. 234, being the CompretensIy, V. following deScribed property IyI.g PORAT IOU, a Delaware cot Council will hold a public he-wring Zoning Ordinance of the City of MYRL E. SEFRIED, it aI.. -.id being in Seminole County, poration, (a) To consider annexation of tnc Defendants. Oviedo, FIortd, bytheficiditioriof a Florida. to wit: Plaintiff, following described properly tnnew diStrict classification to be SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE The West iOOtest of the East 44 5 an'f being n Seminole Coun!y. noii as "POD Planned Unit NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN ff of Lot I Of CENTRAL PARK, LESTER W000ROW TURNEQ. Florida. to wit: PROCEEDINGS. AND NOTICE OF according to the- plat thereof as JR. Development." Said district is SOUth 197 ,1 Of the West '42 feet tended to encourage the develop HEARING re-corded in Plat Book 6, Page 99, Defendant. of Southwest '4 at Section mint of land as plamed neigh IN THE NAME OF STATE OF Public Reords of Seminole County, Township 20 S, Range E, NOTICE OF SUIT borhood communitie; encourage FLORIDA FIOrida lothe CO(pOt'ile limitS of the City of PROPERTY tlexibleandcreativeconceptsof site TOAI LWHOMITMAYCONCERN tothecrporateIimIlsoftheCityof TO- LESTER W000ROW TUR- LOflQwd, FiorId; and planning; preserve the natural AND TO Longwood. Florida; and fbi To consider also tne question HER, JR. k The following persons and amenities of the land by enof deiignating and asSigning the (b) To consider also the question whOSe resIdence is couraging scenic and funct!onal p.trties who are re-idents of the of de'1gnating and assigning the ZOfllflQ classifIcation of P-i UNKNOWN. - . - desirable environment; provide for place-s of residence are set forth as merctal District to said properly as that an action to fore-clot, the as that classIfication is descrbed an efficient use of land resulting in far as ascertainable by diligent that classification is described in the mortgage of the following property in the toning ordinances of the City small'r networks of utilitits and starch zoning ordinances of the City of inSemirioleCourity, Florida, alt that Of Lorgwood. Florida. to wit Or 0 Troy Ray, Jr. streets and thereby lowering Longwood. Florida. to wit: Or. certainplece,parcel,ortractof land dinanceNo Il3andasamendedand Tax Collector development nd housing costs. and dinance No. 143 and as amended and of which the said mortgagor is supplemented. Seminole County Courtnouse provide a stable environment wpplemented, The peet Zoning Classification salted and in possession, situate In Sanford, Florida chiiracter The present zoning Classification the County of Seminole and State of of said property it A 7 Agricultural compatible with surrounding areas. The uses perof said properly Is R3 Multi Family Florida, described as District as that claSsification is As to interest n any parcel inmitted within this district will inResidential as that classification is i 123 and the S. 26 $ of Lot 127, described in the Zoning Ordinances dude residential units Including cluded herein described In the zoning ordinancn PINEHURST 5 0, as re-Corded in and regulations of Seminole County, and regulations of Sen' note County, ptat book 3. page 77 of the Public Florida. single family attached and detached MargIe- L. Settled Florida dweliings, two tamity dwellings, The Publi Hearing will be held n records of Seminole County. 205 East 77th Street the City Hall, Longwoød, Florida, on and multiple family dwellings; Thi Public Hearing will be held in Florida. Sanford, Florida 37771 churches, schoolt. community or tIe City Hail, Longwood, Florida, on bttn filed against you by Ad Ihe- 10th day of December, 1973. at club buildings and similar public the 19th day of NOvember, 1973, at vance Mortgage Corporation, a 7:00 P m., or as soon thereafter as Myrl E. Sefried and semi public fac'tl!t: 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter a; Delaware corporation, and you are possible, at which time interested Sanford. Flridn ?771 t?'e prposc .aneuat mercial or retail uses, ndustrM r.4rtes and citizens for and and :ori,nrttri eferi t an-i to t. c-n It' CV'.kU annesOt.n ÔR(i ZCflfl i Li. e.ird u'.c,, ,r;J otIcc, (Inc and t:carr ma be piantfI'sattorne,. vhOS1 name-and B. Thu unknown husbands or willb heard. Said hearing may be professional uses, and providing address is: McGEE, MERRITT & Continued from time to time ufltil wivesof anyoltheaboveindivhival continued from time to time until HIGH, Hernando State Bank final action is tiken by the City provisions regulating same. final action is taken by the City Building, 1 Jefferson Street, Council Public Hearing will be held in the Respondents. C. The unknown heirs. de'visets, Council. Thi; notice Shill oe posted at the City Hall, Ovledr Florida, on Brooksvllle, Florido This notice shall be posted at thi and file the original with the clerk of City Hall within the City of Monday. December 3, 7973. at $00 tegatees and grantee-s of the above p m., or as soon thereafter as named ind;vldual Respondents who City Hall within the CIty 0 the above styled Court on or before Longwood, Florida, and in three (31 Longwood, Florida, and in three (3) November 30, gxssible, at which time interested may bC dead. 1973. otherwise a other places within the City, and 0. The unknown aisigni. suc. other places wIthin the City, and published in The Sanford Herald, a parties for and agaInst the propoSed iudgment may be entered against zoning change will be heard and cenors in interest, trustees, or any published in The Sanford Herald, a yj for relief der,landed in the newspaper of gqner;l circulation a TI.., ,lotice .:•._: ;3: is to be put,"sh.d by ,•--1 g .,, 'n'. ti) public piiccwithin the City of Oviedo, Florida, persons and parties claiming or least tour .., _'._ ... G•*d a:. :fl4CS m, har. &c.J Ii, Irwi of s,,O (n,ri nn rn'; hi ctey o' A D.. irn prior to tne date of the PubliC mortgagees, ljdgment HearIng; the date of the first Herald, a newspaper Of general °Wflr Arthur Reck*ith, Jr. circulation in said City one (I) time creditors or lienhotder; of. upon or publication to the date of the last Clerk of Circuit Court it east fiftin (1%) dV5 Orior to the against the parcel of lind described publication, both dates inclus've, By: Martha 1. Vihlen below in Seminole County, FlorIda. shall not be less than twenty-eight lime of the Public Hearing, Clerk Dtpu?y The DIVISION OF AD (lIt days. In addition. notice shall PublIsh Oct DAi ED this 7th day of November, fl. 19. Nov 5. 12. 1973 Mitt 1ST RA 71CM. STATE OF be- posted in the area to be con A 0 1973 DEU 31 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF sideredforannex.ationIndzoningat _________________________ 5; Nancy K. Cox pubcatboui to the date of the lest publication, both dates incluSive, shall nt be less than twenty.eight (E days prior to the date of tne Publtc Hearing DATED ths 22nd day 0' Oct0tr. AD, 19)). .': '• (4) '' ""' Consecutive weeks . —k. - SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political date of the Public rfearing, City Clerk SPRINGS, FLORIDA subdivision of the State of Florida, of the City of DATED this 10th day of October, Notice of Public Hearing have filed a petition in eminent 1973. Longwood, Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PubliSh: domainproce'edlngsagainst you and Oct. 29. Nov 3. 12. 1?, ;ô. S: Onnie P. Shomate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by each of you seeking to condemn (nt City Clerk solar astroncmy experiments, the City Council of me City of of the City of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING public purposes the fee simple title Attamoite Springs, Florida, that DEU 191 described below LOngwOod, Florida said City Council will hold a public They'll also observe the TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION to the parcel FICTITIOUS NAME OF ANORDINAP4CE BY THE CITY located in 'Seminole County, Publish: Oct. 13, 27, 29, Nov. 3, 12, hearing: comet Kohoutek, which will OF NOTICE given that we Florida: 1973 SANFORD, FLORIDA (a) To consider annexation of the are engagedhereby in buSinI-Ss at 77$ TheNorth 5 feet of: pass around the sun In late DeNotice is hereby given that a following described property lying DEU 91 Harold Avenue, Winter Park, The East 227 4 fee-t of the West Public Hearing will be held at the cember, and being In Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida under the Commission Room in the City Hall 3324 feet Of the North *0 feet of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida, to witFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, in the City of Santoru, Florida, at NE ' of the HE'i of the SE'. of Lots 10. 11, 12. I). 11 and is, fittitious name of "POWER DRILL the AND F.t.STENFR", and that we 7:00 o'clock P.M on November 76, Section I, Township 20 South, Range FLORIDA. GOLDIE MANOR, according to intend to register said name wilti the 1973, to Cori;i4ier ia adoption Of an 30 East. in Seminole- County. Itt PROBATE NO. 73.41 CP ;Iat the-re-of at recorded in Plat Book Records of Clerk of the Circut Court. mno!e ordinance by the City of Sanford. Florida In re: Estate of 13, Page 71, Public Swamp Containing 1136 snuare feet (0.026 GRACE W. FORT, Florida, title of which is as follows: Seminole County, Florida; and alt of County, Florida in accordance with AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY bcre)fl'ioreorliss.excluslveof area Deceased. thpt part of Ronnie Drive lying the provisions of the Fictitious OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Apt. in existing road right-of-way. FINAL NOTICE Southofaneasterlyeztensionof the Name Statutes, ToWit - Section that the state could dictate de- flEXING TO AND INCLUDING You and each of OU are cornNotice is hereby given that the North lot line of Lot 10, according to $4509 Florida Statutes 19S7 velopment of land in the area, WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA mended to tile written defenses to undersigned will, on the 13th day of the plat thereof as recorded in Piat 5: Abe Stahl William Stahl OF THE CITY OF SAN FORD, the Pit jtion ii' the Ott ice of the Clerk December, A0. 1973, preSent to the Book 13, Page 71, Public Record; of except land used for agricul. AREA of the Circuit Court in and for Honorable Circuit Jjdgi, Probate Seminole County, Florida, PubliSh: Ploy. 3. 12. 19. 26. 1973 FLORIDA. THE lure. DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN Seminole County, Florida, in the Division, Seminole County, Florida, to the corporate limits of the City of DEvn The cabinet's power to make THE City of Sanford, Seminole County, ACCORDANCE WITH r.t Return, account and Altamorte Springs, Florida; and FICTITIOUS NAME such declarations is a major PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73 4, Florida, on or before the 3rd day of vouthers as Executrix of the Estate Ib) To consider alto the question December, 1973, the same being NOTICE is hereby given that I am OF FLORIDA, 1973. of GRACE W. FORT, deceased, arid of designating and aSSigning the feature of the 1972 Land and LAWS le-ss thin 2* days nor more than A copy shall be available at in business at P.O. Bo' at said time, then and there, make zoning CIbLsifiCat iOn of C-G Cam- engaged Wuti'r L1,n,ucuumont Ant -.-------. .. .4.. • .4i ,-4 ......-... "5 m"5nu. oun'y, ice oi ire ..iiy cier tor an per. '—r- " "" "5 I " application to the said Judge for a mercial cenerai DiStriCt to said But landowners in Collier tons desiring to examine the same. and to serve your written 'tefenses final settlement of her ad property as that classification i; Florida undtr the fIctitiOUS name of All parties itt interest and citizens upon the- County. Attorney of ministration of said estate aridfor an described in the zoning ordinancej $4 F E GUARD M ICR OF It. %t County, 0 er cent of which is'. shall have an ooporlunity to be Seminole County on or before that Order discharging her as such, of the City of Altamortte Springs, SYSTEMS, arid that I intend to cor.tained In the Big Cypress, heard at said heariag date, which defenses shall Show me*itpi tIe Clerk of Ste-i'S DATED this 31st day Of October. Fiorlda,towit - Ordinance No.271.73 (3v order of the City Commistion wna' right, title, or interest you, or AD. 1973. have protested against such a and as amended and soppleme-nied tne Circuit Court. Semnofe County. any Of you, have or claim in and to of lh City of Sanford, Florida. Tne present jbninQ classification Florida in accordance with tht r: Carol Stone more and cabinet members say the above described parcel of land H N. Tamm, Jr. of said property is Ri Residential provisions of the FiCtitiO5 Name Executrix they will consider it with cauand show cause why it Should not be City Cterb of the Di;trit, as tr-iat classification is Statutes. To Wi' Section $65 C Estate of taken br tIe uses and p,rposes iet tion. City of Sanford, Florida described in the tuning ordinance-S Florida Statutes 1957 GRACE W. FORT forth in the Complaint, or default S Bsrry C 'delten PubliSh. Nov. 12, 1973 and regulations of Seminole County, STENSTROM. DAVIS "The private property owner may be entered against you Publish Nc' 5. t:. t;. ;. j 0Ev 61 Florida, & McINTOSH has every right to be irate when ____________________________ You are notified that Petitioners Attorneys for ExecutrIx The public hearing will be held in DEV-24 wilt apply to the Court for an Order government tells him to do NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE the City Hall, Attamonte Springs, Post Oil Ice Box ii ci Taking on the 11th day of TO: Marie Florida,onthe4thdayofDecern', tton CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE Sanford, Florida 37771 something senseless with his December. 1973, at 4.45 o'clock Fern Pork, Florida 32130 1973. at 4:30 p.m., or as soon SPRINGS. FLORIDA Publith: Nov. 5, 12. 19. 26, 7973 property," said Secretary of thereafter as possible, at which time You are hereby notified that the P.M. before the Honorable Tom DEV.77 Notice of Public Hearing Waddeil, Jr., Judge of the Circuit interested parties and Citizens for TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SUIte Richard Stone. folioing motor vehicle: PROCLAMATION OF I973 Chevrolet S cyl. Truck ID No. Court of the Eighteenth Judicial an against the proposed annexation Notice it hereby given by the City "The state planning division REGULAR ELECTION and zoning will be heard. Said Council of Altamonte Sprnqs, CCY333J111473 AND Texas Tall Boy Circuit of Florida, in his Chambers TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS hearing; has proposed declaring an Oven, Blower Refrigerator, Roll-up at Seminole County Courthouse, may be continued from Seminole County, Florida, that sad OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, Sanford. Florida, at which time and 000-iu!re area of critical state plexi doors, I shelf lift up doors and time to time ur,til final acti i; City Council will hold a Hearing on FLORDA place all parties may appear before laken by the City Council. the que-Stion Of changing the loflri 3 post mix soda system concern in the swamp. The area NOTICE OCR COY GIVE7I '1 This noliCe- shall be posted at the Ci1sfcat,G'i Aflflt., J be sold at Public Sals at 3:00 the Court and be heard on all would include 573,000 acres P M. on the 19th clay of November, matters properly before the Court the Cits' of Casselberry, Florida, City Hall within the City of Developemnt "POD.'' 'o that pursuant to lawful authority the Altamnnl.' firings, proposed to be purchased by the eid-'i*l M'iltip'e 4m.ly 1 RMF Florida, an in ten atthegeneralotticesfur Sobik's that must be determined be-tore tnt' City of Casselberry, Florida, shall three u other places with; the I," for the following described Sandwich Shops, Inc., 9)7 Highway entry of an Order of Taking, in. federal and state government ctudiflg thC lurlsdIctlon of the on Tuesday, December 4, 1973, City, and published in The Sanford property 436, Altamonte Springs, Florida. during the legal hours for voting Herald. a newspaper usa fresh water reserve; plusa The proceeds of tht sale wli be Court. the Sulllclency of the PARCEL I: Th• East ' of general of hold the regular election of the City circulation in the City of Altamonte Southeast '. 285,000-acre buffer zone, of Southeast '. of ap,I.ed first to thC payment of the pleadings, whether Petitioner is Catseiberry. Florida. exercising itt delegated Springs and Seminole County, Southwest '. of Section 21. Township Collier County landowners costs of retaking, storing and sale Of properly Said election shall be held at the Florida,onceaw,$,foratleastfour 21 South. Range 29 East. Seminole sd motor vehicle and the st of authority and the amount to behave argued that such an cx- publicatlono,noticeofsal,andthen deposited for each of the parcels Of Casselberry Fire Department (4) consecutive weeks prior to tie County, Florida; Building on said date and at the tensive bufler zone, which also tothesatlsfaction of the balancedue propt1rty. The Court will make and times dateof the Public HearIng; the date PARCEL): West 17) feet of North authorized for the PUb'PC of of IPie enter such Order as it deems proper first publication to thi date of ill S feet of Northeast of 4 would come under state land under the cOntrcl covering the and electing the following city officials, If the Court finds that Petitioner the publication, both dates in. Southeast ' of Southwett ' purchase-of said motor vehicle, Any of development controls, is not Surplus will be paid to you and you is entitled to possession of the to wit: clusive. shall not be- lets thin Section 21, Townthip 27 South, MAYOR OF THE CitY Of twenty-eight (71) days In needed. That argument is cxaddition, Range 29, East, Seminole County, will remain liable br any balance property in advance of final Casselberry, Florida notice shall be- potted in the area to Florida. arid East II? let's of ?totth pected to surface once again remaining unpaid under said con iudcment,the Court will tx the time TWO (2) MEMBERS ci the City within which arid the terms upon be considered for annez;tion and illS fed of Northwest 1 of Council of the City of Casseiberry, zoning Tuesday. which will you be required O at least fifteen (15) days Southeast '4 of Southwest ' of SOBIK'S SANDWICH Florida. prior to the date of the Public Section 21. Township 21 South. SHOPS. INC. surrender possession to Petitioner. This Notice shall be posted as WITNESS my hand andthe Seal of Hearing. Range 79 East, Seminole County, L. W. Carroll, Jr , Esquire required In the City of Cassetberry, the above Cowl ths 1st day of DATED thIt 74th day of October, Florida. P0, Box 9)1 Florida, and shall be publiShed in AD 1973 November, 1973. 21 U.S Highway 1792 PARCEL 3: The East 192 feet the Sanford Herald once each week (Seal) S Phyllis J Jordahl 'ESS North ill S beet of Northwest Caue'lberry, Florida fct' it least four (1) consecutive Arthur H. Beckwitl, Jr. City Clerk '.of Southeast 'iof Southwest ' of Attorney for Sobik's weiks prior 1, to December 1973. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City of Section ii, TownShip 21 South, Sandwich Shops, Inc. Dated at Casseiberry, Florida, By Martha T. VihIen Altamorde Springs, Range 79 East, Seminole County, PublIsh: NOv. 17. 1973 thiS 2'd øay of October, AD. 1971. As Deputy Clerk FIoridi Florida; 0EV (Seal) Publ,sti: Oct. 29. Nov S. 17, 19, 26, Howard R. Matte-c PARCEL 4; West 'aol 5.otjtP,e-ai' B Grier, Assistant County Attorney 1973 'a 01 Southeast 'a 04 SouthweSt ' c.' Mayor 110 E Commercial Street OEU 190 NOTICE FOR BIDS Sect.ori ii. 1own,tp 21 South. Publith Oct 79. NOv 5, 17, 10, 26. Kirk Plata The Seminole County Board Range 29 East, Seminole Count s , 1973 MIAMI (Al') — Vandalism County Commissioners will receive Sanford, Florida 37771 Florida, and North-east oh CITY OF ALTAMONTE 0(099 PublIsh; Nov. 3, 17, 19, 26. 1973 Southeast ' of Southwest . LESS SPRINGS, FLORIDA has disrupted electrical service bids at the-office-of Arthur H Beck- DFV --WeSt corner 17$ ftet West III S feet Notice of Public ilearing In the Circuit Court, Siminol to about 500,000 customers since with. Jr., Clerk, up to 17:00 noon TO 'HOM IT MAY CONCERN: Monday, November 76, 1973, for Northwest of Section 21. Towntziip 21 County, Florida, the start of a 12-day strike furnishing the following items of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In Probate.In re-: Estate of Notice 's hereby given by the City South. Range 29 East. 5emlnle JUDICIAL CIRCOunCil of Altamonte Springs. County. Florida. against Florida Power light new equipment to the County of EIGHTEENTH JOSEPH L CORLEY CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida PARCEL 5: East 37055 tees of Deceased. Seminal, County, Florida, that sad Co., company spokesman Seminole, COUNTY, FLORIDA A TWO (2) 4WHEEL DRIVE ToAllCreditorsandPersonspiaying City Council will hold a HEARING Northwest 'a of Southeast 'a of CIVIL ACTION N0 73-1553D i1YS. Southwest ' LESS East 197 feet, STATION WAGONS Claims or Demands Against Said on the gue-ition of changing th DIVISION 0 FOUR (4) COMPACT SEDANS zoning classification from IL. In Section ii. Township ii Estate: In ret The Marvifl, TWO (2) COMPACT PICKUP Range 29 East. Seminole Counti. You and each of you are hereby dustrial Light. to C 0, Corn The spokesman said Sunday OVA I wife, and GOODE N. TRUCKS notified and relured 'o presnt any merc'al General. for the following Flor-o,i coIl)pany-paicl security forces RONALD MMII 000DEPI, husband PARCEL 6: Beginn'ng 370 IS feet 0. ONE (I) CREW CAB PICKUP claims and demands wtticl you, or' deScribed pl'operiy OVA T. GOCDEN, vary from day to day but have TRUCK BIck 0, Of Weathi'rsfeid as West of Northeast Corner of Nor either of you may have against the Petit loner. estate E.ONE (I) CAB FORWARD VAN of JOSEPH L. CORLEY, recorded n Piat Book Ii. Pages 61 thwest '.ot Southeast ' of South included as mans as 800 cornvs F. ONE (I) ID YARD TANDEM deceased, lateol said County, to the Mid 65 of the Public Records of west 'i. Section 21. TO*fl;hip 21 trierically hired guards, RONALD NMN 000DEN, AXLE DUMP TRUCK Clerk, Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole County, Floridi; less the South. Range 79 East, Semno.' Respondent. stall and supervisory C!13 Specification; may be obtained at County, Florida. rurI1nq West 7$ St County, Florida, at his office in the eatte-fly Ii 95 feet. less the right; of NOTICE OF SUIT feet, thence % degreeS 11' East 200' at the nor court house of said County at San way and leSs 700' ploycs, 60 off-duty policemen, the office Of the Seminole- County TO RONALD NMN 0000EN rngnrer, 130.3 South Ortarijo Drive-. ford. Florida. wthn six calendar thmast carrier and tess 700' 7QØ. at 71001 In'.'t, thrnte North 773 II p..' IS helicopter pilots, and 13 Sanlord. Florida. 32171. or by Re'sIltce U.nov,n ho the bvginnng months from the time of the t.ri the- northwest orrwr 5'u1ise, Niw York guard dogs in the 35'-tuu.ity writing Clerk's Off iCe-, P0. Drawer Th, Hearing will be held in the The Hearing will be held 'is tt" pub.ication of this notice Two YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copes 01 each claim or demand City Halt, Al'amonte Springs, City Hail. Altamonte Sprin4'. C. Sanford, Florida 32711 All bids area serviced by the huge that an action Icr dissolution f arc to be in a sealed enveiop, shall be in writing, and shall state Florida, on Tuesday. Decemoer 4, Flor'da. en Tuesday, December utility. mefriagehasbeenfiledagainst you IhepiaceofresidenceanØpastoffice- 1971, at 1 30 PM or as soon I?3, at .1 )0 PM or as plainly marked on the Outside, soon you are required to serve a copy "Sealed Bid for (Item), open addresS of the- clamant, and shall be- ttuereatter as possible, at which time there-alter as poSsible-. t *h(p% time Of you written enses, if any, to Sworn to by the claimant, his age-nt, interted parties tar ano against interested Dirties tor and against 1k said there is tic estimate of Novemoer 76, 1973" JERROLD A. BROSS. Attoristy for Uds will be opened at 7.00 P Pit., proVused io.img (hinge will t,e or attorney and accompanied by a lne proposed zon,ng cnai. will bethe colnpany's security costs. Petitioner, 350 N. Washington tiling fee at on d.11ar November 26, 1973. ifl the hmsrd and f'nai ,vt.on taken arid Such heard and final action taken, Police lorces in Dade and MondAy, Ave-flue, TttusvHle, Florida 37750, claim or demanc3not sofited shall be Board o County Commissioner-s THIS NOT ICE ha; been posted ,n THIS NOTICE h1rt been posted '1 liroward counties, where the Meeting Room, Second Floor of the and file tPie original with the Clerk of three i public places with't tIe three Fit ç.Jt)lc places ui,'thin th.d City of Altarionte 5prng. Flor,da. City at ,',it,'nontp 5pr,ng. F)j., S Katherine S Corley brunt of plant and line van- Court Hote n Sanford, Florida the above styled court on or' before December 3rd, 1973 otherwise a Artual a,yard to successful bidder and publiShed in the Sanford Herald, and publ,SPiqtJ 'is the Sanford Herald AS executor ot the Last dalisiti has occurred, estimated will be made at the next regular lucigment may be intered agaInst a newspaper Of Qeneral circut,ton a nc-'*spaprr of general c,rcuial iri Will arid Testament of the strike has cost them a total County Commitsion Meeting In the you :gr the relief demanded In the in Said C.ty. One (I) t,m at least 'n Said City. on" Ill P've at le,ist JOSEPH I.. CORLEY. Court House, Florida, Tuesday, Complaint or petItion, 01 $53,000. deceased title-en (IS) das prior to tti lime it titters 11%) ula,s p'-nr tc ttti- tni. WITNESS my hand and teal of November 77 )973 the Hearing l?i' Hi'.irng STENSTROM DAVIS said Court on October 31st, 1973 Arthur 14. flt-ckw'th, Jr , Phyllis Jorctabl. PhIlS 'arC ,: & MCINTOSH lirowird County Sheriff i-i (Sea't Clerk City Cle-rI City Clerk Attorneys br Executiri ward J. Stack Saul FI'l. should Arthur H Beckwitp, Jr. Bo.ird of County CI of Altjmvoi City 01 Altamonte P0 Box 1330 A Clerk of slid Court CommiSsIoners 5prinq. Fiord, Florida State Bank Sprint, Florida corilpe'3sIIte cities an(i counties By Joy Webb Seminole- Co'jity, Florida Dated thi', 7th day of Ptøi,empjr,, D-xk-ci thiS PH d,i, Suite 7? enforctlil:nt for part of 11w law Deputy Clerk A 0 IC?) A 0 1971 By. W Both, Jr Sanford, FIor,d 37771 i'xpen.es incurred during the PubIIih' Ploy. S. I?. IC, 24'. 1973 Publiih; Nov U. IC. 197) PubliSh Nv 17, II?) t'uhli',f, N.r '7 t'rY I Publish Nov 5. Ii, IV. 74, 197) DCV 19 0EV 73 DCV 70 r'i ', OFV 31 ltrIke. third and final visit to the lab, they are to conduct extensive earth resources, medical and of the City of Oviedo, Florida Publish: NOv. 12, 1973 0EV-IT s - - a -. - Legal Notice .. -. •.,, •o.. . - - u.s vmIrx ,v F PL H I iS Security u a rd s What about during thIs year's Mideast war? "We were just sorry the big powers didn't l't the two factions solve their own problems," says Cherzman, s Legal Notice -_ ergalt'. = Deaary 345 5707 Don Oakley 3 831- 62 biocked off to traffic and tie number of shoppers seems to pulse through the narrow streets. It's COUIJIIOB tO lock up and see a sign advertsing Levy's Toy Store aitd then look across the street and 01 sign for Hadid's Clothing Store. "it's been this way for decades," says Cherzman explaining that his 65-year-old father, Adoipho, came Brazil 48 years ago and found Jews and Arabs living and working peace. fully together in the same area of town where the merchants' associaLion is now active, In the first part of the 20th ('en- ____________________________________ - CAPE CANAVERAl., Fla. (Al') — With the green light on IDrZI launch Thursday, the Skylab3 astronauts today complete their training for a record 85day space mission. rorn pts Revievv Report Lake Monroe Grace Spinks Pturv 3d,cjI.. liw' WAShINGTON - The re- brought 't up at a wedding ported Winte house plot to January 1973, and mentioned ' set lire to the esteemed that he considered it a very 8rookins Institute as a (unnyjoke." Colson, in a talk with us, cover (or an FBI burglary of its files, accoriing to secret said "the story is Disneyland testimony, was no joke but a East and I have fully testified serious proposal from before fedelal investigating bodies as to the true cirCharles Cotson. The former presidential cumstances." Colson's friends Insist he is trouble-shooter laughed off rumors earlier this year of a given to overstatement in scheme to burn Brookings. jest. He once made a joking When we told him about the remark, they recall, about sworn testimony we have sending in troops to close $1 now obtained, he dismissed it down the Washington Post as "Disneyland East." presses. 'I the test imony was Footnote: Caulfield, who ___________________________ 1A sia Memo ldK,g from no less than John did a good job as assistant Caulfield, the exTreasury director of the Treasury's Department aide and jack- Alcohol, Tobacco and FireL P of-all tricks, who did under- arms unit after leaving the cover work for the White White House, lost his job and Coey Ne Se1ee leadership is likely to bring a Jc !evt-; that ri-t' l;i' ll thrfire :lvnt:u', Jlousi. Ii,' tnld th' Siiti' ('.UJW (IWfl With !I!cl'rs ill the lt'Tht near- sii4inIlcant alteration of l)rvsIIt is sucui a to CflI1 tlure, his epua1Iy at the outset, in Watergate investigators wake of Watergate. Now job' tt confrontation between the Chinese foreign policy and successors will probably be Following those policies which behind closed doors that he less, with three children to United States and the Soviet behavior," the article said, people of less authority. They bear Mao's stamp of approval, refused to start the Brook- support. he answered our in__________________ ______________________ Union raised some questions ings fire because "enough is quiries with a polite 'no coni/2P' _LJ,,__ _- _' —_ about the quality of th 50 enough." ment." GeIb told us,inciden_____ called detente between Moscow The preposterous plot tally, that he had no _______ - _____i__________ and Washington. raises specters of the dassified files _________ _____________________ Reichstag fire in 1933 when Inside i/ic White House: An .'..jhf Hitler's aides conembattled President Nixon tt! what of the _____ I to burfl down the Gt'r pros and cor,s ;c;j'i SiU.S. detente? —.— --''-. man parliament so it could of resigning with his advisers It Is understandable if U.S. ____________ be blamed on the Corn- before he declared to the naofficials soinethnes feel Like _________________ munists. tion his determination to stay pinching themselves to see If July 1911 ,, •i..*. ..'" .4' in thc ''' they a4e dreaming. The present _____ The mini-Reichstag by physically abe, until the end state of vastly Improved ( -. Nixon's 1inles, as detailed in a of nis term relations between the People's secret cit In mary of The President told his Republic of China and the Caulfield's testimony, wa& ases solemnly Ibat he would II United states is something that proposed "in early July of step down if he should ever even the most bold futurist 1971." Caulfield said Colson feel his leadership was hurtmight not have predicted live asked him "to get some naing America. But he felt that years ago. ______________tional serurity documents he had greater experience Edward E. Rice, who had a ______________ from the office of slie Geib and understanding than any longanddistlnguishedcareerjn — (a former Defense Depart- successor to deal with the '"T.; -L"i ' the US. Foreign Service before ment offlcial at the Brook- foreign policy problems now retiring a few years ago, ings Institute." facing the nation. examines the question in an The careful Caulfield, The implication of his article "The Sino-U.S. Detente: • uneasy about sneaking docu• remark was that he conhow Durabte?" in a recent ments out of Geib's office. sidered it a patriotic duty to issue "Asiati Survey," a warned Colson "of the remain on the job. He felt monthly review of con- __________ -. difficulties that the project those who are now calling for ,,•"' temporary Asian affairs - . -. would cause because of the his departure simply don't . . I security questions." published by the University of — , understand the gravity of the Declares the document: international crisis. California '4 "Colson suggested that one Rice recalls the steps leading - Nixon reminded aides that I up to the Peking-Washington way o getting the informa- President Harry Truman had rapprochement and notes th3t, ton was to have the District fought back ar. all-time, 23 on the Chinese side, the Idea of Columbia fire regulations per cent low in th" polls. The changed and have the FBI American people like a bears the mprt of Premier respond to all arscns. Cølson fighter, said the President, Chou En-mi and that its -suggested that there could be who indicated he would adoptIon "unquestionably ' - 'a fire at the Brookings In- follow this example. required" the approval of ' . stitute and then the FBI could He noted that the demands Chairman Mao Tse-tung. - '' - -, -________ take the file otit of Gelb's offor his impeachment have -I .. -----(-;=:-Itshxild also be noted, Rice j• lice." • ; . ,.. already changed, largely, to 4, said, that the policy evidently . . ,•, ,,. -., .-.. : Caulfield said he "believed calls for his resignation. He was not one on which the ' 4' that the clear implication regards this as evidence that leadership had been united. ' was for (him) to start a fire his foe, doubt their ability to "With Mao now in his 80th there." But this was too much impeach him. year, it Is pertinent to ask for the White House gumshoe. For him to resign, added whether a change from his Non!ecret weapon After hearing Cc.lson's thePresiden(,wouldbelaken proprosal,Caullield"literally as an admission of guilt. :an to (presidential counsel Therefore, he intends to Pan American — John) Dean's office" and said spend his remaining three he was catching "the next years in office, battling, Truplane to San Clemente man-style, for his "rightful because 'enough is enough." pla in history." Dean's Interest truer to IJrondt: President Caulfield explained that Nixon has written a conS Copley Ne Service and Syrian. and a few Palestinians tury, homes and businesses were inDc a n had also been in - cil latory, secret letter to West and Egyptians. About a third of the terspersed in dcwntown R1. Arab (crested In Brookings and Germany's Chancellor Willy RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil membership is Jewish and the rest and Jewish families were both had sought "background Brandi, who had complained Despite the conflict In the Middle are Brazilian, Spanish, portuguese, selling the same kind of things and about its personnel and that the United States had orEast,ArabsandJewssuugetalong 10 settiC lit the same part of financing."Indeed,Deanmay dered a worldwide alert WeUinthisSOthAjt. Allmembersownashopwlthlnan town, have had Brookings' tax without consulting the NATO Brazil has approxImately 150,000 eIght-block area in downtown RIO returns "pulled...in the sum- allies and had moved miliJews and 1,5 mIllion Arabs. Most ctf "I grew up with both Jewish and Al fandega and Buenos Aires me r of 1971 ." B U I t he tary supplies from Germany eten te Status A 'Go' For by Jack Andenon m. ylab 4 Was No Joke himself in—along with the rest of the country. Au au,nrr,.st, I ., .tl...,,.,... r___-i_ ILULULIUAI. upite me "horrors" of Watergate, etc., as once Atty. Gen. John Mitchell called them, samplings of American opinion have shown that the down-toearth citizen is more bugged by the cost of living thanbyWa.ergate. Mr.Nixon hasshownfarless ipterest in slowing the rising cost of groceries and other family needs than in, with Kissinger's help, establishing a welcomi atmosphere of conciliation with Red China, Herald Area Correspondents ____________ - -_—== _- Sk - SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Deliver,. Legal Notice & .' �___ - - Ma - ,— - -- — 1 _ - - —-_ - -- - - - - - - — 111051"MINNAMN -1W - 6A-1 he Herald Monday, Nov 2, 973 I r_ M 4i TV Time Previews _ Hi, CLINIC ghligh ts ht US 8:30-9 NBC DIANA "You FosterBrooks,whohasbecome him. 8-9 CBS GUNSMOKE "A thisseemsancxcellenttlmefor this special which offers an Can't Go B3ck" The best part of a star playing funny drunks, is Game of Death. . .An Act of interesting, tevealing glimpse toriight's episode Is that up to his old tricks in tonight's Love" (Part 11) Dillon plea Mary McCann and her Nurses finally finds a sympathetic ear of both the public and private it reunites those daring show. He p1'ys a mystery-book 941 NBC NBC MONDAY Assocatlon sponsored my as itinerant lawyer Paul lives of Britain's royalty, "Avengers," Diana PJgg and author who has trouble keeping MGHTAT THE MOVIFS recent public lecture in Penn focusing on the Functions of Patrmr'k MacNec Pat make's a iay from the boo7e I uc Stecns agrees to defend (rerun) lIarefootmn the lark syhanla it as headed, Sez renegade Indians accused of licial and otherwise of Queen guest appearance, playing hired as his Problems In Marriage." In the most of it, this picture is a Elizabe th and Price Philip Diana's former lover who Foster plays hide-and-seek with For murder and kidnapping so the forum discussion a fterwards, he hides so he can charming, romantic comedy Lucy-only trial can Michael EngagingscenewhentheRo)al shows up unexpectedly. note some 0 C typical Robert Redford playing a sneaklnadrinkwhlleshe'snot w who plays Olivia Learned Fairgoestoacandyshopto questions from the audience. Walton on "T'lie Waltons" is tries to reform young lawyer, wid Jane Fonda 9-9-30 CBS HERE'S LUCY looking. She buy candy for the children. Watch for mv . answers! his new bride. They move into a guest starred as a key ititness in five-stor CASE Y-567: Recently the during the trial. Beaver County (Pa.) Nurses . tenants, like a devilish Charles Association Invited me to . deliver a public address under scene W,,Cfl er aes its auspices. 8-1:30 NBC LOTSA LUCK young couple and her mother "S" Problems in Marriage," "The New Stan" Stan goes all ' By !i - — ____ PT~~. ?:., t~__ ..;7 - - _... -1 - I . . . I j. .. . - --.-., -_ "Dr. Crane," Mary McCann including a hairpiece. fie ng to improve domestic harmonyand decides lo go for the toupee because he can't seem to get enmbatdivorce. "So our organization Is anywhere with the girls In the sponsoringthisevenlngaddreas swinging singles club. But the by you as a helpful clinic on rug presents comications heML Marital Problems." didn't anticipate. %A -___ A lzrge und very attentive -_ __;.. - had wanted to attend, - _______ !` :2 ~ - - . . ..' — 31f USMWCZ~_ i.4. ,L..' - . empkried a rnme general title -0 ____ - - I 1. _=--_ - - - - __ . ' £•- ell . \ : :~__ _~_ ~ 1*0 ~ I . _!~ -%I Z: . 1, - __ I 7i.:-,. . . ' •• i S . the neighborhood, instefid police encowiter a rash of ,- . ,_j:j_ • I'IT . a ::1 A, z I- ZZ X a %I 4 " - " - __ :11 4*_ Z Fti r . -, wnotnnuing nlot of feel ernarrassed -- - - - —— __ - ~" . - — _. ____ = - Z - Z~~'_ - - ., __r, - aim -A : - 8-930 CBS SPECIAL OF THE WEEK "The Royal HEADLINE SMATEGY Family" Since Princess Anne nts %ill be married (Wednesday) admit they were consultlnga psychiatrist. "For my [rimds might UW* I am going crazy, aa their attitude. Same was true of get9tourinary doctors, whoae patients with ordinary ailments withizi the re-alm of the G-U doctor, were often afraid regarded as afflicte? with venereal disease! "Sex Problems in Marriage" is a dynamic title ftt appeals to most adults, at le" in the privacy of their homes or our rnedic&I offices, For it is an axiom that most divorces start in the bedroom! But there are still many rultured wives who thy away frim showing a public Interest in sexual nuttm. 11tat's also why I often emplov euphendsms in this daily - - '• -- - - - 700 (2) NBC News - (6) Hogan's Heroes (?) Lucy Show (1)) News (44) 7:30 (2) (6) (9) Mod Squad Untamed World Andy Griffith Lei's Make A Deal (13) What'sH Ha ppening AmerIca (24) French Chef 8:00 (2) National Geographics 71-.e Rook ots Of Luck (24) Special Of The Week ::-;:;_1J-_- — __ - -~ - --L __________________________ -, _____ . - . C -- - __o - (44) Bold Ones 1 1.* . " - _. I / —S _. - -7Z__.- _ (13) .I I I ,.,' - . 9 -T'; - -. . - I . - - -- v_''-Aj i7_77-,:-W4- - i- -- - lumn. such av "boudoir immaa calories." At this evening meeting. the ience nurses rovided the —--- ______________________ __ __ I' - :-__i l_:r ;~_1;111_110,4.'?~~_:;i __ ! __ __ - ` klq~ 11 _ , . -. L' ______________ "F- '-ttei~ 111', I— I -.t:. _____ - ;4 - 4- X - - -----. _~;;~. IA. ,; - -A * , I—— ,-, - __ __ - .-. I . __ - il - __ ~!_% 7 ~_7V _ - - - - -_ 7 wtl, 1: "_ _ .- __ - - (13) MoVII (44) Movie 9.30 (6) Dick Van Dyke (24) Book Beat 10:00 (2) Story (6) Medical Center (21) Man And Environment 11 -00 (2) News (4) News 1-00 (2) Tomorrow Show (44) News - _, __ r~~ - - .- - fail . VrAtm Almanac 6 15 (61 SunshIne - 1; rules of the marriage game Do . - - E~ n -- : . - — ~rz~ - -__- ,_ __;- - -- - __ _~. -- -, 1~4x _J * - - - _-7~~'Zll111lIlll11lla vourself been married" And '' ? r id'-"i' frequenr.y - and duration of the Lex 40 In marrIale" -- - _-___-_ _____ - - . 'k'. cIJ'ep Z __ ., ~ Smothered 1 I,Jj. j - V ' 50"ri ø(. I . I Take Home A Bag Fuill - - ' •. . ' :• ENTERTAINMENT IN, "'`,- Tk do .- . ._. Hot Bread & Butter Hot Greai & Butter 1j I '-• . " . ... -11 .. . I Join Us At - % "The Sandbar" For By- HAPPY HOUR Bun & 4 P. M. to H', AWOV' WHAT'S WRONG3 T'S I wrote to Inform inc that the poem I was trying toirack down Is: "Which the ChIckro, i4ldch the Egg." And It goes _~ Ilike this: "fie drin % because she scolds. he thinks. + She thinks she scolds bmuse be drinks, And neither will admit what's IfliC [Ogden Nasbl 14 0 f tunes rom . 'I il??? unt ??? Aflu enjoy our I p.m. OZ. ,. DO N I M I S S CARROLL I I 16 — ., ,. r DAILY ~ -, t. BUSINESSMEN'S . , S , KING SIZE 6 OZ Manhattanor ,VnIUFiifli I / . . Ranch Cut Sirloin 75~ , .a Steak EQ.r Tw / S . . .. L Sour Cream And Chives Vegetable, Garden Green Salad, ~ I -41-4 03r .1 %I . . ft~l e:p . - . - FULL COURSE GI:NERAL M UB~ Delays and obstacle-; can attend almost anything you plan or try to 6 do now so make a point to first organize your forces and your \ energies so (beg can be productive Take steps to remove any restrictions in your a ARIES (Slar 21 to Apr 19) Ifindle routine work in a most lnd2ttention Entertain lightly thiscbimng TAURUS (Apr 20 to May '1 0) It is bctter to use diplomacy with others instead of pinning thcin down and you get better results Be alert when you go shopping 45 $ " I W _. . $ ___r % --, 9 45 For Two 4 - DINNERS I , 1 — — 19 18 L, 21 24 25 _________ _10M. from financial investments A financier is not up to par today wait until a better day to consult with him MOON CIIILI)RI N (June 22 to July 21) Your associates may be disappointing to you (ada,' hut this is due to the planetary positions 'r3ke trea(ments to aid your health ) I)on*t plin future activities hurriedly Seek the advice you need Try to help those who are having a difficult time Show that you have wisdom 11 . 5:30 until 10 21 28 29 32 3WO 44 — I ix ..nlI %( I ) .) N - 41 1- 48 - --- ill I , e, 1 I 629 Hollywood Calif 90')2M . It- , ( - -? 7~~V .v I - - - #-*AP-- L i a #----I.. a I -..---51 55 CAPTAIN EASY 12 — — ''' - — — — [ 1 4EZE- 'ER '2RE' -0 THINK OF IT75 , EAR,, ABOUT FOYM5 I — or *cE selAia 5UR -PLE ' 1 ThJ5E P401 THE OPJL"I OPSJE. iIiTRE " - t— - ) - Kids fine, but ... not in grocery - -', ~, I. 0, .: - p1 — . ill : I _ / / W -.,~. f \ ) ' dUI, '2 ____ '. - .. I =1 -, I -I --I'101- N i t._ By POLLY CRAMER l < • .1, !~;, I .1 I ON. - II ... '/ ____ I _ __14yC' - f.. b Bob Tha,ss Polly's Problem FRANK AND ERNEST . . . ~. I DEAR POLLY - Recently I bought an antique mirror with an ornate gold frame that needs refinishing. It has a white plaster-like material put on top of the wood frame base. I do hope some reader has refinished such a frame and would pass on the technique, especially mentioning material used for regilding it LORETTA. ___________________________________ ___1/ . . C" O- -, * j ,~ t2 - I — - COULD , -, ___ I - ", "i TABLET W__- b WIWHROP recipecardsinasmallshoeboxorothersmallboxthatwill fit inyour sewing draweror chest. -EVELYN. DEAR POLLY - Lucillehadagood idea for keeping her odd buttons together (in the Indentations of an g carton) but I solved that hunting and matching process by sort* all my buttons into sets and thenstrung each group through a needle threaded with a doubled white thread. hy were tied together, knotted and then the thread snipped off. Any kind of ontainerr cn lit ucu It m. taI.s a anceatastringandtellhowmanyo(eachkindihaveon and. My box is always in good order as an), additions are ied up the same way. - JANET. - fl-1,8L..KUkEA PETTh' '\ O....DFENCE. ) - - T "71 I I I I -I - ( ] AD, . - t ) , i `1 ~ i\4LI I : I i . I II ! I ~ Chic Young w.1AT I4APPI'JED TO PAY PAJAMAS 'YCtJ CAN WEAE Ok, DEAF'-- I C,UESS) TWEYP ALL IN IkE (_I \AIASW ~ Wll OP4 O ~~, I U.. PRO6ABLY kAVE)T N IGWIMARE' T MY NIGHT1% ,~ - ,--'I) -\_.,_, ." ç4rl, b Psychic bid loses clairvoyance I - BLONDIE WIN AT BRIDGE % I ~ i DEAR GIRLS -Fabrics would have to be rather sturdy and closely woven for this treatment so try a back facing ____________________ - I I : I - E-gyt c POLL'S' • ; I - the cost I am sure there are many who will beelnterested In such a saving even though a lot of time Is required. - Dick Covalli i Ccr KNOW rr'Ae HA'rouD. g i USA A . I - - x su BUT • I I — DAlPOL\' nteed in Lucille's method of filing tier loose buttons and have been filing mine by sewing them on file cards or any lightweight cardboard. Children love to sort, sew and tie each button to acardin: dividually. The one or more needed can be removed without disturbing the rest. File your button cards as you would THANK %"Up 1% / , - CI&AUTTIE,r , . ' ;~ 11 I V I / - LAST NO I -. " ,r. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is to take a shopping cart in a store and on touching the handle rind the previous user of the cart had a little candy-eating, sticky-fingered pas- . 11-1 ~ .4. - .J - - - I - . _. '. \ ~.Ij W- r I " ~.r V ,. iT A B4T LONG TO I ',iJA' ?JOT IN JLJ15T Now_ ) e)(PLAIM OVER IKE EAKr -COULD £ 'A -1 I ! NORTH 6 KQJ FA S,r ê 1096 WEST s "' - -.i,, i -_ f __~f , j3 ,?'!? ' The important reason was that they didn't otk often enough to make up for the times they acted like two headed rattlesnakes and turned around and bit me. The hand shown today was the clincher Jim: "There is nothing psy- SOUTII(I) A 54 East South I Ili learn . -_ Oswa d: ' A lot of 'IOU LY4 DONIT I DiDN-r called psychics then. tut they are not by modern definition know just w hat Rw hand I 34 AAk -- . -.*C 11 IZ - kJ%.11_*-11~ - CH - - TO AT 5 %vAY ~ CL-EAN BACK ON! 1 N V k " I 7 ~ 12 I)= I 11 I,, ' I ; r qk "i H'5 A Qiri' m 1 TCO 8* TO C-ET INTO THE I I I - YOU CLD FOOL.. OR I' LL 4 , U -1 I W 11 . _46w, - 111 4 ..i f, - . --I - ) Barry OADW...I , _%, 1~' \ - i - "I It 11 7 Sy V(IRE I ' LjI I' Ll ; - --=;;_-~ ! I 1 't ' t - Whit do you do now? A - Bid three spades. You are ~ Lee Falk and - FAM South ,1 , '1 - 1 1 - 1, - - - - i ~~_f ft ~ ti.12 -_ I . i ___ i - -)) -. I I ! I" \ uu South hold show signsollife WWO I I 5 (~ TURN T14E On - at pass \ - j THE PHANTOM The bidding has been I S, did use weak jump Ove In fnt I in%enttd that hid I G.W - ______ North ) - LEY BEETLE BAILEY \ . West A m-' . --' - so sure lie had bid one (hat I idge you to I __4 <_~. -;~, - ,~, N ' North. My partner bid frequent psychics and when 11111,=i s -, L J 1k, - ._ 1 go ,_ ,V4 - J minimum but it is a full-open- when you were knovin as the exponentof Psychic I, ~-11(Kilble and the ht as Lonstructivc and harmonious as , met with calm dccision A 1pc&t be ~~ -$ important thinp of life can Merchandiserin Ii' t om ci What you ri3keof - I e ,I - — I L - , ., . ' I e - - j ~,-~.% 6 1~ I~ I I'LL CALL , 0 104 - 51 49 -0 — - WWIA , .0.1100- i1_11 - \ " a' • fl I NOrT - / ') - 45 46 44 I,&%& __________________________ . iti ( ~~j jLjC,C.A.FR I . LE'S SSE .~ ., fund, then look into a new and Liscinating outlet Staking new Olijil,' ri 1 II I I HAVE ASP1AflON6 70 11 - — ,— 4,AJ -. :_ those pleesures you enjoy doing alone he or she will be IF YOUR (1111.1) IS BORN TODAY 1I jijals ',',ho v.ill Jnt (0 Slit U u)ndittonc ()flC 01 t1io,z P.M. . , :-. I West North its done, although not to your liking ahead with it Plin new venturci this evening lb Chopped irIoin , ;5 -e.y 0-tv 22 __________________ bigwip Make sure you handw J LiAil affair without further delay Do more of your own thinking (or a change tint . A .iP I! __ that could lead to unpleasant arguments Keep acti% business matters that arc important to you when a difficult situation comes up / - - - grand slam ever seen." 9 AND I'M NOT EVEN T14ROUGW COLLEGE I YETI 11 ç' fç- --- —7_~:- D .4 ".0 20 : ii S i"4i AL REA DY i3, 1 U 1 . \ (S03 - --_ \ 7 .. expert at your work Some hunionnE of mate who is out of I I VEARS OLD AND HE'S 42LD ~i!""T / I Rw 'v n R ONLY 15 ABOUT 1"4R4J L//, TkE YOUNG 6URU,01 t 1 11 - I RIGHTER 'S r, ~~ ; 01 Z 1~01T from the Carroll R,itsr Institut, . %% I ) .1-1. 1 FORECAST FOR TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1973 / / / IC to Cluu WEEK !A 41, . - And the first person to get the facts to me was Ritter, the gracious, wideawake librarian of the Vtooiiiock et.S.D., Public Ubrary. IWoonsocket's population Ii sf3!) F' 11 .. , .. . .. JUST BEEN READING ____~_ 14 13 e 30 V4 rot .I S r . '. -. -,- '-" by Larry Lewis ryE 14 stepfather. 111 say anything to Mom, she says I'm jealous. i don't think I am. I am only concerned because the boy will be 20 next month and he's Incredibly immature and Irresponsible. I'd do anything to get my mother off neck. Should I talk to a friend she respects? We have no clerlD -. 7 P. M. DAILY UI " " ---- .I - ; 12 Hoecr. Mom Is now destroying the child she's trying to protect. Ile can't get up in the morning himself, so she wakes him four or (i.e times and has breakfast waiting for h1m.Shedn%esh1mtoandfromvrk,otherw1sehe'dbe late. lie's refinanced when lie overspends. and Mom runs all his errands--the latest being payment of a traffic ticket. iRe didn t even say thank you.' I am seven years older than this brother, self-supporting, and five in the same town, I would like to see the kid allowed to mature. I know he would, If Mom would only let .. . 1-1 *t --. -. - - 0.-V~~ ,.A-* _~ . -..:- 13 r 15 - :-. - 37-I)II mineral CONFIDENTIAL IANt) MANY THANKSI to all who EVERY FRIDAY Ch' cken In Dumplins Wce of Two Vegeiatges var i 6Syrionym ib - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 24 %fis% West*s 47 G reek let Irr rumesake% Irl I ri hillitary R")UP 43 1 .11 I(Au I Y'I.tjriiiie •' )TdI =4ab's awinh -' Serving from EVERYTHURSDAY i- lb Western Steak 34.9was rmolkin DEAR SIS! Yes! It the friend makes as much sense as you do. -~ ., . i Sound" 10 / I youraa qjs'06040t4m EVERYTUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN 6prefiz 1 3 Altitude -. I 1 ' \Lp C 1.11 "The Country-politan -- DINING A0005 n Uals', Crippled - - - \ i7Ctnflwan 1 Scandinavian 110 tiver 19Ceftain 42 Other (Sp I Caucasians 43 Walked upon 23 Flowering 44 Ifearty dirertion - ' ran away yea 'rs ago, but the ether is stickirg & buys One uu isv .%, -7 and I hat always tried to giv e the boys lots of love to make up (Jr the lock of - I . - . : = 1' —"' _. #11 1p.. A DEAJI ABBY: My mother wa:; a young widow with three children when she remarried. Abby, not all men can ace pt stepchildren as tkir own. ,My stepfather has been Coney Sauce - "-lot (Arm name [X)%N I IIrfu%0 12 13 - c LOU.. *4(* ___ _ d With 1 Todariir i 29Prtnhrrb 3lNoteiIr I IOjaDanew rnt.nce UKIIenC 3$MuItitu& 11 Does(2frblac: Okynumbrr SiManners 77 Female deer 30 Arabian - - lpwt I . ' 1`4 k.j. _~j-_..,--1 - I / .. I Will occur wn `~_ - LIVE I I *r - --- TU EbIr 'rl'9 '' --or -I CENTRAL FLORIDA1 OLDEST AM)FINEST SFEAK "OUSE ,.; W,';?sr, C!','.1-:1_( TF f,:'4'07 F4`~ -1 `#Ttj j ! ... : j. -.liVi 'i 17 ' North in 1 LN PARK 611 i King tit ri - I __________ - v4vto .:ljl- 4 t N't SP ç ' - A# . S V, ? __ L litl ' __ — *.-I / :. R1 - ives have sbortiorts and then later want babkz but find th" , can't have say" ' - T • ' l F:ic1amat S2l:art played irror DA ' si,' . 1 ^ ' ". • - /-.. .aisTnbsN. V. $.w, S'it. . uw .ful 24Srnallrus Ji - r I WELL, I'LL BE DARNED' i,A '~~'~ , FA D EA R UN ber of the family to give abovsers. They are usually given -. Untie DOG \__ THIS # i debt. Now that you have the facts, here is my question: Do you think I should give my daughters baby showers? is \ . 4 00 (6) News (13) Sound f (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show didn't Itecompany I ~ ___ terftted in sex! _ divorce can be avoided if ..~ & . _- Conuquencm (13) Local Programming (24) Upciric Company (") Gorner Py 10 W I NNNE R , --1iish:1rZ*d1_S _,~- Neighborhccd Acres (44) 3 13 (13) Starcast 3fl7501 (6) Summer SenwS 7.00 (2) Today ~_ 1I I 1 PLAZA THEATRE Almanac the family - the hwbmd or the • (24) MlsteRogers STARTS WEDNESDAY 0 . ,,/ ••. (24) Sesame Street (44) GIlligan's Island 4- 30 (44) Petticoat Junction .- t• . 2ETTAURA917 A THE ITALIAN " CONNECTION" 1: IS "MAFIA" All O&Z ---___. A L (44) Hogan's Heroes (6) Mery Grffin alln __________ 3AcAcEu AWAP'J'' 6:30 (2) News (6) News (9) N" .s Today In Legislature (") Builwinkle :3701190 - A T 0 - T49ATII 0111111JIIIIIII~ . W96 W W104 0 — __ntt h";r1l. MORNING Jill DEAR ABBY: I have two daughters who are pregnant and not married. One is 15, anti the other Is 18. The 15 year just entering 10th grade, and I don't want her to marry so young. I think she should finish high school first. The boy is 18, and plans on going to college. I spoke with hhq mother, and she said after the baby comes, if it looks like her son, MAYBE he will marry my da'ighter. Thelayear old isexpecting(irst.Herboy friend said he be didnt have any plans for marriage right now because he has live more car payments to make, but when he is and clear he will pay mething toward the baby's f support. MeanwhUe, he hardly ever comes around anymore. but he's been seen out uith other girls. My daughter LOUPIGE0PtN0A1LYINCLU0t5 res 10 10 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The FlIntstones es ess (44) Movie 1 30 (2) Three On A hriaI c h I -----w - . ORM-IN THEATRE 7:00 rw*1 to Ou 0 h (f) Cr&r.-eral Hospital (13) Movie (4) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second (13) who, what, Where Game 1.00 (31 I Love Lucy (6) Non (9) All My Children (13) Young AiW 11 II - ~ti L ,.' 4k 1 een solon it's all second na t u re. But on the TV show he has lines to learn and he has to stick pretty close to what's Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light () Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl in My Life (44) Patiy Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) eh::)rice Is (44) Variety News l2..O (2) News (44) Mov le Here are some of the Can it be overcome' (2)WhareAme,lcanmenso breast European males are more buttocks-oriented' (3) Why Is there so much rape didn't ,,take e show or the money, he says. I took it for the long-term investment." Ile's finding it tough in • (6? As The World Turns 12 00 (2) Jeopardy 11'30 (2) Toni ht rds: (1) Is frigidity an emotional . I Oi.5lflfJ children while being a celebrity." AFTERNOON oral question though they may ____ __ main Forwhen en a speakercon con fronts Ii a mixed fauthence. even in this modern age. many people n 41- ,. (13) Diana 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Here's Lucy () NFL Football write questions for my form Wwqi I / - ,:- J -- -__-:7 -a._~_ ___ *7~_ 11 _ , 1; , __ _ Z4'!i~ - -, - _; . , 11 M _ il=Y _;~7~~- _!_~ ,k~ - 7 __ - _~mk - _~~l __ _._. . 1. - A TV drawback—"the all too real problem of 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) What's My Line? (9) Movie Cn'r II 9'30 10 - 00 , 12) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (d) The $10.000 Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizdrd Of Odds (6) GarnbIt (9) Password (44) Trouble With Trash 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Luve Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (4-4) Not For Women Only 11:S3 (6) News 1 Uflt $149 CONEY 4 V,h1n a map is - 2lflnagei By Abigail Van Buren SAMID(d 0 _ -i ' hockey ro,mmitted 12 Sorved I I X A M 1#1 2 14 P M \ Television EVENING Steak Ph 3Z SPECIAL celed nightclub bookings to an acting role on Dick's do the show. Anytime a man recommend ation. But he's turns his back on $100,000 unable to cope with It, until he he'd like it to be for a good gets some more help from his in the script MONDAY Of p rem ant Still Have Our, . . . - We 9:jC1-'&0 C11il THE NEW DICK NEIM Bob Newhart and Suzanne I'leshelle (9) Bozo's Big Top 6: 00 (4) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas - E IN Of • V. - f • r — N Formerly were reluctant to _____ - - . __1 __ --- -_ _ - ~_4 ~ . .] . by Dave GrOU _________ _ 0 scorcin 1l6Coiflinues IS Jt1(nitreIy [)Le L' ~i N" A~ 41 . 10MIL - ii ri _ft-4ii --.; . se M 0fl1 S (101.1 t)1Ct1'()I1 t LOOK AT -- It .,---: I- 1': 45 7rhow who ISI'ub drink 111 ' - i3r.iJeii SCfl I) J guest. lQO,O(iO for nothing. starring role, playing an old cost him that much in can- friend from Phoenix who gets '. .. s iIOP*StIACC(PTtD HOhdl lU,ConPI. I Ifighway 1:nga11tith 13 Win It 140 me ilium (comb form I COMETH" House bb 1 .No IN __ ,m,vc *,,, ,, I rarictwo -. AT "THE ICEMAN UONDAØUEIDAY f fill, .= I LEE MARVIN • e4a - i jj Armenian restaurant on Staten Island. 71je fi4n was adapted from Neil Simon's hit Broad play (Simon (lid t& film 1ii 00). Th4ctq1mt ty bNe''hart er °o 41 t'ih Show will be a hit on CBS. — I% I CFr _- .. .aw& !d "Prayers Unanswered, Prayers Unheard" Three nuns, braving a breakdown in law- surmise they were having ci:immunity center after a priest marital problems In the has been murdered in t.he am. I - Cr - nurses added, "several women 1 Newhart Fingers o d . II OOP ALLEY rrr;r I u lio a George W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. . I 71_ 11;i77QJE 0 --_,_-_- 0 I - - I_I Maps ________ __ Monday, Nov 12, 1973-7A The Saniord Herald ____________ ftW 1L -k-I -; . - ____________ :4 -"Pwma 7 - --L!F - -- , �''-- -:: -. - - :..- 8A-The Sanford Herald A ___ F%j • __ __ Monday. Nov. 12, 1973 ______________________ __ __ . - i YFlAIp,1%gt4 and a flower nrser' ____________ ___________ ... _______ _______ -- - ;. - _____ _____ -. . 7. Page 53 04 the Public Records of 3. 17. IL . •? - . Jaques to!d a Cumberland . RIDEMtNOLE COUNTY, andDtANESDENMARK.,SWU,. Nurses Aides, Kitchen help, part time and full time. Apply Seminole Lodge NurSing Home 300 Qay Ave. anlO4'0 Motels Hotels 1 Department Family unitS, efficiency & over flitpt. Low weekly rates 322 3.10) SEASON TO BE JOLLY- Earn extra money forgiftl as an AVON representative in your spare time Call 444 3079, WVlt to tell Something? A small investment In a Classified Ad will bring results Household help, five days, must have tra,lsportation. M$-44$6 Newly renovated, Clan A rating. ________________________________ Want Ad Hours 5a.m.. 5:30p.m. turdays& Holiys Farms representative to continue construction and the city had no plans to halt the building. Building permits were Issuedfor both tracts before the .1 LUIU was ZOiwu. . ___________________ r,lrrn Fresh Rabbit, any quantity. go - iernment inspected, 79c a pund, 322 57)2. Day Before PublicatLon - ___________________________ - Announcements Defendant panics and C.tiZCns (or an4 against the proposed annexation and zonint ,D..!O6ERT NATHAN DEN. will be heard. Said hearing may be s--. eônIini..1 frewvi tin,m Phone 323 0552. _______________________________ Advisor. Thanks l-Cards of - - - _________ _____ ' I Fl r, reziied to serve a cooy of your w1iHendefenle.if to it , titit Loflgwood, Florida, and in three (3) other places within the City, ana 7-Motels ac fl-Eating Places recorded irs Piat Book is, the Public Records of Seminole y, has been ,u aga ns you y the City of Longwood and Seminole 0uitl to-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions whost address 612 to the date of the Public San'rd Atlantic Bank Building, Hearing; the date of the first N Sanford, Ftoridj. 32771 on or before ar' oatioy 'a,: publication to the date of the last Devonshire residents are tht 12th day CS December, AD. 1973, required to serve a copy of your publication, both dates inclusive, and lilt the original with the Clerk nrjr aoain written defenses, I" if any to it, nn the shill not be leis than twenty eight thC above styled Court, Sarxord. I I tff'tatt e whosenameand (21)day'.. lnaddition,noticeshallbe rezong on SR 434 from R2 tO Seminole County, Florida, other the area to be considered B-I for the Georges St. Laurent WiSO a Iud0ment will be entered HIGH Hernando MERRITT & posted in for annexation and zoning at least State Bank aa' YOU for the relief dmanded Building, Pcrtt trac t taRan eg line Road Office Box ,gy, fifteen (IS) days prior to the date of In the Petition. Brooksville, Florida 33517 the PublIC Heating. WITNE5Smy hind and the seal of an tile the original wlth the clerk 04 DATED thIs 16th day Of October. Finalactionontherezomngts theaboveCourtonthisme7flsdayof theabovestyled court on or before 197). Novtmber, kD. 1973. sI&ed ti.at fmWr 11, 1973. otherwise a S: Onnie P. Shomate Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. & Ivdgment may be entered agaInst City Clerk nase iIi3.LIvu U$. re2oflu.g .4Il Clerk at Circuit Court for relief demanded In the of the City of when increase traffic Mems 5emlnole County, Florida and could complaInt or petition, Longwood. Florida By: Linda M. Harris WITNESS my hand and the sealof Publith: Oct. 23. 29, Nov. 5. 17. 20. Deputy Clerk said Court on this 1st day of low-lying land in the parcel is CARROLL BURKE 1973 November AD., 1973. DEU iS) filled in. - - - - PIANO LESSONS 17 Week Chord Course Harry Wester. 373-1379 - Travel & Recreation -_ In ____ - I_ ___________ .- (Court Seal) Beckwith, ir. Clerk of the Cifutt Court Florida Court Hou Adoption of an ordinance Blflk Bldg [)og S6tOtd, rlorlda 17771 annexing the remainder of Track Road Is scheduled. tSeaI) ________________________ .:. - - . - ______ _____________________________ - nj OU j I _________________ ___________ en I T. Viblen a ___________ --- - - - - - - - Camp Seminole No alcoholic beverages, 372 1470 Unfurnished 31-Apartments Rent Furnished Male Help Wanted 18 - -- ______ 'I dude the agenda _________ 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Expe'riencedonly, grader operators. Apply in person to Whitaker 33-Houset Rent Furnished Paving, Sanford Airport, Building IC'3. between 7:30 md 5 - 30 am 34-Mobile Homes Rent Pb. 372 5615. Yorkers apply In person to American Wood Products, 1297 CharlesSt LonQwood, Fla. - Fur Riruil 34-Resort Property For Rent ________________________ - - - - - 141. - -____ 1 mechanic. (x(elielt pay and working conditions. Working to Rent p.4 au import cars. Apply In person, Jack Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, 3719 S 17 97 irui.,,is,4na --- Real Estate - . . , ''T the T )gtfW.3 rn, - of the work session Councti will discuss - occupy most - ______________________ County. FlorIda, Oc;ce 1.i973. .e ,ar months from V the time of Ptibish SeaI Arthur H BtCkwith Jr , .... . . .. and resiew the site plan for the Lake Ann planned unit . jr,• '' . • . __________________________ .,j.; - i','. ' .' - 1 ' - ':- ..$.,... -_ - ..................................., . (eolMnen.. taken •_ a-.- -_- . . . . . . - ....... - ...... • - .: -- :. __________________________ . I .. - , !•c- Ir4,'. 'i" ' " -____ , ______________________________ ____ I - .'"' ' - " ' .. ' . --- ' .. n1 ,ree .rson's prOtrt1es. . - __________________________ -.- - - 4 .1'.J ': zoning -r,mn, ar. . - ¶'t, • 4Ct4C1 boa?d r commendations on the • on ger4a j-'- 7 00 pni the placeofresidenceandpost office TO WHOM IT Publish: Oct. 32.29. Nov. £ 17, 1973 MY CONCERN: 504thecla1reant.indthallbe Notice it hereby given tnat the DEU-133 sworntobytheclalmant.Puisgent, undersigned, Pursuant to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 114 .iND or attorney and such claim not so Fictit. Name Statute Chapter FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, shall be vot.1. us os Florida Statute, will register FLORIDA Ella Martin Roberts with thi CIe'k of the Circuit Court, IN CIViL ACTION NO 731474 0 of the Last ioand for Seminole County, Florida, In re Adantion f Will and Testament of upon receipt of proof of the LEONOERNA OVL.r:n. Charles Haynft. publication of ti rtLo, t NOTICE OF ACTION arid Gro,es Delivery Man, IS-Retort Property For Sale Apply 903 West 3rd 5* ________________ 16-Income And invest men prope, ty tNelders - Fitters Mechanics. Painter 47-Real Estate Wanted - ABCC,veyor5Inic, $97 N. Hwy, 477 (liaised titious name to wit III '0 LEON ALDOLPHOUS Thomas A. Spur, R DEPENDENT CARPENTER ASSN. TIMBERLAKE SPEER & SPEER PA ir which I am engaged Wh residence and Attorneys it Law businhssat17O1LeeRApt EU addreis are Godt SI-Household 57-Appliances 53-TV . Radio . Stereo 54-Graqe Rummage Sales 5-BodR & Marine Equipment U('tvucx ageIJ 56-Camping Equipment ii Public hearing. Continued 57-Sporli ,quipmetl public hearing on variance to P0 Box 1)44 Winter Park. Florida in tht City C YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED s8-Btcycles it .iSanford, Florida 37771 Winter Park. Florida, urulnance ubdivision PublIsh: that HORACE JACKSON has filed a Nov. S. 13,19,76. 1973 That the 59-Musical Merctidnuisa ?arty ifltJfe$ttd in said Complaint In the abovestyled Court orthrmmce 0EV business enterprise s as follow's tne for adoption of the above nened 2 Resolution 2. Intent to 60-Of fici Equipment Mike St.'dar minor child and you are hereby n NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE And Su"lies annex nig IJUiI5. Dated at Cauelberry Seminole required to serve a copy of your '4OTICEISHEREBYGIVENttIOt County, Florida. October. 1973 3i Resolution O. Intent to by virtue of that certain Writ Of Publish: Oct.29, written defenses. if my. on KEN i.l-Building Materials Nov 5, 12. 1$, 1973 PIETH W. McINTOSH, of STEII annex Sinedy property-Club ixecution itsued out uf and under DEU ) si-Lawn and Garden r STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorn3ys for Plaintiff Post Office NOTICE FOR SIOS 43 Machinery and Tools AD ontheflthdayoft4ovembir bidsatihecffi(t I3idonin I - ___________________________ " ' - uti 50 KW 9inute rCPua 1, Opt-n bids on purchase o' tI [ l \Ia)W titIeJ I CawCompanydbaCase November 26. 973 :v::r1tr't for default and ultimate Iudgmlnt will which aforesaid Writ of Executn ending December 1. 1974 aide eredte' m; as srieqn 0: : naic WITNESS my hand and the seal of on ttse 17th day of O 'evipit upon tpia tclLw'ng A OR I'-' ftefk,., lb ir r ' 0 Concrete Pipe Clerk 01 the Circuit Court Donnelly and Wahi, Inc., said UIatIUneIy. E Metal Pipe fly Linda M Harris . property be4ng located in Seminole may be obfaintd at (Jperi bids on sale of dragline, County. Floqld, more particularly theSpecifications Deputy Clerk Off-ce of the Seminole County STEPISTROM, DAVIS & On bids on dump trucks for described as fotlows Engineer 4.300 South Orlando Drive McINTOSH I)tihlk Works Deruirtrnent. A Case Model $40 Loader- Sanford, Florida, 17771. or by Florida State ftank Bacihoe. SinaI No. 1451051 . Office. P.O Drawer $4Ji$e 7 ten .th for r z1Cu and me underSigned as Sheriff 0! C Snfrd, 777t All -i' rt ti ;i r 1 a sea ca envepe Sanford F lonida J2)71 II 00 AM. on me 27th day Of pfainfy marked On the 4) 1 & S hroduc't Oflhlde, Attørys for Plaintiff fr NOyembtr A 0 1973. aled Bid for (ltemt Open N Worsco Ccl 1./) N 11- r highest bidder. t' .prntier 76. 197)" DEU 132 Ii I.aft u Likes apart i(flt- cash subie'-i to any 3(10 all t1t5tir9 BIGS will be opened at 700 PM F CTIFI6US,4AME site plan review dLsc-u.ssion of feint, 3t theFtOnt(WeIt, DOOt Of IttC Mondiy, November 24. in3. en fht NOTIC is hereby given that we - -. - . -- - - - - - - .. - - . .. - . - -, -, . -......... ________ . drainage prthlems 2t Report on Subdisiston ________ ________ - ni,,...h,., jIUiii41ttl. 1 .___ - - ii - Ic plan r%iew-i I Li) - I - - - ________ -- - r L - ___________________________ ___ .....r .. ,- •- . .,, I _____ .- _____________________-I ________ Sanford Florida the above Ro, Seccn(l Flay Of the are engaged n bus'nics at 470 S deatrlbecl personal Property S*rifi Court Hoye tn Sanford Flytda French AV Seminole Proaerly being stored at Altamonfe Attuaf award t tucceiti of b dd.r County O4'.da unde tlous Garage in Attarnonte $prngs name of sAhFoRo TIRE SER witi e mç as in at CE from tP Civ.l Cnly Cr al ntend to register Meeting n Inc De.ar'rrrnl i.'f 5rtr rote Coi.rty at Sitertff s Of Ct Tna' laud s11e ii being rTi.de to satisfy fat terms 01 544 Writ of Eeculion F 1 rrpresentatlle Count Zono'ig Board 3 Fire Truck Pamert I rfatui': -i - , I ark, C.ety Florida Bent Tree and Parson's Pubt No S. ii, 19, 26, W,3 DE'17 pert1 4i Mij'itc'n,jl '. - Assemblet's and coil wlndtrs, trans lormtr-*. 10 people needed - good pay arid good conditions. Dek Industrlei,InC., 135-7177. -- Court tto.e SanftØ FlOrida Tuesd,, Pdove'rby 27 973 Artnvr H Be(kwuth Jr c1, 8o4'd Of County t By 1, Lith Jf PttTh Nt 1? 5 !973 CF sad ra'r iCrca * it'i !tr Cltfk Qf the cc?w" provistone 04 the Ficj'ti,ij flame Statutes To Wit 75ection e65 ci daS J hi WilIer - Publish- NOv 5. 17 1?. ,4, 1v7) 65-Pets and Supplies - , atesrnan-Clerk. Prefer cx perienced man in lumber, building mates-al, or hardware, Good pay. Many fringe benefits. including health and accIdent insurance, holiday and vacation pay, and profIt sharing, Call Gregory SELl- SERvIC1C0lNOPKAft0 KAR WASH available San maintenance background desired Company bentfits. Salary corn rrienstjrate with experenc. It itr ir rt - yeral needed - national corn 72-Auction - Transportation 75-Campers ------ _______ - Travel 7k-Auto Repairs. Parts Accesonies 77-Junk Cars Removed 70-Molorcycles 79-Trucks and rat BO-Autot (or pony, excellent fringe benefIts and '.orklng conditions All unifcrms "d .qijipmiiiit furnIshed Apply in etsos't, 1001 F*ecutiveCentec Or, Prtnndo ntr Pi P94 0761 collect ROUTE SALES Large AAA Food Co. NI EDS TOP NOTCH ROUTE IALESMEN FOR THE SAN. FORD AREA. en Sat. il-A,iation advtrtis.n1 appeanind in TI, Sanford Herald on WedOeSday wilt automatically 1* plaCed In Thur Sday FAMILY Bi\RGAtI4 NEWS SECTION thu iç u s!n'?td te an #'orneintnra h5trtrOfl itt cOmputing their earned rt 551Irfing salary )I73. Total earnings sated on 25 pet. co,nmisiion, S Day Week Vehicle & expenses furnti-i Family 3rovp Insurance Retirement program Opportunity for good financial çtrowth & promotion - I;r p'sonal iflfptyiw sc'-e (r,ir1e5 t.jUOrl, Wednesday or Tftursdtty, piOv 11 or IS at The Holiday Inn, ?) IçO furnished house country. $130 mo. ptu $50 damage.Callafter4pm.3fl47$1. ____________________________________ Mobile Homes Rent Wanted toown arid operate candy & confection vfldli'ta .'rt.,t. ia.i..-.* and surrounding area Pleasant bt/Sifl('%I High items. Can stert part Age or experience not Important, Requires car and Young man would like another young man to share rent of trailer. All utilities, TV, linen inckdd. 327 9054 _________________________________ - ___________ Profes..sionai office-I rooms plus restroom Slmn's Laboratory, 240 San Marcos /ve Contact Mr. * EP.Simon,evenings2-332. Beautiful Riverfront 7574 Park Dr 373 211$ REALTOR After hours 3221)645 3729711 322 3991 ________________________ BY OWNER--New Kingsbeqry 3 bedroom, 2 bath Central heat ant air. Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 161 x 45' VA and Conventional financing. Ph. 171 440 CORBETT REAL ESTATE, PEAL TOFh 641 4791. DeBary5rl 4#5 "Santord's Sales Leider" jj bedroom, 7 bath, central heat and ar, tw car garage, fenced yard, withiOanortedc,trusfr,,, cnnv.nl.nt 1 Shopping area. 1.39.500 • 73-SS Park Or. C:IC:CC 3 hin, I bun. wai' to wall carpet, drapes, Stove. refrigerator, garage and fenced $.24.7 5)1900. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 N 0.ik. Sanioi'd 327 1171 day, 323 Ot$Seve parquet floors, some carpet, electrIc kitchen counter, 532.300. CASSELBERRY Pleasant, clean well kept 3 bedroom. I bath home In convenient location. Paneled family room, borhood, wall tc wall carpet, large 41r conditioned garage, fully shady yard. $39,000. fenced yard. Ideal for young x,.,dl inGoren. PhP?-e(t RETIREMENT 525,000. (cii Corintie ku%it'tl DREAM 2 bedrooms, on large lot, Ass or. shade- and fruit trep, fced S 16. 800 Building includeS 3 attractIve Hall Realty I', I. #l,t lila eaitor, i~iI14 Doartm.nt RVV 393$ Meødowbrook Rd. St. Louis, MN., 35424 Inc. Realtors M. UNSWORTH REALTY )W.FirstSl Payton 606$ or 373 OS I? CI? W Fir;? St Rity, 377 130) 7640 Plaw,5thAy itt? 97 DRY CLEANERS !'ool UJL 1' Rooms for Rent CLIFF JORDAN Room for Rent, $6 wk. Pnivilegeof kitchen If desired. $2) - 1 - Lt'iundri' J)rupe,s VP? Ph.322-Il$3 Franklin Arms Apartments ]odaikk ALTAMONTE SPRINGS STOPS I I 2(1 Florida Sanford. Ilh)rnla As'enllr AVAILABLE 1503W. 25th St 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeting & drapes. Pool. Kitchen equipped 3 Childrenaccepted. Call2227070 Tu b•'ooqyss, 1 bath, wall to *40 rarpeting, drapes, central heat -I'' Fully Quipçed kilChn with dishwasher. Call Mrs. Weatrierby 3734632 - WAITRLSS 0W4 HOSTESS 0 BUS BOY/GIRL 'ii' Another Quality Hem* De pment by araliey Odham I? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive,, 322 2161 31 Rent Furnished Apartments Nice 1 bedroom trailer, also api Quiet, near stOr. AduiI only. - 313 Two bedroom duplex fufliShed d7Xi Orlando Drive, -,infOrd Excel lent Employ Benefits ,' LOCATED ON SANFORD AVEHUE SOUTH OF AiRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA anequalOPportunity IJ_ _4_1 I ' - *..wvf 5# - _1 . - - 373-1734 Chilc.'en's outgrown clothes, toys and furnIture sell quickly with a classifltd ad. Boats & Marine Equipment 5$ P085014 MARINE ' •..$ - ,, .. In 5941 10' Aluminum Jofei boat. Inp. Sears motor. 2½ gal, auxiliary gas tank. Good condition. $175. Ph, 322106.5. Air Conditionkig Glass-Msnori - Central Air Conditioning For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 132 1771. ' _______________________________ Gel cash buyers for a sinit4 n CaSts or terms. United reight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando.Mon.. Frl.9toC, S.at.tto S SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS sS'estern Wear, Save at the Olil C vral Western Shop, 17 17. I mile - Building Materials III) Hwy. $7 92. Open Sat.& Sun. t S New Lumber For Sale Reasonable 323 5630 53$ 2970 BEDROOM SETS, just received 1 new I piece bedroom lets. Set 1 like new swivel bar stools, cost $19 ca., will take 113 cc. Polaroid land camera ItS. May be seen 7603 Marshall Ave. lvJ) SINGER zig zag sewing machInes, (7) never been used. These machines have built in control'& for zig-tag. bultholes, Household Goods Maqnovoz Console HIFI, %15 Redwood Settee md Rocker with fruarn t,.jshions. 575 3221114. i-'iij - '4, moth pryl, 17 x iS ft. 2 yr's. old, 5175 Clean. Call $ 6)21 after S ,'.ii SON MAlES? FIJRP4ITUP.E buy Sell-trade J1IJISE.FlrstSt,, 3323.73 373-5954 A&RAPPLIANCEREPAIR 62 LawnandGard,n KAC'rUS KORRAL, 25S1 Sanford Aye Next to Horse & Rider Cactus, pottery & special plantsl ________________________________________ ___________________________ 64 - EquipmentforRej - - kent Blue Ltre EI,'ctrlc Carpe't -- 5mpoper for on:5 $1 per dày. CARROt L'S FURNITURE Grooming serviced for winter. Call Geneva Htq. & Air. rC01'id_Sevice.373-5.434. Ph. $30 1735 FviIlineGEApple-j Sanford Electrir Company 2Szi Park DrIve, 332-1562 DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING its "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert - - - med. shots. $45 Animal Havtn Grooming & Boarding Kennels 317 5737 DOG HOUSES 140W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD r'peirmanIm today's classifie.-j _____________________________ k!!JtY Care _ 1-Sot-ne Improvements, repaIr-s and 1 Ilormenly Harrieft's Beauty PIDOkI 519E.Pine,3fl.5742. general maintenance, concrete rk etc. Call Jerry, 30 5395. Estimate, _________________ Free Pug Puppie's, AKC Rag. Stud 5-prvic, Available 323*299 Free Kittens 134-31*7 after S IrISh Setter, female,3 met old, AKC Rag. Wormed All shots. 372-4067. Cleanlig _________________________ New Shingles tacked on by sqare 511 air, or by hand L.censed 6. 3231332_ - 'flured -_- BULLDOZER WORK learing lots our SpecIalty. 373-1731 _aer_3 Pm ._ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Free Estimate. 37) ewing I will Sew CuStom made slip cover's See Mary L Anderson, $5) E. Orange Ave. Longwood Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dialer .0 5. Cioied Thursday & Sunday. 322-7921. Cuttom made tci-eei rooms, car G'I aSh buyc'rS for a smaii ,n vestment, Place a low-cost (I i'.%'f'cd id "e-utt Let a classified ad help you ,lean out your attic, garageorbasement' FABRICATION, 3 ___ - AUCOCK RoolingA SbtM,tai ',ulers & Spouts 50QFrencpsAve,3fl'S54 I - SERVICESUNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALI.372 - _,,_ biá(tig ___________________________ For Builders, tub contractors Complete House Plans and Shop Orawung Fast, dependable, economical. Call VICtOq-345 3743 KIRBY VACUUMCLEANER authorized sales & se-fyce in Sanfomni Open 9 5, M)n Fri , Sat 9 1 107 W. 27th St. Ph. 373 5130 FREE HomeDemonstraton .',.i- l?Q Sell SQT'thifl,, xmaii .n a Will '-fing results WallpaperHangin - PAULSLATER SmalIJjwn.(l -'.ar-' -_ _ j. PrOfesj,uonalwatlpai,erHanq,r Lcmj P irr.ta Co'n-' .11 FreeEst,matesP11)326173 LandCkonng _____________________ - Hodges & Os-lIt i5 Land Clearing Excavating & Grading Pn 373 1797 or 322 4243, day or ftc - ''- Lawn Service ' ____-_-'-- I-looks Garde-n & Lawn Serv;ce i 'nit aping Mowiny Eduing tteeEet ria.,I.-.i .' .-.',,.', .', J IW ____________________ TrImming Ils Fix-up" Time. Nir• an expert repairman from todjy's c1atified - investmi 321 flIa "I a CONCRETE PATIOS r-_ - - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS -_- COGBURN FENCE Co. VacuumCleaners -- ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALLJMIflUM for vIr - Painting-interIor & exterIor, repairs,rpoftpainted.fre,p,t eiperlenceo estimates. 323.0791 BuIdowg New,large5I 2003 Adim Aye-toodles, Terriers, Spaniett, master allbreesg,00mlng Tiny toy ste,td ServIce, 373-1914, NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ads! - Petsandsupplje D4Ct',hfld, APC miniature, black & tdn, alsp red, sire 7 lbs. war Pkimbkig - Ph. 373.5035 - -_-_._ the _________________ Hagan insulaticn. SANFORD HEATING & AIR CON rding3fl Planning a garaç,e sale? forget to advertise it in cl4Stified edit ._ AtticInsulations - Groomina - Home Improvements -'-- 65 Ptofessional with love a.m..4 p.m. Animal f-Saver Have your heater AllmakesservIce TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 61 - Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training AC4Imy. Call for free evaluation 531.7770 OlLI'IEATERCLEANING CALL RALPH !ppiwices -._ Musical Merchandise s at Deflary. Pet Care - 322 6390 Beautiful Console st)red locally Reported like new. Responsible party c.an take a big saving on low payment balance. Write: GULF COAST PIANO CO.. P. 0. Box 647, Panama Cy. Elm., 3210$. Freee'%tjmate call 373 50a% - Heating DITION1NG 7609 Sanford Ave., PIANO Ill STORAGE '(EN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots arid Lawns Hi-c a suç'ef S.1?rsnlan, a cics,sitr'd ad. to sell your don't needs! vestment. Place a, IO*.ott classified ad for results, 1720741. S9 MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING Got a leaky faucet? A light that won't work or other small jobs? raIl RA P1-I'S I-SOME 373 595,4 - Bicycles All sIiei arid models, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Fireite Store. Call Shrubs, trimmed& shaped. Flower beds cleaned & edged to per. fctiOfl Specialist. Mowing by reoue'st only. Free estImate. 373. £46. Handyman Patio covers, carpos-ts, sa'eened porches, pool enclosures & I'P3itS. 23 . 33' *33. -. Used Cox Boat Trailer, for 17.20' boat, new 12" wheels and sprIngs. 595. 323 1282, 58 Lawn Service 5ENlARIKGLASS&PAlNTCO. 2lOMagnolia Ave. 323_4622 - Alumkujm Bikes, Bikes, Bikes UNITED FREIGHT SALES has lust received a large shipment of brand new 1973 stereo consoles and components. Some have built. ni track and Gerrard turn tables. Prices start as low as $99.CS for contoles, 549.95 for components. i apartment A Directory of Experts Recuiy To Serve YovE Aiso some evenIngs fwy i'unograming and much more. $59.95 cash or terms. UnIted Freight 3.ales, 3350 S. Orange Ave. Orlando. Mon FrI.9to9, Sat. 9 to S Apply In Person: Personnel Of fice Attamonto Springs Store Interview Hours PMndaytoFriy 10-i 2.4 HERB'S TV NOW OPEN FULL TIME 19014 1792 Longwood blind Stitch. rancy patterns, DISHWASHER 3 bedroc,rn furnished apartment Adults tnty 5)30 mo. Utilities lurnitfied Call 32)01 - Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. if you Theanswerto"Whattodowlth your old Car." Sell it with a Classified have things to sell or consign, call Ad. Stan Vermillion at $35 7020, includes dresser, chest, bed & mirror. All 4 piece's tot lust $99.95. Also torte living room sets t ,'iLsbl, Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3530 S. Orange Ave, Orlando. RESTAURANT PUS IT IO4S GENEIA Gi',P[,t, A PART ME N IS *PUBLIC AUCTION* )/)i"( / KiteIu',i.c Fern Park LtavttL 6' Motorola Solid State Stereo, AMFM Radio, $ track ape deck, record player. Perfect cøndition, $12.5. 32? CoSt. - -- ,1 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 10 (:fzq'1s - - lroom furnished, private entrance, bath ard parking. Call 322-7150. payments available. United Freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri. 9 to9, Sat. 9 to S. 1311272 Color TV Pool Phones Extra clean rooms 4. efficiencies. By dCy week month, 3274591 - (:I:,IsIlnt,.',t' I'nf'(Ilf' P(Ilh) 1111% 'IUII payment Only 172.300 to 12&250 ' 1304W. Fairbpnxi WE TAKE TRADE! I,2 !i'y1i'uiiii .- IjHirIifli'nl.s (:',i:re,! Il'qi (% ..Ijr Conv.ni,nt and Charming. iust completing i ne 3 bedroom homes with garage, aIr and carpeting Locale-si on a qui Street with l8k breeze-s Walk to shopping and schools. Low down REALTOR EWING MACHINES, stretch Stitch, (71 nationally advertised brand, has all the new stretch .::..,.. .,,...,, ii'uitUf,.j-r, t.nu hem, decorative detign, full factory guarantee. 1.119,95. Easy -, BEST VALUE. Slumberlarid Motel SANFORD lealtys alS 233) Hwy. 436 & 17.92 Ltt'W - Hr's.$:30.5;OQTues..Sat. sed Farm Equipment will sell fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 377261) or 131-9993. * A.A.A. AUCTION * SANFORD CLOSE IN flew "Piorge' fqu-pe"J (0 It 75th SI arJ located at E Palmetto Low down payment. easy to qualify. For information Call Gee. Cahelo, in Winter Park, at (34)3) 444 $271, or write to Mills Peat,un Corporation 5925 Carrier 51 North $5. Pete,, Fla 33711 Sanford Auction' $17,000. BALL REALTY Ltt1 L(i,LLLL [.tit'tLtL L Brand New slide in truck campers trom $793. New World Travel, Hwy. 17-2, Longwood. 534.9424. ******* Forrest Greene, Inc. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL TRUCK CAMPERS special sales out of anything of value. Hwy. 17.92 (behInd Winchester Mobile Homes.) 373 7340 Sa:sford, FIa. 3237434 Lonigwooj The biggest little worker you ever saw pick up truck, $73. Ph. 372 1513. 1113S Sanfordhve, - Campers Travel Trailers Insulated cover f or any Short bed fluy, sell, consign. appraise, or .• .t jS SEMINOLE COIN Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick-up. Phone 323-5700. lI lengths and decors, 2, 3, 1 bedrooms, 12 wiOes and doubles. Prices begIn at 141.93. Several deluxe models set up-move in tcday, Place Homes North, Hwy 17.92 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 7 n.Ploi'tfl04Hwy.434.834_2270 on Enterprise-Osteen Road Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 115.900. 10 ACRES, on Lake Standish, acros from Erroll Estates, Apopka. Nii ctrus, arid palm trees. 155.000 5 ACRE5, near St. Jotm's Rivet Marina, on Hwy. 14, niceI wooded, with oaks and pines. higf and dry Zoned agricultural Cond., A-C, Powtr Steering, Brake's. Radio, Etc., New WSW TireS, 1 Owner. $495.00 Call 322t;si w'reke-nd after 5 30 on week MILLERS AuctioneerIng Services II ACRES, near Stone Island, iron" '66 Pontiac Bonneville 70 HI, A.) 26)9 Ortando Drive,3270357 MONDAY Pll(HT, Ar.liqyes, TVt, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances. Plus special sales (watch ads). Lots and Acreage '61 Dodge Coronet, loaded. excelies,t condition, $430 cath. Call 373.1479 before S p.m. Coins 1x24' Camping Trailer forSale, Canbeseenat Club Diamond, DeBary 4, -'3 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION I bedrooms, excell-int neigh- 1 'iTi Hra.r'y D'ity Chevy fitaum, .4 dr,vr. 4 speed, 5,000 miles Call Ml $551. 'i'4 Internfltionl F1 ckup 5t orIginal miles. Good Condition Pnone 373.00)4. ___ Stamps - is MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY 2123 Percy, Orlando. 29S6210 after Aume mortgege, no Qualifying. immediate poSseSsion French Ave.. 3232 Call 332-71 IS CE'JTER. 109 W. 151 32)4152. 0697 - * 910 Ford Dump Truck Equity and Assume Payments f;y and sell gold or silver Coint, contact us first We also buy bulk -- '.ENMORE WASHER, part service, used machlnei OrIando,Mon,. Fri.9to9,5at,,fo baths, central heat and air, Covered patio and carport, ready to occupy. Owner. Mrs. Trivento, bath home, Freezers - - CHARMING 3 bedrooms Split plan, apis. Will make nice residence with good rental income, 121,300 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-S3 0 French Ave. 23 ?00 Carpeted, fenced yard, large utility Shed In rear, payments, Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and fictional MLS REALTORS price with low payments. Broadmore Mobile home, 12' x 44' beautiful all adult park. surrounded by ri'rv treas, Payru streets & sidewalk. 2 bedrooms, 2 Ideal Location Three bedroom, )' Miscellaneous For Sale 1964 Dodge Dart, automatic, radio, heater, excellent tire's. Just $350 SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 ____________________ Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whlrlpoo; Appliances, Come in, see them, Big Savings Geneva SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED in Heating & Air Conditioning Serv Shipment, S new 1973 zig zag 3096 Orlando Dr. 373-3431. sewing machines, nationally _______________________________ advertised brand with full factory guarantee', $49,5 cash or terms. TV-Radio.Stereo 53 inspect and test at United Freight ________________ Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., TELEVISION SETS 523 UP USED HOME SALE! One, two, and three bedroom used omn ate now going at a reduced 17 x 60'. Spring Hammock Park, lot 29. 7 bedroom, 1 bath. Phone 3771632. 69 Many 10 choose from. Dicks Appliance Sales & Service. 2617 5. frenchAve, Sanford, 37276.55. '.'.nb*le Home flank Repoisess,ons New 10 speed bike, 140.77,000 BTU A C, 5150. '6$ Firebird, Best Offer. Is to choose from 13$ 7323 Phone 323-laM. Ds'a I - C&I 322.2420 AnyIsme Near 43b East Great RETIREE il'IVESTMEPlTl COIN LAUNDRYCOlN Ph. 323 5556 - - Acreage' for ICIC. $7500 per acre 0 -- - '6SVW CONVERTIBLE Nothing down, take over Call dealer, 373 6730 take over. Call dealer 3234230. __________________ silver con; - Trucks and Trailers MIs,intt'r Park Ave. Local and National MLS REALTORS 2S4SParkDr. SO Appliances Washers, Dryers. Ranges, Refrig., $39.95 up. Repair all makes. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford San f ord's Sales Le edit" Your Multiple Listing Agency '4$ Ford LTD. 10 passenger wagon. factory air. Make offer. Pti. 322- -- 7811. Call 322-2420 AnytIme - Mobile Home for rent or sale 2 Br. Trailer 17x40 Hunt Realty Jim 67 Mobile Homes 8)16300 with den, equipped kitchen. somt carpeting, heat, air. carport and nice, large landscaped yard. Suit and make an Offert , - ,.i Phone 322 09)0. CASH 332 1173 For used furniture, appliances, Adding a room to your Home' Furnish it with items. Advertise in etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Classified Ads Larry's Mart 715 Sanford Ave. ______________________________ Cash buyer for used articles, fur 80 AutosforSale nitu,'e. etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. 37) 6977. Mutt S.eII-1970 Nova 5)350 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 32') 6S Top prices paid, used, any condt ,On RECONDlTlONE1 Kerr Viie. Wahcrt anti tiryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 64.4 ft. building on 3 floors, ideal - '62 Chevy. Power brakes. Be's? offer. DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self Contained Nothing down. WantedtoBuy - 52 location Price lust reduced from 1.42.5(0 to $?L000 Better call right now! 110') 1 71111 St . Sanford 377 6691 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP - Houses for Sale Fe-rn Park TAFFER tEALTY 1? BEL AIR OWNERS ASKING $17,100 for this nice 3 bedroom __________________________ si 3 bedroom, P' or two baths, all brick From 123.100. 20th Street to LocuSt, turn left to 11th St., rIQhI on Valencia Court North. Model open I 6 pm. daily, On tile phone 373 7010 MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE HAVE A HEART MANI Give her this brand new) bedroom, 2 bath with Florida room, screened porch. dGuble garage, climate COfltiUI p4u lots of other extras, $.IS.400. Extra sized tot, Business Property For Rent Rt',it'c.'r - 0)73. SANFORD- ON 1792 51)00 Sq Ft of buildings on 42,000 sq. ft. lot. Owner must silt I Price reduced to 575.000. 'heck Into this now. Call for more detaIls. Inc. - CITY-- HATE TO REDECORATE? Buy this I bedroom, 2 bath with large Florida room plut clImate control $.3).00. It's in perfect condition. Has many extras. Financing available. One of our best buys. .ts- FOR OFAUTIrUL Tr)Wf4wOr. for tale or lease, ali us 1995.00 to 1.1.555.00 cash In. vestment. For details wrIte and inuctude your phone number. _________-- -- Elmer Bakalla, VA"Nothing Down 68 den furniture, Spanish Mediterranean livIng room Suite. sofa. loveseat & chaIrs. Also end tables, coffee tables & Iarn. All items like new. Please call 6.43. DOWNTOWN SANFORD-13,579 sq. _____ Realty 7 Bedroom mobile home avaIlable Oct 2landibedrooni cottage. alcoholic beverages, no Camp Seminole. 3224470 ----- Stenstro m ____ ___________ 34 -- In CHARMING. LARGE OLDER HOME, 5 bedromt, 4 baths, Paneled dining room, central heat and air, with hardwood floors. 4 fireplaces, on romner lot. $21,900. RESPONSIBLE PERSON Security Guards I-Antiques Bedroom 3 bedrcom, I bath home in exceliq, condition, $I5.300 Terms investment PINEBREEZE FARMS. S Sanford Ave., Sanford 3715411 Equal Opportunity Employer --. I - ' DON BALES Sanford Mof or Company SOSS.FrenchAve.,3774317 Motorcycles 79 WHOA. Don't throw awayuseful idle items Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 3717611, and asking lot a frIendly AdviSor. Private party must sell houll full of beautiful furniture, Spanish Mediterranean bedroom suite, dining room suite. Fla. room 1. Realty Till We Succeed!" mem For, the best buy fl American 3313. prIce-t. Jolly Charlieguarantees In writing lowest prices in Fla. Gormly's, E. 46 past Beardall at PR tracks. at 5cr 5 Stenstrom "We Don't Stop PAYMENTS stand; platform rocker. 565100 Investment Property lCIl ASSUME Bedroom suite, double bed, cornpie-ti, dress -i with mirror, night In conic and clean, mid 30's. 34 ft. I1ving room, i bedrooms, 7 baths, lencin7, tJd%c.sp.ng, (tearing plum trees - Getting ready to move? Sell excess items quickly with a Classified Ad I grill off family room. 7?' master baCk, ce-nt interci?, 52'9,CO0 372 7287 for those who An MUST SUCCEED and ante that lI provide years 01 Steady in comeCallcollect, 101725'7182 Assistant Production. 'idvidual to assume responsibility as night shift assistant production manager for big processIng plant. Supervisors' experience and good '. **AMC- JEEPS** Christn,as gift. 323-1663. JIM DANLIY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at who1esal On deluxe Necchi zig zag.) rue,'d:e position, bull? In buttonhole maker with designs. Pay $34.50 or 6 payments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 3W E. First St., Downtown. LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES $4,000- $13,000. $304000 bedroom, eat in kit(hen. Ultra Stock 196' Jeep Stat'on Wagon, excellent condition Good tires. 3'!? 3751 Wheel Scat Tracker, 5135 S mos. old, excellent condition, good 67-A Feed ________ HouseholdGoods Si LAKEFRONT HOMESITES bath home. Beautiful choIce of colors in deccratlng. Fenced yard. with oversiled patio, with gas b b 15t.iiir Set-- t Loand Acreage Large corner lot, near old NAS,7S'x 723'. Reduced for quick c.ath sa;.. Tom Bryant, Rt, 1, Jonesby'.a, Ark 72101. ASSUME 7 PCT. MIG. Better than nominal, 3 bedroom, 2 all 377 3 new 3 bedroom, 2 bath homei. Many extras. Good location. S per '. Small Lot ?9 MANAGER - 13 HoUsesfor Sale "Stop Urn!" Lcigwcvj PCt. $49,900. t*rfPiIp, goff 7041, - cealer. 373 6230 1970 honda, 11) CC. qood COndition 373 2699 after 3. )?76457.AfterS.377 7111 CaUbarf Real Estate . it P# JOHNNY WALKER REALTY & R'altori ..g Monthly payments, $154.93 in dude's everything. Call Mrs Cross, 373 4470. Gilman 830.5500 )9)5, FrcAc 322 in Eve Sunday 323 7311 or 377 1496 ford md surrounding area VerY nw investment. 7S oct financino Lumber, 372 0500 6B-Wantd to Buy ip - time man, no oxperience necessary. Mutt have automobile. Many benefits, S day week. Phone 3171325 or contact Mr. Fra.asa at 301 E. First St Sanford 69-Stamps Coins 5 -- - -- ________________________- Y oung 46-Horses 70 - BusIness Opportunities LOAN MANAGER TRAINEE ' ________________________ ' DRIVERS. Parme or full time We train you. Good commission, YellowCabCo.201S. Park, profit Longwood, - Sale For - the seal of the Circuit Court of - Lubricants do, Box 494, Dayton. Ohio, 43101 -- .. J rpenstors and helpers for framing. Ph. 3170435 between 7:309:30 p.m. 9 0 Me;C,ndIw - . • Realty, 373 1331 26a) HawafhaAve. at 17-92 WETAKETRADES 33 AN OHIO OIL CO. Offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fningt benefits to mature in. dividucl In Sanford area. Regardless of experience, airmail k J. Read. PreS., American :us?orsan wanted Apply at Enter p'ite School. 2)) Main St.. En ror pefl 1304W. Fairbanks Realtors - iS-Mobile Heme LOIS and eath of you are hereby AUDIO SERVICES under which we orIginal wIth the Clerk of the abo&e. October 30 meetIng cancelled nofIfiedandrriredtoprtsentany ar• engaged in busintii at 20 %tyledCourionorbeforefhe2tst day Derbyshire Road, Maitland. Florida because of the illness of claims and dvmandswhithy,or fl751_ of November 1973 otherise a iudgment ma; at entered agains Councilman Richard Wirz, who That the parties lnferested in said you for the relief demanded In the died \n' 4 busint'ss enterprise are as ows D;;.. late 04 said County to he Clerk of &UI It IlIC I,. irU,t coy 421*U &i1lLiL hard arJ seI Cf J n A WIli am County Florida. at his office in the cn fe 17t c.i of O CI boatd recommendations will Dated at Cass*Iberr'y Semlri..le _____ _____ for Forrest Greene, Inc. _- -- _____________________________ Lake Mary area _ I30 your camping and canoeing at --- Jo-Apartments Rent -'- - swering service, on linecomputer, LS four realtor's Work 5xritord C Camping.Resorts 14 ---_ 79-Rooms for Rent $4509.Florida5fatufes,willregjster andyouarerequirtoserveacopy with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Deceased. of your written defenses, II any to it, TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER. nandlorS.mlnoleCounty,Florida, on HARVEY COULTER, Attorney CHARLES HAYNES --- Airline tickets. Cruise arid TOu'fS at olficil rates- 303 Semoran Blvd., t'fwy 424). 131)233. Rentals "FiCtitiouS Name Statute." Chapter Marriage has been filed against you In re Estate ci -- - _______________________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE OFSUIT TO: CARL J. HILLYARD 1ojosorre - --------- IS-Aclion Sports LILLIAN HILLYARD*4tJiband OEV31_ - FLYING CARPET TOUQS Il-Camping-Resorts in fi; he Marriage of Publish Nov 3.. 12 19 26 1977 Travel Agencies - 13-Travel Agencies THE IN NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THE C1ICIJIT COURT, eII'&ayEEp.TH JUDICIAL dR. NAME STATUTE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Auburn. New York. 13021 Notice it hereby given that the COUNTY FLORIDA ARE HEREBY notified that undersigned, pursuant to the a Petition for Disiolut ion Of IN PROBATE 73-U$.CP I ________ _________ ____ PubliSh Nov 17 I? 26, Dec 3 1573 .asseiuerry - _________________________ __________________ ______ Sanford. By IN THE CIRCUIT COURT '" 13 _______________ -, i030 ________________________________ PEAL ESTATE Sales Associates Only ENTHUSIASTIC, ENERGETIC people need apply. Floor clays allowed, 24 hr. an Roberts SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP Pititnn re 'ip Part time help wanted evenings. resfaurant counter and kitchen help. Must be 1$ or over, Ph. 61$. - Instructions Ii - -- - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ____________________________ _________ ________________________- Things to Eat Fior a. once a'e:k for :' - Stemper Agency Houses Rent Furnished ti c .i beiiri'tC.n m PrCIe%sonal CnI mediate opening. $150 guanantee Ph 3775752 - --- kItchen, formal dining room- ,flc located on 2 lots, carpets, all this and even more only 1.35,900, Some ferms or refinance, --------- Grcx,rner - Grnn Beans, you pck lyre Farms, ________________________________ Celery Ave.. Ph. 322-1719, )773710 Hotels . - 2 story, 3 bedrooms, 1' i baths SPanish. For real living on cold winier nights, a 23 ft. paneled family room with fireplace, arge ________ Male.Female Wanted " ------- '69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded. Nothing down, lake- aver, call -. Junk Cars Removed 78 Large lot. Sale price 1.22,600 Buyer can assume 1)5,600 mtg. section. One has S bedrooms, plot. pool. The other one has I bedrooms. Both are lovely homes with numerous amenIties, I'll be h,lppy to ,how you anytiri't' ih',i,' r_,uiI ,riir I, (ltiiiItl. 1/7 ?uic 1st 55 1lOSanf0rdAvenue 'etting ready to move? Sell excels items quickly with aclalsifialadl Motors and Jeep vthiCle5, se-u. 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, like new, 7541 S French Ave Days J73 7212 MAKE US AN OFFER ONE OF A KIND - o '. - - p rfl L1ke Mary, FIa '' .t,')l -_ Pt'aity, 327 1301 ;rO 1-tawattia Ave atll _____________________________________ 33 ii CARRIAGE HILL Realtor ___"_!.'9 - I$')S,t&h.,tM SANFORD REALTY KULP REALTY '"N OP li".'. 7 irid I hCdrOorn tc,*lItloySeS We-st 75th St at H011y Ave. Rent starts at $775 373 . PART time Secretaries, Typists. Receptionists. Clerks. Keypunch all office skills needed now. Xtra Helpers Call 671-1103. (.rein beans, 53 bu. Cain Farms, Lake Monroe, 37) 0540 before 5:30 a rr , afte" 6 p i-n 2-In Memoriam C_ .-_ I yr. old, large 3 bedroom house. lakefront property, fenced yard on h'qLakc' Mary 737 73 - ,. REEL'S BODY SHOP / / -. - CA. Whiddon, Sr. Broker 111 N- Park, Sanford $973 *30 Flat Sp'der, under warranty, sacrifice 323-0700. hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795 6194 anytIme. LAKE MARY. 3 bedroom, block, nice frees, carpet, owner. 323 13. We have Several homeS listed In thit 1)70 mo. $100 depoSit. Ph. 3-21 75i1. Maid wanted. One day a we-a 2611 and asking for a friendly - OTIC OF TWENTY .. Autos (or Sale Abandoned. uflwantOt lunk cars 322 5991 - - 6.45 2133 - BOOKKEEPERS Noriell has Nice 1, 3 & I bedroom houses for rent InterestIng temporary asilgn merits, No fee. 2211 Lee Rd rarR. rn. 041 ulti. I QJWJJ _____________________________ WHOA Don't threw away useful items. Sell them Quickly wtb a Herald Want Ad by callIng 372 NPROPERT C . .- .. - Monday, Nov. 2, 1973-9A 12 Volt Auto Batteries$lI 95 77 Rpiistered Broker 373 5470 130.4W Fairb.n(' WE TAKE tRADE bu't1rcm, kitchen equipped. I Uc;.'ral, new molrier needs womafltodolrOfllng Phone 377 $644 ____________________________ -_-_-- Deadline-12 Noon Forrest Greene, Inc. ______________________ HOMES and APTS, for rent From $100 mo Call 173 164). HOME RENTALSbtoker-9 GocdThingstoEat 9 yard, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully decorated, lovely carpetIng, 2 car garage, central H&A, Seller offers excellent financing, sji.soo / / JACK R. McCLURE On a hughndry privacy fenced 4 1W Mb5T (jPUYa AOIJ lU1i&6I4I5IcA10 E( &! . / 1 bdroom. 2 b.Sth, double garage, central air, central heat. li-i acre lot 5 miles from downtown Sanford. Qualify for first mor tgage, and owner will fake second mortgaUe. CASSELIIERRY MINI GROVE -- -- AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE - Peg. Brokers Sanloqc3.Fla Days)fl6173 Nights 373-S474, ) I ___________________________137 Houses Rent Unfurnished _____________________________ SANFORD CT. MOTEL Public Hearing will be held in the City Hall. LonOwood, Florida, on tht 24th day uf November, 1973. at 7pm.,0oonthaftra •'. - '.'ellonville Ave. Sanlord. fenced yard, hot lunches, references 322 0027. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Nice 2 bedroom apartment. waier furniShed $135 mo. $7S security depoSit 7)3 Laurel AvC-, Sanford, 339 5567 7 ( . ""''" 3nh154 930 Center, Convalescent Fri. 1 :iean downstairs aparfment AdultS only. Nopets. Wanted. P145 and LPNs. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing and Will care for your child Mon Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. Delaware COR: :orngord.ncesanäregulationsof Plaintiff, ARE HER EY NOTIFIED thit n 00 that an action for dissolution '' Aulo Repairs Parts-Accessories 16 255' front on Airport fflyd One acre in prime 'ommercIl area, Owner - -. ''1 'cu will take mortgage at 7 pt. In terest with 29 pct. down. flr,iwrf) ADULTS NOPETS ;iw 2nd st )?00S 1797, Sar.ford Child Care 6 I AVALOI4APARTMEPlTS __________________________ times --------------23c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. classilication Is described in the ___________________________ . THE BORN LOSER ________ -. CAVALIER MOTOR INN ,-•__J For Sale Ph 372 2597 between SS:30 L ,-- ' . ef Watchers Glow.Try One! Ph. 22-2677 Moss'i E C. BATE MAN , WELAKAAPARTMENTS ill W. 1st. SI. Maid. Full or part lime. Apply in person to line . TraIlers & Apts 7 Adult parkS, 7 Family parks. 3515 Hwy 17-n, SanfOrd.373 19)0; Day. wk., Mo- - - - bthru 25 lImes ........JOca line tzonI classification taid property s Ml Light SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PORA(IQN. lxraeon. CIVIL ACTION NO. 731552.5 1 thru $ limes .........40c a Ordnance No 143 .ind iss .n'ncie:t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SAN MO-PAR KS, 1.3-3 Bedroom ____________________________ ,'tItE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tr,Ii Free. 644 2021 lot "We Care"HtIin" Adults or Teens Ask for Want Ads as ttat classification Is described in th: City of DEV Looking (or livestock buyers? Place a Iow cost classified Idiot results Accountant Bookkeeper. 1.500 up. depending on exoerience- An dfrson Employment Srvice $30 0)66 l'crhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 473 4557 Write P 0. Box I?l3 Santord, Florida Orlando 831.9993 Industrial Dittrict to said property, 24. 322.2611 Winter Par accordance with the piovisions 0 to the corporate limits of the City of the FiCtitius Name Statutes, To- Longd, Florida; and Wit: Section S.9 Florida Statutes fbI To consider also the quest fOfl Pubiith:.føv. emrno ' e __________ _ - Buda ______________________ oectroum garage apt.. water furnished, idultS oniy. iO pets $100 mo. Call before 2. or after 4, 322 130$. I III :. (iq I lIkING PROIII.EM Seminole County. Florida; and PARCEL 3: Blocks 43 to in Court, SemIno'e County. Florida In tension of Loflgdate Atue) Case No. 73•1343.D In ri: the Marrlap Of CHERYL 0. YOUNG. PETITIONEII. AND EARL Personals Make __________________________________ _________________________ --__________________________ -*1 Houses for Sale ii Houses for Sale Apartments Rent Furnished )l for weekeilJ relief, day ihiff. Pleasant workIng conditions. Lutheran Haven Hurting Center, 3i between Ovjedo- pn, am. 3 P.rfl. ____________________________ Below Ads P14 - .'. Female Help Wanted i'i To tie many kind people of Sanford *110 tried to help me find my lost little dog. Thank you. Winifred Stiles "C r 0 - ________ Cardsoi Thanks fiCtitiouS name of PALM VALLEY. tended Southerly to its inter-section with the West R.W ste 1 saI Fugue Communilies. Inc. By: Richad C. Davis. Get ______________________ 0 hAil - ---- Th,sSanfordHerald ResultS Ads -- cIuive, ANGLE DALE, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 7. Pages 3 and 3, of the Public Records of Seminole County. FIorlda and All of that ertaln road P W lyIng FICTITIOUS NAME South and East of aforesaid NOTICE is hereby given that I am described parcels from t In- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Two weeks ago, council delayed action on the variance requests indicating the Curnberland Farms reques Want ___________________ e Florlt. the parties interested In said are as follows: James Nelson Mark Pleat Dated at CaueU,erry, Seminole County. Florida, October. 33. 1973. bi5h Oct. 2. Nov S. 17. 1'. 1973 . . Public Legal Notice Herald dldath?C with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Council will hold a public hearing: nanct for Seminole County. Florida, (a) To consider annexation of the receipt 04 PrOof of f011oing described property lying publication of this notle, the fIC •d being In Seminole County, tUlous name, towlt: N & N Florida, to wit: DRYWALL under which we aie PARCEL 1: Lot 3. Block A, OAK engaged nbusinessal)O4Maçnoi;a plattherrecord,cnplaiBook That were property) -- ______ . I.1J 7p.m.,CI(y}Iahl found last month to require variances before construction could continue. __________ .. Legal Notice NOTICEUNDeRF,CylTtOUS CITYOPLONOW000, NAMES'ATUTE FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NoticeofPubIlcH.aring Notice is hereby g.vrn that the To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN undlrsgned, pursuant tO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Chip I Council wiI aguinrequest..forvariancesior Regular Meeting the CumberIiix1 Farms tract and the Schubert parcel. I Oioan 348 (second Construction began um reading changing zoning on SR tember on bath tracts before the city zoned the land a-i Odinance (second business Islet). reading annexing remainder of I)iig iricki Ihe planned convenience 3. 355 (first _..,--' ---' I Hearings I. Trim Tic annexation 2. Continued Cumberland Farm variance to a-i zoning 3. Continued Schubert property Vari&tice to 13-I zoning 4. Variance-front setback on lso consider Lot 189, Lake Searcy Shores month. -- __ LONG WOOD CITY COUNCIL Tht!l9-acresectjonjsonf feries of tracts which Trim is asking annexed to form a planned unit development with a 9.2 units per acre density. Mei,o Eugene Jaques said today annexation will be completed before the zoning is considered Srnetimne next - _____________________ Legal Notice _ - LONG WOOI)-The Last Item on the agenda is the tio. versial annexation of a Trim First reading of an ordtnance Tic Development parcel on rezoning the Greystone I ok" Emma and L.onuwood propertyonRangeLine Road to hills Road to the agenda of RN-apartment zoning. public hearings for tonIght's Devonshire residents are cxpected to oppose this action. uty councU meeting at 7. - ______ _ LI L.Jl IJ VV UULI .-. a - II 1WU 11011 I ---- -- WCU Drilig DICK JOYCE WELL DRILL IPG 3" and larger, pumps, Sprinklers Waterconditionens,3fl.4410 WELLS DRILLED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sites We arid service re-par 53376753 Lawn Clean Up, and Liglis Hauling Trtmblay, 38777& STINMACHlNE& :1IJ'f[ un. SUPPLY CO. 207W Thd51 _ I - __ 3i i ___ 3174432 �,.: - . . . _ _.. - -. - 5. .- • - .. .. .•- - rr-w . - - . .. - - - : .. -. • .. •.., -. -.--- •. punishment alive and well is Kissinger-Chou Meet _______________ Seminoles - 0 I 1 ) - f &wO Btttiauô ' . •. - - - ' - STt, .&N.%_.oXJLJL - home Iuinishin9s . Sign in g Not Far FromH "4 - - . - - - - . - -- . Shop Sterciii's Sanford HOTPOINT15 CU. FT. "NO FROST" - /N - , - I - - - - 111I - Rom P Over S eabreeze For 28 W The Sanford front wall led by Sanford appeared to start the Taking the ball at the Crab 41 his third TO of the night. "That was the finest team the grid tutor remarked, "It ElrentCarll faked into the line turing a bone-jarring defense .Mickey Pringle, .Scott Saun. carnage early as they yard line the Tribe moved tile and a The try for two was no good on a fourth and two at the Crab effort that we have had all feels the same as number one " methodical offense the dens, Dennis Bagley and Alan recovered a Crab fumble on the distance in only five plays, but the Seminoles had put the 46 and then swept the right side. year," said Woodruff after the The Seminoles travel to Polk Sanford Seminoles spoiled the Meyers among others was first play from scrimiiwge at '11)ompson getting 19 of the contest out of reach at 22-0 with Clearing the footed Seabreeze game, "Everybody that played County next week to face the Daytona Beach Seabreeze perhaps the most impressive the Daytona 24 yard line. yards in three totes including only 4:17 remaining to be line the Sanford senior eke- had a fine game. I'm very l4IkCland Dreadnaughts (7-1) homecoming by whipping the aspect of the Sanford victory, the wore. Whigham hit Carlton played. trifled the crowd by simply pleased with the results." who dropped a 21.14 decision to slightly favored Sandcrabs 28-8 Tommie Thompson scored Edge for the two pointer and the outlegging the Sandcrabs The game marked the 100th Gainesville for the Big Eight Saturday night. The visitors constantly set the from 15 yard out but the effort Tribe went into the locker room I)aytona's Bob Lichten secondary to put the final points victory for theTribementor who crown Friday night. After the Crabs back with short yardage as ('aIled back for illegal on the fat end of a 16-0 score, returned the subsequent kickoff The Sanford club dominated has suffered on the sidelines Lakeland fray the Seminoles the board. losses and tipped several procedure. Another penalty to the Sanford 41 as the Tribe through six consecutive losses will be at home for their the entire contest to break a six passes by the Seabreeze added to the first caused the it out in suffered a momentary let us. The teams slugged Carli had the extra point toss prior to this win. Asked if homecoming battle with long game losing streak and hand quarterback. For the evening Tribe to lose the ball on downs, the third period with neither head coach Claude Woodruff his the Seabreeze was number 100 was a special win time arch-rival DeI.and. on the money, however it club managed to They held the Crabs for three side getting much from 100th football win in his crack the Seminole line (or only The locals gut on the board scrimmage. Seabreeze finally plays forcing a fourth and eight dropped a nd the margin proved coaching career. final with only nine seconds i yards on 24 rushing plays, for the first time on a 48 yard flinched in the defensive con- situation. Sophomore quar- remaining on the clock. drive or nine plays. In the offensive category the Johnny frontii ti on and the Seminoles terback Charles McIntosh then The Crabs were allotted only HERALD SCOREBOARD INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Seminoles ground out 297 yards three first downs for the night Gordon set up the score with a put on their finest ball control out-foxed an eager Sanford line The victory left the Seminoles line 31 yard runback of a Crab Sanford on a 33 yard screen pass that set with a 2-6 ledger for the year Seabruz, SANFORD for the evening racking up 14 as the Sanford defenders punt to give the tribe a first drive of the season, First Downs the Crabs th up at first downs in a brilliant consistently held all threats in e one, first and marked the first time in Rushing Yardsgt Thonipson. i3-4 (231. Sutton. 52 and goal. exhibition of ball control of- check until the game was out of down at the Daytona 48. The Starting from their (I);Cartl. Si (71; Grrel. 37 (II); their stay in the Big Eight tribe overcame two penalties yard stripe Sanford held the 71 WrqP.jm S(]). Ccetv.mts ?i (7) lease. reach, ('tmnference that they have won 0 S I se- Al? Crr, Ot (t)Irlr' the (Irive and iiiuiiipson Mike Stump then gave ;. -j ball lot niimw clot-k imminutes as 0 Passing Yardage the a league game. 90 'l'omnniie Thompson was it over on a fourth and goal they pounded the Sandcrab dejected homecoming crowd I Fumbles Lost SEABREEZE m Seminole ball control took 0 Intercepted By workhorse for the tribe as he from the one. to c er as he he about iiiidsection for 80 yards in 18 something With this win the SemInoles 20 game was equally deserving of Penalties joiner, 19 (7); Slump. 7(7); Lester, bolted over from the one on garnered 13-4 yards in 23 at- praise. Grinding out short, plays-all on the ground. could finish out of the loop 3(5). Gr,th.im,] I; Mcmnti, 3 Mark Whigham added the next play. 0 16 0 17-i ES). cellar. Needing only a win over Sanford tempts including the first three steady gains all night the local two point conversion on a run Sfabrjeze Sutton, Thompson and Seminole touchdowns. 0 0 0 5-5 Lakeland or Del and in their quad snapped the ball better and the Tribe went up on the Clements shared turns lugging INDIVIDUAL PASSING Stump also scored the two final two contests the possibility Scoring than Defensively the locals live up two out of every three Crabs 8-0 with 11:28 left In the the ball. The Tribe converted pointer as he took a pass from I run (Whigham SANFORD looks good of avoiding the last plays in the contest. The second period, to the monicker "Fighting run) twice on fourth down deep in Mcintosh to close the gap to 22.- place finish. Seminole time possession ,',h'O,1 C' of 5 I nt was SA-ThOSpJI S ri (Edg,' p.its Thwarted by an interception Cr-'b territory as Sutton went 20 8. Seminoles" as they held from Whithem) even better approaching the 75 and a fumble the Seminoles put yards to the locals three yard The Seminoles added another Crabs to a minus two yards and per cent.,fluure,wi.!h__ their 9 Coach Claude Woodruff was 5 -Th 4yscn 6 (pa fliledi SEA3REEZE off the second tally nI tl :.,. for a first and goal dAd scoi-t. Just 'ityt titer the greatly pleased following the S-Slump 1 run (Stump pass from one lu-st down in th e first half of running piiys in a-:41* minute McIntosh) until the second I last 'ny of Thompson scored on a fourth ',tc,ntov 7 of u, kickoff, making the final victory and cited a team effort SA-Carlt U rm.n (pu Le-%ici'. 0 of 2 Lirst half. -11011 11 oe six yard tiqe for margin 2. - _ - - Sports _ ,7 I - ,;% - I imports O Are Third Higher In' 173 " ~, __ ~:__ - lf_, - s! • . , ~~l -, - ~, Y:r . i.j -1 - -s i~~ _ ___ Z ~' I 'sr- Z 1:• - - ;- . _a l i HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) An nations In mid.Octobes', American Petroleum Institute The report said domestic re(ire port Issued today said Amen- neries processed a record 12.5 can imports of foreign oil are million barrels of crude oil a :4 p.r cnt so far in day the first 10 months this 1973 than they were in the first 3ear, a 7.4 per cent increase - - on the long arid difficult road I a I uldI IC.1u l e ds to a settl me nt utI aL Wv Spotl V -, ~,.4 • By Dan Gum arfin ' : * - The Georgia-Florida football game In Jacksonville's Gator Bowl has to be one of the great classics of college football, listening to it on the radio, or watching It an television almost always produces a fair share of excitement for the Interested fan. But for the 'real thing'you just have to go there. Last weekend had the opportunity of going to the 'real thing'. What can you say about the world's largest aixi noisiest outdoor cocktad party? Wild? Wow? Unbelleveable? The color, the bands, the fall temperatures with a 25 mile an bout wind Chang4 directions, 70,6 screaming, well lubricated football lanz. -1be sovereign states of FMda and Georgia with their honor on the line. The prospect of a bowl bid for the Bulldogs. The probability of job hunting for Douglas Dickey, who hias not at Florida that he ,)nce enjoyed at Tennessee. All these itenu were on the line 'i-hcn a 19-year4d sophomore quarterback stepped tP under center on a fourth and eight situation from the Georgia 18 yard line. Tension-Silence-Pandemonium Don Gaffney, a hometown Jacksonville boy who set passing records (53 TDs) for Jax Raines In his prep days hit two clutch passes in a tense last ditch Gator 80 yard drive. - moments cariier a sure ursL nown ana prooaoiy a SUre 5 4 pointer was dropped by a veteran back. Now all was on the line This time for good Gator and Bulldog fans alike came to thicir feet as the sophomore field general calmly took the snap and dropped back to pass. For a moment fear gripped Florida fans as Gaffen peared to be trapped. Ile for eY: r tc his then found Lee screaming fans were silent for the split second it took the ball to travel 20 air yards to McGrIff. The 5'9 receiver jumpedhighenoughtodunkashotandcameawaywjththe ball-In the end zone-Pandemonium ~ - : 1 a gl'ientst,( the nations oil and gas industry ktfk'5tICnC!,tsofOt3l Institute officials ,.said it would be at least another wmk before the country would begin -. Irm tiembargo, lherg was a of tanker :hipment " i4uptiun.5 through October, the - said. I he report said an estimated 6.07 million barrels of foreign oil and petrokusi supplies were :f:'4ied each day during the - P1 ri of 1971 11t- ti',&t ve no breakd4trI of hmoi iliuc hor ' g. 10 - I ~ 7. iwj " but an earlier r';.-t4 . 5O tJJ rr' ' pr -' H EA DQU A RTERS - ___________________________________ Ij p_ 4 I . L7 _ I $ 1 -1 - . W .. V - :- - - - - \ \ -, '.. - -- - - ) . -- - -- p-eat vp *5 - , , Y" , WTC-4.r-~Cytf er WWI% i4 I down" situation and it had to remind you of a quarterback of Gator days gone by--SOS Spurrier couldn't have done netter himself. Gaffney went to the sidelines alter calling time out. The crowd sensed the climax to an Incredibility dramatic finish. With the blearhers shaking and fans screaming "two, two,, tin between swigs) Coach Dickey conferred with his field - - 'RI' - You want i Washer that's within your budget butts tilI equipped to handle big loado and modern synthetic Iabiics. This Is one of our "Most In odds with a Permanent \ Press cycle that gives all permanent press fabrics proper - lj Close " Ø , ,,- is&#k0' $26900 cOlt ,, • FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS " ' . i pecwauon concerning 1150 C.A ;:;b &t. G- Ui-i L.: b most hotly disputed call of the game. Appleby, the 'Dogs receiver, caught th e pa.'s at th e edge of th e end zone right by the sideline. The ref called It In bounds and signaled a touchdown. Yours truly was about ten feet from the play-along with bout twenty other camiwra luggers -ssho all agreed that Ihi call was bad. All the press wasn't from the Sunshine State eith er folks. Even an enth usiastic femme pix taker from Georgia agreed the man was out and th e photos concur. It was nice being right on it th ough-no matter which way they called It. Indulging , ,, ,.-, - . __ _10111~ - Ral*der's Overpower Alumni 51 ;4 I ---- - __ ;-_ - - - 1 -- -' - lt~-_ __- ,-- _- - - -- In P - - , -- I .- -- - -. San ford Elec tric Co. . Open Mon. thru Fri. 8 a m. 5:30 p rn.-Closed Sat. 2522 PARK PH. 322-iSo? . - - - -- - -- - ~__ 0 Zi - Seaso ren By J RIChARDS hieraldSports Editor n a 80a@61 college free thro tide Chip so'id chunk of points to offset 14 Crawford added 11 points while points from Owens and nine walk-on Johnny Forte added 10 Coach Joe Sterling ha!i .is did standout center Pat from Crawford. -- always done a good job getting iUii,vimOiu. I In the second hail, Ruthet-a group of individuals ready to fo rd came up with all 10 of his However, th e story was perform on the hardwood as a , _- team, but sometimes h~! does Alumni. They came from every markers while Freshman , ppyw~ __ __ too good of a job. and one year it year the school's been in guard Steve Bukowiecki found - may all come back to haunt existence to play their old al= the range for six points on field goals in a flashy showing of ball niater L__him. handling. , Ken Bryant was th e s econd -i---That san enviable position The Raiders, who are on the to highest alumni in the scoring _____ be in. Saturday night, column with 10 points while rebound from a "losIng' 18.7 Raider basketball mentor both Simon Harper I 1 ___________________ showed off his team for and Jim mark last year in %Ihich they the Below, ,t _________________ big names at thi. local tflLSSed the post season state upcoming year against an junior college in state cham- playoffs for the first time ever aggregate of some of his best pionship drives, added nine will be relying greatly on their Productse%eratthelocaljujiior points Sophomores, who, a.ording to each. college. --Steri.g, have been showing - - Others ppearances vast While this sear 'c crop of cagers took the game, 80-61, a ~kerc John Thomas, Fred 11"ct'Lv began in earnest. Earl Stokes Don LIII warm-up for their ay t... I and Ga r y Fanbron The Raider coach also cx. --opener against F lagler College pressed appreciation to the at Seminole High Gyrtasiwn at Dan Millington, John [Aim- former cagers who returned the 7:30 p.m., the oracles spoke pkin, Levi Winn, Ed DesVouges second -.- - time in two years to clearly enough: the alumni are and Bill ('.arso all addeil either --inaugurate the hooi Season, within a year of winning their still-there prowess on the and added -- - - - - -- - -next year the game annual get-together. court or their growing gir -th might be played in the new about the middle to the fray gflnasmm at the school if -,-, heading the parage of point. under the 'iitket I work on the facility is complete minded "old-timers was Deke III 1 I_ by Ut Gilchrist, the sky-leaping The contest was Raider pivot man who helped both sides freely all in fun, ii!. substituting, It is aLst, hoped to open the push the S.JC1five into --some of but whenever the fleeter ol foot game up to fans and alumni its biggest i.J)-OIi wins who and sharper of eye alumni took with a reunion afterwartis scored 16 markers while bat. '9 score to within 10 points the - 1 -P-tling a pair of Sophomores Sterling se j nt back a fresh u Sterling, with a record that under the bucket squad, getting an excellent gibes his name additional ---1 -_ -opportunit> to vC miie mnin' has a ltl-34 junior Astipected &-3 guard Gerald men inaction, and his Fresh r-"'"-#' olkgt record and while the bringing i;;-• Owens proved the big man in g'os-e -t-.x.i w out of reach again two alumni wins so far have T ?iT T"TI 'Vt IL' BOAR the scoring column for the I) RAIDEWS DS been easy for the Ex-Apopka Raiders, canning 24 points on 12 At halftinw, the Ralder!j It.d Ifigh mentor 004-59 total .Forte (al) fights alumni's Gilchrist buckets. Fellow Sophomore and 42-30 after Gilchrist, Bryant, record), the next tuiie out ma> (Herald Photo by J It nation contender for the junior Below and Unbiacosi all iwt In a lit' a little harder, V - - I - - - -. - ---- • - -- _---_ ' ' . ..' - . - ' 4: ' -- ___ --- - - - t possik1iI bilit y o a i on or tiF club and (who knows) mabc even ,i imlinor bowl me, was heavily indulged in at the Gator Bowl The 'peculation was almost as heavily indulged In as the massive unounts of alcohol partaken of by many Gator and Bulldog faithful both during and after the contest To mans of the 'ptctmtorstht ,amne fit real nice with the fine party gum on Just the kind of finish you would have thought ABC may have written the Script for to show over the air waves. To be sure, everyone in the Gator Bowl or at their TV set, got their fair .m -r ' w. - - - - -.--- -' . share of entertainment from the always unpredictable Georgia-Florida spectacle. -s •-___ , - - - :sn .4-Yi. JACKSONVILLE )on ard line Florida was faced cr.coretoa great show. Gaffney receiver had him beat and action as rnorc .; ;; t thc (atfney looked like a man who with a third and three situation. again came through. appcared to threaten a s Williarn. luton a yard fielder threat. was right at home Saturday An eager Gator jumped of(isdes Rolling to his left on the all or pointer. At the last possible to give the SEC cellar dwellars For the afternoon the Gators afternoon as he led the Florida and a funny feeling went into notiulng try, Faffeny threw instant Revels leaped and a 3.0 lead. Williams missed on wound up the offensive kings Gators to a dramatic come- even the most ardent Florida back to his right and hit deflected the ball forcing the two other attempts during the even though they didn't manage from-behind 11-10 SEC victory supporter stomach as they now Foldterg with a perfect bullet fielder attempt. afternoon as the Georgia a First down in the second and over the Georgia Bulldogs, were confronted with a third to put the Gators ahead to stay, The last quarter touchdown defense held Florida from any third stanzas. The Florida Playing before 70,000 and eight. and the world's largest cocktail drive had the Gators comm off consistent offensive activity offense acquired 249 yards total "spirited" fans the JacksonThe disappointment was party went absolutely wild, the deathbed several times to most of the day. offense to Georgia's 241. yUle native gave the home folks multiplied even more as Gaff- There were still a few mundane heighten the drama. Georgia came back in the Gaffney was credited with 153 something to talk about as he ney scrampbled around his things to get out of the way One play integral to the drive second period to score what has yards through the air as he hit performed magnificently in the backfield and found Vince however, before the win could was a third down pass in- to be the second most disputed on 10 of 21 passes with no inclutch on two consecutive plays Kendrick wide open In the flat be assured. terference call at the Gator 37. call in Gator history. Andy terceptions. Vince Kendrick led to turn an otherwise boring for whit should have been at Subsequent to the touchdown, Georgia fans failed to believe Johnson, the liulldog quar. the Gator ground game with 54 contest into a spine4lngler. least a first down and perhaps a McGriff threw the ball over his the call but Florida had the first terback, hit Appleby for a 15 hard earned yards in 19 cricks The Jacksonville Raines six pointer. Kendrick took off head in ecstasy: something that down and they drove on. yard touchdown in the end zone at a tenacious Bulldog front product led the Gators on a 80 For the goal but forgot to obtain didn't seem one bit out of place Again on a third down play, on a third down play. line. yard drive in the final minutes tile pigskin anti Gaffney's on at the moment. However the Gaffney was forced to run a3 he Appleby appeared to have Georgia, as usual with Vince to turn the game and perhaps target to fell harmlessly to referee called a 15 yard penalty tried to pass. He came up with stepped on the out of bounds Dooley teams, stuck to the !he eatih around - for the the ground. and the damage was dealt on no gain and a fourth and five marker, an action which would ground T piling up 212 yard on Gainesville outfit. Gaffney never flinched. On the Gator kickoff, which forced faced the sophomore. The next have nullified the catch. a smaller big quicker Florida Gaffney caine through on the fourth and eight the Jackson- th.' Floridians to kickoff from play saw new Gator life as the defensive contingent. King led nioney plays first hitting ille sophomore dropped back their own 25 yard line. Jacksonville QB found Joel However, Doug Mosley, who the Bulldog ground troopers flanker Lee McGriff with an 18 and was again forced to wi-able Parker for ten and a first down was the ref on the Fenner catch with 76 yards in 17 carries and yard TD loss to bring tLe count by a determined BuIldog line. The Gator defense. led by at the Bulldog 20 yard stripe. that caused FSU fans to holler Bums foliowai with 74 inarkers to 10-9 and then a two point lie found Lee McGriff near the I.ongwood's Ricky Browne, Another clutch play preceded 'foul' in 1966 as the Gators won in 15 attempts. Polous followed conversion to hank Foldberg goal and the pint sized receiver David hitchcock, John Lacer, that one as the Gators defied a disputed 22-19 decision on a the tandem to balance the for the all or nothing try to win jumped out of his shoes to make Eddy Moore and Ralph Ortega the 25 mile an hour wind In their similar grab that had opposite workload adding 41 yards in 16 the 51st Georgia-Florida en- the grab and then fall over the among others held the 'Dogs faces and a determined Georgia results, ruled the receiver in cracks, counter, double stripe. The crowd went again and watched as a 60 yard secondary to march up field, bounds and signaled for a But the story was Gaffney. The backbreaking play for wild and the Gator Bowl started i'ieId goal attempt from mid- Gaffney hit a McGriff for a 31 touchdown. The unruffled sophomore the touchdown occurred at the to shake. field fell ten yards short despite yard gain to give Florida a first . . . Johnson rolled to the right on produced the clutch plays and )*t.Lt 'sn'ssiv'm' smmtsny vatting a time uut me a strong accompanying wino, aria ten at the 'uvgs .l- yarn a peeper and iyson .evtz- ammo tutu reporters aitei- We contest Gator Bowl fans had given up sophomore quarterback conJust one play earlier Jim line. Ralph Ortega were much in that he was not nervous and on the Florida eleven. ferred with Coach Dickey as a Revels seared the partyThe Gators got the scoring presence as they trapped the simply "had a job to do" in Having driven to the Dogs 13 demanding cto, Ad called for the ininded crowd as a Georgia going in the first period of Georgia signal caller cold at the front of his hometo%hri fans. -- Call (torgia tuULIdU.Il - - from -up to l8Iba. of mixed, heavy fabrics. Big cpacltv wash::. Tough heavy duty conslrtfon Was it a gamble? If you saw It on TV you might have thought so. If you were there, heck no! That crowd would have choked Dickey to death If they had kicked the point. I hate to think what would have happened if he had ti-led the kick and missed. Dickey, however, is no man's fool. The fans camctoseetheshowandtheGatorsgavelttothem. Gaffney went back to th" field and did his fourth clutch play of the drive and the Caters won It 11-10--the fans jumped up and down-danced screamed - kissed fought yahooed and shook the very foundations of the (;ator Ikiwl--how sweet It is. - , - Gamble For Two? The clutch play was the t ro ,n .c r1c On - _,_~~ They've got to keep their equipment going. So where else I would you find people who know more about taking care of washer) We asked how y o u can get more life out of your washer at home. And save on replacement and repairs. - I - 1 4 We went all! straigh t to a lawi ; __dry, where they do over a thousand pounds of wash a week. 01k -' ____________ " ib.# - - - k - _- HKE __ - , Offer Worth L:uly 1fnpc1 t Ii nul hon tisof crudeoil and fj t. I-1wi~~ - OA --- 1 V - 4 . . 7; I -. \ \ SINUS - sodc1er7man :!Nnt t l.ru t cflUiz, Jul the country supply iiounJ a ?Ma supply of ,-/ J 9111A tion has forcvd U.S. refiners to Motor gasoline demand obtain per cent of their crude climbed to 67 million barrels a ply and demand trends was re• a day this year, down :.ascd pnnr to today's opening two per cent over last year, the nf the annual meeting of the inreport s ai d . Crude oil in. e 1 oil supplies front foreign lay,a5.2 per tent increase that sourms in the first 10 months of aimiounts to 4.3 billion gallons of 1973, compared with 18 per cent gasoline. in 1972, the report said. rocnestic production of crude The statistical report on sup- oil has averaged 8.9 million - e (1)flfbct with our neighbors and to peace with them," -said Gen. -- ;-;;. t 1 4'4 comfort use PAS. "eL-v-rI! and ri..iaW1 Ad"r 0 Denii's that St si. tLaJto hm'th- s" Y*w dudst ntUaly. •eeurity a a 10 months of P72. o'er 1972. It said this figure inEffects of the Arab oil era- i-haled 3.2 million barrels of bargo were not projected for foreign oil. the rest of the year in the reorTIestic punt, which covered the period mand for petroleum products jn ending Oct. 31 and underscored the 10-month period averaged a the nation's increasing depend- record 17 million barre ls a day, -n e = f11 -6 einoil 'uPii3. an increase of 6.9 per cent over 0 sen. WbYbOtInhanambedfFor mot, ,i. Back O ver Georgia, I 1- 1 0 Gators Bounce - - - FALSE TEETH __ - ~111111~ . , r t, meet today at the case-fire line and Maj. Gen. Mohammed Ab- Israeli forces are supposed to ..W on the west bank of the Suet dot (Thani Gamazy, the second-pull back. e are at the beginning of a Canal for negotiations to carry ranking officer In the Egyptian new phase in our history and m Tel Aviv fore- struggle to liberate our usurped W truce menL saw tough negotiations to deter- lands "said Egypt's The Egyptians were anxious They met in a U.N. tent at war ministo get a corridor opened Kilometer 101 on the Cairo Suez mine the Israeli withdrawal. ter, IA. (',en. Ahmed Ismail. Another difficult problem is through the Israeli lines to the road, 60 miles from the Egyplikely to be the Egyptian blocktown of Suez and the Egyptian tian capital. U.S. officials in Peking with ode of L aeiL ahippirig 3rd Army on the east bank of to and KLssrner confirmed ceperts It was the first formal agree(torn Eilai, Israel's southern that Israel and Egypt would bethe canal. went signed by Arab and Isport At Egypt's insistence, the gin indirect talks about a peace The Israelis gave top priority raeli re'resentaUves In a faceagreement made no mention of agreement in Ik(-emnbcr in to arranging an exchange of to-face meeting since the 1949 the blockade, but Israel main- - Geneva. prisoners of war and removal of rmnistice that ended taints the cease-fire agreement Egypt's blockade on Israeli Arab-Israeli war. shipping at the southern end of The new agreement calls for halts all hostilities. Do This If the Red Sea. strict observance of the maseTwo Red Cross planes were The cease-fire pact, worked lire, a supply corridor under waiting In Cyprus for orders to out daring U.S. Secretary of U.N. control to the encircled fly to Tel Aviv and Cairo to beA? he W Ti State Henry A. Kissinger's Egyptian army on the southeast gin the POW . ., exchange. wrong (th? A d.nt swing through the Middle East bank of the Suez Canal, a full "We have taken the first step FATH• Powder gi prisoners of war as the key to success. "6 ty ThE ASSOCiATED PRESS by Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv, the and negouaüons to determine Yarlv after signing the agreeIsraeli and Egyptian officers assistant Israeli chief of staff, the Oct. 22 positions to which ment for Israel. of - ycis - Truce Meetings Continue -oreign 0 HEACII-Fea. -- last wc-k, was signed Sunday exc1ian,e Eight Grid Victory run , - I)A'i'TONA Monday, Nov. 12,1973-1 B . • - i -. --1,--- ' ... - ___ - .--'- - -- . . -- . - iii1. iiiiiiiii ii~ y. S I . -- , 329_ . - - -.. - 1I , - , I TT. , - -, - '- 1. : Tribe's 1st Big 1110 I inandbrowse - £ .:i1 The Sanford Herald Tern Tiede I : Speculation Abounds PEKING A1') -U.S. Secre- 'PL around our somewhat narrower death are searching fo r "any tary of State Henry A. Kissin. laws. lda.o has instituted answer to cut the crime special world of fashion ger holds his third meeting with Speculation that closer ties UALEIGH,N.C. -(NEA) automatic capital punish- rate." \iid that rate for Infants and boys Premier (immi En-lai today are the chief topic in Kissin. Sam A. Poole represents ment For various kinds of assuredly, is staggering: last .imid much speculation but no gers talks was fueled by a bansomething out of America's murder only. Florida permits year's 18,520 known U.S. murand girls to size 6x recent past. A middle-age execution or rape, but only ders were 5 per cent over P concri,, tv i nformation about (luct toast he made Saturday black man, lie was arrested when the victim i s 11 years 1971 and rape in this country laI they're saying. night: "We are determined to A lovely array of shower last year and charged with old or under. California has has increased 70 per cent There was conjecture to ('omoplete the that the do much procentering a home with intent recently made the death since 1967. and Christmas gift items to rob and rape. A jury found penalty mandatory for 11 two were arranging a visit by cs-s u' started two years ago as "I know it's an old arguhim guilty. Tod ay, though he types of murder, mnciudmn await you! Chou to the United States or or- rapidly as possible.'' I I ment, " says onc prison protests his lflflOCeflCe, killers of police officers anI superintendent, "but I rangements For closer official still 1 he First mneetin between though no rape took place train saboteurs. Connecticut be ieve that if a man is riskrelations than the liaison offices and Poole was convicted laws permit the death sen- in the gas chamber, he'll Kissinger and ('hoti was held the)- presently maintain in each merely of intent, he sits in tence for narcotics pushers think twice before he shoots Saturday night after a lavish other's LI this state's death row waiting who sell their goods to people his wife." ' K banquet. They met U.S. officials with Kissinger to be executed by electricity, who die from the drug use. Opponents naturally insist Jim Lash Opposite 2640 Hiawatha 3 hours .Sunda' and And he is not alone. Alhave Hot disclosed any detailsain Vet however framed the otherwise. David Kendall, of Chrysler. Plymouth, S. Hwy. 17.92 though the U.S. Supreme laws, their sudden prohfera- the NAACP Legal of the set rvtar S conversations later that day went to a ballet Defense PH. 323-8fl0 about the Chinese revolution. Court ruled more than a year lion Is arousing anew the Fund, a group that has fought since he arrived Saturday after ago that capital punishment, historic antagonists of the capital punishment since his Middle East peace mission. as it had been imposed, is ii- death penalty controversy. 1965 (nrirnirilv h''iiio in I t1•I 4i•• --------vy uu it was unimicemy legal under the constitution, Those who thought the que- thelas[43year52percentof that the visit, Kissinger's sixth some 29 men and women cur- tion was settled by the 1972 all murder executions and 90 ,,- // t China, would produce an pIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII " rently are awaiting death in Supreme Court ruling are pe r cent of all rape executhe nation 11 o them, in- back to the barricades. No lions involved blacks), says .'greciut'nt to open Full diplo. cluding Sam Poole, right one has been executed in the that public opinion has roth-' muatic relations between Washhere in North Carolina. nation since 1967, but now ing to do wit it. "The Bill of S I ington and Peking. The American death there is a growing poss ibility Rights was written to put Kissinger goes to Tokyo on . penalty is far from be ing the punishment will be ad- some things beyond -the ) dead. ministered again (not to the reach of shifting majorities. The Supreme Court did 31 people on death row rior If we relied un m'relv polio that executing kiuus , to the court decision, how- Opinion, why, we might not unconstitutional. Only that ever, their penalties have or even have newspapers. the laws of execution were il- are expected to be modified) As for cutting crime and legal because they were and fo rces are regrouping on the deterrence factor, Kenunevenly imposed. Thus pro-' both sides of the issue. 1 dalI says such hopes are illuponents of ca p ital punishREFR1GERATR.FREEZER Public opinion, apparently, sionary. how, he asks, can the I if. ment have rallied in many is siding with the new death crime rate be reduced by states to change the laws to penalties. A Gallup Poll capital punishment when KiLOME1'Ell 101, Egypt satis the courts and get taken last year indicated 57 sIncel93O,outofsome400,000 (Al') - Israeli Pvt. Eli Mizback to the routine business rcentofthepeoplequeried muider convictions, only 334 rat-hi was only an hour's drive of electm-ocutjng gassing or favored reinstitution. Presi-' people were executed? Cri. 9 ;1 " from his birthplace in Cairo as . hanging the ba guys. dent Nixon and other politi- minals can read fig'ur.-'c isio , WITH TRAUF iu,t c$ruiina is one of zu cians nave called for execujjvas And deterrence? Kendall states which have enacted tions in certnin tent in which Israeli Mat. Gen '30W' wide, 64" High! tells of the San QLInIin inI -.c •è4 new legislation toward this ces, 1-'i-oanenis point to me mate who helped to ins'ill oflI s.rgkoinI 'moron \'ariv arid Egyptian LI. j: T cmi. E'eciding that the chief Fact that It U.S. capital the gas chamber there and 'vii. Mohamn.met (sarnazy were objection o the Supreme punishment Is cruel an Un- then killed three .car. Do Sheiv,sl people when slgnirg tile new cease-fire Court was that th' death usual, as the Eighth Amend- he was released • Frosier both up to 149 rom prison. agrednmr. penalty was 'freakishly u&d," meat prohibits, three fourths lie might also !ell of the Ohio Pounds of Frozin Foodl . that is to say discretionary, of the world's nations, those State Penitentiary inmate V "I believe we could have • Euy Release Ice Cvba 1. peace with the Egyptians, and I thus cruel and unusual, North that have some form of death who designed improvements Carolina decided to make the penalty, are equally bar- on that institution's electric Carolina. think it would be a great thing Holpoint Dependability! ______________ He sits here waitin gat penalty mandatory for mur- Wri c. to go to Cairo as a tourist and chair, then was paroled, then to die for a rape that didn White, Colors Available I den 1, arson, rape and burgi!t±:: the commonness of rrcted for murder a nd taLc pce, It's highly ironic, -c the place wher' ! ti-as ary 1. This Poole, not having the penalty, proponents eventually died in the same and more than frightening, born," said Mtzrachi. Now fl, killed anyone, was trapped believe that street crime in chair he helped maintain and that he Is in this predicament he was 1100 French Ave. by the mandatory sentence, America is such now that engineer. 5 w hen his family moved Sanfot because the highest court in to Israel. and could conceivably die something must be done. And so the old argument is the land tried once to protect because a jury though t he Milton Rector, director of the resurrected. Several hundred reporters, None of it, him Convenient Credit Terms "wanted' to rape. National Council on Crime perhaps, apping to the case cruel as an American from photographers and soldiers and Free Delivery unusual punishOther states have passed and Delinquency, says people of Sam A. No l e of North ment. jammed the area around the tent, ntsIsi:mg and shoving for a Open 9:30-5:30 Daily, Friday fit 9 P.M, view of the p:Irt( lp;tnLs. By i 2:t i Monday, Nov. 12, 1973 Court didn't ban executions Capital .r j.j yp W"ii wi~~~ ~ 10A-The Sanford Herald .-- -----_,_Lr ::';;r' �- ---- __________ 2B-The Sanford Herald :I --- - i-çp ii .,--, __------- __ - - - ------------------ - .. . Morgan Carries Load . S ,i., Trinit - _________ _-_ . ___ L.._I ~ti _.~i_ - fn . _ ~ W ~;~_~ 7. A . _____ --- - - . P tA)W-, . WE _.=~-___ __________ 9 -.?/ — ______________ ____ - I- __ ___ a - I— M_, - . - __ . -__..~_, ~~, mi carrying for Single-A's sixth terback Pat Crimmins and 0ulindler to use his speed to ranked aggregation, while Walt went oil left tackle for 13 yards such an extent that no one laid a torgan did the ollensie work md the six points Jay Hun hand on bun during his run ilmost two periods (or for the &milinoLc County lads dk) s PAT brought the score to The inmiins Wcame when the Trinity Prep Saints to 'I he turning point in the 7-0 at intermission. the Cougars were looking for a "thaw" out their offense cont" came w hen Morgan In the third period the Saints play around one of their ends Saturday nIght against the stopped a Cardinal Mooney put the game away with two this left the middle open and Cougars of Sarasot,a,s Cardinal drive, with 4:07 left in the first touchdowns, ore, a Crimmins to flat aL% went in unmolested. my, but when they did a a sensational (Irandler lob good for 29 Yards The numbing 2 %ictory resulted one handr aking lnterptinq a U utJei a quarterback Saints to a season mark of 7 Z With the temperature in the ks usual. the ,Saints were sneak that gained I mid-fifties and a 18 mile-arl. unable to move the ball by the ri I ix hour wind howling through passing. so they discovered IV Chandler sprint around in seven games. Showalter field, the Prepsters another .fir route,-the pitchout. his own left end was set up by and the Cougars fought r, It was this simple basic play the bull.11 -e wo (Jefensite battle throughout the that gave t.heni their first TI) the 'niddle The Saints forced Trinity Prep first period Cardinal Mooniy ith only 56 seconds left in e Mooney to bring their men "in" " Firit Z . i" . - - a __ nz - ~__ _____ __ ____'T -- ~- 7 t rz, iiii -XiP-W IF -- -_ I Emma ____ 1 28 - - - . , _ -1 ____*____.______* -- -- - - 11- -: :•. •.- . 1. - . r -'17:U~. ,_=ft_M.. __ ft~-k___~~_ _4i r - nas Closer Tn - ,- AM! . I ATORS Snm ~- .*. . Associated Press Sports Wri ter Cincinnati ~ . 4.1. ' - - I (P . .- . ' % L ~ . - . I- - I- - .."y 1 i6W%T - ~. ;14 ~_ 7_%"_~ _ Al , .- ~_ - - __ . ... -t~ - - __ -~, , ! -- ., - - —1. __ . - - - - _____ .-,-. _.. w ~__ - __ 10%23 r ________ i*ruIIl Slot VMIIU lMflLIU UMIV ii FOUR FLORIDA Bulldog runner in . Despite m Sr ivr BULLDOG Cross ., D Tnir - - by Dan Gilmartin) 1nn State rallied to dfat Norm (drlhrl t it' -J John Cappelletti, who rushcd for 231 Yard!i and three touch. downs, v-ored Vie tie-brnker oil a 27-yard gallop with 8tt minu tes left [SU also had the weekend f w hile Southera Cal, down 2310 after three periods, rallied to nip Stanford 27-26 on Chris lirnahelu's 34-yard field goal with three seconds left. Rod Garcia kicked four for the losers, inc!ading boots of 59 and 52 yards. Mark Harmon tallied twice and Kermit Johnson ran for 146 yards in UCLA's 27-7 triumph over Oregon. Dave llumm scored a firstperiod touchdown and passed for another 51 seconds later as No. 11 Nebraska beat Iowa State 31-7. Two to, !cfildo1,rr5 I,,,, 1_.,rr-,. v.— _a v-, ri. -_ scoring pass to Ar4re Thima helped No. 12 Texas Tech come X"r'"n' -S ^t-l- &'I- §--3 6 -- 4!11 .#"&.~., ;a ai:. ... "mt-unow-t. "it'. ,6,w, .,.fad " dvfcal, lexas tmrLsuan ml-io. Tangerine Bowl with the remaining berth there along with Roosevelt Le3ks barreled for three touchdown!, leading teams for the Peach and Tangerine Bowls to come from the .'so. 13 Texas to a 42.6 rout of Baylor. Arizona State, No. 14, aforementioned and possibly Colorado, East Carolina, got two touchdowns apiec e from Woody Green, Ben Malone anti Fred Williams and embed Wyoming 47-0. rin By THE ASiSocIATED PRMS 013'.0inalia beat Cleveland 103. The Chicago Bulls kept their 0maha 83; Chicago 106, PorI) esPite tile fact that Kareem 93 and Chicago defeated Seattle winning streak going. taking a tland 104: Golden State 128, Abdu1nbbar and Oscar Roth 1ioa I uvi a(L1e ió r tiulfalo 105 ert.son each scored 24 points TIle , New York Nets defeated Lkis 12th straight victoriv. In W" %nA ci..04:L Buck &ul Antonio I06-N and San , 4 Ad3. Norm Van IJer scored 30 Kentucky -ill-* " "'y Coach Larry Costello contends Diego defeated Indiana 102-101 , Virginia 107; i for C11lCago which P0i11 t: Carolina 95, hilemphis go. Nn. his team's 12-game winning Cosy after his Kansas City, jumped to a 220 first quarter ver C8 San Antonio 78• streak has been built not on Oinalia team I lad defeated lead after offense, but defense. 63 Cleveland 103.91 TheSo °'hil rhot l "Our defense has been the Jijntny Walker scored 27 35 per cent in the first halt most consistent (actor in our points to pace the Kings while connected on only one of streak," Costello said after th e Austin Carr was high for the shots during the first (our mm Bucks had beaten the Capit,al Cavaliers with 25. utes of the third period. Bullets 11041 Sunday night. Nets 106, Spurs 94 Conquistadors 102, pacers 101 STAN DINGS "Tomght we tried to take The New York Nets hit a n Diego broke a two-season V5O: their fast break away atiA force N!t!it-.-7-1 per cent frr,m the !ii-iX 4 bratim,Indiapil iiij-101, DPR€SS thum w simuot irojim oUt iamd in the first t'ii and went tar their (irL American Cof*t,, against side."The Bucks strategy paid n to a 106-94 victor), over San the Pacers in 12 met.0 East Division f as the Bullets were able to Antonio. W L T Pcf- PF PA Saturday's NB scores: BosMiami I I 0 119 215 connect on only 13 pf !oo shots Julius Erving scored 2-9 points ton Celtics IV., iX,Lroit 97; New 4 4 0 .5S6 147 163 AC S while fl fl at made . to help the Nets break a 333 149 1&3 ork 100, In other National Basketball game losing streak. 120. Philadelphia 2 7 0 272 141 259 97; Association action, Kansas . I% . Crown c • ' Ruth 116 Sonie -_ ' ' - Gilbert 1.1k! l,PI4C,.. rit.iiuijj suburban image, the market research report says. 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Nov. is Baltimore at washington, 1 p rn, ' C' I e' veland &I Oakland. 4 p.m 6 0 Green 129 , Denver 30, San Diego 9 - i • O6IiMerriiHand7i Tate $0 $3 6F:rl sv( 16 1728 West Division L ACtCS CINCINNATI (AP) Ground-breaking to be held today for Citicinnati's new $16 million hoickey-basketbal] coli. seum adjacent to Riverfropt Merrill Wand has dropped from a "ou%lon at Kansas city, 2 p.m first PISC@ fie with Orlando Miami at Buffalo. I p.m, EdQOtCr in the weekly high New Orleans at San Diego. i p M. New York jets at Cincinnati, i football poll of the F cricia Sports Writers Ass or lOt iQfl Philadelphia t Dallas, 7 Merritt Island was upset by Fori St. Louis at New York Giants, I Plet"Ce 10 7 Friday night. out Edgewater remained uttdritrated pm. Palm Beach Gardens. Century, San Francisco at LOS Angeles, 4 and AI.;...,. crct . M thrpo divislofm Monday. Nov. it Minnesota at Atlanta, 9 prn Vie standing%, with records, first Place and lotil votes are Class AAAA 10flando Edgewater $ a . to 2 "011Y*00d Hills 00 U 31-South - City L Emory Pierport ok on a ht late model drivers wi th tus 56 Oev) in the Hot Wheels competition The Orlando driver won with a 12 send nm In th e eIectra division, LouisBanner of Cocoa was the overall winner, with a 13 s' run second overall was Ben I J IL Ii was U Jacobs or Oviedo, and third overall Roger Hodges Ot Sanford. _____ . data EACH rt4irJ - p ' creased tore;;1000 pages. That means more as, more statistics, more in IA cha!nplofl Al I The 1974 official Associated Ppç AImini c hmp p Ip Illaut it w (t'ilrr MORE PAGES r With cool weather the attendance was down a little, bu t not the competitioll. In Slodified Street, Jerry Bosser of Titusville took on all comers and crime out on top InhO1ds owered '33 Ford Roadster with 11.40 second run. Bsr Is a consistent winner at Bithlo and is th e man to beat in this division. R'T!— rep Gr d Poll O'L:Do. 1L -- -- Itd n CiasAAA idIe tnun - HERALD CUKI(E~SPONDENT _______ - - U) flUU4t C1tJU1jt.7 - 1149 11 FO Arnold Palmer also had to Itruct'Cralnpton of Australia, (;ilhert Gilbert was the only man to rally. The 44-year-old Master played the f'nt side fii of four tournaments this 41 but for the first fl licks, got in with a 75 total 295.' It t- r nd only to Jack puttin' gether a Th0 total, four 1Uboj 11111111 the Lill at the eight and ran it in for thcscore. Runs Roadste To 11.40 Drag Time AL ••T - Cleve. KC. Bosser - end Saturday. a vit Lao ol the 24IOIe t :ind loins Nick!:f us I W ,I mn~ - A' imore 7 --- - 11111 VJI)i - 'Eas 'On play -i •••• - Hap. mind YOU, but pued. linehurt Country Club 70 scorers. Crampton I didn't expect to shoot 7( d4i but stretched tu,s lead to a missed at 75-299 while Oo and have a fie-shot lead," 1w hopçnng five strokes going terhuis, the French Open said into the last hail of this twowk tunp, Wil.5 73Q Masters champion Tummy But that 3S the Situabon tournament Aaron had 7 29 South A1n ha lf 4) through the longest 74 5UflIVON the and nth&st golf tournament uB in (a Player one of Of!) frgj p!a)cr5 t slfteidof24Oa-ffujp, record. the 144 hok IJ a and Tuesday, then hegiL four the t, Was World Open, which now lacks lmHrm Hilly r(ftJn(Ls of pla) %Vl i r h f II1I S')' il j7 i I I' Lt if I - .- ' ' To the union's dismay, the NFI, Management CounciI an. ",--- — hit stopped fullba ck Don "Baltimore was Just having a records in Sunday's game ,Nottingham for a gain. hard time doing anything most yards 315, and Nottingham, obtained right," said fewest first down ' allowed Foley. "We've had recently from the Colts in a those kind of games, too." thr". trade, played the second half Morris; noted the "We were badly outcLused for Lorry Csonka and had 56 idory over Detroit this year b a fine Miami football team" yards hi 10 caff jes. and said the big difference in who rnu;t'a was a Colt for two ears,' the Col ts and li!phis was con( the Dolphins again sa id Nottingham. "1 hat ed to sistency, d of"The the dominated see m loses especially that g, p bad. Miami's ers tried Slercury Storris started the down the Colts' ineptnes5 and roinp with a 48-yard run'with Shu substituted after the game less than five minutes compiling a 27-0 hafft~rne lead. Olds and two minutes later cor. But onf. of the fLrst questions Shula after the game is nerback Tim Foley blocked a asked punt at the Colt Ill, pick * why he went for a touchdo%-n on I~ Llp - it. it P. dependent! appointed a cornpensive pastime, has sot. inittee if -.-- to stiulv thai UI Passed tennis neW turf on injuries in tk Popular sport. NFL. 11x- players' association - - completed - I Vi i NOTTINGIIANI, England Stadium. 0 (AP) - Bob Krei.ss. 2o. of Bel Ilie arena. scheduled tr. Calif., lit Jhui CLiton of coii'pkur i th e fall of 15 Scotland 6-2, roundnday 64 Su preliminary in a will house a new World Hockey 0 h Assocthtionfrancheas well $50.000 indoor tennis tourna. some games of the Kentucky N ment. Coloneis of the American Bas- I 0 Kreiss qualified to face Frew ketball Assoiciation. I llan Of South Africa in the The arena will seat 16,500 N first round of the tournament fans for sports events, con- I fonday ventions and other activities I Central Olvivian Kansas City- ' - OTHER Milwaukee flOrtc r - 4 3 1 - Ul 104 94 Calts"one yard line in the fourth Morris ran 53 yards in the Denver A 3 2 .556 24ft M Anoclated Press Sports Writer quarter, rathee than kicking a second period and Foley picked S Diego i - I . I 67 120 236 MIAINII (AP) -INfiami coach field goal. Na0lonal Conftronce up a blocked punt at the stiart oi Don Shula says he told new East Division "I felt it would bave been the .5econd half and' ran five Dallas Baltimore coach more of an insult to go for the yards for another Rwe. Other Ph,, 6 3 0 "y 211 113 Schnellenberger, a former 18 3 5 1 .3" 208 247 field a Shula aide, to "keep the faith" leas, Val," said Shula. "At points in the I)o1phins, th 5 Louis I 5 1 119 ]go to stralghtreguinrseason Victory kt after the Dolphins' 4-0 Nation2 e the p1 defense," at hotTle came on Charles Central DIVIOA al Football Ixague victory. It was the only bright ino. IA'igh's 31-yard fourth period &"o 9 0 0 I.000 ::: 94 Schne1cnbcrger s Colts, now Gr Bay rilentoittie game for the Colts, run and field goats of 13, 14 and Detroit 2-7, embarrassingly allowed the 3 5 1 .3 171 1 -' A • • - M laml By JOHN R. SKINNER - of the c-ontest 1 4wad had year. -• V g ' it <N3<_ j7ç.ç1)~ - ______ PRO GRID • Turf"Wrong • , knocked off No. 20 Pitt 31-10 as Wayne Bullock rwhed for 167 )ards and four scores Pitt lt the hail seven times on fumbles and interceptions. beatens between secondaned Alabama and No 5 Noe Dame, The Orange Bowl, which annually opts for the highest ranking teams available, will have to settle if that's the word -for a similar ma tchup of teams with perfect record s No. F, Perin State ai,'airlst No. 7 1,,iqli.~i,fina State. Alabama and I'SU, however, must play each Other Thanksgiving night. Texas seems a shoo-in again as the Southwest Conferencets representative In the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska, And Tenneuft. appears to have the inside track to the Gator Bowl, with Missouri the likely f That leaves such attractive teams as Texas Tech, Houston, North Carolina State, Kansaj, Tulane and Auburn, among others. The Uberty Bowl is looking at all of those teams al. th ough Texas Tec h could wind up In th e Bluebonnet Bowl and the Fiesta Bowl Is leaning toward Wane or Houston as an Opponent for the Western Athletic Conferenep rhamn aiil%o, Arizona State or Arizona. - P(1rkA Notre Dame withstood a Z19-yard performance by Tony Dorsett, most ever by a running back against the Irish, and No. 8 Southern California plays No. 9 UCI.A. As of now, the Sugar Bowl has the plum — a battle of un- ----~ BenPis 16, 13111s; 13 6-5-Yard touchdown Pass from "Piple always remember Archie Manning to Jubilee before Ed Shuttlesworth, Gil Chapman and Paul Seal all ran for touch. t GATORS team up to stop a Ricky Browne comes up from th e rear from th e third period action Saturday Other f k I h er side d oI the , i,, l I,e,D o D dHth k 66) Photo th G t B I Mt1f:iq_-" 8.31 and Miller on) as Longwood's of them. e o ver The [lose Bowl, which matches the champions of the Big Ten and Pacific-8 Conferences, will lean who its par. icipants are Oim Nov 24 when Ohio State, No I in The Associated less ratings, visits fourth-ranked Michigan and ________________ r =011: I D - 1_1~-~~ "' * -- - -_ _______ - _- - , , z - _z-~__ ~' --- ____ CARnINAL MOONEY - d ed eci g P. _V" Murphy or m I Tampa In weekend action, Ohio State banked Michigan State 35-0 as Archie Grifrm smashed Hopalong Cassady's one-3eason rushing record - he gained 131 for a total of 1.012 -and Bicc Ella scored three tes. Alabama was Idle but ffilrdranked Oklahoma, ineligible for a bowl, trimmed No. 10 Missouri behind Joe Washington's 23~ yard n and 8yard punt return and a 63-yard pass play Cotton Bowls already have been siPed, sealed and deliv. ered, even though the National Collegiate Athletic er Miles 12 for S2 B 11 tt 7be reason is that the pairings for the Sugar, Orange and - - ,- :--- (; By JIFRSCHEL NSENSN Associated esa Sports Writer Some Of the nation Is top college football teams aren't hold. ing their collective breath waiting for an invitation when the bowl bids go out next Saturday. . - __ __ M,.-- we- Wrgan 11 for IS Chandler 14 for Ili * ready - Trinity Crimmins 10 yard run RUSHING F tb g - , I " ( I. 44" Hdy x 1_ 17 1.-!::z__: 1. ..-- 1. - --- I - -.1 -_I---11, 11 o Brien A for 11 FumbiejLt 11 - _~-4~-, - 'r tj fHwdley Kick) trinity Chandler 29 yard run Green Bay held off a fourthquarter comeback led by quartwo point conversion from sophomore quarterback Don Gaffney. The terback Jim Hart to defeat St. Brown and Dave Osbórn Francisco 33-9, Los Angeles conversion gave Florida an 11-10 late four th quarter victory over archnever the good," said soccer- New Orleans' quarterback in Louis 25-21. The Packers helped the Minnesota Vikings whipped New had Orleans 29-7, style kicker Horst Muhlmann the first ball, rival et to the Super Bowl. compiled a 22-i halftime lead Atlanta defeated Philadelphia after making himself ha rd to Falcons 44, Eagles before Hart threw a On Sunday the veteran duo 44-7. yard (11crald Photo by Mn Gilmlizirtin) Cleveland dumped forget by kicking a field goal boosted the Viking.q a step Houston 23-13, Atlanta remained in con. fourth-quarter touchdown pass Green Bay beat with three semnds remaining to terition in the NFC West with its arid then directed closer toward return ing to that St. a 58-yard Louis 25-21, and Denver givc CincinU a 113 victory 44-V victory over the Eagles, march for ather score. a I#S # 0^ # championship confrontation defeated San Diego UW9. over Btdfalo. rc 51111 9 -. wiven tl~&y ran 101 yards find 7. whf) at onenoInt had Lied the :7,---1!*-7. - !!, C:;.;;'0, " AV 0 KmLsiks City hosts !he Chi,W in '"W, , do ow a it *0 h1uhlinann's ftee field kaals gaine 20-20. I 11 IF I U "S yards res ' ' pectively to lead Min- r,ago Beari in a na,~i Ily tele Dallas forced the Giants to be brought on by 0.1. a 21-7 victory over vtwj game Then Atilanta punter John give up the ball eight times with toalghl Simpson's 32-yard third- James anbleda4yarderouthf. Charlie Waters intercepting oit In the National Football Steelers I", Raiders 9 League. quarter touchdown. Simpson bounds on the Philadelphia one two pa&ws and recovering a For Pittsburgh, the best of- pickcdup99yarthon 20 carries and after the Falcon defense fumble to help the Cowboys The demision gave Minnesota tense was a great defense, led to raise hir- ninet t ,game total to held, Atlanta Wok over on thE take De'r at least a tie for the National by Dwight White, The 24-yearloll ',m. Eagle 43. It took Atlanta only Conference Central Division old defensive end intercepted By JOHN CIIERWA fledI, 33, 49er g eight plays to score the goahead title. closed the gap to 75 yards. Cook took individual 7 two passes and set up a touchHerald Correspondent -Heck," said the 35-year-old flown to pace the Steelers to Kilmer, Sonny Jurgensten and Billy touchdown and clinch their fifth honors in 12:35 which was a new course record ,t:f;t.11i= the ailing Washington straight victory. .. Brown, who along with Osborn their 17-9 slctor) s-we this as the first time the course was fin, quarterbacking GOLDENROD- IV.s;ime Uu-ee teanu that Snead crossed duet, had b provided the object of wns 23, Oilers 13 -1bey can outrusih us c !hP and the one-two punch which Ctio I] Xuing what Cl(veland Coach 14 u n t me ir. ctuo Redskins out a tuF,_ vez or1cn cafled ber as robabiv 840 WPM Championshi p as cross country squads Winter outsicare them," saitl gazr,c losing streak with u 33-i our best quarter of thr season", CMLÔII the last time I've had a Myard Stecwe th e last state individual hope in fifth in 13:06, lers' Coach Chuck victory. Park. 1.)-man. Evans and Daytona Seabireeze day. It's been a couple of years Browns scored 17 points in with a 195qualified for state honors. Jurgensen tossed an 18-yayd the first quarter to defeat Hous. least. L to bunch up with ten secmids ng e next only e Winter Park ran away with the Metro cr touchdown in relief of hncr, ton 23-13. Despite their l total the last time I carried 18 times (townsOa own seven positions, wr and did much the same in the District 5 four--A wter turned to fire two ar rn U in a ume" LLfL periuu, DeInd's Mike Gibson was sixth in 13:13 Dolphins wove ' 00 Pr competitbn held on the 2.5 mile scortng strikes of his own, owns quickly bogged down, touchdown helped Trinity Prep followed by Mainland distanceman Richard Ike il had a hero in lest Wool or Aclic Rams 29, SaInts 7 course. They accumulated 59 team points, 23 in 13:14, nirlg only 18 total yards In give The high 'hojan finisher was Mi ke Bunn trouncing The marks ahead of Lyman who squeaked into Saints came back down second and 15 in the third. straight i h o touchd0 -Neck a Ca taking eighth followed by hforeland finistiing in rdIgans cond. wn he to earth after winning two Brooms 30, Chargers 19 I in any of their remaining five score, ninth, Men's & wornfln,s li on runbacks of blocked straight garries as Lawrenm The B 0 One point sieparated second and third with the games or a loss by either iralli I pun ts corner ba ck m Foley Lyman's Kenny Duncan put on a sprint at the McCutche scored %teran Charley Great 5.ction Hounds finisWng with 82 points to Ewan's 83. finish nipping Trojan Greg Sparks fo cago or Green Bay wflI cUnch insisted ' d 'it's no big thing.r tenth figured in four other i scom to 71w fourth team 14 , qualify was Daytonia feat San Diego NW9 and spod the division title for Minnesota. Mercury Morris also starred PrAtion. Duncan's run could well have been the ngeles win 29. Next to illn SpgncWs Seabreeze with 's7. A 7. In other the cWhing debut af new NFI, v clincher for second place as the Greyhounds Sun& action, for the Dolphins, scoring on help Ites Restaurant on ly.92 VX!OP fow- teanis and upper five individuals The NFC West leaders held Charger Coach Ron Waller. l'itts"mrigh beat oakla*rid 17-9, runs of 48 aW 53 yards. finished ahead of Evans by one point. Sanford, Ph. :I22_1u3 I the Saints In check except for a wili ffw%v On to the State tow -A Clampionship Packers 25, Cardinals !I Hounding out the top 2D were Jerry Cluindler, to be held on t1w %-hLqPer' ng Pines 9011 cOur-W in Seabreeze-12th; Steve Kirby, Seabreeze-13th; Don Hanna, Winter Park-14th; Richard At the :rt of the race the anticipese ation was %ofl(rter_1501.. mnvnTal PlOY rts Evans-16th; Ch.uck Jewell, Mainland-17th; WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill gers of artificial turf, but also to wanted t3 have a joint study. have been a rarity in recent -, cr s cOunt Alan StoRes, Boone-17th: Willie Smith, compelitien. CoftheHoustonlcrssaid examine naturnl surface multi____ I The Cinsurner Product Lytnan-19th; and Jeff INIcAbee, Winter Park- today ____ Sc'abreeze runner Don Cock jamped to that arti Purpose fields which have been Safety Commission last m th an 20th. early lead but held it for Only the first quarter ficial turf causes such devekped. rejected In the players' mile befor' Parker Don Cook jumped into first harri er s included Jimmy Brinker taking fection and increased Injuries place, ttc position be held for the remainder of Al sentially weather-proof and artificial turf causes more 24th, followed by Dennis Burns In 25th, Jim the contest. and maintenance costs "that I provide a Viable alternative," serious injuries Donaldsm took 29th and jimiriny cqmland cannot understand wiry myone hesaid. After the f mile the question was not who fini grass. shed J. would buy IL" would win but by now how much. Cook had Ed Gamy, player's assodArtificial turf is In use on Mis~ from the hneup was Tom Herron who moved into a 50 yard lead over Snead, who Curry. president of the Na. ation execiutive director. said C D as j sidelined with an ankle injury. L bout IW high scho,ol. college tiorl Football League's Pla yclosely foilowod by Boone distanceman Sam il~ "Our primary concern now has and pro foothall fields, in Seminole County squad Sanford Seminole ers Association, said the play. lobe th itergs sser. At that point the highest e failure of the Con. cIudln 13 of the 20 NFL sta. Hound also competed but finished with no te am score. ers' union was to hold a confer. uner as Product Safety Cornmi team leader Mark Bousquet who was pacing In district competition if a team fails to P-3st five (bum I)layIn areas. CBCC today on synthetic grass slon to protect young athletes runners the positions of those runners who iNd Going into the halfway rrwk the top three "to alert the public to the dan. from the unreasonable hazard finish are thrown out., spots remained t he same. Winter Park harrier - of artificial turf. Before the Seminoles were removed from Rob blorel.and was holding on to fourth while "The NFL players list Nat Parkins finished 34th, with Langgston Cook's lead w~ts increasing. slowly m0iiing up in 11 I tect themselves through bar. i: I Menefee in 3bth. Donald Fossitt was 57 and Willie I tile pack wm Bousquet now in eighth place. gaining but who wdl now Calloway was unable to complete the race At the two mile point it looked like Cook was because of a protect the high whool and — " wtiou ear infection. running one race and Snead and TENNIS FAULTS rest 0f colIege athlete?" he asked. ~~ .0, For Lyman this is the first t1ineinHomrJ Pick another. The Wildcat ha d increased h 4, LONDON (AP) TheNFl1PIayerso tion Tennis, (TOSS coun history the IMngwood school had once lead to 150 yards as Snead started to put on his the most popular sport has attempted for the past two ___ advanced to the slate. This Saturday's state Britain, is losing ground, says a sprintiri fn:ish. Bergstresscr was holding on to meet will be the finale or the CtSS coun' year Mln'ey on how the Bri tish spend IUHI thu-ti with Hound fk"uet in fourth followed by on the material's in. ~_ ff1a i, same runners will com their leisure time. Mailand runner James Donaly, I Ist, 461itm until a study can tx in the track and field season la ter this acade mic The game today has a dull, At the conclusion tripped Bt'ffalo 1 C .- ANDY . ,i - ., i..1 - Trinity Chandler 13 yard run • - ~5L A I 0 0 0 020 , 13 . I -- . Palles 4 151 ___________ - t d Greg Chandler took the un- 1 1repsters offensive line had 0 Smith did most of the ball der handed toss from Quar- been making. This allowed I 1 - r 4- Monday,Nov.12,1973-38 - - ' Punts 3r3S 9 the unlikely name of China - . Pecilties IS (ordinal Mooney Trinity Prep - .1 IN oiev 211 11 N100 -- 1- V 1-1 1_..- - -- _l 91_'F__* ~~ - The SanfordHerald 1k raid Correspondent ___________- ________ - -- -. Monday, Nov. 12. 1071 __ I . 4 - a —, 0) �48. -The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 12, 1973 o u Says Property Tax Legitimate ncil I Q 000 By J RICHARDs felt the three mill levy was fire protection for the city, said Herald Writer misleading since it was actually she had plans to place the city's 1./iKE MARY City council seven and one-half as in police office and radio equipMonday night weathered a corporation came after mid. mentfn the fire hall, which was storm of protest over a full year year. agreed toby both volunteer fire tax bill from many of almost 80 "I don't think it's collec- department president Howard residents attending the regular table." said Harvey Pugh, who Lloyd and fire chief Lewis Schmeeting, saying the bill was added he felt the tax would bea VCickert. legitimate burden to low income families "About $35,000 will be needed Council also agreed to hire a and the city's elderly to set up the department, pay po li ce chief at$lo,0OQ per year Councilman John Norcfrnsjrj saL,ri.' buy cars and equipandadvertiseforbidsonacar, that was untrue. ment and uniforms," she said. setting in motion the wheels of Staff Orr- - . '1 .,;• ... — ._ çj- i - 19 of 1-4 ! 4tt, r •,.... - WA 4 'I FIR CT ST OFFICIAL SEASON OME November - --------- ---- ,uIlIuIIU, _____ ; I people who chief Council and decided department,g but can stopped short of ti property," he said. 13, 1973 City resident Ed ... (L-R) Councilmen Norden, Pratt and Terry J q \ ________ / Flagler College, St. Augustine i i] I A / u" - city was only doing what the Polk asked council to forego a county was, and city atty. loin contractual arrangement wi th Freeman said It was, "The only his department. way for ad valorem - - - - -• - - ' - The decision to hire a police December and they can get into Mayor Jackson replied the chief came after Sheriff John this." .m. - o wanted to 7. kM Seminole High School Court 4 I irate residents was the city Henry C. Mills, adding, "It hire the chief, saying, "We could not charge for a full year looks like you're already should leave things as they are. since incorporation came Aug. elected. A new council will be elected in .' ii / •-' - We did not agree to be taxed restrictions. began the protest of the full tax clairring he was due a refund on until we have duly elected officlals, and you're only acting. Councilman John Norden was the time before e You're not duly elected," said the only mem be r voting not to The chief con tention of th LAKE MARY COUNCILMEN PONDER POINT nUIuerb - de h additional individually due to the budget Zimmerman — hire the fo°r tureapatrolmanandasecond people wi th alotof valuable car, but said it — - 0 Am -: L cW11`19ge al Jul lior 7 ____ 0 H --l' i -' I - - taxes." "'rliis city needs - - - Council also passed second - -. "- -- --.---.----..-• readings of the Florida Power a police Corporation Franchise, the "The taxesare for the 19173-74 unit," stated Jackson several election ordinance and an expe rise ordinance authorizing 1iscalyear and are pa id inthe times. Schedule Raider's $125 per month for the mayor 1973 calendar year," Jackson Councilman Delores Lash, and $50 a month for each said. Another resident added he who heads up both police and councilmen. •1 ED ZISIMERAIAN Tax should be refunded ... - Home Games 1973-1974 NAM Nov. 27 orida College Dec. 3 Stetson UniversityJV Dec. 8 Polk Community College Jan. 9 Da ytona ac Junior College Jan. 16 Central Fla. Jr. College Jan. 30 Lake City Community College Feb. 13 St. Johns River Jr. College Feb. 16 Florida Junior College at Jacksonville eb .0 V.c:: Ccmrn,. eb 25 ind'an Kiver Community College 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7'30 P.M. Fl - ;F9. - -- - oun - -1 vtk 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Ir - ---- sr ii ri I II I ___ + ry I . I I ri L iT9Jfij' m - , Reverse a ers ITLi 1730 VIFVR~ rw - - Adults 11 00 Students 5 0' 19 -,,,,e kovfe4jIs Fores Y. FL.. - Sanford City Commission Monday turned down a suggestion that Christmas lighting be eliminated because of the energy crisis. Commissioners voted to take including energy-saving ineasum blacking out city hall floodlights starting Jan, 1, after the holiday scason when a nathity ADMISSION TAKE THE BALL GAME! Appliance Sales .— Parts traditiona lly displayed on the city scene hall lawn on Per Ga me venue. Park tings, lowering hot water heater — shutting off air corAtioning and heating in c ory SKATE CITY Roll 0To I -_ Vi t Dial Direct! Shoot Direct' 0 We're ng on You Team. . As DU CW8 - -, Ina FOR PARTY UMVATIONS THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO fthpbm *won PMONA MUM A close check will be kept on pool car use and sending vehicles to check calls and group ------ Off Hwy. 17.92 On Dog Track I q)eed limit except in emergency situations and parking all city vehicles Pot absolutely needed Tearn SC0RE! city buildings an hour before closing time, all city vehicles to observe a mile per P1ow em Under On I (iiIii\j 10 - — in .... off to a W0 — — - A - SHATTER 'EM RAIDERS ILAN - OODe RA. _____ ____ 2439 French Ave. MAO" ..OLIAAJ.... _______________ ___________ '10 .. Make That BasketI AUFQRD Roll 'Em Over. Raiders . 0199 322 t Sanford BUILD UP FOR A WIN dcock Bamett Bank of lqemirxAe County, N.A. Now Tires 0 ReCaps Truelng & Balancing Memkr F.D.I.C. -------------1 car cm U" Ra ers id ART BROWN -rench 3=7480 Sanford I. Our T eam. • 00 S. French Sx -nford Ph. 322-9S58 Corrai em I I a; ers. P.O. Box 127 , Ph.838-4152 r Productions, Y been well over 80 , ' ' . UMBER ' Sfor'd, R. Casselberrv Ranch H,0 rniv i -t nis MOI$WWIO OrtIdO 0 kiford (2[*' j[jij1j[) 3/j\SJ1 PON DER Scientists say most of the basic rcsean.h for Nixon's Pro'ect Indenndence is done POINT [flfY fl ' ' SANFORD PLAZA A11 0A01#111 r 0 1 C —_ -- -'_—'I.---_— A TO Sk-veral complainLs about the sound from the 1,oggins and Messina concert had been received by mem bers of City Cwncil meting, where the Georges St. Laurent development rezoning request • wa (Splayed one, week In tfie -if opposi tion rorn a Sanford Panel Agrees 0 Pave it potating citizens. TAriy, County Commissioner John Kimbrough, who attended Lon gwood meeting, noted City Engineer Bill Palm also 23 Miles Of serves as the projected development engineer, and ty Council Chairman John solutions for environmental and economic problems. Leighty protested the close scheduling of the concerts. rt Streets fly BOB LIA)YD dts~~ by the property owner. SLirting Oct. 1. 1974. This plan, lawsuit filed by a group of Herald Staff Writer Morris said he thinks his however, would requiit a sixth Georgetown residents to stop an proposal is best for the city and seventh year of federal assessment paving project in 1970 in that corrununity. Sanford city commissioners financially, will get the work revenue-sharing revenue. ordered County Engineer Bill The current federal program The $250,000 is earmarked for Bush to "study the situation." Monday voted to proceed im- done quicker and will generate Bush was directed to confer mediately with a citywide approximately $400,000 that can expires Oct. 20, 1977 and lire protection facilities and with area U.S. Geological project to pave Zl miles of 28 be used kiter for drainage work Knowl es said, "I feel sure the equipment. One lire truck is or paving of the remaining five federal government will extend already on order and plans are Survey officials and write a miles of dirt streets. revenue sharing or a similar being prepared for bids on a fire Engineering for the protect miles of dirt streets. commission reservations, if and supporting surveys were The city is able to borrow plan. I don 't t hi nk they'll find it substation on U.S. 17-92 north of a Lake Mary Boulevard on land to the impact of authorized and rornnussionrs money locally at m lower in possible to drop." ny, Morris developrmnts along the Range told the cit staff to study a terest rate than individual said due to donated by developer Dick Line Road-SR 434-Island Lake proposal by Commissioner citizens and thus would make engineering time the paving Bond. John Morris that the city money on financing the paving project can't get underway for The agreement doesn't in. at least 18 months. "I fear this could have a borrow $1,573,495 to finance the assessments. clude five miles of dirt streets detrimental effect," Kim. project, pledging future federal City Manager Warren Under an agreement, yet to that engineers say can't be brough said, adding, "The revenue-sharing funds Knowles and consulting be approved by Federal paved until major drainage area. The road can't take the board ought to register our The city has in hand $426,505 engineers had recommended a District Court at Orlando, the structures are installed traffic," he said reservations, if there are and anticipated revenue - • pay as you go" plan split into city earmarked all but $250,000 Knowles said by 1979 the paving • any ...to filling flood prone sharing funds amount to five sections with work starting of federal revenue sharing cost for the five nules of streets $1,293.751. The remaining successively for five years funds for the paving to end a will be at least W11,118. areas. Com. $532,144 needed for the Kimbrough and missioner Greg Drummond, $2252400 project will have to whose districts ane split by the come from assessments on the ana tne proposed 4,926 pieces or property that development area, agreed that front on the 23 ridles of streets. , pohcethe area, but l b"lievewe U Morris estimated that the SGS maps show the can handle it, said Karcher. y Laurent assessments would be between proposed St "If the chief is confident and development is on the flood $2 and $4 per front foot and be financed by the city starting the sound is under control, I can storage area see no problem," said Mayor Bill Gner. Drummond, noting past in 1975 for property owners over "credibility problems" bet a Isie or ten sear period if - -_. - County Bands Rated High By ELDA NICHOLS marching and general effects of struments, uniforms and each. These bands do not compete against each other, asOther division ratings ftr th - - J/ ___I •. _______ Crossword puzzle ......8A Senate o Probe Gurney? MIAMI iAP) — The Senate In its Tuesday edition, the Dear Abby .1A Ik. Crane . 8A Mitorial comment 6A Entertainment .... ... 7A Horoscope .............8A Select Committee on Standards Herald said sources indicated oiineil Lambusta assured and Conduct has begun gather- that the compilation of material Hospital notes Pt.bl'c notices ing newspaper accounts of was a signal that the corn council the volume at the for(iurmittee, formed in 1964 La inSociety -harges that Sen Edward thcoitiing concerts would tie ney. H Fla ,sznctioned the col. Vestigate charges of miscon. Sports lowered The challenge will be finding don't know." after Monday night's Longwood LONG many are in different contest are as follows, & (ounts high school bands c l assifications according to Breeze Jr High, Daytona, I he would cooperate In eery Campbell's Jr. High, Dayton.i. way with Police Chief George ranked well in the District 5 enrollment. when about tobethggedcould 10:30 p.m. "s" .- USGS map and indicated a two. showed an adequate design problem. Ict who turned out for this lm- Karcher to ensure the concerts Band Marching Contest field A band is allowed a minimum 3; Bunnell Ifigh School, Bun. portant meAing. form, with nell, 1; New Smyrna Beac I ran smoothly. No more con. &-iturday night at the Lyman of five minutes to per certs are scheduled until mid. Iligh School Stadium. an eight minute maximuni Iligh School, 1; and Mainland Lyman and Lake Brantley period of time to perform and Ifigh School, Daytona, 1. January. luin(Ls ree, , ived the highest then exit the fieh]. Certain 11t. con(-crti; %vere approvea School children have been rating playing a new game called on condition the volume was bands earned a "2", which is observed by all entries Area deaths lB television tag in which a lowered at the N o v. , ,, thenexthighest IV Bridge 8/i orrnance to level acceptable youngster, to av oid being Nineareabandsparticipated, i nspection before pe rforming Cale ndar 2A tagged must yell out the name to residents in the Seminole with jud,in, on playing, and were judged on in(lassifiedads 5-6B Downs area, and of the first TV show which COfliicS ................ 7A on Nov. 29 is over by concert comes to his mind. A 5-year-old, remember only one program. fie shouted: "Watergate." A F) A i V council gave versely affect the flood stcrage area of Island Lake. Commission action came letter to Longwood expressing automatically making them scheduling the concerts so close participants rather than oh. al servers (anti later, cornsituation that would not occur plamers) regutir1y . He assured council Must have Casselberry u Money'sOn ou O morthtis. That's what makes this Nov. 29; and the Crosby Nash iea S ?EST CONTROL SERVICE ..L £U& FW' HOMC Improvement Commissioners indicated that more conserva tion II SUeS may be flC55Y the energy crisis worsens during the winter country tick ...citizens group on Nov. 30. becoming i n v oI v e d Lanibusta told council Nylon Web Slings Dragline & Winch Cable Towline Ropes To 3" Diameter 9 Wheel Alignment 24135. 323_5820 l thermostats mory energy wduld be saved than by elin-driating street lights, he said. packed the Fire flail fast night city during November. Wire, Fibre & Synthetic Rope Slings Paint Center Roofing & Sheet Metal Good Servico Plaza er residents would lower hot water heater for their weekly city council The Mahaichnu Orchestra is meeting, requiring the SRO scheduled to perform at (Standing Room Only) sign to Seminole Downs on Nov 23, be in effect. Conway Twitty will perform on ho C t*f - only 175 watts of electricity and a hot water heater uses 3,000 watts in starting Up. Lainbusta the go ahead on three COMMENDATION to all more country and western and those Lake Mary residents who soft rock performances in the Rope em Raiders RAIDERS - Uo LW By John A Spoiski Spor s S p Sanford, Fla. Knowles pointed out that a street light uses Cl9ef Karcher said with the help of Lambusta his men could the country keep the traffic moving .indwestern group Logglnsantl smooUily. "Having two con. Messina, brought to Seminole certs back-to-back will place a Larnbusta, owner of L&S SeVilre strain on our ability to * at the 4• 3fl4(fl rught lighting at Memorial Park and city tennis courts and ball fields be shut off and rught-time flood lights at the zoo be reduced. Herald Staff Vinier " 1 irti and Joe B*g I Di T he GLASS & PAINT CO INC. ThecornmjssinP1rejectedsuggesuott CASSELBERRY — After the performance by for Nk a WOOD PRODUCTS - "Shoot "Eatin' Fun" at -whiteway" hghting along U.S. 17-92 from French Avenue to Interstate Four but commissioners Julian Stenstrom, Gordon Meyer d Mayor Loce Moote defeated the pr 1. By JEAN PA'I1ESON 9 Jump Commissioners John Morris and A. A. McClanahan suggested turning off erry pprove 3 Larnbusta ConcertS ILI 'IC Freeze 'Em Out Raiders an en enjoy some %sork calls in sections of the city will be limited to one vehicle. S N&CO At Monday night's city In rebuttal, St. Laurent said USGS study, noting "basically the city should the deve!opmeot council meeting, one member an analysis of the drainage the city does not know if this flood other properties Acting Longwood which may ad of the audience pointed to a problem completed by Palm development will cause a City Atty. Bill Eaton replied, 'I 18.7 acre office park in -- SlaVia, Florida F DIC.. investigation into a proposed - Immediate steps to- be taken are readJusirnent of thermostats in city buildings 0 higher air conditioning and lower heat set- Since 1956" - ieen Longwood and the county inch ieragc rainfall oier a 24- capacity acceptable to the city In that e%entuality," Helms coxmnlssion, suggested the city hour period would produce 86 and himself, but ould release continued, 'we (the city) will seek the USGS opinion, not million gallons of runoff, and no details, have to pay for It." Seminole County torn necessa rily take the corn require a storage area 100 feet CU Councilman B I Helms C'I& I y i* ne re Herald Staff Writer . Sh e B) CHRIS NElSON t - .y aifl I' gI i UI 7:30 P.M. u ora 0 I fr e t - -- ro luesday, Nov. 13, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 72 Price 10 Cpnts - . 'Em ers : - 7:30 P.M. U_ - lectinn of secret campaign con- duct on the part of U.S- Sena. tributionts, the Miami Herald tors, would took into the allega- said. flotis. State 2/i 2/i 8/i 2A ....... . . t AL L Stocks ............. ...... 'IV - - . 7A WRAPPED UP IN MUSIC ... 1. - man Bandsmen Eddie Young (left) and Lele Van Ness at D trict Conkst (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) _______ � 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>, November 12, 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/ae237b569ddbde90f8fcc746ec4d28ca.pdf 86fce6ca42e951ad01ea85bfe16537c2 PDF Text Text - '' SHORT ill RI B S GREAr PAR to F Riel DFA Aw _ _ 46VERYSOPY SUCH W01NDERRiL R64~1 is, 4 Ir '00w-'k 5V 4 I to - I Berl enni fill Of &C - lea Nominated gan _ I etc or sart Sl 1.4 U [ AMMAMC Q57IF/ R HIM ;:Cz LIOI~JRS. 157t~F HOST..? P~)NCH i.- 70 rin s 11~ DONNA USTFS o ice os McClain's choice for city at. research on tile matter which is door on an)1hing would be a "Tile people demanded BOWL.1 ________ S e - - Councilinan Irwin Ifunter said. The new councilman, give it to them." fie added, "I said today, however, he has elected Dec 4 and sworn io Councilman Troy Piland understand Freeman has been made "no promises one way or office a few (!aS later I') anne;ir.'d today tn have the lead is ' $ ca '• :. uipt ih u j; ri i: UT council to keep U pout R M ( idiri rt skd his &LfuIng to say bo ther he will remaining in the unexpired cilnun John Booth, who Was Fr eeman was not available prospecti ve appointment of a vote with Van Cepoel and term of Victor Mifler who Outlaw's and M Van EOPCI S for comment at his Almonte sheriff's deputy as police chief ()utlaw for a new city attorney. resigned, also declined to name choice, said he would rwt have Springs office today. and refused to back down on his lie said his decision on a city his choice for the important time for the office and refusal to reappo.nt Torn attorney, whether Freeman or vice-mayor's spot. recommended Pitand. Outgoing Mayor Brown Freeman city attorney. someone else, will be made at While he said it would be McClain 3tOW firm today in planneIJ a meeting this Wed. the couhcil's reorganizational much better if a person with his announced decision to nesday night for the cootincil reinecting. experience were named to the replace Freeman. "I organization and agendas for 4 '1 have don? a fair amourt of office, he added Io close the made up my nnind," have he sod. the riecting were mailed. WINTER SPRINGS Th political pot continued to boil in — wt 44 — —r -- -30 Monday, December 31, 1 973—Sanford, 66th a Year, No. 112 Florida 32771 rice 10 Cents 14 ay ona nap Hunt BUGS BUNNY Ell ' I ON M WNO I by Stoffel OU ARE WITNESSING PENCI L A ND X '- I GOlG To vo/ NOTE JUST 6AY I d N tAA DLY V/ F TX 1/ \ A ' ( I - - ( \ I' ) \ W ) _____________________________________________________________ "I FZESOLVE TO LAWR HE'5 Go N NA c 7r-rA T015 ASSI DUOUSLY IN THE ...SuTIFuL. MAKT5 OF tN0USY \ / HE'S G,0'1*N' T" PACK...HOW LUCKY ECONOMIC E xpanding Statewide Heimdahl & W o lson, Neuharth Married "I FIF-50LVE ID OES Florida's Newspaper Ex. ve Exchange Vows At Sunrise In kidnaperY ma Beach Community Chapel Overlooking Aain state." College, was visiting Pattie nationwide hunt ((Jr a college Atl A masked black man burst Malarney with two friends, girl abducted Sunday by a into a twine here Sunday, beat Anna Farrell and Valerie By JEAN PATf M)N masked man who fir-,t hont Iwo- ohm (nIff !tq!iot. os 16 01, " Wd MAINTAIN A--\ I Iterald Staff Writer and three friends. W LIFE naped Kathy L. Morris and Malarney's birthday. All the "We have found no trace of forced tier to drive off in a white girls are 20. Senator Lori Wilson, tile girl or the kidnaper," a po- 19G6 Bui(k. I The)- Aere in the kitchen Florida's only wornan senator, he spokesman said. 'It t now Sheriff Edwin Duff If said the twn d masked black in in car and md Al NeuhLmrth president of nearly 24 hours 'wee the girl girls Un' k (,tor'i tbke a ryiri .i small pistil burst Winter ° the nationwide Gannett Daytona Beach realtor. had of- ftough tile unlocked front dwr In addition, Mayor Granville newspaper group, were fered a ,0OO reward 'for in of the home in a well-to-do Brown announced this Wed marrieda'sunrise this morning formation leading to the direct ne ighborhood \ riediy night's scheduled in .i sptclally built open air roer of MissMorris Mi\lalarney sparentc Mr reorganitation,il council mini chapel overlooking the Poli ce described Miss Moms and Mrs. Ernest Malarn and meeting has been canceled to Atlantic ocean at Cocoa Beach as about 5 feet 6 inchec tall w ith their grandson were asleep u comply with the year-old city The private family ceremony long brown hair and blue eyes sirs, but the gunman told the tIarttrrequirements and reset as performed by the fles Dr. Slit as nearing platform girls,Shut up Don't look at for 7:30 _____________________________________________________________ p.m. next Monday Robert McMillan, chaplain of ii shoes, bellbottom trouse rs and me and don't turn around night the Florida senate and pa5toro( a dark brown sweat shirt when '1 don't want to kill anyone. _____________________________________________________________________ 9 McClamn said he is recoin- the First Baptt Church of the disappeared don't anybody Scream" 3: MUST FE:-V[TALIZF- MV g hr' t ippoir'vnent ( Tallahassee Meanwhile, frien& gathered aid after he had tied the She-rift's detective J'onl fien. ENERGiES IN 09DEKTO Pretsent in the* ittini-chipel at tier parent's hoonte to keep a girli with st l ACCOMPLISH M 1q74 rips(I f toweling and nigan as police chief. replacing and flanking a large "o-rXlen vigilwlth th eti. Prayers fi,r her robbed their purses. /V7 AWN Do na ld Dobson wt to resigned cross, were four htldren by (tt trc offere4tSt Paul's The man kept the girls lying several ago effecti ve previous marriages.—him and Ronian Catholic rhurch. on the kitcberj floor for about 90 Jan. 8. Rhonda Wilson. ages 14 and 18; Duff gave the following ac- nunutes while lie prowled C L0 Ilennigan has been in law and Jan and Dan Neuharth. count of lix- events that preced- through the lower level of the enforcement for the past 19 B John A Poisk1 DINNER ages 18 and 20. \ cd t he k1dnapping . -, house lie slapped them but did sears fie was formerly a poli ce The simple chapel, shelter! Miss Morris, a student at not injure them seriously. Ing r eco gnized as an out- ____________________________________________ chief of Winter Springs, a by tall sea pines, t floor snding citizen f Sanford. patrolman wi th th Longwood scattered with pine needles, Mother fluby Wilson, president Police Departeni and has commanded a full view of tt' and founder of Gooid Samarita n been a sheriff's deputy for the ocean and bright dawn sky ti Home, has received in. L paA two years. In tile sheriff's tile east. The fainil~. grou~~ ternational recognition by department lie worked his way gathered in the chipul having her blography and photo i) it, delective in the juvenile moments before the 7: published in IW3 edition of The division. sunrise. World Who's Who of Women Ili the 1960's flennigan y Wr 5, printed in Eng land. She still received a commendation from Both clad in white, the bride Jac kso nville Sta te University. wondering, though, how her the U . S.Secret Service for his carrying a single long stemmed lk- fore joining the Herald tie address caine to be listed there work on tile detail protecting yellow row, the couple joined 'as a reporter and Seminole — -- j - ç _ L _______ v S r -J /oyd Is Appointed To City Editor Post — as, "The Sanford ikraH. S:,nford, F " 3ffo%v:'Le Schoone3*Lder - 1by 7 - fri,in Cit, in.iiih;jg. formerly w ith the SemIr1 "I;' 1 "I all of their friends. — IILL PMJ'r ADA4 IT TO HXIK)G WY ON R)CRK STAPT)MG IiJOIki I VJILL BE THAT -- - - - -- - C&I EARTH UJILL TO M151V MORE PiOM65T (k)(TH A4YSELf AND IULL_ EA1L IT TO M MISTA KE S! - PERSC*i S . . - .. • - ' area residents since 1964. I tesides five years newspaper 1) e r I e n c e, 1. 1 o y d ' s ' kground includes 13 years in r.idii' and three years in ilucational television in news, announcing. supervvsor, and audio technician fXtS As a reporter he has (1'vered city . government, police and generid ntgninent _____ - IA)YD lii "Icameto Florida to work in Orlando but quickly found that Sanford Ifcnld announcvs tile appointment ~f l.loyd. 34. Joined the Herald staff in 1972 as a govermuent mrxl courts reporter. A native of \latiarii,i, Sanford as thefriendly, growing community that I was seeking for a faintly bottle, I aill proud to be part . the ll)mKspar is gro win g with Suiiioo am Sanford , — h 'Gas Can" Fire Kills 4 RISP I!flC Ill (Al') — A pickup truck t sta lled tar thal police Ls.11d had a full call of gasoline Ili Its trunk. e car burst Into flames and a mother and three children tile d. w r of the car, who h was aln llee Id ate poLI au deloped to get help Suaday night after t he gasoline In the Inwk. niechac trouble, a A second woman and one f b childre n were thrown from the car. They suffered second and third degree J1U, ant a of y set as all s;,mr must be associated with Nov 11, which marks only the World War I armistice. %orld War II, for example, ended on Sept. 2. the Korean War, on July 17; the last U.S. troops were pulled out of South Vietriam on Nlar(h Z). - He and his ite Tomiimy e anti son ('harks have been Sanford - the holiday to Monday. veterans' organizations have successfully lobbied in soint, State legislatures to return Veterans Day to Nov. 11 boligil it is nut clear whN a if _______ despite Mmkes you wonder the good reason for the shift iii W1410 liadio. ' The Richey's will be spending the holidays in the Sanford area and extend season greetings to 1 _____ 4 i Director of Progratils lil School Administration a t Edinboro State College In Pennsylvania) writes of his experiences in his new challenging position, His wife Betty is directing a Title I Reading Program for the Girad School District and actively involved in the teaching Be( the late President John F hands and approached the front Kennedy. of the chapel as the sun crept Although Councilmen-elect brilliantly over the horizon. director for Radio Station Irene Van Eenoel and David Res McMillan opened the non County bureau chief for Orlando Sentinel-Star. news .! County School Board as a sLil f __ lbe dead are fleberca J. Busby,10; her son, Kenny 1). &, 2 months. A thire 19 months, and her daughter. -- Language speciahisic rl;mirii thntthefivesweetestphrasesin English are: I love you, Dinner All is forgiven. Steel) until noon, Keep the change. q 10 . '- - - - '-r • - . -- - . - -' ,. TO)a t)add's mulhr, Mat rel Gladden, , — 7 silt-- -. WS iTV DTk' AI R ru BRIDAL CO CUur UPLE Sri VO OPEN PEL Before Rev. Robert McMillan, Rhonda Wilson in attendance Outlaw told The flerald they traditional ceremony by (Herald Photo bv Jean Patteson) support fully McClain's n)ove to reading front Genesis 1. verses 1-5. In th e beginning, (,l I k si isk 3:1, 11 11 intl 8:7. pt pit si ill k (fire Freeman, ( pt opk ! ' h ' i n in 1rbados created the heavens and the After they were prono unced thy God my God." I3rith W Indies. mplacement. The Troutinan, earth...'* inan and wife, the bride and Following the ceremony. the They hope to build a new The wedding vows, written by groom in unison recited from farnih wedding party joined home during the coming year Griffin and Parrish law firm of the bride and groom, heralded Ruth 1:16, "Intreat tile not to relatives and a few close on the ocean-front site where Winter Park appear to the dawn of a new day, a new leave thee, or to return from friends at champagne break- the wedding ceremony was year and anew life together. following after thee; for wither last in their Cocoa Beach home. held. The mini-chapel will be The Lemne was carried out in thou goest. I will go; and where The newlyweds depa rt ed at preserved on the grounds of other scriptural readings front thou lodgest. I will lodge, thy mid-morning for a week's their new home. also died. an ocr aug e Authorities said the driver of the car. Kenneth '13. of Carrier Mills, had left his car parked halfway off U.S. 4S near here i4ith the hood up while he walked to a nearby farm seeking help. 'o,i selnctsseigtit' Suspects Area Se ro vice Stati ons SIghte ry or ew e a r s ay * d Herald Correspondent A patron in Casselberrs"s Sun Bank irking lot is robd t gunpoint at noon today IL J IIICIIA1IDS Ili'alil Staff Writer have been piling up, but fewer and fewer of the American symbol of mobility — gas 46, said they would also be open. the gas situation in Seminole Several stations in the County getting "pretty dry" Casselberry Altamnunte Lon righ t now. ood area are closing for the Some have been out of Only to area gas sta tions of a random survey throughout stations — are able to pump the Seminole County indicated they precious liquid. They just don't holiday with plenty of gas, as regular gas since Friday and would lx- open New Year's Day, have any. many stations throughout this are running dry an prenuum. as holiday drivers. fearing the NO stations responding they area and nation have indicated Anderson's Mobil station. orst for finding fuel, are ssould be open Tuesday were in they will also be doing. Fern Park, said they would he already ha%ing a hard time. Sanford. Diekle's Gulf. 'U.S. 17. Selillnole '76 station, closed New Year's Day and is Throughout the nation 90 .and Santa Barbara Drive. Cawlbc")-; Mel's Shell. SH already out of regular. with reports of hnlidis "gas rushes" he said they will open a 0 a m n a , 400 gallons of Pontiat , WI station and pump until ey th and out Longwood She ll all said left. Delivery of their expected wagon. VC only have a few they have an adequate supply January allocation Weather W Oviedo police 20 minutes later thousand gallons left, a station but would not be open for pected until Friday, reported a witness spotted the Yesterday's high 81 loss this spokesman said. holiday' Gasoline officIs id 51811 411mallisr, %Poo. 1431%sy ii.1vuuy Sanford Sunoco on 1.4 and SH Other area stations indicated the interrupted New Ye 'ar's pasted in tile back window. tonight. CI(vidy and wind% with headed through to w n towards scattered showers and thun as 75 per cent the nation's SH 46 and Geneva. dershoAers Tuesday stations to close Sunday, open The get-a-way car wa.,driven Highs tind 70s Tuesday. IAIWS today. and close again Tuesday. b) a young woman with long, tonight near Hrutii 7 Entertainment Iluweser, as the weekend 3A floorwwope $A vioure oil antl stations ran out (if said tonight and 50 per cent lif ted ads 7B Hospital notes 4B eimates changed . Confusion exted at press Thesday. Comics SR bZicnutk The New York City Pol ice little as to whether botith robboers Extended -(Inestiay Crtrmword ptizzle 7A Sports 24H Departmetit was caught by the were women, with conflicting through Fri(tay generally Dear Abby 7A State 5A crunch and had to curtaid the reports Issue(] by police at tile fair and colder. IA)ws in the 4(k Dr, Crane Stocki 7A .1 A scene .ind hi g hs in the 6fl Ii!itri:t! '!i7i IV setting off a cross county auto chase which. police said, in,i), involve t,vo young women bandits. The gun toting robber, male f r fvmale, took an undisclosed amount of cash frem tLe victim. t to) waiting mu . , - - . r Robbery IND Sharon, 6, were thrown clear of the wreckage. Bush There are those who choose to add: -. i. — I ___ - J — - . . - -- i('Inritinu?dnn l2A -' - �2A—The Sanford Herald to I 16 Sb C, I '$1 to \ 16, to acr SW Liii Of Sec etc sati S Lot 81k Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 IR S Says Not To Worry 4C1, The Sanford Herald World Is Preparing r '__ - A SW7- -1 New Year Welcome - -------- _ SENTRY —4L A Feb. 1 sta rting date for cxclusive garbage collection franchise areas is the target of both the Seminole County' COIIUUtSSIOU and the county's Refuse Collector's Associati on , The two groups hav been negotiating for several weeks on the proposed control or. dinance in anticipation of a final report by Acts Systems, Inc., a national refuse collec. thin study firm which will recommend ii exclusive franchise areas. 1W 305-647.7977 ____ U ______ " % t : Giant i tnz And -i _.-Vu., . 0 CsMsØtrcmI ____ _ To Start On Feb. 1 I SECURITY SYSTEMS ________________ $ 16 ____ e'vi~] AIRMAN PATRICK N. CIAMACCO, son of Charles V. Cianiacco of 502 Elm St., Casselberry has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, 'Fe x., for training in metalworking after corn. pleting his basin training at lAlckland AFII, Tex, Cimnmissjoncrs have set Airman Jerry Edwards _____________ I - - ------- -- - - -- - - 1 - - ___ ti II II V' ______ - ervice tat i ons - - I ars - - -- I I I, al 14 P ub c . L - - - I S iI I S - Oviedo Texaco closed at noon their normal hours today, but The Rh ode Island affiliate of today after exhausting their would be clwd Tuesday. "We tho A A A r,....4.1 in year s end supply, and said they have all the gas we need at the stations in the state pLanned would remain witho I gas present," a spokesman there to close today and said another Tuesday. While they face a 20 said. nit red4ction for January. While Fite Tire Supply. 25th be able to open because of lack they have not rleceived their Street and U.S. 17-92 has been of gasoline. __ vast amount of fuel is spilled in ulc SouUmast. and Ene regional office of the U.S. Envirunmentat Protection Agency says it Regional Director Jack E. Ravan ha3 LmW a plea to the pu licp t p o pmorat spills the. y wddua3stonngmore' 320 gallons of fuel must report Vil Is. keep records and observe other regulatiorLs. If Uiey diin't, the rmIt could Enforcement of environmental laws has kdto the recovery of some one million Uris o spilled oil S1flC "But this was just a drop in the bucket Our reoery could be much higherarid thear of fuel spilled tukI be much 1o 4 er," Ravan said. The spill prevention program deals with nontransportatjon facil ities such as refineries, storage sites and certain trans. iortation-related installations that have storage tanks. Yule Tree Hatches Big Surprise -j CHARLESTON, W.Va. (API - Old Christmas trees fade, drop needles on the carpet and vet thrown out. Not Hobby Snodgrasa's tree. It hatched "I'd like to gel in touch wm somebody who collects praying mantises," Mrs. Snodgrass said. "We don't want to kin therii but we have t" ''t them out of here.' She estimated about 1,000 praying mantises were hatched Friday in a nest her husband found hidden in their tree, By Saturday. the home was swarming with them, "We've always had an artitidal tree, but this year I w:int-d one that would smell nice," Mrs. Snodgrass said. "But I've had a sinus mfection most of INS ionh and haven't been alik tn sirw!I a thing. "?ow this happens. Next year, we'll go back to our artaficisi tree." aitu -.-.-.-.i -, I J1 - -- - - ' -ti' - - - - ' - -. Lt -4 -- - 3.. rou - V -'- sday, today said he doesn't anticipate much problem if revenue sharing funds can be used. But, Kimbrough warned, if other sources are asked for the commission might give the request a hard time because it comes well Into a fiscal year beset with financial uncertainty th ghout the nation. Knubraugh also doubted the - A. - ______ - L _ F. ,,j ( COMMENOAT!QN MEDAL TEChNICAL Sergant Dona ld W. Priern Jet son of Mrs. Edna Priem of Casselberry, receives U.S. Air F'oice Commendation Medal at U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand. from col. Mdhorne Kinsey, his commander. An aircraft maintenance technician, he was cited for meritorious service at McCoy AFB. Orlando. (U.S, Air Force Photo) •, Special Meet Wednesday . it 5t/l/ 0 T . .• . ',. - . - . .. "• ,-.. - ' - : . Industrials Are Down A Fraction ' - - , - - - - - :. • . - - • i'1'' , It•,•,.• '" ,,' - /7 Zr, -, / -e' >_-',' r Q J,i t • '::;';:," ' 'i1r '':' .,t - ; ,'. ' , - I I, ''"i"r 'I, .•. - 'y.. ¼'-' 7" .::' \•. S -i-. 'c ~, / .!rW I,, .4 `~~, 10 . SPOTLIGHTING WORLD EVENTS 1W. . ~~ 1- - i~ ~- in cveryonp', hornr' — for oung 01 olmi. Its .300 piges ju . (- ram-pat kod v- i1h 300,000 words written by men and women who were "there" when these events occurred, arfti hundreds of photos in color and black and white. It's a book riltcy-- ai S-i.9 bar gain oti 1,1 u't at to: I rnn:r; h. I " I Ham. a -. .. Zip P4o.. how- ever, they said, the tne, gy situation remained a major - .question mark hanging over the market's prospects for 1974. On Friday, the I)ow Jones intiustrial average slipped 2.99 to Sond yift cerlificale to I Address cltyands*aI. But the Welcome Wion tomstes can make it easier Is) adiust to your new stur rm'undings, a nd was 1w put smile on your fm t ' 2 Womans Club luncheonbusiness meeting, 12 noon. year for many Investors. Program I p.m. on "Hobbies" The opening Dow Jones aver ith llniiu' l.ik' Dept. in charge. age of 30 industrials was down a fraction, and declining issues Jan. 2.5 took a small lead over gainers Titusville Antique and Coilecn the New York Stock Extors Show-Sale, Searstoy,n change. %1;11 1, Titusville. Big Board prices included It'. xaco, steady at 24; American Cyanamid, dimwit 1 1 at 19 , 11 . jail. 3 American Telephone, down 'i Senior Citizens Tour A 501 7, International In. l)is;ws- World Will leave dustnes, unchanged at 13-16, Civic Center at 9:00 a.m. and Ford Motor, down at Return at 6:30 pm. Call 322 9148 40t. or 323 2648 for reservations. Analysts said they expected a subdued day on Wall Street with Jun. 1013 mim;inv investors taking an ex. Winter Park Sert:uiva ('huh tended New Year's holiday. Antique Show and Sale for Brokers said they were en- benefit retarded children, Ex. couraged by the market's rela- im.sition Park, Orlando. Hours Live firmness for most of Dc- 1-10 p.m. and Sunday, 1-6 pin. cemhcr in spite of continuing worries about the economic im,. . ?I'tU111 plkatlons of the energy problems lacing the, country and the Pu blished Daily and Sunday, world. Allow tow WI$ tOt dtiiir1 Name , Jan. ,, -a_I- --- 1 Calendar11 is1%,11 \()r1 1-` ,111 tlir) _,., 9 - - V --- 1 P0 00* 6 6 POUOHKEEPSIE, N.Y. l34i Enclosed h, S ._ P'eas., soicl COW" of The Woildin 1973 at $4.95 each to t'(; II I\ to - it. _.*~ THE WORLD IN 1973 ¶oeOo m4CRfl, SAnrORO gr - 11 Seminole NEW YORK AI'm — S(mmçk market prices edged lower ((1 day on the final (lay of a rugged I p. It. This 10th annirrsary edition, produced , Hold •, by Tho ArwinrnI . agency, is a tremendous volume that belongs If ftn --:~,-,_ ..-% '-''-'-' r(h and e xc iting photograptu' in THE WORtI) IN 1973; History M We tirod fc'rcernent officer enough to run meetings with the collector's association produced reports the Acts study will draw up an are; mr each company. A tailed necessary to in fairness prohibit second jobs," Kun. "but I'm you can ever pay a law en. While Vihien previously in. dicated some of the county'r. 14 firms might be put out of business by the reorganization, saying franchises would go to the 'more substantial" firms, of , •.mrit. ih,u h.d Mir live.— i aJI tonally and internationally mlii: log 1973 are dramatically recounted in d.' ,_,,iU.,t it miuy bt_ ii ' ul to cot down "Wt hac licu .til what would be the minimum salary Settled will be "development of a time schedule and game plan in order to proceed to wrap UP the entire subject, let cxciiisire franchises and, once and for all, get into first class ant) service in Seminole County," Vihlen said. ' Iho gr'r ,I I'd nyu peTit) - What's in a Date? arguments on moonlighting, saying a departmental - / * ,. ~Fas I A STI, move up to chairman Thur- - - 7 John Kimbrougti, slated to 11 _. __ ~ __ 1. - Polk Seeks More Funds To Raise Deputies Pay center, the county county - 11 . - ~ I Hut - complex and the court third floor expansion come in at Seminole County Corn- funds on ha nd in his present some 1400,000 less than the $3.5 missioners will be asked budget. million previously anticipated. Thursday o earmark $56,800 "I think the hike will prevent The proposed ncw jail at Five from federal revenue sharing us from losing men to other Points had already come in at funds to he lp finance an $85 per departments, and should an estimated $3.5 million and month pay hike for 74 sheriff's sigrnficantly cut down on the four projects c-omtnned ssili deputies. moonlighting," Plk said, approach the $7 million tota l noting some 60 per cent of his bond issue to be discussed Sheriff John Polk today said (luputies now hold second Jobs. Thursday. he will ask the board to approve Polk said $161,000 of the As discussed last week, tlleag atlike for unuforrneddeptjties to $537,000 t-nter as estimated at $324,iXI), $728 per month minimum, up sharing In federal revenue funds allocated the south county annex at $1.3 from $643, for an hourly pay Seminole County is supposed to A *k.. C.....Z..1 UUUJL rate ,i.&u,uu, w i.a,ao. go to public safety, and that the house expansion at $1.4 million. The total package would cost salary boost should cime from Today, commission vice- $68,000, Polk said. The difthis money. chairman John Kimbreugh, ference can be made up from Commission Vice Chairman I V,,,, 60 '' agricultural center. Pw Ward last w"k cleared the final hurd,le ir, . NN tpWea to mno,e up to chair. said "I'd hate to see the whole man at Thursday's meeting thing fail because we lumped said he has no doubts of the them together and fol ks didn't A million, March 5 bond need for all buildings, but that like one project" Issue ieferendum may be ap. the projects will probably be Kinibrough responded with a proved Thursday by Seminole offered as separate packages wary smile and I don't know" County commissioners anxious on the March Shallot, when asked If the state of the to get moving on construction of "We want to let the people na tion's economy might In. anewjail,asouth countycowj valuate each one of their in. fluence voter's minds the aividual needs," Kimbrough negati.e on the projects stry or . , By cHills NELSON Herald Staff Writer . r - 1111111111li, 0' , // 1~1,~% _, , rsic.1 W [IMP Vt J .* i \1k There is no compelling reason why we ob- January 1 as the beginning of a new calendar .10 . . ;1~ 1~' .~ . _~_ , serve , January I as the beginning of a new year than there s for the government to con% ., % ~Z %, ear. tinue using July 1 as the beginning of a new . .1 I * T ~ , , It matters not to the planet. as it makes Its fiscal year iust because, once %\ upon a time, appointed orbital rounds, at what point the Congresses finished their legislative work by 57M~m ~. I - Z, .% -0: ~17 1 . . -/ I ," 1 ,".. #0,t..* A 4 \ I 14 . I r ,..I 4y . I set(imporiant little creatures who cling to the end of June. , "' ' k i 1:~ V,~ I Fb i#, C .S... its surface say tha: one revolution of the sun 9 , New Year's Day also (ails hard upon Z# * _;....,-.'-. r-1 , . . -t has been completed and another begun. I Christmas 1 :em Day. Perhaps here is a clue to (tie . . N 10 o p-($'I The ancients, in their closeness to and de- reasoning behind otr calendar, if reasons I ~ 11. * . :: ~%#, . ilk - % % ,. ,, It we A ;, i ... ,-,...-~ r4 % ,1 I . I 1*-~, iwndence upon the cycles of nature, were ac- need. 91 . (,f. ~, . ' tuallv more sensible about this calendar busWith Christmas comes the memories of '''' '1 I irut'ss than we by marking each, new year Christmas past, that warm feeling of good : . ?\#, "Z. with the coming of spring and the return of will toward our fellows that always :,. ,- , i%i' :_k life to the land, or associating it with some manifests itself at this season and infects r. t . , . -.- —' ,)J1'i . • , / . other important seasonal event, such as the even the Scrooges among us, as well as a sort '\ .-t' ' ' / '':6 ',ti', flooding the Nile. I of summing up in our minds of what we have i' , ..,, It is only in relatively modern times that done, or failed to do, for ourselves and for -: •''rs- '' we have arbitrarily selected January I as others during the previous year. r- , r " , New Year's Day. The Julian calendar, which Some of that sentiment, that good will, that X. :' ,J., ,began its year on March 25, was, in (act, used resolve to do better in the coming year car, .. . • by Great Britain and its American colonies ries over for at least a week. All the bills, of ),• , WV.Z , . Volo until the middle of the 18th century, long course, carry over. 4 A . . \I.. ~ pot~! t,N' 'It after the rest of Christendom had adopted LJ A.#..7 . Perhaps titers it v highly appropriate that ;,t ' - L-, 6 f ,. the Gregorian or reformed calendar. . - 8. N our New Year's Day, which in all cultures We could argue that January I is a logical has been a time to straighten out old debts 'I, ; $-\ ' ç -('1101CC because it comes shortly alter the and make )lans and resolutions for the winter solstice, that point in the earth's orbit future, Should fall during the one period in , IA~ 1 .~XA ~? 4 ~ - . . , I , * _~ ;, * - 9 , .. , & , A$ . I.% '~ . I , f'-1 when the days slowly start growing longer in the year when we are most receptive to - "i >. .\ , , - , ,. *-~ ., the Northern Hemisphere, thoughts of a new beginning. However, this is purely happenstance. and Let the ast ronomers keep track of solstices ... % .'.7 . . ,!~% 7f . ~ . * . a. *I - 1. %., %, anyway, for those in the Southern and equinoxes and solar revolutions. New '(11-Z Hemisphere it means Just the opposite. that Year's [)ay, like Christmas, is something that 1. •--,; •.• the nights are growing longer and that sum- happens in the heart. And in every heart this %' : mer is ending—no particular cause for day is the same wish: : $ '_. celebration. May it be a Happy New Year. ..,-.. . . '•,. % -ve No, there is less reason for us to observe I. I'AI'I P --- H:'1u1pa: 488% ',.__t y 1i y. ,-.- '.i A "r q j' '-' ,1 ' t .' 65 , , '\ 1; I I (I NI El : '1 4 ': I 1* it -, . Bond Vote Okay Expected r orxei ta en lyy 5,000.000 gallons od were spilled in inland waters of the Southeast since 1971, said R4*m The %ast majority of the spills were due either to ncgligentt or to operator-type That Is enough fuel, he said, "to heat thousands s)f homes. Under the EPA's Spi ll vention Control and Counter- .-.-,,, S Ili%- Burkhart, Data Processing— Second Reading, Negotiate for Fuel—Emergency, Inspection of Portables and Auditorium at Lymivan Bight School. Ark., for duty with a unit of the Robert Burkhart, English Floor at Geneva, Uniform Tactical Air Command. Estates civic leader, will ad- Patches, Change in School Airmnmn Edwards Is a 1973 dress the board on school Time and Neighborhood Youth graduate of DeLand Senior boundaries. Corps High School. Old Business The board will then hear time second reading of a motion to New Business Items for Action— implement a data processing Staff Sgt. Budget And Finance—W.A. systetis in Seminole County James Salvoil schools. Teague, Consultant in Bus. & Eniergei-cy negotiations for Finace Budget Amendments; FT. BAKER, Calif.—Army fuel and a change in school time Personnel—Stewart Gatchel, Staff Sgt. James H. Salvall, 26, .jf Director Personnel son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. will also be considered at the Instructional imiecting. and Non. Salvail, 2522 Willow Ave., Instructional Recomrnend1iAGENDA Sanford, is serving with tions; [lids—Roger Harris— CALl, TO ORDER Headquarters, Sixth region, Director of Purchasing, 1. Food Army Air Defense Command, Invocation and Pleage of Bids, 2. Seminole High ['itching Allegiance Ft. Baker, Calif. Machine Machine Bid; Pupil Per. Salvail is a personnel ill C-111 Bracken—Director management noncommissioned Superintendent's report— of Adiii. Services Expulsions officer in the headquarters. William P. layer, Robert and Inventory Removals. ' rivalIM111:11F \ \ \I ~ I 9 seeb" A meawre Plan. an Sanford - fit Schoo.1 3 with the result mounting public complaints over sloppy and unreliable service, Vihien noted. itrniay's meeting will be the last step before calling a public hearing on the ordinance and the proposed franchise areas. L. z_ -, w according to commission chairman Sid Vihlin Jr. Seminole currently has 14 franchised firms operating in a collection pattern —I---... - .&. _Iw mechanic course conducted b the Air Training Command. The airman, now trained to flue Seminole County School Inspect and repair turbojet and Board will hold it special unt ti,rhi,. -. "isusv, is be ing session assigned to little Rock AFB, pin., Wednesday at 7:30 - S to shoot off thousands of fire- national convention in the About .5 per cent of all audits crackers as the New Year Windy City. Wind or no, crowds last y• resulted in some I I dawned, were ex pe cted to mass at Sta te change In P olice in East Berlin banned and Mad ison Str eets in the Loop IRS spokesmen explained the traditional fireworks for to usher in the New Year with their auditing procedure after " New Year's Eve. East German shou ts a nd hornblowthg. special congressional report fidais further dampened bollCleveland's Mayor Ralph showed that a high proportion day plans by refusing to extend Perk, trying to outdo Times (CO't from page 1) supply yet. of the 700 persons named on open working on general visitors' passes through the Square, ordered a special dime called White House enemies number of patrol cars cruising WIit's Amoco at 25th Street maintenance and tires, they ran wall from West to East Berlin fare to bring celebrants by rapthe streets. The department and Sanford Avenue also Out of regular fuel Friday and beyond midnight. lists were subjected to audit said it expected Those who _______________________ more gas reported an early closing today high test Saturday. They will planned to remain overnight probes, even though the lis ts in ROEBI ( themaelveswcre not urn$idered at 4 p.m., and would remain close at 5 p.m. today and East Berlin with relatives and N Valley Forge noco, in both shut Tuesday. A spokesman remainclosedNewy .77 01111"OT11 by the tax agency. .I•302 toot AM ear 'sDay. friends were faced with payAltamonte and Casselberry, P IEVINI$ (t000IHO there said they still had gas, but II. B. Owens Gulf station, 1219 meats of up ¼ Beautifully styled with General Electric's new up.. to 20 marks for the said they would close for the ?11 j .ere awaiting word on a ParkAvenue,whileatsoclong extra day's stay. swept cooktop that's so easy to keep clean! Hi-speed ____________________ loliday, as did H&W Sunoco, possibleprieehikeortptoeight Tuesday and its regular 6p.m. Cairod" surface units with accurate pushbutton Longwoo In New Orleans, crowds bed , and Rick's Fern li Aid cents a gallon. time today, reported a controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size 'good gan gathering over the wk Park Exxon. The Herald h'leamed today supply" of &iiis. but no word IV 9 OVTI fcaturcs nosm-till fr hst h been blUed as the Viilliarns Amcco Service, i and oven door that's I that U.S. eneigy bead William their January supply. Ik I I £ I C .• world's largest New Year's Eve '?y)!c f'C, '.!. '-92 and lkc .I$,efl ar) I I I I I I Boulevard said while they had E. Simon said service stations The American Automobile party a nighttime contest in 1 In will be allowed to hike gasoline Association MA in Wash-. Tulane Uni .ersity's Sugar Howl received January's gasoline prices by one cent per gallon between Notre Dame and allotment, they would close ur egory UUIMP of reduced allocations, the service stations in the area Alabama. Officials said they OPeflMOn.thruFri.a.m,.$p.m._co,, early today 0i around 7 p.m. Kiddy's Standard station, 100 were open today and added that expected the previous at- 6th & MIe 522 PARK flIAI i') tCIi Sanford, Fla. _______________________ and remain closed New Year's North French Avenue, Sanford, some of the stations which were Day. said they would be observing open had no gas to sell. ATLANTA, Ga. iAP) - A ry HANTOUL, Ili.—Airman Jerry N, Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. If. ('drlt(}a 1 Iward u( % ,,,, -.._.1 £JCUd,,,; ••Chanutc, AFB, Ill., from th e U.S. Air Force jet engine ,__ • Monday. Jan. 7, 7 p.m. Joint Ilmeeting to work out Final details of the ordinance, and hope to "unveil" details of the exclusive collection areas, — - Franchises Garbage I SPECIALISTS IN W -- : - PROTECTION, INC. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tendance record of sligh tly . id transit to the Ohio city's WASHINGTON (AP) - The -. _ V From Tunes Square to Tra- der 85,000 would be broken. average taxpayer who fears w a Public Square for a New Year's ' . talii Square, from fireworks. that d simple rnist.al c on his in Los Angeles, where foot. bash with bands, singers, danc.. blazing Honolulu to horn blow bilI iiid roses are the tradition Ing In the streets, food and 173 tax return will subject him _____ ing Paris, the world prepares to al themes for New Year's Day, pri zes. to a troublesome and costly au. bring in the New Year with nighttime carousing was cx_Ii,1rS dii doesn't have much to worry . . i j r traditional revelry. pected to be somewhat inhibAlthough many celebrations ited by an ongoing police crack. But LI he Is the kind of " W . -___ ___ =-~ _____ __1 1 Cap * _z_ __ -, k~~ were expected to be suLdue,d by down on drunken driving. ~--T. I payer whose name is likely to I worldwide inflation and short An off icial said the fuel crisis appear on a White House . ag rnemies list, he has greater es of fuel, the outlook in might cut down the crowds for - / 7,. :;z1 1.'va many of (he world's capitals the ' cause for concern. .. Tournament of Roses pa W th ~ i e __ . ,g .11 ws for New Year's Eve (un.as- mdc and Rose Bowl game in Internal Revenue Service au _____ usual if :.... .2. dii guns largel) run b) corn Pasadena, but crowds were al — . In New York s Times Sq uare, ready assembling. ' puter — are aimed at those tax where te brightest lights juive -._ .- . _____._______ returns showing the greatest CRASH BLOCKS BRIDGE been dimmed for weeks to save A military observance was 1 potential for yielding substanTRA FFIC WAS blocked for an hour Saturday night on the antiquated tlwy will tial additional tax reevenue. ?'Y ilannelln Bu:nos Aires, where 0 again SR 415 Osteen Bridge when a car driven by r die crowds of cele- Argentine President Juan Per- I _ _____ The IRS last year audited Marion, Ohio man - - ___ _~ _,~ brants that traditionally gather n was to preside over cerernoonly about 1.8 million returns crashed into the side of the center span to avoid striking two motorthere. nies honoring newly promoted out of 78 million filed - but U cylists. State troopers said Harold E. Grossner, 47, was treated for 1dj- were expected to generals, admirals and briga_.-t— audits resulted in an additional head injuries after the car was wedged across the narrow wood and pour into Traf.!gar Square for diers, . $5.1 billion lax libility. metal bridge. Wrecker crews extricated the auto, which caught fire the traditional plunge into the _~;~~ In Chicago, planned celcbra- 01 a'hat's an average of about Pi 1ifU'r t he o1lt 'lrjrju1 to ltnrcsr , tnunh'n iiti c r r Nv! nn ulun. ._.._.) t 11: ., ... ---. -. ilotcis and restaurants in and dance at the Pump Hooni of $10 and mistakes a re the brownedutcity were for the Ambassador East to a New likely to bring an I RS agent to I casting big ds crow . Year's Eve rally by the Young the door, even though U IRS In Honclulu, revelers planned Socialist double Alliance, holding its all athmec. Monday, Dec. 31, 1973-3A 10 _______ ~'~. .~ -1 .- 1 ___ 1 €' f -.- -- - -- i .--: -------..-----..-"----.-._ ZIP NO. - -- 848.0, with declines outpacing advances by about a 13 margin on the Big Board at the close of I a week of substantial gains. ,, (p BEA HUGHES 834 9212 Sanford . SANDRA RAWL INS 834-9212 Casselberry except Saturday and Christmas Da y by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Ph, 32711. SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 921? Forest City Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. HILDA RICHMOND 6" 5867 Deltona Subscription Rates by Carrier Week SSc Year *21*1 (~j~111111 - ORLAP400EAS'I Las: COiOflIIDr,ve. F- / I I I MELBOURNE,/WEST IWESTORLANDOICASSELBERRY JIORLANDO I I Ii,It:çotk m ,',t (CiOn; Or / SANFORD /K1SSIMMEE WINTER HAVEN Pi nhay l 9 ,°d PAS BI vine St ,it I Oio Prih Of C v"-' P,-r r Ala- I rn, Orargc A.J Art jt 8I,o A,e c, arndens 8Id on U (Crntr /DAYTOp4ABEAC,i D.y'onaMamm R & Voius,a f? 97) -- — I -- - ==-= -. =-=-'--=---- - J-- -_r =-=-=---= -- - .-=----- - �______.............- .'-.- ----.- .- 'r 4 A— The Sanford Herald - - Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 Leaders Have The Sanford Herald I -------- Misgivings - - -.-.- Monday, onday, Dec. 31, 1973-5A ' -- Superspy 4 ( American-Soviet Deten - - te - w And Doctor Sharnns w - • • u Missing Man X !# . I- as pec ts of the policy, appear to be headed by Mikhail Suslov, the 70-year-old Stalinist theoretician, Kirilenko and Mazurov apparently had much to do with constructing the recent Soviet Middle East policy, suggesting that Brezhnev hoped to in.sure the prospective benefits of the detente while also reasserting Soviet influence in Egypt and Syria. The Russians poured armament into those two countries without which their new battle venture would have been impossible. Shelepin, whose political difficulties had been keeping him in the shadow, emerged in a recent speech a convert to Brezhnev's thinking, his H 1514 14, _# .. PF 1 w hi' Jack Anderson By WILLIAM 14. RYAN AP Special Correspondent American leaders show signs of misgivin;g about the U.S,-Soviet detente in the light of rc cent waves of crisis, but they're not alone. Th e Kremlin leaders seem jumpy too, as if debat e over that policy had sharpened considerably a late. One source of Moscow jitters may be a fea r th at the October Middle East war and its con sequences endangered Leonid I. Brezhnev' 5 smiles campaign. If detente blew up, th e Sovie t Communist party chief would be vulnerable ttJ criticism from a faction that evidently has has major reservations about the nw posture al a I ng. As is often the case, the present argumen seems to pit conservative Stalinist hardliner against the more venturesome new breed in th party leadership. The Middle East even ts served as a sort of Cayt. m2'cing the lineup of the twc sides in the debate emerge more distinctly. !ct, 'f dl ft.t h h:ppt:t'd - mce (fttber - the war, the heavy strains on NATO, the near• panic over energy in Europe and Japan. the big -. remarks a faithful echo. On the other hand, Suslov, another recent speech-maker, far short of unreserved en. (lOrSeiflent. lie seemed to take pains to remind Brezhnev's group that the party chief himself in the past had warned that peaceful coexistence didn't imply toan end to the ideological war. Suslov judged detente all right to a point but warned it must "not mean cessation of the international class struggle." lie insisted that ''the nature of capitalism has not changed" and that certain ''reactionary forces" hoped to force the U.S.S.R. into absurd concessions for the sake of the detente. 0 . V .& •4 I1Ir I ,Ir'l Pvitir,- II.iJTL.TT J 11k ' -II) !, Found In iIitiife 1 4 The chiatrist. the buglng of colWA Sill Nt; To N %%'title Ilii u st' ordered I-' 11111 fl I St J oe Kraft. tile a. il-arii Hunt. its resident tempt to discredit the Kenne dys. the going-over the plum . SiliHip. iii &'iinduvl a secret hers gave my own Operation vestlatiiin. in May 1972. of , )J - "' ::..::"# 04. p a $0,1004L ego 'IIS•",i.i '. S ,.t;. •..q. ____ q\'. 'I I1. " 4 p .- - It r 11 ! NEW YEAR'S DAY 10-7 Mental Unit - . . 'I-' c ' '; - (•'' ' . & . ' SALE CONTINUES THRU WED. I T( I ; U1'EtJ DAILY 11 TO ti Cuban exile Pbs SI• and other publicized "MIS__ """, __.,J0 'It it . MIAMI BEACH, Ha. APi Sion Imroisibk' escapades - iliortLil Hospital, recognized S:, q , ti "s, f.,'_ ... Th i st ll haven't exhausted e unidentified old man who him, Mrs. Sitko was at hoae, so usted I he III' siibjet'l of the scrutiny had been field in a mental ward she called nurse Mamie Brown •-'''r-" I )r. Kor uflii' iluert as. secreic buried in the deepest ,."; - ..-"4 .'Y" —\.-. r.,,--.-. 1 111 Itfor a week lay listlessly ______.çL in whose reputation is lmpec('a lilt's at 1600 Penns y lvania his at the hospital. She said she was I 10 k LII 1J bed, then a nur se showed him a sure "the little man in the straw' A hit' Vii citutidenlial White AVtI1LI(b. i'd.', . - 'It Polirnwe Both Colson and house documents show that nt'ispaper photo of an elderly hat" was the man In the plc. ,# li, %01% % 'itiian. Tears caine to his eyes turt'. tilt' Undercoser hunt was Malek told its tht' cannot _ 'r I!JIJ . : remember hluertas name or I urni'd loose (Ill film. and he cried "Mamma, main- Mrs. Brown showed the ph - 4. ".1' ! . k - t 'bb P**. . -__ ;_ ____________________ rita," The probe was directed by Martitiiotos menio. li -;'-•u'k-,. , tograph of the ltosennns to k"' .' llt'!ui,w Faiorid The Prt'sione (if President Nixon's stall Minutes later, Rebecca Rose. the old man in the bed. He -.," dent's pal. lkJw Heboto, sold assistants. in an, 70, who had sat by her Marumoto. who was paid bsome land to the federal ~ 6 I tt'eptione for a week, learned pointed and began to cry. hospital administrator Bob I lit' taxpit'rs to find jobs government in 1969 for liii' her husband Eddie was '.i. " i• • well Zthtkiri said police brought PEOPLE OF all ages can join in the fight to and grants (of' worth y Hiscane National Monu. Disclosure BringC No Accolade s and would soon be returning to ltoseniiian to Jackson the day Gaskins do their part for the March of Dimes by fllt'flt. III' received an over. Spiunisti.Arni.ricans prevent birth defec ts, Left to right, Shauna her, ('V)'LF NEW S collecting pop bottl rumotu mentioned the the-appraisal .settlement or: es and turning in the %%h e ther tie Could h r five The average average Citizen Eddie Roseninan's strange alter he disappeared Zlatkiri Schumacher, Kiln Koerner, Derek Tangeman, Even d said htosenmari couldn't talk one 12.4-acre parcel and a Investigation in a •finhlll('?lPresident Nixon is reported L;.-ally take such a tax rilizevi who makes 110.000 or t'vt'rythIn the President thu proceeds to the special MOD fund set up at Kurt Schumacher interlude bevan Dec. ?-1when lie and Poster Child ,Ijiri I 1 iii pJn! '4! that ln li,iI hij t ,i:1 t I Itinunt .1 iii thir ta I:' i k- ±n tin. Lii uIr urd l),1 1"lr)rj(l'i State fttnk f Sanford, t:uI t1s 1fc of O years d I.I\ di: h:i . It R,ttic[cil Iit iiti him, al though Mrs. ltusemnan disdiisut-e iii personal financial White llnusc miles Chaiks 77-acre tract lie Owned ii - 'ulie people are not likely to out hiHik kindly on the wealthy lIrtanciil nest with the help of goodbye and left for a 10 minutesaid j ui affairs during his years in the applaud anyone who triples his utilizing the tax laws to ' her husband carried a will. Cuban a nil Etect Ma hek jointly with three others. In stroll, lie wore the redhanded avoid millionaire cronies, and that's r7 : './ F' -LPri#i'4Pt let White "had Ho with ward Hunt check out contrast, neighboring proidentification when lie 1 has not brought net worth while tn public uiuici payui even as much as the nutativiIiur th .'.'.,''-',l , !' u I1( -° ..I riSt!aw ht that mba.si • is on •- , p •. . - -. to do r .i. ,' -----... --..... .t' . . 'F . c i$_ 'i4I_.1 .. -. 'i:.' it'it lutti, ii u .u.. .4 - ,.--------i ,.. -. 'familiar figure among the I es of the Cuban Medical Uoc- ed to us they received single, notice from Washington: Put up or shut up on Zialkin said itoseninan had ii iflflI iCildatiofi. • I. I 7 1. elderly pe tars in Exilt'' l;ururiiotut retakeit'orleave'it oilers that ople who came to live $176 rolled up in a yarmulke ,;t''""-i detente. That is, show by your actio ns th at the Tluv financial disclosure was TJTUSVII.LE, Fla. tAP) - Kennedy Space Center using in. Can LI in the sun. ff detect the heat given off by The body of another Titusville ported cryptically 1k added were far below the appraisal Police trying to solve a dozen (rated Iskullcap) that was stuffed into a good iiiuic. It lays the cards policy means what it says a bout th e "mutual photography equipment i decomposing body 0 values that Hunt if . had submitted a his trousers pocket, u'ii the table for all to see and missing persons reports say a found woman Nancy Gary, 18, was benefits" of peaceful coexistence. When he did not return, Mrs. eight more "hot s po ts" report to logo,: Saturday, offi If 4, him. Pr iiIrg,' cers said the found in the same area Dec. 10, _________ We should end the series of news ?.latkin said Rosenmuan search of an area where four ltu'seninan said, that could have been bodk3, but skeleton found in If Moscow won't or cannot do that, the detente tuasu,' hi't'ri Inundated with Hunt Was Huss an orange [loth had been shot in the head. ground opened ,,!t was like the seemed incoherent and was reports lroi ii a varIety at decomposed f°nialc bodies a search of those areas turned f grove las and he fell into listed '_______ has a c ha nce of blowing up. If that happens, was a busy time for citizen complaints that the t s-rek had been idensources that presented the On Christmas Day, a group of it.,, in the hospital as an were found would be dis. up nothing ':sm" I new, a Brevard tified as that of Sharon Mary children found the who was running military brass use govern. Iii some in high Kremlin spots might be quick to 'ril'tifi'ti white' male continued If no more corpses County President's financial sitution skeleton of Eddie Itosenman has been sheriff's department ______ around in a silly CIA mt'nt cars and drivers to haul wig WInier, 14, of Titusville, who accuse the Brezhnev group of risking too much Carolyn Jan Bennet, 17, who unable to speak are d,isovered by the end of the spokesman piecemeal and perhaps with more than a said Sunday, carrying out he'avi around their wives and I had been missing since Nov. 5. had be en missing from her few for too little. week. iii,c misinformation. ______ The Infrared film is sensitive words since he suffered a r!w& Used Vatergate duties against children. Spot checks have The body of Paula llamric, home ill nearby However, we can understand An aircraft from the nearby Ii', temperature differen The existence of two distinct Kremlin factions, Minis since strike soil te time ago. His if e Army & Civilian Boots fiew sIfl, t'ii t)emocrat .s alit) cii n fir rued some ces and 22, sas found iii a ditch Nov. 25. o of t lit' Nov. 11. man)- reasons liv we don't at least with regard to foreign policy, has been a feared he IIiiI!ht hat'u' ti, tried Ulls\nlpattiet IC Republicans charges. For example. ;t'n ______ I tear a flood of pi.iblic cheers go - 11 1. --'4'- ' I '%' 't _______________ 'I - --~, d.f'~ 'JI" --I _ __ _ return to visit the Old Montelie is flow M'rvtfl time for his Creighton Abrams. the Arrn' matter of speculation in the \Vest ever since ,1 . up for Mr. Nixon in the wake of pa i r fiore Cemetery in New York role in I hit' Watergate break- chief. sends his daughter iit Brezhnev floated his detente, by which he hoped Tremendous Valv7, Er hits iction: City where their daughter, in and conspiracy.. an exclusive girls' school in or Work And to reap fat economic benefits fir the U.S.S.R. ourist __________________ - 11w disclosure was not Pearl, was buried 38 years ago. 1 Dr fluertas was turned Alexandria, Va. Along with Hunting . As of the moment in the Communist party's I(;__________________ really voluntary; it was in. _________________________ over to Hunt for investigation some schoolmate's, she is A local newspaper carried a _____ __ aa itiir,'I h" r"I - '.to,I' member ruIin Politburo Rrpihnw iti!1 cn.tpc 4 Q Y.N/ 'ft diftlUl iHv time ttw tuOafl CtiduIIereUtu$nUt,Aflscflo4)i .-, i:ii duO p. wgrapti about \ \ the P1C5s regarding the to have the upper hand wi th his supporters inphysician came to Wahing• every day in a military staltoseniiian's disappearance in President's finances. ______________________________ f ton to visit with Organization tion wagon. At the -same time, cluding such men as A. P. Kirilenko, K. T. So nday's edit ions, and Dorothy - 14 4 MIAMI (AP) A 1&year.okl otics There are conflicting ;:,'I of :nit'rIcan State's foreign the Pentagon is cutting back or implements were Sitki,, a nurse' at Jackson Mi' Mazurov, Alexander Shelepin and pe r ha ps Canadian tourist died ap- found. opinions as it, whether Mr. i1 I I—"l'-.-.'4," ,i'-'.. ___________ ministers He fuel for essential military also dropped t President Nikolai Podgorny. parentlyirdialinga spray can of Emergency Landing ' 1'" Nixon was jii.stilied in taking the White House to see operations, 1,'.'-- S-~P.~,: f 'VIS INE deodorant, The doubters, who seem unhappy with some police said Sunday. I l)r, Peter I.ardiz.abal, assist. ______________________________________________ _________ sinue of the tax exemptions he _____ Fsuh Story Last June, we Marunioto ~,r. ; ,~-~- '.T . %. _____ I III '''.'r'4 TALLAHASSEE, William Barnet Khiger of Tant Dade County Medical EsFla. AP Pilot David Saunders, a ''' "I tuik, including II(it paying U .-s Dr. Huertas recalls the' reported that the National -:'-."' 27-year-old state employe living in Tallahassee, ronto was reported nnissir.g aminer, said medical expert_s California state income taxes, cnco1nter. he mentioned the Aquarium was compelled to ..,.. -6 - .'..:t---71, ~ Wednesday by his parents, uIII engineered a sale touchdown the hard way Sunday night, suspected inhalation of the de' I . even though tie votes In that need for a grant to build a spend a tenth of its meager On Saturday, police said, the usrng Interstate 10 as his landing strip. 44orant caused Khiger's death. medical Th,jp sta te and it's his home base. facility for Cubans in budget to provide exotic Fish __________ E1" boy's body was found on the Saunders became lost on a return flight here from But he said toxological tests . Miami. Marumoto. in turn. nifor the pampered puobahs of lie's left it up to a congressional :--_________ Daytona Beach, roof of the apartment house would not be completed for ses'losing all TELEPHONE references in i th e evening's sited Iluertas to attend government. The taxpayers, Ii committee to niake a decision ; \'' where 322 2611 overcast skies. the family had been vaeral days. -several receptions being for 831 9993 in whether he owes any adheld example. supplied former _______ 300N FRENCI-IAVE, rationing. Alter circling in th e city's residential areas for more than There have been a number of SANFORD, FLA 32771 connection with the OAS Vice President Spiro Agne% ihitional tax. — a half hour meetings . Saunders was guid Under the body police found a cases around the country, Larwith _.çi ed sia Is FURNITURE Kissing Gourarnis radio by police and and 1k reduced his tax liability 2 vP 4 ~ \ — WALTER A GIE LOW, Editor and Publisher C41 spray can of deodorant, Dr fire officials to 1.10 where car . Iluertas inlpulsivu'lv White house press secretar clizabal said, of youngsters who and truck headlights lit a treiiiendicly by regarding gift 'a . . .,. SALES ,l iv Investigators said re-fused Iii go, stretch of th e Ronald hi saving th e death die, their lungs virtually frozen WAYPIED DOYLE ghway blocked off for him, he didn't Ziegler with Bleeding if his vice presidential papers -_____ Advertising Director & Associate Publisher want to attend an OAS (uric- Heart Tetras As a result of gave the appearance of a fatal Lifter inhaling the contents uuf '?"' •. 0 as a charitable contribution. WY. 17.92 CASSELBERRY ..-•-i_ lions until he could go as overdose of drugs but no natpressurized spray Cans. our column, the National FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager There is a question whether owr Pot' Haul Burned represe ntative ofa free Cuba Aquarium has now been i:h papers are the property of - -__________________________ t".':i. - ,? JOHN A SPOLSKI, A5SOitt EOIIO In retrospect, he told my asso• authorized to phase out it, ____________________________________________________________ the individual or (if the . ii ________ l ate Les Whitten rue(ully door-to-door fish service. All I is TALI.AHAS.SEE, Eta. tAPi--. Florida L'epartxnent of gujvu.'rrntlerit, Congress; changed DAVIDA. BRYANT t.'' : WINIFRED F. GIELOW Law Enforcement officials spet the weekend burning 25 'Ma rumoto must have Iish'tank holders have been J."-:;',,'"''. . the law to forbid taking A;. MJnaqin9 Editor Comptro!ier _______ liiuiught, 'Whit-p N this uv, ans- notified by letter that ''thu tons of Colombian marijuana worth a bout $20 million. % 1 deductIons for such gift.s about c' a - ,. - - l Th e po t was confisc at ed Christmas Eve and officials maintenance of t'xishr JRICHARDS ,'1 the bine Mr. Nixon completed DEWEY ROBINSON Dinner Insitatlon said it was the biggest marijuana seizure in United S ta tes aquariums will he discuin ,.,',. Sports Editor '"c'..' has transaction, soit is unCirculation Manage r As Marumutu recalls the' tinued." history. 'i,;,; fl( I'M AN EtMGgD 5PEC%ES ..';.,'.'i''-,' ''r-'c- ' incident he received a call Spanzh 'Jut Ride The 555th JANE CASSELBERRY -A ROY GREEN fi Of cials burned th from Charles Colso's of(ie Air Force Hand, a reserve e marijuana to an Incinerator at a Cow'fy Fd'to. F-'" - 'A-A' ' - c: Advertising Manager asking about an Invitation to unit of the Ohio Air National paper mill In Perry, about 50 miles southeast of Tallahassee. Dr hluertas to attend an alit- Guard, recently returned DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLESHAYS 1jl,"; -iui dinner. The (olson aide from a two-week tour of Soc iety Editor Mechanical Supt Faces Cold Dark Days William Troelstrup, FDLF: director, said a court order uggestet1 that Hunt eti.'ck Spain Although It may sound ,1,J,'I( •. to burn the marijuana was obtained Saturday. The pot out flit-physician. Marumoto like a Spanish Joy ride. it was -, I"-j. • 1 — (()l'LEY NEWS '.j .ur'I ,u!fitul ti fttl'-, I1htNtrial CHRIS NELSON .''l 4 .. 'Yi,.,' ... RALPH HAYS .11141 Ii ih had be en stored at the Leon ('otmtv Fairgrounds in calh,-d hunt to his uifli t':', gati' anything but. The band m.'ni1tdt't tsar are' t '5 Magazine Editor IILItiiufLs t iirking tu'ge'thu,'r rather Comp Room Fcv'ernan threatening to extinguish it Tallahassee Since us seizure, him the doctor's name 1i rid hers sat on wooden beaches iking listed by the Arabs as -r than separately could surely Shorten .iltugettit'r. - :, later received a written re' on aerial refueling planes for :-,.---'- - -•''friendly'' to their cause has not BILL VINCENT, JR., ilis, ii,,,,, IUU Ii'•...i...,_.i........ RAY STEVENS UVV0i JitW OWl purl .iarumo (ioesnt inc trans-Atlantic trip. saved Britain from a cutback in oil Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman and energy sources and the Th British above' all should remember what hunt re. They rushed around in an 1~1friuni the Middle East. Coupled with tec'tinohuugv to use them more cire:nembt'r %% hat brought that ported, except that it was old bus to perform good will Reported siliat iiiust be the most shortsighted SUBSCRIPTION RATES ficiently Japan and Europe have relationship int" being. It was the summed up in one or to concerts. On the way to Home Delivery SSc Week action ever taKen by a labor union 12 lOMot,thmore " tit gaiii froiii such an linking iii America and Europe in a pages. Toledo. Spain. the band's bus III 706 Months $ 30 I Year a slowdown of coal miners at a The discovery of the Huer- cugtit fit e and their instru' ruiltuiiion cause against the' Axis arrangement than the United States, iuuiiiwnt of critical national need for int'niv in World War II, when "hose reserves of fossil fuels tiiakt las episode raises the specter merits went up in flames . By Mail In Florida Same As Home Delivery fuel the energy crisis has brought IiritLIiIi was under siege of another .self-sufficiency in energy if realistic of dozens of other unreported Down but not out, the merry the darkest days to the British since probes which may have been military musicians borrowed ,6tI Other Mail 11770 Month 6 Months 1)6 7 MIAMI (AP) A corporation goal withiuti a decade. Such a goal is I,intl 'Flu' Arabs have r,oW ninth' it 7 mi) 132 10 this iiaine'v," Gurney said of the 'he Nall blitz, ca rried out by the WhiteilictfUflie'nls some ironi local htt t clear that war is Out tilt, but'ui by Sen. Edward Guntar lo ft' o titu te, if attauiabk at all, allegations. U S Postal Regu lations provide trial all mail subscriptions it was thus appropriate that House' underc o ver "plum- high schools students, to meet 'lily %ii ay a nation's survival can he iwy, It-Fla., -VIa,, and two aides used 'or Europe and Japan. However, The Herald said Sunday that be paid in advance Tetary of State Henry Kissinger hers" -squad at the whim f their 'hey ne mo y collec ted from Florida can never threatened. call their future their remaining commit' Entered is sr'cond class matter August 2 2 l9Cj at th( Putt Williams, using Oxnard acwas before a l,onduiiu audience when anonsous Nixon staff assis- merits. Then they returned an Office of Sanftvd. F!oda 32711 own as long as they remain as Federal housing Authority count checks, paidgardener gaener The United State's is proposing a tanis' I.e ath'anced his proposal that stihtierable as they- are today to another aerial refueler, sitbuilders For the the senator's $85 a month to maintain the No part of any material, news or advertising of this edition of techirilugicjl anti industrial alliance' Clearly, the break-in at ling for IS hours on wooden Westeris Europe-, Japan and the personal and political benefit, lawn of Gurney's Winter Park curtailment of fuel supplies frtiin The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner for iiations caught in the web of Daniel United States of America xxul their El Is berg's f). benches. foreign sources. The Miami Herald says. home. without written permsson of t he publisher of The Herald dependency run Middle Eastern oil. tak'ot and resources for a combined Mr Kusinger In its Sunday editions, the clearl) Is trying Ii' Any ind,vadua or firm responsible for such reproduction will Reports of fund raising irre. l hose Oations are fighting for their 1 assault on the energy problem. '11w be considered as infr.ng,n on The Heralds Copyright and Herald said Oxnard. Inc., was gularuties on behalf of Gurney nourish the flame of the "special independent-c, even if the enemy has fuel shortage has become a cruel will be held hobe for damage under the law formed by Gurney and aides are under grand jury investiga. relationst'ip" between the United laken the' forni of idle i'll tankers Published d1i', and Sundays except Saturday twist .1 the knife for Britons whose States and Europe. It has t)eell Larry Williams and Jun (;root, lions in Jacksonville and rather than advancing arriiit's, ccaoin was already staggeritig flickering ever since the Coinnit,,i Miiiui. Thp Hero'd a member of t he Associated Press which is friii strikes, inflation and a rising Market began seeing itself as an President Nixon has given the The paper quoted tininamel entitled exclusively to the use tr reproduction Cif all the local trade deficit. e'eunkiiiilc (curie in its own right. ne',. printed in th' newspiper Milk, Project Independence (ii our sources in reporting that OxIna practical sense Mr. Kissinger Soviet detente, problems in the nard "was used as a conduit for 'hive for i'ricrgs self.sufficienm'y in wa-. rutakut,' Europe an offer it ran North -\tlaiutii 'Front', 0 rgantiu ti tin., liii. vnte'ngti.uI dce-de, payoffs fnuui Florida EllA boulders" but said its sources Herald Area Correspondents did not detail Oxnard's ti.0 t I hiu'v were' hi.i cdlv Ili lilitil u mn'nt ii a ni'r from the' students. relationship to the builders. z Oakley But this "ev idence*" seems inadequate' to the larger ques' Longwood Black Community We're heading into another year, and hope that your wishes tions involved. I#i The herald previously has nowill turn into 'r 11 H,,t i. WJiu't tier or not I hi' n (thu Guy .J attics Ithods acted reality, that you get the things you want out t. ,. ixrted that $300,000 fit Uiii'c22 of life, that you and your wrongly in sending the National Guard to the campus, he / Kent: do the times ported donations was raised by family will enjoy the BETTER things of life. May we, at our Bank, do all we was responding to the appeal of the mayor of Kent, whose Williams from builders seeking ' ** * *' city had for two days been in a state of turmoil, with bands of Bear Lake- Forest City can to help you on the Road to Happiness. And, may we with you a most ns 4 justify the Lake Monroe Gurney's influence with EllA students - and nonstudents - rampaging both on the cam&rIceSpinks Happy and Prosperous Nev Year, 372 2411 projects. pus and in the downtown area. )I 0062 ; , i . The horror of Kent State was frozen for all time in the . ,--. I The whole countn' was fit turmoil in May 1970. Studenk' Gurney, in if Dec. 6 televised ptirflumiraph of an anguich,'qj girl knou'hin1' tb. uht'n11uufl'trn!,,rs f haul -hiit uij ii 'ur:iu' 300 canipuse in laws (4 nIt'rcnce, uk'miied kmiuwl. uric' response to President Nixon's invasion of Cambodia, Anti' Geneva . I Deltona. DiBiry .? ' '1*W& ` "' edge (if illegal fund raising and i For many Americans, that one picture symbolized the tra- war people were taking the law into their own hands, ,''1, Stavia and Enterprise u— — gedy (at better than any amount of words could, as no doubt i' r", blamed Williams for anis' and all ! just i lab or not, or' setting the .siag' liii L: //athieu, this kind of mindFar-c!f' 111 The Atlantic Banks help I it will continue to do tar every generation to come. wrongdoing. TA - 'I' -*. % • ess tied' that happened to take place at Kent State, 34' 5701 t?t383 It also symbolized a much larger tragedy It ' ''I never received it dime of befell unth'rstandabht' that the parents of the slain studcnts 1Wii T, Castle America during the bitter years of the Vietnam wa, rv want to have the full truth est t'snrniichi'tI ,ilvmiit thn a blish ed •,. aiiriy nmericans lorget. U they ever knew, that the girl to circumstances surrounding the killing of their children. 1% 4 "I'd" t 'A'-. ; I I n4uurot ac tionsof Inc guardsmen alone, would )") 4, I Mrs Clarence $nde, '1111"W1111111,30 0 a Liza Baker any kind. She was a 15'year-old runaway from1orjda who be to ignore' the long train of es'e()hs the rice' of the youth 3 37? W happened be on the scene at Kent State hx'caeise, at that culture anti the clm'ug MO 'flp, ,he ant iw;ir and aiiti'i'stahjhis'-', particular moment during those' days when America .... .. -u.', •,, - -"I New in Ihe area? seemed fluent nomads, the runawav the campus takeovers. flit. di'CFLi It, be coming apart, (hat was "where the action was" -' Winter Springs fiance of authority, the flirtation with revaluation - the Alto monte Sprsng Now, after three years. a federal grand jury in Clevelaad Nancy Booth 1 wi'ole' climate of the times which culminated in Kent State. J Elda Nichols Coil 8316370 is looking into the killing of four Kent State students and The "/1 gmrimen 37? 6735 were the contemporaries I 838 ?992 of the students. woundinq of 11 thcrs h' Ohio National Guardsmen and "at '' %'shat goaded them into such rash action' What caused tlu'mn % the' pi 'Ut ul uric' f the slain students, ''the-re to hook upoti ;:;tant, lacele crowul of stuidt'nts as the means I column by 2 in for a warm wekome hop' that justice might he done." Cselberry Fern Park enems - Tk., 0110*1 vito till chs. Too small for an ad to Justice? tertainus, if esidenec is disclosed indicating that Tanglewood. E. Estates Who'are the guilty Member The Atlantic Group of Banks In I,,: onh those who actually fired the ri Voliim• I..p ourd'vqs-fruh ft05obc' some of the guardsme'ni conspired to fire i nil i'erirninatdy lies, or also those who contributed to a be noticed or effective? GoJde.rod Eastbropk to your. . Member F.D,I.C. situation in which the "Guess what!! don't kiow WI-IA T my yovt Ron# pie$Cvepbonio fcI.td $ a into a crcwd of students, those involved should be brought to need to resto"e order combined with 838 2992 score was and Ynu're reading this one! -- con tnt? 191 qssqisly and low, low trial. The photographic evidence alone strongly -suggests stupidity ar (ear to produce tragedy? human weaknt',4s or the Score card is missing!" - prominent -- - , " I . ---- ES 1 was ______ 'I ,' -,. ._- ,r:.. -., ,.,,, .--- 1i1 i _" , :.'' `- -. President Disappointed I I, 4- pays. ', .- . ., - ' ' . I #-,' ing __ ._ - ... - vi . Rrevorlirl R''41 ., 11 i , ' _. ' I 1' I .' , ;%' ' _________ ________ - _________ _________ BATH'01L ( .-,.•,. ,,' News _____________ I Inhales S- T Florida __ VY I. *iWS Un miami KOOTTOp Briefs I .;i - after L ______ '.- 1J - _______ ______ ________ - /t r~,! , _____ vr.;,-,. 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' that ---------- ,,,., g;i ':•'.'. - -'''',' r IIUII%lilI' E.._. _4_ J to kt- 1x2 ' - ''------ -, - Sà nfurbAflantic .F"nf jou a 1I 1 3'an - ,S-SS -rS4S -4-, --- ,--.====S'_S--S= ---.-- --- __ ____.1 ____ ~ ___ - - - :--- - I - — - - .T_r = , INANANT-OfflAU-10 __ pnçq - Fal - .,'- ''.'::-"''' I,- I Castle" -= - - - - -'4 --=4 -', "-4 -= ='--- -=4 i__ ___ -E_--- - - $ . -- — '-'' - - ' �__ Roman Pantheon] - T ACROSS --'-- I God of war 45 Aiihieved S God of the ower 46 God of fire SOManfrom l U iteni 55. ibersan river 56 i'lav b' ( jpe k 16, k e e p dreams Better to act Sw (t Who WI *ll Be Seminole County ' s First Arrival In to N- mirself, pa)', 1974? aL4U Of C Sec 117) h tiN Tfl,.4-N. V. $ewj $t. 1. --,I - '1~ CONTEST RULE$ - - 1;%n Itt'G(1F:D: In plain language, like tIiis "Look. frk'd, ! ran't .j uuamlug about my wise, ous it your dreams are getting better all the time, I'd rather ,. --- Your area merchants want to start the legal PARENTS OF THE BABY. "little New Year" off right with the fabulous assortment of gifts listed below. 2. Place of Birth, Sex, Weight and Name. He or She may have them absolutely FREE. . Address of Parents. No obligation. The winning parents lust present their letter of authorization to the sponsors within 60 Any infant, regardless of race, born days and pick up their gifts. In Seminole County is eligible. FORD HERALD THE SAN10 no later than - . I. ........ ,... • - • - £ and concentration. '•t_• I.__ iu.i lot i.Jy ,t .,. p ," .... — extented until a winner has been January 7, Nill 8x10 Photograph -w.-._- - '4.:•: of Mother and Baby * 1ir u;tL1ri'I ifirl-alt) "Seniinol. County's Only Doily Ne*spag*r" I LITTLE MISS OR MISTER NEW YEAR Tore this year's newest WILL START AS A CAPITALIST THE FIRST BABY OF 1974 WILL BRING IT'S PARENTS OUR arrival everywhere Ina $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT FROM— ROM— ( iO Gift Certificate FROM ButMuô 'it Btwô nfurMantfr The I Tote-a Carrier Jia1ioua1Bnnh I 2+40 Hiawatha The Atla ntic Ranks Help McW Ml.an?.c FO IC. The Merry-Go-Round, Sanford's Newest Children's Shop will III 'rTuyICTU 431 E. FIRST Opposite Jim Lash Chrysler. Plymouth. Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 223-1123 SANFORD, FLA. BOYS SIZES Infants to 7 Yrs. 2595 SANFORDAVE, SANFORD PH.323-1040 —COMPLIMENTS OF - — will be printed to order for the proud parents by Celery City Printing Co. Inc. B&W Market 322.7343 Meats Groceries Produce Notions O pen 9a.m. -9 p. rn. Daily Closed Sunday - Sanford, Fla. —HERE SINCE 1920— In Our New Building At 22 1 Magnolia Sanford, Fla, Ph, 322-2S8i Now Medco will supply the parents of 1974's First Baby with S10 worth of Baby Needs He xt on 1 1.,V2 oorlrait, we will aive a beautiful. Custom Made Frame r SENKARIK GLASS AND PAINT CO,, INC. 210 S. Magnolia Ave. 322-4622 SI * USIUI r% ,..a a — — — —a. . vvil..I. NC5.,ClV r PAMPERS FROM WINNI..PDIXIE lit and Srrfor4 25th and French — lUs FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY I, c 1 . gets I• We're glad to give For U'em(nobe County's First OCW Citin of 914 treasure where shopping is a pleasure. OUR GIFT TO 19745 FIRST CITIZEN, WILL BE ONE CASE OF,.. GERBER'S FINE BABY FOOD T. G. LEE FOODS 11974's now dfIan brin a AFLU,, U14'C( vjric.iluri'I -. .. I 1 . .4 ., . - HIIIIIIII 0 I ONE LOW PRICE . ' soon SUPER BARGAINS DEAR POLL? — The young woman who was given a wool to court afghan to go in her cedar hope chest will find that unwrapping a bar of scented soap and placing it under the afghan wiieri it is s ored Will seep away any musty odor. I keep such a piece of soap in all my drawers and the contents smell AN - Hm good. This dries out the so ap which then seems to last longer when I use it and I replace it with a fresh bar. -MRS. L.S. - t 1 00% POLYESTER U11110121111ua DEAR POLLY I recycle paper bags from department IIII1 (tlfl(' 4toi- i. I)V Iivitii them fri thrift s)wn ;,n,t iI, ____________ h IaC to buy so many.. An old magazine rack makes a han- 'N DOUBLE %A '' - Ian —M-- 0 ,0111111 0 dy storage place for bags for my own use or those I save. If no q % rack is available, one nag can be folded down at the top to make a cull. Put the ba gs in it as you save them. -JO CE. c KNITS I'OLLY While visiting with some friends who MAE'anon- S "HENIN sew I discovered that others were having the same trouble I was with mercerized and polyester thread knotting and tanWINEWIN . WOUNIIIIIIIIIIII gling. Now before using a short length for hand se wing P take it in my hand and with some pressure run it over the edge of a piece of paraffin wax such as I use for jelly. This really asuau.Eno uu J•. Jul ANTRON & SPANDEX — SMOOTHEE KNITS helps. -KAYLEEN. t)EMt POLL? — Young children are delighted when their favorite cartoon characters appear on a birthday cake. i I First frost the cake with an icing that sets with a firm surface. • won ammmom Using a cartoon picture as a guide I draw the character on a piece of ht'avv w iite paper. I make a hole in the center of the iigure to help me start cutting around "u' itLrc which is all you want to preserve. Use this as a stencil. Put on top of the 2201000211'J'aa cake and fill the hole with butter cream icing. Lilt the stencil away and you have sharp clean edges like a cartoonist's line ANNE'.u.Juuu drawing. to finish, tint and thin so me of the butter cream W11puEM frosting and use a clean artist's brush to paint in the details iipiuu.with food coloring. Fill the larger details by spreading. - -CAROLINE. POLYESTER & COTTON "POSH CUIUIIV W$IITC r AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW FAIRWAY MARKETS The Lucky First Baby Will ReceIve FURNITURE CO. To The First Baby... For Keeping Childhood Memories A Baby Record Book Barnett Bank New Year Compliments Leonard Francoeur its parents wit, a Car Wax Kit for Cr , tahd Pl $lj 'en fr 5" i'a cu Will Receive An Engrav ed Silver FEEDING SPOON BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC SANFORD My I'S) 5-.,,,,, Seminole County,N,A, Little Mr. or Miss 1 974 welcome the First Baby of the parents b theatre tickets Ph.322-h22 403w, Semoqoi Blvd. (Hwy. 4U) A'?ammt. S*'l., Cli Bill Baker Volkswagen will OqLANC] F ROM - fFLoR/;A STATE BANK £4 NFO#'O "Serving You Is - ' I NORTH (D) 31 A 102 A l •._ 4AK4 4 { " ,, - sure BLOUSE KNITS looks that way. After South bid and A K Q 965 EA CASE Z513: Tom R., aged 39, 47 4965 is very discouraged. ______ QJ 1093 VK864 "Dr. Crane," he said. "I 4 J 7 6 2 4 1093 smoke too much, (...i3 41073 4J84 "Andmywlfeis )pounds too SOUTH fat, 6 KQJ843 "So we'd both like to break rubber band will occupy that 752 nir slavery to cigarettes and "cigarette" hand. 4qis 1 5 1 Drug addiction and exieu calories at the table. 42 alcoholism are tspical symp. 'iiut how' Both vulnerable "We've tried several times turns of sexual inadequacy. whereby the victims try to hide %est North East South and w..iys fail 24 24 "So we have lost most of our From or camouflage their erotic p PasS 34 fervor for making any new inferiority complex Pau Pass IF wives will Furnish more Pass 44 resolutions. "Dr. Crane, can you show us rheeiecake in the boudoir and P's` Opening lead -QT how to become free from these spend less time on culinary recipes, they can so'n banish bad habits?" theirhusband'sba sic rea son for By Oswald & James Jacoby slopping at taverns. FAITH WITHOUT WORKS! fi ('t other-.% to join you in Jim. "Why are you sticking In the Bible. James says your abstinence from the forin this hand to finish the year "Faith without works Is dead mer had habits Then, like Alcoholics 197V" "God helps those," ran a Oswald. "Because, North pioneer adage. "who help Anonymous 1A A i, you can bolster your own good should really be gisen a prize themselves This means that if we team-up resokilions by trying to "sell" for the unde'rbid of the year. Jim: "Now that I look the with the Almighty. He will help ethers on remaining steadfast. rebid spades it would he imossible to visualize a South FANCY PATTERNS and that wouldn't be worth a small slam contract opposite North's monster." 100% POLYESTER Oal "In addition North had an easy way to try for the and slam if he knew about the grand slam force. A five notrump call would ask South RIB KNITS to bid seven if he held two of the three top honors in spades. South certainly held t em 1. plus the jack as an cxbra. Jim: "Just for the record lu0% POLYESTER — in most instances when you ga four instead of seven t partner's are at fault. But I can't attach any blame to South this time." wAptRcrrurlsIszAsssi — p$ I' _______ 1 The bidding has been, 31 West North East South i. Pass 14 as Pass 34 44 Pau 4+ Pass 4N.T Pass 54 Pass ' You. Soutkhold: 4KJ652•AQ1o6s4K.43 What do you do now? A — Just bid six spades. In 1 1 JERSEY KNITS In 11111, WE HAVE BOUGHT FROM THE COUNTRIES LEADING MILLS ALL OF THE ABOVE SUPER BARGAINS FOR ONE LOW PRICE OF order for their to be a good play for seven your partner would have had to make slightly stronger bids than he has. TODAY'S QUE1ION You hold the same hand, but your partner has opened one heart. Whatdo you respond' Answer T.mrrow $ J PER YDO a r,.a Our Pleasure" 1 'I -- , Jim: "It % POLYESTER ei 5 $a 11$) £ bi.d Pr. rj, -; additional help. fHORrkOFE 1 Prize underbid hand of 1973 p High Trade-in Allowances—We Give TV Stamps SANFORD PLAZA kFl A WI LSON-MA I ER 311 E. First St. CARROLL RIGHTER 'S iu S. HWY. 17-92 & 27th ST., SANFORD of immediately from slavery to had habits b) the advice below. And that booklet will offer WIN AT BRIDGE us. but not unless we perform Remember, a salesman thus North hand over. I must our share of the job sells himself ever' time he agrei'.North'sfourspadecall - was really playing it close to Tobacco and dnig addicts, repeals his own sales talk' from the Carroll Rlitar Institute i7 have a contest within the the chest." (allies and alcoholics, can free Oswald: "I received it in a themselves iniO seconds ofsuch familY. for Torn caa quit batch ol questions for my'Pro GENERAL TENDENCIES: Rest and relax 4 slavery to nuisance habits' tobacco while his wile mean and Contra' column in / while letting your mind think about where you the N how' while remains on her diet. are headed during the coming year Meditate on the finest plan Bridge World magazine. I l making a I(SJ percent, For further advice. send for was asked to comment on the you can dream or Avoid sarcasm instead of a 75 percent or even in Ixsiklet "flow to Break the bidding and replied that U ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr, 19) Yau have many new ideas 90 percent.eso Tobacco and Liquor Habits." appeared as if North had rlution! which require the involvement of others to make them Most slaves to nuisance enclosing (f us a long stamped, never been told about slam successful, so find the right allies today htccd a new habits mildly resolve, but return t'velope. plus 25 cents bonuses" acquaintance. figuratively keep our fingers -.. i_.. v,,, u. .1147 ,. IAU1tU (/!1 v crossed by unvoiced mental your New Year resolutions without the help of others Don't (jualificat ions. spoil the day by losing your temper "I'll goon a diet but noot IsIl GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 Keep promises made to an tomorrow or after our banquet usocikte without a'guing about them Steer clear of one who n e xt week, etc opposes you A cheerful smile is important Or. we think, "I'll diet unless MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get health in best we h ave company and the possible condition and do nothing strenuous Plan how to children or grandchildren drop please co-workers more in the future Show consideration for in For a family dinner" everyone Sn follow these correct ways LEO (July 22 to Aug 2)) Plan how to have a good time to declare a revolution against today in the most charming and sale manner If unmarried,nur slavery to past nuisance join one you like greatly in social activities habitsVIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Show appreciation for the ill Make a public resolution. loyalty given you at home and build up harmony there Make yow' pride will help bc.!stt'r the home more attractive, comfortable Entertain s-our weak will LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 221 Discuss ocsaIly with associates 121 Avoid unnecessary 11 .r rc!itivc position with them. your plans for the future, . temptation by "tripping the 11n&* thank-you notes Dine with faiiuly, friends deck for action! SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Some clever business expert ThiS mesons. clear the house of you bump into has tine ideas for you Make this a happy l'ibaccn. drugs and liqt.xr, or family day and invite friends in (or tea clean out the refrigerator of all SAGITTARIUS (Nov .12 to Dec 21) Rcstore your energies hut a few essential foods, like Instead of gadding about Invite only trusted friends in, since collage cheese, meat and let others could prove troublesome lute CAPRICORN (Dec 2 to Jan 20) Think about how to John Wayne was able to quit 4jnake your life more prosperous in the new year, instead of cigarettes when he Found Death doing dull tasks UcIp one who needs assistance staring him in the lace AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) See only a few choice So was Arthur Godfrey and friends today State your views clearly and show both kindness others, who finally decide 100 md understanding. A very pleasant and charming day, p m percent to quit their slavery to ISCES (Feb 2010 Mar 20) Take no risks where your good nicoline. 3 uI Mold former asst,ciates name is concerned Show loyalty to an influential person you .1 , abcUt'd vtur nutance anow, buikI up hiza and form a new circle of habits, he or she can be IF YOUR ('lULl) IS BORN TODAY friends who will aid yo v ur good very blunt with others unless you teach diplomacy early and resolutions how to smile more Otherwise this child can be unhappy c;c 14) Tobacco addictoii fllt'UiiS % fine academic education with a philosophical bent, and there ('raving hi expend extra a can be fame in this chart Teach good manners and kindness niuscular energy. twirl -UUT iIy. Give music lessons Sports are fine ring place a tiglil rubber or kev "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of on your thunh, (hell over hand Your life is la:gely up to YOU! the back of your hand and on the I Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for little linger. Toy with it instead January is now ready. For your copy send your buthdate and nigareite I to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper). Box 69, ;i, u4Il 'I" i y,u JohiywooiI, ('alit 9 002 FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE PUBLIX MARKETS Turn sarits advice on how to avoid breaking his New Year's R esolutions. Scrapbook this case, for you can free yourself 105,S11161A 11111111114 — By George W. Crane, Ph.D M.D. KNITS 100% COTTON - WORRY CLINIC In In DEAR JINN: HT Jj " DC A '10 Gift Certificate With best wishes from Management and Staff. 1974 3'U/ZO4,.,, SANFORD PLAZA FOR COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT SHOP 322.0204 New Year. And pray for P Surprise Gift At The First Pair Of Shoesi 208 E. FIRST ST. PH. 894-4941 fl t - KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 315 N. Bumby, Orlando, Fla, ,r, - To The First Baby of 1974 Delivered to the home TO START LIFE IN COMFORT AT THE J I WEEK'S MILK SUPPLY Shopping FOR 1974'S FIRST BABY So that the proud parents of the First of the proper size within 60 days of birth Commercial Printing & Lithography Pineerast SPECIALLY ENGRAVED IS READY YEAR BABY AT,,. — Baby of 1974 may treasure its first For This Year's First Baby Spillman will welcome Seminole County's First Baby with a $5 Gift Certificate Kader Jewelers 12S. Park A 50 Birth Announcements Kate and Bill A Beautiful Sterling DIAPER PIN GIRLS SIZES Infants - 14 Yrs. HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 9.6 Friday 9.7 Saturday 9- , - ys Problems? You'll feel belle,' if yes get It 1t Y1' chaL For a personal reply, wilte I. ABBY: flu NO. 117W. L.A., Calif. WIlL Enclose stamp.d. .e1114ádreae4 vilsps. FOR 1974'S FIRST ARRIVAL dive Seminole County 's Newest Citizen iu - Children's Wear, Infants to 6x P.S. have a happy, healthy peace! A Piggy Bank WITH I wa 1ze not one bit, not find fault with anything and not try to improve or regulate anybody except myself. "Just for today I will have a program. I may not follow it exactly, but I will have It. I will save myself from two ts; hurry and indecision. 'just for today I will have a quiet half hour all by tmyself, and relax. During this half hour, some time, I *iII try to get a better perspective of my life, "Juitfor today I will be unafraid. Especially I will ibe afraid to enjoy what is beautiful, and to believe that as I give to the world, so the world will give to me" And that Is the credo for Overeaters Anonymous. It makes sense, doesn't it? And so does their rogram. It's free. For information about this wonderful otganlaat.ioit, write to Box 2613, Hollywood. Cal 90025. We Will Present A Lovely I "---- Just for today I will be agreeable. I will look as well s I can, dress becomingly, talk low, act courteously, criti- FOR THE NEWEST ARRIVAL ;j ----__-___my sous ul I ..1II -. ui v.vrcic i be published 1974. -- 51 AuIral,an bird 52 l'utilir schii-k troll ' 53 Bring DE POLLY — My Pet Peeve concerns colored bras. I do wish they would come with an extra pair of straps and elastic back that are the same color as the bra. When the straps and back 'sear out the rest of the bra often is usable if one could replace the worn parts. -ELLEN. . declared. Winners name 30 I)ressedge 32 Freir at 34 [j).k'adernl India RENAME uiree ways:: i liu., i ' t' anybody knows of It, it will not count. I will do at least two things! don't want to do-just for exercise. I will not show anyone that my feelings are hurt; they may be hurt, but buoy I will not show it. - no winner by that time, contest will be W Iii,uwhopill ~,?,l OPEN ALL DAY JAN. 1st • Anwriean 'Er JINJuN statement must be submitted by or bring proof to :t it ViSubject - bear about It!" DEAR READERS: I would like to share something with you that strikes me as 9 simple common sense rules. Let's call them, New Year's Resolutions: "Just for today I will try to live thru this day only, and not tackle my whole life problem at once. I can do something for 12 hours that would appall me if! felt that I had to keep it up for a lifetime. "Just for today I will be happy. This assumes to be true what Abraham Lin'oln said, that 'Most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be.' "Just for today I will a1Jit m y self to what is, and not try to adjst cvcryt!g to my c.wn dcsirs. I .;ill take my "luck" as it comes, and fit myself to it. 'Just for today I will try to strengthen my mind. I will study. I will learn something useful. I will not be a mental loafer. I will read something that •-equ'res effort, thought delivery). Doctor's or hospital's 5. Call 4A Girl L E SA STARTING MONDAY DEC. 31st — birth (give exact hour and minute of and 47Anirrirjn ritrr t 181' 42 nrv. like seine for mi 4]Godtle'ssollht. lO Iranian export 36 Evaders. NEW YEAR'S — Nigvrii 24 Mountain rolgi' 2;errnan river 26 Hindu p'itnIjk•s 49 FIRST OF THE YEAR Cramer DEAR POLL\' I (ailed to read instructions and made the mistake of pouring a well-known fabric sL)Itener into the rinse water, irectly on a double-knit dress. Now the dress has light and dark places that w i ll not wash out, E)oes anyone know what I could do to remedy this situation? — EVA. %valvin 23 Cipilil of Polly REMNANT Shop's The Poll y's Problem II Ut lt ()n 'St oil 4t Titd iti'lI I! ViqiJ liquid l9tontjm,njti• ejg 4 Arriwliki • 8 Thickening agent 9 Sari of icomb ,t i II Italian lute 1. The exact time and day of baby 's Name T L 41 I subsiant e I hate to get rough with him because be doesn't know how much It bugs me, but how do I tell him? BUGGED not 3 es 1 Hui.in 39 Lake There is this guy at the office who has been telling me every morning lately about his love dreams. And who do you think he's been dreaming about? MY wife! I know you can't blame a guy for what he dreams, but It bugs me to know that he has been making love to my wile in his dreams. By SSiorroth 59 Coterie - -- DEAR ABBY: I have been happily married to a beauti ful girl for over a year. She used to work at the same office with me, but she quit a few months ago. h ¶4 23 Jurisprudme Flintivr~ 2fj Dry hemp 'l)eItH" 29 brain passage 2 Man 30 Rodent nickname Embellish 3 Roxin area 33 Denies 4 Vapor 15 Honian deiI 5 Ab I 37 Oeraci 'roll ' c, de Irant'r U Chenucil 7 Frink By Abigai l Van Buren P 5 Greek g walking lThrcadIiki' mark 16 Animal organ l Kfl%ii% 2OVeh,rie 2 1 Expert to: A A~ Washing 'Whoops' brings an SOS c. _ Slftuddhti priest l2Nespaper 13 Man of Vale l0lannei of I A _ God of Nive Beirut Ric. BIN91 Monday, Dec.31, 1973-7A SEW & SAVE POLLY'S POINTERS T1A1 I Herald The Sanford Answer to Pre vious Puzzle - V. Vft m �.:. 8A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 Arab Attack Expe- coted of A Isrn eIis O n %# I a AI i'Et. AVIV, Israel tAPi — Is. Impact Coming In February mum Alert ish state voted in the most crucial election of the nation's 25year history. Six thousand ballot boxes were set up from the Syrian front on the Golan Heights to right-wing coalition called tile The military command re l.ikud Unity threatened small th e traditional dominance irins fire from Egyptian forces of along the Suez front as the vol. Premier Golda Meir's socialist Labor party. tug began, but a spokesman Domestic platform planks said no Israelis were hit. The . ported several bursts of - - how much of the Arab territory ing the Land of Israel Whole," captured in the 1967 war will be indicating it would make few relinquished at the Geneva territorial concessions. peace negotiations. The Laborites say their stand Mrs. Meir's Labor party and could bring peace while the Li. its allies in the Marxist Mapam kud's would create more war. A F!RY WESTERN [ WASIIIN;'j (iN(AP) ' V. I ANY OCCASION 322-544 1 I Started In Britain ut have their own generato. Many firms have not announced their shortened schedule, and many Britons reported 'r iw cutback because of the for work today not knowing 'nI miners' refusal to work whether they should be there or overtime will affect about 15 whether they would receive a million Britons out of a labor lull week's pay at the end of the force of 24 million, economists week. estimated. Critical industries that are Nonessential businesses and exempt include public utilities, industry will be supplied elec- food processors and districity only three days a week, tributors, hospitals, comrnueither from Monday through nicatiuns media and restau - I J By NICK TATR() Associated Press Writer ,, State and federal Inetuga thins have been hunched into , reports that oil tankers were kii lined up along the East (oast, in some L1SCS delaying unloading 0 of their cargoes until the price was right. New York.Suite Ally. Gen Louis Lelikowitz said Sunday his office has started a probe and officials in three other Fast i: Coast rttSt plo :1 warned that the country faced catastrophe without the restric. tionof electricitv. He said if in. blast, there wouldn't be enough [ELE VISION supply and the streets of hon_ don and other ritir would he . - - •,'. - '! -- - ' . - . .. ,• 1asti with sewe, flie miners are demanding pay Increases ranging from 814 to $28 a week, which the government says is above its antiinflation wage increase cell. ings. The government claims miners' earnings average about $98 a week and this would rise to $11280 if the guidelines are oter', eu The miners' leaders and the National Coal Hoard resume negotiations Wednesday. There I RCA 18" PORTABLE TV MANY ONE=OF,AnK1ND MODELS SOME ARE DEMONSTRATOR MODELS SOME REPOSESSED MODELS ALL ARE FULLY GUARANTEED HURRY IN-QUANTITIES LIMITED! may . y pt 14 D le rie1 r S ' IRS Explains Audit WASHINGIDN (AP) -- ne average taxpayer who fears that a simple mistake on his IW3 tax return will subject him to a troublesome and costly audit doesn't have much to worry about. Internal Revenue Service tudits are usually aimed at th ose tax returns showing the greatest potential for yielding substanti al additional tax revenue. 111S spookesnian explained their auditing r after congressional report c high proportion of the 700 per.".s named on the socalled %bte House enemin list were subjected to audit probes. I.__ LIflS Few Changes To Be Made MADIIII), Spain I Al') Pre. mier Cans Arias Navarro is likely to make few changes in WO News tic cabinet left by hi.s assassiThere was speculation that nated predecessor, political in. the new Spanish premier would siders said today. name a military man vice pre. iniersince he himself 13 the first civilian premier in the 36 years of Generalissimo Francisco r' Ic! Franco's regime. Briefs Peru Seizes M ines LIMA, Peru tAP i President Juan Velasco's military regime today nationalized all property of Cerro de Pasco, the Peruvian subsidiary of the American-owned Cerro - ('trp. Cerro's properties include six giant mining complexes worth about $175 million that produce mostly copper and allied minerals. A deci-ee4aw, the equivalent of an executive order, declared the mines of "public and social interest" and ordered the Ministry of Mining to take them over, The company, Peru's second largest copper producer, will be compensated, the announcement said. Experts appointed by the courts will evaluate the properties and determine the amount to be paid, the decreelaw added. C41-ro has been operating in Peru for almost 90 years It offered to sell the government Its properties two years ago, shortly after one of its mines worth $20 million was expropriated without compensation in neighboring Chile by the administration i the late Predcnt Salv4tuijr Allende, L n I .1 R bb rouuery ¼1U1t ery ruieu O u One post that must be filled is that of interior minister, the motive. Joseph Edward Si eff, 68-yearold president of the Marks and Spencer chain of clothing and food stores, was reported in serious condition in London'a Middlesex r't rcmvc-d n LRflCt (r,uu his lit.d I hpit:I f1jr)w1 the shoomg Surxlay niVut. An unidentified man rang the bell at Sieff's 30-room 1indin mansion about 7 p.m. Sunday, pulled a gun the on R'rtuguese butler and made him take him to SiefI. The U1Uiiili shot Sit in Uc mouth. tiui' ran from Uc Mid eScaped. Sieff's wife and two other servants were in the h'nise at he time. EMERSON 19" PORT. AUTO., COLOR NATIONAL BRAND 25" CONSOLE TV - ;ms 1 $0 PHILCO 18" COLOR PORT. wwmm PHILCO COLOR TV 19" SOLID STATE PILOT COMPONENT PACKAG away, but Ned Daniel (if Topsail [)each, N. , still thought this 39- pound a m was aeeer. ' L i'1~,7 -1 ,• ' H 4 1 I of ' ii', i "fl At odds I? et WASHINGTON i AP) The vice chairman of the Senate Watergate committee says the committee should reconsider its bid to obtain more than 50) ;il , -. ' 'i-F, ----. --'- utients. ;'! - ..: - - - ______ '' - - -'-- i.r- =- : u,! ------ Ifi 1!E1J 't;"L'- ' ,-- !'- - Sen. Iloward ti. Baker Jr.. fiTenn., Sunday de3cribed as 'rather extraordinary" the1 uuuJuuuuIux 5 uupuen WI WV 4F - I . P CHAIRS IN THE AIR FITPNTTTTDP L'DAMPC 11 T ft £ £L1lIl.ji.) at a diiIt&UII, trnnih1v ti:.. "'J ivm., t'AnIrnhin, JII4 IJILI.I '.UII,yVL moy atuill developed by Cutler-Hammer Inc. plant, seem to be floating toward the ceiling, Actually, they are suspended from an elec- Baker said that committee than-man Sen. Sam J. Ervin ment between them bio, not notifying, hirn first of his in'tention to sign such a subpoena. === oo nsurance B I Ervin also ignored a corn-G S si'nd to requests for presiden- - intliby subpoena, 3i said. "I do not blame Sam Ervin," he said. "He is a remarkable titan. I do think that we ought to give further consideration to that question when we return and have our first executive session." Baker was i nterviewed on AIl("s "Issues and Answers." 11 d na.an 1 ii. su1 SI '.-\'E CENTER, I1ut&,n tP - - 'flue Skyl'ti 3 astronauts and Mission Control have reached basic agreement ri how to increase th e flight's scientific output. Mission Control told Gerald P. Carr, William B. Pogue and EdwardG.Gitxsonon Sunday that they had not cloneas many scientific experiments as planned. The astronauts agreed l'C1U 5,,U,u withdrawn. said, I mean the full cornmuuittee ought to think about it because this is not a routine subpoena." However, Baker said lie still would like to see open access to pres fil es. in a radio d&ussion Sunday night that controllers could schedule experiments during the daily 904ninute physical training exercises and the hour-long periods before and af ter sl eep w h en th e asronauts re l ax an d discuss plans, ives Greater Coverage (AP) Piesident Nixon signed a new law today expanding federally subsidized flood insurance protection as a substitute for federal disaster relief loans, businessmen and others will be able to purchase significantly increased amounts of flood insurance at reduced rates. For example homeowners will be able to The new Flood Disaster Protection Act in- onl 25 ce n ts per $100 of coverage. The owner of a $o,000 home can thus buy full coverage for only $50a year. Small businessmen and others can avail themselves of up to $200,000 of coyerage SAN CLEMENTE Calif. "Under the act, homeowners, - purchase up to $35,000 of insurance at rates of creases by at least 100 per cent the limits of insurance coverage available at an average per cent below cost to homeowne rs and businessmen who live in flood P rone corn mum tes that enter the program. The communities enter by adopting approved land use and land management controls. Nixon said that by substituting insurance for disaster loans, would get help that was "speedy, direct and with minimal red tape." victims Nixon said in a statement: tS Astrona # Cut Back Free Time SPACE CENTER. Houston -ontrol have reached basic agreement on IK)w to increase the flight's sci. output, which is behind - -_ J ç ' - --_----- ____ -- Gerald I'. Carr, William U. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson agreed in a radio discussion Sunda> night that controllers could schedule experiments in *'riods the astronauts previously had put off limits. These include the daily 90- _ l- ---- -',.--.-•------ - ____________ __ - w - -'•' - unti he was named to the cabinet last summer. One of the chief tasks facing him is the hunt for the six Has. quc nationalists 11w meat has said were respwisibk for Carrero Httunco's assa,sjniitk'n. Most or all of Itieni are believed t&, have t-4k'd to 1"rawe, and the new premier and Franco must decide whether they will ask the French government to arrest and extradite the men. 4" - * _A~ additional tapes and docu- Basic Agreement Reached h1FWASMUMBlJN(, about an even bigger one that got _ . ... ( WASHINGTON AP) Uncle Sanu is about to become his own landlord. Starting next July, most federal departments and agencies will begin paying "rent" to the General Services Administration, In the past Congress has given GSA money to maintain government-owned bu ildings directly. However, congress made the change in an effort to increase its con trol over government building and maintenance expenses, 'fl minority, fostered from abroad, which represents noth. ing or nobody." Spain and its institutions have emerged stronger from the ordeal because of the "serenity and con. ridence of the Sp4anIsh people," Franco declared. The appointment of Arias Na. rr', t;, was a surprise But lie reportedly headed the list of three nominees that the Council of the Realm, Franco's highest advisory group, submitted Iii native of Madrid ar'! a ujaduate of the Uruivcrs(y of Madrid, Arias Navarro was national police chief from 1956 to 1965 as then mayor or Madrid states of New Yrk, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Con. necticut had begun or were preparing to begin investigations. however, an administration spokesman and spokesmen for the ports of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and New Haven said they did not think there was much to the reports. It _ 7 White House I__I GSA To Collect Rent night and said the assassination of his political heir had united the Spanish people. He said the assassination was a "cowardly aggression" by a A &'t1ud Yard rviutd to ay 1utLi> whether it believed the shooting of one of Britain's leading Zwnists was the work of a Palestinian terrorist. But a spokesman said robbery had been ruled out as the - It ZENITH 19" PORTABLE TV la st June until Franco named hun Saturday to succeed th e late Premier Luis Carrern Blanco. Franco, looking his 81 years, made his annual New Year's address on television Sunday tile "I of Atate. He said his energy office was checking into the fuel inventory practices of refiners, Importers, wholesalers and users if crude oil or refined product-s. "We will review inventory practices and direct an Increase or decrease in in- newpieces of evidence from the txpeciea WASH INTON (AP) — The American motorist will face even longer lines at filling s ta tions by late January and early February th an he is experiencing during the Christnias.New Years holidays, says an administration source. And, said the so urce, he'll be able to p urch ase less gas-probably not more th an eight or 10 gallons per week. "We're'till riding off Arab oil," said the source. But he noted, "No more ships are coming and we can't drawn down our stocks any further," work, In Spanish Cabinet o Ne I base pay by paying them por. -to-portal, for the time they take getting to and from the coalface and washing up after Props Baker, National Longer Money without raising their CEASE FIRE he shaky at other points in letnam, h LJUL i t's apparentl lfl IUII force at this soldier's near Kien Due, on the Camodian border. vent(uries if circumstances warrant," he said Sunday. A second investigation also was started by the energy office and (our East Coast states, it concerned reports that oil tankers were waiting offshore for oil prices to rise before unloading their cargoes. Besides the energy office, the " %N. ;kwYorkidsndd)uJ no evidence that unusual numbers of tankers were backed up. In New York, Lefkowitz said, "We want to know whether the eir is talk of giving the men more - .. -- t . . and disrupt normal distribution 9 tankers are independent or backed up in Delaware Bay. showing the crude oil stock was owned by the oil companies and "We found the problem is that running slightly ahead of last why they're dela)1ng lie said were not sufferini' frorui a )ear, he said it was part of a general In. shortage of crude oil but a lack Oil company spokesmen In ustigatlon conducted by m> of capacity for refining it," he Philadelphia confirmed the in office for the past six months as said It uiukes one wonder crease. to whether this Is contrived or why oil companies .an claim to "It's not that we're not mnak re1il ha v e a shortage and raise ing less ioil its that we're not lie said he had no specific priLes. The industry just seems inaking enough anymore," one evidence yet of any tanker jarn- to be using it as a device to step oil company official said. up in the Port of New York. up its profits." Last week, New Jersey Gov.elect Brendan IByrne called In Pennsylv ania, Gov. Milton In N(ienitr, the state re- for investigations to determine "t ankers w e re out there w uit of fice prolicid reports (of tankers being for Department of Transportation r price." spokesman said the Federal Energy Office was alsto looking into the reports. I don 't think there ' s inu(lu to it," the spokesman said, Port officials in Boston t:rvative government's leader . mu our stocks any further." His comments came as mo. t'irists experienced their second consecutive holiday weekend of long lines and empty pumps. Fewer automobiles than usual for a New Year's weekend tc,k Tankers Dra gging T can continue to operate around the clock, but they must cut electricity consumption 35 per cent. Shops may stay open six days a week but can use only three hours of electricity a day. Prime Minister Edward Heath ordered the work-week cutback alte: the miners' slowdown had reduced coal production 30 per cent. Union leaders charged that his action amounted to a national lockout and that he was trying to make the miners the scapegoat for his disastrous manage ment of the nation's economy." But James Prior, the Con. - .... because we're going to make less gasoline, we're getting down to where we're talking about eight to ten gallons of gasoline per week per driver, "We're still riding off Arab oil, and we've been drawing on our stocks, but we can't contn- to the nation's highways and there were reports in Washington that turnpike traffic nationwide was down sharply. Meanwhile, Federal energy chief William E. Simon said he was concerned that fuel might be stockpiled "in excessive and unreasonable amounts, which viulil create local shortages nvest i9at ionI sL aunch edinto ess" plants as the steel nulls, where the product would be tasrve as reduced supply of coal for production of deetrkity. - uc to dii this sort of (lung," the source said. "No more ships are coining and we can't draw down rznts. Such "continuous proc. - •iit.i carly February. "It's going to get a lot Worse lit'-Mid the gasoline shortage will really make itself felt by Ilk' last part of January and 3-Day-Work-Week z The Amneric'an motorist will soon Lice longer lines for less gasoline at filling stations than cperienced (luring the Christmuds-New Years holiday, an ad. ministration source says, ,. I.ON1X)N iAP Amid con- Wednesday or Thursday fusion, foreboding, and much through Saturday. They can uncertainty, Britain began a stay open other days only if Monday, Dec. 31, 1973-1B The Sanford Herald Motor ists Face Longer Gas Lines the Israeli enclave on the west Syrian Front was reported quiet. werc forgotten. The only Issues faction have promised to be The right-wingers say return of raeh troops were on a max., bank of the Suez Canal. The Because of anger over Is. were the unpreparedness of the "generous" In returning the occupied territories would occuimum alert today against Arab early turnout of voters was re racl's setbacks during the open. government and the armed pied territory. Likud cam- make Israel vulnerable to atattack as the people of the Jew. ported light, tng days of the October war, a forces for the Arab attack, and paigned on a slogan of 'Keep. tack. - .....,-- - -- maw— tAIikif rU II'4'.J VY II'.7 FL YING THE SHAPE of airfreighting in the future if this gian t makes it from the drawing board into - - ----- - . - - - ' ----------. -- - - 4" - minute physical training exercises and the hour-long pen. ocis before and after sleep when the astronauts relax and discuss plans Commander em' arr also prom Ise(I to try to cut back the prep. aratuon time for medical tests a nd ea rth resources paws. - - , But Carr asked that Mission Control not load thein too he.ay. ily, something the astronauts complained about several weeks ago That complaint led die skies. It's designed to carry 660,000 pounds tip reducing the daily ex. of cargo ill wing comixirtments. pertments and naming the off. limits art-as. • I - 4 THIS IS A MUSHROOM KNOWN AS a K B oda, which is Polish for goat's beard, this IS- pound mushroom Was found near Eagle, Wis., lie's from Milwaukee. by Arthur lezkowski. - a �- ,1 - - - - —s-- _ - — - I 2B— The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 R a i de rs, Co t.vboys' Out Of Running JIFLORIDA flInk FISTIC IiLcc • I Dolphins-Raiders I 'Vied like to be talked about (turd Super Bowl game intl the 1)olphiw1 [dl to DAlLAS AP)— 'Its been rookit. (,oldt.n Richards sailed four' i quartir to put the Co ti can't win... 63 yards for a touchdown with a boys out of It. that's a bunch of garbage," Viking punt. The Cov.boys, who stirren. Herald Correspondent i barked Fran Tarkenton, with The Cowboys bench went dered the ball six times or misjust a touch of bitterness in hLs wild. The usually blase Texas cues, couldn't take advantage ' voice. Stadium fans rolled thunderous of four Viking turnovers in the Tarkenton shed his loser's tag cheers onto the field, As the year draws to a close I would like to take a look at some second half. as the Minnesota Vikings of the major divisions, menboning some of the rated fighters Tarkenton stepped calmly Minnesota built up a 1(1-0 then the 1974 outlook as it pci ains to florida, celebrated their 27-10 National behind the center and arched a halftime lead on Fred Cox's 44 Foi1ball Conference title vict ball as far as he could throw it. yard field goal and rookie eavyweig1us ry over the l)allas Cowboys. John Gilliam split Dallas do- ('buck Foreman's five-yard The 6-loot, 190-pound Tarken. lenders Mel Renfro and Cornell scoring sweep, IIEAVVWEICIHTS — With Au-Frazier and Forernar Norton fights set, it appenrsthat Jerry Quarry will have to wait out most of ton, who has hail 'much-ma. Green at the Cowboy (our, Richards' big play p'it Ue MIAMI (AI'I i tC!IIIS of the (Green Bay) Packers," said the Cowboys two years ago before downing Coach Don Shula, who has his awesome Miami Washington last season. I)olptiins on the threshhold of a second con' The Dolphins, only a five point favorite over Oakland, left little doubt from the start when secutive Super Bowl championship. And that is something that's been done only they surged 64 yards to score on the first previous National Football League possession. title extravaganws — by the Packers of the QUarterback 1301) Griese, directing a precision ground attack throughout the game, scrambled legendary Vince Lombardi in l%7 afl(l 1968. The Dolphins, who thundered through 17 br 2? vard,s on the first play, reaching the Raider straight foes to win It a year ago, captured their 11 from where Csonka ripped through a huge third straight American Conference crown hole on the next play for the touchdown. Oakland staged a inimediate drive of its own, Sunday before a howling mob of 75,000 hometown After those five fighters, all the rest are also-rans. Heading the most of üs career, propelled the end zone. The emotion went ton's back, where It has been list are two recent K.O. %lctinis of Quarry's.Ron Lyle and Ernie the Vikings to a Super Bowl out of Texas Stadium like a for uiiust of the scrambhin' 1avers, followed by E'gland's Joe Bugner, whose chief claim to VIII meeting with Miami on a pricked balloon, man's career — first 'ith 1iri. and three touchdowns In a 27-10 victory over the stopped them. Oakland Raiders. The Raiders gat 17 yards on two trips by Mary Miami was immediately established as a 5x- hubbard for a first down at the Dolphin 35 on the the pressure-cooker was the t hen he ook off I knew he had Giants and now Minnesota efforts against the former champs. A new name In the top 151s Jeff Merritt -a strange fighter who warmest Sunday. the ball and we had a score," ;igair ¼(: 01 tot , r ii' I ' s'' I r ;iori in ph i'( t hi rn r,,uri d dt c'rtit' ri I irh fl1fl ' ui I! r I r It v. i wit p attfl former thicago challenger, Ernie Terreli, but has only fought 20 for the first time in his 13 eara that pass was ... that's as far as at that time many people Greek" Sryder to whip the Minnesota Vikings big-play defense started doing its thing and Super Bowl VII! at Rice Stadium in Houston on ft'k19r1 t" "i Already 26 years old, Merritt could become a top prospect if he League, said, "It's always a not One inch more." go over to the Cowboys, but i set.s his mind to it, something he doesn't appear willing to do. kJso team effort that wins football The play covered 54 yards. didn't." said pleased Viking onthesceneiscomebackingBooneKiranfromSeaUe,whowas games." Viking cornerback Bob Coach Bud Grant. 'No," tie said, flashing a big smile, "I'd just (nk hammering it over from the two to give like to get to .500. I'm one and two rIght now and the Dolphins a 14.0 lead at the midway mark all I want to do is get even." . champion George Foreman a couple of years ago in "The Garden." most of the day. trailed only 10- gerStaubach pass and bolted 63 and Fran put it right on the It wasn't the fact that he didnt last out the second round that 7 In the third quarter after yards for a touchdown in the money:' caused the boxing people to give up on him, it was his disgraceful showing, Kirkman hardly threw a punch as he seemed stagestruck. But, a recent upset over Jimmy Ellis and Kirkman Is again around the corner from a lofty ranking. 1974 could be the make or break e X 0 S year for the good looking west coast belter. A sleeper in the background might be Roy Williams from has carried a team to the NFL title game. His moving 63 yards to the MiamI 14 before settling Baltimore Colts lost to the New York Jets in the for Blanda's 21-yard field goal. y eiger ee H. I ok - Tradition Treats Home To Holiday Victories ZkrAIrlr1wn IIrttIr I Vikings-Cowboys r --' r 4: r . ' r \ I L - - _______ _ -. 3p". - e1 Miami used almost eight minutes to fashion a 1 - 0 , :- . A .'.., —Sparked by Jc Anderson, Temple scored 15 straIght points in a five-minute span in the second half to beat California 51-42 (or the Quaker City championship in Phlladelplia. —Hawaii won the Rainbow Classic with a 7&-67 whipping of Purdue behind Tom Henderson and Keith Bowman, happened in many of the big ones oven the weekend, starting with top-ranked UCLA's triumph in the Bruin Classic, 'UCLA is more awesome on the floor than they are on television" said Michigan Coah Johnny Orr after losing a lopsIded, 90-70 decIsion in Saturday night's final. 'l'he only way . youre going to beat UCLA Is to be flawless in your perimeter shooting because there's no way )oure going to get inside .; and make easy baskets," ' Not only did UCLA enjoy the holiday host role, but so did No. 2 Maryland, No. 6 Marquette, No. 17 New Mexico, No. 19 Nevada-Las Vegas, Temple, Hawaii, Manhattan, Davidson and Detroit. —Maryland, led by Tom McMiIlen's 18 points, won the . -. . Y''d bivitatmonaj 1(ktJrnlamflrnit with ii 58-17 victory over Boston C011ege Sunday. —Marquette won its Milwaukee Ctmasslc by beating Wisconsin 49-18 on Jerry Homan's jump shot with 1:19 remaIning in overtime. ' —New Mexico captured the IMbo invitational with a 10248 victory over Minnesota on the strength of Bernard Hardin's 21-point performance, in an all-New York final 7465 behind Bill Camplon's 19 points and 10 rebounds. —Davidson grabbed the Qiarlotte Invitational, beating Miami (Otmio)97-8lasjohnFalconlpouredin26points. —Detroit University took the championship of the Motor City Classic, trimming FaIrfield 73-65 on 2Opofnt scoring efforts by Owen Wells and Riley Dotson. A home team also won in the BIg Eight Tournament, although the teams were stacked in that direction. Gary Unk scored four points in the final 55 seconds to give Missouri a pul3ating 80-78 victory over Iowa State in the tournament composed only of Big Eight Conference (earns, Elsewhere, No. 14 Southern California won the A1l-Colleg. twr rm' n (i I:hmna Cit'1 by ti UWlLIfl I II1 1(herts 9-75; Washington trüimnied orgon &ate 65-56 fur the chamr.ptz ship of the Far West Classic in Portland, Ore. and fifthranked North Carolina Slate ripped No. 16 Memphis State 9883 to win the Sugar Bowl In New Orleans. in other Saturday night games involving the ranked teams, No, 3 Notre Dame smashed Kentucky 94-79; No. 7 Indiana beat Oregon for third place in the Far West Classic and 10th- _____ _______ q ': ' 77-72 success over Virginia for the title of the Las Vegas (lassic, ?-."Tht - . - . . Pistons Derail Bucks .-,-... -- - 99, .. SEMINOLE WRESTLER RECEIVES AID SANFORD WRESTLER 13111 Sanders receives. ____ _____ ffPntinn '!'"! (''' -- - ____ - - •• . • . ..• ,. U arIU Sports Briefs Mass Still Unbeaten g ______ ___ • ,uam Jimmy Terwilliger during the Greyhound _ uw 91 ." ______ _________ ________ -. 'nil-: ASSOCIATED l'RE&S tons in the gamime when Mi!- tb' San I)mego Conquistadors. Sonics 96, WarrIors 92 "We're going to be one of (he waukee threatened to break it hIab Cavaliers Jim11 Fox scored 29 points and better teanits around eventual- open in the third quarter. l. hudson sank three foul I).n Watts had 18 for Seattle, aid Detroit Coach Ray fling finished with 22 points shots in time final 30 seconds to Carzie Russell scored 35 points S(Ott, but isere jUSt trying to and Bob I.anier had 20 for DC- insure the Atlanta victory. Hut!- for the Warriors. rt:t it together this year." troit, Kareeni Abdul-Jabbar son wound un with 27 noirc fur The Pistons got it tm'other pCd t iL.k 4. .i JO points, the night, 13 of (henri in the Blazers 99, JIulL' 92 Sunday night long enough to In other NBA games, the At- fourth quarter, while Pete MarPortland reeled off 10 straight beat the powerful Milwaukee lanta Hawks held off the Cleve'icti led the hawks with 29. points in the final period to go Bucks 98-91 with a revamped land Cavaliers 99-94; the New on top for good. John Johnson KnIcks 102, Kings 85 lineup. Scott decided to shuffle York Knicks whipped the KanNess York opened up a 30- finished with 24 points and the deck a bit after Detroit lost sits City-Onimaha Kings 10215; 1)int lead in the third quarter Sidney Wicks added 21 cor three of its last four National th IAs Angeles Lakers got by ii)(l coasted honmme. I)ave 1k. Portland. Chat Walkcr nettcd 31 Basketball Association games, time Buffalo Braves 108-B; (he Busschcre topped the winners fr Chicago. installing George Trapp at (or- Seauk' SuperSonics surprised with 34 points in 36 minutes of ard and John Mengelt at the Golden State Warriors 96- action. Pacers 109. Q's 10 gU4Ir(I. 92; and the Portland Trail IIlazRoger Brow sank a pair of Trapp wound up with 16 ens defeated the Chicago Bulls Lakers 108, Braves 105 free throws with just three points, six of theni down the 9942. Jumimy I'rice hit a c'areerhigh seconds left to give Indiana its trett-ti, and Mengelt had nine. Time Indiana Pacers won the 27 points, including three key third ctraight victory, the first But it was veteran guard I)ave lone American Basketball baskets in the closing irminutes, (line this season the Pacers Ilinmg who kept the young I'is- Association game 109.108 over for Los Angeles. have won three straight Hi - Locall), heavyweights are a dead issue, with men like Wright, ' E: James Surnrnerolle leRe Caldetl and James Heiwig the onl) . 'I __ ' JACKSONVIlLE, Fla (API ing although he hit 17 of fotnscnd hung his head, but ...j •7F\1% ('1It' around — Jni. Barnes stood tall in the passes for 190 )ards team captain Eddie Brown told *, ' "_J L..19111 eavyweig ts 1)e4 of Texans Saturday night Ttx.a.s Teh pla)s great de him ' You didn t lose this ' -' LIGHTHEA\ YSSEIGUTS —Once upon a time it as a curse lolloing Texas Tech's 28-19 [inst., Holloway agreed '.uuia Losing isa t one man's it, ".. Lk. i" to be mire than 160 pounds but less thin 175 That was before Bob '.lctor) oer Tennessee in the The) made big third fault We ill lost it" ________ !" _____ Postei andlou tscus amealong Togetherthe) ha%epumpedup ,üIdJtnu4ii(,UIoi tiowiluotball p14)5 me) de.erseii to win linnessee coach 13111 Battle i"I " - 1 '3 gamn thediIslon until it Is the outstanding one In florida ____ Hut the outcome hung on said Wi lied and died b) the 4 P!-' __J _______________ The sterling senior quarter plarekick b) 'iennessee junior fiil#1 goal all sear It i,as a \ationaIl},the number oneranked contender isan Argentmlan -. named Victor Galmdez Among Ins mans '.ictorles, Gallndez has hatk ran for one touctdown, Rick) Tonsend with 3 36 left SYmbolic ihimax to our sea ' r - — " ,J_ z. stopped Jorge Ahumada three times in four bouts, Ahuida took passed for (iso and as toted Ut hi id madi i pair of field Sfl I 1./ the other one at points %ILtc.r) This is the same Ahumada that hits tiam s most aluable pha)er goals from 30 and 37 )ards and '.. The Vols, ranked 20th, fin ,/ * ,ic' - t scored live snsatIonal hew York City wins In 1973, oer ''j but chose to head credit tailback Ilaskel Stanback IShed 8-4, their worst recorui - "j '' Carroll, Ha) Anderson, Jose Gonzales, Bill) Wagner and And) elsewhere scored touchdosns on a live- since Rattle became head coach r v' ____ t Kendall Jr... )ard run and a seven..) and pass four bears ago and their first ) _.m Also up at the top-depending on which rating you are reading, He noted the consistent run.- from Hollosn to pull witlun bowl loss in that span i' "i. is Britian S John Conteh Qiris 1 mnnegan and Tom Boggs, a couple ning of freshman t.ailback Lar tio points at 2119 -' ' Texas Tech coach Jim Car -- -. of Europeans that hold recent decisions over Orlando's Mike I) Isaac (67 )ards and one r'-t kn saoring his first bowl ,ic-: Quarr) are among the top ten along whim Pierre Fourie, the South touchdowni, fullback James Tcnnessee droe again but tor) in four sears and an 111 '-'-f ii r:Mosle)'s 70 }ard burst off stalled 15 ',ar'-Is from the goal season, grmnnecland drasled "I AfnIcanthatextendedFostertwee1nInslasttwotitJedefcn ,'I BobbyCassld),asouthpawthathasbeenaround since 1963hai tackk that ended Tennessee Townsend missed the 32-)ard knes that field goal %sasn't gofound new life as a light hea%), after many unsuccessful % ears as a hopes s ith 2 3-4 to phmy r-_ .ç4' field goal atttnnpt that is ould mg to be good But the game _ _. middleweight Cassid) used sictories oser two other ranking And our defense had superb t'a'.c put the Vols ahead could ha'.e gone either wa " '!'' 7 2- - iI. ' oldttmers, Don Fuhmer and Jimmy Dupree, to gain a spot among control of Condrdge hlollo. "I hit it too high on the The Red Raiders probably 'ir ;;:.---I ___________ Barnes said the elite I wouldn't be surprised to see turn and Foster lr a title go the barefoot is ill jump up [mum their 11th -- . •- .:.. L rrn4 I.t.nI..i 4,, t'..L. I.... L.asoy nasuonemos -, I.nIir,tr!.t' .hI.. ankle moaned ..e..t. L..L... ..,.u just ranmng , . into- the . Top 10 in - - . ., - u. 1Q1 ru ii, aiiiuiitig i. , iuzcre iucci. , the . --. -of his recent work. Tennessee quarterback, was didn't enter immy mind that I season's last balloting after all .--, . •,, ., . 1 Two youngsters, both stand-up boxers, Len Hutchins and held to minus three 'ards rush- wnu!(1 tiltS." ti)l%'l IIIWS, . : • -J • - •;:- -. RichieKates,areforcestobereckonedwithinthene&futureff . I P' ( not '74 than by 15 at least, but if you ever get a ,chance to see them rr-" ' •• I :::.i. ,,q,. stinker with Kates giving Hutchins his only loss. - i,1t,•t_f . 2 A sleeper in the division Is Lonnie Bennett from Los Angeles. i Bennett, seems to have all the eiuirnent to take anne in hIs SCHOLARSHIP NIGHT HOPEFULS division, but reports from the gin say he refuses to take his WILLCLIFFE DANCER, (center) eyes a pair of Seminole Junior professionseriously,afaultthatwilJcosthjmdearly, 75-67 victory over Evansville, the nation's No, 4 small college team. ..- : ''.".'- - / _______ I ' • . I :r__ L*.._ Tough On Vols j - R :-'' - - ;.. 'ii1 - - _.'4 1•- - ';• ... ' 4. 1/ . laid oil ii) (tumgc Bland i Someone asked Shula If he was thinking ot By KEN ItAPPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer There's no place like home for the holidays ... and there's no place like home (or the holiday basketball tournaments, either. I ________ I Monday, Dec. 31, 1973-3B. The Sanford Herald SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Massachusetts remained among the nation's unbeaten basketball teams today while reigning as champion of the fourth annual Hall of Fame Tournament. The Minutemen, who won the event in 1970, hiked their record to 84) and captured the title by defeating Dc Paul UniversIty 55-52 Saturday night before a record crowd of 5,011 at the Civic Center. Brown took consolation tv)nors by rolling over St. Peter's of New Jersey 47 I _____ _________ Invitational, Sanders suffered lor 'r ni the 133 ChISS. I-lerald Photo by John Cherwa) •' " "- competing Lyman Mat e Successful 7'o U y rn Alan Mayer L1973 IN REVIEW by______________________ 1 December______________ Central Florida tt. ti.indling t: li.'ii bution. It was their effort that t Julls t'tu-;uw.t herald Unrrt'sundt'nt ,c,o,. • - :,'- ' •.: Iristi t\l u rn ber one Bania ,nc1 Fighting - Cot I ide - For with men like "iake" White and Viriny Curto being shown In the lege football's national cham- filled with almimost 100,000 mclosing to Finnegan in England, then defeating, trial horse, Karl tonight's Sugar Bowl showdown ,_,., -- . ''-:,$' .. WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. tAP — Ilowdoin reiens as the champion of the annual Williams College invitational hockey tournament. The Polar Bears captured the title in the round-robin competition by defeating the host Ephmen 4-1 Saturday night. The two finished with 2-1 records, but l3owdoin won on net goals. Bishop's University of Quebec edged Princeton 7-4; in overtime, each ending with 1-2 marks. '' College lovelies, Darlene Brown (left) and Regina Chenet, as they on both sides, as befit the I Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The Track, which opens its season to be going for $100 a pair in beatens have met in the 71-year Fotrie In South Africa in February. third-ranked Notre Dame. And The only disquieting note Alabama finished the regular Tony Green down in Miami and Mike McKlnney of Tampa are this first meeting of the two Iliarring the carnival atmos.- season second nationally in totwo up and coming Light heavys that much is expected from. Green gridiron giants has has only dropped one bout In a dozen outings, while McKinney tones of a 20th all the over- phmere in this Mardi Gras town is tal offense, second in rushing, century Civil a threat by members of the third in scoring, 11th in total came through with his finest fight to date, a 49 second wipe out of War. black community to picket the defense and fifth in scoring deOrlando's Eddie Mitchel. "Our people in Alabama and amne. They are demanding fense. This is the 15th straight elsewhere in the area consider one-third reliresentation on the bowl trip for the Crimson Tide Middleweights this the biggest game ever NewOrleans Mid-Winter Sports and 27th overall, more than any MlDt)LEWEIGIrrs Champion, Carlos Monzrn swears that his played ifl the South." says Association, '.ctiii h Pnors the tIther school. sdon with neiters eight Ode holder, Jose Napoles will be his Coach Bear Bryant, who earlier gzne. final bout. If not, It appears that he will be forced to meet Tony called it "the game of history in Whlc l3ryanmt and Notre Notre Dame ranked fif th naMundine, an Auss.ie that Monzon has shunned like the plague, but th South." Danme's At-a Parseghuan cx- tionally in total offense, sixth in first Mundine has to get past Rodrlgo Valdes, in their scheduled Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. press the greatest respect (or rushing' eighth in scoring, seeParis get together. In Philadelphia, a city known (or their mid- EST and will be televised na- cacti other, there's no love lost i'nd in total defense, third in dlewelghts, (ow are ready to challenge for the crown, Benny tionally by ABC. WIth the pre- among their followers, rushing defense and third in Ili-iseoc, Willie Monroe, Bobby Watts, and Cyclone Hart. An vious Sugar Bowl crowd record The game will be decided in scoring defense The Fighting elimination series is being set up for 1974 in the City cf Brotherly of 84,03! in danger of being old Tulane Stadlunji, and so, ap- Irish earned love, and if it cornea off, Philly might have to get a new national tit.)e In nickname erased, the game is billed as the parently, will the national 1943, 1946, 1917, 1949 and 1966 as any bouts between these four would be all out war. world's largest New Year's Eve championship since Oklahoma, and have the best winning per. While most of the other top rated middleweights are prepa1'ing part)'. runner-up in The Associated ct'ntage of all time — .774 to bump heads, Flortda's Tony Ucata continues to be brought along Each team received about Press rankin's, is ineligible (or 552 victorIes, 14 losses with very slowly with a diet of fighters like Denny Moyer, Bruce SCOtt ______________ and 38 14,000ticketsfor it fans, barely a bowl game. ties. EmileGriffith in 1974,and if victorious, to sit back and watch the others eliminate each other. The sleeper in this division. is really a Junior middleweIght, Elisha Obed. The undefeated lad who halls from Nassau, usually 8' THE ASSOCIATE!) I'RES.S scales around 152, and probably could go either way, welter or 'rhrcc gamu's on New Year's urtui running attack, which 1I( Texas tinghorns, ranked rnidile. Matiged by Mike lYuwiee, re docs most of his fighting out sil1 cap the seasonal parade of bolted fuaverages of 350 yards eighth, will be making their of Miami, where he is second in popularIty only to Vinny Cuyrto. es'eits. OhIo State plays and 35.8 poInts a game out of a sixth straight Cotton Bowl ap. florida-wise, the middles arc the home for John Pinney, Mike Snithern California in the Rose WiFboc.T dire:ted by senior peatilace wh4' they take on 12thLanca.Lu- and benjua Itigga, three very popular ftght.ei's. Pumney Bo'landTcxasfaNebs" 4 Torn Clement.s. ranked Nebraska. and Lanes suffered setbacksat the end of 73butareexpected to the Cotton Bowl in day Alabama functions out of a State tailback John in the twilight of a career that saw him win the Southern Chain- Louisiana Tech in the Orange Gary Rutledge and Richard pionshipacotleofyearsagobe(ore losing it to L-lcath, man Trophy, will be trying to Bowl that night. Todd spearheading an offense help the sixth-ranked Nittany (in Saturda's, Missouri ile- isbiieli averaged V',i'i yards ruti. I to rvie I g hts I.1kit ctn:ipletc a 12-o season Icated Auburn 34-17 in the Sun tug and 41.3 points a ganiic. 'I'hie when WELTER WEIGHFS — Jose Napole.s has just about cleaned Itowl, Houston ripped Tulane Crimnsoni Tide's rushing attack State Inthey battle Louisiana house and now has his sights set on the middleweight crown, a 17-7 the Orange Bowl. The in (tic Astro-l3luebonnet is fortified by running back mistake in my book. Napoles is riot a young man anymore and Howl, the East topped the West Wilbur Jackson, who has raced Nittany lJn are eager to heat No. 13 L,SU because another couldseehiscareertakeailosediveafterhismatch with Monwn. 35-7intheShrineAll.Sthrgame for nearly eight yards per Hedgenion Lewis, Clyde Gray and Eddie Perkins all seem to be car- &)UtheasterflCoflference team, and Texas Tech beat Tennessee ry. the class of the division, after Napol. Lewis, from Detroit, like 28.19 iii the Gator Bowl. In the Fourth.tanked Ohio State Tennessee, prevented them Canada's Gray has been beaten by Najoes but few others seem 10 Leach Bowl Friday night, Gene- tied MichIgan 10-10 for the Big from compiling perfect regular be tO 1w i the tFCK, whde I'tikuis lizts been aroind for year3 seasons for 1971 t! 197' tirI edgt"I Maryland 7-I6. Len (ilk' am! then i(IViinced to Wear i3r old bidv beg'nru'ig to show the and Lear €1 4.Uiil hi 3;' Alabania is a touchdown Ia- the Ruse llow by a ccci. Missouricruptedborfow.sec. his lengthy career. vorite over the Fighting Irish trr's'ersial vote of conference on4-period touchdowns, capped The sleeper would have to be Zovek Barajas who in two years liltIKiughi the statistics of both athletic directors. As a result, by a stunning 84-yard kickoff time ha shot into title contention with scores over Armando Muniz teams are impressIve. For the the Buckeyes will be attempt- return by .1thn Mosetey ann! k Bat Murd a defeat eannut to' cuunt'd iut and .-it-'1'i ,regular sca'mi, Alabama rank. ing It, ye thenus&'lves worthy rolled to an easy victory over as the r.'est champ, as has been forecasted, since he began his ed second nationally in offense of the nior when they face Auburn in the Sun Bowl. Ray nsajjonaj career in 1970. and 11th in defense, while Notre USC. wining backs Anthony hlyhee of Mis'i In Philadelphia there are a couple of young bulls that arc on a Dante was filth in olfense and Davis of Southern Cal and Ar- gaines Ieadinng rusher with collision cow-se, Willie Watson and Aiphonso Ilayman. Watson t'IiIc Griffin of OhIo State lead 127 yards on 27 cs.r-nies and one secoixi in ticiense. IreTh frarn a KG victory of !oy Barnieni!os was sto'ed by Hayman Notre f)amnie possesses a pow- their tc;mni's rushing attack. 'ouchdown. irml7.Are-rnatchisintheworksforearly'74 Bowdoin Hockey Champs .•• - 3 ____ _____ ____ -- 'A/e ¶ 4- - a II (' rues (a p BoAII Parade I muoth anti even track. 'I ' lL... ,,,_ AL4IWIY Aniottier contributing pj I factor ssas the SP)nSurShip It ...... i "'U.I 114111LIJL IUI ii IIUJtUF ipUrL, ''' IIJ 11d11U11111 U', i.. r ',',ors' ey but excellent planning plus top wick of the Fourdee Electronic couipetition at the recent Grey'- Equipment Comnpan' in ('ass-el. wrn'tygA'/.t' -. 'wiund Wrestling Invitational berry. lie was the sole sponsor of the annual event. Along with 'tanged that rule. c '4' I unimmg the two day period on Assistant Principal Wihlianmi /ro'5 l'u'a,' 13cr'. 19 and 20 the l.ymani (;ynmi Slmw, Worswiuk presented the 1r7Z5, e.as bustling with actiVity' various awards .,: Although the 7,1 tournaira'nt during the miiany rounds of the _________ 1 •.-... —• (;reyhoumnl Invitational, finished just weeks ago St-ott is A total of 129 niiatches were already formulating plans fur — held with schools lmwmm the the 74 event, lie would like to Metro an(i Big Eight cOifl- limit the tournamnenit to eight peting. In addition a host of teams hliupefu lly' tie could ('entral Florida Independents attract (hi' four best teams in were also involved. (lie Central Florida area amid I AARhF'6/6t' The (cain trophi was coimiplek' (lie field with one P/cK'/14,tf. -w, awarded to the Grevhountfs teasim Ironi the ('ape ('k'lISt'Conssithu 139 Isints far ahead of let-cnn-c and knit' fr iii Tampa. .-.,' .;'i 8oY5 liii' reiiiainmmnig teamims would sond place l4'mke Brantley ______ op5 caq y,4,qp is ith 67. Third p'ct' was a probably hail from MIammii and _______ _____ _______ hittle with I .evsburg nudging ,I;,t'ksommvillt'. ______ aE 545aV. __________ I)t'land 545 to 45,0. __________________ .'',,, 'Ilie tournament was in its second year and it was also th' ,______ -4'cOfl(i year the hiounitis captured (01) honors. SOKC PAv/5 cgpet,z,1q,q _____ 7 /75 2,/pf/4'a' Reflect lug back un thit' _________ tourney organizer of the alfaim A',4O57&4/J4 614Z 4 I lead ('utacti Hill Scott said he / 007 45.A. 60. was pleased with the good 1* I I TonIght's Entries , r epresentation anti (lie caliber _____________ PICST. 111(C) - I. Mr. Tos. Ii 1. __________________________________________________ Rep f ',s-resters 5; 3, £sittit Scatty. J. 4 Gin ,t, It S. 4 C.#.ad.an Sv. 4; P CM Scott WAS obviously happy Oia kMa, I; I Maiai Twy.!2 is itt, time perfonmiiancc ol his 59C0s0. 3$ - I. ii i. " 4; Mirtvry: crapplers who cormipeted in 10 of ,ttvotli 5 S 11 Sc 0 4. ft .,. M4fl Maim. I tInt' 12 chammipionship iiiatct t's Tub, S kill) —I.C,,','Tr.'s 1 ' .arid out of time having seven . .UHi " $; ' • urn, 1; 4. Ow.t, Icbrt. a r'1 . ,,,o., reign suprenme. ,, ., U a r v.øt. Call., I \.s far as attendant r there FOUbTH S Ia tOt -I Tr•,O.s By hBH ARt) SMIlhI and are ahead uf that i.mcc this IanbIn M at I F.M - i we're good crowds whit-ti turned t'i •.s i.e. Associated I'rt'ss Sports Writer (mine around. it. I. , 4. OIW*41 MiIIyS, the event into a money maker. ,... j a n._ flufflo Coach Jot.' ('rozier Elsewhere in the NUL the FIPTi4, 5.14. Sal - I, MI*u Scott did feel thie crowds could ci. 4intl his Philadelphia counter. Detroit Red Vings doused the t.• s 3 . I, I Fist sri. 4 - $ Cr.kst have been bigger but points out .4 liii, kilee. 3 7. Ii.iHe. It part Fred Silent) were both un- Atlanta Flames 4.2, the New i.flhl,DILL_ it was held at an inopportune Iinppv over the officiating in York Hangers edged the Mini. , .5)5TH. e.. '. •. 5 'a lii III,, I,, iris •tuirfv, t milk 4. F H 'i SumnLu night's 5-1 L"licrs Rt- IL-siLl NI.ith Stars 4-3, the '1'u • lvi. Iii I. Ike Li' Ilk' tuuuriia,iment starte(l isw', It I. Ps' iv but [or different r-CaSOILS. rontuu Maple Leafs stopped the 'S ednit'sday night with Illatches Black Hawks 4-3 and , (C) L,J ''I'hte refereeing was the goumg at full tilt on t Wit mats, basir, 3. GOU ifi, Iii. ltiitun Bruins iounded the 5 ac' worst I've ever seen,'' declared tin.' ,si. 'l'hiursday played Iiuit to Oronis. Ii a Je*ea'I. 4. iv. ('ihifornia Golden St'als 8-1. u, s. s..' Crozier. "Phmiladelphi.a was elimiatches startimmg in the nior"iTov,'s st.i.. , Is uwinmg, cross-checking, doing iti Away, I 3. Cevs,s mug and continuing throughout ',L09 & 1- 'S. There's Nothing every thing, anti they' just let it W,ttuin. Ii I Ni Lass.v the day. This left high, school enras..4 I, Mart As.... a' Like Fans Irotu Orange ('ounh- in a NIWYN. I-lI(i— I. 'c IIi& I THE BEST Ciii :". u 4 I.. Jirci. ''There were a lot of jwrultie difficult situation siro'' s htuil 5, 5it • I; $ Sititi 0 rt. It I T..i. ii. I A i -s Za.v MU,. i s ihit shouldn't have been liii L.a. & ic-as still in session titus milakinlg called," countered ,Sheru'. "Time Geniral iai. Pev, 4: 1. na II) - I. Electric .iltendanct' at mnornnig and cn a. i. iis.ivi'. •' fans were yelling but they don't Mtss TO. is S Cvi U Vs. Is I afternoon rounds virtually uni is i. D.c s" 3 ,, know sittat is a penalty and ,, SuShi , Pe't ;tusihlt'. WEATHERTRON ii lout isn't iiiost of the time','' 11TH. I-Ia IA). (),,ivWil iICI - I This a PP.. s. 4; 3 $,I $t, HEAT PUMP \dding to the success of the Referee Bryan Lewis called ,. ., sC. I: I $irtliy Dvii. 1: 4 5)uiIIhi. 45 tourne W8S the job done by thu' CALL I. D..si Mer_3 t'igtit penalties in (tie gaul-c, six :. PLUMBING & 11TH. Wv IC) - I Ia t.'I I.yiiian 'Wrestlerettes." This thetmi (In (lie Flyers who set a 14. rt WA HEATING 's*. $ 1. INC. %ii aJ; n.r 1 91. 0 year their jobs have ranged National hockey League record , 'IC,, . LiM 1007 S Sani II. CU CsOs.s. 5. Iroimm keeping official score to For penalty minutes last year •.,,,,....-,. '_•. ________________ - FtCO41! ------ . - - - 7 -- ' capacity to 2,500 in the aIl-encled glass grandstand. The annual Merry Xmas Merrimack students. Wilicliffe Dancer is owned by Don Gardner. ____________________ - - NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (Al') — Merrimack is the champion of its annual Christmas hockey tournament. Merrimack won the title by Wanking Massachusetts 7-0 Saturdaynight,hikthgitsrecordto 1i-3.Goalie Bill Pierri had 26 saves in registering the shutout. _______________________________________________________ (o I I e g e f)Ilo age C - -I (Inc of (lie iimore difficult tImings to do um high school sports is to hold a successful ahh1 (jçeyf By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WHA East Diviison TPPs.OFGA u s us , __' t4l/,1y I - t)i THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , ' mi VrQinia Tech 107. SW TeIds 9 El9ht NoIre Dame 94. Kentucky 79 Kansas St ' C' !iP..rn, C O Far West CIai,ic Championship st,IrktOn 65. Oregon St. 56 Coniolalion $ndan 5$. Orgon 47 Brigham Young IS, W. Virgin Tt"ii 11. Army 65 Holiday Manhattan 74, St. John's, PlY Evert, Conners Reach Finals MELBOURNE. Australia (API American tennis stars Chris Event and her fiance Jimmy Connors reached the finals of the $74,500 Australian Open Tennis Chamu1iionships Monday. - Consolation - ne IS, lliin,t$] SIontord 79, St. LouIs £3 Lutheran Brotherhood Championship Augtana, ill • 1$, Oc?tu. Pa 71 Consolation Roanol, 92, Augsborg $7 - Ruttier; I-i tv U 78, Wre,r 5 M Fiotton Cal e. '— ______________ 11144(5 former Wtnnbledon champion Evonne Goola gong in , If hlt1'vil!t', III., 1, ttit' final 'tuesday aol ( '1011 I ' I) , ______ _______ ________ _____________ _________ _ H ______ ___________ _____ _______ ________ Australini Phil Dent. Monday. ______ _________ ________ ________ Miss Evert said, 'It would be nice II Jimmy and I could tiring off the double. I think Jini'my can win he has a muchi better chance than I do.'' Miss Even lost to MIss Goolagong 6.2, 6-3 In the U.S.Australia Bonne Bell Cup in Sydney last week, - T . - - -' ,.0 0 - DI - " This will be the 22-year-old Miss Coolagong's fourth successive final in these championships. She has been the runnerup for the past three years — to Australian Margaret ('aunt, to nIton Virginia Wade and to Mrs. ('aunt again last year. I. 3, 3 '\ . I :=+e---,.ek=- _= -e-I=-=-- Nrw; r - '$ • -e - _Ln: i.,. tneee'=. - Penalty Calls Upset Both Hockey Teams - .- - - , LL -- '' Miss Goolagong, the No.2 seed, tk'feated her Australian Colleague Kerr)' Melville 7-6, 57, 6-1 and eighth-seeded Dent topped countryman Ross Case 6-4, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 •• Entiies •_ Miss Evert, 19. beat Julie Jleldman of Houston 6-2, 6-3 and Connors 21, clobbered Australian John Alexander 7-6, 11-4, 6-4 In the semifinals on the sunsoaked grass of suburban Kooyong center court. The top-seeded Miss Event of Fort Lauderdale, Ha., 43 Maryland lrlytat,orul r4l Round M6rvIand 107, t4oIy Cross 13 'S - • '$ Moorltead Concordla 61. Thiel RUu),'rti, OXFOW, Miss. AP) —The nephew of a former University of Mississippi quarterback has become the school's 27th granin.ald scholarship signee. Jim Reed, a 8-foot-4, 200-pound quarterback from Hurnprheys Academy sit Belioni, was signed Saturday by Jake Gibbs, chief recruher for Ole Miss. Reed i the nephew of Jack Reed, who played for the Rebels in 1951 and 1952. The older Reed later played professional baseball with the New York Yankees. t3 La Salle $3. Princeton 7$ -"I oers Atlanta 3. Teront a 3. Ic Ne' Y*r l9landic 1, Van couver 3 Chicago 4. PittSburgh 7 PhiladelphIa 1, St. Lo"; I LOS /ncctes 4. t1aton 1 Colorado $7 Cob 65 HoustOn 6, Los Angeles 4 91. $4. Kansas 75. Nebratk 46 Oklahoma 91. Oklahoma St. 7) fllI,vv. Neb, 7), Wistern M. 19 ii 3 1)151131 BCOS. 67 9). Elmhurst CIereland 1715 1 31 112 115 1115 3 37140 us Ouvbec II 16 2 3.1 114 fl Chcago Creighton 75, Drak, SI IS 20 2 Oho SI, Ohio State 79 West Division Norlhwestern •. i'$OUstOfl 19 17 4 42 137 102 Edmonfon 20 S 0 10 173 1)0 TOledo it, Akron 59 Mi 9 17 i 3, Iii 130 Dayton 71, Seattle 63 W.rw'iipeg 1711 4 3$ 171 $3.3 Iowa 71, WIs Green Bay 61, Vartcvr IS fl 0 30 177 141 overt mi' Angeles 1374 0 26)07)47 I. Buena Vttt,, 74 Rrar Cliff Saturday's Games T.EI Mo Western 51 Edmonton 6. Ntw England 7 — TorOnbO 9, Mrw,esota Far Weit HOuston 3. CPIkaOO 0 Utih I ft Ct. Winnipeg 1, Quebec Co St 91, 811 5, 47 Cleveland 3. JerSey 0 AriZona St 76. Utah St. 77 Sundavs Games Calif Santa Barbara I) 0 Jrie 6 Cle-eIan ,, St. Si, Iorf,t Vancouver 4, New England, san Diego st i, Illinois overlime Peppira,ne 70. Portland i Chicago S. MInnesota 3 l4u'ibun __________ M'ssoori $0. Iowa St. $ COnSOIIIIOn Vanderbii! 91, Vermont 56 Mits. 51 73. M.mphli Christian I AinCoIl.e Championship S Cattorni 98. O!'it Consotat,n i Championship o, 'as. Yale Toi'onto NHL East Division W L T Pts GF GA 21 6 1 51 1k ton Montreal 70 I 6 46 119 $9 Panrs 17 11 9 13137113 NY U 13 7 11132106 Toronto Buffalo 16 iS 1 34 III iii 14 1$ 1 32112146 Detroit N's' Iilnd. 7)7)1 25 $3 l S tO 6 73 91)3) vanc-vr WeSt Divi1on r'hifaphla 71 I 4 46101 56 ó 7 Ii 4) 115 89 chicago IS 14 1 3? 91 1 Atlanta SI LoutS 15 12 6 36 90 53 Minn II II I 30 100 115 1111 6 2* 99 116 L. Angeles P,tts 9 71 5 73 Il 171 771 19 IS Ill Saturday'; Game; Montreal 7. New York Ole' Miss Signs Reed ('tuitg . " By ROGER hODGES a 750 Honda over Grant Shutter Herald Correspondent If I A'!Ilf,flW'fl.& III in Ii rhp, 111.3 Drag racing at Central looking 1974 Dodge Charger. Florida l)ragway has picked up Third place went to Ben Jacoti alter the Christmas "slow of Oviedo who drives Dune down" and the first few weeks 1gy' when he is not driving f gasless Sunda his Chevy modified street In the modified stl•C-et class machine which lost a new Tom Shively camrc all the way from Ot'ala to take on l)ave engine just a few weeks ago. In the 13 second class the B A. recordBunch's winner was the cycle ridden by holder, beating hinmi with a I.ynch, a Honda 750 with a 1329 second run. seconds et ruin. Perry Sperber of Daytona, 'he 14 sect nd dass was won mit a piston out the side of his by Bill Caohdge of Satelite Blackiimagic" Chevelle's big Beach in a Roadrunner with a block on his second practice 14.65 seontLs elapse time run. run. Shively drives a beautiful itidal flack blue 19'7 Plymouth lTREs w indtn, Barracud.0 with a EEL g E LT ED RADI ALS FORE IN £ DOMESTIC 140 wedge. • High Speed Balance Hot Wheels comnpk'titinnm • Meg Spin Bala., .hui Wahl of Winter Park, L'ikt' è Brake Servic, his tkge Demon to a 12.91 coreiUn & Dom.'t•c seco elapse time run to beat I Wheel Alignment a host of fast cars [rim all u%er • Motorcycle T,rei In the Sdectra Eliminator lass runs saw a cycle beat all ___________________________ ,f the other class winners with a __________ ___________ final run of 13.29 seconds mmiadt' _________ try Milo lanch of Orlando riding r _____________________________ i,ntiwnnil ' __________________________________________ - - - — FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES S I LACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinasand Rafters) NON.RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN , - ' - CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING ' -- - 1.1. ' br anfarb rrath 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322.26)) �- I - - - - -- - -48—The Sanford Herald - , 2 I p- - - . Friends," These two are very 10-Il NBC "11 1 Had a special performers to New Million" Second part of the York's cafe society crowd, M 8-9 NBC ORANGE BOWl. Mercer is a legend and Short is Mondsy night at th e Movies. P1\}1\1)f All the pageantry LI a very big favorite. That's why (los is a take-off on an old (19321 pre-bowl gain.-parade, with the hour promises to be movie about another kind of Peter Marshall (of "Hollywood great, a they present the music eccentric, a millionaire who Squares" and Broadway of Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, leaves 11 million to certain comedy star Robert Morse as Jerome Kern and others. f0phC Vignettes about how the etlosts i front Miami. hivc f the rceiljt'rits are ,if hrcectj1n (iltirruw's game. fected i four episodes). - - hvd is . i wUanccIas f SPEED knots u for t tw : iie. N ow Linder construction on the Gulf Coast, the 1 t'ships will be equipped wium antisubmarine rockets, torpedoes and helicopters in addition to conventional guns. o • (6) CBS Morning News (9) Bozo's Big lop 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangero (9) Mike Douglas EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (a) Hogan's Heroes Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (9) Lucy • '' -.-. I, - - - (44) Revalations Trojbte With Trash 11:33 (4) News (44) otes 1)oshia Mie .'litctielj (44) 4 71 6:00 (2) Robe rso n F'iiiiiicr Minna I3irncr, Dellary Robert E. Elmer, Deflary BR11115 . Mr. - anti Mrs. llcrzn,an MaRie M. Montgomery heonon Anderson 'retina M. Tate Je-s.ie- Eknjammri Paula Roche UlvsM's I. ( ('. Paula H. Young, Orlanclij tUI, 1. Ar n-enunn tnt.'r - it, th, iCi (41) Green Acres Lcwgs ___ LIKE TF(U\UOl OR' B,T'-,' -11 I en3age in A YER DiME PrER by Heirndahl & Stof I &,A A MOOCj.4Eg,,,A A SAUCER O'MILX, srni SH ,,DC I Hr ~ ,kz1Z .. ) — I' '.i'7 - __ #1 b''i* 4~ ZiP 'ra-IE Boys" 2 L3_J - I ' L AST Theway ) ________ ITh —I--- I ____ 1 - , -, - M Irr :_ TNtATRt Y.Y-y5' I RE'EM Y'ThE F'Ui.LEP OUT .5 L,'$L.A'D 14.THJ\ ''j' 'nrg 1-1- TOLD 1 GiABt4P 'THAT CRV5TAL CAT.-AND ) $OWHE PL ,$jiJrr of HIT HI$, TH'T PICnr' ),, 0E MY BODY A t'/' OUCT... C % WA ~,/,.. " ,& " '. - , j __ olet 1. . _~, ____ 11AHIa:uNto STAlLS MAISJ YX4uA-,;. — (9) Truth Or w FRANK AND ERNEST following described property lying and being In Seminole County Florida, to wit. by Bob Thavea From the Southeast corner of Lot 117. Block "0", Dr Mitchalls Survey f the Moses E. Levy Grant as recorded in Plat Book I, Page 5, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Run N 01 degrees 57' 42" AR E You WINNER j MM f '_ ~) )- r.DZE S Lucy Show - HWY 1 ir TLi'T AlF,iiP : . All CENTRAL FLORIDA' S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE StRvIPocoyptT( OINP4(RSUIIT,I I 1 A',' (9) News (13) Peter Gunn ' major Owdkildi - . (44) Hogan's Heroes ,1" 0 \ f\ - /( 4., - it ion $ - Nir,HTLV n the LA','PL'G"TL N LuU'(.L NhJ uip,ir,c, kOi.'. U* 3 7HAvEj -,-,,. - '&5 - • t • ' •'• - S S ' in 5.55 Public Records of Seminole County, in A distance of 30000 feet for a 008 Run thence furthir N 04 ci'grees 57' 12" E along said West of Garctena Farms Subdivision, ,inti the East lines of lots Ill. $47, 131, 126, and Ill. Block "D" of sici YEAR IN, og &o 'no OUT WITH THE. I OLD ONI.? -_ Or Mitctuells survey of the Moses E. Levy Grant, a distance of 3s0306 feet. Run thence S 13 degrees 37' 30" W $995 17 lees to a point on the West line of aforesaid Lt Ill Run thence 5 01 degrees 57' 30" W. along true ('.ITTHEDAY 1 iUGHTCHIFt3 ' THATE'L3GLE. West line of aforesaid tots lii, 126 131. and 142, a distance of 3170 51 feet to a point on thC North line of .. by Dick Cavalli r Sc along the East tine of sail Lot II?, and true West line of Gardens Farmt Subdivision. 05 recorded Piat Book 6. Pages 73 and 71 of the SEE ThE. NEW WINTHROP .V TO M MUPMY •• - ... it S BEER - - 4uuij7ç' - N iw,, III North in FERN PARK •r 0 A ~~, A / ) 11 PLANNING- - - ) .' IF T -4E0 ).4ECW IN MY LIFE ThLAT It) LIRE TO LIVE OVEf Aforesaid F VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter "1) - -. - Our I t, /7111 0 A point ~,- aforesaid Lot $47 Run thence S 14 degrees 51* IS" E ,along Staid South The Guiding Light Chic Young Lot line 695 71 feet, thence N 04 degrees 57' 42" E 150.00 feet thence N aSdegreesOl' 58" E 710 52 feet to point lying 300 feet N Of, degrees 01' If," E of the aforesaid South Lot ) line of Lot 117, Pun thence 5. 14 degrees 55' 15" E parallel with said South line Ill, a distance of MOT. -MT . - ii .', aBLONDIE - ___________ 1 * - Z_Z_~~ (SMELL tMt4MM - O' FOCO) cz c. • "N R ALL TELAVOR . aT' I ", / 'The SOfldb " mo~ A11111111111 - f \. F - ( . 8:::;) r 44.~,_~ I .~ ~, I~L; ~D $k - .W~ I1 1 ,_ ,__eill,~ I - -' ' ç N 11 — _\ ) - " I,--- ~ I ) 1.~ ~~ ;li~ .,';; - - - -.-------•-----,_• - lwk Roust / d i4APP' ", NEW FOR A'M4ILE TERE,, I TJ40U 614T RRGOTTEN YEAR, 8EETLE 41, - __________- DAILY BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON ' 49 : u KING SIZE $01 j J~_~ -Manhattan or - I WO 9 i D -) 1L,-LtI: -. Ar4 CI np-qi Lee Faik and Si' AT i.1, A #4L,58AN9 FOR J. A?V f,N..AN HEIR fee two ____ DINNERS President BADGER NATIONAL, INC By S. Sidney V Badger President PubliSh Dtc 17, 24, 31, 1573 and Jan 7, 1971 DEW 75 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FUR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1505.0 DIVISION 0 JOoPI B DILL and JOAN M DILL. '*ife, and GENE A. POLIPID and ELAINE A. POLIPIO. hit wife. Piaintifti, EDWARDS. C T. EDWARDS. and T EDWARDS, as Trustees of GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM o PANY OF the City of Winter JACKSONVILLE, a ditSolvCd Florida corporation, and any anti all unknown stockholders of Garage Equipment Company of Jacksonville, and El TA B SEX TON and SEXTON, ncr husband, if living, and if dead their unknown hers, de'vlsees, legatees, -- grantees, trustees, spouses, Creditors. Iieraors. and successors of true pa rt ies claiming by, through. under or against Etta B Sexton and - Sexton, her husband, Defendants, QUIET TITLE SUIT NOTICE OF SUIT 10 L P WEATHERS, P. 0 WEATHERS. N P WELLS 0. M. EDWARDS. C' T EDWARDS and Ct T EDWARDS, as Trustees of GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM PAPIY OF JACKSONVILLE, a dissolved Florida Corporation, last known residence 511 Chelsa Street, Jacksonville, Florida: and any and all unknown stockholders of Garage Equipment Company of Jackson ville, residences unknown; and ETTA B. SEXTON and SEX TON, her husband, it living, and if ------ dead tPuir unknown heirS, devisees, legatees, granted, trustees, spouse!. creditors, lienors, and successors of the parties claiming by. through, under or against Etta B. Sexton and Sexton, her — husband, Defendants Residences Unknown. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit to Quiet Title has been brought in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida4g8inst you anti each Of you, claiming an estate. right, :itle or Springs, :i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOPIDA Clerk of the Crcuit Court IN PROBATE NO. 3-ISJ-CP By Joy Wbh in re. Estate of Deputy Clerk ALFRED S HCPISLEY, a a JOHN A BALDWIN At FRED SALEM HENSLEY. JR Baldwin & Dikeou Deceased Attorneys at Law NOTICE TOCREDITORS ite 70, To all Creditors and all parse SM East Highway 436 hiving claims or demands again Catselberry, Florida 37707 Slid estate: ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER You, And each o s.u. are hereby Publish Dec tO, 17. 71, 31. 1973 notified and required to present any DEV 107 claims ll4 demands Which you, Or either of you. may Pive against the CITY OF estate of Aifrea S. Hensley, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, deceased, late of Seminole County, FLORIDA Florida, to the Circuit Court of Notice of Public Htaring Seminole County, its office Ira the TO WHO'.t IT .','A 'C". C E County Courthouse ri Sanford, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sem i nole County, Florida, within Iii the City Council of the City of months from the date of firSt Altamonte Springs, Florida. that publication of this notice, said City Council *ill Poll a public Each claim or demand must be in heating Writing and mutt stale the place of (a) To consi der annexation of the residence and post office address of following described property lying the claimant and mi-st be S*urr to and being in Seminole County, Liy ,r'e (,,r,i.,n, r' ai,rrt, or nit P-bride, 10 wit attorney, or it will be barred ac COrdinc to law Each Cr ed itor shall deliver sufcopies of hit clam to enable the Circuit Court to mail one to each PARCEL A thWest ', Pa',,el 6. Section IS, Townshi p 21 South, Range 29 East, and PARCEL B - East 1176 feet of West ICt) J feet Of South 1" of Nor th*es1 '.0' Northeast , Parcel 70, Section $5. Township 21 South, Range 29 East. and PARCEL C West $11 $ feet of South of Northwest ' of N.r theist', (less Ecst Ill ôfeetof West 1002 feet plus South 50 feet ice Road). Parcel 7, Section 1$. dt-ceaseø ' By - 5' William V Emery Suite 234. 110 E Granada Avenue Ormond Beach. Florida 32074 Attorney for the Estate Publish: Mon Dec 11. 21, 3), 1973 and Jan 7. 1974 DEW-76 Township 71 South. Range 79 East. and CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 'rue City Council f true City , Longwood. Florida. that sa id City Council will hold a public hearing, (a) To consider annexation of true following described properly hying an being .n Seminole County, Florida, to wif. The South 997 ' feet of the NE. I West cf Brick Road In Section 75, T ownship 205, Rang, )OE (Less Beginning at the South line of NE ', of the SW Section n, Towntnip lOS, Range 30E 1. West o true SW ' of line of old Sanford to OrlanCo Brick Road run West 411 feet. thence North 79 aegrees East 110 feet. thence East III feet West oroperty line ci Brick Road, thence 5utni 2'S decrees 30' West along property line Cf Brick Road U0 feet to point of beg-nning). Being 32 acres more or less. PLUS THE' N of NW ',. of SW of Section 7$. Township lOS, Raruie 30E (Less: Commence at the NW cornier Of N , of NW a of SW . Section 29, Township 205, Range 31W. thence run S 0 degrees 09' $9" West along property , '. of the West boundary of sad P4" of N w'1 of SW t 4 a distance cf 33099 feet, thence run PItS degrtes 5)' 13" East 1309 Wfpet to the East l'n,of sati U Pl,V .' of 'Pence 04 0 at 07' 44'. East aung sad East line 330 I'S feet to the North lir'e of slid P1 'lot NW 'of S'W ', then ce $9 degrees Si' 43" West along Said North Inc to pout Cl begflflinq. Being 10 acres more f leSS. to the corporate limits the City of Long*ood, Florida; an1 fbI To consider alto the quCst.on of designating and ass'gnng the toning classification of MO I Mobile c' '. . . of Home District to said as that classification asdescribed in the toning ordinances of "e City of Longwood, Florida. t wit Or. dinance No 113 and as amended arid Property. North 425 feet of South 755 feet of Wes t 243 feet of West 'z of Nthwest of Nor personal representative, Dated thiS 10th day of December, 1973 S '.'a'vmo N WiIouguy Administrator of tIre Estate of Alfred S Hensley, nit vs. P L WEATHERS. R G. WEATHERS. N. P WELLS. 0. M. Herald, Sanford. Florida W'T'4E rin-j ,ic1 Court on ,his9th day PdOvCrnbe,. 1973 3'JRT, PARCEL 0 The East 35 feet of 'he West 196 feet of Block B of Tract 55 of Plat of REPLAT OF TRACTS 17. 50. 51, 51, 55 and Sill, e'cept Lots I to land 21 to 310* Block H, Trac t 56, Sinlindo Springs, Seminot, County, Florida. as recorded in Peat Book 7, Page A. of the Pybhic Records of Seminole County, Flor i da. being a strip of land 23 feet wide from East to West and 306.1 feet long from North to SOtjtt'i; aria PARCEL E Block B of Tract 04 P110 of Peplat of Tracts 47. 50, 51, 54. 55 and $. except Lots 4 and 21 t 21, Stork H. Tract Si. Sanlando Sprngs, Seminole County, Florida. as recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 1, the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida (less the East 1637 feet and the North 152 S fe4) and PARCEL F. Block 8, CU West 155 Tract 55. Sanlardo S pr ing s, Book 1. Page 1 of the Pv'hicRecords of Seminole County, Florida, and PARCEL C LOtS 16 and 17. Block feet, Sinlando, P110 Book 3, Page 65' Section 12, Township 21 Soutru, Range 7'S East, and PARCEL H Lots 1$ and It. Block 55, Sanlanøo, Peat Book 3, Pa;e 65' Section 17. Township 21 South, Range 2'S East, arid All of that Certain R.W of Mon fgomery Road from its intenec ,.on wth the P-lortn P W line of S P 436 to its 'rtersection with true South R W Inc of S P 43.1. to the corporate limits of the City ot Altamonte Springs. Florida, and bi To COnSider auto the Quo's? Cl designating and ass'gnng H'o toning c lassif ications of R MF 1 Residential. Multiple Family Ds?rict as t Parcels A. B and C. C N Commercial Neighborhood D'strict as t Parcels D aria P IA ResialCntal, Single Family District . at to Parcel F. and P 0 Professional Office District as to Parcels & anti H. as those Ctassifcations are described in the toning ordinances Of the City of Altamonte Springs, ntor,da.towit Ordinance No 775 7) and as amended and supplemented interest in or lien upon the following True present zoning cIa)aifications described real property situated in of Said property is A 1 Agricultur a l The present :oe-. classification Dttrct a $ to Parcels A. B. C, D. E. Seminole County, Florida, to wt. Supplemented of said property is A I AgieCylUraI arid F. and P IAA Residential, Lots 16, 17, IL IS, 77, 73 and 31. The present zoning classification District as truat classification is Block "B". SAPILANr)O SPRINGS, of said property is A I Agricultural Single Family District as to Parcels described in the zoning ordnances & and H. as thOse classifications are LAKE OAKS SECTION, according District, as ttstat Class ificat ion -intl regulations 04 Seminole County, descrbed in the zoning ordinances to the Peat thereof recorded in Plat describesj in the zon ing ord.nanc I lonida Book 9, Page 2$, Public Records CI and regulations at Seminole County, and regulations of Seminole County. The Public Hearing will be held in Florida Seminole County, Florida, Florida 'Pt' City Halt. W,n?ir Springs. The Public Pleating will be held ri and you are required hereby to lIe The PublicHearing wi b field IA :..ni on the 16th day of January, the City Hall, Altamonte Sprin'75 your answer or other written 'he City Hall. Longwciocl. Florida. on .7i, dl 1.30 p m., or as soon defense personally, or by your at the 29th day of January, 1914, bt 100 F lorida. On the StIr day of January, "'creãfter as possible, at which time lorney, with the Clerk of the Circuit pm 'VIA-at S 00 p.m. or as or as soon thereafter as 'crested parties and citizens for Court. Eighteenth Judicial C'ruit, possible, at thereafter as possi ble. at whru t,rrt' AhiCh time interested .i'rci against lIre proposed annexation interested Parties and Citizens for Seminole County, Florida, at true and citizens for ma against And toning will be heard. Said Courtnoose in Sanford. Florida, and partieS and against the proposed annexation the proposed annexation and zoning hearing may be continued from time lOfl.flQ will b to Serve a copy thereqt upon the heard aia will be heard Said hearing may be t time until final tact ion is taken by Plaintiffs' attorney, whose name is continued from time to time Until hearing may be continued from time the City Council Ici time until fintal action is taken o w. E WINDERWEEDLE, JR. of final action it taken by he City The notice shall be pOttt.d at the the City Council the firm 01 Winderweedle, Haines, Council. City Hall within the City of Winter Thit notice shall be Ward and Woodman. P A - 704 East tted at true Thi5 notice shall be posted at true Sprngs Florida And in three 131 City Hall *hri lit New Englana Avt'ruue Winter Park, City 0611 *ithn the City C.tr Ci Cf other Paces w,lh,n the City, and Aitórnnt0 Springs. Flor ida. aria ri Fhr,aa 12759. not later truan the 21st Longwood. n Florida, a d in three published in The Sanford Herald, a three (31 otrue, places within true of January, 1971, therein setting up other places *ithn the City, and City, newSpaper of gen eral circulation in and Published in The Sanford the estate, right, titiC, 'nt,rC%t in or pubtisrue'd in True Sanford Herald, the City of Winter Springs and hen upon true above described Herald, a newspaper o gener a) newspaper Øf general circulation in Seminole County. Florida, once a property Claimed by you and should tIle City of Longwood aria Seminole CirCulation in true City Of Altamonte week for at leash tour (I) con Springs and Seminole County, you fail to do to, default will be Caunly, Florida, once a week for It secutive w eeks prior to tht date of Floriqa,or,c,a week for at least four entered against you least four (I) COfl5t(ijtiy weeks III COfll.*(utiy liuC Public Hearing. the date of the weeks prior to true WITNESS my hand and seal of true prior t tnt date Of ttu Pubhit frst publication to the date of true date 01 the Public Hearing, the date Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Hearing, the date of true first last publication, both dates n true fin? Publication t the date oi Florida. this 70th day of December, pbIicatio,, to the date of thelast ,he laSh usive. still not be less than 1913 pijblctat,on OyIh dates in publication, both tittes incluse,p twenty eight (75) days In addition Sti,ill rt be lest then 15cM) shaft not be 1055 than twenty eight ('use tAfltp fight (7$) aia,s In tatiditiOn, rv'tice shall be in the area to Arthur P4 Beckwith, Jr.. (25) dayS In addition, notice shall t' considered f or annexation and notice Shall be posted in the area to Clerk be posted in true area to be COIl be considered for annexat ion aria zon'ng at leatt fifteen (15) days Circuit Court, sidered for annexation aria toning t toning at let fifte,n (IS, prior to the date of the Public Seminole County days least fifteen Iii) days orion to the Pit',iring (nor to tPuC dtate of the Pbl,' By Joy Stoke, tltatt' of ttl Public Hear ing ii..,irfg ('tAT ED tht 71h dAy of December, D'-put Clerk DATED th't 19th C1J, u. (.i 191) DATED thiS W E WIPIDERWEEDLE, JR, :tu, December. AD. 1973, S Mary 1. Nor ton NOv,mb,r, AD 19, Winderweedle. Hains. S Eugene 0 Jacwes C'Iy Clerk PhyllisJord,tr, Ward arid Wocalinan, PA Mayor city clerk o f the City of P0 Box $60 I Y. .E PIP 'OJ Soon ' rom$2 '- PM "--. '.. .' #1.5 Pti. 95, ' ° ~..' j, jVVqf,1 15 - ~"__ "anfordlnu'- ---.---'- fAn1c^nr% 0RLAnr%^ KEflOEL CLUB 31.1t00 u.EOiFNL)AiLi- iaCLUDfhSt Sorry No One 'i; 92\ Cii) ~ I / . - I — N !& Under is ) I I - 4 - ALK posted - 1~ I IT'i 10 Miles north of Orlando between , €:' m Reservations (305) 01 Barry w THE! wHicI.l 1 wraton- SPECIAL - CIRCUIT . $145 a I $1 ~ Mort Walker $995 House Of Steak ~ X:. M c- . - tor,ca BEETLE BAILEY 50 - / . - THE IS THE To Oró,'r Ar.d fvV'd I. Iiied Idaho P4* I -.1 __ For DRINKS M 'T kA DO N'T '" -' restrictions 01 record to the corporate limit of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, and (b) To consider also the question of df-s'gnat'ng and assigning true zoning classification of PUD Planned Unit Development to saiti property as that classification is described in the zoning ordinances # -' lich cvt i*ti&s tarn Et tzi Florida Power Corp Utility "asemt'nts and atso subject to ' , -oodi00000- — / HAPPY HOUR / P U let P U DAILY from 8,30 i rn spe 175171 feet to true point of beginning Containing 170 6575 acres. subiect to :,-" 'N J oi n Us At lM I of - AND HIS 1*140 Dunce t o your favorite I lot 117, run thence along and North line. S $3 degrees 37' 3$" W 746 67 feet to the Easterly right of Ire of Fisher Road, as recorded in P Book 305, Pages 73 and 71, Public Recortis of Semnole County. Florida, Run thence S. 03 degrees 57' 07" W along sa i d Easterly right of way line. III 01 feet t a on the South tine of /----\ -,d j rr Night Patty Duke Another World The I rice is Beach, Calif. 97660 OWNER BADGER NATIONAL. INC IN TEREST 225 Per Cent, AD DRESS 100 Santa Cry: Avenue, Suite 102, Menlo Park, Calif. 91023 W B B FINANCIAL, INC By S Paul J He-Qecer way, d - - (a) To consider annexation 01 the coiDLN SPOON AWARD 6:30 ) News (6) Newa Those interested in Said en tirtlrisC, and the extent of interest and address of each .31 the owners as follows' OWNER w FINANCIAL. INC INTEREST F.' 5 ADUE.3S blO Newport Center Drive, Newport - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice it hereby given by the City Council of the City of Winter .- $ 101 I Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News (13 ) Sound Off Circuit Court for Seminole County, Springt. Florida. that said City Council will hold a public hearing 'ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST" Consequences (13) Local and DEW A -AIioAtC'OO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and the principal place of business snail be. Suite 301, 251 Maitland Av:nue, Altamonte Springs, Florida. Publication of this notice, as required by the above statute, the undersigned Will Cause this name to be register with the Clerk of the Florida. 014 *9. r 7; 00 (9) General Hospital Ce'i Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk fly Linda M. Harris Deputy Clerk PubliSh Dec 17. 21 31. 1973 I y ,,L_ intention Petition WITNESS my hand and SCtal of said Court on the 17th day Of Decrn:t('r, 1913 (Seal) I r-••s... by Crooks & Lawrence I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME PURSUANT TO FLA. STAT 565 0$ Be it known that Vs the of true undersgrieo to engage , under tile fctit name 0 CYPRESS WOODS udgment may be entered against •. O OOWJ TO THE,5A$itE lv 'IA I.'C"W REC4LL4 LCiLI EA'rrcr' TO KILL PIER; - You for the relief demanded in the 1. - - City, Florida, 37751, and riglnal with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 15th day of January, 1971, otherwise - ,~ .. " - 1974 on HARVEY COULTER, Attorney for Petitioner, whose post office address It P.O Boa 3236, Foreit 1-t IN Marian U. Day, Secretary Publish Dec. 3), 1973 and Jan 7 )4 W2 Osborne A uurn. New York 13071 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that .i Pt iticn for Dissolution or Marriage has been filed against you andYouareregulredtoseryra0py uf your written defenses, if any to it 11 CAPTAIN EASY I NOTICE OF SUIT .1 HILLYARO (ci A- LA 0 ) 1%zf . k~ It PICACCI 11111 -z Chairman AT TEST ST AMENDED 4EVETHELES5, 7HA'5 FOR THE DME: 8Ew50-P.E 33'rA FEW4$5#$W \i,_, YNIATRI 'AU Legal Notice LenW 17 Notice your ------------__ / f \. Jit't'.,i"t&', -(ii,', good 7.33 Monday, Dec. 31,1973-513 Tue Sai'fcr '-"raId Legal Notice _ you ,/ - BUGS BUNNY r 5:15 (13) Starcast 3:30 (6) Green Acres fill I viLaba.. Garden G,q, Salad . --• -- - - I .- - - intendS SOWUW bmige 'BPiHa'ln Ja Monroe Katherine I,. Sec. Lnngui..-i J IL t-ar, (fl,'ne f.4. A ?,.i-,2 II Right Today ?unes V.ittv J. Sudnri and girl Patricia E. Walls, Altamonta' Sprtngr Sophia Denise Murkey, Lake' e '.t'vi'-i it Days Of (6) Süurd Jarrett EdirtJ A. Kirgari Micha l l) Hrr,uri, f;j!wr,d - MisteRoger's Neighborhood " " 'I______ ~ / : Linda Gail Brown J. Lake, Lake Mary LUNCHEON f , ' ''J I 'LIN Gregory Stafford Mary - - - , BEFORE LEAVING. Russell (6) (24) ';- ViE. - flØfi — Mars' o. woi Willie A 1U''th Oiristrne Cat" arid lxii' Mars' K. 1)n-kgn, l)'.'Rary Charles W. Sjo5lomta. Lake We Still Have Our, - (2) Semester Sanford: James W. (litidre 1)inabj Collins W. $iiiith it Turns Drama Special L_E S ES D 'G SOwEmG S' jUt's l)ISCH,%RGF,s Jnsvpb F. Lyo ns Nancy W. Steele i Three On A Match 19) 3:00 (2) (6) Summer S.mford: - Ou .. ) The flo,1,,rc (6) The Edge Of The Counfry pal tori 1)lSCIlARGF Wi!h,iiu'. 1:30 3:30 5:30 8:40 11,LIVE e 17VE EITERTAINMTI\ 11 Jeri Lvn Jones J - given by Lorry i MUST s, 7ii4's O;E WAS GOTTE LlTTLE WK J. 4:00 (2) Somerset Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Gillian's Island 4:30 (44) PettIcoat Juncllcn 5:00 (13) Women's News /\ r-i -, son sirmr, Moiir&* at ',,stet,i',*i ___ 2'30 ( 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun 7:00 (2) - TODAY EVERY TUESDAY As The World Almanac - Thomas L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS What, (6) t6) Sunshine Almanac () . JUl11 ee 6:15 (6) Sunshine ItiRThis Mr. , j__ Lives .. Edn.i M Lace. DeLand Mt'ILSsa Eid.son, Ikland %S hilt' I Davis. Oteen . l(;i uund L .Sciarrctta Jr., Jamiies 1.. Arcncn,ann, Winter l)cltona Springs Joseph A. Alexander, 1)eltona Ada Sylar, l#ngwood Sin Li Hams, Morehead, KY. SaIJIUCI 1:30 (2) ci,nriti ' a' - - 'JuroLny Presley Who, Restless (44) Movie MORNING Teresa Jarties Mtrt, Cas.celberry Dora Itrauley, L\Bar' - _,_-,;,_ - ,,,,.,,_... çration, L' Where Game I Love Lui,' (6) News (9) All My Children (13) Young And TUESDAY Sanford Anna M:inriicn Arn.. • 1 :00 (2) Movies Tomorro'.v stio 1:00 (2) f)E('EMItER 29, 1973 %D1IssloNs Thomas H. lfolinon 11 (13) (9) Movie (44) News Rebecca Brown !2- PR1)f)t'(TIO%S' - All Nile and Oviedi' 12:00 (2) (6) Secret Storm (9) News (14) Variety News 17:30 (2) News (6) Search - For Tomorrow (9) Split Second New Years Movie 12:30 (9) Sanford Michael K. Berry Stankv A. Washburn Alice Yates - -- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS INVITATION TO BID NAME STATUTE S em inole Mcmcr,aI Hospital UNITED STATES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. invites bids on COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF INSURANCE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR pursuant to Florida Statutes, Sec Specs'cat,on are available at the FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION — CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lion 165 09, that DAYS INNS OF oflice of the Adm;n,stra,or on COURT NO. 73-31 OrI Civ — COUNTY, FLORIDA. AMERICA. INC., a Georgia cor, Thursday. January 3, 1911 All bids UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-I41,WE located at 775) Buford shall be mailed to Mr. Robert I Pltainliff, vs F RA't X E HOY, et DIVISION E ux Highway, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Besserer,.sdm .Sem'nole Memorial Defendantit) in re: the Marriage Of -NOTICE OF SALE 30324, d3irin0 to engage in bu$neii Hospi tal, 1101 Et Fit Street,Notice is hereby DON 0 DINGEE. that under the fictitious name of 5 DAYS Sanford. F l a 37771 BicTs must be pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL p la nil, INN, and TASTY WORLD and r'cevecl b the 301h day of January DECREE of Foreclojure entered on vS DAYS LODGE, at - 450 Douglas 1974 November 14, 1973 by the tabQve NANCY J. OIP4GEE, Road, Altamonte Springs, Florida Publis h Dec 31, 1973 and Jan entitled Coon, in the above styled 1 7 Defendant 37701 to register the same 1911 ttaue, the undersigned United NOTICE OF SUIT name with the Clerk of the Circuit DE* 14) States Marshal, or one of hiS duly TO NANCY .1 DINGEE Court of Seminole County, Florida , authoriled deputies, will tell the 177 West Covina NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DATED THIS 22nd day of property situate in Seminole, Apartment 101 December, 1913 NAME STATUTE County. Florida, described as Lot Covina. Californi a NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN, DAYS INNS , Block 3. NORTH ORLANDO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pursu an t to Florida Statutes, Sec OF AMERICA, INC. TOWUSITE, 4th Additi, iReplat that an action for divorce has been that lion 8009. DAYS By Cecil B. Day, INNS OF o Sheet NO 21, filed against you, and as recor ded in P110 are AMERICA, INC. a Georgia con Chairman P00k Is, Page 6. Public Records of required to serve a copy of poration, located at 7751 Buford ATTEST Seminole County, Florida at public written defenses, it any, to it on Highway, N E., Marian U. Day, an a. Georgia owcryto the Pghest and best b4fl JOHN A BALDWIN, Baldwin & . 30371, dc'sIrin t Secretary business for (Mth at Dkeou. Attorney for Petitioner. 1200 o'clock noon on under the fictitious name of S DAYS Publish: DC'. 3), 1973 and Jan. 7 Tuesday, January Suite 20, 500 East Highway 133, 1974 15. at the INN, a nd TASTY WORLD, at 2355. 21, 1971 well t*or of Ira, Seminole County Castelberry, Florida, and file 1h' Wymore Road, Altamonte DEW 112 Springs, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida Original with the Clerk of the i bo yt' Florida 32701 5. 46th Street, Dated ' A 17 1 1 ItIt0 court a, the Seminole Count! Sanford, Florida 32771 intends to MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. on or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE register the same name with the United States Marshal before January 9th, 1911 Clerk Of the Circuit Court of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR M'c'Ie District of Florida Otherwise a Judgment may be en CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, KENOELL W. WHERRY fired against you for the relief DATED THIS 22nd day 0 COUNTY, FLORIDA. AsSistant United States Attorney demanded in tne Complaint December, 1973. CIVIL NO, 731477B Attorney for PIant'ff THIS NOTICE shall be published DAYS INNS OF In re: the Marriage of Publith Dec 10, li 74. 31, 1973 once each week for fOur (1) con AMERICA, INC. LILLIAN M HILLYARD. Wile and DEW 35 scutve weeks I The Sanford By. Cecil B. Day, CARL J HILLYARD. Husband . W," "' DISNEY - (24) Sesame Street AFTERNOON '' N - 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love 01 Life (9) Password mz - . (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Battle (6) The 510,000 Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit (9) Password m t, ., ,. ,—. •*.i.,'_ (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Fevu 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The Flintstones (9) ()e Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature 1 - k%: 0 . . 204CXMG CHAIR ,,,, (24) Book Beat 7:3) (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie revelations, (24) French Chef really bad," she s.ai&I 8:00 (2) Orange Bowl "The Great Comet: Warning. Parade John Perry, a psychiatrist, Forty days and Ninevah shall (6) Gunsmoke said Kohoutek may seriously (9) Sugar Bowl be destrwed," proclaim pain. dlsturbthosewh.oare bordering (24) Special phk'ts distributed by the Chil , psychosis "These people are (44) Bold One's drenofGodfundamentalist sect %er' 900 (2) Movie sensitive to and upset by who - .... MarketC•.-...., " " a (6) Here's Lucy any kind of new spiritual moves (13) Movie or ideas," he said. 4) Movie Tile)' call the comet a 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke "Christmas flwinster" warntnj But Kohoutek bodes only 10:00 (6) Medical Center of "the total downfall of Amer. bountiful business for me(24) Washington Talk lea" as it approached its celeschants who report a boom in 11:00 (2) News hal rendezvous wi th the sun. j, ...L. ..z ..-----. IL% '' ui w.stupea aria omnoctiBlll' Graham tars. Some stares report asSpecial Radio stations have been de- tronomica] sales of comet-em(13) S'arcast luged with calls about the blazoned 1-shirts at $4.50 each (44) Night Gallery cornet's mellow or malignant and $ silver rings which one vibrations. "We get a lot aif p.jp, ,, -..,,.. !1:30 cle rk ci,1 rni,i,I ear ,J,Icrazy people on the phone tellRocking Eve te to cast whatever spell (6) New Year's Eve ing us of their magical feelings you want." With GIJY Lombardo (9) Lawrence Welk 8. j973 *1 v I WILD NEW CAHTUON FEATUHE £ MONDAY ' )WN \ ' Legal Notice AN'OU ,oQTG0 o ,,1 -T '\ Television SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—To about it," said a spokesman for some watchers of the cornet KSAN K'h&'utt-k. the dazzling visitor from outer space heralds the "Everyone I talk to thinks end of the world, a new begin- Kohoutek has an explosive kind ning, or a businessman's gala- of energy," said Yvonne Lewin, y of Iespes and T-shirts. who sells Berkeley. Star-st ruck as1rnI'. • i-,lI. lists and self-described "comet "It's intensifying everything freaks" call the fiery phenorne. In the atmosphere so that when non a portent of war peace, thingsare going well for people, natural disasters, the energy ti' really going well. And crisis and further Watergate when they're bad, they're 2 THAT ONE ' be 10 Dr. Antoinette Eaton. Do. rector of the March of Dimes B irth Defects Center at Chiidtens Haspitat, Clurnbu. Ohio. and tells her he'd like to boadoctor too He has hat to, open spine *** Variety Of Meanings- ita I / , - ' ni e t Wa tchers See DECEMBER Double 'k' 1ATS -i.'y THj)UT 'u i. 111 NBC NZC MON1)AY '..':! 1AR NIGHT Al' THE MOVIES Viewers can ring in the New 8-I1ABC THE SUGAR BOWL "Koska and his Family" Year with a traditional Guy 9.10 Co Hosp 'I by Dove Grouc T'LJUj T 8E41 IT' L9y. 4.*)E5ii0E IH .\L AE GET LOSIf! ",il'i\,,,'ij Karate k (Rusty) Zachavah, 5, says ,.s,_Iu 14I AI- : abelMerLer, Bobby Short and - 1 1 ____ Ask- ll%3,,t,'ULZ' '."u p1 LI r - P 1111111111111111111110-- 0] Fist Of twi --'- ro Plus ___ ___ _____ 8-9 CBS GUNSMOKE First of the parade of New litcad of one movie, here are lmiibardo show with h is Royal _____ (RERUN) "Dirty Silly" (Part Year 's post-season colki hnw! E_`;_____-__1_ 14 hi.long films that loom Cariadian on 4111 CBS-TV, (rorim 1 Ork!nal1y telecast as a two- classics comes from New as future series. in the first 11:30 to I a.m., or in a Imiore I _ parter, titled 'Pike," it has Orleans tonight and probably is hour "Koska" is a poignant contemporary mood with "New beenrelabeledandconmesoutin the most crucial of all games. comedy about an out-of-work Year's Rockin' Eve '74" on two weeks as a flew Alabama, ranked No. I in the aero.;paee executive trying to NBC-TV, ho sted by George replacement series, starting nation, could be embarrassed keep his family together in g ood Carlmn, and starring Bill)' Jan. 11, 8-8:30. Jeanette Nolan by a loss to third-ranked Notre health arid hands. Herb Preston, Linda Ronstadt and jJ ;intl Dack Ramnbo guest-star red Dame in this Sugar Bowl game Edelm a n portrays the eccentric the Pointer Sisters, and III t he spinoff rerun tonight, at New Orleans. K hrms Schenkel, but warmhearted heed of the produced by Dick Clark who, in Part 1. She plays a salty Bud Wilkinson and Howard family who spends his time a sense, will be com peting with WOtIIBI1 who befriends a Cosell wi ll handle the corn- trying to invent things. Barbara himself because of an ABC-TV 1 wounded gunman M ambo) menthry. Barrie plays the mother, and rerun of the American Ba nd. after he has held up the freight ham Dunn gives a fine, crusty stand 20th Anniversary show, office, and is shot by Festus in performance as Grandpa. A lot also from 11:30 to I n.m. his getaway, lie gels as (at as like the old depression-years the desert, where he's found, 8-9 P135 SPECIAL OF THE movies. SO LONG, DOC unconscious, by Dirty Sally. WEEK "An Evening with ... ;unl nursed back to health. \. FULL - ALLEY OOP I , TV Time Previews highlights Z-6. .. - - Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 4S - - - - ~ .0 ?'" ~illlllllllf Springs. Florida Publish Dec. 10, Ii. 71. 3 , 1973, 1 And Jan 7, 1974 00W 33 w'nter / )IrJ T01AC. I to paom eMa'n Winter Park. Florida 37759 Publish Dec. 71, 31, 1973 and Jan .?. 14. 1914 DEW Iic, of the City at Aitanianfe Springs, Florida Publish Dec 71. 3), 1973 and Jan 7, 14 21. 1914 DEW Ill of the City ,S Altlmoqute Springs, Florida Pi,,Oiiri D-' I hi DE -4 3 i �- 613 -The Sanford Monday, Service In Men Herald Legal Dec. 31, 1973 Notice Herald FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby giv that we re QaQed in tsnen at 113 W 77th ____________ ______ _______________ 4-61 L' -- ~_V - 11". . 4 I INFORMATION WANT & Seminole J01 IN AD of 110 Longwood, atgned ichabod In re: the Marriage 04 DORIS ANN AMI. Orlando has Airman Miller is a 1973 i.raduate of Lyman High Schrnl. JOHNSON AND PANICO. PA, l-'lirct basic tn and will reciIvc SpeCialized training the field of photography. in i ________________ .- ( / - 3200 S U S Il 92. San'oci Good Things to Eat ... JA 8a.m. .5:30 p.m .. bU 'ni r! "OK NC,5 - ' 'ancrinej& Tangelos a.m.. I? Noon DeadIine-)7Noon Day Before Publication ',,' .., hcrmustat junior till TrCC ripened Oranges, Si bu Freshly piCk grapefruit, 5150 bu Horse& Rider, 2151 Sanford Ave. Sa nford 1$ Help Wanted PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Course Harry Wester. 37) 1)79 ._ VALETPARKERS Travel Agencies Kennel Club, FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC. Airlinetickets, Cruise and Tours at cticiaI rates. 703 Semoran fHvd 14 wy 436), 1313213 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. ?J.IISI.o DivIslop., 0 i son of of lOfl Winter Springs, has ,'.i'irn,.hu*r.1 Ai V- 4. &Jal,)it Ii.'1 FII I I3lvd, AddresS is WlkflOWfl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED triAl the above named Plaintiff, PHILLIP D HAPIPIERS. h. filed a Complaint In the above styled C ourt f1' ?I'i attcJps1n of the minor ------- Lackland AFLI, 1973 graduate of training at Tex. A - tk'Land High School, Ga,ster - specialized training security in the police fieId on THOMAS C. FREEMAN. ESQUIRE of LAW OFFICES OF - w FLORIDA tW' -. &II huti Notice of Public Hearing Bill 8. Crier TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mayor Publish Dec. 31. 1013 and Jan 7. Notice it hereby given by the City Council of the City of W,roef 1974 SwiM. Florida. that Said City DEW 40 il ublic SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD pangeot tOning from Rural Urban to PIIVW*0 Unit Development a' the OFADJUSTMENT Noticeof Public Hearsng following described property Notice ereby o,veri that e presently lying Within the murucipal 604ird Of 2ti,' s cjc ' ings. -' pvblit licAring to consIr ap Florida,andmorefuhlydrrbedat IA R irsidenlial Zone on the following iA of Ls . 100. deScribed l'ont-r1y. 101, and 102, (the portion East Lot 9, Block 8. Country Club Shore Road). The Northwtst 10 nit I,PFBt3.Pa9esin acres of L$ 110 all ofdLot nh lying The South 185 - OS soon thereafter as poSsible Seminole County Board ~ Wilton T orres. Florida The present zoning cIitsiI,catlon of 51tdvoperty it Rural Urbnit that Cha'rman Publish O" 3 1 , 1$?) I I SURVEY OF THE MOSES E. LEVY GRAP4T, Pis? 0Ok.PIg.S*ItP of Adjustment By DEW 141 classification 4S described in the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF AI - I4-Cam ping .Resorts IS-Action Sports = FLORIDA, ORLANDO Of AMERICA. uNITE C) STATES n011 EARL McINTYRE el u Det,ndantStsi - NOTICE OF Notice i5 hereby oven that SALE p'rtt.n? o a SUMM,Qy IhPA, - OECREE0I Foreclosure eqIfe,ed On AuguSt74, Ifl3andanOrder entered on November II. 1913 by the above tfltitlCd Court. in the above styie-d Cause. the urldeftign" United - AD 1974. at 7 )0 pm, or as soon thefitafteras poSsible at whiCh 'ntCfCSIed I, and against lhe PropoSed CPiInge oh (loss .tic AIm *ilt be heard Said hHrangmaybeconhinufngm time to time until final •c?n is taken by the City Council. This not ice Shalt be Posted at the ll nsaper t iIrncral tr'lotiOn ri the City 04 Winter Springs Seminole County, Florida. onc e a *Ctk for at It.s' f,,..,r 141 tof' ADDITION TO SANFORD. ac secueive wtt-ts pf*r 10 Use date Of the 'uD'C Hearing the date of the 4. 'rdinQ to plet fhe-reof recorded fitS t publrCaOn to the date oh the Plat Ponk I, Pait5 41l' u.Ordl. of Seminole County, last ptjtiC.atiQn. both aates in rlofed at psjic Outcry t j, CtutIve, siaii not oe tess thjn twent .74hl (21) days. In addition. 'Qt*S? and best b4r ftr cash ..i,FA .4if ra cQcf noun ci Tur'day. - ' ' fr chariOt C,ered V January 1$ 1971 0! irt Ii,-'t •_ the 5emtnolr County Curthoul,e, at leaSt fifteen 1151 days prior to tre ott cit in., Pwlsc Heating. 5an,lOrci. Florida LIATED this 7thda1,oi December, or.da, tIeS(rucd as Tr.e Of the North l3SOftetotPp,e OiO West 910 ft-r-! tI Btork 75 jk',r[y O ROBtffSOPi 5 AN feet z -: , " ' MITCHELL A l'4EWBERGER !n'tr-J State'. M#rPI 4 * . . -M z~ -M I .r '-ENDELL W v%ttERRY ASsi%?Ont United States Attrrity ACrYe tOT F13'ritiff P-.bIh Off VE W, 16 . . 74. 31, P- - .rP ` --- ' '' A D 1913 , - Norton tr TIC iiy of Winter Sprsngs, Florida Publish- Dec. )0 . (jLWlI 74 li C, 31, 1971. 4 . - -. 36-Resort Property For Rent J8 -Wanted to Rent - ._- - Real Estate ' PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN _________________________________________________________ 41-Houses Tue JIt'ralul for Sale 17-Mobile Homes 13-Farms and Groves ' 15-Resort Property For Sale Ut s I a n d Er' 47-Real Estate Wanted YOU'LL FIND - __ --_ - - Mercnandise Condominiums SO -Msscelganeous ' VAhI'I I For Sale aLii SI-HoUSehold Goods CIkIh 111111 real estate transactions 57-Appliances Rummage Sales ;ocal news covera"e FIND ou'tt Se-Ca mping Equipment - questions & answet- s • S L.qulpme S-Sports SI-Bicycles %IlI,I a St-Musical Merchandise IVU IL 60-Office Equipment And Supplies - - Lot ._gS__ riunur 63-Machinery and Tools tai,i L FIND Perk f.-1?.Iii6 and Poultry vtti'i i YOU'LL IL 61-Wanted to Buy o9-Stamps Coins 11)0111k' .70-Swap and Trade ticjmes riiir rinu & pirIcs -- , financing , information AV - -- - . Look"fi) ) '3-Campers . Travel Tr.ti'rç ê - - Orlando _____ , - 1 if PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN 7I ,.1'Qf0rCyCL5 and Trailers '('I -A4.'t')j for Sate 11 All adves-ttsing appeartag in Sanferd Herald cit Wednesday will automaticafly be placed in Thurs. Advsrtlsr Should Include this lose-than o caxnput4flg trait earned rate. YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING Lifestyles _______________ "' OAVE RENTALS & BOX SPRINGS - P if DEVELOPMENT OF WILCO I AID co 98 __ Ouernt __ Vto n v OWNER 7 brr.0 kifhei equipped, air & ceo. heat, Nice y.rd 513.500 cash Ph 37) 3931 , a - frdrenenneadcrnm, , 5 %- SERVICES. Directory E I ________________ To Serve You! G Iass•Mlrrors ).. .. JOHN --S ,,tecs Cleaned, Serviced, Sold anti ri%talled Call Geneva Htg I. Air 323 553' Automotive Service .. 5 ,'IJ(5io7 l/E SER Pd S'iplr '.,e Siirlcrd 311 1560 to tell something" irnui ",i-5tmr'cut ri .i CL'I%Sificd A ,..i. tt I. -- -- - ---- - .. -r - !j jX ' I. 31 ,,;I il , - - 94 L~-~-,, . - d I •. Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy, Call for free evaluation 631-7370. _. '-'; kiln dealer 103 Closed TPciria, 6. Sunday 122 797i " Concrete Situated On Large Wooded Lois ,ear TI.. Country oun,ry Club. - z . J3l U le from he anford areaExcellent wages and benefits (fimt grow with us Apply at company Office - - im Want - is xu CONSTRUCTION -- _____ IICII) Want ed )fl - - _________ L1L1I.flIt11Ij.i1i )1421) TPI IIIIPIJt MS CARPET RO OMS CARPF I SNAGS 149 NO LO'S ItlS,'ALLED icr i-tm,ft uupZlAtq feet Ads -_ ___-- 111 W. 25 Bring Results lnô. Ph. 322.3103 for Appt. Phone: 322-261 1 -- en'cra nri nt Sanf or d An Ectual Opportunity Employer SONCRETE PATIOS BOYS AND COGEIURN FENCE CO Fill @110 174A GIRLS We buIld us?u'n Piornes. cr rxIrO becirooflus bathrooms, playrooms SUN Enterprises, Inc 830 ill? Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week ,', ,. :,((' i)r:t ', A.iy type ar, Ize Save tint SIN Enterprsts. tic 1R30 III? • U -. - ll" I ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD • DELTONA LONG WOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS (i;'.tom made cabinets, bars, _______________________________ ,,,nitse% or replace that Old __ For Builders. SLID contractors OCH small lobs. paneling, doors, windows, room additions, pan etc Very reasonable Free . 'tmAte ,%ork guaranteed 37) '' 9 A rn I) pm - Engraving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinso if. - FPIGRAVINC. SERVICE aI Plastics, Jewelry. TVC4)rut'S • Wallpaper Hanging PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger L'C Lic ensed Residential Commercial FrtEtimat Ph 3776473 EitcavAfng & Grajrt,j Ph 373 1297 or 322 6243, oay or nile Welding 322.2611 Ala (tetriOr Sanford.3?2 $533 Broker Owne', 373 7075 r fee BOOTS 67.A S at DeBar. Firewood for Sale , Jack P. McClure, Peg Broker. 706 N Park Edw's, Bldg 373 5215 3 5)36 . -- Well Drilling VA-'Nothing Duwn JOYCE WELL OR -, larger, p-, rn ps, 5I.r.nt'1r Water contttioners. 372-1610 3 and WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling, Tremblay. 3733774. sizes 1 U'tlOi"ifl, I : or 1,40 baths 372 ippil 2 Bedroom, central heat, living room. Air. 516.900 CORBEl! We replace old windowt, any type Save fuel. Free screen EnterprIses, Inc &30'942r SUN 68 RI Al. E'TATE, REAL lOP IST 10URIUSINSS ** A" 0 DIAL' ; AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR - APPOINTMENTS I - - -- 322.26-1 11 . or.- 031- 9993.1 * . * '. r I - 72 DUSTER PLYMOUTH CObifltf, 614811C. Winter Park CASH 372 41)7 or used furnitu re. appliances. repos:-rssecl S'nger's beSt model, winds tjobbir .n machine Fully automa tic pa y lAlAnCc of $11 or 10 tnols, etc Buy I or 1001 items I arry's Mar?, 213 Sanford Ave pa yments of U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SE WING CENTER, 307 A East I ', 51 63$ Il-ia Santonti 37? 9111 ._----.----_----.-.-- I bedrOOm, 8450 down, $160 n'nIh 11 i, pcI ACRE REALTY, REALTOR. 373 715.0 1 -, S I i i i i i i i il - 69 CHARGER 68 MERCURY 400CR '650 '650 . 68CUTLASS 0105 '550 '693 67 BOAT 67 LEMANS PONTIAC ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO, I IIROKIPS The Time Tested Firm I Days. Jfl II?) Nightt 372 $42i I COBIA. it Ft. 40 HP. Engine & Trailer 1 al sauilice. - . ..-. ,. ______________________________ GOOD SELECTION OF NEW VWS IN STOCK I Stamps-Coins 19 ro buy and sell gold or silver coins, ('Intact ti-S first We also buy bt,lk SIC 5IIPSOLE COiN CFITI.R 1C'9. s' 1st 373 4351 beautiful '700 900 - m pa ts Good condition. 530 Ph 571 sell 11 68GT0 PONTIAC - ' ;inith furniture, less than 2 i!rlthS old For example It , sofa ,untl matChing loveseat worth wayo.cr $300. Will 5111 both pieces for 519%. Al%Q IrmaI liwnç room ia,rs, end tables, coffee tables. piCtur,'s, etc Please call. 641 5-473 attr S P m 1 - P 5 Campers Travel Trailers , OPEN ALL DAY -M ON. DEC. 31st BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC OPEN l&D' " SAIF Oil D ;flt H., 11t3 5yi0 t.aei,,d P" I?? I)u '4-.4 P iii i!i Tna,' Iraler $Ieepso. 5730 nip S'minl 372 4-17?i 4 '1590 2050 72 VEGA 71 CUTLASS CHEVROLET '1 500 OLDS 12150 70 FORD 70 MERC MX STA WOlf $ 1200 $ 1 850 70 CHRYSLER 69 FORD STA WON STA WON 11800 '600 Pianted Old furniture. lamps, mirrors. and glassware, misc private party wi 12.17- htrat shAde Lee'i rug with t,l',1 72 MALIBU CHEVROLET OPIEP4IA.1 RUGS WANTED (01 (ft Ps I OUC Ii N 31 seWing 645O _____________ NEVER BEEN TITLED' 7000 MiI Wanted to Buy f 00 orees oaId, used, any Conditt-on C-' 1191, DeBry 86$ 1 BS -- UNDERI 73 LINCOLN DODGE C ,i %ri bu,er for used articles, fur nilure. etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES. 317 61072 - Household . ' Goods - - * '* Singer * * in Windows sHOME & BUSINESS • OR .ui ______________ $31 6) _____________________________________ 20?W." Xl? W. ,ndSI 2nd St 372 *432 . MAITL AND FLEA MAR T 1911 Hwy I? 97 Qen Sat & Sun 93 II! 7970 brick From iii xlttu Street to LOrut, turn left to 111h St , ran-, ('0 Vale" Cjrt Nartti YSI,.0 c-pen lOpm daily On eli Phone AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP SUPPLY CO. kk fracoks SI 7010. we repair and Wrvice STINE MACHINE 8. Feed ____________ JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wlSoleS 4. prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees .n writing lowest pricesin Fla Gem -'l', s I it east Ileina., a! -- AFTERS 323 7117 Boxers AXC pups Brindle females Beautifully marked 51 each. To QuAlif,d homes Only Call 323 1792 Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 1792. I m ile - Old Yorkshire Terriers, beautiful puppies. 515037276$;. --_____________________ Palmetto Ave D&M WELDING RO..Id Service. Build Up PHONE 377 9226 - Pupp't Ph - C.ner--1 ' bedroom wood frame m IouSe.Close in $9,500 Total price Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 316 OUR ACTUAL COST Pets and Supplies W ithlove & care ProfeSs.onal Ph 1733$94or323 39$ Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or W0,111 W0 ,111 sales out of anything of valuC hwy 1797 (behind W in Ch es ter Mobile Homes I 323 73.40 Sanford, FIa. 373 71)6 ______________________ Tree work dci,, and wood for Sale 113 $515. 21 turs a day or 373 $263 - CARS TO THE PUBLIC AT t *POODLE GROOMING . Service. EQUIPMENT- WE A RE OFFERING THESE Equipment for Rent S W ks SADDLE ______________ '.1 ton Corsta 5'e yours now Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary. 323 6299 (OP.tPLF IL AUCTION SERVICE I Bedrm I' bath. 57.000 down. 5)76 Mill pays all. Holland Realty , F .,L,,G LFT" PD, ___`I ,ct N.., C.1-, PRICES! Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5h,impQnr for onli 51 per day. C APR01 L'S FURNITURE -_- -- All types a Air lettIConrentional Ph 373293.6 -- I s Auctioneering 123 SlTi FI, I_ Musical Merchandise 64 Miscellaneous For Sale PUL IC AUCTION EVERY MONDA NIGHT, Anfiquet, TVs, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and applianceS Plus special sales I watch athl 3 YEAR-END Newer used new Degas bass guitar $113 Phone (904) 719 3496 eytS. * Sanford Auction * - REALTOR - Painting 59 - Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing Lawn Service ' oc C NS MOWING SERVICE - WILSON MAIER I URPIITURE buy Sell trade ill 31St First St 377 562) HALL REALTY , 9 I. 107 W 771 h St. Ph 373 $130 FREE Home Demonstration - , 172 n7,1.1 income and Investment Property - '• Bicycles All 5i1t% arid models. 10 spe-eas, 5 Speeds, arid Standard bikes I'IOW Lcingwoo'J ------------ T ______ ly available at Firestone Store. Call SO - ILZIUM Bikes. Bikes, Bikes Realtors -' - ASK US About our Commercial tr!,i10 6. ,icrt'ai:!- 151.00', - If you think you are qualified phone this number immediately to start your career: 322.0244. Ask for Mr. Warner, ' Gout income corner propertp, ill' x 60'. zoned commercial SC 3 527,500. Terms Phi 377 7780 0 Custom I ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy, Il 92 372 5961 S'cLv'an Ru.c1 _______ -- Vacuum Clea -- I! Inc . tem% Sell It-em Qui c kly With a Herald v.ant Ad by callIng 377 2611 and askrn.7 for a friendly Advisor rib 830.5500 831 1172 - retail time An Eaval Opportunity Emoloyer 65 ARBOR in for qualified people. 1963 Bass Boat, 16' fiberglass, 32 HP Eyinrtjde, all aluminum trailer Priced to tell 842 1606 Roberts & Gilman , KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER count er Only authorized silts I ser vice in Sanford Open 9 on. Fri Remodeling, all types of trim wk, Acreage, Lots and Lawns 55 Boats& Marine Equipment 58 --- Drafting (omplelt' Ptot'se PI,In, and Shop Drawings Fail. dependable economicAl C,ill VictOr 36% 314,3 - CASSELBERR '1' - .irentry. Remodeling, Adduti, CislOm Work Free Estimate I CCflWO Bonded 3230099. IL','. Oon'tthrow AAIv useful iC u tyrnaton bedroom, 7 bath, family rm Ait, Carpet, drapes, built in kitchen, ice maker refrig Choice. V er y HAPPY BEAR. Efliient cleaning private, $17.500 04 eitefiorsurfaces Roofs, Mobile flameS, Commercial, Industrial. FURNISHED R('srcjential 678 2377 2 bedroom, con yenient to lake & Shoppn "TT"'"$13,900 Hurry? Custom made screen rooms. carTop workmanship and ports ",iteeialt LEACH ALUMINUM #sf,. tan A s..anng • -- pay ePaid Vacations Paid Holidays 'Paid hospitalization for entire family 'Paid prescription drugs for entire family *Pa id life insurance 'Paid retirement *Stock Sharing plan available 'Liberal bonus program 'Excellent 'working conditions -- Want Ads Bring Results Ph. 322-2'611 ____ CLIFF JORDAN immediate openings for qualified ex- lOc,s bag- Skirts & Blouses Al Souls Catholic Church Sharint Center, SI? Sanford Ave. Mrs. 9 b 12, Mon Sat. I4w' llQ7closetoHwy III Hw 1797 16-4' deep .SIso 4 apartments with mOnthly income of $770 Priced right, 5161.500 Terms negotiable For more in WE TAKE TRADES REALTOR $198 & Rubber Company has perienCed people Sales COMMERCIAL SITE '°° ' Pressure Cleaning - I retest matt,cIllifl4% Doors NO SUNDAY DELIVERY - - - ._____________________ Bell Plumbing Co. * Fast t-ttic.ru? SCnCC, Old aridnew - Bond ed. liC ens ed. 327 0959 & exterior. repairs, roofs painted. freehonest euperienced estimates )fl,94 inting., interior Custom Homes AGE 12 OR OVER CALL * s. M BOAT -u u rvu,i to HANDYMAN CALL)?? t)erlJlast iay.u,p personnel Id ooat assemblers Local growing - - - 51. RVICES UPIL IMI I BiiIt With Pride By BUDDY'S - LOPGWOGD Immediate possession. assume low , intereSt mortgage. -OW down payment 3bedroom, large corner __________________________ PlumbIng lot, carpeted, fully equipped kitchen, garage I year old ABRICATION, 323-4675. - . ' -- ru ...JACKSON S CLRAP.5Ic..5. supplies HOMES OF DISTINCTION ._ Ceramics - .. rr..., - - Firestone Tire - (', IILAIM BROKER A. .i PEISP4IPIGTOPI ASSOC 3fl 7710 Home 327 9)20 1)3.4W Fairbanu ONO QUALIFYING m Z'r' Ph.', It-ia Pi'i All makes sewing machine repaIr C1P4riqd,,ttd REWA RD L 54 Garage-Rummage Blair Agency SANFORD AREA Boarding-Professional with love I am 6 p m Animal Pla4en Boarding 377 3757 PO%IE IMPROVEMENTS Small ict,SWanted iT? 133$, ''Lake Mary" h Of Loch Arbor - - - Pealt5 6.457333 U it AdjuSled 5095 French Ave,377 1 3$3 - MILLERS 7619 Orlando Drive, 3720357 _____________________________ C, Forrest Greene, Inc. Pet Care - AUCOCK Roof ing 8. Sheet Metal Gutters 8. Dewn Spouts f-DQ French Ave,)77 9551 BULIDOZIP ,','ORe. :CArJ lots c.r S ..,sut 3?1 17)1 after I p in f ~, ' Bulldozi ng - 8)1 3069 - Home Improvements Beauty Care TONER'S ZILAUt Y SALON lformerly Harrie'tts Beauty Nook) SItE Pine. 322 5742 BOAT BUILDERS "----• - S '. . X__4t# Y 1 - ' - -- -- --J "" . e- ema,e Help Wanted - Moving? Why not live In Sanford S nest established residential area? I - --- - - - '-- DON BALES San ford Motor Company TV-Radio-Stereo ,, Lots and Acreage - LAKE FRONT CONTEMPORARY C E SHEPHERD Enjoy georgous sunset Over PAINTING 8. GENERAL REPAIR Lake Marion 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. PHONE 373 U7S Spiral staircase Iea.ls to 3rd Master Painters, insitiC, Outside bedroom, ideal for artit, or painting. IS yrs e*peri,nce, Ilovers lof o beauty. Qtjief rust i c area, Profess i onal workmanship 631 winterest mortgage. 719 545000 _______ OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 373 5954 - -0 Cell Ray eating Ft'lilineGEApplian5 Sanford Electric Company 7577 F'ar f)niw 3771582 4 -, Reasonable 12. H Appliances 323-4670 J I 13 Quiet, secluded, rustic area, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, in ktcheri, family room. beautitul CAtptting Assume low interest mortgage. 130.500 Custom Pantru U ?iOMagnolia Ave _________________________ . - iPJVARlf GLASS 6. PAINT CO - • D P ain _____________________________ 53 GRF000y ',IOBILF i-mMrc Vj0 r- tCflti ,Sy,' 33)OrIa,yj;Or 321 30 373 5300 Ball, Rig Brkcq Esther Piatt, ASSOC late 117 West First SI. 372 564! 1970 010$' 412 Convertible, automatic, ar, power steering & brakes, •lectrc windows tape pla,er, extra clean 11,700 '177 JJ flu management. Top USED HOME SALE' Low down payment on 1,78.3 BR used homes REALTY assume tlàyments Total price. W°0 Ph 323 5976. 70 Buick Electra 273. Fully loade'J 4 tir Sedan. Good condItion Phor.e 32) 4571 after 1 30 For, the best tAJy In American Motors, and Jeep vehiclfl, see 300 lb freezer. Cop,ectone, $250 Used Speed Queen automatic v,aher Good COntiitiOfl. $75 Ph 8)4 5126 --"-'5--. -. 12 Chevelle Malibu, 2400 down. - a*AMC .JEEPS** 373 0857 1966 Oldsmobile, Air cond, pb. p s Also air conditioner, I mos. old It,000BTU Ph. 3773277. Autos for Sale KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machines. P.'hOOPIEY APPLIANCES, 3730697. Fully Furnished Ph. 81.4 9065 ALTAMONTE SPPINGS AREA !a4y _______ Central flea' & Air COndt,On,rg For ttf CStmflfC, call Carl Hrr, at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 20 General Electric Refrigerator gout working condition. $25 take over Call credit - ,•,_•• PAynuiud M. . DOWN I --- 373 633 . • - --------- ..i;.. drive, New tires. Rebuilt eng.ne. 5330 Ph 327 0525 F,tariy to choose from, DiCK't Ap pluance Sales & Service, 7617 5 French Ave - Sanf or d, 372 7651 3730330 ll BALL ff1 I. Free Delivery, ' Freezers "Saiford's Sales Leader" 12i84' 1972 Dt'loa e Skyline. 7 Yoi,,r Multiple Listing Agency t.nroom ,iil '.'l(trr., central Local and National MLS REALTORS 2563 Park Of, he at- ar, 53(i., 322 6513 I !!! ltb___ ff k!171 P!!!t P W - necessar y" Apply- Lakeview Nutting Center 9)9 E 2nd St.. Sanfor d. - - C __________________________ Air Conditio nmg Pc4r?gerrn!'-r, -IOU Washers, ranges. refrig. $39.95 up. Also repairs. Myers Applian ce, 2 1 0 Sanford Ave., 323 2937 Till We Succeed!" LalI 322-2420 Anytime ofl - ' 1970 El Camino, straight stick. Small VI, assume payments. Balance around 51700 373 Ifl WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 7641 "We Don't Stop Good condition Only $33,700 This alto includes double detached garage, barn, fenced, pasture, 3 wells and an assumable mor PgbQe Brethern, as the preacher soys. "Now i he time" ---------- 140 _____________________ -' WINTER PARK 2 a'Irm rome One block dubstircad and bus stop Shade trees, S72.500 total price Seller 'hill hold Mfg BEEN WAITING FOR THIS Five Acres wIlt, i t.edrcoms, 2 baths, htII and Air. 1 1i Washer, , It DiiytJll 7211 ft '69 CHEVY PICK UP. Nothing down, lake ovet • call Credit manager 323 6730 , Appliances RECONDITIOPIFO ____________ -. REALTY _____________________ 12 6157; After 5, 372-1)1! Realt,.)77 1301 6s3 Hiawatha *ve at 17 97 S by Bra lisy Odha m , .f , ______ 73.14 S French Ave - Mother. Quality Nom Dev. lopmt ------- .. 20, i m DREAMWOLD - EXCLUSIVE HOLIDAY SPECIAL! H a we you JOHNNY WALKER __ C ill Helen 37? 7041 stro L. ,,t ri Prime Shopping .t'r,t. 'ncludes inventory equ ip ruient and lease P. AT TRESS 0 BUlCx ELECTRA 773 Nothing Trucks and Trailers 64 I TON CHEVY VAN, Nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 373 6230. - - I.)' lzu a ZA'tt PlA,,'4 if 1% PItt 834-3131 A n M. UNSWOR THRE/4LJY "I seen the new Jefferson Homes on Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Hartwell Avenue? They're 3 and I Realtor Fern Park 831 1. W MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bedrooms, all with 2 baths. cli 377 19195 Fr en ch mate control, enclosed garages. Ewe Sunday, 37? 7)71 or 372 1496 and carpeting 11 All kitChn Mobile Homes with ranges, du1hwah -.. AA ' .. '.T -- ers, disposals and vented exhaust ,%OOIC Home [tank Repusseiaions ivuie UA IMAN l5to choose from. $31 2)7) Dealer fans. All nicely dec orated. Prices BROKER 37276131 from 530.300 to $37,000 See them I acme -.-.-.-_.--.__. today' I bedroom block home, 1''? baths, wooded lot, river righis, boat ramp,) bdrm • 6.4 * 12'. Dealer, large lot, in the country Call 37) COUNTY - MANY OF YOU HAVE SHOE REPAIR .. Household Goods TV, Sofa, Coat, B-o-okcast, WISher, Dryer, 2 lamps, Wardrobe. Call 3 2 2 9i'a37 before . or 372 78.60 after SEMINOLE REALTOR ORE., wi $70 0C,() "frr, 'P Apt SI 52 has Stemper Agency Store with super return on in vestment, good location, includes real estate, cou.pment anui REALTOR P31 16 2 1`4 6y 131 LO'1QArQCJ - i I Jil' I If'F.tIt Il-Aviation - _____ rtiEtRnot - ' 77-Junk Cars Removed SMALL GROCERY HATTAWAY REALTY Street . Houses for Sale - mn(ijr15 ' manager 373 6230 rr,ir'oqer 3'3 6230. 19 III N. Park, Sanf or d 172 5991 CITY -- WEST FIRST STREET OLDER 3 bedroom frame homI' new roof and flew al'.arriinum sliding Installed. Needs Some interIor *k Zoned RMOI for multi family residential, office arid Institutional purposes. Only $16,300 4 ( yr.merCial buiitin'j 00 Pan, A p 1330 5(1 ft 577.00-0 573.950 lerms - Realty Commercial property on 17 92 Starting at 517.500 .....i,- ________________________ EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 160)5 1797 Maitland, 671 reos - Large 2 bedroom, I bath, central Pid-.it and air, ideal t o, ri-Irri i I - "?", bedroom .'.afar Ideal e'cutive home Only $42,030 W9 SNUG AS A BUG No Closing Costs 0.1.4-mu Ste central ht'i! flU. tutu large storage bu,Id:oo v.ort5t.p, $24,950 F I-IA terms Of city with patio bnd all the Oles 535.000 Terms - - _______- nreom. story liwi. 'replaces, large Florida room, corner lot. Loads Of extras, only .33900. C' 3 bedroom home on large lot Outside - Houses for Sale ONE' 323-7860 38 i NO TRAFFIC NOISE --- 123,950 - WaitreSs and Counter Help Fc'-J ex perience, All employees Over It Gout pay and lips Mutt apply n Sanford 11: Cr ru 76-Auto Repairs, Parts Accessortei . '.untords newest I f. 2 bedroom iiuit condominiums Offer you carefree living PLUS Washer dryer, wall wall carpet, rec building. pool shuffleboard From $17,900 Inspect our 2 furnithc1 on Atp rt Btvd RCgi?rr Icr fr i- c (Oli n Tv 14 0i 'Q.it.'r rERRAC from SEWING MACHINE PRETTY i ______ KINGSBERRY - El Capitan S Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes Car pCtiflg, range, dishwasher, disposal, central heat -air, Lot 110 * 160'. Ph, 67) 460 7 bedroom, pluS efficiency, close to town, only 510.500 with terms , or less for cash. 4 bedroom PAr Condominiums Spcf I GENEVA iJ*5i Melioflyulle Ave. Santord -- - 13 Property 17 . ....t•1 PECT AND DESEIVII LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BVD.- Wanted RNs and LPNs Appi; ,n person. Sanford Nursing A nj Convalescent Center. 950 YOU'LL F" iii ?I-Antiques 22-Auction __ - -u----'r Transportation for rent SANDLEWOOD VILLAS EC-OCOOM. 2 BATH BRAND HOMES. PACkCO Full OF All THE EXTRAS YOU'D LX- Well MONEY SAVERS Dr, c- .ist 7i' An - Au.. i,,,, re ,,, t"1roorn rIjrre bStIl fi reolace G .rQe setlin.j from Street 'Inept Gi.iic't Secluded neigh - Planneddevelopments 66-Horses PICTURE P14. children or pets. Retired Cxjpir. Phone 3 72 0)73. - 2I Park Dr. 3222118 RI Al TOP A'terho.jr 97 377 3991 377 OuUI I - I Houses for S.ale -_._,....._,, For Rent SANFORD, FLORIDA ondusfry interested pp , 5 in gardening hints 122 43 FORD RANCHERO Nothing down, take over Call cretit down, Jim Hunt Realty ........ Junk Cars Removed tbandoned, unwanted funk c4rs hauled away Your Colt, $10. Ortando, 295 6191 anytime. - MOblIt? Home Lots _____ _____ 4. TO flU-i' OR SELL AVON Cal' 644 30 7 itt fl IPII' fl,Ir.,l,. ideas 1111 I riii I U LI Fill YOU'LL 62-Lawn and Garden . 15 'Ter, 2211 ' e"Pd ', ;'r:t;r 1NL) decorating 61-Buildmg Materials 7-Truck . YOU'it FIND SSBoats & Marine Equipment - - 11 I 7 spaces App•n* 18 x 30 Can he used for offices or small tus - nesS Phone 3?? 8060 Or 37) t€)6 I6 4 ZIG-ZAG !§; Female Help Wanted i - 33-TV - Radio. Stereo - 1963 Dodge Dart, extra clean. automatic fransmission, good tires. radio. heater. Oily 5495 SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave 7237960 , flUrin, l bath Vt,lcran()fl $190 ma, $'3 Pc? Air ldi'iiIy REALTOR 3217750 r •f,iIlCt NIct 1 bt'droomGnou ,:atuon Mature adults Phop 3?) 3.695 -- - - F.'..,.i ri&i VU LL FI1'IU apartments Investment Property 61-Livestock 4 NEW Oft 3$Iti 1*in G..waa OirO,si ;.ccoutITlNc, CLERi., hji', required Immediate long term V1IIlI i ill $ S MACHINISTS-. Why commute Alien you can work locally' Please apply t 911 W 1st 5', Sanford. or call 3236090 home values 46-Income And 54-Garage . , 'd.inted Maintenance man wth some experience In floor mainten once plumbing, etc. Apply: Lake view Nursing Center. 919 F 2nd St . Sanford YOU'LL FIND it-Lots and Acreage I I - __ To Lifestyle,E .1 7 --Dusiness Property For Rent - ) Look For Rent days FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS ACTION th at is distributed Is an 12.0111to harries , . - -. All Home Lots m. y , , 33-Houses Rent Furnished 4 7 ttr NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 1100 E 25th St 377 6655 - Autos for Sale transportation, $275 Cow horse. gentle. SW. 7 space neaters. $15 '-.1 pp 373 19 PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanfor d Avenue SANFORD REALTY Foremen Unfurnished deposit Phone Ad '63 Anglia, good mileage, good TAFFER REALTY t' - ..,vu, dines, pots tIc ' 5ta3r I '.rm,or long Ph 834 906S . 80 17 Volt Auto Balteriet 5 11.95 bring results, . Want tAuto Repairs Parts. Accessories ii * Construction * IL uTY CONTRACTOR— .'onhole, conduit and cable E'pecienced only Paid vacation, holidayS. hospllaluiation Call WIPICO CONSTRUCTION CORP 131 3453 34 -Mobile Homes Rent '%-Mobile :1 'i'S' 7 txjrm t. Furnished Rent 525 H -Homes en. - - ; - 31-Apartments Rent 6S-Pets and Supplies thin SfatelMarshal.oroneoh is duty Sipriongs, Florida. and in thret 13) authoriZed deputies, will resell ,h other places within the City, and ç~-r!,CO.,. p'ti5tc'd in The Sanford m-a'tI I - 30-Apartments Rent 37-Hos.t' - -' 11, JILl t31 T.!1 in 1r' Pi. f'i Pu - ---- -- es ' -- NO CLOSING COSTSI 23)5 Bridge Fishing Camp, csn Shop. Sporting goods and moo le I home for sale. We are refiring 2' I mt. east of Sanford on uS at flit I mo 1st?. IA5t & '')7? 94I0 person, 11) Palmetto Ave., San .'J Dry Cleaners for Rent Florida an the 16th DIVISION - -- - ______ .','anled Man for laundry -A'1shQom and small pickup 8. delivery route ri Sanford 6 days a week. short good y. Full time em ployee need apply only. Apply in Rentals 79 -Rooms -. ________ 31,1973-78 by Art Sonsom ausn ' ow-Cost Want to sell sOmething? A Sm r1 Vtttfl1fltjn I Clasifle Ad -_ '- 51250 CONVEN. 1 bedroom, I bath. 'carpet, air & electric heat K1,Jien eouippecl 5130 mo KULP REALTY, 372 'F IF SERVICE COIN OPERATED VAR WASH available Sar. lnrd and Surr ounding area Very inveStment. 75 pcI financ-t ..n nv-!Stmp1t fOr those ,'.J '.UST SOCCEEC and one that .411 provide years of Steady ri .:omc Call collect, 90112'1161. , With VA Furnished 0-steen French Ave . 3-Travel Agencies 64 -Equipmen, for Rent city Male Help Wanted Tr store attendant. rnctianicatly inclined 5175 wk. O.K. Tire Store, -- ' Travel & Recreation tonngordunancesand,egulationsof City of Wint er Springs. Florida The Public Hearing *ill be he ld in UNITED STATED DISTRICT D ""_ I~ 18 •' , south of Panama Road and East 04 Fisher This Public hearing ll be held in Road, and all portions 0$ tnt the Cou y Commission Chambert f nt ol lowing lots lying East Fisher of the CovrlP.ue, Sanford. F for ud, Roa d- Lots 119. 177,)J5 and 113, All onjanuary7l, 1974, atl OOP.M,o, ri BloCk 0. 0. P. MITCHELL'S as on burnsAvenue ~ II-Instructions Ccow:io:ra.Pt:rtr:ca i C.imping, Fishing arid Family Fun Nu a1uholic beverages. CAMP SEMINOLE. 377 4470. THOMAS C FREEMAN, for Plaintiff, Post Office Box 343. FICTITIOUS NAME Attamon,e Springt, FIor4& 37701. 1 5 hereby given that I am and file the original wiffithe Clerk of engloed in tlusness 01 2609 5 the abort styled C ourt on or be-fore Santoro Aye, Sanford. Semtrv3, JafluAf-y 13, 1974. o!herwie County. Flor ida ssder tnt default anti ultimate luociment w name SANFORD HEATING i be enter d against ytij granting s,,ti AIR COND. and that I intend to adoption register Said name With Inc Clerk of WITNESSmy handand thC seal of n'u.e Circuit Court Strn.nile County, said Court on the 1 2tn dOy Of Florida in acc or dance With the December. A D. 1973 Pt Oyn%i(un of the Fitutj Name (Seal) ' Slatutes, To .Vit Section $45($ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Flor4a Statutps 1 957, Clerk of the Crcuit Court S 'iS - ham T Jack, 0.B By Cecelia V iern PubliSh Dec 10. I?. 21. 31, 1Q73 Deputy Cltrk VFW if LAW OFFICES QF THOMAS G FREEMAN IHvITATIOp4'ToBID 1001 Hi ghway 434 Notice is Putfefy given that the Post Office City of Casselberry of Seminole Altamonte Springs, Flor 4a 23201 County, Florida, will r ec eive seated Attorneys for Plaintiff Ws up to 500 P.M. Monday, Publish Dec 17, 71, 31. 1913 and January 14. 1974 in the Canetberry Jan 7, 1971 City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, for DEW.70 the testing f police vehicles. Specifications may be obtained at CITY OF Catselberry City Hall, The City WINTER SPRINGS, reserves trierght to accept or reiect I . I I-- Eating Places seu are hereby required to Serve a Legal Notice il Hotels children, MICHELLE ELAINE OWENS arid DOUGLAS GLENN OWENS. JR.. named therein, and i..ulninanu oise ior tniuu 24 Business Opportunities Camping-Resorts io-Do It Yourself rnai, SiJUfIU TO DOUGLAS GLENN OWENS Vlhose Residence and Mr. and Mrs. Charles rsr.r A '-Motels I-i 9 -Good Things to Eat In re PItI?jO of bHILLIP C) HANNERS MILMAN Shane C. Gasici. 6-Child Care - _- Apartments Rent I (All 1,, 7'v$ 2 bedrooms, kit(hfl equipp, sioo -- 'DOWN 2 bedroom I'3 bath unfurnished apt. ni ce and large, utilities furnished. 322 1950 Exprlenced cook, dishwasher. waitress and station attendant Apply In person to 1500 Frencri Ave. Sanford l 11(1,1 - so I Sanford's newest duplex apart ments, 2 bedroom. I bath, dcjt'e nk5, diShwasher. disposal, "ail to wall carpet, close In. $115 per month 425-536! or 6.427957 . ----------No riperience ruii.. or. part Time See Chief Parker, Sanford.Orno . - 13 2-In Memoriam Male- I ,', *I!iL i W V 1Ifl 41% d1& Fj%w Them - Sanford. call alter I p m 1611. ___ SAN MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom Trailers & Anti 7 Adult parks, 7 .muIy parks 3515 t4aiy 7 97, fl? 1 ) I I 'J-, 0j" I Nice I and2 bedroom opts 700 Magnolia Ave ,Apt, 3 37)ISId9a.m -9p.m. Sell Calibart Real Estafc Let a ClASSified Od help you clean out your Attic, Qarageor ba sement , - uS _ II . I bedroom furnished apt, air eon. ditioned. Located in Lake Mary, Ph 372 7241 323 6450 turns down his electric guitar!" - . Cline in. I bedroom furnished apartment. Security depolt required. Phone 371-1641. - Two? 16 fl CMpet(d ---- I and 2 bedrooms, carpeting and tIraDeS a.t_-' I.- .* if. Iuti' ,gt'ipp kitchen. Adults only. Ph Department Hours nnnouncemeni Deputy Clerk APART ME NT S 11 'O ULOPI[) ,', 5aturdays& Holidays Monday, Dec. THE BORN LOSER s d 1 41) Valenc", ' FRANKLIN ARMS '-/,- i-Ca rds of Thanks 1~-, Z~,.l. I . - CAVALIER MOTOR INN -- ; (~, , --i' - - ,-- ' 3 room furnished apartment. Up stairs Private entrance For one or couple Electric heat & aIr. Water furnished. $l00mo plus $50 deposit Refecencejrequlred, Ph 37) 1)" after 6pm Upstairs apt., $100 plus deposit Utilities not included. Mature People or tourii,. 3220354 ' F Or House for Sale Plus 575 damige deposit No pets, Ph 322 4071 -- bedroom duplex furnished apartment 1270 Orlando Drive, Sanford 'I .: /td Want ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, p Clerk Of the CrCurt Crir for Seminole County, r '- -. ( !, - 7,40 GENEVA GARDEN . 1' ART ME N IS 1505 W. 25th $ 1 I tjc'iJroonis, 3 baths, convenient to Schools, s ho pping center. Shag carpeting, draJes, diShwasher, central heat 8. air. Sparkling clean pool. Move in today. Children accepted 372 7090. ' Eating Places Of Copy. said Court on the Ulh day of _ . -- - Antique Ma ll7 bedroom house %140 mo - ADULTS -PlO PETS $16W.7ndSt, Apartments Rent An Hous Rent Unfurnished AVALON APARTMENTS Unfurnished / -- Rated For Consecutive tflsei'tions-No Change 30 / edareliabIebabystter for New Years Eve? ( after 1-373 161) 8 December. 1973 (Seal) I W - ._.i{_ baths, dining room, den has fireplace, kitChen leaded with cabinets Screened rxrch. utilitle 8. heat furnished. 5100 mo 372 4950 WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 1st. St. rates. 3fl 3103 t )~,\ Child Care Per Day. ITNESSmyhjndandth,slof H collar V'(inhty of Loch Arbor Ra nn P,rk Arc, Phone 32361% ( - j L - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line / ) r~_, (.-.-..-. ij f( l\ piodIe with red collar and (lea 6 attorneys for Petitione r, whcis s I 11 'utr i MatI3nj AytijC. Maitland, Florida. 32151, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before .ta.ivary Mh. I9li ',' órojr may be entered for the r,$sc emanded in the Petition. I I line FOUND - Small black (emale part Rooms for Rent ,o bedroom. I' Newly r enovat ed . Class A rativiu Color TV, Courtesy car pick up service. Family units, el ficlenc Its, ov er nites, tow weekly -7- :& CRISIS ___ a fi - ,# i ) 'I . / 3 Lines Minimum , ______ . li, Ji I I - , A Furnished SANFORD CT. MOTEL I ,__ English Pointer Pup Wont Ads for 79 yr r) Approx. 6 mos. old Owner identify Phone 373 $3$, _______________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT Cob,, after completing Air I .. Lost and Found 831-9993 ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) TO JAMES I AMI Rdenct YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an Amend ed Petition D i ssolution Of Marriage has seen tilid in the above captioned cause, andy ou areregUredtØ5ry of )our written defenses, if any to it, R o ber t hunapiIIer, of Storing Apartments Rent 31 Uih Market equipment. Weeki Wachee. Call owner for in f or mation 904 596 3527 after 2 30 pm - . "I k / line Respondent been Th e Sanford Herald Values Business Opportunities 74 1 Wr itc P0. Bo t i 322.2611 thru25 times ...3Oca line 25 times .......23c a JAMES J. AMI. to Lowry AFB, a ••a FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM P.rhaps AI(QP'Oli(t Anonymous Can lfelp Phone iSI7 1 thru $ times ......40c Petit io ner Trail, by Gill Fox _________________________ S Ask Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miller II SIDE GLANCES Winter Park - COUNTY, FLORIDA. A. MILLER I1I son of Of ________________ - Sanford. Florida CASE NO. 731171.E I arket _____________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6.11 70fl for "We Care" 'Pfotline' Adults or Teens. DIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A ________________________________-• Personals - DEW 31 - Super I __________________ . Adsm= A _________________________________ - REFLECTIONS OF BEAUTY, and Iht we intend to regster taid name with the Clerk 04 the Cilcult Court, Seminole Coun'y. Florida in ac cordancew.th the pro sni 01 the FictihOuS Plaint Slatute. To Wit Section S 0$ Florua Statutes 1957 Sandra I. Crtws Dorothy A Knapp Publish 10. 11, 24, 31, 192) Want __________________________ SUeet. Sanford, Sem.ioIc County. , - - - 'a 400 '1 4, (1,1 a'-'I Ph iha -.I.-";1PC ::: l i - @ �4 8B—The Sanford Herald Monday,Dec.31.1973 .*.. I' fl S ( v. I I 'I Best Wishes for '9 1974 Prosperity 21 Happiness Good Health O - . •:-. •.•- -. - L •-• # r - .-.' -• Peace - .- 4, L 4 kwm T_ ls" I \ mall of us at L71.1 r'aitthr 1:• :4 IM Administration , I - Gail Bryant Walter Gielow Winifred F. Gielow Wanda Kirkman Dorothy Phelps Francis R. Voltoline ..- / I -• Newsroom V.000 Herald Carriers Mike Aiken Timmy Aiken Leon App Keith Benton Elaine Blaisdell Jim Blanton Mrs. Vernon Burnell Alvin Campbell Jim Church Frank Clyde Bob Crowe James Davis Julia Davis Kelvin Davis Brian Drummond David Drummond Mike Drummond Allen Elliott Coleman Ensley Terry Fay David Geiger Wylene Griner Blanch Harriett Carl Hawkins Harry Hawkins, Jr. Eric Henderson Jon Hood iosh Howell Emanuel Johnson Jeff Johnson Tommy Kelly David Kern Tom Kern il*ath Oliver Kobylak Mary Kolef I Mark Krause Mark Liggett Billy Lucas David McGee Brett Nichols Duane Pittman Randy Pittman Brad Poltitt Evan Pringle Troy Ray Debby Reminschneider Mike Reminschneider Ronald Renaud Ahmid Reza Mrs. Ed Riepe Cathy Roming Jim Seda Barbara Seeley Tim Seibert Paul Seminoli Steve Shanks Fredrick Thompson Thronton Thompson George Tierce William Tillman Brian IOOIiiY Clyde Trosper Frank Walker Edward Williams Michael Wright Janitors Raymond Bellamy Annie Lois Turner David Bryant Jane Casselberry Donna Estes Cynthia Flanders Robert P. Lloyd Chris Nelson Patricia Jean Patteson John A. Spoiski Mark R. Weintz Doris Williams Correspondents . Nancy Booth Fannette Edwards Marva Hawkins Liz Mathieux Elda Nichols Ann Riley Sports Danny Gilmartin J Richards Photography Circulation V. R. Burnell Muriel Carter Frank Allan Cobb Russell Gossett Leamon Hobart Rufus Kersey Tommy McGovern Edward Musurca Kent Phelps Dewey Robinson - Advertising Beryle W. Black Barbara DiMasi Wayne Doyle Roy Green Helen Kerran Bill Martin Elizabeth Mart indill Susan Panning Jean Settle Jim Sewell Jeanette Torbett Sandra Tucker Harriett WaddIl Composing Room Sandra Cassels Danny Charron John V. Charron Mary Frances Davis Lois Farmer Marie Harris Ralph Hays Raymond C. Hays Anna Jardine Martha Johnson Carolyn Nelms Judy Oliff Rose Ann Ramsey Agnes Von Rhee Cheryl Smith Lynn Smith Theodore C. Walls Ken Bumpus William Vincent Camera Room Jim Harris Donnie Vincent Press Room Stanley Harrington Krause Charles Paulus Jr. Raymond Stevens �• - • .. • • . • ,I a - - i • ,, •. - :.L. .• - -• a . a . ,• • * • • . *WoodsI ON :=- 1. -- - -- • .1 -. '•• • • -. . .. . • .• •. .- -. ----• - . • S .-t - ---- :, -. ..\•. . ______ •-- • - - - - -. S ._ I- • •. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 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/e54b88451c0c9b9bab253cc8c4072c9f.pdf 33e80325101e1900ed57353db831b5cf PDF Text Text - jri#ât iàT' 10B—The &anford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1 T AJL4. u- ' 1973 Tasty L Area Soups, Plans For News Serilce Soups and sauces are poiWe on a low-satirMed fat diet. Thoroizgtily chill prepared soup stock or drippings from meat or poultry. tAft off and discard the hardened f a t . The WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES base, as clear broth, as cooking liquid for vegetables, rice, pastas, or in the epa. ration of gravies, sauces or casserole dishes. ASPARAGUS czr. f (A •A.I N E I UST "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN EXTRA LEAN Combine wxtrair.ed uparagus with rice, onion, and celery in blender. Blend until Gkod very smooth. Stir into milk In Beej,..... SMOKED. SLICED 'MARKET STYLI" 3L11. . . ...... . 1 OVER LI. ALL MEAT, SKINLESS saucepan. Add seasonings. Cook at low heat until mixture reaches the scalding poLfl. Makes four servings. 11 1OL . ..A......S..... P1(0. . 6 8 6 8"016 t 13(WU "SUPER-RlGHT" ALL MEAT ........... LL ILL P1(0. 9 9 -' - tlte. mLxcd vegetable 910 FLORIDA WHITE 40 SIZE 6 PU 6 OZ. CANS L 99e FAT BEEF GRAVY 2 tablespoons green onion, chopped 1 tablespoon oil I can (lO' ci..) beef broth Without fat 4 teaspoon' cornstarch L4 teaspoon Worcestershire LOW ;2'11T I = •t WI'! 1- ., in oil in a small) sauce pan. Add about 1,4 of the broth. Blend corn5tarcn and Worcetershire sauce Into remaining broth. Add to first mixture. Cook and stir until sauce boils and thickens. Makes about IL4 cups. L3 1NP • .. -: WASHINGTON AP(-An early evenin g ceremony has been scheduled to swear in Gerald K. Ford as vice president, with confirmation by th e House, his tinz1 hurdle, viewed as a near certainty. The swearing-in sersion, which Prsf dent Nixon was erpected to attend, w as set to follow today's House vote on Ford's nomination. 29 Ford's expected confirmation wnnI*1 mare th e irzi use of the 25th Amendment to the Constitution t fill a vacancy In the ',icc prcidency. Red Potatoes 99$ Isg FRESH ULIC1 ,owpô.v onions oa- 20k. UPA _~CONC(NTRATfD_A I 1 % IJJk"j R,d,...abt, LOW F -- thco ro gr a"d t h e ., # . :-0 .9 FRESH FIRM - 41 U luø.D c.L --. ------------ — w — r 'o.'pon 3 $1 • - Lb. 3 Lb& - 100 $ pu'l?I%e SOIflfl IC PA Y or .o', Von 5u — t de, ,.iobfr o ff Se,ntSp I .041.9. 5?.,.,50j" — — • $ 3Or, ) 10T,M 1 I FLORIDA Cibm Puøck 640L S IZE IUM1 un.D04.9. ————————————————— ma ipp FROM OUR JANE PARKER BAKERY Awamuad Ted Cake I - - I - ffl I I Io maid the ThtiiwpaAte =- . 'w'. __________ ______________ . .7EAM I 'e"? 1,dr,r'bt, I'.i $vn. D.c. — so M M — .. . LARGE SIZE , L5,,!,,f one coupon Pei ;-4• - I - - - •. ('\1 •• L • -_ I --- '; - - ________I r •__------••-. • — I IW I '• 2(k -- DOZEN SOUPAY55 - — I Itt tin In )ester-dav'c this count) Wring at'. Individual who would be basically responsible for procuring federal grhnts, etc. Sour-M with the experience of Altamonte's deposed may La.srence Swofford. Today we find that Orange County just such an individual. Their proposed pay scale of $10,000 Is chicken-feed, however. Someolie who really the ropes ha ndle 111ounta4, of red tape • ALP FROZEN I t'ns,t got (•vpin off laaS(d, % — — w aw fflo sm Mo — mom swam — — ia on am - -• sm cm — — -a*' 2 =a eke at to 6 CW8 p.stt*rul =4- Mim e _ — • . to 10 times that amount to Pach Of .1.1 &S Wpayers in the amount of nioney be, could uve on page 2A Col. vvlii b. ft.,,U. i t...orsOIe uwt*l1 fee to ersy item -.1 4 '5,- . - Motels Sa Cancellations As Fuel Su v Down - ~ a Go -: .• -- • - .. - . --, — - '•... ''- _:- W# Now if we can only do something about getting that miserable road to Oviedo SR419 repaired (better known as the Old Ox-Cart ii have saved a life or two in the process Not so incidentally, a pat-onthe-back to the County Corn mission and the State Depart ment of Transportation for getting that traffic light in stalled at Lake Mary Boulevard and Highway 17-92. Another life-saver SUNNYBROOK FRESH FLA GRADE "A" •i• - • S C&er up '-: . Wl,rdi.l! 1h.,,po,. I - r - • RED OR MINT FLAVOR 6.4 OL s'•. t.m,? give eewp•" ort famdr Gurney Got Slush Funds ' f • ____ ___ 'Pi __ - - ___ 22 OL EACH the purchase o • (OUPA •. - • I — — — - worth — • JLØ Pie k— - - - (Jt.t'Uuid cup riat um CI 4 - 14 OL RING o oa s ------------- •• - - 3CANS89c 10' r awrood the srOfS4 Hurt '. White Potatoes Red or Golden Delicious Apples a __ , U.S. Nor 1 SIZE A Anjou Pears tngineer warns as risis Say CHUNK REEF DOG FOOD W/lliS Of BACON, 1005,1 CHEESE 99$ 1O/69 PAIR WASHINGTON STATE LARGE EXTRA FANCY ----------------- I 1O Kastenmeer said that under the dr cumstanees, Ford's nomination Is a "ta inted appointment." Rep. Jerome K. Waldie, DCaliI., another 3Dponent of the nomination, said Nixon Is to iesecare Is the Presidency that be probably will not finish out his term. - Kd Ka $0 SIZE Cucumbers Eath rpl., Mushrooms Tangelos . Th e office has been vacant since Get. 10, when Spiro T. Agnew, facing c-barges of criminal wrongdoing, resigned. President Nixon nominated Ford two days later. Th e 60-year-old Michigan congressman, the House Republican leader, served 25 years in the House. He was conib med 92-3 by 'be Senate NGY. fl and a similar lopsided vote was expected today. The outcome was to certain that plans were made km a joint meeting of the House and Sena te, at which Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren F.. Burger would ad- cult3 FRESH U.S. No. 1IZF.A minister th e oa th . Ford bid newsmen Wednesday be had "mixed emotions about leaving a ll my frie nds and Institutions that I have grown so load of." But, he added, "At the same time I am looking forward to the real challenge down the road." There has been lIniltet opposition to Ford's pominatlon, mostly In react10 to Nixon', Waterga te problems. Several members th ink Congress shou ld delay Fonis confirmation until the out. curat d Inpcachni I icu e di n against N ix on. One of them, Rep. Robert W. Kastewneier, D-Wis., contends that Nixon "Is clearly under a cloud, unprecede nted in the history of the Republic and seriously undermining his ability to govern." .- VALUE You Save 50' Green Cab bage M10 lOLb. 4y4e 89' Fresh Tomatoes LL Saute onion A (;ERALD FORD Mixed emotions -By CHRIS NELSON Conuniasson Chairman Sid paid off by the county's filth . ' II Herald Staff Writer Vthlen Jr Tuesday said be and sixth cent gas tax, Bush 4County Engineer Bill Bush hoped a $62 million bond issue said today, noting the first four T' . today warned that a severe could be validated b} February cents of the state gasoline tax is It ItI gasoline crisis could lead to a By John A Spolski for right of way and widening retained by Tallahassee to pay reduction in rood projects projects on SR 424 and SR 419 for state primary roads &i1 Jack Weible came up with a funded by bonds lased ongas over ahie)earperiod, 'However," Bush warned '.e good idea at,out tonight's tax revenues The iO-year bond Issue isbe (Cont'doo page 2A Co l. 3# ;-& *L('\ downtowr Sanford Christmas ___________________________________________ fti1 Parudestartlngat$Inorderto 41 \JI 1-L — ii help conserve not only gasoline, fl•• .• . 1 -7 but also Uw parking spaces, why wt invite a neighbor or a —•.. friend to "share-a ride" while coming to view the annual MIAMI (AP) — Federal In the paper said e spectacle? Ugators have the swornte,. It said Williams '.t&. • . . • tünon of two men who ' rnostof the moneya, ft'o, I L them Sen. Edward J. Gum' Florida builders depemlent - i R-Fja., knew cf about $45,Ocotu Utile Ole oi Gurney's Federal Housing Ad-=; rntnstration appointees for ap. justifiably justifiably proud, while some of $50,000 in unreported cash conI l = trthutionsdetheredto his office roal of FHA projects in the thecounty'slargercitiesmight last yebr, the Miami Herald state do well to take a lesson ! 1: V today . subject %Vtlllams and Groot 4so conHerald said the Juuly172 tradicted Gurneys denials of Last night the Greater very delivery of the cash to Gurney's having a fund-raising relationOviedo Jaycees staged a ship with Williams, the hleraU succeasful Junior Miss Pageant Inner of fi ce safe in Washington th s said They testified that a dccl f with lovely Patricia Ann Hardy came more than three mon , after a federal campaign fund 't sion to hire Williams as a fund iselected the .k raiser was made by Gurney, Serving as one of e judges reporting law went into effect, but the money was not r'?pet1 Winter Park banker George alongwith Pc • as required by the law. Anderson, former state GOP Simmerunon 0 V I EDO'S JUNIOR MISS IS CROWNED SE -------- . v Gurney could not ,,e reacW chairman Duke Crittenden and Macon), Jim Moreland and A COMBINATION of poise, person I ,ity and professionalism on the same par with "Miss comment. He has &'beid Groot in a December, 1970 Gary Udouj, It was a tough promise won Patricia Ann Hardy the coveted America." Potential cover girls and conmeeting at Gurney's home. choice with lots of close corn- a news conference at 7 p.m., tie of Oviedo's Junior MISS in a pageant testants are (I to r) Terri Ann Schwarz, second &IIC to answer men reported ly testified Anderson and Crittenden petition coining from the other EST in .iSC Wednesday th runner-up; Paula Lee Pipkin, Nancy Link, first allegations of over 1300,000 in night at Lawton Elementary at Gurney was not present could not be reached for com• contestants Jeanette uUFsfl1. 1k r rsinnr.tin. SW, Phyllis HatLiwr, Paula unreported contributions me- w hen the delivery was made merit. Schoo1l. Sponsored u use G runn er-up; )hu1lic I.hifr'hsn., winni-r Patricia reater JreaLer celved by his office. The news but that the senator expected It The Herald said Groot testiJaycees, the well-staged production spotlighted Ann Hardy; and Jeanette Curinskas. Loe Pt" Nazi Link 13 knew Lo be broadcast and it had been made. fled he received the July cast) Tern Ann Schwarz. (Herald photo by Liz Mathieux) The newspaper said only contributions from Anderson, WDBO'a Pc Moore served statewide. The Herald quoted unnamed Gurney, Groot and a former who was accompanied from Oras the MC sources as saying Larry E. Wit- secretary had access to the lan(lo to Washington liv ViI. S . 'inI thinks t the cant hams, described as a former safe. Hams. committee Chairman Frank Gurney fund raiser. and adminInvestigators were told the Anderson, campaign treasurSchArf, Dennis Paugh, Dan tstradve assistant Jim Groot money was used for office ex- er f&r Gurney in 1%8, is prc--iRick Baldwin, told federal Investigators of the pense.s and other purposes and dent of the Commercial Bank of Charles Walls, t-' ' and cash delivery, was not exhausted for a year. Winter Park. Jim Alford. It was a night we'll worth REGULAR FRESH sauce dry milk — 1 tablespoon cornstarch Saute ciuontnothnanalJ sauce pan. Add about half the consonime. Mix nonfat &y mliii and cornstarch with re-imuning conornme. Add to first mixture. Cook and stir until sauce boils and thickens. Ma)'s about 1L4 cuos. Oath Of Off ice II, ______ JW PaubJ 1we G f ru it 10/6911 FLORIDA RED RIPE 6X7 SIZE WITH COUPON BROW ( Iseedless \,V110- • G 7 6 5MI LADIES SHIER STRETCH Combine vegetable juice, consomme, soy sauce and onion. Bring to a boil. Reduce brat and simmer five minutes. Stir in lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste. Serve Lopped with thin lemon slices. Makes four servings. I— LOUflT juice 1 'a (101i oz.) consonune 1 teaspoon soy sauce 1 teaspoon dried minced onion 2 teaspoons lemon juice Salt and pepper AT (IIICKEN GRAVY 2 tablespoons green onions, fibcl) (1100ped 1 tablespoon oil I can (1Oci)chicken con- Vice President's Ing shortly before highway pa. Trucking companies in the according to several local he knew protests would not take Washington," said Home. Sanford area have no plans to trucking managers contacted the form of a strike. "My He said theL? primary con- trolmen accompanied by Na. strike or set up road blockades today. company is trying to do it the cern is the 55 mph maximum tional Guard tow trucks assemIn protest of lowered speed W. W. home of Home right way by going though the speed limit for trucks proposed bled near the traffic jam, ap. Emits and increased gas prices, Distributors Inc., said as far as political channels in by President Nixon. Horr,e parentiy ready to force moveexplained large trucks operate ment by the 1,4(X) trucks, Sections of Ohio's other maat maximum efficiency at 60 ' - -a-mph and use more gas when icr east-west highway, Interdoing lower speeds. He added 11 state 70, and the north-south In. as prices are increased tetitate 75, remained clogged, significantly he will have to however. raise his trucking rates. About 200 trucks were reportw. P. Ball of Ball Trucking ed blocking 1-75 near the turn. Co. said he has heard ci no pike at Toledo. 1-70 was blocked proposed protest flCtiOfl, nor for about 10 miles near Colum. 4 had Dave Brinkley of All-States bob. w4 4è Truck Service h. "It's mostly At daybreak. tn"!er jo the union drivers who are blocked 'U.S. 20 in the Elyria p striking," said Brinkley. area, and U.S. 25 was closed Inerell be some drivers here near A31 land, the liighay pa. going along with it, and I don't trol said. blame them. There'll also be On the turnpike, Walt Lowpeople trying to tear up trucks, cry, a trucker who met Wed. throwing bricks and slashing nesday night with represen. tires at the truck stops You tatives of the Transportation Department, said the drivers expect that with strikes." Protesting truckers on the felt they had dramatized their Ohio Turnpike ended their 24- complaints about higher fuel hour blockade of the highway prices and lower speed limits. Thursday, December 6, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 early today as tleups continued He said the truckers would wait 66th Year, No. 92 on two oU'ier major roadways in 10 days to see what action was Price 10 Cenh taken on their complaints in the state. Washington. The massive rigs bcgar. roll. VEGETABLE CONSOMME Variations Add 1 cup Jiced Fresh mushrooms. Saute with green or add I can 2 oz.) sliced irdlned mushrooms and 1 to 2 tabkspoons white dinner wine to finished gravy. Blockading Roads YC11 1 small stalk celery 14 Ct)S nonfat milk teaspoon salt L teasp000 pepper Dash of nutmeg cups Ford To Take tw 4/4 4~ U gus. cut up 1 cup cooked rice 1 1t Reject Wljr pE NI s A SOUP & Truckin g Firms —monk. Sauces Copley Pe IP- -' TWO INJURED AS TRUCK HITS OVERPASS A WALKER HAULING truck carrying sand crashed into the 1-4 overpass on SR 46 today while try ing to avoid hitting a car which pulled out in front oihim,Highway Patrolman Robert Loveringsaid. Both t driver of the truck, Marvin Mars, and the driver of the car, Daniel conditions were not available at press time and no charges have been filed. Other information was unavailable. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) Local motels and large hotels reported a few cancellations.manager Gyle Workman the stock mark e t also probably in area ir the state where "Two said they were canceling Manager of the Sheraton affected the increase since tourists usually drive ror the because of the gas situation," Motor Inn on SR 436 at 1-4, Paul mans Miami Beach tourists Christmas holidays have said motel secretary Ann Doon, said he had no corn- come from New York, New reported sharp increases In Harlan "It doesn't look asi.f it's ment Jersey and Ohio cancellations In the Last week, going to be as bad as they say, The change has occurred The state tourism director probably due to the gasoline but Christmas Isn't here yet" Morris Ford said today while since last Friday. Ford said, shortage The only motel contacted to cancellations have been adding that ' we are watching it We most certainly have had report no cancellations was the reported from motels along closely every thi cancellations due to the gas Cavalier Motor Inn In Sanford highways, reservations have 17w area most affected by the shortage,' said Fills "However, we cater to the increased on Miami Beach cancellations is Center4ii Washington, manager of the 8 businessman, rather than to where most of the tourists fly. Florida from Daytona Beach to Dabs Inn of SR 46 at 1-4 "We've tourists," said assistant Ford said an improvement in Clearwater, St Petersbarg dnd dropped almost 40 per cent" Snrastoa, he said. SisLa nt rnanaerofthe The effect on the Disney Index Wor ld ambdithcuhytodeWard cold they have had termine because of the over1Ir'4 441C Sports 9A some" arwellations due to the building of motels there, Ford Caieni.u' gas shortage through Christ- Classified ads .... 5&7C added. Stocks 2A ni-as and into February. -----------SC Comics He said car.cellations were • 4C Cancellations were also Crossword puzzle running about 10 or 15 per cent 4C •• reported by Altamonte Holiday compared with a normal sm Dear Abby ..... .... 4C .en Inn manager Martin Tolheck. Dr. Cram ............. 4C P(r cent, but in a few Instances "We've had two or three can. Editorialcommen they have been aa high u4oper 4A Yesterday's high 79 low ceflalions," he said, "but other Entertainment ........ 4C morning 56 and 'here as .08 of cent- - •... Weather doesn't look too bad." The Rutnianda Inn on SR in Altamonte Springs also 7A Publicnotices ......... OA Society ............ IB'3B ...... MoLly cloudy andcooler. Highs on the "larger, more lux urious mostly in mid 7. Low mostly hotels. where people drive down the Low to mid 5(& for a week or 10 days tti ---- - - ---- -- - A 0 WEM • T-JTT1T I' . . .- -- •-' --mom, -J �______ T ____ " ' '-:-' . ~ 2A— The Sanford Herald Fih!en Double C Predicts o L-r un tv tn gineer Bush Warns Sessions Gas Crisis May Hit Road Work in another part of the state or produce a four-lane "loop road" Gordon Wylie said Paulucci water hyacinth harvester to the Resources apologizing, which has not been formally reacross the entire south end of Enterprises would cenunit to SL Johns at Osteen BrLd as feet, for canceling on contracted for at Its present "people need to know what the the county, Bush said. participate in "pro-rats con- apparently fallen through August's agreement to supply a Icatton effects can be In a reduction in tributlons," that Is, the because an experimental harvester in January. ut the letter warns, "neither gas tax revenues," adding that HEATHROW DELAYED Financial burden justified by machine being developed by the Noting that the county has for the project, of our present machines would even if projects pledged by gas actual numbers, towards state has not worked out. budgeted $17,(X)O the control you desire." taxes are not set back, such Drummond Tuesday released however, the letter held out a Commissioners continued redesigning the Lake Mary Drummond said be will keep "surplus" projects as im- until Dec. 27 approving the Boulevard, 1-4 interchange. a letter from th e state small ray of hope in the form of proving SR 427 might fall by the 4,325-unit Hea throw develop. Department of Natural a harvester currently stationed ti•YIfllt wayside. ment, pieferring to wait until Although the East Central — "The first effect of a after a D 17 "summit con- Florida Regional Planning reduction in tax revenues would ference" between the State conc11 recommend ed approval be to skim off the non-bond De partment of Transportation of the 1,23 acre project, the issue projects," Bush said, and other massive deve!op- council and County Planner "And if we really go into a hole, ,nnta aIon the 1-4 corridor In Roger Neiswender P we may have to reduce the bond Seminole County. tears that the $40,000 pitia -homes sould r.ot serve the Assuming no Traffic Impact of Heathrow, county'slowandmiddlelncome drastic recluclion$, Bush said, the $6.2 cxpected to generate 20,000 aUto housing iieed. mIIllcn issue wi ll fund a fourpsperdaywhenitreachesi pi i ay acuuisUon II( UI UI) (0 1OOQ Not oniy will the develop. and-s-half ago because of $ and widening project for SR was a major concern cited by meat's employe be unable to advance of the decision making By MARK WEINTZ parental pposiUon. At that bet, SR west the board during Tuesday's live there, but Heathrow by date for boundaries to avoid th Staf f Write r board asked for a e time county and SR 419 in Winter Development of Regional Itself, not counting weetwater sessions which reu1ted when feasibi li on the "45-15" ty study Springs. Impact hearing, the second Oaks, The Springs, and The Seminole County School iWJY parents turned out similar en system. TheSR4l9project,tobedone such hearing in the past two developments, will nThCle no motions at a masse to Protest t perpetual will exceed Layer said he favors building in two phases reaching into 1VTh weeks. projected high- Wednesday work session on cange of high school districts in more schools, adding he feels or 1976, vktll see the road Income housirig needs through high school zoning but a group September. mr.jcrity of parents favor straightened into Oviedo, and Previously, commIssioners 1980, Neender said, The idea of year-around of parents offered Ideas and solution because of the four four-lane ri ght of way gave the green light to the popped questions, mmd board school seemed to be far and passed last November. acquisition secured while relatively smaHer Sweetwater members agreed to hold a away to the nu)st favorable to rrglb "I think the rmty's growth property values are still Oaks development, but ex. IIYACJNTH PLAN CLOGGED similar session in two weeks, the parents. declining and our studies ill rate is dat1ve!y low, Bush said. Psed similar concern over Board members said the The session was called far in it," Layer said adding, Eventuafly, perhaps by IM, traffic loa&. Commissioner Greg ____________________ year.around sessions would the 4 and 419 projects will Heathrow representative Drummond's plan to bring a Immediately eliminate the "I don't see how It is for Seminole County to continue overcrowding problem because to expand at a 30 per cent the capacity of the schools arIy growth rate." would be Increased by on __________________ _______________ ny parents fa 0Ol I. ns co truction but, when Board School — L-"' , Supt. William P. Member Jean Bryant said it Layer said he Is strongly op. was time Seminole County got . , posed to the all-year school idea "ahead of the game for once -___ I - &_ la be ~;K_ ! . ~ led "45.15" becawe and implement year-round 'I ffi~ students staggered 1n45 day school," applause echoed sessions with 15 day vacations. "I am ag ainst "45-15" hrough the meeting chamber. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — . Parents suggested buying _______________ Norman Floyd's victory over because It Is very disruptive to portable classrooms but board àJV ____ the family situation and it is Lawrence Swofford for t :. = members explained that this mayor's office Tuesday may be Upefl3lVt to operate," Layer would limit the money which could be used for Construction Th e board declined to hrr, began plans today to halt any the proposal a year. of permanent structures. effort to bring a new "oib plem'mt ____________________ ,., e.. I...tt _________________________________ Posses The CALNO planning studies initial housing element calling for the creation of an independen t housing authority Grier and lake Mary Councilman John Ncrden's pleas Wednesday night f or delay. Grier said a resolution approving the section was not made available to he Cosse!berry city council and be had not had an opportunity to get the hoard's feelings on the matter. Nor-den noting the current "precarious position" of the LakeMarycitycouncllalsourgeddelay.nowever,Granvijle Brown, Lawrence Swofford ind Eugene Jaques mayors of Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs and Longwood, resective1y, voted for approval. Ac tion on a budget for 1974, however, was tabled until new CALNO represen ta tives ae named from Altamonte and. _____ ___ ____ ______ - J ______ Aj - .L i resolution will be adepW at the r As everyone next council meeting reserving all rights to hire and fire In the entire city council. Swofford, during his 20 years ac s_. I B k H ess By J RICIWWS candidate Herald Staff Writer Smith tOdaY endmed Margie said Ww felt the high ra lien W her Dec. 10 run,off helped her pin LAKE MARY— Defeated election with Acting Mayor Don Swofford and Jaques Challenged Fechtel to adopt iLmilar legLilation for his Nome county of Lake, saying Seminole's city officials and their wisheii wet -ignared by the delegation in passing tb.* law. Fechtelsaid the delegation believed law named after delepticu chain= Rep. Eugene Mooney is necessary and a good law supported by the people. Prior to adopfion of the law, which went into effwl last summer, adjacent cotmt. ,,property owners to be nnnexed and rezoned bnLs ahd no right to protes t at ci ty council meetings. In some cases, city residents were also not given - in pubuc office in A~LRmonte The city charter gives the mayor's office very li ttle actual 7 - -* I au intention of winning the positim whik Swofford held it Smith, a self-employed truck mayoralty claimed thoge who was created by ordinance set to driver, Laid he expects mom of voted for iurn probably wraW expire with the cioaLng of the 91 votes he garnered In his not have voted for Mrs. Hess, Swo!fv-d's term Jan. I. ucteam campaign" on t e received — - __ - - ________ the opportunity to make their oppositions known Councilmen contacted ad no-growth platform to go to assurar,ces most of them would mitted the city charter dm p provide the with . Mrs. Hess, owner of Hess mCetIflf Wednesday authority to hire a city IT ______ Swofford Predicts Failure . 1 -Lr~ -~- ____ _- R I " _________ 0 over West with Morris &10 Fd ;~_fl:_:1-1 cift&%tol CAM*fd cc-ntcan 11-i IF* nil - 31L* "*d Cv IEv i$ t$i M MM ,-elv r4" V ill it r' 11*J IS'* 154% was used as a political issue .A I _I at. fiir.i 1t couiu,ru uc electorate I ' V, 94%0 "t', $r_. X"t PWI 04M "% " W1 ii-wa fl. fl. ty -i- .s fl t ts fl Wi It 1#1. 17 Pit bra's ç, , , 04 3IN 11L. ly, , t*a r.. 3SZ4 Timir. CWR VW7 14d 11L, 1_'t;.-C 3ti 2v 2re H% Mb 1014 W1. I" ' ItAl "A Niv . H) 134 1 fty I , #it ;T. rV- "112 V W-Fwfft and It's still good ... a money. hydrants at Fern Park's Green have been installed in the first iislatead saiti today, adding I'armelee said he joined the rris"things are now iastiy tm. county aftei a '4arch 15 In. Reader Fred j Ha prO'IIed surance Inspictio4i apparently n interuting )er%at1on The apartment developers found the hdtanta why does the state to g taxpayer's Wednesdayfnstafleda"by.paaa satisfact*ily, and could not expend order of valve" which automatically commest on what happened at money In to get all ) I iA xvt P - I ' ei nfr i.-t. TI.IaI .4 44UJOI1.UU 1. I 4 VII1)f C5fl't Wt I ' p..ii L Z them wliinitandIeti ~hatz? I Ct0'flt u(i' Parncmec, who upectc'd the ' new valve with 11alstle" and . . 0 0% -- ai W . . . I L'lo i ts 10M 4 1 Vk. 1 1k Is I \ L \s t... fairs, and is married to the former Carol Ann Burns, daUgMeT of MInd MI$.SCI ~ Ii - ^ . - - W \, _ivai ip . . A . 1 :. -.- . ~ __ - fuui1i.i.d .1 Ii I ' .-_. ..:.-. I '-:- _ - - "r- -- I. 1. . ~~ - ..c' - ,is.. ,,n=r,-_ __ - - ___ - __ - - __ .- For More Information, Dial 305-647-7977 - . 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L I -' ' ___________ r' these spe,(-,iA F,avi -1gs , b Lj-~01.,LA . r I t F i FROST FREE - ___ I - \ A('Ilt (olors siitjhtivhijIwr . - ______ reg ularly $6.39. I 1Ik IMMM"T, I wsn 95 it "329 —E 'fl' • - 11 — - __ 1 Ma \' N, • : I 'Wrap Up OUR AND CHECK , irlstrnas music. Sunj by Doris Day, Johnny Mathis. Robert Goiilet. &ini anti others. 15 (lt?Iit}h(ful selections. I Pal Taylor BY '.; FOR THE Ist 35 CUSTOMERS who go 1*~M~- -ftk You'll Be Pleasantly Surprisedl .I.. _ 0_0*- .- -4 SPECIAL BUYS i ____ - T e Sale As Well '" / Q ____ Where You ' Williams DecoratIni Center. This tworecord albuln Includes ,111 your favorjlt~ - - 2 - - - -_ 1'.4 . Seminole Appliance \_ SHER __________ WIN,w WIL L1A MS HELPS YOU DO irALL, _____ FIRE— BURGLARY ~,_ - \ . I '7 RESIDENTIAL— COMMERCIAL Le Roy Taylor o assembled L. -. McK, Serving i P SECURITY SYSTEMS T. -_ ;_ ,~ ia -_ styled. C mpl ete y PY F P!. A ill dune Lormann T!r L Sct'r SPECIALISTS IN FOR CHRISTMASI !i - a l .:- - A '1 -w - I ... V* 9_____N__ ~ - — = --- . V ..-. -i - WF __ * 20%OFF ONALL Sfl)CK +11WSH FURNffUltt f f- -, i.'e:,il,er spray enImt'ls, - "-i SENTRY PROTR Tlefm iur • 6 tt_.-•-_1_ - —_ — -_ ~ " - M. X -, ..- - Sm oo th -- COUPON For Your Tremendous Support • it ___ ... f, Caught Up with us and we should 0 \ . I __ I I m _:Mi~_~ ---= :: ~ g' . r r It ALARMED? -_ III WVUUalftS. ..- C zeris of 'Lon' ouu, 1) ¶ "fi Ave. YOU az an . _Z:.. I * j _____ ___________________ face the facts." During the 10 years the canal Sciiiinole-Goldenrod depart- district has existed the construction cost has ment saw the smoke while they estimated increased rom $10 million to were fi ghting a brush fire $38 million. nearby. Following a recommendation ---.----- , Z hhi Davis is ectivefrcjylr' Ii' * I , Of ARM Y'NA VI SURPLUS - , 0 And The Privilege , -1. i ___ ___ .. . ____ cellent For Work And Titusville. ______ occurred, Ras(k)li said. j • i,' : . (1 =-- ---__ V - "There was confusion as to and there were no neighbors to a , F Irf* tr flanking of the South and a I ___.___ ______ _____ Is .ue OeaSOfl to oe ec5avitng , ,.,A,,) Vk . I II blown avet a __________ ____________ _____ %% . I - — — . saver, plus -having a W of other Meadows Apartments have place, because It is specified in - ______________ _____ ______ I ni n=~_ . Wuu ø-iu this crisis is overh0l.rnil'Non Md 70U ye ifte,&quate w3ter preaut whs _____ '* Stric Di .0 American Imbbite of B&nU*. state's s"td limit sigm provides fire flow weter *ben a Uiat tW*. t ,e Ot hi*&114 6 Winced on, Una "In tiny evot," Parme!ft %* - SOW" R ES', ClentgfEl 4&raeseww ich , c Ci4a 1I ;Zrtwzl~ opmayl-wrl ,, cb . . 10 ----- ____ 01" wo _____ ______ _____________ t hen he jolaW ft &a of Tavares as vice president and comptroller. 0 His education includes Green Meadows Fixes The 'our inactive fire type ofequipznent which bo 11 rivi lot ____ a Bank officials, the appointments are of the Bank of Tavares in Lake of Sanford and T. E. Tucker In other council races, st±ject to conf irmation by the County. The Bank of Tavares chairman of the executive Virginia Mercer defeated c'nc1l. and the Florida State Bank of committ ee of 1k. Walter Sorenson to 129 Icr the - rour Inactive Hydrants itself W~ lu" 1241, ftill pot V1* M, Iyu PWOW V.1 4 . e 16k, 7S district some time next year. leave only three members on Krlder has been chairman the district board: Huskey, W. since the distri ct was created in A. Patrick, Sanford, and Edwin 1963, and has fought over the Sanders, DeUind. There has past four decades for the been no fifth member since construction of a canal linking Brevard County failed to ap. _ S &WAA anferd and He has now resigned from the ___________________ district effective when his Nov. 15 appoL'itmcnt by Gov. tteubin iskew Ic tie new s, i0its ii Ri ver water Management District is confirmed by the secretary of state's office. In October Krider told the board be saw no feasible way of continuing wi th the canal. "I'm realistic," he said. "I can't spend money en something I no longer believe in. Inflation has * • where en' Terry won in Woup five over thing" ... The folks at last night's ciorseInents from ezther Terry write-In cmxiidate HI1nIon Furgeson, 343-61. county school board meeting Morris or Frank Bailey. were talking about the 45-15 With a 56 per cent voter Lash, Norden and Terry . X1% X"k Aso school program (one whicli this turnout, 514 of 894 registered all acting councilmen appointed 2W14 7r9 nil dorsed when It was first voters, to lead the community at the city's incorporation. me o ir~ Lftw WJ ( the Florida State Bank of Sanf fri i95 In 10 he Noon Stoc Report Pt - ____ ______ ________ _____ _____ _____ $8" Krider's resignation will - _____________________ . I, 4 -, officials are working with . . hpcfuls Lou runnIngopposedfngroupthr ii takes sorie people a little IrA%er to appredate a "good Blankenship and Ursula West drL.w 304 votft, and Harry ___ V) ___ 1974 Legislature dissolves the *)K board of directors at Its mon- board electtd C. Howard Awl while the mayor has thly nietting. McNulty, chairman of the authority to appoin t certain Davis is presently president board of the group one seat; Del"",,&-& ;xdi i,arry Vale's bid to tl;Z tU,L. . - ncerncd about keeping the council's group four post ordenyamovementisafootto Pr-Osiden" of the Florida State Burnsof Sanford. newly-Incorporated city's Blankenshi p has a 188-142 Bank of Sanford today by the At the same meedrig, lead name Swofford to u t. ClUens active In the rurj4f. + t C L0 (0+ J ackson, a realtor and (Could from page chamber of commerce us. (Providing, of course, wouldn't president who spearheaded the the county community's drive for inautomatically spend so much corporation earlier this; year more and its wan unhva"e for cornment. -- The fire was in the Casselberry Police Chief John Peters Jr. is scheduled Casselberry investigators to Firemen had to contend with Casselberry district and that by district attorney Mack i' determine the cause ci a blaze George to request a conditional agreed when live electrical wires which agency was contacted after which razed a vacant wood he said,Karcher "It is not always shorted out permit for an automob il e repa ir and sent sparks firemen on the scene realized shop in an existing building at house on Howell Branch Road, clearly understood what Is in flying, Rasooli said, addin g, "I the fire was not in th eir bounth e city and what is not the corner of Maple Avenue and causing no injuries but stirring because don't understand why the power dary. confusion as to which fire of the frequent annexations. was on In the house." Commercial Street. The district property is zoned general officia the house was in. This particular house is on a Florida Power and Light "There was a communication strip of land which is ls suspect qrson. commercial, officials sh ut off the power problem but it did not affect the surrounded by No arrests have been nu county while detectives combed the outcome of this fire," Previously scheduled conSeveral fire fighting agencies area for clues. Casselberry deputy Fire Chief siderotionofa site development responded to the Tuesday call Fortunately the fire was put A fuel can with a red bandana Mike Lego said. plan for a Sizzling Steak House which was on the boundary line out and the depa'tments were tied to the handle was set aside on U.S. 17.92 north of of Casselberry and .J like to see more Semlole. McDonalds has been postponed Goldenrod jurisdiction, able to work toge ther, Rasooll for examination, encompassing mutual aid said. The fire was reported to the agreements between the at request of the applicant, according to building officials. I3ll said. area behind Slovak Gardens the time firemen from the Ra.conli c.Id __________ _______________________________ (4 Sanford are members of United H E DAVIS i,' ¼. _____ promoted praddent In charge of Um CommercW Loan Deparbmt a__ -- Hardware in Lake Mary, said Mrs. Hen took 224 votes to nmager, answerable to and ...Appointment made she was thrlLed to da th Jack's i in y's directed by the counciL But abOutt1ieendon1ent,bUtwu election ficfn the race for wunciliendechnedtoconlirm 11. E. Ddvb was named 9. "CAthO should have adlrecthrto stay on top of state and federal rrnr*rvi!" Sweffe'd said, predicthg the organization will fail wlthut one. - ____ Also, the $17,000 annual Smith, who said be never had salary which went with the r 0~Vto ~#440 • 4W~C. .'. whose fire it was because the report It although witnesses lire distr ict boundaries keep said children were seen runn ing CASSEI.BERRy — State changing," flasooli said. From the area when the incident Avenue. By JEAN PAIrESON Cleveland that no useful pur- point a representative two Herald Staff Writer pose could be served by con- years ago. The St. Johns-Indian River tinuing the district, board Canal District board has mem bers voted to ask the 1974 elected board member Everett Legislature to abolish the four. New & Used Huskey of Maittanc] to succeed c.znty district, composed of Army 1. 5 Civilian Boots John Krider, Sanford, as Seminole, Orange, Brevard and chairman of the board until the Volusa coun ties, pair 11 _-. I - By SIARK WEIINTZ Herald Staff Writer restricted commercial zoning at the northeast corner of Seventh Street and Icust Bak Of Hatnes aty,and joined - ~eli -, ___________________ F'ie single family residential to Davis began his banking -4~ = - '. - _____________ ____ the southwest corner of Sanford Avenue and 25th Street and company. ___ . ______ _______ _________ general coniinercial zoning at First Florida Banks Inc., a registered bank holding mayor, but nources pointed out _ Z. I _____________ Public hearings will be held on requests for change from restricted commercial to Davis Named Presl*dent Of Florida State Ban k ~n__ __-____ most of the authority Swofford 1~ r=__ _~ - --.-.-- a&wned was with the courxil'S .----------tacit approval. _5W _ .-=~ In La e Mar the taxpayers AmMalan ______________ ___________ -------------- ... — - Fireman Complain . Fechtel making his second appearance ^mods T - • _________ • _____ ___ _ _____ -U---. _____________ _____________________ ____ ___ ________________ ___________ _______ % ______ ___________________ • _____ _____ _____ ____ ___ ____ _ ,~A-__ rx . "_ ______________________ ____ __ _ Hollow Victory Possible ` -1 ______ - meeting in recent months was put on the but seat i mayors vrow UU1 F L b . T .: i Huskey New Chief . . I - ____________ Zoning 0 A _ 4_ C . . ' ______ _________________ Meets IE U"U r I ~ . 1 - -,. ______ _________ ______ _________ ________ ______ - _____ '• C the loml legislative delegation tonight at the, Itm~!~e a ,* O to-% contracts oriy through newananer at'r-'nt, • -- ______ the Mooney annexation law. Brown and with assistance from Swofford fought down a -motion to table the repeal fight, noting the group at its November meeting agreed to make an " It. a I Th ursday, Dec. 6, 1973-3A '_ _'* , 7 ______ - - . the beldine-project. "it was a slap In the facie to Seminole Cmtf and all the District , 1, 9_ " _ I .. I F .. - -. 2Li,f --l-_ C ' tT! ft , * ._ -_.: _~ -_ ' _ 7- ._I.- . _~ ; _ ___ 1~ . 1~ . -. f . _., -_ . , _ - . . Sanford zoning and planning commission members are sch eduled to view preliminary site plans and concepts for a unit, two story condominium project at toni gh t' s 8 p.m. meeting at city hail. The project is proposed for 13 ________ _____ j "Ur t . tk .1,,. ...hl t..._... £ t.ii ';u &4UUV UU%. DEUWU U43 LU appear alone," Brown told CALNO members. insisting the group follow t1wough on its announced dght to get repea! of d for 7:30 p.m., Jan. 9 at the Altamonte Springs city hail and Swofford Irxiicated he will be on hand to give assistance, In other business, Vihlen hit the state Department of Transportation and the Orange-Orlando !lpreuway authori ty for signing contracts without notice to Seminole on __________ _______ _______ _____ ___ __________ representative is also hi question. Brown said he had believed the CALNO representctives would he the same In 1974, but got a "rude awakening" Tuesday night when he was defea ted In the Winter Springs city elections. Brown added that L _______ -- Winter Springs. With Doriald Jackson, mayor of Lake Mary, In a run-off with Margie Hem on Dec. 13, Lake Mary's official criticiritw the !aw Wednesday night. BrAndin"" it, effective Only in Seminole County, a "spite bill" Swofford said the law raluiring public hearings, ad. veri1sement and no tice oftmpendir.g annexations isuyto _j - ____ Board f -I ,_ - -~ 1~ ,~ . _Z L I- , .. ~ -" . ______ ec. School 1 and north of West First Street. ___________________________ A city building department spoicesman said the tract Is __________________________________________________________________________ 1__________ properly zoned and the ap- ________________________________________________________________________________________ plicants, identified only as a Mr. Morgan and Mr. Cooper, are making the precentat!on to ;w "get the feeling of the board on % ..• *-*- ' v" concept and density." Other site development plans FIREMAN POURS WATER UN BURNING HOUSE to be reviewed are for exCause of fire Undetermined paaiuo of Ecoiwny Cars üí Herald Photo by Mark Weintz SnIord at 185 Airport Boulevard and a new building at Seminole Paint and BOdy Shop, 2540 S. Myrtle Avenue. _______ On Ksitmm ~ acres east of Terwilliger Lane _______ \9hlen 'rd with Fchtel th at local act for Seinfno!e County tO. th ei regard may be uncontituuona1 and tha t general legislation is necessary. Fechtel said he is working on legislation currently and hopes to see reform adopted during the next session, Akza wr . The Sanford Herald V . ;` t ~ -._--- . '.; -_ _ __ - . _ _ ~-,.. . 1~ - .-- 7 . -; i~ t '._ _,_ _ — I By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer . -- . I Site Plans aII (Cont'd from page 1) County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Wednesday night pa inted a gloomy pictire for the CALNO Council, predicting every school In the county with two exceptions will be on double sessions with six to seven years If Seminole's growth rate continues and tax reform is not accomplished. Vihlen said the only exceptions would be Lake Monroe and Geneva schools. HesaidLhereisnodoubtagapthFljda'sadvaJorn structure ex ists, adding a new homeowner can get by without ayi taxes on the fuU value of his property for bongasfl m onths. "Th is has been poin ted out to the legisla tors for years," Vihen %lItd. Vih!en's remarks were made during a discussion rnth Rep. Vince Fechtel on the posslbWties of having statewide h'rMn prci.'iag ( th wcsessmeni ot new homes when occupied rather than the beginningof the new " Lm L" oara S DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer k B . i ~ ; -.L;~~ ,!.i k,- 1To,Review 0 8Y Study _________ I .. . Schools Planning ~~--- "L__ 2 - -_ Thursday, Dec. 6, 1973 * For " lI\ . SERVICE 25e/ So Sanford Ave 41 d A / ; Ph 327 41 7 MWI - �- --c-=--. ------------'''_ - 4A-c- The Sanford Her&d Thursday, Dec. 0, Ill') Energy Emergency The Snoop's American People (N)PLEY NEWS Facing are dwarfed by the opportunity t presents to reduce power consumption. The number of motorists who who are not waiting for an official reduction in speed limits to hold their cars to 5(3 miles per hour is an encouraging sign of public awareness of where the solution to energy problems lies. Reaching for a sweater instead of The stuck market often tells us more about national emotions than the actual outlook for the American economy. It is a safe bet that its slide downward since the scope of our energy problem suddenly began to emerge reflects uncertainty more than anything. Exactly how the energy crisis will be felt in economic terms is unknown, but there is no reason why getting along with less petroleum for a while should knock a country like the United States of America for a loop. This crisis is unlike many others our nation has faced because it is based on a set of facts rather than a set of unknowns. The Arab oil embargo has thrown us a curve, but even before the Middle East wark we knew that in the coming decade we faced power shortages, higher fuel , pric and a host of * Ici,. stemming f rom our profigate use of energy and the lag in development oi oil, gas and coal and nueltmr resources to satisfy out' needs. Th fict Lye piiiiiptcd Cuiigi'e Eu act with urgency on the legislation requested by President Nixon. Many steps for energy con servation taken at the federal level must be based on fairness and common sense in measuring the impact on national security, industrial production, the business world and our personal lives. It makes no sense, obviousiy, to tell bus lines to curtail their service at the same time America ns are being urged to ride a bus instead Of dri ving their cars, Some new distinctions between convenience and necessity are in order, One of the greatest challenges lies in adjusting our anti-pollu tion programs and other environmental goals to immediate realities. The importance of envronmentaI protection is not diminished one whit by the fuel crisis, but we are faced with changing—at least for the time being—our concept of what is acceptable and unacceptable in the way of environmental impact as it relates to fuel and energy production. A new scale of values will see us through. Objections to year-round Day!ight Saving Time ig Challenge The burden of doing what we have to do to save energy is one we can bear, hopefully without the greater bu.dcn of gasoline rationing and the bureaucratic intrusion into our lives that such measures entail. As we experience the very serious squeeze on fuel supplies this winter let's hope that we set ourselves on a path toward the more realistic balance between our energy needs and resources which is a primary goal for On You Snoop ports triumphant!)': "Your: %VAS IIINGTON ing has become a major, if insured admits that she i: per nic ious, industry in single, never married. She America. Each year. an es1i also admits that she and a mated too million Americans man friend live togclher out: wedlock. are spied upon by credit turning up a thermostat, after all, is a mild The insurance and credit sleuths, who constantly pry sacrifice compared to some the American peoplee t in o the financial status, sex industries insist such sexual: have made in national emergencies in the past. America in the 1970s. habits, personal friendships gossip appears only rarely in — and other private affairs of credit reports, but we found: titillating tidbits in case after: Look At Record ordinary citizens, The findings are often used case. In a future column, we: to destroy reputations. Peo' will give examples o( • plc have been blacklisted by mistaken identity and other: Free Enterprise Still The Best outrages that have cost ap-: banks because of their ap pearance, housekeeping, phcants their credit ratings COPLEY NEWS checking a"int. The com- and the technological advances Mites W. Kirkpatrick PUL's ll~ driving habits and sexual anti reputations. petifion for the profit dollar of the Wt 75 years. "the American system works conduct. Footnote: Under the preIn a na tion where th' Jthg zpwrcd thc dcv pmt ,f th A sometimes critic— eificientiy and amazingly Yet the Senate has quietly sent law, applicants are en standard Invite! world It West during the 19th Century although a frendly critic— well." buried a bill which would titled o verbal reports on is • flcongruous that the have dealt a blow to private their credit ratings. But the American system of doing prying The bill would have law is riddled with loopholes tsjsisc rnu.t t cnctantiv at .VtU tl' vR'tlm-5 (h - ht to v,EI.I-71u: '(iR U ready br a LL defense. inspect their credit reports. I I V ES: Social a n d ( But lack of understanding of It also would have required Itehabilitat ion Administhe free enterprise concept by a their prior consent before trator James S. Dwight. who pampered public and con. their fleighbors cou!d be ask- has declared his deterrninaUming assaults from perslsttnt ed specific questions. lion to whittle down the adversaries have prompted the But the banking, insurance welfare rolls, doesn't mind Chamber of Commerce of the TOCK and other industries, which taking a little' welfare for United States to mount a employ the snoops, put on the himself. counterattack. The chamb'r pressure. Senators John While he cracks down on has launched a program to Sparkman, 1)-Ala,, Wallace the poor, he is installing improve the stature of the Bennett. It-Utah, William plush carpets, tinted glass, busineas community by in. Brock. It-Tenn.. and Edward sliding doors., a floor'to-ceil7/ volving It more vigorously in Brooke. 11.Ma ,, teamed up ing bookcase and other fancy . the fielcL of education, cornagainst Sens. William Prox" fixtures in 1)15 OWn. . municatlons, politics and mire, D'Wis., and William bureaucratic domain. j c1 action. Hathaway, D- Maine. in He has brought four cornsidetrack the bill in a Senate missioners into his executive The chamber's detUon wtsi suihenmmiitp / to lake the lead in e1a'vatin lb. OP t !UXUt1OU3. -d 0 " Trivial Reasons Image of the economic system layout with him. Our sources, so , 4? Meanwhile, credit appli- who have shown us some of. is admirable, but it wbould not cants continue to be turned the job orders, say the new ofthrow up bulwarks around down without being told why. lices were supposed to be emon the business sector. /, , We have obtained copies of bellished with striped, color- '• The free enterprise system, 4,4/ confidential credit reports, coded wallpaper, which after a!), I which reveal that loan ap- would denote the VIP status: . it is the American way of 'f,ØC plicat ions can be rejected for of the occupants. business and every citizen the most trivial reasons. An official spokesman,' participates as buyer, seller a ,,/ One applicant had trouble while admitting the renovabeneficiary of Its blessings. getting financing, for exam- lions, denied that the color •' The law of supply and plc, because "he got an in(ec- pauens were supposed to demand is enforced, not in the (ion in his right foot, causing reflect the Importance of the corporate office, but in his Big Toe and Little Toe to officials who get the new ,f swell and peel: these were wallpaper. the Free enterprise is called "th e ,. seen, and they present an inpr' system" by Its domestic The fancy remodeling will fec t ed, swollen a p l critics and "capitalism" by its - cost the taxpayers $120,000 pearance...." abroad. CLUBHOUSE BLUES: The: Other grounds cited in the And despite the connotative -confidential reports are fuel crisis has caused alarm: implications there is nothing "slothful housekeeping," in the nation's country clubs about pr ig "poorly groomed" and even For the tatcats. who turn: sinister about' capital. heaven forbid - duffers on weekends. may: The goal of profits brought 'defamatory in speaking of 515') have to sacrifice. Cog.P.s IcMe MerIcans the Model T insurance companies" Things are so bad they may more recently the po!yester But the credit snoops not be able to fuel up their; 'Things are quiet — looks like they're having prayer meeting' to have a prurient interest in golf knit swt and the noharge carts or heat their: what goes on in the bedrooms, clubhou se lounges. One credit report on an inAn alarmed U.S. Gall AsPreconditions surance applicant stales that sociatlon has complained to: "stiri5promuousinht'rac, lions ue to the fact she has the Acuse Commerce Cornchild born out of wedlock and mittee: "Clubhouses and proshe is seen entertaining male (essional shops have to be CopieyNewii companions o' the beds in heated and lighted; gollearic up the Arab Iand* taki'n In 17. any Americans shudder at her apartment." Peace In the Middle East depends The guarantee must be convinc1rg have to be supplied with: thought of another Vietnam. 'Dates Often' upon these preconditions: to the czat)s and Israelis alike. 'sther electrical or gasoline ' A private eye, tattling 'jet I srael Is at Mideast —First, Israel must bewiIIirig to The United States could provide energy another victim, placed crossroads return most the territory seized such a convincing guarantee. The . .of great strategic and Projecting the unthinkable, forever in her ricords "We economic importance to the 'mm the Arabs In the 1967 war and question is whether we should. did find some criticism of the assclatIon complained superpowers. all of the additional territory seized morals. She has one illegi- that fuel priorities now being iii the W&t this The alternative is the prospect of A two-nation security treaty mate child.... She dates considered "would presuma....Second, the Arabs must be often. continuing Indecisive wars, each between the United States and Israci bly eliminate the sport (golf) willing to recognize the legal costly in human terms to both sides, has been proposed by Sen. William Another scandal seeker ri'for the duration of the crisis." esiste the na tion ofIelajicj C crea ting U di.nj flt Cr' FulbrIh, chairman ,f U, 1VC UP claims 10 Arab territories (rontatlon between the United States nt- F::gn ielaiions cornxvujed by !ae1 prInr t '7. and the Soviet Union. Other Thoughts tnittee. The proposal tw been en IMdeI has been unwilling to give dorsed by W. W. Rostow, who was The hate can't just go on. The upstrategicstrong points needed President Johnson's national Paper Supply Dwindling United states can't elf-defense. The Sinai desert secunty adviser. i provides buffer zne in which to wavjns and wash !is h11)(1.S A paper pinch which has been developing all kIlling. stopanEgptAInvasionbeforj year has forced some newspape rs to cut down eriemyre&hes the borders of Israel. I Secretary of State Henry Our own national security the number of pages because newsprintishard The Golan Heights provide Kissinger said in Peking last week demandsc stable settlement, to get. The shortage has spread to other grades protection against shelling by Syrian that such a formal arrangement, of paper also. . A mutual defense treaty with forces. slmllar to the Soviet Union's Israel may not be the answer. It Some kind of guarantee by other bilateral arrangements with Egypt, exists anyway in emotion If not on ------nations outside the Middle East will Syria, Iraq and a number of other be eeded to give Israel assurance Arab countries, Is "one of the ideas that its pre4067 berders will be that is under consIderation." But some way to a peace setprotected against any military Pledging U.S. help to a srn.all tiement must be found. We skare threat (rim the Arabs if Israel gives country In danger of Invasion makes the responsibility for finding IL OR'S WORD - or S ' ___.,.''ht' .....'. !r! 0•_ " - - - 4fr - ' ' - r ,•, •,- ,, -- 'anfari fit gra1b TELEPHONE - 322-76)1 ON. FRENCH AVE . - '--' - ' 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA, 32771 , - WAt,.1R A. GIELOW, Editor - - WAYNE'D. DOYLE Advertising Dtrec*or & Associate PubtisMr- - -- - FRANK VOLTCLIN, General Mana9r WINIFRED F. 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Florida 37771 P4o part of any mate id' new-i t, advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reprodu.ed in any manner vvithout *rotten Perm.oston of the ovbl.sher of The Herald My individual or term res )un1iblt' ton st,n reproduction be considered as infringir on The Herald's copyrught a1 be held fsabL' for damage ,jojr the (us Pubishi'd ciaiy a nd Sundays- CICCP? 5atrna, '$' T he Herald is a member of the Asi,xafed P.'ess ,sh rh 's entitled eiclus.veiy to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in tn's - - _________ Herald Area Correspondents Don - Oakley - LOngwad flick Community ,c JTM ail M9 - .ar Lake. Fortt City Grace Spnks iai Ce ne va Os'ed Degary Deflona I Lake Monroe ; - 1,1 JIhF 3-'9_S? Edwards 886 0363 r.rf te Osk.n Mrs Clarincp c'.yder Liza ?a Baker - ............... .... Wisfter - incr 8octr 372 Eda Nichols II: - ------ What do American voters really want? - The "coming Republican majority" has wcnt. Or so the political pulsetakers G';r Gallup t914 t(;i' 19 !tcpuhlfr'a n governors at tievir ivn1 cunkrence that th ;ire engaging in "Wishful thinking" if they believe the Watergate scanda! won't hurt their party in next year's congressional elecIion,s. A pa11 taken by his organization just before the Nov. 6 electmns indica ted that publicans would have their worst defeat since New Deal days had there been a general congressional ekc'ioa thi year. A Louis Harris survey finds that the GOP has lost &, much suppo from the voters that the number who call themselves Pepublicans ha reached an lIttrte kw of 23 per cent and ic now exceedt-d by thce wbtl viev themIres as indeprndents(2 per cent). Yet Democratic ranks, too, are suffering erosion. Since a previous Harris survey in August. the number of voters iht; ti r:L1u I h.ia( l.5- ippe-d a '313t dOWq to 4 per cct - sug.gtrng that a growing number of Americans are visiting a plague en both party houset Clearly, party ioyaty is fle longer the potent, dependabW fone it once was. But ldhis is no sudden Watergate-spawned Jtmrt a y'nr ago. Republican candidates (or Conre - Fern Park Tinqlewnod. E. Estates s,Or*o 63i 2997 - - received 47 per cent of all votes cast nationwide, while Richard Nixon was capturing an astounding 42 per cent of the votes of self-identified Democrats and 6.6 percent of the lit I votes c( self-identified independents, A new study by the University of Michigan's Center for I Political Studies claims that t key to the 1972 election was not Candidate nor the traditionally impor(ant Party loyalty but rath"r the k,cues before the nation tile political ideologies of the votem While party ;aIty has for some time been a predictable and restraining influence on the American electorate, the 1972 election, the study's authors say, witnessed the emergence of national policy issues as crucial factors In presi ential polit ics, '' Ive all e!.c' the write "Iho' outcome of tl elect ion 1'a the reu1t of the ideulogical polarization ''ithir1 the Democratic rar.ks that pitted the left-wing Democrats against those on the right So intense, in (act, was this polarization that on each of the major issues there was a greater difference between the M 1overn Democrats and the Nixon Democrats there was betwten all Democrats and all Republicans.than The findings suggest that Nixon would have been a formidable Op,ponent (or even the most popular Democratic leaders, the current disarray of the Democ,'atic party, the -study Concludes, is a symptom of the changing political climate, a period of realignment along new ideological line', What form this reltgnmnen will _ take in the future will depend on how the Deunocrats choose to resolve their ideelogical dif1eren',s, as well as on such fact'nr, as Wi1erPb the role 31 George %al thy nativaal scen ii ii how well party loyalty at the c-ongrcsional level of voting holds up. In other wards, there i nothig necessarily foreordined for either party about what may happen when AmenI, -s d I 306 .lUIld 11010 AbOUt btiyin' to the f) S to elei a new Congress in 1974, one of ----------------------tlltOdthplOmQpO,ijq.75?" - c - — -- a" -. - 'a —---------------- " _ ',''' '' ' ----.----. ----------- �- - - - - - _._i___ - -. - - - - - - - - - - AJ - - '*I Thursday, Dec 6 1973 I! &per&oopefs:rescue or ravage? _ power Giant parisoti objects. it takes on other dimensions. The Peabody Coal Company's \ —_-~~ _,"~ - -----=— - -- - ' rI , . Florida Regional Planning UnIversit of Florida statistics already 1, ~t . , fees under protest. figures are somewhat below and rezoning. Hitting the fees char ged city estimates. Swofford told Hattaway cities, 25 per cents per capita or % ~. 1 1 , 1, , ~\ - its bulk and capacity, the shovel and others like it mav become critical to the LIA. life. With the energy crisis set- said, however, Seminole . — N----------- 1AMO1I 200 pounds and grabs — __ --- - - Napka Joins ____ ome definite signals the call for coal century ago. And for the -nooil O'Jld be in our boycott, the United States lias remained moderate. The ment. says a Peabody spokesThe signals would be used coal for 25 per cent of its United States for several man: "We are not greatly inelectrical needs and soon years has been roduring creasing our production: We Fuarantees from state and that figure may have to dou- coal in not mucS h greater could. There is much we local governments 'that c.ven before the Arab As of now, hI amounts than • did a half couddo Buteh it - I . Council voted to set a public - I a I ____________________________________ full legal ___ - . =______ * -_ - ffil 65 ____ a - - -. MagnolIa Drise, DeBar), Drive Goes — - - - .- - - im. ••• - - .. ----._ 1..'i toys to be distributed to rseedy __ families in the Sanford area at - . snth uonji[wns ijtuuiu biin5 them to the SHA office at Castle BrewerCourtonW 10th Street --- -.--- -- IQ I- - I 1 1~777ill'ftft , - - -- - I I Ma'I Orders Z ~ ! -- / 1 I 1 3: Editors' Association. 0apka wifl work with Herald I I 1— - J-302 I - IlIT o ars o wor tart a Savings Account ( --CRIMM" I I . - . tina I - Mt EzPon 8d cm ore Wit 4 any 1 I I p __ j5 anhtinn&timequaiiI%.raIi*m1n,II,pai5 o pf, f OMIT 3 — MA INSPRING UNBREAKABLE 0 ElcOrically Timed * Unbreakable Crystal C Yellow Gold Finuh ; S IE r, __;i-; -,--:: -7 __ __________ - - --------.-. to - - -1 ,,.'~_-_ - •, I p.m. only., 3 I 'r .1. .1 - F U R N11 U R E, I Irl Sonford's -71 . 4 Later :11 other mall such as third class Is processed and deli .!,-1 __~ , -". 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SANDRA RAWLINS I C I . , ! I I - ) 0 -- ____ - ;; 4 e Ile I-l.,g0 ne .-__ , ir 4 0&A rieft ... B. Bernice Walker '61 Robert Franklin f - __ - , ... il'z - . - Irving I. Pryor .i]EIe fl - . -I -7~?---t~ :;~~~ - 1'_J I , . -____ 1 0 ;_ 1. 1. ___ _.___f~n 1:~r - I , , - r,-- I ( i, I - .L& i _: _____ i ir_ f 0 -_ _____ . Mg'S, lacy (Druccilla) Gilchri and i1la;ns LulaM Harris s*. I - . z ._. _, 4 - r _X - 0 _. . - _,__i __ - 1%(,;C/cor orochocts swam I 14111 not shown. All Salts FistAl-No phonq or Mo;,014tirs. I ,- - - - - .— — - Div'iugs . - - . __ F 0 LAR1111111 ~I I Z - ==1NNMW1 LI . . I . 4- 11 *0 .. .- ____ John Kroeger, Orange City Edward Noerper, St Louis, Mo. rnrtha Mr. and Mrs. James (Sandra) Bums a boy, Sanford __-- -- C - , I 1. . Ruby Ramilton Mrs. Franklin (Susan) Baker - and many other fomo.js crc ftsmen, ___ Harold J. Ames, DeBery - Select the style that fits Vour home frr am our fine collection of fivingroom groupings and sleep sofas by Rowee k ___ Charles Blitch, DeBary Erwin Warschauer, Deltona Jack Virga, Deltona Sam Skorina, Deltonia Gordon Pickering, Deltona ___ Collection -i LoraS Bell Augusta R. Howell Bonnie Stottlemyer Margaret M King Herbert E. Rawls . I ~ - display addresses and on their mailboxes so that Gertrude M. Hammond, I ...; .- .1' ' - At present Brenner is urging residents to cooperate with him. He explAined additional Robed Griffin !-.- — INC. residents, Norris E Jordan .414 - Z. -. Finest er Pbylhs Jean Echols Albert Anderson Jr. . I. 4A rJ ^ t 0 . !, - eere I ble for deli del iv ies to be st MONDAY and receive a LADIES' Sterling Silver or 10.Kt. G~ld Filled Ring with a 112 Kt. Size IMITATION KIM. --; ..I - - ___ ((P I Elizaixth B, Till, Orange CIty ' - 1 ' - - " , -~ - -- $ 6. - I - - • peeded Swiford: s iPod Tax ., !- 61 •.. C I '-' 10 OttIfflo - Ilr 1 I 0 1 __ - V :. s William E Brvnbaugh Damon C Scott, Lake Mary I' Santiago Vaile, Longwood Brenda G Tabb, Longwood Emma L. Corbett, Mims I 0 I I I Z I 'o I Western Auto Store - I Z - - - - - "%~~ 1.1 M $17010 Deltona Travel Agency W39 rasy to stay a gwl part (if ff", day having PO4uck_ and good '• " e) Also . I - Dow 7 . 14 - , _! Albert Wurtherger, Deltona and boy, Enterpr Flaravant Rubino, Deltona Rev. James M. Thompson, 1 P $ HRS , I I I I 6 __._ ._V r __, ita DECEMBER 5,1173 I With Wrist Watch 95 MONDAY DECEMBER 9 5 I I t; - 1 MA ma I X - .. . . I 11-, . - H p l Notes 1 os 6 RCT-14ttill, r 11"'Pile'l I -I. I I l Western Auto Store anffr . I 'e. I. .- took over in 1964 He said deliveries will not be d1ayed on M calcrdar Watches Also . v- A I& qf,V** U I- L j _1 4At AAW . - 7 0;~ 1 hw " `1 Matching p f) Z get the most in interest,and you get it with safety at our Bank Stop in nd t'tt \'oiir !rcoIsnt no' i Jt not fl011 fl)UCI) OU 1 i but Iii" regularity with Make them vvrk for you, with interett, at our Bank. business has been showing a considerable increase since he I'm I co" I For style1 Beauty and Appearanc, I em befOr 1-14 "Id, A I— pfire 1protight su(h hirh I m4 I I Ints I Th• AtIantI banks bsIp _ wPn we met at church it ;& -,I Trip: (Rr.,rn ~~7 Orlsndo, accurate counts are residents not available As a result, Brenner in Complete wits 2 • I 0 ' \ All This Only . now being employed, who are Because all mail I De Bary is now promssed at house addresses and names of A MONDAY OUR P'i 42 i"4jj You I All Meals on Ship those days. There war.'t a / •flexperIe1KLJ mail carriers are holiday business 81 I :3 i a I be .1% handled this month due to on DIAL 3'22-1562 J 3pm * Shock Resistant 16 Dust Resistant 0 Anti-Magnetic * Easy to Read Dial Small Second Hand • All Soler, Final 4 I If pieces of outgoing mall , '# Clifford Elec"trii. Co 0 Open PMn ttirnF, Sam -CIod 5 DECINIBER 9 I I i ___ . The postmaster estimated approximately 220,0DC1 pieces of This new program has become mail were shipped from very popular with DeBary area : , - W nicely alongside the baby. Church was also a big Item in - DeBary last month, and ex- SANFORD I - ___ MONDAY - - - oven features non-tilt shelf nd oven door that's removable for easier ove n nlesnin8 0 Guarantee. Fo 13 years he WU Clvii tense director of Huron Lounty,Ohio,dIsap, niemtnr ot the Ohio Sp,orts -- _.. the bedrooms, put on more neighborhood got together and blankets iind cozied down. sl4tred the 'koik as wtdi as '11w first thing in tile mor- ____ volume and receipts are "way uP . leces of I mm I month. This is an Increase of 13900 corn ared with the 176 000 total recorded for the same period in 1972 * Full ____ - SeveralPeople m • Deltona In Miami gardens." We didn't do this fire at nig,j, closed o tf the whole lot to Wnd money Qn, -^ aIO . ' I '_-4 ' 1 ,.-'- 95- and had "Victory anya3', so you just banked the SB irthday) Includes Motor Coach sacks of groceries could fit in For those of us who had never heating didn't bother Many Of gardened before, we dug up our Us. Most of us had coal furnaces on . buggies, we found a couple Ful shortage (or home . -- A A,1 us who were pushing baby 8 game of it, rather than homes. backyards Leave Feb. 15 1974 ReturnFeb 18 ( • those of we ended up making turns eating at each other's ingenuity Complaining, dicalrd this week when Post. master Joseph W. Brenner mail delivery system, which reported a considerable gain has improved delivery services da ily. !1fl(llb his the new program, a ll staff compared with the total preferred mail, such as first for the sane month in IM. class letters and newspa pers . " styled swept cooktop s so easy to keep 'it Calrodt surface units with accurate pushbution controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size 2-Year PI_ - - I_______ , J .,— - For the past six months the DEBARY The apparent DeBary Post Office, wi th Its 40 growth of DeBary was in. nine regualr employes, has , I '. WATCHES • Sorry, No correspondents Mr. and Mrs. I CL Cleveland, past district chairmien,at annual meeting in DeBary. Charles Edwards to provide I ftJ fiffices call =4045 and pickup will be arranged, WiLson said. e for the I U (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) ___________________________________________________________________________________________ I I lillMilllll~ I k ~- - M Beth Henson, American Red Css instructor. By H. A. NAIIKA Herald Correspondent Ocean Cruise To Nassau 3 Day downtown DeBary Growth Sees AA - m services 00, 4 11 3 RK 11 or to the Redding Gardem office at Locust Avenue anod DIS I RICT SCOUT EXECUTIVE HONORED Fifth Street. -DAVID DAVIES,(right) St. Johns District execufte, receives special 11 ou are un U tUi, Century Award for rendered from Russell Jones and Bob cpmned goods 3nd toys to the _2 ; ri i[ 2522 PARK lOAM TO for 13 also was active In public __________ Thomas Wilson III said persons - . .- '--------------- 'SharpsandFlats,"".'3 Angle," and were syndicated. Later In life, af'er spending -1 time a a sportscaster with •, Chrlstrnastime. bathtubs, as well as food and allowed several pounds of walking to the area gasoline, hamburger and roasts a week, of our community, one got tO (lierald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . - N— The case wa-s docketed for political editor. During his I Members of the Sanford Hcus1ngAuthorilystaffandti Joint Tenan's Council an tJkJing Ldnned goods and - ", • I murder in the shnot.ing, but was his apprenticeship under the Newspaper Guild of AmIerica, - __4 Christmas I Williams and 11 .- __ - motions in the ,manslaughter The eteran writer started ' - __MU=f-- 7 . ' ~ __ r- - . - First Aid enrichment class at Lakeview Middle ' and can be reached by phoning trial Oils week. W&5102. Council instructed Mayor rr-- Tires -. School. observing 0 to r) are Scott Stevenson, Robert Charles, Mrs. I 11 only when necessary. ---- __ Ir- j buttermilk. or pork. The rations were also - NIARK McIntosh prac!ices m 0uth- t0-mouth resuscitation as part of Mrs. Ali ce Williams' - - - Dellona in addiuon to a* complications iset in from I I ' : BREATH OF LIFE 10 . k ,.. He has been named to assist re.charged when Win died in In the coverage of DeBary and Florida Hospital, Orlando, alter --'!-- -- description can be included in ; _________________________ hadn 't matter, I 0 ft "_J Iti, --.,. il . Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor today was to hear correspondent. . I 1 $209 trial of Lee Griffin tI. A. (Doe) Napka, well- charged In the Oct. 16 shOOting known Ohio newspaperman and of Ca3selberry Councilman city council appoint a ' garbage burner " typical — --- 4( / I -• t ____ R l ..Veteran newsman . an condition the city do a =vey of the community building property so a t Court ears Tria Motion J I. - cream during World War 11. Again we Improvised and used kitchen range. A little paper, a economizing, and U" kept kitchen window. When I had My recollecdons of that time honey In some of our fru it few pieces of wood and soon the everyone busy. accuinulated about hall of a are that no one really suffeed canning. kitchen was warm pIntiZe jar, we'd rot' It betwith the becau of rationing---even for Al though meat was rationed, teakettie singing. One of the delights I ween us until the but ter fed food. For that think flshandfowlwerenotandthese We a ls th oughtofinyearsw rnytw o didn't as thenhadatreatofdr1nk1n and much we ate better then than we do were often used in pla ce of beef about shopping. Cars were used and-a-balI-year-old son and I the noW. • r _____________ W7 no I - L use. a i . I ____ i .a is $350 per month. Council persons getting stuck in the fees. No date was set. Irwin Hunter won the seat in nationally syndicated col um Richard agreed to a 50 cent per month deep sand. Council instructed City Atty. Tuesday's elections and wifl nist, joined the staff of the Griffin was originally increase on curbdde pickup, TLe city received an Tom Freeman to prepare a replace Miller next week. Sanford Herald today as a charged with attempted but did not complete a baclqrard pickup rate. coincu ted t1e lease on ' - 4 ______________________ If. A. NAPKA awbM& and backyard pidMP received several reports of hearing to establish annexation replacement. . - •.ys I I - into a commercial area, Hattaway asked for the city zoning 110 ) . - 'y I., , e A e days In a ,.- 1, "d*Rs -_ - — . I. . request to qwid up to $W on Currently the rate for both roads to powder," and he has i - Pit. 9344441 " I - I setUN g3rbage put out for ;;;;ths and he has decided to which wffl inchide smafl rate grading roads in 'Me Ran. curbside pickup. but made no resign at once so a person could increases, for arovalat next chiands. Jordan said the dry decision to hire a dog catcher, run for the year remaining in week's couric1l meeting. weather had "reduced the his term, rather than have the ; - I . T__- lease imnedIate1 subject to use the county dog pound, but Victor Miller for his services proper legal description being delayed accepting the during the first year o(lu,s two. WINTER SPRINGS- .Joe inserted after the 'ity has agreementuntitithashadmo year term on council. Miller Zaccarelin of H & W Refuse provided a ey time to study the lease Council resigned (toni his post Oct. 19, Service, Longwood, was insalditfeared without a city dog effective Dec. 14. !1.rLzled by council Wednesday Council agreed to Corn- catcher it will ha%e problems Hesaidheandhisamlly will s~x . rdght to present his propicsed mIssioner Clifford Jordan's next year with stray dogs up- move from the city within 1. I- __ -_ I Thursday, Dec 6, 1977A and putting _'111 division. Noting the city's move wiH - I& - Granville Brown to execute the agreement front the county to resolution to thank Councilman new garbage pickup contrac~ . 0 0p*aTvn.,T"-.94;N 5 of. 14!N M Hwy,11.". Cases( tiIE1 city's annexation and rezoning _________ - - - Revises Contract Herald Staff Writer Z A -- By JEAN PA'rrMN line '' will Pi.-A Up Dessatim IT'i in 1972. County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway fur the third time in public hearing protested the -I ; month period - th - to commercial the first block ____ Inside the Briarwood sub- i- F *i r by $8 __ __________ Refuse Rates Rise . ____ if ' - DeBary Area would nkegreiter i'oduc p aetoha%e tion profitable l3 i valued at pu4ult w construction u "Id " power shovelstands 20 stories lilgii. ivelgh% 18 n1lilion ton' of soil each time It drops Its e Into tt _-- -- the crp mg (4W OWfl bUtft. We got after g1vng the furnace a conversation. Canning got to be fun as a shake Looking back, Ithink we were the cream right off the top of on ST. CHARLES, Ui-Moat of group of us war worked more coal, of all healthier and probably the milk those days. It could be ran in front repor ts on gas and heating assembly fashion, th closest radiator to dress. happier than we are today. whipped. I'd save the for fuel rationing hark back to the We were also rationed on the as Young I had what was then known and were a few old jar, kept in an inconvenience rationing caused amount of sugar we could coo perating in the war effort by insulated cupboard outside my - - iTe riJi "I : -1 Swofford reported the city Uui!Uu ~ cent of known coal reserves in the world.Kentucky akrw has some 2.400 years of it at Rresent production levels. • c.tt, A *f" land by agreeing to join under federaland state fundingwould mmcv insucted to urr Mayor Lawrence Swofford he saI --.- reaping Copley News Service good ' 17,000 residents while the U be "lectured or grilled by you. be held up da;irg apy re-,!udy,", - brides '"•"' Seminole and Osceola counties, chance we can get them to Council approved the zoning the board followed Orlando's change the figures and our and annexation and the at- I --- By B1Y FORKINS ____ - IFT SHOI toward the cities of Orange, 1sll,175. "There is not too much doing," he said. protest. -- worry "biased and discriminatory" of F says Altamonte population We know exactly what we are -Z -%L,_=- ___________________ of minimurn needs, coal has $ -- '. -. . WWII Rationing Is Recalled %. 4., 1 Swofford has said Altamonte city officials were not present to 2,500 whichever is greater, as - though few can comprehend s talk of T recommended ~ - cans have seen the behemoth. with ominou 4' . Co-incil and to pay membersh.ilp on population even though the favorably both the annexation - here. And though (w Amen- in, LI - - The Sanford Herald voted -- ••, Queen strip mining operation way of I - ; - The machine is a primary part of Peabody River I I ___ . - r. -, By DONNA ESTES County's assessment by the fie was told zoning director proper ordinances. A 25 acre parcel in the Lake! at Herald Staff Writer planning council should be Curt Engert made no recomotus area was approved for: reduced by the amount mendation and his recomI from lned ALTAMONE Altamonte Springs will pay. SPRING mendation would not be iITh p ment deve lo to apart City council Tuesday night p me nt Th other business, Swofford portan anyway since the strict. to join the East Central said the city will accept the planning and zoning board di ' bucket into the earth it grabs 200 tons of soil. - I :—_—__ Super' Scooper wer shovel stands 20 stories high. weighs 18 million pounds and each time it drops its giant I • A -• -.. - - ___ I— v - - 1 Alt(Inonte To Pdy shovels uncover coal lodes (NE - Frn distaiee it looks something like a t inker' toy co,st ruct ion pushing GPEENVILLE K k, _ I ___ - ,---- -.--.-------- - -KIM 6A-The Sanford Herald --- -.--- -. ;-X_- - W911 —: - I OCATED: Hwy 46 W - - - ,'., ,- -.- •' - ---.-'--- T -_--- - 0 - ------------------- -----0 - R i �-- _ abiiiiAW gi" 8i\—The Sanford Herald Wr -. --S WON 1 . ~. . -- -: .. - ' — - I T -, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1973 _gal Notice Legal Notice --a ___ -_ - Energy Drought Pops Up In Space spt.Ccia1t and airplane By FRANK M/tCOMBER builders, notes a stepdy Copley News Service downward trend in Industry employment. In the year to end U:C n.ttiin's energy crisis olls and congressional reaction to it next June, dro3paCt payr could have 'a far-reaching will be cut another 32,000— impact on the ultimate fate of down to littirt more than 900,000 the multibillion-dollar manned industrywide. Back •fl 1968 the space shuttle program now aerospace Payroll was hugghig scbedu.ed to get off the grow-fri thE 15 miU.ion m2t. in the late 197 or early 19&. ____________________________ S NASA will be no great competitor in the rush for IPIVITATION TO BID scarce fuel, however, for Seminole Memorial Hospital manned American space Invites bids for the f o llowing missions will become rare equipment: Manual Operating Room Table with Accessorlet. indeed after Skylab 3returnsto Specifications are available at the earth. ctce of the Administrator. All bids The space program really shall oe mailed to: Mr. Robert T. Besserer, Adm.. Seminole Memorial needs no new troubles. Hoiptal. 1101 East Flit Street. already has its own. NASA Sanford, Fla, 32711 Bids must be officials and the U.S. aerospace recuived by the 10th day of D,c,mtw'r WJ3. are CllIilfs IJieui the Publish: Doc. 1, A. 1913 "indifference crisis." DEW 14 Translated, that means most SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING .m: Id AUD ZONING COMMISSION preoccupted with down-to-earth Notice 1 Public Hearing The PlOnning and Zcnhig Corn problems to devote much at. of Seminole County. tention .ion to Skylab, the mid-lm Florida, will conduct a public U.S.-Russian manned space terIng to cunsid.-r recommending mission or even the imaginative a proposed change of zoning from A. 1 Agrltutturi to C 3 Wholesale shuttle project. Commercial District on the Congress reflects the public's tollowIng described properly: That part of the North to of the SW thinking, if the energy famine 4 of the SW lying Westerly of shakes up the nation's economy State Road 16 and Easterly of as some believe it will, the Geneva Rood (also known as State Americans will be in even JeW Road 426), Section 72. Township 20 t oulh. Range 32 East, Seminole of a mood to underwrite the County. Florida; multibillion-dollar shuttle Further described as the SE prigramlnahurry. Congress is Corner of State Road 176 and State oad 44 Int.ection in Geneva, certain to reflect any such Fr lorida. mood. Already there are antiThis public hearing will be held in Spam blocs in both house and the Courily Comint,ion Chambers the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, Senate. So far they have been of on January 9. 1974. at 7:11 P.M., or ineffective in trying to derail as soon thereafter as possible. Planning and Zoning the shuttle program. That could Ccmmiislon change if the economy slips ceminote County, Florida back dangerously and there is By: J. B. Williams. Zoning Director Widespread unemployment and business failures, as some Publish: Dec. 6, 1973 oiw-t, Legal Notice .__________________ Where once motels at COCOI4 Beach and surrowding towns were booked solid mc'rnns in idvan-e of a cpice shot, this time there were vacancies evrywhete, even the night befoce the Skylab launch. VII,en tIwi Apollo manned lunar expeditions wete at their peak, NASA employed ,000 workers in the cape area. Now the Ievei has plummeted to 12,000 and is still dropping. said Court at Sanford, Seminole Sanford. Florida, the above County, Florida, this 4th day of (II$CtIbed pef'sorial Properly. Said t -t'mt..r. n 1973 w,icl, f'i being *1 oreo at Anamonte (sea . Gardge In Ahtamont* Springs, VIRGIL B. CONKLING Florida. Further information Circuit Judge available through the Civil Division By: Lois B. Walker Of t" Sminole CJVrAf Sheriffs Deputy Clerk Department. program, of course, :tex5 on to the aerospace U)dus?ry which produces the missiles, rockets nd ,ii iCrii1t that. rude. ul~.a(.iOfl'S Space achievements 1 ss1b1e. The Aerospace industries Aisoclation, whase members are the rocket, missile, Execution. .l.3M E. Sheriff Seminoe County, Florida PubliSh: Dec. 4, 13, DEW r, Calendar _ r- (mal plans for Christmas ampout. 730 p.m., First F'e'leral s&4. of Seminole, S1 • ~__ __ - _____ __ L I -.. _ l:F They'll find toys for the children Something for her, something for hi 'Cause Classified Advertisers Can cater to every whim -_ ~ ~jij I' '' - Coach Terry Long of the Seminole Junior College track am is man ins quandry right now. He has perhaps better team than the e he took second place in the nation with a few years ago, but lack of funds is keeping his highlytouted Indivuduals from competing in Southeastern nationally recognized winter meets. He's airesdy missed a couple of big meets he had hoped to send three of four of his better performers as the school's Student Government Association doesn't have the necessary extra money to allocate to this worthwhile project. While the junior college's policy is not go go to the community for outside support for even the most worthwhile project and It's good to know the school wants to stand on its own feet it's really a shame. Long, as many of us know, coached the national junior college's most prolific sprint champion of recent years, Ve.'n flrmiov. Thai vntin very ntitar cinder mrintnr also ------. 'Jo,rr has another sprinter to his credit many of us watched for and later cried for as he missed his Olympic Gold Medal chance In Munich Hey Rohln'ion. This t-itr. L'ng has a str,ble of ç.ti.th performers including DeLand's Don Merrick, Winter Park's Pharer Rolle and a host of others who could take national honors if they had the chance to compete in some of the bigger preseason meets, Long thinks. So do I. If you have any ideas on helping these line Ralder runners, give me a call and we'll see what can be done. Rl • - • - U_ Got a worthwhile item you no longer use? Tell a few thousand folks about it with a fast-action classified ad. The buyer will be happy and you'll be happy with the extra cash. Classified ads are easy to place, just give us a jingle, a friendly Ad-Visor will be happy to help you write your ad. words for 6 days only or t- I i Jai Alal R esu l ts PIUST, lta,vs-4j fts 6.30 - -- 831.9993 sucr barga i n at $1.75, plus 25 tfl now for your copy, t will be yot'rki'est wy of tlii year. a 1 City . - -. 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Philadelphia IS Houiton 109, Capital 99 Kansas CityOmaha 117, At Ianta 105 Phoenix 101, Golden 97 Buffalo 114, Port land 110 Thursday's Games Detroit at Sea ttle Philadelphia at Chirago Friday's Games Atlanta at Boston New York at Buffalo Kansas City-Omaha at Phila EAST Classified Advertising Department :j 9 Phoenix - 0 17 9 .434 11 9 609 1', 11 15 .423 6 y--------- —.----,. - It Los Angeles Golden St Port la nd Seattle SiC Needs Some Help I - — - __ ~ 5 - -i . - Standings And when it's all over And everyones having a ball You'll be glad you shopped Classific The easiest way to find it all. 322.261 1 I 4 Pro Cage BUYIN' OR SELLIN' CLASSIFIED DOES THE BEST TELLIN' ~----____ - " ar y,"esth er -...... ,.. *0 1 s office. Me4im 'nnr'.t. vui4 Perfect gifts for perfect Mothers Those she'd love to receive Are all ready for St. Nick To deliver Christmas Eve 15 m Z. '.. . - The Teenagers are grea t, They are even "outta sight" Just look to the Want Ads For gifts that are just right ___ r-n-~~T-__ i7T).... .-' — Wednesday's Results Clip Out and Mail the Coupon Below r 4 __ The 1974 official Associated tv Press Almanac has been in• - I' creased to more than 1000 _________ Ike. 6 pages, That means more Seminole County Young . I :i.-Republicans, 8 p.m. Quality Inn facts more statistics, more North I 14 and SR 434). data than even last year's j3m etr:. tic'J features include a map secacSønfNd ciap'.er of National 'f-i 4 , Von of the United — — — — — — S t ite jrd x -- = tj._ jZ uf Retired Federal ..j:1ti Einpioycs, Br7i.m Towers on Canada, a color section of I AP ALMANAC East First Street. Sanford. 2 flags, a detailed chronology Sanford Herald, Sanford p.m. Area federal retirees of all the events in the inJ P.O. Box G22 invited. famous Watergate case that Teatieck, New Jersey 07666 socked the nation and the ft 7 & 8— world. Enclosed is $ $nd me haz.iar spoas:rii k. !..dic. PIk subect,,pick your of AP Alm;nac tjtukuLa Citff question and you can fitidName jflj l:tattHhCi1t1 jwiior lrl' the answer in this practical I .tli:r ;1lil JIPI encyclopr&a for home, t Ad-d ress nth Src€'t AVenLe F. ('old plate luncheon Sitttdi y. ll:) aim. to I P,111_ Fire .paftliPrt d.enc,nstriiUon .'fld exiuisi' A — ____fflwff~_~ _______ -f.! , the I MORE ____ PAGES Herald Sports Editor Saints Open Season And, Hey, what about Dad? He's quite special, you know Classified has many gifts That will set him aglow ;--- . ______1111111115 _______ MORE By DAN GILMAIITIN Herald Staff Writer - _ . _-? ~_ -~_~~___ N : 01 rtiL. !!\ / , ev.ah.iiio~_ DIJ' f UyJVT,cnaras 9 0 ',,. .77~___j ,_, Dec. 6 Seminole County Campers, ;9 _________________ ANOTHER nson 1 0 -- ___ - i q (SEAL) . Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Joy Stakes Deputy Clerk ROBERT M. MORRIS OF HUTCHISON, LEFFLER & MORRIS POST OFFICE DRAWER H SAPIFOIlD, FLO°IDA 37771 Attorneys for Petititr Publish: Nov. IS. 73. 29, Dec. 4, 1973 DEV-91n ____ . Seminole ,). '- WITNESS my hand and the seal oi What happens to America' s pace ___ Wit C441`1 on the 17th da y Of November. A.D. 1973. GEO A SPEER, JR OF SPEER & SPEER. F A P0. Box E144 Sanford. Florida 37771 Attorneys for the Estate of J. W. Ford. deceased Publish: Dec. A. g 21, 1973 DEW-23 That 5a14 sate is tj,.rg made tc, iattfy the terms of Said Writ of . Hits ' Home, weary from shopping And feeling distressed They suddenly remember That Want Ads do it best PetUion. in I I.... .4 t V~~ ______________________________ any Courthouse __". — - - There're shoppers by the score 'Looking with quiet desperation Fok' gifts for their loved ones And finding only frustration December, County I ..a ,-a as the Seminole ~,~ . -• 91 Seminole County. Florida, and serve Note Is hereby given tha' I am a copy thereof on Petitioner's at. engaged In business it 190$ N. torney, Roger L. Berry of Orlando Ave., Fern Park, Seminole CLEVELAND, MIZE 1 AJERRY. County, Floika under the fictitious . W. I 4r, t's getting close to Christmas And all through the streets The People are bustling in Search of holiday treats ROE8I.5D GA5TON, Wile ea (hrnor. OGE SHERMAN GAS TON, Attest, Husband, these ixes.n command Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. you to appear and tile your Answer Publish Dec 6. 1973 orottrdefanseorpleadingwiththe DEW 21 P.O. Drawer Z. Sanford. Florida name of DREW'S USED CAR 32711, on or before the 25th day of CENTER, and that I Intend to 1 December. A 0 1973. register said name with the Clerk of WITNESS my hand And SCSI ol the the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court ,n this 2I, Florida in accordance with the day of November. AD., 1973. provrIoris of the Fictitious Name (Seal) Statutes, To Wit: Sec'lon $43.09 Arthur H. Bt(kWith, Jr. Florida Statutes 1957. Clerk of the Circuit Court S: Drew D. Daubnec By: Cecelia V Ekern Publish: Nov. 15. fl. 29, Dec. 6, 17) Deputy Clerk 0Ev $7 CLEVELAND, MIlE & HERR':' Attorneys for Petitioner INVITATION TO BID P.O. Ocivver 2 3emlnole Memorial Hospital Sanford, Florida 37771 invites bids for the following Publish: Nov. 79, Doc. 6. 13, 20, 1013 equipment: Automatic Ni'rous LiE V.1(1 Oxide Manifold. Specifications are available at the Office of the Ad ministrator. All bids shall be mailed to: Mr. Robert T. Bes.serer. Adm. Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, East First Street, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Bids must be received by the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR DEW 21 cwT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 101h uI of December 1973. .L iblIth: Cit. 3, 5, 6. 1973 COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE DEW, 13 . PROBATE NO. 233 NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthIt in Estate of by virtue of that certain Tax IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF J FORD, Ws'rant issued out of and under the Deceased FL ORIDA EIOHIEENTH seal of the Slate of Florida Depart. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: merit of Commerce, Division of HUBERT R. FORD. 701 Rytei'I COUNTY, FLORIDA Employment Security upon a final Street, St. Catherines, Ontario, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1417 Iment rendered in the aforesaid DIVISION A Canada LILJE V. B. CHISM. 61 court on the 301h day of September, u$h Street. Detroit, Michigan In re: the Marriage of AD. 1913. In that certain ca n. 2C2 JOHN WESLEY FORD, JR., CHARLES M. MILLER, SR led, State of FPorida Department 3910 Street, HOust, Houston, Texas Hust,and " " of Commerce Plaintiff, A nd .vt. Donald 77071 ROBERT C. FORD, 3910 Herbert Stewart ta Don Stewart FRANCIS MILLER, Wile Toay Street, Houst, Texas 77021 Concrete Sevvice lo, measSp,erlffof VALERIA 0, LOFTON, 14 ?onr NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole County, FlOrida, and I TO: Francis Miller Place, Montclair, New Jersey OnA2 have levied upon the following 729 S. Lee Street ALLEN C. LOFTON, 11 Monroe described proprfy owned by. Valdosta, Ge.rgia 31401 Place, Montclair, New Jersey 07042 Donald Herbert S*art, said YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED prOtf being that a procc,dhg for dissctutlon of mae a Petition has been Cited In said in County, Florida, more particularly Court praying for an Order marriage has been filed against yo', descri bed to'tows: persons Interested in me and you are required to serve it cupy One 11) 1989 Cadlll,c,, purple determine EVateof .i. W. Ford, deceased, and of your written defenses. If any, white Vin B'fl2ilU. 1914 Florida thereto on Petitioner's attorneys, their respective shares In the eg. No. 17Ww 133'I residuary assets of itili estate end whose narncs and i.ees ipow And tne undersigned as Sheriff a you are hereby required to file your below. On or before December Il, Seminole County. iorida, wilt at 1 9 73 andfiletheoniginal thereof with vaiflendrfenses thereto within forty 11- 00 AM. Di the 25th da'i the Clerk of this Court Citht.'( txfore days etter tthe first first publication A 0. 1913. Offer for Sale or posting hereof. Shou!d you fail sunvice on Petitioners attorneys or and sell to the highest bidder, for therein, judgment will be entered in immediately thereafter; otherwise 5h.5ubI1tt to md All e*rsting adetault will be entered agsinst you due course upon said P$Ition. trins. at the Front (West) 000S ,of seal of for the relief demanded in INC WITNESS myhand and the . I Season Reviews Atlanta Star went on to ha ve seven suc- however, Johnson discussed the the Cincinnati Reds, who often Johnson, "But I feel that there the players and less string cessful seasons for he chances of the Braves in the winds upon the other side of independence, pulling by the managers In the is more _j ; Maryland team. These years 1974 season, line from Johnson. Joh ns the part of National Lealje." on aggreisiveness on The Atlanta Braves had three included four pe nnant winne .1 .1 rs "If we don't hurt ourselves by dealt the Reds' pitcher another players season who hit 40 or for the Orioles and Johnson hit trades, I think that we This Interesting thought came through from Claudia can have blow Wednesday afternoon. Blythe snd it bears reading: more home runs. One was in the .280 range each year. *k N \ ~ , one of the best ball clubs --.1- - li, I & X ~ ,r ".\' i , It seems that there is a story "If you're one of these people who think Little League Henry Aaron and another was The year 1972 is one Johnson around," continued the star going around that Bllllngham baseball is something little boys participate In a few months, Darrel Evans. The third is probably would like to forget as infielder, "because last year we told some cronies he beat the out of each year, you're mistaken, Seminole County's own Dave the Goldenrod resident slumped were the top club In runs, RBI, Braves' second baseman in a 'J,,-"'The parents and friends of these boys are doing things Johnson, to .220 and suffered shoulder home runs and had a great homerun title race when the year round just so these boys can play baseball Wednesday afternoon, problems. lie was traded that seco nd half." during the two played against each other season. Johnson was the guest speaker Winter to the Atlanta Braves He said pitching was the in the Winter Park Little :r' at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at and the rest Is headlines on th e problem with the Braves' League. the Sanford Civic Center. Alan sports pa ges. Buy A Christmas Tree pitc hi ng. To illustrate the point "Actually," said Johnson, "I / , / Myers, a Semi nole High school 'O,t Having never hit mere than a fan In the audience mentioned was leading the league wi th "--I " senior and member of the Key 18 "Seminole Baseball, Inc., Is the organization of these / ii N NJ homers in a season prior to that tlx- Atlanta ciub used 4,flve seven homers in 12 garne"s and t parents and their biggish Ways-And-Means projects Is about I Club (the farm team for 19Th and then co in ing through pitchers" in th e game. The fan my family moved to Texas .40 to begin. Starting Dec. 7, they will begin to sell Christmas Kiwanis) was the man who was with 43 his first year In Atlan ta, was XI.. ft quickly corrected by because ray lather was in the at two convient locatio ns, One is at th e Super Velu directly responsible for getting breaking Rogers Ilorosby's Johnson w .f'i he .: Grocery store on SR 436 in Altamonte Spr ings, and th e othe r the Atlanta second baseman to record for second sackers, mean five n he said, "You military. th rowers," li Bil ngham would up tying / is next door to the Certified sing speak. Johnson was na t urally ask ed US 17921n Casselberrv. Goi ng to the Braves caused me in homers wi th 'seven," 71-e sale will continue up to ChrIstmu.4 from i0a.rn, to 10 p.m. Trees \') why all of a tiudden tie is hitting ITiiXCd fee)ln's for Johnson, '.-nntinued Jol1rLsrfl, "Hut it took If his sx'kin ability I "Won't you help tlice little guys out by getting your tree . who had been accustomed to him 24 games to do it." anywhere near his skill with a the four baggers. ' from one of these locations. "1 finally realized how dumb be ing on pennant winning Johnson said he has been baseball tat the odds are that If you have any spare time, volunteers are needed to the nine-year major league pitchers are," replied the teams In the East Coast city. successful against Bi ll lngham -man theae locations. For further Informetlon, call Vivian 'At First it was the feeling throughout their respective veter an will ha ve another f ine easygoing Johnson, "I thought a.,. Fall at 834-7364, or Kathy Nichols at 834-2769. they were th inking of all kinds season for the Braves. that 'nobody loves me," said careers and that he "still owns Johnson warmed to the of ways to get me out, when the Cen tral Florida native, Blllingharn" because of a audience immediately, popping actually they weren't th inking "But I decided that I could look game-winning homer the Brave at this as a cha llenge and slugger touched Biilingham for several jokes in liI.s Introduction anything." Saidat Genial George, George Austin that is, called about his Th e Winter Par k nati ve told something that could possibly this past season. and had the large crowd The crowd upcoming cage opener at Trinity Prep, as the Saints meet he learned all he make me a better person." pleased it had come to Johnson threw the floor open iN what Austin calls "our toughest opponent of the season, For Ms., Miss or Mrs. in Your Life see one needed to learn 11 In Little League In the off season when the to the audi ence for questions at of the "o ther" Braves lumAir Academy at the Rollins College gym Monday when he "just dug in and tried trade occurr ed Johnson wasted Florida We have the Perfect Gift the end of his speech and night. Varsity action starts at $ P.m., with the younger to hit the ba ll." no time in preparing for the handled all queries just like he Wi th your excellent taste edition of the Saints moving at 6:30 pin. Actually, Johnson has been a Johnson also admitted Aaron coming year. He erected a handles ground bu lls for he The PrepBttr-s will feature several local plays and in. more than solid ballplayer for gave him some sound advi ce for batting cage in the back of t o and our aret selection his Braves. dude two all-county second team selectioils on their roster, many years, even though the hitting the ball out of the park. Goldenrod home and also In. One of the more interesting you can't miss. Gift Wrapped, too! hot-shooting forward Doug Dyson and Seminole hUgh average Ian would get the "Henry told me his secret for sited local Little Leaguers out qwatinna akd 1ko transfer student Pat üimmins. erroneous impression that he Is hitting homers," said Johnson, for some practice swings at th e comparison between the Crimmins, a fine ball-handler for Joe Mills before he was a Johnny-come-lately. "lie said 'all you got to do is get "iron mike." National and American In his First year for the the ball in the air,' and that's f')') hurt last season, will be rejoining an old "Biddy Basketball" Another major league star leagues. Baltimore Orioles, Johnson was what I try to do," pal when he teams up with Sanford's Walt Morgan at the from the Central Florida area is "1 won't say that either is 200 N. Park voted "Rookie of the Year" and In a more serious v.1,. hush Piili.,nIs..,,. ,.t._-_ ,—---Sanford. Fin. Ph 1,iQi guard positions. Morgan and Crlmznins, says Austin, should * be two of the more effective guards around, having played together for )rears. Rick Lapp and Jon Kerbs, both well over the 6' mark for i_j the Prepatera will be the starting frontcourt men along with Dyson. Last season, the Saints were hampered by lack of defense and rebounding, and this year, it figures to be a similar problem for Austin to solve. "We've got a good offensive ability teamwlse," he said, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "but our biggest failing Is defense. Our big men are a bit too NBA slow, and we just never concentrated on defense before. Eastern Coatetenci Atlantic Divtsin Mount Dora Bible transfer student Jim Nusbaum, John W I PcI. G.B. Lapp, Rick's youger trother, and Peter McClure f!gure to Boston is 4 .513 be the next three Saints in line foc a starting job. The younger New York II 13 .519 4' Lapp and Nusbaum, while smaller than the team's two "big Buffalo 11 is .173 Philadelphia 9 16 .360 10 men" are faster, and may get plenty of playing time, Central Division especially where defensive reactions are needed. Capital 12 tO .US Atlanta 13 13 .520 Austinis a strange sort. An elementary school teacher, Houston 10 Il .370 41,j he volunteers his time to the Saints o not only coach Cleveland 10 15 .357 S baskethall, but was head coach of a 6-0 junior varsity football Western Coaference NA team and is in the same position with one of the state's top. Midwest Division Milwaukee 72 4 .146 ranked amall-achool track squads. Chicago 19 7 .731 3 State hurdles record holder Greg Chandler, who also Detroit is Ii .577 7 wept over 1,000 yards his junior football season, Is training K.C. Omaha 7 71 .250 16 Pacific Division right now to move into Double-A competition. 111 tici a public hearing to consider a proposed change of zoning fror., Al AgrlculturetoR-3A Multiple Fatnity en the foIiowIng described pcopy: The P1W '- of the SE less the West 200 It and less the East 33$ ft of Section 22. Township 31 South, Range 30 East _ 3POthgh 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing The Board of County Com missioners of Seminole County will Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for ~ i 11 Further described as 73.3 acres approaimately I'-a miles East of AND State Rood 436 on Red Bug Lake RESIDENCE IS 431 KPIOLLWOOD Rood. CIRCLE, WATERBURY. CON. This public hearing will be in NECJCUT 04701. the County Commission Chambers AswornPetitionforDjssolufjonof oi the Courthouse. Santorti. Florida. Marriage a Vinculo having been on Janry I, 1976. at 1:00 P.M., or filed regarding your marriage to 1A ssn fhPr.alter as possible. ROSEBUD GAST(rn. In Cir cuit Board of County Court in and for Seminole County, Commissioners Florida, the short hue c ' whIch Is: Semincle County, Florida IN PE: THE MARRIAGE OF BY: Sid Vihien. Jr. — The critics often have ob.. served that a vigorous space Program is a luxury only a wealthy country with a sound C1O130Ifly ca n afford. Indifference over the space program was mirrored at Cape Kennedy early this month as the Skylab 3 astronauts were hurled into a blue sky uu their way to rendezvous with their Iatic'ratary home and perhaps to a new endurance nark of 84 days above earth's atmosphere. There were more NASA guards than newsmen at tha press site as Skylab ! was launched in one of the most spectacular blast-oils in the cape's history. Afew thou-amts lined the central Florida coastline to watch the launch fromc*rs. But m the boom d'sys ul the space progtam spectators for each new space adventure numbered In the 4 ADDRESS WHOSE , predict. at. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE P40. 7316460 In re: the Marriage ROSEBUD GASTON, Wife. and ROGER SHERMAN GASTON. Husband. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ROGER SHERMAN GASTON. Sports 4 Thursday, Dec. 6,1973-9A The Sanford Herald ' NiIce Is hsrvby gI,en that I am INVITATION TO B3 Seminole Memorial Hospital engaged in busi ness at 1111 N.H way., invites bids for the following U 93, Ini1'J Semi nole County, equipment: Table model engraving Florida under the fictitious name of machine with complete accessories. COURTESY MOTORS, and that I £p*cifications are available at the Int end ioreq,ste.s.&dnamewith the Office 01 the Administrator. All bids Clef I, of the Circuit Court, Seminole shall be mailed to: Mr. Robert T. County, Florida in accordance with Bueref.Adm.,Seminofe Memo( iaI tc po-visions of the FicVtiouS Hospital, 1101 East First Street. Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Sanford. 5 1a 3217L Bids mutt be 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. S JOIfl S Wcrtiflg rtcrived by the 10th day of Publish: Dec. 6. 13. 20. 77. 1973 December 1973 DEW 24 Publish., Dec. 3, 5, 6, 1973 g.. & 7 1 set nil 't..rZrp' it we: -, U-" ,_•, •__ , N'•-• '-'. N -I._ - a .e - ,u,Js g.m. ____ rw ZP24 97 23 ,*.. ivSC1.Fi.e f .,.u.tl-17 Princeton 64, Navy 41 Moflenberg $1, Swarthmore SI Davidson 103, Brown $4 Rochester 79, Clarkson 61 Wor cester Tech $0. Wesleyan 79, 2 OTs Holy Cross 91, Conn. as Gettysburg 62, Albright 53 Wagner 63, CCP4Y SI Fordharn 92, Yale 57, 01 Syracuse 57, Cornell 61 Penn 91, Manhattan 79 St. Bonavenf 75. Georgetown. DC.4I Ithaca 77, Hobart 76. 7 OTs Elmira 7$. Houghton 74 Trinity, Coon. U. Amherst 60 Coast Guard 76, Curry 63 SOUTH Luquesne II. Richmond 39 S. Carolina 91, Go Southern It N. Caro St. 79, E Carolina 17 High Point 44, Campbell 77 Newberry 74, La nd er 4) Maryland 104, E. Kentucky 57 Maruiuefle 67, Tessn 63, OT Johns Hopkins 104, Clare 59 Baltimore 77, WashIngton Lee 76 W Va. Tech 42 Va Mi ilary 4 Memph' St 105. Calif Davis 61 Davidson 10), Brow n $4 Ft. Valley St. 90, Tuskegee $7, 07 Randofpli Macon 49, Va. St 56 N. Carolina 71, California 71' MIts. $ I.!Hl.S.amtnrtila -. . .-. MIDWEST IrIdana 7, Kansas U LcAiisIlle IS, Dayton h-f Ohio U. W. Marietta Si Butler 71. Indiana St 62 Bcwfing Green *7 Cleveland St JO E. Michig an 41, Earlham 54 Clemson At, Purdue $0, overtime Clninn.tl 72, Oregon St. 63 Xavier, Ohio 77, hid. Purdue 43 __ Cent. _ Michigan 4$, Calvin $4 The DIScount Department Store a Service Spocialt Are Not Available In Cassetbrry, Klssimrn., And Sanford Q4Amno t fl/'A"O"1111111 9 Ct-'*1w.., / I*I%TKLANDOItAS$$L,11., jOIL&DO *oil roiwZO of pvwwl / f )&4.r.n../.l. j& / / 1 I SASiOSO f%"au1u I m'TSaii4yq, , b*,'.v4.' a,, - i,'r-- -.---- �- - I e -. F14m"p 1 _ w ll;. Loose Ball Battle an armiock hold trying to recover a loose ball for the Sanford Naval Academy junior varsity cage team in BILL BENHAM gets caught in Beathard, "When the boys square Off it is this year," says head wrestling Beathard thinks that much spurt," said coach Roger Beathard, ,Is the same results would come "Because when i go up to 'nitty-gritty time' and they getting the people in the area to about II the students would only someone that weighs less than a have their (ate in their own If you are the type that thinks understand what wrestling is come and watch a practice hundred pounds and ask them hands." To counter the lack of wrestling is a game that is all about." session. In'hls opinion the boys to come out they look at me is if dominated by the likes of "Even the kids don't know already "wrassle" when they I were asking them to commit familiarity with the grappler sport Beathard is taking a one "Haystacks Calhoun" or that much about it, and it is my are playing around at home, suicide." man information campaign to "Bone-Crusher Bertie" like feeling that they would be in- they just don't know it. Actually the wrestling the public in January and most people probably do, then terested if they would just give "These kids have been In, competition is divided into February, planning clinics for you will be in for a big surprise it a chance," continued the formally wrestling for years," small weight categories and the the youngsters and parents as if you happen to make it out to fcrmer Cincinnati resident. Beathard referred par- said the first year Seminole lowest is "98 pounds and under" well. Seminole High School and see what wrestling means out ticiilarly to one of his team coach, "We can give them the which permits anyone of high "We hope to get as many $) members, Mike Good, who instruction here that will allow school age to compete. there. people interested as possible," Quite the opposite of the didn't know what was going on them to compete against someone their own size and give Another aspect of the new said the Sanford coach, "And "Weekenu on thefor TVhim when coachsession. almost The dragged almost anyone who wants a sport atSHS is the fact boys are anyone who wants to learn screen, whoWarriors" get their money to athe practice acting and not wrestling, these sophomore footballer was, to chance at winning something on on their own when they enter about it can come." their own." the cmpetitien. There Is no one people out at SILS seem to take nut It mildly, Some people that will benefit else to blame or depend on the sport seriously, and it Is prospect of competing with atly from the instructional The lack of wrestlingwhen the match stails, and this quite a sport. bone crushing giants. knowledge hurts the coaches offers the chance to anyone to clinic will be some members of Most people in this area have "I took him over to a practice chances of getting player,' out go al! (lie way to the state the fourth ethte who think of a the above impression COfl .nn,'' ('fltinud fle;ithard, H practice, but the pIac' cerning the gr,pphng sport. '\mid I know he was thinking of the unfamiliarity really effects dIIiWR)n.Jnp if they are uod 'dIC L LUI1ttJW.è ti 'ill i baby goes In. We will be there 4 Actually wrestling is quite a a way to get out of it. But he sat the program is with the smaller enough. "There Is no auch thing in too to learn from Mr. Beathard competitive sport on the high nearby for , while and 15 fellows. "You can really tell the kids w'esthh, as missing a block -a man who has a sizeable Job school and college scene. minutes later he was up and and the whole team suffering," In this area trying to get "Probably my biggest Job wrestling with everyone else." have the television image of said the Seminole mentor, wrestling on the sports page. LLittle "b" a 'u ,_ lB ' I clIUyare\U. The /t? Joining Billy Johnson in the offensive backfield are quarter. back Kim McQullken of Lehigh and running backs Mike Thomas of Nevada-Las Vegas and freshman sensation Wilbert j3 Montgomery of Abilene tian. McQullken completed 196 of 326 passes during the regular tar'n for a skiling 62.5 per cent a 2,fll yards .J19 touchdowns. Thomas, who played for the University of Oklahoma Issi season, led College Division rushers with 1,741 yards in Z74 carries, only 34 yards short of the all-time one-season National Collegiate Athletic Association record. Montgomery has tobeseent,o be believed. The 190P0W)d rookie from Greenville, Miss., trrrd 111 'tmt fo "4 a ..aS0 e • S' Little All-America NEW YORK (API - Here Is The Associated Press Small College All-America football team for 1973: First Team Offense Tight End-Scott Garike, Washington,, 64, 24, Senior, Spokane, Wash. Wide Receiver - Don Hutt, Bulse Slate, 6.1, :i, Senior, Boise, Idaho. Tackles-Steve Drongowiki, wittenberg, o, zu, Senior, Kent, Ohio; Henry Lawrence, Florida A&M, $4, 253, Senior, Palmetto, Fla. Guards-Joe Kotval, Buena Vista, 6-3, Senior, Pipestone, Mian.; Herb Scott, Virginia Union, W, 245, Jun1, %'irglnla ncath, Va. Center-Mark King, Troy Slate, 6-3, 3O, Junior, Taltahas.scc, VLL ON 9 - 1EM ____ . Troy, N.Y. Running Backs-Billy Johnson, Widener, 54, 173, Junior, Marcus Hook, Pa.; Wilbert Montgomery, Abilene ChristIan, ill, 190, Freshman, Greenville, Ml's.; MIke Thomas, NcadaLa,s Vegas, s-u., ;iz, Junloe, Creenville, ficiently to resume writink. He Ends-Ed Jenes, Tf wu- ssre State, 6-9, 264, Senior, Jackson. Tenn.; Thu=11 1icndtrson, Langstuu, 6-4 225, Junior, Oklahema City, Okla. TaeIles-Gary iotuuou, Grambling, 6-3, 264 junior, Router City, La.; Bill Kollar, Moitans State, 5-3i, 251, Senlo', Warren, Ohio. Middle Gitaid-Gleun Firming, Northe,t tnuIsI&ua, 4' (; ?, Snphorscwp. Natrt:'i %1it. I)nrbackrr-s Waynood &yant,Tennreee State, 6-3, 235, Senior, Dallas, Tex.; Eugene fimmy, Morgan Slite, 9-2, 221, Juniiw Washlngtot1, D.C.; Goodwin Turk, uthern U., 8-1. 235, Senior, Houston, 'lu. Ik-Attm% Bearrien, Eas t Texas Slate, &-, 191, Junior, Kaufman, Tex.; Ii,canard FiIrIey, Aleern A&M, 60, 19?, Senior, tiioi, Mhs.; Marty Kranz, Manka to State, 190, Senior, 1fas1Ln1j , Minn. -U-_- Besides Bryant and the 6.9, 4jxund Ed "Too Tall" Jones, who may be the first draft choice of the National Football League, the deien.'ke team consists of end Thomas Henderson of Langston, tackle Bill Kollar of Montana State, middle guard Glenn Fleming of Nr -theart Lou' '!aa'i, NEW YORK (AP) - Jimmy Cannon, a syndicated SPOrtS columnist, Is dead at 63. Cannon• who said he enjoyed his work "because a colwnnlst is always permitted to get off his chest wtatever is bothering him," died Wednesday at his apartment. Cannon's column was carried by the King Features Syndicate and the Hearst newspapers. He ;a;L - f ;j stdd mtnHkr whose output often ranged far afield from sports. Cannon suffered a stroke two years ago but recovered suE- 250, . On the offensive Interior line are tackles Steve Drongowskl of Wittenberg and Henry Lawrence of Florida A&M, guards Joe Kotval of Buena Vista and Herb Scott of Virginia Union, and center Mark King of Troy State, a ,nph!)rnore standout two years ago at the University of Florida. '30 Eastern I chhth. The tAttle All-American rec!Ivers ate tight end Ecott Garske of Eastern Washington and split end Don Hutt of Boise State. Scribe Writes Fnal i Football Team • .: •'. - ,- • ' -.- .-' - p - -. 2 1 , AN By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent riøht nne PrnoIø eiv t. H The Hounds preferred tn more methodical system wit! all five startern getting Into th scoring act. Don Farris talliec three points with evei-ybod3 - -- -: -. 'CANDY' BARR GETS LICKED ...After delivery punch to Pinney (Herald Photos by Lee Geiger) CA Raiders Roll, 102-67 V Pulsating Action ••• You Bet! ORLANDO By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Stall Writer JaM/al - 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Post time 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday aig Paying QuInklas • tadki frte Thursday Night Perfecta. Admhion Sk and up • three 1's Qi Daily clearing department for the Raiders grabbing 7 and 6 resputively. ST. AUGUSTINE The Seminole Junior College Raiders last flight made (',il with their booty from the nation's oldest city Wednesday (9 night as they pounded Flagler Community College by a 10267 score. "V,'orf(I's Fastest Game" Pari-&ftjttje! Wagering (Uncle, 1$ not admitted) For rrservaton call )OS'83&-6221 (Atte. lOam.) Hitting a scorching 57,1 per cent coming on 44 of 77 fl= shots the local JuCo outfit held a 26.23 lead with 12 minutes remaining in the first half when the pressing tactics paid oil in the form of four straight $ buckets to give the Raiders an 11 point advantage which was not threatened the remainder of the contest, 7MILISNOR1FOF ORLAN000MUwY.17-92 URN PARK.IASSRBIRR'i'- M1NIJTfSFROM$.4. Wheel out with big savings on bicycles. Baseba// Situation Tangled HOUSTON (AP) - Mike M•rshall got the green light Ircin the Montreal Expos, Charles 0. Finley gave the st'p sign to the New York Yankees and the National League owner zept the hot San Diego situation moving. The traffic wrx (eric a? It imin er 3ebIiU nteetags Wednesday. Marshall, unhappy pitching with the weak Montreal defense despite a record.breaking 1973 season in the bullpen, was sent to the Los Angeles Dodgers fx star outfielder Willie Davis In the most dramatic trade of the meetings. After the explosive Marshall. Davis den, Niticiaal League I'resident Chub Feeney aneunced that club owners met and resolved nothing In the proposed sale of the San Diego team. The Issue was tabled un. UI today, when "some or, nouncement will be made," Feeney said. The news-filled day also was punctuated by the appearance of Oakland owner Finley, w ho I:WL with the Yankees, and in so many words told them to keep tlud. off A's Manager Dick Williams. Meanwhile, two other deals were coitstunmated. The Dodg. ers acquired center fielder ' For the first (line this season the Seminole contingent played a squad that did not have a superior height advantage on them and the result was a 35 point victory margin, the largest gap so far this year. Also for the first time this season the locals outrebounded their opponent, outgrabblng the home team 33-28. Pat and Robert Rutherford MeCulluni lc, tb board - Employing several different types of press defenses the Seminole five forced Flagler into 20 turnovers and provided Raider shootm with many easy shcAs. The scoring sheet reveals the nature of the contest as five Raiders cracked into the double figure category last night. Leading the way for SiC was Robert House with 17 points. House, who had not started previously was praised by Seminole assistant Tony Begley after the game. "Ile really hadn't sta rted before this," said the Raider tutor, "And him coming through the way he did really helped us out." Other Raiders In the double figure category were Chip Crawford with 16 followed by Gerald Owens at 14, Freeman Kennebrew 12 and Mike Williams 10. The Seminole club will take a 4.3 record Into their Saturday home game with unbeaten Polk County. The Polk squad ha.s defeated powerhouse Miami Dade North, 9revirtt and Uk:' :lty in .tultlitiori to th,stiir.g the Raiders 83-83 in Lakeland Coach Joe Sterling iiews thI coming contest as a chance ti re4nsertthe local five for th contender role. "We feel that If we beat Poll we will be recognized as strong contender In the Dlstrlc race," said Sterling, "And I an looking forward to this game ti see what we can do." Gametimo for the Polk Seminole clash is set for 7:30 Li the Seminole Ito Gym. sic PG FT-A TI 4-4 1 $ 00 1 3 00 I-1 3 72 1 - Owens S Crawtd McCuIlum Forte Williams KenmtWew , . s TcsIe wh'pp.r Rutherford 45 ii 0 2 2 00 00 22 3 00 1 00 Rhodn 44 IllS 10 Totals PG FIIII' mde S Ksavnty Miller Beech Craig 2 7 S 7 Decoursey 1 kukhniki Loorsard 1 3 0 0 Hovak 0 ChrIsty PTA TO 01 32 11 12 00 12 00 00 ii I 1 1 I 0-1 00 00 I I '1" ji TOM SN W O Tire size C78 - 14 F78-14 Tommie Agee from the St. Crdiriah hr rer and his column was dii. Pete Richert and the Detroit continued. Tigers purchased pitcher 1.uki A native of New Yrk City, Walker from the Pittsburgh Pi. Cannon worked for The New rates. York Daily News, The TeleMarshall set a major league gram, The American, PM, The record last season appearing in Post arid The Journal-Amen. 92 games for Montreal. He had can. He wrote politics in Wash. a 1411 record with 31 sves and ztr wh ltit'rrtH:! ':v a ICd 2C e.LIJ run average, in Service and 1-3-A3 combat ecu-- 1 SO 2, the 30-year-old rightrespondent in Europe during hander made 65 appearances World War If. arid posted a 14-8 recd with a Cannon, who never married, 1% rV1'Cd by two brothers, Da'ms, a member (,f the JOhn and Thomas. Dodgers for 14 seasons, will Akmral mass will be offered gse the Expos theh' first regu. t 9 a.,rnESF, Friday in St. tar tvr-firin er rjr,ce the team Patrwk's Cathedral, was organized in lt. C I.' I JCPenney INTO THE ROPES NAT KING falls intc1 the ropes during fifth round feature action after taking a vicious Tony Licata right hand. Licata took the knock-out win in the eighth round to remain undefeated in 43 fights. We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sofrd Plaza Penney'i:Open Mom. 'til 9:30 p.m. Mon. thru Sat, : t_ r 1 ' , _______________ ._- -.. •--, A7 __._•• ' I - -' ! I went toe-to-toe with Licata and gave as well as he took till the end of the round, During the remaining three rounds Licata scored with crisp punches to the head and body as he seemed almost unable to miss. It was during this period It became obvious that the bleeding King would never last the distance. The final count was administered by referee, Gen. David Hanlon, with King in a sitting position, too exhausted to get up. The vin kept Ucata'z record perfect as he Is 'still tindefeated after 41 professIonal bouts, while the loss dropped King to a 1&. iziark. In the semi-windup John Pinney, 161, also kept his record perfect by sweeping every round from a tougher than expected, Sam "Candy" Barr, 154 pounds, over the eight round distance. Barr, from Nassau, used his speed and a snapping left hand to great advantage during the grueling battle. Pinney, who normally fights men much advantage Pinney was content to pile up points the rest of the way to take a trell.earned Tony Licata successfully decision, defended his Southern MidAlthough In defeat, Barr did dleweight Championship, not disgrace himself and should battering Nat King into subbe welcome back In the near mission after 1:44 seconds of future. Talk of matching him the eighth round, Wednesday with Sanford's Vic Perez kept night in the Orlando Sports cropping up during discussions Stadium. after the verdict had been A whistling left hook spelled announced. the finLsh for the game, but The opening light saw James outclassed Georgian. At the end "Doe Holiday" Soloman stop a King's Face was a mass of blood reluctent Andre Guevera, after from cuts that were opened up 27 cconds of the fourth rcr.d. over his cheeks and eye brows, Guevera, unlike Barr, will not by some of the most precise be welcome back as he refused punching ever seen In this area, to make a 1i'-ht of It and then Outweighed by tv,o and onefinally asked the ref. 'li' half pounds, the 160 pound King Quarry, to stop it when the tried to take the fight to the Imoressive Soloman began to champ in the early going, but tag him in the last round. was foiled In his attempts by the John Henry 'ones failed to picture-perfect Licata. shop up and for the second In the third round Licata straight time Mike McKinney began to start digging In with made the trip from Tampa to his shots to the body In an atOrlando In vain. tempt to slow down his fleetHeavyweights Clint Walker footed opponent. By the fourth and Soloman Mc'fler put on an round he was in complete entertaining exhibition in place control, despite King's obvious of the Jones-McKinney ability and willingness to make slower than himself, was scheduled fight. a fight of it. unable to outspeed his lighter Amateur bouts were won by With only 20 seconds left in opponent and so he had to resort Ken Stillwell and the senthe fifth Licata dropped the to heavier punching to take satlonal young Alan Dalton. smaller man with a series of home the win. When questioned about future stunning left and rights In the The closest thing to a knock- plans for the triumphant head. King went sprawling Into down came during the latter Licata, manager Lou Viscusi the ropes where he received a stages of the sixth round when a said, "We took this one (King) nine count, that most in at. right hand bolo punch caught knowing that he was a tough tenctance thought he would Barr on the way In and left him boy, but we want to keep Tony never beat in time. Upon staggering for the final 15 In top shape. Negotiations are arising the scrappy lighter seconds. Unable to follow up his underway to try to get him In sit s Thursday, Dec. 6,1973-11 A Licata, Pinney Remain ' P erfect ' Afte r Fi g h ts Pringle 'Clutch' Shoot eng Gets Win LONG WOOD - Clutch gettirg two. The first stanzas and h" "•h,g far shooting from the frecthrow ended 14-13 with the Tribe In foul.. its battle with St. Petersburg Christian. Byron Ginter (3) looks on for line by Sanford's Mickey front. Late In the fourth quarter Pringle gave the baby the outcome. While the opening frame Sanford took the lead on the Seminoles their first victory in appeared evenly matched the strength of B.ongianni and Tim (Herald Photo by Val Sko'isky) two tries as they tripped upthe second quarter was all the Hollingworth. With baby Greyhounds 54-50. Hounds. Phil Vance totaled five Holllngsworth's field goal, the loth teams started the first with Bernard Wright getting Tribe moved ahead 50-47 and quarter "cold" from the field as six. Mid-way through the period went Into a "freeze." A//Arnerica neither squad could sink a Sanford from the man-to-man Pringle was fouled, went to basket in the first few minutes, to the zone. Sanford era"ed a the line and hit cne of two. Lyman's Steve Ashby broke the ten point margin to clue the Lyman then threw the ball ice getting the first points of the half at 30-24. away, Sanford moved down Tea Im1c)ressiv e evening. The Hounds continued their court. Pringle was fouled and Sanford utilized the fast domination through the third mlsaed a single shot. NEW YORK (A?) - The unBryant. a 6-3, 235-pounder, is - a 6.3 average - caught 30 break but got Into early foul quarter with Wright and The Hounds traveled and related Johnson boys - little the leader of Tennessee Suite's passes (or 411 yards, returned trouble. Tribe membera Drew Bonglanni treding two-pointers, again Sanford moved down. and Mickey Pringle Each standout sank four from Pringle was fouled and "iced" Billy d Widener College and defense abng with huge end Ed 12 kickoffs for 249 yards Bongianni and large Gary of Graxnblirig - Jones, another member of the scored an Incredible 31 touch- supplied all the first quarters the field. The action was fast the game on a shot from the points. Bongianni picked up and furious with both V'nce charity line. were named to Th" Associated Little All-America team, and &rns. _____ r., The Sanford Herald Wrestling Comes To SH5 - T1 F -..j -V Beathard Stirs Program 41 AM ____ -- in By DAN (ilLIART1N Herald Staff Writer -I - I hu sdiy, &..o, L)c 1973 dfl1UF (1 Her (lid ati tea football team for the second year in a row today along with renne,see State linebacker Waymond Bryant. Bill Johison is a 5-fot9, 175-pound scatback who rushed for 1,496 yards on 1G8 carries !his season and scored 23 touchdowns -21 on the ground, one on a 94-yard punt return and one on an 85-yard kickoff re turn. Aithoush lust a luniar, h? is tneHgi1e neat itaxon and wound up his career with 62 touchdowns, each of which coyem-ed an average of 4.7 -ards. GARY Johnso is a 6-3, 2lpind jumor whom Coach Eddie Robinson calls the best defensive lineman in eo1le football and one of the best he's ever coached. And Robinson has coached such stars as Buck Buchman, Ernie Ladd and John Mendenhall. . .aw', SS. ... - S Sale Plus fed. tax 4.19 20.95 16.76 2.08 4.99 24.95 19.96 2.37 G78'14 5.39 26.95 21.56 2.53 560-15 G78-15 H78.15 4.19 5.59 5.99 20.95 27.95 29.95 1-1-6.76 22.36 23.96 - _-1.74 2.60 2.80 with Emile Griffith, In New Orleans or Boston. I wish that we could keep it here but boxing in this area doesn't have enough support to cover its cost." Pinney was not satisfied with his effort and Mated so after the bout. GRE AT GIFT KM - - . - —' a e CHAIN FROM 0 SAWS $9995 Cuts a 6' log in S sscds II lbs (W We logs t,p?: howts Only , .4 ,McCufloch 'ski4 a saw to XPenney Sanford Plaza �- - I -- .: -..•;" •. •T- - -b -r*=r- . 4 4 - ._.' ----- -V • - --:" ----' ---:--' - iL.TE • . * - h' - '---.- I -- z The Sanford Herald Sanford Herald rzTTj'= - ____ Thursday, Dec. 6, 1973-1B \-. Thursday, _____ - Glitter Goes To The Head In., Holiday Cotffures -•---............. 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Official flair Fashion Corn- that the huirfashion I)OkS lures throughout the country Association's National Styles , When women go to their sparkling and elegant holiday Cotter for the National Hair- ml tt-ee. presented the holiday captured In this holiday release this holiday season, according Director, explained that, "the hairdressers to get a special fashions they will be wearing," dressers and Cosmetologists coiffures at the Association's are, "a short glimpse or peek of to the National hairdressers present fashion trends toward coiffure for a holiday party, Ms. Cotter said. Association's 60,000 members "New, Now National Hair what to expect in United States and L051netologlsts Association glitter and elegance will soon be they will be looking for from throughout the country. Fashion Show" in hat Vegas hairstyling In 114." (MICA). evidenced in hair styling, assistance or. how to add Four different holiday coilMs. Cotter, who represents (luring the first wt:,--k of Below are descriptions of the - .— , four holiday looks. -•--. ._. )•_, N. • - ,.-•-- il 1 J •', yGur In T Lar SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 3 1711827 Let's Make A Deal! . Share _ Some Holiday Happiness )Yuttonj 0WJ - ' DAY Will give a discount with each purchase If you will TRADt IN a goo'i item of clothing your child has outgrown. In turn it will be given to the children of The Little Red School House. I) I DECEMBER 1 .8th I - - \: •Y .\ . We have a lovely array oi Christmas Gifts for "The Little People" in your thai -- - )' Boys Girls Infants to 6* JEWELED VEIL A veil glittered with jewels creates a mystic cx for the fashion conscious woman, holiday md Holiday veils and ear-clips will be elegantly Jeweled, but never contrived. The veil covers a short head-hugging style highlighted in multiblond tones, the "nature look in haircoloring. 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Gagliano enough you'll get it," said loves construction in clothes. Is __ _______ ....... Wfl J' . . ILI i_I ' -Icy • . - &.., L . - I g . t - ____ .-. i- .*•TI ........... . - At Bridal Shower .. // c _____ •. / iL . - . . .______ •.. ______ ______ - - , — .,p -4t, - tr MLu Karen Heath, bride-elect of David F Cook was complimented with a recent miscellaneous shower at the hcme of Mrs. W.B. RiCharde, 2503 Myrtle Ave. Co-hostess was Mrs. M.W.(Elaine)RlQartJe. (Ito r) Mrs. M .W. RiCharde, Mrs. M.E. Heath, Karen Heath, Mrs. Waiter A. Cook, Mrs. W.B. RiCharde (Cecelia Farmer photo) Lectures Tell Of Narrow Escapes Heroine K Orl was very upset and or. By SANDRA GITTENS dered me to get them on a ship AP New,Jeatures Writer Ruth immediately. I told her this NEW YORK (AP) 1Ouer has somehow main- law Impossible at the momentWe tacked a ship. But I prom. lathed a belici in idealism iind J nn were involved in a secret and sneuer f or our people until alliance known as Mossad le iw could make arrangements Aliyah Bet, the purpose of to get them to Palestine. shich was to smuggle Jews out "At that moment." Ruth re- crying hysterically. The youngInternational laws rLStricted a- one slapped my lace. She in. dMarture of Jews from Europe formed me the woman was not anid made it illegal !cr thern to her mother but her sister. only enter Palestine. But soniehow 8 few years older than her1f. laws had to be circumvented, The szst& had been torturt-d Ruth, with o-author Peggy left barren during irnprlshas explained low it WW Mann, was possible in a new book, armuent in a Nazi camp. Ruth '*Ttie Last Escape," giving tier says she told them to go on and MnM views of pr"%A anid crY becatze it was good to let wartime Europe, covning the emofions take their place. "Ironically, it was considered years 1939 to 1941. When speaking about some of *illegal' for Jews to leave Euher expittriences, Ruth is at rope; our mission was consid. 1 Gnie step ahead of legal action. voice begins to wepken. 3he says that by the Ume che WInen I went to people to ask came to Paris in 1942 her name for th!ir help, I used to ask was r-3 nell knuwn that peo0e them if it was Idlegall to save a were writing to her (rum an human life?" Rdh rememberl. she took "There were so many names something great for Iwrnanity. torember,'MiszKhigerrethose who r,onde calls, "because we had to keep her pleas were King Carol of burring our files. All the people Rzmania and General Dwight bo wrote were in desperate D. Eisenhower, - A blue and white color theme was carried out tod ecor . The refreshment table was highlighted by an elaborately decorated almond cake featuring blue and white roses and a miniature bride and groom standing under a white arch and surrounded by fresh blue and white daisies and fern ALw Mmes. B.A. Beck. C.R. Wilson, Walter Smith, David Schrier, W.A. Cagle, Pauline Goethe, Robert Dorn, John Bish op, Donald Woods, William C. Conners, Herbert Par- tridge. Douglas Atkinson and Jack Ives. H F ith l Ethridge, Robert EL,encoff, H.J. Titahaw, E.R. Bruce, H.B. Owens and the Misses Carol Wilson and Diane Morrison. n.d. I ave nir CLUB J\j. ( I like to se pcp!e 'uiid I " Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge. -2' 3 - Dl rr;'::; Men Being Taught To Cope With Lib MONTCLAIR, N.J. ( Al") Id your wile come home the other day and tell you she wanted a marriage "contract" cc a separate bank account or i do? There's a man here who is trying to teach other men how to cope with the liberated wornan. While the woman of the house goes off to her "consciousnessraising" group, so the man can modern society. "It's almost directly geared to the idea that the man who has a relationship with a wornan who is growing gets cultur- cardigan rob. In nylon tricot with B. W '%Voman - Nylon tricot in fashion colors, Sir XS, S. M. L . t': C. A. low R1111 .. , Kt.u(;En see the truth and to stop demanding that we be peaceful. We were peaceful on Yom Kippur. - - " - - 0 it o mill - - . _*• - NETTlE MILLER, a native of Sanford, recently started working in Central Furniture and Bedding, where her -'•' j '-r P1,. .. husband, Paul, is a partner !r the business, Mrs. Miller assists with the office work, -.- t2ecratIng has become one of her major interests snce wurking in the store, and devrraling her own home The cofwx lieu 4f/tq0t !.:;r.iI!i FflOW Is a sales lady in the large showroom. Interior aixi Lt&t) :h,it 'h - - - - I I-4 Quilted Ccver, Unit-13.5 Gauge Coil 3i2 Coil r ' o , I MATTRESS 1 Beautiful Twin or Full - ta rt i ri !u $0 - - (I 95 .'' Si 19.95 ' Reg. $1 2.9S Frame $7.95 with purchase of set SMITH FURNITURE COO owned & operated by Jim & Dee Smith - 2200 S. French Ave. 323-C135 Sanford - I - and blouses. 15% off infant and toddler sets, too. "w & Reg. 4.59. All cotton shirt with Little People print, long sleeves, long point collar Pastels Sizes 7-14 use trying to stand at the gates and hold thin g s off." Gallagher has set up his first Sale 255 group, advertising for partici. punts In several weekly periodicals where he believes he's likely to find what he thinks will be the typical applicant: white, middle-class and rela. Reg. $3. Girls' classic tailored shirt ha3 long seevos, a long point coller. Polyester/cotton broadcloth Asscrted colors Sizes 7-14. Little girls' sizes 4-6x, rag. 2-59. Sale 2.20 tively well-off. Sale prices effective thru Saturday. December 8th. of the past week would be discussed, focusing on the bdividual's relationship with a girlfriend or wife, a secretary or shopkeeper, a business associate or policewoman Events cussed and perhaps the man could be brought to understand them with the aid o! the other articipants, Gallagher said. "We're not dea ling with wisdom In a book," he said. experiential material. The wisdom is In people experIencing the problems in real life. The group Is based on sharing ex- / periences with people." Gallagher likes the idea, of working with a group because he said most people are trained for their roles in life In gups. "We've been acculturated as males in groups school groups, buddy groups, Army groups. Anybody reaching out for a new role definition needs the support of a group to risk trying ona new r&e." The meetings "will be a cross between a free-wheeling discussion and a planned cxi*rIcnce." "Men's consciousness-raising groups don't get together just to talk about sex," Gallagher said. "Topics might include what it means to be a man In this changing society, the de. mands placed uniquely on man the stereotypes of the bread. winner, hero, champion - and how we have rea'zed these in 9 ;- tv : I" - - :•-. - - -a-'-' - t;j -- '."j — - '. t - --2"\ c ",•"• --" " .. -' _jt../iJ \_ Itoiiiii1up occtioies r.1ich of her free flr ic.-.i uimph-fr -.-1 'n uf b:thrcmn drr iii £iinral FiPrida. time. She Is an active mmter o' the Church of Go-I, snd 'joys family outings with hti two sons INTRODUCTORY 10 % DISCOUNT On Any Iforn of Your CNice-Me ntion Ad SANFORD, FLORIDA and tw, tl::iu-1ters, She ijQ)cpOQ ROAD Sanford Plaza '°;OOa,m. fit 10:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday didn't tnis v j'o: watching her son, Jurniri,,' playing Prices good thru Sunday, Dec. 9 baseball for thit Rebels Peewee team last season, - Sale 5 Reg. 6.50 Toddler boys two-piece bobby suits in an assortment of fabrics 21. 31. 41. • ' ' I . •I - ' --' •-==. ..j. ' - ' ',- - - --" - -': . 105 0 . a t:V',"•' ' 1 EE'7 r of wh:te broadcloth Ve'et r, rc trims eVfify ruffle Assort. d $8 Toddlers' lace trimmed party dresses in crisp semi-sheer ioIyester/cotlonhavt tiny pul led (/'t1 ' short sleeves, full skirts, wade sashes Assorted pastels; sizes 1.4 dis. Like it? Charge It Use your JCPenn.y charge account. For unuival sizes or hard-to-land Items, see 'he JCPenney catalog. cusslon grcups raust be limited to men to ease the starch for the pr oper role for each mdividual. "By establishing an open relationship with other men, I can see who I really am and etabhs- myself in relationship to women," he said. - s " P _.V44 not talking about whether you hold doors open for women but about who controls what you do with your life," - —. - flog. 4.00. Infant girls diaper sets. Fancy .1 , trimmed dresses wirmatching panties. Party pinafore dress as all one • , --•- - -':''' '-a \_' Prices good thru Sunay, Dec, 9 \ '.. . a -. -.---. JCPennv y In Sanford Plaza j4r— • ' Merry Christmas f rom Pennepo-11 I -' flog. 4.00. fnfant girls fancy dresses; an assortment of short sleeve styles Polyester/ cotton ', 1, 1. 2 1. - I±: Sale 340 Sale 340 ~'\ "We're the flog. 5.50. Infant boys Beg. 3.85. Infant boys two-piece creeper sets creeper cats in polyester; in polyester knit with cotton with matching stripes and embroidery. nylon socks. '. 1. 1'. 1, 1'-:- our own lives, how do we deal with suc.ess and failure," Gallagher believes Sale 467 Salè 27 Fluffy dresses N 1~) for gimrls. /fr - - 9 4 - - sW t 3 -' - - p - be peace? When the kill. uzig stop .Vre only want the F '4 -'.c:o 40- apart at the seam. , at his spring line ne1te small company of 20 em-- woolens, liners, Jerseys. plos, includi ng t he fa cto chi ffons, organz.as, silks and ry. 'tJU relationship, they could be dis- - -- there -- he fabrics in .I he had contact. If problem.3 arose in that - - Matching shift gown sizes P. S M. and L. $7.00. 0 everything nearly came or just any woman with whom orkinor B. Rag. $10. Sal. $8. Cardigan style 1 't!3.) in fine stores across t h e co untry. Save i5% ongoi Is' shirts versed. "This Is the way the world Is going to go," he said. "It's r.o go to his. Dr. James J. Gallagher, a 42year-old psychologist who runs a career-counseling firm, Is starting to offer group sessions for men who are baffled by the changes of the role of women in 0 As for the Middle East situ. 1itioq, she says that she Is al. hopeful "We are doing our best, but I noifeeIthetrabsareshowmg any twnanity. When will mi TA. kxner believe in idealism or r'znanticism." ally put off-balance because we ;aven't been trained to this new growth," he said. "It's to help men who are sensitive to what's happening to women be. come more knowledgeable of the 'on sequences to them." Gallagher accepts the llberatlon of women as a so'lological change that won't be re- - sales, contrast banding at V-neck and sleeves. SIZe3 XS, S. M. L. 11/ I/II W- BOX SPRINGS and ' lie goes to Europe for many of constructed clothes must In just about one of his fabrics and that's ex- earC a nd a half his clothes actly where Jim have caught on a Gamma Meettnff 11 A. Rag. 114. Sal. 11.20. Floor4ingth L L, ican tea couturiers For with the return of elegance the retur n • • Six conven ient ways to buy. Zae Re.c., rj Cge • Zaes Custom Charge • BanKAmericvd Matter Charge • Anetcan (apeis • layaway )av, e 2,.80 . shows that tie works with 900dfabrics as an artist paints a And now that women have canvas - and the result is a %oft, fluid sophisticated line become "dress conscious" Mice more he may well bethat can take rom I come foremost among Amermer.8' & L 7 , (iiIi.iW to t he iasiroom frloo ________ JP - - "b \ - - specials, super buys ?, p .7 iii II' h.i h uu,ht ii print tO the animal collection when we meut to lost the lease on our lace" ry in a series of ensembles in Irn GaRliano said. Chuck tiger. lion, cheetah and ilomick - manager, treas. ard rints in iilk and urer and Lord High Every- chil?lon. Iris daytime clothes Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa about which she spoke were the mee ting were Mmes. Wilma thing Else had to handle are in a soft mood with Gamma Society met at the those in education, Colbert, Lu Huggins, Kenneth the whole mess alone." But swinging skirts and bold, colsocial hall of the First Baptist A Christmas tea followed the Echols, John Pierce, Tim for Jim everythin came out orful patterns. because he For sheer evening romance Church in Bunnell for the meeting. Two serving tables Stevens, G. Walter Morgan and all r lit I SO aug.. one floor-length accordianDecember meeting, were laden with Christmas C. F. ('anton. Mrs. Jo Brown, of Umatilla, cookies and breads made by the Rho president, presided over hostess group. the business session. Among beautiful the Mrs. Anne Llewellyn, of decorations adorning the W S Daytona Beach, spoke to the church hail was a unique educators about her trip to Christmas tree fashioned of Russia. ir'divnlual corsages of holly and She stressed, "We are bound white doves. Each member more by our likenesses that received a to t-adition and adds, --1 -•- spruii her own job and career? And you didn't know what to -Unfor tunately. some of LbS no J - r Save$2 doin't believe that what t. happened could ve en a ware P at is go. on around us. . I (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) — ri '7 a; r '...,. . in his beautiful designs it's he has certainly done just hard to imagine anyone lookthat His Spring 74 coilec ion ing or feeling anything but wards, on with more Baby, that 's YOtJ." Well, hi' did. lie wanted to design beautiful clothes. And -- ANNA HEAL\' (1) conducted the induction ceremony for new members of Deltona Business and Professional Women's Club (I to r), Aida Sancilin, Marge Smith, Evelyn Piety, Electra Bird and Fannette Ed- en w Israel. 0-1 - Ag — need at nit. if ttizoçe The9y r-oll hirineol ii'' s quckv ptsb." ir era is lecturing in the One," she recalls, "a lited States, stimulating in. i,ung bdy ai'd another wuman tett Li the history of her I thought was her mother cane people and the future of to seek my help. The younger Sw says the most awesome thing she has found is naivete amO some university stu. -:G;• .- Holiday Bedding - In:xquisstelerrnninu:y Nazi terrcrtsm. J :- - - "1 suggested that mother and inp1e faith. As a young worimn (l uring daughter go to an area set up World War II, Ruth and nine by the 'Mossad' to provide food . - Miss Hea th , her mother, Mrs. M.E. Hea th , th e future bridegroom's mother, Mrs.Walter A Cook and his grand roZher Mrs A Wilson Hostess 'ft to the couple was an electric toaskr Also Mmes. J.A. Calhoun, R.D. Dekie, Li. Davis Sr., B.S. Austin, Don Knight, Robert Rice, J.W. Carter, Lewis Barley, Don Flamm, S.M. RiCharde Sr., S.M. RiCharde Jr., J.M. Dingman and Mike Ansley. lseto help them as soon as I romanticism that she calls tra dtion, but it seems more like could. -- t i - - - *.. presented white carnation coiages to - .: .4 - - Other invited guests included, Mmes. Fred Wilson, Bob Mirns, A.E. MtinIoLLun,MaItIla Ctitç. B.Guy Nev i lle, UU. Taylor, Robert Meyers and Alfred Greene. b1U1)L1'LLL i IN LIMELIGHT —. - r ''S • - _ ... . '. Fruit punch, nub and aunts were served along with the cake. ! .. A . e --iw - ______ sr- yii—i [i*:c. nt feathers. Gagliano said. "if (hey feel pleated chiffon is topped 'I want my customers to good they're going to look yards with a str;.peless bodice of feel young and pretty," good." James (iagliano, a new, "That's why," he said, "I put young, dynamic West coast as much work into the inside designer. " Even if you don 't of a garment as I do on the ,et it iht you'll get outside Because, believe me, . The hostesses .ariford Her al d I! James Gaorhano Desiffns As An Artist PaintL Is Guest Of Honor - ..i. ---- .b 1asl,ion 's iVeii., il'Ir. Bib' II -- ---- Thursday, Dec. 6, 1973 : art - - - -: - - �77 RZ 48—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 6, i973 - The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 6 973-513 Save on to s II II L if if I I 7 plenty o U ii ___ Santa CIa us Always , , Saturday 11 to 2 and 3 to 6 P.M. _ I1 Christmas Tree I swill RIMY)% CHRISTmAS KICK-OFF f remain unlighted, _ V Piaza* ip in view of the energy and fuel shortage. Weekend Sale For your ff all M1 Flocked Mini Posters $100 FAMILY FUNI Now Thru Tuesi 2 Big Hitst Peasant Shirts convenience most BEAN BAGS stores in our Noah'c Ark Plaza are open 3 3 pC 'till - -' DAY. SALE 9 P.M4,Lua'e Set -. - Call Me Fftinity" H So Mean He Shot His Horse For \'_ Smiling! e Reg. '.'s - 15 or later weekdays this Christmas give your great shir-1 from HIS. 577 Steam Iron uBaron Jewel are now open Sunday *Campus FREE GIFT WRAP af ternoons Stereos Special Priced 8 Tratk Tapes While They Last Free pickup & delivery on service Wore RADIO SHACK Call 323-9951 7 • Music A.M. to 10 P.M. n imited 111, 1111111111111, 1111,Airport Blvd. STI$CTA ROAD SERVICE Master Charge BankAmericard II I tJnzperm (;ur(1n1(d 20 and up Wewilibeopen monday thru Saturday 10-9 Sundays 12:30 - 5:30 till Christmas For $ -: HAIRSTYLING SANFORD PLAZA --272 2:-41 OF EAU'Y NO APPOINTMENTNECESSARY ____ - ----# _* ONE HOUR CLEANERS C.I..SHMALMACx.OWNER -_--)_-.. --- - . - - - - Outer Limits Has A 3.99 (.'_ ________-- -- -, -- - 4'- . —;.---'--,- • - - _- 3.99 $247 e a es ash'ions The Dingo and Texas Boots Open 9-9 Sundays 12:30 - 5:30 Outer Limits es ree BankArnericard&Master Charge MASTER CHARGE DON" S SHOES NEW ARRIVALS SANFORD PLAZA THROUGH SATURDAY New Hours Professional Football HOME ENTERTAINMENT 1495 Arr Cooke 's America CENTER 1500 AM-FM Radio & 8 Track Player with double speakers Lots of Christmas Books Dry Cleaning 10 A.M.6 P.M. by Tastykake lb. round container - Attended 10 M. ' CON LAUNDRY AND DKKT ) LEANING _____ ___ Care -F BOOKSANFORD MART PLAZA I Rug Shampooers no. 2 Boys or Girls 20" High Rise BICYCLE e S anford Plaza REG. strive to brsnr. "ou hvih hierchants $39.99 q uality m erch andise Super Shoe Repair MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUMS at the lowest possible prices. SPECIAL - 99 $89.88 OPEN 99MON.SAT.,12.7SUNDAY New Owner! S S Rent Professional Style REG. IMPRINTING 1.50. Drapes a Specialty Floral and Solid Colors f or 24 hours Barber - Stylinit, -;.- SLIPPERS Shoes For The ENTIRE FAMILY Laundromat 7 A.M-10 P.M. Small , 2 Men's Corduroy $ I ADES HANDMADE We want you LEATHER HANDBAGS REG* 1.99 - .-= , •-.-- --- - - -, * , , ., , •._s-• -. , . - - ---, - .t 66 I to come bock r moc.cId TROPHY LOUNGE ORTHOPEDIC WORK Private Botns Airport Blvd. for 24 hours : Large 322.7542 again and again. $400 322-6520 NFORD _-- _SAPLAZA Open 9 - S Tues. - Sat. -_-_—_- -- - - - — 47 Complete Stock Of OPEN i6SUNTILLCHRISTMAS ANNOUNCING i . i iIIy ..uulIes , N P RAIN DEARS Ladies Waterproof Boots O PEN SPECIAL ____ We use and recommend RK product s A SCHEDULE? PHONE FOR AN ft BOWL AMER-ICA of FLORIDA A GIFT OF CLOTHING! of - ___ --- FUN TO SPARE? We know what you're lookina for. SANFORD PLAZA 10-9:30 Mon thru Sat. 12:30-5:30 Sunday THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE Publix . ery cT_ • eiatest Ifl _ JCPenntany 1F!IRFO*C - 11114 o XM Dolls Soliags- Razor Cuts- - 1 _____ - NOW 32LANES U SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA .. $5 98 a 1788 The Rrrumbler X3. A ChOPPCr mission. racing slicks and lots of crorn&HasInMIStP&(rm ____ Ideal For Christmas ;-, y Sweaters 'fUI HANK SANFORD PLAZ Np • $398pair fall Jarman and Douglas Shoes 199s Dry Cleaned • 1: Litter Cats rl c 16 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 SANFORD PLAZA j See Our Orig*nals rt , - th Store 10% Of f In Black & White Holida Lang D ressesI E i.e I-IPIFnP Curtis reg. 24.99 Campus Casual Evening Ensemble SANFORD PLAZA Johnny's Standard Svc • Y 2488 • in Stie's back to .w generation' LA RD Everythin9 Shop early while selections a ii are pieniiiuu. (Only 18 shopping days left) Lay-aways Available Master Charge BankAmericard Eileen & Bobbie Brooks MIX req. 29.88 , , - Wall Decor, Paintings Persona I Gifts PLAZA New Sh*ipment 6½' Doualas Fir Tree ;**rr4 Speed Blender i CB Radios to serve you : ___ USE YOUR BankArnericard MasterCharo* Arntrican Expr*ss Maori Club SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD ill 788 4 for88 SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 1.4 Sundays Get Specially Pr* 1ced "'m* fit ChrISTMAS Yamaha Guitars Eckerd Playing Cards T e Sports Shop -- -- ker, Bridge or Pinochle if reg. 39C Guns For Beginners from COME IN a SEE JIM OR JOE - 1i*W got the whole world wm4v for ym -,- ties - - L*,t$,.e*Ieie - $369s - C .. - Jumbo Assortment 46 cards i Lay-away your Bicycle r Christmas Now SnakeProof Leggings i *Van Neusen 'HISS. D'Avlii Man's shock & water resistant iu 15" white only Many stores Motor HIS ... has it for Christmasl Featured Events Mon. thru Thurs. until Christmas. wp ciiv,.c. r) n. m - IV IV J4 Pflueger Electric Fishing Reg. 8.98 S77 Toaster GE $150 Winchester Jr. Sleeping Bogs IF ______________________ - Procter Silex Automatic Beautiful Boxed Xmas Cards Special Value Box 34 cards _ Now! PRICES GOOD F, SANFORD PLAZA'S THIS WEEKEND I)ecenibcrl,$andl5 reg. 1099 n::warntol2:aupm HELEN STEINER RICE XMAS CARDS, 888 BOOKS AND CALENDARS, FOREIGN Need Money? See us at LANGUAGE XMAS CARDS. . . SPANISH, FRENCH, NORWEGIAN, Rose Bushes €. ITALIAN, POLISH, GERMAN. \\DOME$7/c FINANCE reg. 99c 38c OPENEVENINGS III CHRISTMAS Usqoodtoknowit's1her;wh;nyouneed,. Master Charge 322.69*2 BankAmericard - ii- 6ix-Bo y's or Girl's Bicycle q* reg. 39.88 io, _.-, op 00 ;c;r; 'r &WWO Catd GO % aMaster ,,,,, ;;;;; $995 T They're togqth*r ...AbdiIIIhossIngaroundI B-VW- ArylviLme, tr.&t7 tii, (rOR Help you do your THRU SATURDAY 1 1 10 LimitRights Holiday Shopping... Resetved SANFORD PLAZA LY I)OIllestic will topen the following Saturdas I Proctor Silex Juicer" before Christmas: lbrence HW. MI 1%qV Large Size 1,300 shopping To -- Our huge new gold parking Ii 1 1' 9 1 SHOP EARLY IT'S OUR WJJ and Monday 3 to 7 P.M. free I Through Sunday Master Charge Layaway BaikAmericard . - - •e- C -- ill �.+, - 68—The Sanford Herald - - - ---- --------------------------- + Thursday, Dec. 6, 1973 Raises National Heating Oil Cost I House Committe Subdues Profits News Briefs World " WASHINGTON (AP) The As it pushed slowly toward a prices on coal, crude oil and home hçatlng oil and at the line reduction would ever reach go." -A surve1j1 house Commerce Committee scheduled Friday vote on emer- petroleum products so as to same time ordered a one-cent the retail level because of inof Ame ricans great has voted restrictions on excess gency legislation, the Corn- deny windfall profits to reduction In gasoline prices, creased production coats. maj( " with emergenprofits earned as a result of the merce Committee Wednesday producers and su ppli ers. Council Director John T. Meanwhile, the Saudi Ma- are going along but a sizeable fuel shorta ge. But the adminis- night adopted an amendment !p fd the action was an titan oil minister said his gov. C fuel Earlier in the day t on tratlon says it will permit an by Rep. William R. Roy, DKan., Ll'dng Council announced it attempt to encourage refineries ernment would be willi ng to re- segment still LIdJ its ddoubts. increase In the cost of home authorizing President Nixon to would permit a two-cent-per. to divert production away from lax its oil embargo to the United protection t —Envlronrne, Russell heating oil, use his economic powers to set gallon increase in the cost of gasoline and turn out greater States In phased steps with ____________________ quantities of the oil needed for Israeli withdrawal from OC- Agency Ausu.uMIIw% E. Train said that any effort to lflpr~ heating this winter, cupied Arab lands. Dunlop added that consumers Sheik imman Zaki Vamani, remove air pollu tion emission WM would have to pay the extra two in Washington, said, ,if Israel control systems from autornoJilin= 19th Century Power . PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) A group of designers plans to harness the sun, wind and water to provide power for a 19th century foundry being converted Into an office building. When the renovation Is completed next year, energy will be produced by solar panels on the toot, water-powered turbines In an adjacent river and a wind propeller towering over the building. Th. three-story brick building will become the headquarters for the 25member staff of the Research and Design Institute. The renovation o(the l85ofoundry is expected to cost $100000, and the energy equipment up to 1150,000. Brie s cents for heating oil probably decides to withdraw and Agrees biles would be 8 mistake both beginning In January but to a timetable there could be a from the staMpoint of fuel economy and th environment. doubted that the one-vent gaso. timeta ble to relax the embar ar Insurance Rates may D i p Due To Lower Speed Skylab Trio At Peak . SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) The physician for the Skylab 3 astronauts says they are In excellent health and nearing peak work efficiency after three wceks In pri'. Dr. ,Tcrrv !irr!tn!cvs,l ys 1,f, no medicil icn that uu1d prevent Ger ald P. C.trr, Wilflum H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson from completing their record 4-day space mission. Hcrdlnsky reported to newsmen on the astronauts' mental and physical health Wednesday. The physician monitors medical data from the space station and holds a medical conference by radio with the astronauts each night. - / -': -- - ... I - - "!s - - '.i. ... - .•" ,.. ca' nijld in. ! ui'ici COOK Nev., this dcci, appointe d a ra te Associated Press Writer s, special task force to study the surance bill wer speed limts may also energy crisis and insurance auto Lfl1i1.kc FaLe ratc. Insurance Pennsylvania for some American motorists. The House has passed and Commissioner Herbert S. Officials in 12 states are ac- sent to the Senate a bill requlr. Denenberg said, "With the near lively studying the possibility of ing states to lower the speed certainty of gas rationing and a rate reduction and the Insur- limit to 55 mil es an hour or lose tower speeds on the highways, ance commissioner in a 13th federal highway funds. In some automobile iiurance premium Louisia na state already sta tes, the limit already has reductions of as much as 40 I 50 has ordered companies to cut been set even lower —50 miles per cent may be Indicated. This back rates if lower speed limits per hour for cars. Is w hat happened In World War become law. Insurance officials sa id it will II with gas rationing." An Associated Press survey take some time to tell whether showed the lssue was under dis- the lower speed llinit1 combined Aspokeamafl for the commiscusslon in almost every state, with less driving because of p sInner said Denenberg had In addition, the National Asso- gasoline shortage, results In asked Insurance Companies 10 ' ,,ir::• (i.. - , A - " . -•. \) .. - Jupiter's Limits Approached MOM TO TAKE DIRECTIONS TV DIRECTOR Norman Powell sits with his mother, MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) Pioneer 10 is nearing the boundary of Jupiter's magnetic field as it rushes along on Its journey out of the solar system. The space probe swept to within 81,000 miles of Jupiter on Monday, taking closeup photographs and making .1en0c measurements. It will take more pictures of the rapidly receding Jupiter today to beam back to earth. Scientists ex pect the spacecraft to become the first man-made object to escape the solar system. It is expected to do this about 1987. The 570-pound spacecraft is more than 1. million miles from Jupiter, with its velocity slowed to 30,000 m.p.h. - actress J ii' ing Lis father, D his the l ate 'ie Powell, in episodes of a Western series. I 159o/ Race Programs Suspended WASHINGTON (AP) —The Navy has suspended a pilot program which could have developed Into the principal source of rare relations officers. The black civilian organiztr of the program, tharles H. King Jr., said the Navy suspeded the program after an Irate participant protested his kissing of a white assistant. Navy officials ruy the kissing Incident was only part of the objection to King's program. Suspect Seeks Release on ' CAIRO (AP) Egypt has told th eUnited States and Russia that it wool go to the Geneva peace conf erence unless Israel agrees to pull back to the Oct. 22 cease-lire li n. Cairo newspapers said today. meEgypuan presence in Geneva "hinges on the Implementation of th e U.N. resolu ti o ns" calling for the withdrawal, the re ports said. - ciation of Insurance Comrnb4- fewer accidents. They agreed, review their rates and apply for ioners, meeting In Las Vegas, however, that If the accident a reduction if warranted. rtesurnably the warning was delivered Wednesday when Foreign Minister Isma il Fahrny met wi th A. S. Amhassador Hermann Kilts and Soviet Ambassador Vladimir vinogradov. Meanwhile, the talks between israeli and Egyptian re presentati ves on troop withdrawal remained In suspension and there was no Indication of progress toward a resumption of them. 0- 30 I f oure ire ine eds s ort coats ave 5an polyester slacks, guidelines f or the peace negotiations expected to open this mon th In Geneva and the party's tfrn for the general election Dec. 31. Th e prospect of dect negotiations with the Arabs appeared to resu!t in a feeling that Israel ShOtilfi iA preparetl to give up much of the territory occupied in the 1967 war. But there was geniral agreement that Israel must insist on borders that can be defend ed Egypt Demands Pullback - - -: Premier Golda Melt won a 291-33 - vote of confidence from the central emnmlttee of her 1_% ruling labor party after she accepted full responsibility for Israel's setbacks at the start of the October war. She admitted that the government had intelligence reports of C - - tambodian U.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) save $2 j Reg, $3. Sale $11. JCPenney slacks Twill weave polyester tailored with wide belt $cop Shirt Hugger waistband Stretch conJo1 and Peon-Prest' too Navy. grey. burgundy, chocolate ____ a 1 ________ ________ -, L i' • __________ :Ii ________ r" . — -- bottom - / : —L.....i...._I. U - Mva,lab4* CUIfCd or hemmed flair + . <:7 ' Dollar To Recove~ Road LONDON (A?) And now economy In two important the primary competitors for for some good news on oil— Ways, one short term and the U.S. goois in overseas markets, for Americans anyway. other long term. the oil squeeze favors The lateM supply cuts and Shot.terin benefits are a!- mail: - price uicrease by Vab oil pr*- ready apparent. I'm floating - - - -- 0 -- ply and price. There will be ducers have helped put the U.S. dollar, which had fallen In value fewer cu tbacks in U.S. producdollar on the threshold of a by more than 15 per cent In lion and smaller rises in U.S. spectacular recovery overseas. Europe since last February's prices because of the oil crisis. Many bankers and officials In devaluation, has now rega ined Bo th factors should help th e Europe now expect the dollar to most of that ground. dollar in Europe and Japan. be among the strongest cur- Foreign exchange dealers Longer term benefits to the rencles in the world In 1974. here say one Important reason U.S. economy are perahps There is talk In London's finan- behind the recovery is the oil both the Arab cuts In oilsupcial community that the twice- squeeze. The United States de- plies and the rises in price, A it A. ,1 tl'.IAI t' devalued my kha ve • k. i flu., Ofl the i1uwC or al revalued upward next year. less than 10 per cent of its oil. now competitive for the first The Arab oil squeeze may be Europe and Japan rely on thetime, designed pr imarily to pressure area for some 80 per cent of 'these are long term projects the United States. But it could theirs, of liele immediate help in the actually help the American Since Europe and Japan are present oil crisis Save- 240 •. 16% RM Shortage Is Helping STOP!. . . AND THEY CERTAINLY DID SANFORD Patrolman J. Dillard reported that no one was injured k rn,,,l ea rl y Th ursday mm WiiCfl uuS vehicle a , ditch t the .1 intersection ntersect on of McCrackrn Roa d and Airport Blvd. in an ifliOuu. ord. IAirry . • i i • S f Fredarics (right) wrecker driver for Ratliff and Sons removed the damaged vehicle from the scene. (John A. Spoiski Photo) - too. •: - Oil President Len Nol's :Cambodian government has staved off a threat of ex-pulrAon from the United Nations. The General Assembly :voted " with 21 abstentions Wednesday to postpone for 'a year consid eration of a Chinese-Algerian resolution that :would kick out the Phnom Penh government from the *017ld body and replace It with Prince Norodom Manouk's exile regime In Peking. The postponement was ~supported both by friends of the Phnom Penh government and other na tions that thought the United Nations referee disputes be tween factions In Individual - ;1 Sh #ipments Ti"ed To W10thdrawal Vote - \ - . Save 225 .. A. Rog. $15, Sal. 13.50. Pocket.d shirt jackets In polyester twill come in loose style or with Cubans Reunited SALT LAKECITY (AP) A man charged with killing a Florida teen-ger and another out of-state hitchhiker in October has asked a federal court here to grant his release from jail on grounds he was arrcsted on invalid warrants. Kenneth Le Standrod, 2, of Nagajo Lake Estates, also claims his constituti onal rights were violated In that there was not determination of probable cause for his arrest, that he was illegally denied bail and the v%ctlm of tmreasonable search and seizure. He cl im in his action in U.S. Diafrlct Court that a "constitutionally insiifldenV' complaint against him was sworn to before a Justice of the peace by Kane County ierUf Norman Swapp. Thursday, Dec. 6,1973-78 s Meir Wins Confidence TEL AVIV (AP) Th e Sanford Herald i WASHI!'C.TON (A?) —Saudi Europe and this country to ex. partment spokesman, con. new chief of thQ govc&nment's Frederick B. Dent, and William King FaLcal imposed the oil Arabia has proposed a resump. p1-am theArabs' use of oil as a firmed that the proposal had energy programs, Secretary of K. Donaithon, the top state boycott on the United States to lion of oil shipments to the political lever against Israel. been made. But be declined to the Treasury George P. Shultz, department official for energy protest Its support of Israel United States in step with a "11 Israel decides to with. discuss Kissinger's response or Commerce during the Qctober war. Secretary problems, attended, phased Israeli withdrawal from draw and agrees to a timetable such details as whether Israel — lands occupied during the 1967 there could be a timetable to would have to Indicate the ex. and October wars, relax the embargo," Yamani tent of its total withdrawal be. told newsmen. Belaid Abdessa. (ore the embargo would be reThe offer to Secretary of lam, the Algerian energy lazed. State henry A. Kissinger came minister, accompanied Yarnani V 5. from Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yarn- to the 90-minute meeting with Vest described the discussion and, the Saudi Arabian oil mm- Kissinger, as "very frank, serious and later who Is touring westeni George S. Vest, the State De- useful." William E. Simon, the News . srae l Cooperation Necessary 01 #1 -- t -- -- - -- MIAMI (AP) — The firsi group ol 25,000 Cuban refugees strsrided in Spain have have arriv ed in Miami to be reuni t ed with relati ves and friends. "My destiny was to arr ive here," said Mirlo Saav Lopez, 42. "We have endured a lot of suffering ...but we : thank God we finally mace it at the end ." , Lcpei, his wife arid four children were among 45 Cuban exiles who flew to Miami from Madrid Wednesday. Many' had waited for years for their entry permltr. 9. nrc. $15. Salt, 12.75. Proportioned JCPonney pants won cuffed wioc !egs in frr,.ri cre'.- Cu':r- ab ,'.L5an elasticized tunnel waist. Solid and patterned fashion colors exactly match JCPonnoy pants, Sizes 6 to 16. , c a-r :-' f r 3. 'c'-.-_41- $22 C. Wide lapel blazers in woven polyester. texturized for extr& give, fit and comfort. Ad- vance -season colors include ivory, jade, coral, ` 77 light --s blue, navy, red; to 18. sizes 8 The refugees were granted special permits by the • :Justice Department Oct. 27 which said it was acting with "humanitarian !actxs In mind." Save $6 Staying Trio Sought .. bzerotexluzod polyester heU wear . year around in style and comfort. Navy, - -- -. 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Gurney faced 59 newsmen in a one-hour television broadcast Thursday night to answer allegations that he knew about "any wrongdoing" in connection with the fund raising. Conceding that his account was "an incredible story," Gurney denied any knowledgable connection with funds that he admitted were collected illegally. He blamed Larry Williams, 29, whom he said he first met in mid-1971 when Williams was introduced to him as a volunteer campaign worker. The Miami Herald and other Florida newspapers have reported that Williams, of Orlando, collected at least $300,000 from builders seeking Gurney's influence with the Federal Housing Administration. Gurney, a member of the Senate Watergate committee, said an aide told him in June 1972 that Williams had collected for his next campaign. He said he told Williams, "You put me in an extremely embarrassing position" and insisted that the fund raising stop immediately. "I did not authorize this fund raising," Gurney said. "I did not know it was going on. I did not see any of this money." Gurney said the money raised by Williams was not reported to the Florida secretary of state because he was not a candidate in 1972. ward ' 7T sloo,000 ki 11frb chool Probe Results Are Due S B MARK SElNTZ Herald Staff Writer 3~li 1 7 '44 at C iO B ) John A r Si •- James Allison, Gurney's administrative assistant; Mrs. Mile Michal, a secretary; George Heal, an aide; and James Groot, a former administrative assistant. pting the Mooney annexati&n advertisement. Knowles inlaw, but added they will con- sisted direct notification by sider changes and amendments mad Is the best way to inform Seminole County Legislative to the bill at the Jan. 24 meeting adjacent property owners. delegation Thursday night went to be held in Casselberr) or The law requires direct on record unanimously sup. Altamonte Springs. walling and legal adRep. Eugene Moo'iey (11- vertisement. The law's major Casselberry), the delegation opponent at the legislative ch urinan, said he is • sen hearing held in the courthouse, sfln,e" about continued op- however, was Winter Springs position to the law which is Mayor Granville Brown clearly popular with the people, represcnting the CALNO - yet constantly criticized by (.ow'tcd of Local Go%ernnents municipal officials. Brown, defeated in Tuesday's lie also noted Tuesda) 's elections, said the law was 'lections brought changes in direded toward one cit), elected representation in many parenfly Altamonte Springs, 1 Seminole's cities and the and that Winter Springs always pf)tItiofl may now evaporate. held public hearings. before The law requires cities tohold annexing or rezoning property. public hearings on impending He added that adhering to the annexations with higher density law's time schedule meant a zoning in addition to gap of three to four months v 1jnotification to property owners from the time annexation within and without the cities petitions are received until the and public advertisement, property is actually taken in. Sen. Lori Wilson called the Ca s se lb e r r y Council law "a model we can expand on Chairman John Leighty also hit —'"-' for the entire state of Florida, the law, insisting that adding noting she .spoasorednouce and the time necesary Lordvisory . 4.Uft II L ii 'lit.C. ( - of an rrirnupil nerule law. 'ieaU.ns means a three-b-s1x )anIorc City Md iger month delay in C.a5elberr) ii Warren E. Knowles and Mooney, obviously aggitated Commiscioner John Morris Id asked Leighty how the delay is the City of Sanford favurs the de(jijtl to the people and law a nd then atta cked its Leighty finally agreed the • .. . CALNO speaker pr ovisions concerning the legal people are not affected at all. -, — ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Correspondence riles have disappered from the office of Sen. Edward J. Gurney, 11-Fl o ., and some telephone logs partially destroyed, The Orlando Sentinel Star said today. A story by the newspaper's Washington correspodent, Michael McLaughlin, said four former and present Gurney aides had been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury In Miami to tell what they know about the missing and destroyed material. The Sentinel Star identified the four as SEN. ED GURNEY '...Careless, unobserving' By DONNA irs !erald Staff Writer Friday, December 7, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 93 Price 10 Cents 10 Senator's Records Gone Of iLrrath U Of Secret Funds So ions Back Mooney Law, Hint Changes In Future f~ I i Ignorance Curriculum t Improve n Committee. "The programs were put into practice before the committee The results of an inquiry by a state committee on the need for was instituted three years a Iorma1 hearing on eon. ago," Layer said. trove ral Cuselberry - "If the programs have not Elementary hoo1 Principal been approved through the Christy Harp wilt be returned proper channels then the next week, according to School tliould be stopped," Sinn Supt W illiam Layer declared adding "11 they are Lest we should forget,...Dec. experimental programs then 7! 'flu, I'rfjj Practices h coiie no results have been This was th e start back in '41 Committee will decide if there determined in the six years of what our kids are now are grounds for further In- they have been in practice?" reading In their history p books vestigatlon and a subsequent as the beginning of World War — - — - ,. - - - - -:• - - -- _____ ' - - - -/ - --- - - ,J -- - -- ii P MOONF\ LISTENS, WILSONTALKS ... Model bill for state hearing, Layer said Wed. To all who were responsible The complaints for last night's Christmas "experimental programs" Parade in San . which separate boys from gins ford ....CONGRATULATIONS! and left-handed students front Thousands Attend Sanford's Annual Chris tm as Parade New Officials Lauded i y nnexci ion e o ut? It was a delight arKI enjoyed right-handed Etudents. by youngsters of all ages. The controversial programs Next in line will be have resulted in numerous By CHRIS NELSON "even easier" to push through Williams said, there was "no special legislative act and Casselberry's Parade complairtsfromparentsand PByBOBUOVI) Florida State Bank was Herald Staff Writer the commission, scheduled for this Saturday at TA members including the way" the county could get provoke a bitter jurisdictional Herald Staff W ri ter awarded first place in the 10 a.m....supposed to be their president of the P-TA who Williams referred to his "selftogether with the municipal squabble between the cities and commercial float division with County Commissioner Dick imposed county planning" gov''nments because of basic the county may not be biggest and best ever, termed the situation "terrible." Thousands of spectators Committee To Resist Williams today said south proposal which would give the philosophical conflicts over necessary. Harp declared that the thronged downtown Sanfed Oppressive Politicians (CROP) county municipal elections municlpali ties one year tocome development. programs were "new" and streets Thursday Williams said while the an. night as the at.$ Beta Sigma Phi taking hcve brought in new people up with a complete set of land were instituted to "help the Down town Now, however, Wiliams said, nextion veto proposal can be Busine ss home second place trophies. with development philosophies use policies, zoning regulations, the voters ha v e apparently seen purely as The Board of rMrectors of the students." The information Association and Sanfordan institutional St. Lukes Christian Day Malt land-South Seminole these programs provide will Seminole Jaycees presented the School of Oviedo was judged more in tune with the com. and ordinances, to inesh widi opted for candles wishipg to or legal matter, "people reaNy (liamber of Commerce has enable us to know and that the board's the county's laws and policies. put dampener on unrestricted do make the difference in how more about annual Christmas Parade to winner in flue schools divisien controversial city annexation voted to eliminate its Annual the educational process. "I feel that now, we both growth, and look more c.osely IiititutIons are used." Harp open the holiday season. aid religious division first veto idea may no longer be (county and Christmas Lighting Contest this said. city government at economic an ?nvironmentzl 'Sflth the new people now in Police Chief Ben Butler place ariard went to year. The board felt that in light First necessary. officials) have the same aims." impact. it nicipal government; it may , , estimated the crowd at more Baptist Church of Sanford. al the present energy cr isis, IIU41 At a N,ovember SCi,00i However, Williams also said Williams said. "I now intend to Because of this aj parent m ii we won't need the anthan 15,000 persons as bands, Second place in the religious that another proposal, which go to them with my plan, and change meeting La yer contradicted local residents should not in philosophy, St illiams neLitlon o proposal because marching units and gaily division went to First United would have been controversial say let's do it togeth er." encouraged to burn outside Harp's contention that the said, he feels the amezation 'hey won't u, . annexation as it * decorated floats In and Santa Methodist Church of Sar!ord_ prior to the election may be lights during the holiday pcogramswcrenew.Ler said Claus passed Prior to the election, veto idea, which woW: tike a as been u:ui I n the past." review. A group of 12 441 Club ve b"n In season. the. programs . Butler said regular 50 membcrs and their horses were existence ,or six ears. policemen and 15 auxiliary judged best In group corn• A county probe of the members were assisted in petition. From our snooper-duper situation revealed there was crowd control by32mnembersof First and second place honors I,,'• department .... Seminole Coun. "nothing wrong" but school the local National Guard unit in the senior civic division went i ty's first fenuule lawyer is buardmembers '.otedonOct under the direction of Capt. to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Marcia K. Lippincott from to prove the policies to "provide David C. Godwin and First Lt. Ca&aelberry post, and Mental Sanford. She graduated from objectivity" Tom Denmark. Health Association of Seminole Notre Dame and is now Parade judges awarded first Count) respecti%e!y. IavieSiins, chairman of the -------=----- sociated with Strenstromn s hool board, asked in place honors for 'professionally In the junior civic division .Davis and McIntosh. Novemnberif the programs have built float to the Sanford first and second place went to -- :.=--= ---= -the Atlantic National Bank been approved b (rooms Future Farmers of --= - America and Seminole High •1L School Future Farmers of In case didn't •- you NET'I'IE MILLER, a native America respectively. know....Mabel Fr ricv, of Sanford, recently started Thomp will be married Dec 15 at 3 i and Beddlnp where her in it flnrnctt \ttnu'rI I hu. band, Paul , i .i partner . United Methodist Church, Bridge LA In the business Mrs M'ilcr Fnter',rise The couple iIl Calendar 'ists with the office work, - -=-repo'tedlY reside in DeRary. Church news .... 1% -'111d is a sales ladv in the d Classified ads 411.511 large showroom. Interior ! __________ = 4 _____ r -. _____ ____ 'k Index rs The Seminole High School bavidparents ".T ill besponsoring Zte _____ a rbect.e a the school on Siturddy from 5:30 to p.m. The money will Ile used to help defray about S5,00o in experLies the new uniforms, To hv1p ctherenJoUc for meal, the band will be per- terming tiring this time. The public is invited and tickets may be purchased at the cafeteria at the school, I 'ir• —j-- :j' - .---- " ' ' ----. ---AV A Ile Herald erroneously printed in Thursday's paper occupies much of her frep time. She is an active nVember of the Church-of God, ani enjoys family 6A . Om Editorial Entertainment Horoscope, ............ Hospital notes 4 _•17 8A 6A ~=_ - Bri7~ — -- I LA - 3,% iui notices o0 ng plElure. Atm. and two daughters. She Nettle Miller's picture did not appear with the information printed.We regret the error. didn't miss a game watching son, Jimmy, playing baseball for th e Rebels Peewee ,team last season with t he Crosswordpuzzle 1 '- - J of her major interests since %.rkIng in the store, and her 54X.et Sports stix'.. ...............3A PROFESSIONAL FLOAT WINNER IN SANFORD PARADE .. . Sanford Atlantic National Hank (Related Photos Or Page 3A) _______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e092edfa8afffb5f43f7fb01e1f899d5.pdf 76122468cb7bdc6bfc5bd9b1d116d343 PDF Text Text - - - - -. - . -'- - 7 .__, , - nr --r- -r-_-a--= .rrv-r- - ..='=t-. .-• . . - . - .- - , - - 8B-'rhesanford Herald Friday, Nov. 9, 973 I. . l(II('IIiIi I( IIlO(II.S1 S. SAPLANDO UNITED I . . i as or I THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY C aver The Iliurcit... V 700pm Salurday Serv.ces AII1 _____ * 1* II iriaii I i-t T' - VU K R i ! iv EpworthLeaQue Evening Worship -• (.'I,ureli Of (;iI Cohiptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson has recommended a rn-hour-pr--day, four-day work week for state employes as an energy conservation project, In a letter Friday to Coy. Reubin Askv, Dickinson said the shorter work week would mean less trips to and from work for employes and enable state buildings to be shut dowi icr three days a week. At the same time, state Pollution Control Department Director Peter Baljet said the Pollution Control Board will consider relaxing its air quality standards because of the energy crisis. But a group of conservationists, the Florida )Iuriirwn ALL (/ Henry . - near flut?onRd Sun .I , COMPTROLLER F'1(ED DICKINSON Asks governor's hell) Sierra Club, said the energy crisis was r.o reason to drop opposition to offshore oil drilling in the Eastc Gulf of Mexico. Baijet said the Pollution Control Board will examine on Nov. 20 an emergency amendment to clean air ruks "which will provide for relaxation of the department's sulfur dioxide standards for electrical generating plants during periods of nonavailability of low-sulfur fuel." He said his agency will meet with power company representatives Nov. 13 and 14 to explore effects of the fuel crisis on their operations, "the potential effects upon the environment and the ways we can help them meet their customer's needs." - Ellen Winchester, Sierra Club chairman, said the planned drilling in the Gull oil Florida would not be able to affect the nat.ion's fuel supply until at least 1977. And then ft would only give the nation a three month supply at the 1980 anticipated rate of usage, she said. "The present fuel shortage is not a short-term, this-wintronIy problem to be exploited as justification for overriding all environmental considerations in the extraction of fuels," she said. Departments should also try to establish car pools and the use of supplementary air conditioning units should be curtailed, he said, - - - F - - ST .UGUSTINE 7 30p St MORAVIAN CHURCH Pastor Rev. J.T. PillS SanlandaSptings Drive Curc o God Hour' Longwood. Fla. 9 DS m. WTRR Just East of Interstate 945a.m. Mflittrr Sunday School R. Uurkc Johnson II OOa m. Morning Worship Kiith Hutcherson Minitter 600pm[vangelistscServ Morning Worihlp 91 11am m,NServicc 730pm ChurchSchoot 9:SOam 3. PI$Oak Ave., Sanlord Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr P .J Kett ASisl, Pastor Sat VigiIMMS 7 OOp.m Si.n Mass lam, 10 30a m & I2000n ConVessions.Sal 67pm FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor.271P1 and Elm Rev A Tnomj-. P.?or Suncy Sthoot 930am. MorningWotthip 1Ø30 FamityNtghtlW.d) Fla. (AP) ii ooa m 615pm l.30p m MoqnngWur%hIP ;opm. f TALLAHASSEE, FIRST SOUTHERN METHODiST CHURCH AVE. 930am. 11 00a m Prayer Service 44 0000 - 'HE SEVENTH DAY bbPSChooI Wothp Service AIIamon, Ma,ttand Avenue. Springs- Saturday "I' r T4 GCP4EVA CHURCH OF Till HMAPCNI - - ?:Keller R:vRoberfLoy 5und.ayShool 1230pm flalyMast 130am fat rector,. 1021 CryStal Bowl Cir 915am. M0r4'tinqWorthp Church Training 11:00a.m. .6:ISp m - - ___________________ _____________________ ,93O Him pao, -. , The Riv LeroyDSoper -_.__. '' !I . Pt' nd;y School HolyCommunlon -------7:30am. Sun.Worthlp Family Service and Sun. NYPS 10 OOa m Church Sthool Sun Ee Worship W P::yer __ ui 1100am - nr - I - 600pm 7 OOp 7)0 • I U ___ aervice IisiI:t'rii: undayNightfiroadc-st Dial a Oevolponal 2lhrs 37)50)0 CHRISTIAN CHURCH )40) S Park AVCnUI Rev.FredL.NeaI Pastor Sunday 5cooI 9:45a m. MrnsngWoh.p 1$ oOa m Pilgrim vou Fellowship 630pm . - . - - . - - ?. ' r__- . .- - Singsperation & ________ - - ' • 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1607S SlOIdAYC t)r Harold Harris Mrniter Sjnday School 9:45a,m C..nmunityCenler I Off Hwy 4)6 I MIt West of Hwy. 4)4 MorningWorship Wed Service Rtv RayrnondHadt,y Pastor Sunday Lhoot ----------- 9:15a.m. Family Worship I) OOa m EvenmgWorss1p 7:3ipm, Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer I 00P m 4 iijjLrl Paor MornlrigSf'ryiCf EvrringSeevice - wi - -- .-. - __$ -• - - - . vD ., -: • ' - : . - . . . - -- :; . - - . - Sunday 11 Tiittflthy 3117 - Monday Luke •i - - uitup... " ' Tuesday/ ,.Up.f 19:41.48 . £• t-. - . .' e(Jnesday ________________________ . - - ---. • I _____* - ----- . 9:1-8 -. ... Friday ____ fauhew • - ___________ • -.__• ___________ 24:1-14 -'. -, . . .. ... . Sunday Service & 4;tSprn .7 30p m SundaySchool ....... 11:00a.m. Wednesday Service 500pm - -- 6:30pm No. 70 PrIce 20 Cents N I x o n M av - -- ... 6 WASHINGTON (APj .... 'I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WiIburAveLak,P4ary EventngWor'ip 1:00p.m. Wed Bible S*'dv 1 MifliStCf .y.A F Stevens Prayer Sc-tv. 1:30p.m. Sunday. IFirtt Weckiesday Fellow. Church School 9lSa thlpSupper 6:30pm Morning Worship .. 11.0Qa i Youth(roup .7:)Opr,i -. - - .. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Park Ave. Le) F King Pastor Thomas c O'5t Mornrg Worth p Choir Pr:c cc us* ....100pm A ERIAN CHURCH t5 Pastor [rr.r Con:nryOub $ 301 la m 4 PraYer Br ei OOp.m - Rt-i DarwnShea , Sunday School ast .. Th,tsday - Morning Wor-thip 130am. Pastor - - - .. - itAon is very strong that he Is willing to j" S l make a . Aik. - aid t i.ritaid that it .:ould 1.atxiut live weeks before the President couki ,,Ouf' " _______________ UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE Johny.MercerandStaff ____ PEN'-' EY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and StaFf WILSON-EICIIELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Ins urance PUBLIXM RK ETS andE mp Ioyes ____________ _________________ GREGORY LUMBER of Sa n or fd FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes _________________ ______________ PROGRESSIVEPRINTINGCO., J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L.D.PLANTE, INC. v euo, orida ____________ ______ WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson S4jndayschOol Morning Worship EveniflgWorthip Prayer Meeting WC1n-S4, 7•3Oprn - 730pm KENTUCKY FRI ED CHICKEN Kentucky JIm & Ernplcyes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - i$ ri - . - - . He Won't Nitpick 1000am 1l.00a ri 700pm 7 3Op Over $600 MiIIion: C?. _________ By John A Spolski -w Pde*BattSMJeSWOfVCIult'?iSt IH.(.krA,C Fl. -ent Bap#4t M.i.t. Ciwit Leu i... *p.t' CC-~Qi. FreS? Ct COmipiunfit, C,tileq, Forest CiIi ',-*MP Clvbry tty&*çiii, 1105W 11ffi51 t.rllrimti,C$(t$tit50iW Urns, i.. •. L. -.,. ______________________ ' "WA- _. a.. .... vvirsr'uIXIE STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANI( AND STAFF David Be vuI y an d Staft - ¶ PiI Ce-.ebivrç ria~ - 4i 1 III A.tt dqr Pij Yesn P. va L16e tt Crc. Mdeay e-s M'y SrctncI i-i '.'-i.s--ii, Bao's' C.'urae Wet! - 4 . Cjrt. 71 101 t? tc' ,- -: M R Be-F I 1.jIiujji.. OidOii.#iookd Cl Si'i r..-ii att -ur-ts' sts Pa'S Ave Fri.h-p B-t Churc. of Altat-1tf CIe-a'*.'tr • f-es? ii ctivrc'. , pI 5' Ave l, . !l - ' .ç-.,, F'tt i2'.t tint'1 I. niI SI' J Fcrest C,',, p r = %O~.41 Spn OA B&0t%t Church - - - - - Cf' t tt -: - i 1*' '0 F.- (ilt.., .,tch G1_ .' - - Be' I 'hutch ' CI R4 Rd ' ' . (t Jilited 'A - ' '' errr .5 - ?ftII P.tdt 10* tRFtie- a'i cs 0? GOd ?4* f1e-fl LaS? ?,vie Church os oo e-.iin 1 G * 1t Ca' l#r(i t c- 'port ei,it ,.,., £PISCQPtL iI Az ttt (nii.1rp I '.1*04 St Pt a4 * at p AM C t,7 at Cpie-tt Vi • Church St RI It) Ojtaen 4'r?Pi5d-5tCt,urch it tr?cnpv.q AtIl,,?. IølChurch E DBi'j A€ tn'erpe sa NAUR r c tt (hr £ Leat Shunt' #iOr Cr"-is Et-4t& Pa S Ave s::: LUTHERAN Lit r p r:: MA' i l tr_ , ' rc - , Ct4 Nai'.'w ' (' Ctiir, SEVENTH DA' ADVIPITIST Ii i I I 1i MI - OTHER C$U*CNl$ Allen s A U £ Church Ol.vt 1 12Th All l.ffi Chapel. Camp a,4III Sentnei Wektva Pork R IWUH A Chofvti Cmt, Chvvcltof JetusCPsttotL.'tor D.s tMII TIIIP , IiS Ave Faite-ynqtn, C lOti •4*y 7 r, 5 t r%l K E -it't Lab. MW0* CPi.pf*l Oa"e Blvd Las, MONO. F-ngdon. RIl 05 JshOYN5 Witfltfl, Lake Mvo Un.t $1 CheO cra on vii Fe-uI -e-p441i'ene- cen4* AS$ 1041 )Ith " u r ruu GOtot T&bf*I(tt 2724 CoMtrp Cl 04 ye H04frii Church Oak H II Rd Otien iriEOtd Ai -. (cmm-.ri'i ? C'e-r , strilt? ii 4V1, 4)& FOftSt C.t -iv 'øtrit.tl Church. Maiun'id eamzte !ov 5&t'f*nd Sevanin 6iy Myiritit CP.urth. Ut I' n Ipi ;ts Gas A C'-th lj'O Tt-i.. I*ti'? Chu'tr k'ur$ Dr 'w Btio' -----!A&' ia-a M'P.i1rt fPofch A A t1 in! Al CIi' E M,9?lind -.'-. i •i*i Bear Lake UtPd ?dt Church BtD!.1 A M t C?'urcP'. C*'iati Case- oe-' Co'n"un ty Ui.ted A.ttr i th• H wy I? P'ney Ridit kit, Cetwicerry De-P-ty Cor'-t-r'ur t, Mr$Pod SI Church W Hir~banls R it - De8ar Fr51 I.Jn.tp MetPdI Church. 1'* ParS cyst Me-mon tI C7'wrh ol Ov.e.00 Fit? Sov9ie,n Me--U.ct-.t CP'trcPi, Z40 Se-Maid Ave Fr.. Mmo-t Church 00 w a t t Gena Church G,ns - - - 5-A .' ai: - -ti.1 B - U S U ni CMt*,e4,, th i$gwt(l Rd iIi4 ChurOiof Christ, aooP.Imsor.nes Dr At?amntt Ourc? of Ctvst Gone-va Crcn of CPvtt. LonQOOit CPIt•f ti of chr-tt PIO4a Ciiur" cf (h,4t, W. 17?? 5? Nvtts4e ChurIn Cf CPu ri? Ii Ptiveii C - c(P(I' 1 3Id si • r iflif th. _.75 I St Ai'l&,*j Prttb,t,tii,, (Purr? $J ?,'tiiP i (.- -r. ,.. , Lntc-rpc se ;. - Pres'-,,Ien '-i '. CHURCH OF GOD LI (I'45 h '-:'l G s.'-"c' *'- - - .. ,, F*rl MtTPOOIST • PRESBYTERIAN Liii Mat- Unted Pr First P'esb,t,eian CPi Convene? P - Cv;'. S!7 S Park A.t e.* st Cn r P4 M .& Caswtterr, St Luke--s LutDran Church. RI 44 .- (-.gP.4 '-%tChurch 5' Dii lIt Ja"-aV-.fl.oe'.arv It P*%t' Ba14? (hgt(P *11 Piw i.v 5? MaftPwt BwM? C,iurch. Cini*n Bapt %' 13" 1 (edit 5? Jtiins MflionMy B.ap'sl Te-nipi, awn-U Church P1m S,r ngs Rd #Mat,.crt. Sur'nos - - NorI'is4, Cfr4ttin Cti.,ua. Vi,I ili,-,i g,kaitIan Lakpy,w Cttan CP-urcpi. Bear 145e Ra a' Jamrion CHURCH OF CHRIST !4t thur - - %aA$o-ri C,tian Ct'-ø,ct'. lii w *,t a 3.1! -. CPt.?cP O Oe-4*y LuiP4fWChi.cChQ4thWede- ,n.qJOIW 7jt?PI, M*'W4h Lthl-tan CPiirth. C.040q-n Days Dr & tI*v 17 97, irO,4-np, iO7 5 •, -- A CHRISTIAN F.tt Ctiiitin (7ijiqP, - a"ce- Church I 1 S Pat ito'it Coiwoatiotos iø'ov*t -- -. - • r ' - - :- . - . . - -• - -. ' P -- ____ - "' . -. " - ' - 'll - __ . . SEMINOLE'S 27th FATALITY OF YEAR . - . Driver of car in background killed at Geneva (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) S e pa r a t e A c c d e r t s •- - Dinner Planned To Settle Debts Of Watergate 4 MIAMI tAP) - A $50+plate few months. Martinez, Gonzalez and weektopayoffthe0,olegal Sturgis, who received expenses of four Miami men minimum sentences of one to sentenced in Washngton four 'ers, will be eligible for Friday for their part II the Wa. parAe before Christmas. tergate burglary. Sturgis' wife, Jan, said, "it's Dr. Manuel Gonzalez Mayo over now. That's all that mat2 t___ 541(1 (LIV uAI111F 5p01550[tU c'y ters. tie s coming nome: the Committee to Aid the WaBarker's wife, Clara, was in tergate Cubans would be held the courtroom In Washington Nov. 16 at a Miami hotel, and a when Judge John Sirica senbenefit performance by Cuban tenced the four. and American entertainers "I am very disappointed," would be held later this month she said, "I think the Judge was to raise more money. very hard with him." Bernard L Barker, Eugenlo Barker's daughter. Maria Martinez, Vtrgilio Gonzalez and Elena Molfctt of Alexandria, Frank A. Sturgis owe $30,()0 to Va., was with her mother and attorney I)aniel E. SchuI, who sd, "I'm still not sure that has not been paid anything ta -Judge SirIca is not part of the date, Gonzalez Mayo said. voverup. My father thought he Barker was sentenced to 18 was really helping the country, months to six years in prison (or ci the adininistratirin used his part in the breakin at 1.-len like hiiii to try to destroy F) C I1l0I' a t I c N a t I on a I our system of government." Headquarters at the WaterytL ____________________________ conmplex in Washington last Index year. With time already served Area deaths .........2A while awaiting final sentendng, bridge ............... 68 tie still be eligible for parole In a ('lcndar ............2A ---'------------_ ___________ Classified ads ......6C-7C Weather Comics ............SB L'tSWOrd puzzle .... 68 Partly cloudy, windy and cool [bar Abby ..........513 through Sunday. High this f)r. Crane ....... 58 afternoon near 70 and Sunthv Edttcia! comment .... 4A the 70's. Lows at night A Horoscope .......... SR mid SO's northerly winds PublIc notices 4C-5C becomIng 15 to occasionally Society 114-68 tlLp.h. today and northeasterly Sports ------Mindlay. A small craft advisory Stoic' t in effect. dinner has been scheduled next i aI__ ..i____ ________.j SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYe - CLO A tremendous Idea from one of our county commissioners, who Insists on anonymity To help alleviate the fuel shortage, tnstead of those trees which are usually burned or burled tas a result of construction), how would it be if the trees were cut and made available to the public? Or, offer it to those rt'sidens who woWd be looting in? And, how about all of the fuel which would be saved by the trucks not havg to haul awil) the debris? Finally, If some of the developers put up a sign on their property saying "Firewood available fir the ('Uttifl! - I k-cl certain that the folks would take advantage of same, Just an idea.. ..and 1 'in hoping that some of our involved parties are amenable to the sug'estion u-gil-IL' -. ASS!MULEY OR GOD ' 4 A & P WEO The Management and Employes _____ - -- '1i' ''- " 700pm 'ft HARRELL& BEVERLY "1 '"' -. .? However, Jackson Insisted on day in response to Nixon's sug- Orlando with neck Injuries. A passenger, Maria Robert Stone, ), Sanford Route One, and his maintaining a controversial ge5tiorts, although in some, it Petrnj. 65, P. 0. Box 254, Oviedo, was treated wife Judith were Injured when their eastbound proposal to provide federal srb- will take time to replace now- and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital, car was forced off the highway by a tractor. sidles for reduced transit (ares, outdated speed limit signs. Sanford. trailer Lztick. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H, Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes i given to U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica to shon up Republican support and to clear away doubts about his Integrity, and the grand Jury. "The President will apparently be glad to Friday the White House promised "absolute" confide with the public," said Mken. '- My tin- cooperation with the Watergate prosecutors THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL - c • ' - irds designed to protect public Dec. 2. He said his committee collision on SR 46 in which a car burned and its persons blew a tire and overturned. health and safety and i.hc could approve the legislation two occupants injured. Trooper J. A. Brown reported the other ubtIon of the price of natural 'Fues'ay or Wednesday and Sebeck was driver of a Ford Bronco that passengers in the station wagon were nct ingas at the wellhead - )Lt')f suggested both houses could smashed Into the rear of an eastbound Buick lured. bill. Jackson said irnilar complete action sedan that was making a left turn, officers said. A Sanford couple, injured In a one car acnext week, proposals are being considered Solomon Browdy, 58 Ovledo Route , cident Friday mcrning on SR 46 west of Sanford by the Public Works and CornSeveral stat-es reduced speed driver of the Buick, was listed in "fair" condition near Interstate Four, were treated and rekased The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible• i -• rweed[ngs. President -- n how the Watergate matter : f. (ecting the ;' -vet-nment. Aiken said he didn't know whether the material to be released would be Inc original "The President cannot release the Watergate being In uocurnent.s or transcrlpis. information to the public now without But Aiken said the release of the material contempt of court," Alken said. 'would not only be of great beefit to President Alken said It is his understanding tPresident canot make the Watergate Nikon, but to the country as well," (lsI1rq lu's Oilit'r '. JIMLASHCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff - lO:SOa - EveningWor!,hip. PAOL* WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Pacts Rev. WilliamE Miller Pastor SundaySchool , 945am Mor&ngWorship ...... II:OOa.m . .-• - 915am. ........ 5:30pm. . ' to the federal cta4 ,ury. Aiken, of Vermont, the senior Hcub.; . ?P "-uste, was among t Gui' d 945am 11:00am I MOrnirigWorshi Nursery Sen. George I). Aiken - $pn,pt sit tsitbout being swnsl Icaderr e plo ii to fli pu' .c the White Houat. tapes and other WatA"Ar?enemphas17.ed, "lgie Impresaon ,AiI-fCl8tS'.' - - wiiaaftr they are siibrnitt-sti th., ei - t mind the pub.k- - s but the 'r 130am Church Schonl Rev. William Picki-tI Pastor Rev. Kenneth Miller. Aisitt. Pastor MofrtngWcrPip $301 11a.m. - •- President to draw up continBut, even with swift pas.age, gency plans for the rationing of wintft could be nearly OVLr be- gasoline and other scarce fueLs. fore energy conservation rr.i'asBy BOB LLOYD Investigators Mid the Buick was hurled into sgners Ot We etter ures take hold completely, an Herald Staff Writer the westbound lane where it collided with a era%:o administration official said, Falcon station wagon driven by Joseph W. Hill of aii le1 It would take three er fotw An TItusvlUe liii) and his wife Judith were not inOrlando man and a Sanford thUd i.ej hi tana The bill is U or ouse ac on Seminole fuel allocation and rationing Count3 s 19.3 hlglWdy n the buick eru$ed In tia z w1 ttt-4 was hi, plans, Jchn effer, as'.2nt persons, the Florida Hlgh- ray Patrol reportei estingulahed by members of the Geneva to White Ik)PIWt13f Chairman Warren G. Magnu- Saturday. Volunteer Fire Dertment. .iuhr, A. ti .ld the pne1, Trooper P. C. Wright said James George son of the Senate Commerce Earlier Friday )Oyear-old Vanta Buckner, .d to kc-e two Committee outlined a schedule Sebeck, 35, oF 5554 Old Qieney HIghway, 1309 Olive Avenue, Sanford, was killed on the sey administration liroposals - that could have the nation re- Orlando, was dead on arrival at Seminole same stretch of SR 46 at Geneva when a station - Ministers Morning Worship Casselberry UMYF .. - COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17 92 at Pi,s.y lidgiRd. . , i series ot technical amendments to switch to coal. offered by the Nixon adininisThe bill also would direct the )Op rn FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £ 3rd St. Rev.Virg'lL Bryant - - - tratin. and Sunday Stool g4i GIve __ I L scheduled votes on the Alaska and pubic services, Lncluding pipeline and mandatory fuel al- schools. The Piesident could location bills, also move to increase fuel sup- I'n'sbvu'rjun - - -r'riq __________ , H, W73-,anford, Florida 327/1 - Cvenlngworijip Wed Priyir & Praise ' . , tiovemuer 1100am 730pm 7:30pm ConquerorS Meeting Sunday ....... . rlt 11:00* in 66th Year, 10 MorningWor-sPip S&jndayEyening - S' Uray d ___________ 9EaslSerondStre,s Church Training.... tenng Worship E uth hrant 1100am. - *I' - 't u"t. Matthew • _____ _____ ç ... lit ____ unuay, ,n 7:15.29 ____ We adults haven't outgrown the hunger for knov1kdgc. Most of u.s recognre that our sucntifi and matenal progress points up the crucial need for spiritual standards to bcliesc n. God has VitAl truth to impart to men. The place to look it up is your church. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST , astor - so.o-j4 -.. L' i L i iJpOn miS uIC unger or Lnowtwgc. tic .iiUtCiiS provam Of religious education is planned. That's why we urge parents to • .. ..- •. , foster a Christian atmosphere in inc home. It is also why the Church picwidcs religious Instn,ctton (Oflg before secular edUCation begins. And it accounts for continuing emphasis on YOtItlI and young adult activities in most congregations. - • . . - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 MlOrang, Street Sunday School 9:15am. M(wnlngWor$h!p II OQa m MVF2&ISufl-----700pm Evt. Worship 113 Sun. 7 3Op m Rbie5tudyWed 730pm ' . :.:: -: • .. Evangelistic - V • recentiy, Ofl ulSCoSenng something you didnt know, you murmured to ,oursdI, "Gotta it nslow - - . n • ii L I. r oUt It COntinUes 9ii InrOugu itiC. - - - - • mern.,. L L SOOL BibleStudy -------- 630pm EvangeIltic Service 7 COp m Wed Prayer I Praise 7 30p CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Swdand Estates Rev. Gary Itner Pastor e eIf in ck'ld. Man has a hu nger'or floss, gc. I' rst shows I... i hood and prompts incessant questions and casperaing elperi- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 4lWes , 5or.n P%WaY piji BibleClits 1O,00a.m Morning Worship 1100am Even. Worship :O0p:m. BbIeCIatse-sWed 730p.m. ( lsrits'un MYF 400p.m. '-Wed Prayer Service ...1Opm ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH StHesteiAve. Billy Gr.tf iri ..Pattor . enaie ___ 1 Hcnr) M Jackson, chairman hwered thermostats in public of the Interior Committee, Mid building,s, reduced speeds on he expects his energy bill to the nation's highwiys and rereach the Senate floor cti ¶trlcted operating hours for Wednesday, one day aft.'x- commercial establishments !'eflIf'( O',li'tI Morning Worship - - 7:30pm .. . - Evangelist BibIthOQi ............ 1Q.004.m. 7 00p m • _- . .9 ISa m 11 c1 m - . 'r-r Morning Worship 1. Wed BibleSludy 4:OOp.m Bb'eStudy 10:OOa rn MOfnirv1Or%hip flOOa r,Eyening5ervite ........AOOm. Wedneiday B-hIeCtas 7')Op m •. - ISCrystaI Lake Dr. LakeMary Fla Rev PISuID Tr.1511 Pastor Sunday School ISa ri GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd,,atWoodlawnAy, .. . . .. 1 ". .6' . - - Sunday .'-1 Prayer . -J r,rr . . ------ r - - __ - ' __________ LAKE MARY CHURCH I('IIW(!i%t -- WTRR Broadcast ..... 1:15 a m ChL.fthTralnirig e'vces .- - ____ WASHINGTON (AP) The In the past, the administration rush tots ard passage of emer- has threatened ti veto bills that ncy energy legislation has contain smll.ar proçosals. slowed but a key legislator In its present Form, the bill m - . ---- f5i _______________ = Ptipe Brewer Jr. - - -- and GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2lXOrlandoAve (1792) (Lutheran Church in AmerIca) William B Downey ----- Pastor ChurchSchool 900a.m. 1000am - r.1r , - .oi'shpSrvce - __________ . . - Pastor 9.15 a m 1030am Nurseryl •. k •' CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 PirkAvene CharIe-SN Crvrnp Evargelit cIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH PMk Avenue - . • - ___ EvarigeliSlicStrvice 700pm A*i1 .,ek Servsce(Wri) 7 COp m Pdursery Provided for all ser-rs - . - - 1100am. BibfrClass - School orn'ngWorthp ,• T:'- - _______________ CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship rjyj. • ________ . iericr-i -. _______________________ Evening Worship Wed EVeng SV'vtCe Wednesday 1l.OQ.m. 7:00p.m. -. - .-. J 700 - p. m - Asl7mblyWorship PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7424 Palmetto Aye. U Ho'c-s 945a.m. PWningWorstip tv.sflgelistic5eryicn '.-1 Prayer & , aai- - 700pm. - - J•j ,- - . I - _____ - CHURCH OF CHRIST 440 Palm Springs Dr. Allamonte Springs JameS P. Need:;am Evangelist Bbte Study ,, 10:OOa.m 945am UavthTr4snng EvI'nifig Worship Wed. Evening Prayer \ (.I,urcls Of (.I,r,.i )l .00a m 6:%Spm. 7:30p.m. - ----. -- . - . Rev Elmer A Reu-scher iinday School Kru.lergarten 'I L_ - •' l: 1l - .., PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Airport BIv. Rev Kenneth *-$it .. F'astor Ycrnirig Wflhip _ - -' 11:00am, 7 30p m O t dT r uMforaNewOay -- - ' zil 6 OOp m Youth Hour 103w 311s Place The Church of the Luther4n Hour nsc-t: 11OOa.m 7:30pm 730pm Wedries0avSer-vc, . 's SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1)7 Arporl Blvd Ph0ns323-9363 JamesC.vaugtn. M i-i School .a m. #,i er a rn JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1671 WritE itStrttf •- I a-.. -- ________ , _,( ' . r .-___________________________________________ ii - _ r I I - _______________________________________________ _____ . - - George GaUoway • LUTHC RAN CHUCU OF THE REDEEMER _____ m. (:I:riii,s, ______________ - _____ •-' W lndSt tMppI#Avt i PaS i)o'.-c SundaySchxl 9:15am Morning Worship l0:SOa ni ____ - J ( - - - -----,---. . - - - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonroe Fia DavtdJ Rich Pastor Sunday School 9 iSim Mcwnrt Worh-p 11:00am E in riqWsr p 7 30p m Wed Prayer Service 7 cip - -,,. I I1duIAH I Ic m I SW 'snn ---' w ma si ai* 7 For those who are opposed to capital punishment. and usually offer the response that "no one can prove that it's saved a life", 5 - May I remind them of this past week's tragedy in Santo trur, calif., wherein Edmund Emil Kt:Ilper Ill hifled tht women mis is the same individual who 10 y'srs c'arlii'r had killed hIs ptcrn.a1 grandareat'i ',i.-......ef Ihz 1ltt i,Ik'ni wits fit'.' tir.c ,,. in ii Inenlal in5tlt&ilJon...and the rest Is now I'm not much of a Ronald Reagan fan, however, on Oils particular issue, we are pcas-in4he-pod! I've been told that he appeared on TV thIs past week and expounded his views on this subject citing the case of 12 Californians who stere convicted of murder .....served a portion of their time in jail,,.and released, Each of these 12 subsequently killed other victiiui,.,22 Iliore as a Inzltter of fad Capital punishment? Am I in favor of it?...you bet my life 1 am! 011 Reagan, It's the "little" things which . &0O itiIll:i. uwenough? According to colimmist Shana Alexander, she inter-viewed Governor Reagan prior to the recent California elections. Some of her questions revolved around the tax reform wograrn which Reagan was endorsing. 'lie-In on some of this dialogue "Finally, I grit in to see the governor at his regular stt'ekly press conference. The topic was still Proposition 1. and the room zinged with funny niwutiers, very big ones. "Is it a !l63 million tirplti governor. or a !17 mflhion deficit?" I'Iie legislative aoah st hasn't been right yet," Mr. 1tezi'an replied, adding tint he did nut itimse-If uutend to nitpick over !600 million. LIke I said, ssbat's a tnte !600 million fricndc ;tuuiing-t - .-- . ,' ti , I I - .- ............ .... - NEW SCHOOL SITE SITE OF the Sabal Point Elementary School on Wekiva Springs Road in Sweetwater Oaks was visited Friday by Robert Hughes, principal and a group of eachei's of the ncw school. Students and teachers are currently on the afternoon session at Forest City Elementary. The school is expected to be completed in August and students should be in the school by next September. Many trees are being left on the site to Tttd thc Herald Photo by Elda Nichols �2A — The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 11, 973 Sunday, Nov. 11, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald - Can World Princess The - Succeed? - _____________________ __ ___ tra police to guard her, and to nlizi proe Pd Jr in such matters. They ing a commoner. ( Marks home in search of 111 A tenplumped for a big wedding. much more manly than those rorists. • • So Princess Anne ill chinless wonders who used to Then Princess nne cannot married to Captain Mark marn into roalty in the old b1' 1be Phillips on November 14 in days,' one loyal subject corn0rk Philtips Westminster Abbey, which mented.) a t Ti II seats 2.000. Like sone fairy Just as she was not allowed have to hav servant for tale princess she will arrive to choose the style of her own Anne can neither cook nor at the abbey in a gilded coach wedding, so Princess Anne's sew nor d housework She escorted by the Household olans for a honeymoon have rias never ueefl traineu ior Cavalry In their scarlet oeen vetoed. Her idea was to these chores tunics, slip away with Mark to The 'wilhavetoentertain Princess Anne Elizabeth Switzerland for a skiing holii • i , .h see I' a r Alice Louise, who is in direct day. '?' a1 Oi tiiOS4. 4iiO pninctings Ii mci t th s1 t th ui th ill join ' __ .4' - 'I -i. I 't kJ lj' — - --.---- - —.I_. '. . ... - - . her mother, _____ ' '' -• - -: iaCr the Queen's Dratnn (uards, _______________ 3 ________________________________________ ______ Ii he 0 fl I ' ' - - - ' - • ', - • d fui . A MASS I yE R US H H 0 U R 1 \ I V \ where the sla ith the se __ .. TaTw5 'iiIi-;t rinmt ri- nt:v not on lv htve roiht np -- .... -- - - . ''c j - -' k. - ' . - t hIçfl, -__- •- .• -fl--. - -. - - . - P ____________ -- - .- -=- -- U-.— - , Reinforced government troops moved SAIGON (AP) against North Vietnamese forces near the Cambodian border today, trying to block a Communist advance apparcnily aimed at opening a supply route through Quang Due Province, military sources said. The sources said the troops, backed by artillery and at kat 60 Ic cUes! air strikes a day, were pushing northward 14 prom the district town of Kien Due and along a secondary highway from the provincial capltal of Gis Nghla. The nitItary sources said the government !r000s are being bombarded heavily by Ruulanmade 13'im cannon In the fighting about 110 mIles northeast of Saigon. The go.crnment earlier said it hai moved sonic 3,000 fresh troops into Quang Duc Province. to if : s t'tIIVU •ltuIL tiIng 4iuout iot•ntitai .gree- nit Into unirgenc> session to in rcent months Alter read- meet on Sunday to sign the radio said that the peace plan, dIp' could ining about the princess s MiddI? East peace plan. worked out through U.S. &cii volve Egynt's blockade of Istemper tantrums in front of Thetwoconthatantshadbeen tary of State Henry A. KIssInraell I thefledSe U newsmen, the public was in- txpected to meet today, but a ger during his tour of the ff1 ithK I - - I _______ -I. - __I_ F - I ___ .. 1 ___________________ -- -, -. - . -- . . r .. - - ______ - - - - - - --. .___._-_ - -,'._-_- - - -__,.___-___., . __ . - .. - r-b_________ ___ -- - -- - - • -. - i..- - ____ _______ - - :' - "- I .. . - - .. " ,, - __ ________________________________ ... ,.-- .i --,.-- _____ 1. ... k c -- - - - • --- - . A / I ., _zu ______________________ '' - " - ______ ' i f-" ___________________________ - -------- - - . -... £:.:t, - . ., . - - . -- - '- - _,__& r v -- '- . __________________ Seminole Emergency Medical (c-unit1, Vt uist ii wu a iv Campbell Park, Deltona speaker Public Invited No 14 fln-m - ttatinn will NIow ncl . - - - visiting parents "-''• -. Sanford SemInole Mi Association 7'30 n m Cultural -- - ______ - - - - - ..- - or on --..- ____ - ______________ fl r:d frr th - - -. - ()r' V -r. . ri r' r h S J LUIJ Card iarm.s 'wisored ii) Xi Epsilon Zeta ted that China may propose folbw octal hour members Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi C- t it 1' mdtnr to tIn est.aband g'iet. in. itid. Bar Stables, East Colonial. iislunczit of formal diplomatic a , beginning at 6 p.m. relations between Washington League of Womefl Voters - - and the People's Republic. ii & iiBut (iwu repeated]) has Inout Semino e Jaycees stated that the United States Turks Shoot, 5j 436, across niiit bn ti' itl.itionr with the fro n ['name Lakc IJrn.i lii Iaitn trnniint txforc I'i noon 'Ill dark kiog and Washington can enjo) win dipl&in ties Dcpt Sanford Wornans No zn— Cuet speaker, John T rn t C1b tn-t. at i p.m. for crtI nt" plao.ned durint VLinhtdh, rcgio'- a 1t prsideat, gr isit to China, a Li S oft N. 15 Waddeli and Reid Inc., Xl tial said shortly after the party Redding Gardens Birthday EpsII01 Zeta Chapter, Beta arrived here, lie said Kissinger Nov. 13 mixed card night, 4;As rl&t, H f-kr,j, C .--- J - ! c .' 'i The heart of telephone switching systems produced at the local plant is a tiny sealed Crossreed switch. Around these switchies electronic systems are : 1gchurho• Fvrw,r& I4om i tfl chMge. Co,1..e JI C,..,...i C..J1,, r JUUI I FUIICIMI * Her your chance to sy P,t t,rr Chrtrnas ri a ery pocaI way Ihs season THE WOflL[) IN 1973 makes the ktnd of grit lasting ? remembranc throughout the iNQUIRIES INVITED tele - - ' . 39 ';... .'. b!r . ' f1. ' - . . fl99 r' , ' has 30 students and Hartwlg said sell-help courses will soon be available (or employes rangIng from basic to advanced electronics. — — ------- ('v' I THE WORLD IN 1973 SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD POUGHKEEPSIE. N.Y. 12601 I Enclosed is $ ________- Please send ____________ - I copies of The World In 1973 at $495 each to , '1 c- P . t- 1 your future IT'S tt furnace with a future' -' '- -4.. " CHy nd S4a1e —_-—___-Zip No. AUofoww.ksford.hv.ry. liantwsses and itiove through the plant to finally become switching systems customized to the needs of individual customers. Address t __ (Iuiu- nian Mao T5e-tung. - _j I j $artford. Florida 3177' Subscr,pt#Ofl Rates b, - 99c • _________ U CAROCELLE COUNTERTOP -- SWEATERS,54r NOL!CTRIccONNECTSTOI99 - / SOUTHERN AIR ,. - . , - '• iorroco I ' - - - RE6599 --- FEMININE NAPKINS MULTI VITAMINS FURNITURE 'C PINS CASSELBERRY ________ -. ,---- - -, ., ' -r - W - ' PROCTOR - for 2 SLICE TOASTER AUTOMATICPOPUP TOASTTHEWAYYOU LIKE IT' MODEL. 20612 OR T61 lB • • -r - 88 99 18 ci. LOZENGES _____ -- ----- ri • - FRONT - 28 INCH FORK ANDSPOON.... ECT MORE CABL.E HAND CARVED WOODEN (REG 499) . , . c. j. Lee strife cable TWO DIGGINGS FOR ROME SUBWAY ROME (API - Homes subway systan slated to be fin" • S-ML-XL OF SANFORD INC. 100 N. 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TAORNU(E , - - ONE SIZE IN BEIGE ' - :ji'" _ M001L627 -: ecause Air Conditionjn an be added easilyistailation by experts mfort guaranteed. Name --------- I I "• '- .:--'--- L 1O RE p. -- F - - SUPERLECTRIC 'i. -T ,iC OVER SWITCH'CHROME GUARD ) t'A'vTY HOSE 'iv- 1l p, •— %us,l" NUDE - } DELUXE FAN FORCED • TIP -, - - .-. ' :. Forty Stromberg-Carbon employes recently completed Computer controlled niactiincs are used in wiring of panels and testing of switching systems at the StrombergCarbon plant. Components are assembled from tiny printed circuit boards to massive cable y' to come The striking and dramatically illustrated vol. urne of history as we lived It recounis one of the most O*Ctin9 views years in n decade *ith thousands of words of text and hundied of eye-catching photos in color and black and white. There's nothing like it and its yours for the astonishingly low price of Only $4.95 through this newspaper. For friend or relato. Order your copy today Address of service with diligence" , L c*wZ: AUTOMATIC'INSTANTH(AT 'fV Recreation Association was formed at the plant and plans are in the development stages JU111J17 "Offering you a complete line ! L* U LEC IIFATEP 1) -F-' 9 .'' phone systems not only for in- Ied in i, ls still far I rcrn dependent exchanges but npl(on. One of the probprivate systems for office ks-na is Oat the city Is built on buildings, motels, hotels and lop of a storehouse of riñia. Factories as well. Switchboards Yrben engineers Urn something for the systems are aLso a local ip, all digging stops and the of tm becomes a national Stromberg-Carbon produci' inonunuit. Hartwigestlmatesso per cent of the plant's employes are from the Sanford area. The rest live within a 25 mIle radius. "We find a lot of good people in this area. They're trainable and we've established a variety of programs." "The employe enthusiasm is amazing and encouraging to management," hlartwig said. Recently an Ernployes ____________ ,p -- * :' ir FAN FORCED - - Wrap the World cor __. Dinnr, for Redding Gardens' Colonial Dr Orlando, liar-twig, industrial relations manager. 'We expect to have 1,100 employes here by late January and projections dicate additlon of 300 employes a year depending on our markets." , " ' ' completed an expansIon to 268,000 square feet of manufacturing space. This year the plant has a $4; tiullin payroll. "We now have (acilitit:. fr tremendous growth," said J. ( 0 ____ 7 - A company-backed managemeat development course now Ii t- hir1 ,',t II at It e Independent telephone cornponies across the nation Stromberg-Canlson, a sub- built that handle that brings a long and ___________________________ -. -. , sidiary of General DynamIcs., took over a 104, square loot plant In July 1971 and recently t Evtrgretn Cemetery with Rev A flraJtord DinsrnOre first _____ eeshiftsatt.he their high school education in courses at Seminole Junior College and arc now reuisin their diplomas. ' ra i i i - - F' r - J _____________ near Interstate Four assembling components for electronic telephone switching equipment that is sold to more than 1,700 Kr-icier said statements for 1974 Chamber membership dues will be mailed to members r - ' ) Oviedo Band Parents Bazaar, situation, Kissinger s attempt- the late John Furman Pearson, ('harlotte, N C four grandctiilwhite elephant sale, and bake trig, sources S.'I), to ease (Thi i an i itinc rea tgrr..'i sale, 10 a.m. to p.m., Butler anxi'tie, about recciit Funeral Notices Plaza, SR 436 & howell Branch US -Soviet cooperation in Brisson Funeral Home that PEARSON MMS MARY LIZ cia n an.'v ABETH—tunirftI qyjj for County Arts Build ' SthandOalc Ned Seminole unit m'eting Campaign Financi I be L, is a in guest artist Altamone(J)mm(nf5 C'urch ' t OTI JR School dAd 7 45 pm Pau IkIty hornecomlflgvarr4%al, noon to7 Lcnwood - - (1ttbhou'. --lUrr our drugs fresher too I ' - Stromberg-Carbon's Sanford That Special Someone MRS MARY PEARSON she formerly lived in Sanford Self Defense for Women, SJC, Mrs Mary Elizabeth She was a member of First I207&38, 7 30-10 p in No ( more Pearson, 88, of 68 S Grahan United Methodist Church of No 11Center, U S 17 92, and Fair- than 200 artiller pieces into the Ase, Osledo, died Thursday Oviedo American Red Cross Disaster mont Avenue, 10 a m tO 5 p iii South since the cease fire 10 rnght Annual TuI} aki Steak in Charlotte, N C Born in Survivors Include son, James 7 30 p.in, months ago Dinner at the Fleet Reserve Action Team meets, Mtilv, m) Ala, she came to F Pearson, OIedo, dau,hter, ' In discussing the Middle East Florida 48 years home 01 Wt First Street Qualits Inn, SR 43-4 & 1-4 Dr ago Wife of Mrs Frances P Kendriik, William Meek, chattri rvigig from 2p.m. N % U ' solatile situations in South Viet- ii Ufl and C-.trnbodia American intelligence offiiiaLs report North Vietnam has Fantasyland table show and inosed more than 70,000 lightChristmas bazaar, Garden ing men, 400 tanks and i-i This allows us to sell consistently for less Volume keeps 1/ Tziti) 1:Lci1Iph.otIpcupeuI Kissinge Israeli Premier Golda Meir Nov Id0p 10 & 11clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, tenants, Sanford Public South Seminole Ja)cees Casselberr), 8 pm Publit Housing Project. 1 pm Turke) Shoot, SR 436, across Invited from Prairie Lake -' j Calendar t - -- Semi nole year at a meeting in U N -controlled Although not disclosing the territory along the Cairo-toSuei agenda (or the (our-day visit, road, hit '.' Expanding - anted clarification on some The radio broadcast j'ired lather, Prince Philip,' made no Imniled a liftin" of the _________ aspects of the was the usual comment. six-point propos- comment about signing an blockade •.•. but the Washln ton But the British are a sport- al. agreement on Sunday, but said r5ion F • said nothin about the loving nation, and the fact ______ Cairo's semiofficial Middle the Tel Aviv government was matter that cnne is skilled in hor- East News Agency said that dissatisfied with some aspects scmanship has n asrong Egypt has accepted the peace of the proposal announced in public, accord, but it was not (mine- Washington on Friday. There was a wave of sym- diatelv clear whether the Is"We want to sign," said one IT) pathy for the princess followIsraeli official privately, "but irig her spectacular fall from we want to be certain we un. her horse at the European K ic ci .. ririr derstand what it means' equestrian championsnips I i ,,;, I I I I The TI 1 held in Kiev Soviet Russia in Stajduharn, said In Cairo that September. "Plucky," .game," "good sport" were representatives from Egypt 4Orne of the adjectives apand Israel would meet at3p.m. • plied to Anne. who cracked Sunday — 8 a.m: EST — pn the hEr collarbone In the fall. 11ot.s have mailed to Suez-ô-Calro ro1 about 60 th At least one member of Greate - Sariford her of ""_ rni1esfromtheEpUan capital e roya •arrn y $sn t atraiu V/it C Coerce riwmbers or the for the signing Princess Anne And Mark Phifli to compete with 9,rdinary folk Iectlon of 10 directors to se've tenii - . . Can they make it work? Is another ['EKING (/iP) — u.s. SecreMeanwhile In Beirut the au- thr-C rears t&ms. tary of State Henry A. Kissin- thoritative The Chamber directorate newspaper An Naicr flew into mainland China bar reported today thata peace consists of 30 elected member-s today for "wide-ranging meet- conference to settle the Arab- serving stagger-cd three year lags with Premier Chou En-lal Israeli conflict hegm terms and five directors apabout Indochina, the OIddle By DONNA FSTES seat comfortably private meeting kIL10 in Gens'va. The news- pointed by the president to East and possisly stronger paper Herald Staff Writer chen and stage. quoted Western serve one year terms, making a busine The fest1viUe will Indude a shufflebcLrd cienUficandcu]tural cliplematic sources as saying total of 35 dIrectors. AI4TAMONTE SPRINGS — Dedication of the match between Public Works Director Donald that Egypt, Syria and Jordan The 10 directors whose terms citys new civic center and recreation park Bundy and Cowicllznan Helen Keyser, at 3:15 Foreign MinLsterChi Peng-fef were expected to atted are expiring are eligible for regi and Vice Minister Chlao Kuan Arab side, located on Magnolia Ave.mw, two blocks west of md a horseshoe match with city officials, election and their names apKissinger at the Chinese Maifland Ainue will begin at 2 p.m. today with Scheduled at 1:15 p.m. is a softball game . pear on the ballots. Volie S't1h aiis judge of the 18th judida' circuit betcen the rn -nor s 'It himli team and the uipttal's airport with diplomatThe paper did not say wheth Names of groups of directors as guest speaker I(' delegations from several na- er the talks would be directed with icr-ins expiring in 1974 and police department, followed by a basketball game with the lire department vs. the recreation through a third party. There 1975 00 not appear on the The civic center was designed by architect department at 5:15; co-ed teams for a "Oh it's nice to see you was no official conrlrinatlon of ballots. Robert Webb and built by general contractors, volleyball game at 5:45 and a softball game at again," :issinger told Chiao, the report from cltxier the Israel Chamber executve John whom he had seen recently at goiernment or the Arab Krlder Sorenson and Fletcher on a 17-acre site The 615 Playingsoftball will be the pollution control said ballots must be $250,000 center is financed t1uough utility tax and city garage men against the water and the United Nations in New countries involved. returned to the chamber office rtvunues. York The six-point plan, released by Nov 19 arid will be counted sarutation department employcs fl recreation parks has a shuffleboard court, Kissinger's sixth trip here in Washington, was contained Nov Activities for school age children will include basketball, tennis and baseball facilities, a was in stark contrast to Jill) in a letter from Kissinger to kick ball and obsIdcle Chamber directors will hold picnic position and will esentually hase a field 1971, sthen he faked a stomach U N Secretary General Kurt their fourth quarterly and Regular park hours are 7 a m to 6 p m, icr botball. The paik was financed by a $125,000 supervLcc'd Monday and Fridziv; 7 ache in Pakistan and, under the Waldheim a.m. to 10 organizational meeting Dcc. 11 IA. . • '-. ' I' mr ' rant from dii kdiral p m , fut.4iy, % idnesda) and Thursda), o er of darkness, (1e s&eretl at 8 15 a in at the Chamber government with matching funds from the city supervised, Saturda) 11 a m. to to the Chinese capital That trip The letter said Egyptian arid building, Sanford Avenue and p m, supercoffers pased the way for President Israeli representatives may First Street, and vised rind Sunda> 11 a m to & p in, unwill elect The civic center has an auditorium which will s.ised Nixon a sisit to Peking last sign the pact as early as today officers For the coming 'ear _____________________________________________________________________________ - I Plant Is SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) "Now I'll have to wait' until March to go to school," said the dIsgruntled young man who until recently was studying to become a teacher. He is among thousands on Chilean students whose futures are In doubt because the military government continues to keep many schools and universities closed and others under tight military control. When the junta overthrew Marxist President Salvador Allende In September, pnlmaty and secondary schooLs, as well as universities, were among its chief targets. The gencrals claimed the schools and universities were controlled by radical leftists. Nearly two months after the coup, the govermnent has not let up on Its purge of students and professors. Military officers have been named rectors of the universities, and all 77 schools thatglve teaching licenses are closed for the rest of the academic year. Rear Adm. Hugo Castro, the junta's,educatlon minister, said the chooL were clor.ed because they were teaching s on Marxist ideology. c g its educational policy, the junta said it seeks a lChi can education, essenUally scientific and cultural with much national content." MaY01 thIstudents who once attended primary and Aitamonte To De icate Civic Center ___ -- -4 Stromberg Chile School Delayed er _______ WEFILLMORE PRESCRIPTIONS THAN ANYONE ELSE IN FLORIDA... ' " 800 LINE SWITCHING SYSTEM TESTED By Harry Morris 1) and I)eimis \Vilkison before shipment to Suiittieasterzi Telephone at Tallahassee khi:iehart Rcad installation r " ___ ___ - Indochina Flares Up V et is in shanghai Lhina whei e pedestrians ihoke the road.s Mideast Peace Plan or?! - / I - - - - - will rattlround like two l aM M for pub I ir isisia u'. d -L 11 I IU LbL I IJil As ' - Yachtana:t cr u is e • / I I3ELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) William Cardinal Conway, the Roman Catholic primate of all gireland, has accused the British of "less than adequate" measures to protect Ulster's Catholics from Protestant terrorists. He said on Friday that more then 150 persons, most of them Catholics, have been murdered In Northern Ireland since early last year and that few of the victims were connected with the extremist Irish Republican Army. The British army retorted that 200 Protestants have been convicted of terrorist acts this year and 33 have been convicted of murder. - British throne, — '' / Cardinal Blasts British - . . -- / - si _____ ,' - -. . 1 .l.a\\ - BONN, Germany (AP) Chancellor Willy Brandt woE: parliamentary approval Friday of a bill that greatly liberalizes Germany's 19th century sex laws but cracks down hard on violence in the media. The bill permits restricted sale of pornography, allows homosexual acts between consenting persons age 18 and older and lift-s the ban on wife swapping and group sex. The law also restricts violence that minors can be exposed to through television or the mass media. .• , f Briefs German Sex Lax / LONDON — (NEA) — Prin- ing this winter. But there is little chance of cess Anne was hoping for a The vast majority of UnPrincess Anne twing treated 1uIet wedding in St. Georges tons, however, are all set for as an ordinary army wife. Chapel, Windsor, with only an emotional binge. They enFor one thlnu there is the the immediate family and a joy a bit of pageantry, like to id' , . • security prou.em. •p rin. 4, , , I .e irlenus present. see ie roa ami occa- Anne's presence at Snndhurst But the princess reckoned siorally in a u~remonlal role. • . . - - - News Really - I.. IL! I - O&CORATIE 4,,, - " RIG 188 ALUNUUI1AMI _________---- r -L STADIUML__I T -:. - ______________ BOXED CHRISTMAS FOAMiNrLCOERtO 1 &299c1L 99 449 �r '-- -7-" -_'z. -- -- - --"-- -----,-- "'"•- - IF"T'" {"'''W' I""''' "' -. '''' -- __________ - ............ 4A—The Sanford Herald ______________ - . - _- 'r'"- - -r MillionHonored Veterans Deserve The ir Own Day owe honorable servants of our country chose to live in Its area. day to honor all our veterans, both living and dead. This includes the 4,000 who died during the American Revolution and the more than 45,000 who have died during a the Vietnam conflict as well as a1 for their country in our other Fighting in World War Nti':. ii, lYR;. Tv.o I wars. on England chose Nov. 11, then known universa lly as Armistice Day, as the time for placing an unknown soldier that war in each nation's highest place of honor, France chose the Arch Triumph. England selected the Westminster Abbey. following year, on Nov. 11, 1921, an American soldier whose name was "known only to God" was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. 1926, Armistice official name for Nov. 11. Twelve years ler, in 1938, another Cor.re .1i&I ruo1uti nade the day -. natini1 holiday. lithe ide*listic hope had been realized that World War I to End All Wars, Nov. 11, might still be called Armistice Day. But de The In Day was made the was " The War only two years ter the holiday was proclaimed, Europe and shattered the dream. Sixteen and a half-million Americans took part. Some 406,000 died, The famili es and friends of these dead longed honor their memory. mis hope was realized when President Dwight Worl d War II broke out in for a way to TELEPHONE 3222611 300N FRENCH AVE.. 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. 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Although less than two-thirds of one per third dealer reported: "Car steers to right by itself...; cent of dealer warranty repairs on Cadillacs relate to wheel cannot be turned while t'ngine Is operating." power steering response, Mysterious Accident Cadillac added a magnetic Our papers d't attribute plug to its power steering all power-steei ing accidents 111111 . -- - . 1 Corruption: a system fueled by silence old days, that reason vanished when ticket 1111 We don't see how the owners can lose. After all, if a game isn't sold out three days before kickoff it won 't be televised. And think of the number of folks who'll win: the shut-ins, the sick and the diehard fans who've been turned away at the box-office, — Denver (Colo.)Post BERRY'S ORLO r One question lingering in the aftermath of the Agnew affair is why nobody blew the whistle sooner, Wily nobody in the Maryland construction industry squawked about having to make regular "contributions' to politicos until the Justice Department began to get hot on the trail of the - huge sums of pubic money are awarded in construction contracts. "It's a universal evil, a blinding scar on my profession," says New Orleans hitectCijarIes Colbert, former dean of the Columba School o(Archjieetiire, as quoted in the Will Street Journal. The architect dealing in public wutki is looked on by spirtng politicians as a "COW to be milked," says William Slayon, executive director 'if the American hstiuite of Architecture, They cnnot blink at the fact, however, that in Baltimore at l eas the criws were content to go along with the milking. it i a % : ______ 71;rr \ 'I I- - i V I .'P ( ~ e - __ _i. _~ - __ ) 'S-i . 7, , ffi~_, __ ~ Save 15% on select or of cordint. ing bedspreads. __-f 11I '_" ' !R7 ' -_*., "! ,--,,W ~, size Reg. $27. Our Tique bedspread Is Cotton :rayon Like the drapes. it has thermal loam backing for body. In full and king sizes at similar s3VInq5 ,. Sze - t4' , ,A, '.-q . , • 1r4 M"4'-J' .'t.. ki 1 1 13 $ 30-50" adjustable Citation fluted steel traverse rod adjustable. 1" diameter. 50-90 adjustable. $19 90-150" adustable, $28. Sale IS S l 12.1 twin size Reg. $25. Kinston Is a richly colored floral print throw style bedspread. Top is rayon! acetate. Polyester filling and cotton backing Comparable savings on full, queen and king sizes a prices effective thru Saturday. e Many other styles on sale not shown herel Ray Crorriley - - Jaworsk i 's nightmare: birth of Nazism ______ .-4'_____ _' - ' -- .'S' -' - - -; - -- 4 -. -'- - - ' -'- — - - This writer does not personally know Leon Jaworski, the man President Nixon has named to succeed Archibald Cox as special prosecutor for Watergate and associated crimes. Hut one thing is certain: Jaworski came back from helping prosecute the Nazi criminals after World War II with a deep and burning hatred of the Hitler men and a nagging worry that Nazism could happen here. Fifteen years later his fears had not lessened, "Apathy and indifference to a course of wrongdoing of Political leaders aud acquiescence in their evil practices can prove to be as helpful as active assistance." he said in 1961. '.., It was the business of each German citi.t'n to know what went on in his nation." Vet, he said, many Germans remained silent "when opposition should have been sounded." Jaworski has asked himself time and again whether Americans will always have the will needed to expose and oppose leaders who go astray. lie regards as especially dangerous those leaders who take illegal actions in th-? name ofpatriotism. That is no mitigation. he has said "Many of the Nazis - in the wrongs were inspired by a sense of patriotism they committed when the means employed are wrong, the results cannot be of lastinggood." Jaw,rski believes lie and all of us have learned from Hitler what institutions must be kept strong and unimpaired if we are to keep this nation from heading in the direction of Nazism: A tree press willing to unmask demagogues and tyrants. A strong judiciary willing to strike down oppressive official acts. Churches which light for love and against hate. Mimi- and schools which teach us regard for our fellow man as well as the fully of rule by force. "It is well to take an honest inventory," Jaworski has said. "In the early 1920s, there swept across the United States a movement in the form or a secret order based onprejudice, hate and oppression. The participants marched, threatened and flogged; they seized power and exercised it with flagrant disregard of the cunctitutinnal rights of American citiivns htv itif iltt'ati'd IIJ1JIU office - t'', cii jud icii I office. 'l'iwr took an oath of allegiance to their organization in conflict w th the t ru'.' principles of American lsn',. It was not surpris' in that the less desirable elements of our citizenship found this order so much to their liking but it was alarming that good men, righteous Christian citizens, joined this move- - - iiuttlic, I't tutu:iiig to pi' it u1iicial, 54tI aries commensurate with what they could receive in private industry, creates situations of great temptation that even basically decent men cannot resist. The temptation is all the greater when "everybody does it;' and nobody complaint And even if a poltician dOes not line his own pockets, hi.' I c tIn' lrutm oft ii-in the ever-irnri'astng nounf ul money needed to finance election campaigns. There Is no such thing as cheap government. We get what we pay for, either directly in taxes or Indirect!y through bribery, extortion, kickbacks, influence peddling and other evils, all of which are ultimately paid for by the pullic. Too ___ - - - - ---..-- - 4 - -- , -.:. = .- .' .- - --'-- =- --- WASHINGTON (NEA) locked out of the cozy system. P ublic. Reg. $10. Our famoui Tiquo damas draperies are cotton/rayon jacquard. Their thermal loam acrylic backing helps to insulate your home. They're available in elegant decorator cclors 50x84"L, reg. Sli, Sale 9.35. Similar savings on a wide selection : 'hr' cii.'s i~ I L 10 - In other words, architects and engineers, like the rest of tic when we silent' tolerate political abuse, get the kind of government they But it is not simply a caM' of timid businessmen and venal politicians conspmrcng to milk the biggest tow of all, the ~ 4 - existed for the local television blackout on home pro football games and it probably did in the sellouts became the rule, 9ti i 7 t Surely somewhere along the line, some engineering firm that had lost out on a contract would have raised a stink unless, of course, it was afraid if it did it would forever be I Durable single control electric blanket 01 poiyester/rayonicolton Full size, 14.49 85050,63., 95 Sale 22 twin Twin size system in 1973 to pick up even sponsor of the amendment. to the lack ot the second Virtually all the responsible lawmakers, constitutional filter, but the Center for Auto the smallest metal parti" scholars and others who spoke on the issue emphasized Safety speculates that many cles .... To our knowledge there heavily that the point of congressional chk on a 'presi are no steering lockups. acci- "mysterious Cadillac accident's nominee was to scrutinize him solely on the basis of dents, or injuries related to dents.. .at tr,buted to driver fitness for the office - to make sure he was a man of high this condition." errors" may actually have caliber and status, qualified in every way to hold the prestdencv if that should happen. L , llayh f,It that, ht' circumstances Liig ur *e % I •qu I i i , , picking of a new vice president would inevitably be dire, the countrr would be "in no mood to tolerate political We're going to enjoy football more than ever chicanery. this fall, knowing we can watch the Broncos play It was generally agreed that a president ought to be allowed to have a man not simply of his own party but one at home before sellout crowds. If ever a reason with whom he could have a good and compatible working Despite Vice President Agnew's newly strengthened determination not to resign even if indicted, talk abounds here over the role of Cong:ess in the choosing of a suc• cessor. Much of it is off the mark. Several leading Democrats have indicated that thr' two houses they command, which must approve the President's relationshi ç choice by majority vote, ought to do so only if he picks a Lewis F.. owell, now a Supreme Court justice, told a i man without 1976 presidential aspirations, a man who Senate hearing this should hold true even if it meant, in could properly be described as a bench-warmer. practical terms, giving a president "the power to appoint a In some cases, the pe.e who argue thus have more onpotential successor" - words implying this could hap pe n their minds than just giving some Republican the presum• 1 subsequent election. ed advantages that to with incumbency. There is resent' In that same year. I3ayh said he believed all Democrats ment that President Nixon, with the Watergate clouds swirand Republicans "share the view" that scrutiny by Conling about his own head, might be able to capitalize on the gress should avoid politics and focus on fitness. troubles by advancing a strong prospect who could conInasmuch as the circumstances of emergency choice ceivably extend Mr. ixon's policy lines ines for many more would give the people no cL nce to act in the usual manner, years. either as a voting electrorate or delegates to a national Yet an examination of the lengthy debates in congresparty convention, most debaters saw Congress playing a sional committees which preceded adoption of the 25th or surrogate role as the body representing the widest "succession " amendment makes it overwhelmingly clear spectrum of the population. that responsible lawmakers wanted partisan politics to Some Democrats appear,however,tohayefo otte'that play no par' in congressional review of a presidential it was never intended that such a review should empower choice. Congress to decide where in that spectrum a new vice Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana, testifying in a Senate corn' presidential choice should fall politically. Baltimore alone. The potential for i exists eve rywhere that Winter Sprin _______ last thing Congress would dare to do." Ile was chie(Senate The shakedowns - there is no other name for them were, as Agnew lamely offered in his defense, "part of a long-established pattern of political fund-railing in the state," But why was It permitted to become such a long°" restablished pattern? Mrs, Clarence Snyde Nor is the "pattern" peculiar to Maryland or the city or 322441 hr 3 S73 -----& ca in February, 1965, said that acting in a mittee hearing ., O I .I I f, I ". IP Sale The Church and the campus have been members of the same family for centuries, Not alwaysclose, sometimes just distant relat.ves. And in a few instances, feuding, like when that third-century Latin church father, Tertullian, put down the relation between Church and campus by saying: "What li.,c , 'it tic v;: '.::;, J1e Academy with the Church? What between heretics and Christians" We have no need for curiosity since Jesus Christ, nor for investigation since the Gopcl." Tertullian represented, fortunately, a minority view within the Church that liberal arts and academic pursuits were unnecessary for true believers. This entire theme the inter-relatedness of processor and preacher - was the topic that Dr. 1. John Hes.selink, president of Western Theological Seminary presented to a convocation at hope College in late August. He points out that "when universities were organized in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, there was a close relation between theology, then the 'queen of the sciences,' and the li be ral arts tradition." The opposite of Tertullian exists today. There are many within the secular academic community who are sa ying, "What does the Academy have to do with the Church, does Athens need to really visit Jerusalem" Dr. Hesselink has a positive reply, pointing to the events of Watergate as a clinching argumenL He Is quoted in the Church Herald: "Certain men have already admitted that they were guilty of violating the law. Included in this group are John Dean and Jeb Magruder. I mention these two men in particular because they were so appealing and so impressive in their testimony before the Senate Committee. "Here we have two splendid specimens of the American ideal young and handsome, urbane and cultured, hardworking, disciplined and loyal - two of the brightest and best we could produce. But they tailed. Where did they go wrong?... I think the most revealing clue Is to be found in Magruder's testimony. At one point he tried to rationalize his act by pointing out that his ethics professor at Williams College had been involved in civil disobedience In protestin the Vietnam war. Magruder concluded, erroneously, that this provided a precedent for his own wrongdoing. This absurd and dishonest linkage Is demolished by noting that while Prof. Coffin acted publicly in symbolically testing th !w, Magruder actød in secret to violate the law. . ItI .: ;. Speck! 12 Church and campus the age of Watergate "One reaches a point w he re one says, even of Beethoven, even of Shakespeare, Is this all?" Mdous Huxley . '— David Poling, D.D. NEA ________ L - - -' Pit la . /: Herald Area Correspondents Ann Riley a • - - Don Oakley Bla c k Community Marva Hawkins 41 ". %4 ( ,.,. -) _1- 1. ------ j; on 15% oft Tique drape. bedspread coordinates. I . '--- .-.,- RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON P.&iqazln Editor I .. _____ WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller dirt screens in the I ' DAVID A. BRYANT 15°/o led bluntly to his Product Cadillac executives knew of need areas ii doesn't drop dec isively by •,.......... .:'!!.i::jjj . • .... . . . . . . ., 11 ______ 'm;':;1 --.: . . . -• January, the government's ..... rr- r-... ......... I .... i- JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor [mprovement Division that "we - .- Save all our ready-made drapes. GM official admit- more Key the missing screen. Cadillac's From hundreds of conil- And one Slipping In by the hazard as early as 1970, systems." (Ed. Note: This but did nothing to correct it statement underlined by Copley News Service bargaining begins, does not develop firm the economy, its political until they took half measures Cadillac in the original.) But Cadillac sent out no Also, there are nearly four guidelines here, the ripple will muscle and dwindling memmodels. i WASHINGTON—This has million nonunion workers who be Felt in next year's union bership, it has experienced engineer- danger warning to its with so many been a paradoxical year for become eligible for wage in- negotiations. some advances, thanks to the ing problems, the defect is customers. Some conscienOrganized labor. creases before this year Is over. Despite organized labor's UAW. linked to one tiny part In the t i o us Cadillac dealers, however, began replacing Big strikes have been averted II the Cost of Living Council deep concern over the shape Cadillac. there is only one of by settlements agreeable to screen to filter out the metal the dirt-scratched valves on workers, yet labor feels its grip chips that can ruin power their own instead of merely i C a dill a c ipflg tfl t mnmy k e y steering systems libtead ul clanini: ttfttfl. areas, the two screens GM uses in advised. Soon a tat backing There have berm some In.. on spool valves orders had ,. . some cheaper cars. . uf failure! vationsthlabor.nsgement iiit our request, the Center built up, evidence relations, yct fewer workers for Auto Safety, founded by in the Cadillac steerin 19 1 belong to unions today. Ralph Nater, e,uiniined thi " e" 11' midi971, in Detroit Wage seWements have been GM papers and concluded alone, 1989 and 1970 good, yet labor feels the that the steering defect in tile ecomony is being mismanaged . 1967-1972 Cadillacs could Cadillacs were pulling into % (lea Ier at the rate of four or and that workers will sti ffer. a f C ii U SC ;5 ( ive a week with "steering .. "While those who oppose "catastruahic.,.misfunction. -' problems (dirt, spool va!ve la unions sti ll like to talk ' 'Self-SteerIng' Hazard sticks, etc.)," the papers show. about the excessive power of _____ ' When metal, sand or other Magnetic Plug BIg boc, it's ba to believe tir.y particles are not fully 071 to #1 a , .. -- nited . ed from l Cadillacs, a small magnet ". States—even Riclurd Nixon— mechanism's valves, the ctng penni was installed - (bS to an increase in . steering wheel can lock, stick in the steeringessystem to pull ,-)c the federal mninimwn wage in briefly or even "self-steer." out the chips with iron in ~_' ' times of serious inflation, , The result, of cours e, may be them, although it still let sand ) ________ risking u wrath of a united a wildly swerving auto, I _ _________ and other dirt gothrough. By % or moment," said Jerry totally out of control. then, more than 1.3 million Wurl, an AFL-CIO vice Cadillac knew of the threat unrepaired Cadillacs were WES' _______ president and executive council at least by Jan. 5. 1970. ac already on the road. ___________ cording to the sensitive member. _______ •' ____ The Center for Auto Safety, 4 paper3 from GM's files. At "I' Mr. Nixon did so, and _____ ,, that time, a Cadillac field distressed by its Findings, has that labor could not persuade _____ -j. .''\ ,.. man told of two 1969 asked the Department of Congresstooverride thevef,j - -Cadillacs with ''slop- Transportation for an in. one of most kiling facts _ ____ .. py...sllpping" steering Whose vestigatlon of this "gross about wha t's wrong wi th labor Z.Z ____ J "catise' is probably dirt." ....... / violation" of GM's failure to today." ___ remedy the defect. At the same time the AFt,. Within months, dealer corn- report or CIO Is wondering where its Th e center, in private letters, plaints were pouring in as the wholesale price Index FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager Caused From Is ii: response to the loose on the nation's high- floodofhaz.ardWarfliflasWaS ways with potentially dan to do virtually nothing. gerous defects in their power Cadillac told dealers pristeering, which could have vately that "we believe prob seen corrected for pennies. 1cm cause has to be dirt. dential General Motors . Tbip !9~anfvrbferalb oeefl . later, Fiance and of - N More WASHI GTON Cadillacs are million than 1.3 Labor c,rip 11,'i973—SA ti JP,.iur,Sy4CiIR me' . those who died ended at 11 a.m, I years tt t v.,flitt 1171 b —____________________________________________________________________________ For Sunday, Nov. by Jack Anderson that they have all County The Sanford Herald Coffins Eisenhower signed the bill proclaiming Nov. ii, England hills, the prairies glistening in the sun, Veterans Day. the wide and rising plains, the great mountains, Today this notion is on the threshold of 200 and the sea. He means that he loves an inner air, years of freedom and this makes the purpose of an inner light in which freedom lives and in the Veterans Day even more outstanding. it is which a man can draw the breath of selfrespect." owe life as we know it to the veterans. The truly distinguishing trait of our The UN Ambassador, Adlai Stevenson, once American veterans is loved said, "When an American says that he loves his and believed in, have been willing to fight and country, he means not only that he loves the New die for this precious inner light and inner air. Today is dedicated to those Americans who have given of themselves in order that we may remain a nation of free people: Today is Veterans Day. More than 29 million veterans are living prpof that Americans are capable of greatness. Today, we owe these protectors of freedom a tribute. We these brave souls our respect. This is one day set aside and dedicated to world peace, a day when a missing arm is once aga;n a red badge of courage. eminole is exceptionally fortunate to have a large number of veterans living within her borders. 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Sales of slide rules are off about 25 per cent, says one w;mufacttirer. The only thing [lie slide rule still has going lot- it, ays anrjIhtr. is that an electronic calculator capable of doing everything a good slide rule can do costs about 10 times s much. But even this will change as calculator prices continue, uh, 1iding down. Cverything is done by pushing buttons these days. 0 IF ' ql~~ .. -- "It's done In clay - I Jaworski went on to say that even though the organization clearly advertised that it sought to take the law into its own hands and that it stood for principles which violate our constitutional guarantees "still good men joined.' There were, says Jawnrksi, "floggings and burning Lrosses and eerie parades and secret plots. And still good men joined... One shudders at the thought of what this movement would have done to our land had it not been checked." i it not true that e still find But Jaworski has written" in our midst - movements predicated on me of the same diabolical principles that formed the background of Nazism? So Intent do we become to force our views on others that at times our adversaries are .cmeared and blackened and evei subjected to economic reprisal." - call it 'Authotity'!" - 4. -.. Sale prices effective thru Sunday. CPenney Open Sunday 12:30 - We know what you're looking for. 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Pair 1-- - ___ ____ - - (14 to r) Ralph Ray and Mrs Denise Swain, English in program Sterch "s Continue o Ear _______________________ ___ r .-=-~— --F7~ tinding ttidcn( riter h \ational (ounul of Teahet of Lngli1 She is a student at Seminole Junior College under the early admission 2-1 I isa Borhaug, Ithonda hut-1 a - ._._A ___ NYLON -JANE Prescott of Seminole High School has been cited as an otit- 5~000 , .$ - v ZA ~ ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN WRITING - - — 100 - * lla~ yz EARNGAIDSAVAILADLE - - r,W~~ _~4 FREE HEARING EVALUATION ______ - I ... Vickie Allbright and Dana Brooks Pho t o U - _- - - - . Juliet and Dana Brooks as Romeo with a supporftg cast of Carol Jack, Carolina Hess, Jimmy Edmonds, Paul t,alm Tatta Deas, Robin Fletcher, , f ___ * t -. - featuri ng - -- I ' ____ WRANGLER WESTERN WEAR—WRANGLER BOOTS& MOCCASINS - LADY WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR BANDERAHATJ—TONYLAMABELTS&BUCKLES IF -- i0m - - iE-: T7 -4.4 - I -±: - - offlI - & ________________ - ;i______ EMM no 2' _4 I —1_ ,- - J - I - _ --- - t __ 11 .- - . - LA--zr--- 28 First Quality - - - - - h-tilt -said Friday thc corpora The play, Romeo and Juliet. revised by a member of the cast, Vickie Allbright, Into a modern day comedy, was a very successful production at Sanford Middle School, Nov 2, during fifth period by the eighth grade English class. The overture, played by Bandmaster Pete ilukurs advanced band. added con. I - LIGHTS st Enoy the old fashioned country feeling while - - Z .11 . A __ - dent ri -- -- U . 6 Light j 1 t'y ____ 1 _, .i - J' I~ _~Yvmlw 1W - - - - - w~ ____ I !_ ' __ - 1 I a .- ~ men(ationtatUeBoerbe -i MODERN VERSION OF ROMEO & JULIET - -. banks, had recel ed a staff Fee J — Miniature Christmas I! Class Presents Revised Version Romeo & Juliet NI -J - _________________ _________ - 4 17 eI '* I u J . __ round the htnise make the young person feel he belongs and is contributing. If they have no responsibility then they do not feel that - the are ne'd"d or wanted. : = z_ pollutirg subd fuels only if the grower "had "hausted all _____________ 1. j- - A. - =:._::: ! a i - -'rrr' '; .;, r,III, responsibility. Cleaning their rooms, mowing the lawn, - - I I 1 -1 I 61 .1 ( i 1 Box Of 50 ~ guidance counselors and another assistant ;'r'incipal on ' Centers 4-.11 . Structors; Miss Prescott; and Principal Don Reynolds. (Iferald PhGto by Bill Vincent) - M Z - 4 h - - -. ' _. Key BL Ci trus growers in the past used solid fuel such as old tires to warm their groves when the temperature (Upped below the freezing point, but state regulatioris [101W smo e. ---- _4 Cordial R 4 Z - city. "But a number of plants have shut down for two or three meshifts or longer because of the I -r fiber shortage Most of the nation's synthetic, petroleum based fibers are produced in the south, chienyin 4 By DON T. REYNOLDS 1' Northtaroltnii,SouthCarolina, Georgia and Alabama As a high school principal whose job It is to work with "Just in the past couple of % uIlIU' oph I getan opportunity to olmt re first h and 10 day fiber protht tr Ii of today s problem youths Three4ourthsof all the time nt nouncedcutbacks of fibers used by the administrators of gh schools is spent with these in the textile industry, which problem causing young people. could result in plant shut. At Seminole High School there are two security guards, downs," he added. I spend full time -_ --two & -aris, z..... "'.hz zs1stLnt principal .hat - _____ -_ - -_ - linebacker and offensive sould you believe, snake __________________________________________________ _#Ilt I __ t . nvrririu CENTER ' _1 i - / temenedom virry over effect in th3 schools. ne student that (k:nUt respect ci his parents will not respec his teachers or the rights of others in the classroom These students are not happy students They lack the security of knowing where far they can go then they they stand. If they know stay within they will contirtially test to find out. Parents, it is necessary for you to establish rules and regulations for your children and make them abide by them. It does not work if you are Inconsistant. You must not inforce the rules part of the time and ignore them part of the time. It Is also necessary for you to give your sons and daughters ithlete .. I . , . T I qi' . r. . I • c ipIi n e : -.-_ :7- - ~= I n NLW.. .. '. -:u--I uzvipl rx in Lh-. htnne. The breakdown in t -;V --------wx— - ---: - I 11 k, ~ - I , Seminole I1 rii • - I a / , I . Miami Herald, De Boer. 47. said his resignation was forced by the FDIC H e suggested the _ . I 7 -i ! .' * WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING * Company pending confirmation hi Ld ri ,ntd AAWI_____~ - e Ho - .( .. \ I , I IV *, ... - - 1 7 • D is ' r / MHUMFEW W . I I-4 f-l1 ' —j 0~ 1 990= a FrankllnS.DeBoerfromthe L.I.AKELAND, Fla. 1AP) - Florida Citrus Mutual has ',,sked the state Pollution Control Board to allow growers to burn old tires and railroad ties during freezes If they cannot get fuel oil for their grove heaters ,- - _z;_ __- AlI._~. BW __ - - _:_ ______-_,-- _____ - I---_ __ ----.---------,.-______ _ - - ___ .- ~=~ - __-___ I --~~____ - 9&~,.-,,Nz_ *_-_ C' / \ \ I£ delaying the formal removal of _____________ .._..J " - i \ .ry ' RT 46 WEST JUST4 MILES WEST OF I 4 EXIT President of the bank and close frIend of President Nixon The Federal Deposit ! _ - / \ ij - Bisca)ne bank says he has rIesigned his post rather than Cause any preblems" for The previum record of $6.9 million was established by Hialeah Racetrack in 1966. - VI I I—I A L I U flCMI WE ARE MOVINGTOA NEW LOCATION ON KEY BLSCAYNE, h-la (APi - The vice president of a Key MIAMI (API - The BI.")7* Kennel CI:Lb produced state revenues of $8.5 million ddring Its stimmer and fall racing season, eclipsing the old record for dog and horse tracks by nearly $1.6 million, tile Florida PariMutuels \ i 1" busiftlis News There i s plenty of excitement going on at Quits _________ __ - - .. e6sh" . 7. ... -- . - _-,'-_~ _~I, f .. i .oI .4 could result in unemployment in the texti le-producing states," W illiam Malloy, president of thi American Yarn Association, said Friday. "There have been no whole. sale shutdowns yet," said Mzil- ________________________ Al are ~___ --- I . 1" 0 - ftonHoImanlsUtothbank was arrested when he aWared to pick up die money. 7---. ~=_--- 4 Clev la d 0clostmal 0 Appollsoc" e threat no longer exists. -- I rk- threat is stilla very real one,." O'Donnell &Ad, rioting professor said l'riday a schi zoptirenic student ho as hos. pitalized se veral times in past 15 years had become "a normal, contributing member atments on a kidney dialysis machine. Lade said Linda Cook, 30, had been diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia, a serious mental illness that affects mi llions. "She improved dramatically. - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Federal Housing Adminis"I think f he (Gurney) didn"t A builder says he thinks U.S. tratiori. have any knowledge of It, he or I don't know if dialysis did -Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla., Eninier said he complained ane of his aides could have got- but her iniprovenient did coin~ President Nixon's strongest to the Fit/I after Williams' ap- tenonthetekphoneandtoldme dde with the said supporter on the Senate Water- proached him and "when I and apologized for the intrusion Cade directortreatment," of renal medion my business life," Emmer cine gate Committee, was aware of spoke to the lEA directors, at the unierslty . eff orts by a fund raiser to solicit happened o notice the story got told the teleision station in an a secret, cash contribution back to Sen Gurney rather interiew Kidney dialysis machines Emmer, w ho testified before normally PhiUipEmmer told elevjj rapidly." used to cleanse station WJXT Friday that Lar. Williams reportedly has a federal grand Jury In Jack the blood of persons whose kid ry Williams, a former Gurney pleaded guilty to two felonies in sonville, said he suffered busi. neys are inoperathe or have aIde,asketIhiminIItomake exchange for immunity in flesslossesbecausehe'refiiseicJ been removed because of disa $5,000 contribution to Gur continuing Justice Department to Play the game" ease neY*s Florida office. probe of allegations that he so. ( 'surrieY has criticized leaks 1"he m.achines work on an os. Emmer said Williams told licited more than $300,000 for a about the investigation, but he mosis principle to remo%e imtuni the contribution would help secret Gurney Booster Fund said the Justice Department purities such as urea from the Emmer win approval of proj- that was not reported, as re- has asked him not to comment bloodstream through a filter in on it Ctts b Florida offices of the quired by law 'i chimical bath t. ___ ~_I=-~_-= :, f spokesmen s.ay, "Unless an early solution to -11. I were tln,irted by guards, tx, said Three fugitive criminals forced the plane to fly to Jack. ten to is e n , Chat. Key tanooga west Orlando, and finally back to liav,ina Jft'~ U, Builder s Gurney Knew Of Se cret Co ntrib utions Drive S7. .kUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) - A 24-year-old St. Augustine man has been arrested on charges of threatening to blow up s bank official's home If the banker did not pay $5 The FBI said Richard Holman, vice president of the At lantic Bank if St. Augustine, received a telephone ad] Fridaytellinghlintoleavethemofleyatthes Augustine = downs of yar,-i Ets throughout thetE w definite ittempts to hi Jack U.S. airli ners this year schizophrenics may be cured .1 - ~ 4FT I , I afraid the year-long record of no hijackings, compared to 31 or e pre ous year, may u GAINESVIIIX., Fla.(Al-) BoNurt J. Cade, inventor of *_ A. ________________________ Man Arrested On Threat I 11=11___ _. I _NIR~ 0 - Pror%^eisigmd - GULFPOFT, Miss. (AP) — Three Jacksonville men are being held for "tradition to Florida where two are wanted for questioning In the murder of a 15-year.cld girl, police say. Police identified the three as Nathaniel Pearson, 23, and Albert Setirry, 22, both wanted for questioning in Jacksonville In the death of the teenager; and Alfred Walter, 20, wanted for questioning about a series of armed Shut Down o . ________________ d Cure . . IP_ * . ~ . g r . . !n4 j " -~ . = i._~ M I .ir~ -.11 - Ir F71. , ! - I IIII )) oll I Therapy .1 - gunsand$1,0thcashtntaecar olicesaid - MI -V I *_",. ,, .~~ - found . 4 V .- robberies, Officers said all three had waived extradition and would be returned to Florida Police seeking information about a service-Utatlon __ 4 —-- - ~ - 16 - Jax Men Face Extradition zzi~__~ - . 1*' . - - 4 ' __ -'---.__ 17, wa shot while resUng a roe as sht kit the football 3tadwm polke 'ud ________________ - 'i" -, — r ,.4 - & charged with first-degree murder in the death of Cathy Fader who died df ter she was shot In the face following a high school football game. PoUce Identified those arrested Riday as R .. . . . - It *- Z,III, jnj Billy Woods, - I- rx,~-~jxf=S' . - Boys Charged With Murder 4 - ii - ' Ui Uurd lilan, %% ho escaped, may also hisve been wounded, deputies said. Only one of the dead men was identified. Police said he r __.- )LU d t. ,. . _-_.:Z~ :___ IINI. - I OWN - store, firedg,I shotgun blasts at three robbers who were forcing a &erk to empty a cash iste and safe Thur. sday night A spokesman for the sheriff's office said one robber poin ted a 32 caliber pistol at the deputy, but it failed to reg organization saya th nation dent Nrcon ordered an alI-ou should not be lulled by "false attack on sky piracy. Since l4ist Dec 5, every per complacency." John J O'Donnell, president Son %hO boards an aircraft at -,- M s., ______ killed two robbers at a convenience store. Police said Friday the deputy, who wassiaked out at the 0l I 1 oe7 0 y ji q0L / of the Airline Pilots Associ- the nation's 5,30 airports IBU.St ation, Friday credited the Im. pass through electronic screen s:tion of sr =it be and searched anti-hijacking pact with ending or electrically scanned. 0 Donnetl said the second the five-year rash of aerIal piracy that saw 147 American major factor in the years un' airliners commandeered and blemished at1 skyjack record Anng other things, the some 8,000 passengers and was last February'ss bilateral demand $10 million beer and agreement with Cuba to prose crewmen subjected to the ter food i g uarantee of amnesty rors of guns, knives, bombs and cute hijackers or return them to A'i-,- ". nd safe pamage to Cuba. the US other weapons One, thepilotsasshot and According to O'Donnell, Cu the gunmen threatened to crash Imn authorities have said the the jet into the Oak Ridge, fl Uir Souttn rn cks jackers silJ 111:1111 U it L of thur li iu __ ,_ ,< THRIFT SHOP a four-by-four-foot box" It Z. office - - . -1 Sunken Gardens iii St - - HE this. 1,(P-i explosive devices, 15.731 a-irlines celebrated the first an. the wake of a spectacular hi. niversar y of the last suecessful jacking of a Southern Air skyjacking today but a pilot's jet one year ago today, Presi- ~ :;~- i were photographed at JACKSONVILLE, U, Fla (AP) Citing fear of harrassment, the Duval County sheriffs has refused to release the name of a deputy who shot and _ Succeede Hil a c k ;. :-F-i ., I 'A 'F ,7-, - Mark Weintz • I I, 1 Sunday, Nov. 11, 1973-7A Plants I Petersburg, (Herald Phetos -1 4:-1 1111,111111 11 1 11 1,111111, I~ 111111111,111 1 ) kk* Pool ,*,,r out" Both of the creatures Deputy Un named F 0 __ ,. . ip-00, . . evil designs but quoth the - " . I.parrot, "Eat your heart t:;-- Company officials said Friday they asked for the In creasebecauseInflauon ha dfccedthecom pa n,'sprofl ts below the limit allowed by Gulf Power serves most of the homes and businesses in the Florida Panhandle. -- Am * --i - ---%, _ : however, continues with his ___ - e 31 .* =--. . . fe , Yarn In~ ~ Year Passes -r - - ~. 174 -_~ ~ . The Sanford Herald -: - Ia ir;gr~ ____________________________ •O enn Soon - �= - -_ 1: ____________ - By JOHN CHERWA ______________ ________ -______________ , - 0 ______________________________ - • - --- ________________ ______ - ______ "' -- ___________________________ ____ track when Latimt r in haifa were two different ball mentor's coaching abilities Pegged to have another losing scor-Init had Oak Ridge on top of(ensl'.e pIns from snrne tr)fnrsi'c Instead of three The on the clock but both tenmc ? commencement of the football campaign Starting with a 2-0 loss to Sankrd, In whkh the Ovledc, cliwembarrasseoabiggerl'our AMhoolbyalinosdwnptrg ,u-'-- The Greayhounds troubles - (ck an 16 •rd OR - LãudItbaCk 14 yard run 4, ' ,. .- - - en umpec n e oun y ii won anew a a IrlJ.oss,u.eirseConuunsuCcviuievOiungu}awd1uIOnIy ____________ ________________ ____ --_•, -- - -, pass from - _______ d 3 - .d - -- ya ru (p kl t. - HenerSOfl (N Lyman Rushing - Oliver 13 $4. TrvI% 49. Lloyd 1-?. Cleveland 1 0. - $ coveted honor at a surprise tennis at the local Junior instructor, she also teaches team. - -: . - _____ - . - ____________ -- - _____-. - I / By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Sports riter ________________- - - ______ ---- = - _____ ______ - - ___________ __________ ________ _________ ' e- 11 '- _____ State and Michigan are heading Ttch at Texas Christian, Baylor at lost three offensi'.e prforiners via 'BlOOd Bowl Southern California and UCLA are Arizona State, No. 15 Houston at last week, Including quarterback doWn this week. All he would say Is .tt .o 19 Kent State (or the Mid.. hc d tu-1 Unb""-' -- must face Illinois and Purdue prior to Ohio State lilmots' Bob Black,, 'uthtrn Cal Wa! at ho'° '2lnst i - t i uLiA ,, -', .- r ian ntnw .anor( r lOMu upset. A . ear ago, the Buckeyes v'tri.. 'a.. .a' u,'."'rt thc'. caine to East Lansing to mett top iWO teams in the country. Ohio '1 pp"d T1!'no 'O '- ic ago - ____ - - - ' jaru zzrk and no duu r _______ ____________________________ - - -- ..: __________________ ga o say e can — - ________________ ___ - - - 0 _______ s . ____________ - - ass ngY:rdag, i I Ii I 1 t IUJI1 tjtj{g After Tom Sesert rambled 63 Lake Brantley a tateral to Patterson with such after (trill =44 60 6 0--I3 Gilbert said 'but it broke -_4 ____ 0 - Come: 36 yard field go-al Rounds Two __ Still, ht 1341 Ut ii si under inaruling, 7,007 }ard No 2 up Cerrudo end Gilbert pla)eid the out of '.00ds and witr-r inns tepre'-.ented----ire ilttrr -iirg I tt tilt 'iI'tfl 1il1 r r I our i fir i , !r SHORT I bCkS ___ _____ _L ig 0 UP i wm '' *sca4adi )C) $111 $ flthitizt . rtcts ji s s w 3W ' 34 L - __________ O sI Nickards 6 Fortd A & M H.gh 0 Leesburg 7 St Augustine 6 BishopknyFefnal Chr at Diii, 0. 4. 14-1) $11141 ". _____ _________ SmII , flee Si itt ons At*Js*s__III i I ' " . _____ - - - - 't' ficia li -if 5)14 ______- 6 0._ 7 0' , I - 3 $ $1131.31 .Vt. Bradenlon Manatee 39 Sarasota Petersbrvg For 40,000 Mites ALL SIZES AVAILABLE • championship game In othcr Sund,is itiori Mm I JOHN Dl C K E V INC games MM CatP'tol(c 6 i'unta Gorda Charlotte 77, Petersburg Gibbs 1? 10 Petrcsburo tab , 0 - back I) ill iUi \' i- h _____ t to sisit the Ni w York against San Francisco, New Baltimore is at i'MamI, Atlanta leans Saints, winners of four of at (loveland, St Louis sisits Green Ba), and Ne F ngland Prtr'cibi.rg Ut ' 1 of the game to score l'itts- tion, won't return to action burgh's winning touchdown and against New England The New faces the New \'ork Giants H, PIrla-Awati (1) itt _________ PatriotsFridaynight_TheLions won the intra counts' clash, 17-12 (intral Disislon title against i sllan Tarpon Springs 17 St , - ________ - desinned for Ion -_ 1 / Ph. 322.4712 - Football League season was practice this week Lake %r S) Zcpfl)r H.I U H 5) ki _ JACOBSON flected passes with Five seconds listed as questionable for the BIG MA I 49 fQ3 _ Associated Press Sports Writer San Francisco and Washing ________ Buthar.non 6 r' minus 4 another G -_- - I ,• ,,•,,, $ Friday's Results .ia /fl.Qt0fl II ROt' - ______ puck hard," said Garrett, There was justoneotherBlazersaboutthreeminutes 15 s&conds left g _______ Jh n the American Hockey lose lie made a great sas C on George Gardner's stick Wayne kick it out" _ MA NUEL :_i -Z-_______ Seymour Siwoff. 1 - - -- gue Book,' the annual Book of Baseball Records," now conlains 336 pages of National and American League World Series -_J,_ - .-tt_ -. ________ ____ LEVIS Garrett made a circus sase Golden Seals beat the Buffalo himself facing an empty net II_ __________ - soclatlon West and rookie action the Atlanta j n One of th( ,i, .i1ked in front of the winr r (1 thi .i h-rnund, in tht I tro'zni ..indh,ll Hth - - 'Without Garrett playing a through the second period when an empty net and decided it was spectacular game," said Miii. he bounced a back).ander into sale Just to slide it In I was able attempt failed and the score Lake BrantIe s wound up1712. First Downs round, was followed by only 10 lead through two rounds of tht. hub, and Cerrudo matched his _ , the strength of 13 point.s by Mike Ricrdan and race-cl ii Kansas City-Omaha cid 18 holes in the richest golf has one-half million dollars - Celtics 122, SunilO7 - I-rIds) night and the Saints rouser Canucks 4 (enshw line to 14-0 The Lions put the ball in play boot (,tIl,' rt a a. out It was the on1 record I have left' able to try three pLas before and another first down deep in GiR - s Ange es 118-111 victory The &tatistics for the First half from Henry Stanley to Ste1e uI,,,ly ,tn, Leaas After - g go in the opening quarter Mirk dngerous Patriots to a pair of __ Pun es -..$ _; - - start at running back Sunday dealing with Henry Wadsworth camp it was all toughness and I against the tough Atlanta Fal- LongFe11ow,Su1li'anezplaIned: didn't like it. So I left, but I H(! Says he's ready to ex- "I'm not big as running backs realized that I made a mistake way to a 122-107 victory beatingan) team they play on a gisen day New Ssnyrna sure ----" - ... to just one basket In the first 16 mInutes. "I hope the Cliiclnnatlfansgive us a second chance, but Im not swe we plains Sullivan, "you express Eagles last year on the 15th o(the week. aid field goal, Gomez with with Rise picking up his second Washington ar4 end Clennie fC to ntawatl - 1- fl 'E' Los Angeles beat StatUe 118-111. roll to a 17 12 second 20 and thie final toss was the O ledo high school Stump! is the man responsible for ___________________________ • .. • pint. After several r:,yijng Ito nilni early In the game, capitalizing tone had been set for the first Oyledo on an excellent passing game half IS - ' -- 1 7 1 i t)titt _____________________ liii aAii.srHIA (AP) Tom Express himself' Is he plan telligence, my quickness and all _____________________ Sullivan bangs heads with rung to talk the Falcons' de- the other things God gave me to Al ..La coa e ue, - rn8uv OuCl' 115u0fl81 D3WdU Association games, a -- — ii - - - I- U tickle the Oviedo fans pink -=---- __________________ U Iii iii u iii Longwood - - wa wo , really in the hunt. ______________________ - ---•- prepared to play ball they could walk in an Inspired bunch _________________________ - ____ • 'ieau .i2-17 2 Stanford iu-3Ou thet one arid Insists its . 1L1 tr i toni l's slat h •• lj1jkij1 -- ç-_-- ______ up for us the last few ears " - "Ever-u time we win It does someth(na f A group of "Britishers" from ball, twice for first downs once hut was unable to score another the Pairbis put on their onl ac owledging a I- von if the Lions don't get that upset win over the Cudas - - --- - d ospondit - New Smyrna is next ozi the Lion schedule. The Codas I - _-_:-j..-1 ________ -- II IAI I A w Lake3ramieyfuundoutaboiitOvjedothencxttimeout - - - -- . - - -- as the Lions dumped the Pat! 17-12. The biggest factor In- -- — = Oviedoarts. 1 - ld b} 2,000 points McKay's feud with knocked the Green Wa'.e down into StanforddatesbacktoJohnRal_the also-ran category ____________________ .1. etfeatlngthNwYorkKnkks94-91 "1 c1ubwasstLpedcok1.InthemeantlxneOiedo5coredtwjce ________________________________ -_-__._-_-- - - it Ho In 1971, a 4.4 Miehigin State team Journe)ed to Columbus to face 6-i and ntrn".a11} r'nl'ed o1n - The score was turned around the following week against Ocoee Going ino the lockers at mtermLcslon the Lions trailed 14-6 The Cardinals had a field day with the rushing game and appeared ready to run Osiedo out of their own ____________________________________________________ Michigan's Ia the Midwest, top-rdted Ohio State enterthined Michigan State hs and the Lions drped the next one by a slim )-i4 a is ((nch .in i Michigan State, which has been No 20 Pitt and No 6 Pcnn State h s managed to beat Ohio State in entertainedNorthCarolinaState_e_ichofthelasttwobears_ It wasn't untIl Jan 7 last season that the Philadelphia 76ers stumbled to their fourth vlcury on the way to a 9-73 ston's di Stttc hit. ." $ The Second Ten finds t5'()( iit d Prt ss .'.- h? -, - 1' 4 -' , u arr 217 HarrIs 1 IS - minutes earlier than scheduled. - - - - Award Friday. from the California university traveling trophy that she will with other clubs in the area, almost "blew its cover" when Finina Sptncer, 620 Osceola to her hometown began the first ketp forsix months, as wellas a including a youth team in the the ',haclous instructress came Drive, owner of the Drearuwold tennis club in Seminole County permanet plaque. crews growing Central Florida across secretive - - - - - — Latlmer 1440 Lyman PassInu - - -. Gooch yard pass from 4 -- received the Florida I.awn women tenners For almost j from throughout the state, groups within the state, eluding Spencer. Tennis Association Merit years. Miss Spencer received the The Drcamwold club has two The surprise party, which - Lauderback (Nelson ____________ ___________ - -- --- - - . I '- F'IrsttheydumpedCocoaRockledgeb a32-7Zscore with John Jackson putting outa [the 300plus )ardage tifghton parts dl t.ourtside before more tollege She subsequently swimming and has taught Tht young people's league than 100 FrIends. organized and still coaches the several other sports in her which started two years ago The award, presented by local junior college team, career, and now claim.s eight members - instructor at board member Barbara Cooper A former tennis The merti award, which is not The assodation, which boasts may be expanding next year to UU.A and a Sanford resident was for outstanding con. necessarily presented to a a growth to more than 4,000 a 12-team format due to a the now coaching the Seminole tribotions to the game and has Honda indisidual every )ear, members, has among Its duties promotion of many tennis II yard run (kick OR — WilSOn 9 yard ie ii ii i Avci r H JRILHARDS Herald Sports Ldlior - . -- --- - - - --- -- / - p eiice r u e '' f 4' i - 64036. Graham 310 15 Firit ,v, - f -- 6 0 Lyman Oak Rtdge h HERALD SCOREBOARD On a crucial Fourth down culminated by a run of 14 yards 3 Fumb$ Lost PenaUeS plays. They got on the right Although the score was margin of'. ictory with less than '.ards gi'.ing I yman good field Pioneers engineered another play material. - - - RPV1flU 3441 while in the final two Burkhart fumbled the snsp gamble paid off as Art Oliver were held scoreless. 'he mainstay of the Pioneers Pioneers were up by 27 points Ridge an early 13-0 lead, scooted through the middle for ' ' rn! h iii rifft pcin' up (.r h III I 11) th tir thrc( pints ( 1 tilt II iii kickoff I ow 11 \ trils iIi is familiar The man has been coaching in the area mans a - Woman Of The Year .. halfback Eric Walker was up only six tim'is, once For a Ridge started a drive on the Lyman took the kickoff and Ridge in control Carr lost the : handling hose chores with a 104 touchdown. Hound 23 yard line. On the first four plays later had to handle and Mike White. playing ?. yard total, Also doing their part Late in the game Oak Ridge play Wilson shot off tackle for relinquish the ball. Oak Ridge his First game in three weeks Stuipf Producing * ,..- - -- -______ - -- ______ ______ ____________________ - - ____ __________________________ sweeps, without the benefit of On the other side the Pioneers point attempt but as the game first aerial of the evening when plays before a chanse of handblockers, earneu hIm 205 )ards found their ground game so progresstd he put fi%e of six he connected with Greg Wilson si.,ame about when Wilson on the evening, from nIne yards out. On that fumbled to Jeff Clayton. successful starting signal caller through the goal posts. - ________ - - - Leading the charge for Oak on seven tries and Al Latimer around right end for 16 yards claimed two yards and Carr Oak Ridge found possession of Ridge was 210 pound running- took over at the helm, con- and the score. Picked up six. On a second and the ball. ________ - -- I ____ — - - - - '- - edge 8-7. recovered by Pfonr Pete way 18 yards for the Hounds' fumbles. Lyman started Like their forefathers the lliung hul trouble putting Sitero first score With 248 still driving but Latlmer fumbled modern day Pioneers learned to Ixint.s on the board head Coach With the ball on the 15 yard remaining in the opening frame the ball to an axious Pioneer. On the next play Carr lost the reap the harvest of the soil as E)ick Copeland switched marker Lauderback handed off Oak Ridge was leading 13.6. they plowed 507 yards on the quarterbacks near the end of to Carr who as it turned out, had Back on offense again Carr handle bobbling the ball to ground Friday night, trampling the first half, his shortest run of the game. took their first play 15 yards Jerry Human. On the Lyman on Oak Ridge Robert Burktiart left the lh.s Pick up was of four yards fo)lo'.ed b a John Pennington Greyhounds first play Greg _______________________________________________________ _________ ___________ . ' . ________ ________ __________________________________________________________ _____ - - -- - - . 1 ______________ _____ — Hounds Get Plowed Under, 41-14 ___________ - - - ______ Oak Ridge Gets 507 Rushing __________ ______ - ____ ______ I fl NI- C West hopes into Los Ange-. ___________ The Atlanta Philadelphia hilt in4thhes t'.o It imon thi 23-9mtheirtirstmeeung tins Andthti'agleshascnddenlloseason — making 11 straight mm (,abriel's passing to three OPEN TIL6PM.EXCEPTFRIDAVTIL9PM STORE _ - _________ �__ __ i:: ________________ - --- 10/ThL Sanford Herald . Sunday, Nov 11, 1973 Finley Answers Need • —. _ __ Miner-w- ___ _____ a5mel,~~-~~--~~----L.~,-~~-~-_1 - - ,_~_~__-, _- __T -----,= ______ __ - - - _____ — __._:_-~~-X-_N-Z%.__ - ___ 6i — ___,--~ ___ Z~ __ ---------__ ______ ! I ~ __ - _ . - -_ I ilF I ~-_-__--- -:_Z~~-~~_-_: ..:~Jj~-___::---_?!_ _--~ ----... ____~ , __ 1~ __ -------.-----" __.__-,_ __ .-,-,_ ~ - - Cnarey . PAUL B --------.__=~____ ~ I -__--'_~_--_1 ,!: - - I ~_ -; _~.~4 I. __________ - — -_ 1 - k ,:~~-~__ o ~__ -i'" - :. -i - ; _____ - - ______ ___ __// . .~ -- _______________ -_~__Z~ ~ - . ______ . ______________ - ______ - - _________________ - - - - -_-_- _______ I' — _____ - ___ - __ - __ - ,_ -. 0 _ . . . — Mx __ __ ~ . ø.a _____ 1 1 1011 11 MW F 7 4th And Cons titutiona ... . . ;~Ui . 0 tic;"n Nei0 Fl end nas it. boy. He has the A problems to watch a footballpme on teIivion a c ou Ic of and ~I . The fight crowd that nor- opponent with footwork that is times In each corner's malls rallies bhinJ the rarely seen He Is constantly on tion "Sanford Scrapper is ex- the move, sliding from side to Prnney's most recent effort Plflfle) Pinney, who hails from h lightWeight despite his normal 163 pounds ~___ RUSHING AROUND y Bowling Scene ~`% . 17____Zel - - - ~ __= -- _ .r I John Bryant was red hot in the league as he rolled three . 7_~ - - 1_..4~ petition. On the swne team we find Phyllis WaM with —i ____________________________ I __ . - -- Seminole Printers ---- ________________________ J-i ~.et ~ . ,_'e; ;~~< '- ai Barbara Clark W 1 144-415, Mary O'Donnell 152-M, June Gassman 145. I . ___ 421, Phyllis Walsh 152-427, Elyse Isom 172-425, Elizabeth _ __ _'k_ - - Swingers _________________________ - _--_--,~ - _1 - - - _. = ; I. '_ _-_ .:_.k,- 2, V .,- . -J -_ - ter was in to- form as she hit 179471 while Karen Packovic had L%4ia, Wendy Bonm 189440, Sharon Siemer 181427, Norma Henry 148410 and Dorothy Brooke ___ ._.I ____________ 0 _::~ ~14c - V ?,"-'X,~ - -r ------I "I-; - ":-I ..;-, ~.m~l:. ~~'-;__- ~ , ; ,Fri, ii -, --;-.~ . W, re ~~'~,!' . I . ~_ t- . , . ~,dT_,'I,_` l;,.-%~_ . ~' 454 , M - - -i - - Helen Harbour 177-462 and Lynne Martin 166-449 - -, rl~- i- - -- - i;~--- t. produceda gc43 flLtp r of - r - 7. Louise Uut 149418, Zefla __________ Ailman 151 i19 Jeannie Adams 150-432, Carolyn Street 421 Sandy Ruse1l 11443, Margie F81711 166-4lz __________ _-_ 148. "low 143-412, Rose Vaughn 15(~418 and linda Newsom 190. -. zmlfli - -, ., .,. - . lowed closely by Rollins College with 873. .., O4 1 .,..... - ill -- -S - ---:. " ---.__:,~ 1 - - - _- i_~~7 - - ___,_ _ - _____ -, - , .. final 18 holes was - ~~~ ~ - ~~_ -_ -_ -_ __-__ _ - Other , vores int-luijet .Mary J Patrick 17047, i 8~4 I : Sue Taylor ~ stole tile Wthght with 1, 17131r(Ae hit 184-177, Konni,ft Kcioyw 1.~"38, 1)01 Raines 147- -;i i!`~'dt' i . .. L MESS '0 SPECKS part.ment ii the Civic Center or at the Westside Center who wish to try-out for a basketball team in the Sanford Recreation Department Leagues for the 4f-- _cr-..! 1A - -3 - - _.- -01 . : ~_ --- ~ ~ .- ___f7 -. . .'._k_ ... - ' V,t The tipoff. - & 6 ."* I I 9 .471 It4 4 9 -301 3koli na 139, e 110 CliSaturday's Game% ! _______ - ."- _______ - .T' / - - LI I . I ` 7y 11 4 L-- I .- -: iiiiisis ft- ' - .I .-- Z- - -_ 4- - - - - _f d the Intermediate League at . ' his suspension from football by Pete Rozefle The book mentions nothing of this Also, does he plan to return suspent1strubk's are chronic and mans of them have ken I - ~- If a PGA golfer had played In every tournament last year and shot eyeii Pat In every round he played. how much money would he have won" %1 ouid he . i j ~ i - Join the ,%rrod Palmer stable and gotten him another million in endor mtntt This ycar so far, lit w oul dn't has wo n any tournaments. — if L_ - - - - - - _- ,J ~ ~ - Rene Bechtold. Lansing. illch. That's A question'! Adrien Duvillard, 36. married, with am -- three children, is now' the coach of the Dynastar team on the Pro skiiti circuit. Ut' was on the French national team a ---I champlon%hips. though never a medal in the Olympics. He facts more -_ MM -1111111=4111111MIM111IM111111"11111 - I ft. statistics more tn of the United I DEAL LINING MATER JAL (They Just F t between Studdin(is and Rafters) States and Canada, a color section of flags, a detaded chronology of all the events in tam w t t Otfl that f .. ' 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 ' - I -- I AP ALMANAC -i Li s world. the answer in this practical encyclopedia for home. cents for handling. Send in now for your copy. it will be your best buy of the yeaf. Enclosed is $ of ___________ 1 I 0 so many young ones now operating don't know how to recognize and combat the zone. Juan Rodriguez. Mc;;,, :ri:, t I insProbably OtClld it lot Of hantiLlt-th tances- lle`ggie's a tal ker, all right, and is looking forward to he said I the some kind of promotional job. "It won't tw " V* Address L - Q. How will Reggie Jackson capliallse on his great Series with the Oakland Athletics and what'll he do this winter?I AQ4 first flush of sictory, selling toilet ixtures. 11,Ae, . "'li"'5"'!""""""'%'!"' Zip CC 011d h410hfli#1V --' - - __I— - ..4, .I t - "' - coaches in the Recreation _4 -- ~ ~. 15 POUND DRUM ON THE L!\ I rre (Herald Photo by Bo ) I — _J SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING HEADQUARTERS --- I 1i I . c I 'rs For John Hill cJi1,..P IN of the pro golfers still use to" ba se ball grip that o nny ~ u ause w en e wasa tour regu ar 25 yearsago? - Neill Jenkins. San Antonio. Tex. Only- a couple - 47-year-old Bob Rosburg and so,on-lobe-So Art Wall - still keep ' (heir hands separate on tile club. of the interlocking-grip contirigent hut the s at rnajorils use t he eser popular overlap. Is for for thegame... ______ dance... . Baseball C II I I After th game ,.go Get right for the . . game with a great Record Payday new outfit of casual er Record Aft r ie Se NEW YORK 1 API When the largest total of any of the 12 the Oakland A's won the World Wallis that rec,eive W or ld Series - than $24,000. U. ' . Ekiseball Commissioner lkw- k Kuhn released the World with shirt . by double-knit suit frm U.s. They U.S.- look great with cover it with 6 I . X .a campus syteater I 0 6 f th . nwh both - I new dress shirts turtle- * - ~ . ,~ Layered Look Levi s trohinr. who m,ide only sesen appear. "" ___ V~_ ___ , flIL s,aci'is the sweatervests. . / _______ - :' . ____________ 4 make this outfit . . , - i .. I. look its best. -- - 10 . '." i I i." - ... uS i r t \ ___________ ft T* sweatervests from - $ '... ;* — " -Ak - - . , apiects to several players %%ho $l,fl,4fil.l7 wi th receipts (Oi- the club late iii the . World.Scries and league chaim- season. Included in that group was rookit- pitcher Bob 337,281.25. The commissioner's Apodaca, who pitchc4l in only office and both, league O ftitt ine ' tine, w alk in g the only tsio 'di in in th. rtctlpts as we ll t, ba tte rs the participating Wor d Series clubs anti the firz! three ik-y'nuin pitcher Bob ,Miller, a Met original who was pur- lit lz~ 0 double-knit spoitcoats from S 8 double-knit Suits from 45 $ 70 0 0,11, laud a nd jour finishers in each of baseball's chased from Detroit artil apfour (livisions. peared in only (me game, pitthe \lt ts seted 14 (till 'h4trt' c him ju t orn innmnt shifts of fashion from OUR slacks from 1 - ~e MUM 9 LAY MAY NOW FOR HOMECOMING FUN! Sanford Plaza, Hwy - - necks or with '. * % . V , I r left the- club Ili July, and John five-game National and Ameri- with the Mets, batting 1 can 14eiguc playoffs as well us wis recei ved a onethtrd U)e Series. The combined total .share of $4.9M.39. attpndarKT was 643,641. The MeLs also voted t100 1, -. MeLs also voted half shares of ariPhil INmi in a sportcoat or with a colorful . 0 & * Among the New York cuts 01 - ____ was a full share voted to the ticiSt tthuiii 'round ress m dance in style.... - threads. start s i Ole same thing this year, Ilwy each came away with better . to the ho . I he bigcst payoff pl iii plate Iknnigan. Jill' (ttsger, World Series history resulted .iuter.snoutfieklerwhospenta from record attendanct' for the couple of mid-summer months has shift down scoring. It could be the dilution of quarter- -1 ate I $ -, in pro football, and the NFL vomiiiisiuner knows S'rhe re are too many ways, with 22 m'n mingling to mask it l3t'tdes. pro football people' art,n t con'inced the lOfle alone .a APAlmanac City w outs, and by laws of the season man anti the losingMets, getting ances arxi pitetted 10 innings $14,960.18 apiem. back talent , Name -- . discuss the organization, try- rabld fans so disinterested this season. Is Roielle even contemplating such a ban? - Mikp Brock. Oakland. Calif. I . I erald, Sanford P.O. Box 022 - - the As victory 05cr Niw York worth a record 124,76087 per Ut and Mail the Coupon Below Teaneck, Now Jersey 07666 bargain at Si 75 plus 2 i&rrid 1p - think the zone defense ha got to go II professional football's not to lose its audience tsr never seen so many Q. - am-packed edition. Added features include a map sec- I ____________ _______________________ _____________ Series shares Thursday F, data than even last year' s EACH the v orUt 1)10 champion in 1%i 65 and 69 and won the 4 Pages. That means more . ., 2 . RM - - about $20,000 apiece For doIng Full shard , ng n The 1974 official Associated Press Almanac has been in- 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES i4darb - -. won any tours I figgered it out - lie could have rhysically made 43 major tournaments and would have won a grand total of $135,144.56 and finiOicd in the money in every event by shooting even -ould havewon both the U.S. Open and the PGA, ' which means two of the three major kitles in this nwans ormick would have signed him u to ( - ~ nsion is indefinite. Around football you hear that cre,sød to more th',n 1 C - 6 Rams again, though he'll be 30 next year - and the current Q. I 6ave a skiing question. Who Is Adrien Duvillard and PAGES - vaqrr~i~~,~ - while on probation for exoosin himself, was arrested on a marijuana charge and plenoed guilty to possession, which led to Itozelirs action) He probably will try to play for the r MORE ALUMINUM staffed with a coach prior tti try-outs. , 8 - after his suspension? - Janice Hanna. Denver. Colo P4Y. WORM- League. Each team should be . Laughter Died in Sorrow," and would like to know the sto- at V. •LI. .'-'. , Dtnvtf at San Antonio s- . I - - Nr. ~. .. Charlotte Indlan at Utah ' ~i i L ______________________________________________ Virginia at Kentucky Memphis vs. Carolina 'r-- ,Lf1#4VLP AM* AIL = ______ Next year's pro golf pot will be worth a grand total of $9 million, up half a million from this year. If you divvied that up equally among the 250 tournament re$ulars, it I IL.; rU ' " t I ' - V ~ - -_ . I - ~_ -i - - _- . I . ..f- 11 __ - - c .. t J: - I 11 -0Z -W . 1 V, i , iI - .- . I Iry . . -AN - --- It 11~ ~M: .ir','old __ - , :Zw -.. The Piddy League is for boys IflC 12 years old The Inter % i ; I ' ,.. . i~. 60:41).- ~ -. - - - ~__ -_ ~__. _.__=~_ - V-- A-= -_. V-J - ,---7!k .-, v,inter months Boys should register as soon is possible and are required to - _. - Some specks are showing up In the Blackwater section of the Wekiva River according to Ottis Faulk at Camp Seminole John Hill came up with a nice bass catt.h fishin g out of this camp and bluegills are accommodating th c cane Allgot --. — . . ~ ( at the Sanford Recreation Dc - ________ - All boys should register now with an occasional ba,ss hitting the "No-Alibi" lures for an = I J - added bonus .11iLA :. 1, 4-AFW_Y-~B ~_aj-- "T 4MC -0 —laq __ EIR . 4 " -- - 4 GOOD 0,C;r6V,4,fP,#,4FY01YAW 1 noticed or effective? Yntu're reading this one! Com in g I - - 4 '1 Gi a ;'?ax)prbo,,a', '\\J)_________ Mir IF . -_10 7A . t IFS 11 S Ml __ hool or office its a super ~ 34 year. an _. - - Biddy Cage bo.t the four pound mark Other anglers are using the old "jig po le" me th od to pull in some good hauls of speckled perch . 2~~X* 0ACR ,OeMa Iff4W IDEAL r-OR ROOFING or- INSULATING . X I I -_ :. S utidays Games "We didn'tt talk about his problems," George Allen said We didn t have to He knows how I (eel Re's a team man" r;c your subject, pick your - = ~__ __ - - game no utttr in the major leagues in ever in it St ries tj .1 __ Try Outs toward the outnicle corner. Umpire Babol'inelli harks out a callr4i ihird vitrike and we have just witne"M the first perfect i a? is able to "limit out" on the perch, some catches running .j S low as 10 but many bringing in 40 to 50 per trip. At Marina Isle, Bob King had word of a pair of bass landed by Hood Coker Thursday with the largest one hitting hushed Yankee St idnm Lamen tiic his sign in hitt r 1) dc' \l,tcluII digs in at the plate The count 2 M itchel l (outs one off. Larsen kt Io<,n- a (esiball Mfl*&#uke* &I Capital said c mii rHER 'E7Y'/' '6'4' &_- - 111 lions. He said he didn't like the fumbles but he said he (aroin . NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN _w ~ Pinch goc., 1 THE ASHING HOL Barry Brunelle and Bud Beverly teamed up to land 25111 to do is ask 10011A uus ieague has &u 11:01 to Bill% Martin at uvond ki%e and two itre goni. KC Omaha at MlI*&uke .5)AW Kevin Morris was in third lam with 211 and Ben Duwan . mic' tota l of J t'jhe girls came dre&#A for the occasion and in mJst cases the --, _- ______ _____ ___ -. _-ff_-~-ff --_____ ____----_ ---. -M =~ Z~_ ~_ ~z_- "I/I - strokes back with a 210 lltf?to,w, . ftnwmw~__ inlet according to Redwood Wharton at Inlet Harbor. Wharton had a complete list of winners for the month of three hours. which was well docurneated in the newspapers (Rentzel, total day for the girls to have their 11allowt" party. Most of ft .r~ _____~___~ ~ - . I. B tu, ci', rig ht fit-11 1 —twenty five up and twenty fivt down Hos (am;rint ii,, is up (Limpy hits 'e routine ground -- by Ii i',mite (ary (oc h the defe"ng champion who was threp y ;, Z. le,a!!~bt fired Phil Hancock of Florida, who d and 71 an Friday's 36 kn ttp O tilt ti-st our place's an the tour- dtpite hating to contend with a devil's tail srnce this _• 4f~ - ~L. __ - - - __ __ e,i L,uuner5 _________________________ :. - . ~ lot . wan IL - ) (%itl Furillo ,61PI)4 in. liv foul% oa t*o The next pitch ______ -. Tarpon, kings and spinner 4harks are following the shrimp boats wid are hitting consistently just ouL-0e the Barnes and son, Phillip, who with .1men , h Pleale took 40 in four hours Sun(lay. Larry Groskey had ' a string of 20 while ev ery - ______ 1. — the pier. uai1, has his limit b) noun and othr anglers are getting their share also. Arncng them were ' not IlL-- large drum - 10-15 pounds -were seen swimming around Riley's Camp on Lake Jessup ca.led with news of fine s trings of perch being taken there In spite of the hyacin th Lowell Riley, camp owner, stressed that 'i ______ - - Spanish were among the catches and one king was 1 .. . mackerel iik the m hnvc u tic bed first U , IinRPr .J* jp.— pre se n t. Broadway Bridge, snook and trout early morning and " even i n g. K1n' mackerel hitting in the ocean t outside near the bell-bouy and bottom ftshing good on the reefs." On tile Main Street problem. 2.0. ,r%enI%,fo,ur Dodgert havo- come to the plate. None of "Yes. the Presidert called me Mer the game," Allen said 0/. W . I WIN'TER, HAVEN, Fla. (Al.0 d.iilI hi' vi'ti'ran. •'z('iIIii ,&U - A/ LV" . 1, i Sit-vi-rimin IKI:I.,(TAI • 4 Wa)ne Brady at the Fishing Hole Tackle Shop gave th following report for the Daytona Beach area, 'All bridgess producing cheephead, drum, quite a few channel bass, with section of the state trailer their boats in to enjoy the outstanding speckled perch fishing. Last weekend, the laun. ching ramps at the marina anJ Lake Monroe In bridge IOOt)Ugh another car clould not possibly get From all reports, those seeking the specxs were not disappointed. Drift fistAing with hve minnows an d trolling 0 - . "gator" trout being landed in the Intra-Coastal WaterwayI near Indian Mound Camp. Live shrimp was the bait. this is tilL tiiiii of 1d1 hui Lk \loni Ut tki oti tk appearance of a naval maneuver as anglers from every are tiIl no l)odis r h.,qrunner, Nov, we ii in the ninth inning and the Ya nk ees lead Philadelphia •t Atlanta -- SHEETS ihi'. I - t , . '"'- Leads 35 Les In Tourne u remi'mlwri'd for Io'iing 21 giime' wit), ILilttmori' in ll.wlt .0. .10#414-.1 Lar?wn in Ille ~*-, 4,1141 t"Itrit.ft( Illi-6 -0-1 1_irt-o-n i, pitching with a llighlv unti-ii,d %lylv, Ife k not hag up' Wind UI) 'ir not, I.ar'n i(Ntki tiiugh tod a y , I10 faokiil j% crackfing still Its,control is ne.ir lwrfi-ct. Afirt fi.• innings the DIgeri have n'It put a man on Kim,, but Gil I I(xige-s. Bripoki) n fiml Li-wrimn, ripm it line drive it) il44- p It-ft-ccnterr Yank"t 4,4-titerfieldrr. Mickey Mandr. lurn, and racc-, 14) the ,Aall. Nfickvy reachi, out and ' %nart-i Il1 the cur with a Nri'it backhand .wt, and there :. Saturday's Games Detroit vs. Boston of Prow.. dence Cleveland of New York t. And congressmen were bu.sy at calculators, tallying the aye and nay telegrams that have -/ 1 holes of play, was in first place Jet flowlerettes r / " I~ - , - UF i viii, i "m Buffalo I Los Iready i' a _______ ' day wflha team total of 871 MartIn 20 8411 458, Berny Hudley 196-&M, Eddie Jackson 2ol.W, Pat "'Ound1ree l" l, L%w y 71ths X"I,Marge Augusto 161. SM V-44 71WC - __ 16344O, I@ __ _~. I -- nt U Cagtal 109 K C Omaha % our conver.sation." the coach said. Nixon, who has long been known As the. nation'i number D"v r one fan, set aside the problems of the hour to "talk football" San Antcrilo with hit good friend, Allen. Outside the Whitt! House that sQn Diego` It ,' After $Wioles of play Florida Qi- #C...fl :! dl '~~-:t=z---' 6"s-, Price ,__ ___~~_, _ - -- ' ., " . Robert Gilbo hit 190449.FA Lee 209471, Ric~rd ~llfiams I R(I~W,. Dottie P..#.I.IA A,q -).- - ~.4- 4 Th L) i he goes Ler of the league wa Eddie Adams w:th Sanford Plaza Merchants , ,I Ring Prospect of the Month." Pinney is an irllmediate sensa tion w here eser Ida Intercollegiate Golf Tournament today with a commanding 35-stroke kam kad. -- _,L- ~ - . t,-.Z 4 ~ =-- .;. , W , W ---,,.; . -, , t i . 5 11 .313 At ,j Portland 177 Myron Pott 03 and Rusty Tillman's table. That shortened ' i [FT'S GO FISHING' : I ,, ters the final round o! the Flor. ________ ________________________ * rounds I ilI The ~erli.i i4 another dog-fight b-mle 1x-t%,,.n th, linxiklvii 'ohxlKt-r* 31141 ilie New Yoork Ymikri-% 61,519 fan* are oil hand livw i(xiav, 0004-r .5. at Yankel. Frifty's 0amts BoVon 122, 4. 9 New 91 Cleveland 111. Hoylton lot -.1), ci .Yrn, York. 1956 '00 - thought the defense came back strong." - re-match Minney wiped out any doubt that might have m . - Eight days later in a Tampa am fro town _______________________ - . ; 1%. 445, Maxi'ie Chandler 15i34, Helen Padgett 199-535, Chuck Stamely 2OO544, Ed Lee 380503, Agnes Butcher 19(L4 -ne 18&483, Ran Allman IM518, C. Taylor 18"21. - Xk____ 64,Zr: h~5 - _________________________ I r oi . Los Angeles ' ii ... .. and dropped in at the "Fishing Hole" to weigh his catch — SALT WATER SCENE Latest word from the coast Thursday night told of some FRF.SHWATERNOTES (i .el share of brearn and specks near the bridge - .., Another Casselbe man Tom Glileon has a channel bass of 6 pounda on the board while an Orlando resident, (iiarles Soars Jr turned in a thee pound eight ounce Spanish mackerel. The contest is run each mon th of the year wi th grand prizes awarded at th e end of the jear Patrick Roberts, fishin g off the Broadway Bridge, outlasted a 15 pound drum just at sundown Thursday evening ''' be prosecuted - CrrJI s-'.' At Wekivo River Ha ven Camp, bluegills, shelicrackers, and snmllredbreastbream are showing anincliuontobite but th e catfish have slowed down, A seven and one-half Rnd a five and one-half pound bass cre weighed in atOsteen Brldg Fish Camp this week of the regulars, Tom Gordle and Watt Elsea, are still findin g a few willing to bite while the bank anglers are getting their the "Sweetwater Hun( Club" are once again cautioned that this acreage is now a wildlife sanctury and trespassers will - -_ -- 's,. W&__VW0% •: ~_ 4 7 S481110 6;ay I&tl^5 F'q/6,.:. p `* - Det ro it K Cmaha i Pacific Division telephoned congra t ulations shortly before when the Afaw ?4AY1,vaIll . tiredoitheabuse that hook - -, ___ ~--:- 9~_:22 1 10 216 1 .. - -. . K contest and a Seminole County resident was among the lucky anglers. Rev. Fred Neale of Sanford took top honors for amberjacks with a 36 pounder caught on the "Snow White." Phil Lovelady of CasselbelTy has already entered a spinner shark which W a mighty good chance in the November contest. Phil's big one hit the scales at 117 pounds I'Al 11._ IA! is h i.O.' D i' Wit , Alan Maver _~ ~~_ .., _-.4&&,? -11 __1_,~-:__-__ , __.__'__1_.._Z._._'___ ------L.--- ..-----.. #r5,!54 I~1W., Z to fight his fight- The ref, finaDy _ .. - ~T - - __ - Cievtland PRESIDENTNIXON . - ~_~. _. ___ I S .Sal — c.. phone calls. In ?act., Allen revealed that the President had Altiliough a veteran of over 100 - Pinney goes flat-footed and boxing and began wrestling. amateur and professional turns power puncher. Pinney kept his cool. He bouts. the undefeated Irish. Few nf the 17 men that have refused to come down to [look's ---- I I _._;;P__1 _ . I .. _' -, - I' ., .. ~ - .. -- %- V' . Ca;-Ilal Archery Association came into being and Lils Tuesday meeting of the county comm issi on saw the successful completion of a year of hard work as all points of the lease of land for the range was agreed UPOO. Delbert Euga, president, and other members of the association, hive,devoted their untiring efforts to bringing one of the fines gun an ar ry r nges e eniu e country to residents of th e county. Compliments are In order or John m oug a a), other m lease which will increase the scope of entertainment in Seminole county. All hunters who have formerly v isited th e area known as . _________________________ Cl Houston 4 11 .267 4%1 Western co"forence Willett Division Milwaukee 17 1 .923 - job. I don't want 10 be fired tomorrow." Even Allen had to be persuaded that the President was indeed on 'hold' and Allen is no stranger to presidential ___________ __________________ -- nge Lease Gets a ~. missiDners for the cooperation displayed in arriving at this . ijum fur lh' fifth .Im*'. The 4'ri (). tIi. nn'u,id I'ir iht, I)ndger' i V .11 -11 -1 c.\' j ,s' j _______________ . ____________ $IOfl Portland wants him to bring Torgy along with him" Defensive coach LaVern Torgeson, no stranger to locker room pranks, responded in kind "Hell, no, I don't want that far beyond his young years Behind an the contest Hooks properties In boxing today him "-tna tired confusedstate Terror, and actually stopped =it;~%L _____________ , 7 7 .500 3 Central / - he'sgoing (oofferGeorgea new job as attorney general. fie in Tampa. is wle of the houem geU hLs man where he wants began to butt the '-Tampa 'ti the who thought it was i joke "Heu gocall George quick," ci said doubling over with laughter. 'It's the President and Pected to 910t, It's allegiance to side, then in and out. He pun- Orlando was against Joe Hooks. his opponent. the popuLnr John chft- with the speed of a In that match he sNwedwisdom ~I z asked not to be identified. "I didn't get to watch tile who 1e game myself the press aide said "1 as busy on the pho ne working on (6 Middle East problem." Nixon reached Allen at the team's victory party at the been able to last the specified ~ %~,x 'IN, ~ The White House confirmed the phone call to Allen "That is true, the President did watch the game on (ele',i Sian here in the White House,"sa id a top press offi cial, who Viscusi's pride and joy have appearance 1 sotton "~ / _,__I-.---.__ 2: CAGE Atlanta \ weeks ago. Not only did the sident watch the skins play, he called his favorite coach, George Allen, afterwards to 'talk football" and offer congratulations on the Skills' victory. When vic Pem ruches the manners of the son every fattier distance. 0 N one has been able cr0sWGadS of his fistic career wants, and the looks aM build to s:.Dp his "Viclory bow,,, Nov 14, it appears that he will that every young girl dreams wt* e he acknowledges the have to do it without much local of plaudits of the fans in at support. In the ring he dar,les his tendance by bowing down four - ' , - "I . . ____ C Eastern Confsrence _ __ -_ . - Aaw. ' ____ ______ -___ her y rc POTSHOTS One year ago this week the idea of a shooting range for Seminole County and all the Central Florida area was born. Out of a chance conversation, the Seminole County Gun and - Atlantic Division -_ It seems somehow appropriate, though'qwtechjli rnan'sface Ls like thaf of a choir stepped in to the ring with Lou Herald Correspondent PRO MTo tl- _________________ ii ?4iw York More Popular Pinney ; ____— • l whlnIfl,I'.III __ — And we went back to Republican and Democrat, Catholic and Protestant, liberal P that President Nixon look time out front copin with hts 9 B LEE GEIGER _____- lirwo- - --;= 61 STANDINGSP • - __~ - (- y Joan Ryan ' 40 lllillilillillillilL~ - _Wcm IC I REZ AT WORK SafordñghtcrpiepsfuI'WecIndayl)out (Herald Photo by. I-ke Geiger) '. 0 Pnniilmr Pa r it - tS' W . : :: -- -z- ____________ i ~ ________ -i : ,r_:~ __1, . --1 __ — ______ I%I . ~_ - -_ 1._' . %V Well, myself and half the publican, liberal and conserva- manager, Dick Wfiliams, messing with Williams, of and conservative. And we nation found our salvation in tive, Catholic and Baptist, Jew chomped his gum. strange on-field strategy and Moslem, A's fans and Met Charley 0 Finley. Oh it was hatred without guilt decisions dictated to Williams the same problems, plus a few We hated turn, God love him, fans,, anybody and everybody because we had seen the for the off field benefit of more, appearing nastier and with an ounce of sensitivity evldenceandheardandreadall Charley 0's pocketbook freely and passlonatel) more complex, infuriating, We put our hearts into it and roundIN hated Charles 0. about it. frustrating and murderous than -is righteousani,,pr on II i t t ook our ,iiind, Oft I IIIII u'1 I of thi Oakl1ind the 111 iC 1Ift( liii1 tli jut Aiidr stri U U tht. th tiLid ' u iu, " the continuing disasters of a A 11.1 t baseball team. all cot to hate out there at second, a young kid bleachers, in the home and all week down dollar anti up inflation TIL-ink God for him. fie should embarrassed by the grounders the watering pInces In between. Charley 0. Finley. -.-------------- ------------- -_ ____________________________________ LI1ME it% songs (,,Goodby Charley"). lure was talk about booting Cliarley 0. out of baseball and sports, picking up his fran. Un, H1NE 10 Just for starters. diffused by reasons in deadly read the true story of the UI- seen flashing and lighting in Evils sufficient, you'd think, conflict, we all dived headlong umpholsporUngdetelnauon Use parts again. right' into this glory. Democrat, Re over fur) In the way the A's Stories rolled on about Finley il- . - .... 1 made huge signs and sang 3 and the Arabs cutting off our oil emotions are complicated and while down in the dugout we team and league never to be _____ k, Specks Showing Strong THE SPORTS . chise and selling And my 86-year-old mother was the only one we could do Why did we hate him? snag those gently rolling balls ,ate down south. still says, 'Sufficient unto the dn, thing about ithout it Because he was there We had some th ing wrong with his well, the A's n the series costing us anything. day is the evil thereof." saw him every day on the tube back. And overnight Charley 0. They are both right on the Hating Charley 0. was free, standing in his box surrounded The scribes helped us vanished from our conscious" money. nonfrustrating. painless, Joyful, by his lady collection waving remember how Finley had ness. lie Just sort of dtsapTdke the last few weeks, for glad and e%en sort of patriotic hi little triangular A's flag on acted with the hockey team he ared became invisible to instance, with the Mideast ar It had a unit) to it And in a IL tin) bamboo stick We owned, the Seals, allegedly most of us, like a cailor without blazing up, Agne 's resignation world as complex as ours where watched him up there in his box causing II stalwarts to bolt ney. 1 __ .__- - k t UI drunkenly up and down its Unity Prize for 1973. The And a raging Finley had not lower rugister like .I pooped-out country had not agreed upon only benched him but put him "Stay awake, son," my father YO-YO. anything so strongly since the on the disabled list spreading used to say. "Find your Of all the forementioned repeal of the 18th Amendment the gospel that any kid who all salv ation in strange places" troubles and disaste rs, F tnI (Prohibition) couldn't lean over far enough to _____________ :-- and a stock i i MAP U ate Someone To Copley News Service _____________ 0ft - i _________ I . ~_ Z .__:~' ~_; __ , -_~~_--__ x— - __- ~ - . : I 0. I Sunday, Nov 11, 1973— HA The Sanford Herald 17-92 & Airport -Blvd, Sanford �__ ---_. 12A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov 11, 1973 - !I _.___ ___..1 _!__ tp'f'_ _--__-t~- - --- ---_ w. Im -. __ -,_._ ____ ~~_____-__-______ . -I ___ __ - ~-__ -__--_____ P ___ -_'.. --_____ -______ .-_.--__~ - --~_ i __ _ ~*~~ -------- - each - - DWAIANIM - — P ays I I -.— 'j - - . . it - . 1 f. wf;U~_ __ 1. . - 1 ~ -14 -. _T - . _?i - ._ -7 - - _. - - --------. — - AI -------- --..r- ---ti - - _____ "i" vunt, r radical Democratic coalition is Mr Nixon's im peachmment president is too powerful and - ___ - - Z, __ , - - -_. ' - ' the restoration of co-equal status of Congress and 11i form of government %ive. Left out of 11" argument is the F radical liberals of both parties - ______ - E.~ - W = -5~ __ -- -- - _~____ - - presidency, which they now claim they wish to curb. I The Wcific Issue that the -.. -.___________________ ____~5~ _-_-- radical Republicans used to bring about the Impeachment of rewjnctnerje dismissal at his secretary _ ____ - - ----.- • firing _____________________ _____ ; a ___ __ - - ~_ - _____-_ "~ . - ~_.&~ . 11- __ . ___~_-` =---- __ Cdtics of President Nixon's -1. i . - ----_Ie -I ; V~ ~ ~_. . Irvw and more radical secial "l-,~ _~: __ ---.- ------=.M - - - -. - .... - - - - L-'. -- ,- ç.. American political and system LikePresidentAndrew legislation ti ki tfit ony minorities The mv' to impeach ''( fl" • ; -4, •'..:• - - .7v President Nixon must be viewed as an aud-licious power play of radical Democrats defeated in im ,.! _ .-Lf 4,-,4. '.-~ -.n'.7-~f . of the (Lyndon) Johnson Great Society legislation have Johnson, President '.' - ~ 1- r -•• . 4,1r rn.k. - - 9__t __ ~-;..' lj., '~v--_ .., It 1~. 7 - I1 -i-eft V . .1 . _;~l , ,k- -4%~?,N,.I-._ __ Nixon received last year and ve the roadblocks put up by the administration against I - ( I V_,,,, , . r- - p,'' j,, -.Th'' '" '_ jr"' - - - .- -.--=- -' ~ ~ ~ ___________________________ I ~-_ Z- - it ______ ) WASHINGTON (AP)-President Nixon's legal staff, which already is costing more thari S=000 a year in !&Wies. Ls being beefed up to deai vntn Watergate =tters. The White House this week added a third $I*a. day legal consultant, Sa.muel J.Powprs of Miami, Fla., to help out the eight staft attorneys. Senate 'Energy Week' WASHINGTON (AP) Emergency energy legislation became bogged down In a series of administration-re- quested amendments, but Chairman Henry M. Jackson of the Senate Interior Committee vowed k r .-,•- - -• LiSt _______ -- at fire t"(44J11 an tnd the first P -e*if the search fur a pLw. for the Negro in &mermca __________ L ___________________ -' weekend at their mountaintop e White Howe reported. In a break from cus. tMarY Pructice, newcmn weft not Informed in time to witn,ess the departure of the President's helicopter from the White House, &ad a reporter at Camp David was barred frorn entering the compound to watch it land. ; 11 - - - --- — __ : .- 1, . - - -_ ______ ____________________________ '- __ _ _______ I I _ - - I . . -_ - - . ,-- ____________ , 7 —_ --- ~ _________. - - MIK-Mgm ___ _ - - , - -- ____________ r- - - ...._____ - - -1 - .: , "ll9my" __ jr~ V_ : AM r -. ~__ _ZwZ I . I - -_ ,_ - --l""MMMI =;~~ _ , v ___~~_ - ~ and W. N __ . fuunce will cost )0u0de&It pal cen s or ho S and W can eight cents more than Del Monte aid ! HEAVY WATER COSTS MORE ... Difference in net weight ______ ents Mr htt ..1.n uj' _ Of green beans is something to think twice about. Out Not all canned vegetables are By t.UCRETiA STEIGER West, who has probably spent with Six of the nation's first as bad as the green beans. Copley News Service more time In the White House families. When I weighed an eight-andWhen he started getting th than any man alive, was getting Then, when he retired in 1X9 a-half can of Del Monte VIP treatment In Chicago, J. the Very Important Person he wrote a book, just published, sweet peas there were fiv e Bernard West called his wife In treatment instead of preparing 'Upstairs at the ounces ci peas and three and a Falls Church, Va. "Zelts," he For it As chief usher, or general "The first thingWhite Houae" you Moore and City Commissioner half ounces of water. said, "I'm going to be hard to mnaaager of the White House the White House," the genial, A. A. McCtanahan. Green Giant sweet peas were live with." through six administrations - ray-haired author said in an Pa rticipating will be Legion a little better with live and a Mrs. West a nswered diplo Franklin Roosevelt to Richard Interview, "is the constant Post 53, Seminole Voiture 478 of hall ounces of peas and 3 ounces niatically. "What else I-, new?" IN1. Nixon's first six weeks - demand on your fime. There is 40&8, Veterans of Foreign Wars of water. A little better, but she asked. West never granted a public nobody between you and the [lost 10108, Fleet Reserve that's still about 35 per cent What's new was the J, B, interview of his "life up5t.girs" Branch 147, Disabled American ater. Veterans Seminole Chapter --and Arnvets. ii~iii~1~11~~~ American Legion Post 255 of -=--3~~~WWAVIA Deltona will hold a service j RNMTE OGNM NATIOMY ADVMM FAMMI Wxy WAM Campbell Park at 10:30 a m. State Sen. Wi lliam Gillespie of New Sm'rna Beach will be SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS guest speaker . Music will be provided by the Deltona Junior Oso4 fldd.g LMPIN eto of M* i.•—"— High School Band Cantor White !! . also participate. Vettrans Day services will be conducted by DeBary Veterans' groups at First Presbyterian Church on East Jbihbanks Road at 9:45 amL Taking part 'will be American Legion Post 259, VFW PW Rmi. wwt Chapter 92. At 2 p.m. DeBan posts and auxiliaries wiLl celebrate at DeBary Community Center . a /II•1 V I Iff VM11. I" TV. tin NW. 14 111% Vvft I" on 1. .W= 81.W*9A*UW9MP#;&@W go h 6dp - 0 0 01411181* 0 * 0 P '"I FPVWMI W NW X01"M In""Itm Wffld *K* Ill IS Ok (% dWN).246 awrowtvannols. 118017V41.1 mtstl& VM TI sisi" ' ku to N" loom. louln W um to"(%% — ttla"t?'41 ,,,9.".?T ' 9. 41du fe"to aftit" slatm vskow Stu. *4 like hott pfksd sury" kbi. 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I - . : - - 'A l'' .. - - . .. , It, . - - . ~ . "W ~-_, I t . . - __ -r -W I . I 11.- -4 - ~ _- ---- •-'- '- __-- 133 Eost Robin0 S'r..t Downt r an o Phoiij11 O'kio.W1ni,, Pk e43 7700 l,,i,• Co unt y 383 6S66.00c0a632 124' Dytons B,*ch 2S2O2.Dskrid.sf rJ6' ° A u8 44)6 UIb*ur. 72i', 241 2 Ti ii I 267 685? .,< ... .W. .... - _____ . IA - =--- I ___ _____ McA11itei' als 10 I 6 I ______ ______ - - j .111(1 grey plaid skirt wit h cu. .%laid of honor was Miss matching burgundy velvet Patricia Householder and jacket The coupl left fu a matron of honor was Mrs, wedding trip to Ocho Rios, Jamaica in the West Indies I(obert Curtis Martin Bridesm,aids and niatron were Their new residence is in Fort the Misses Vicky Prinz, Cindy Sill, Okla, where both are of ficers in the U.S.Army. Green, Ann Hartwig and Mrs Ott of (o u Ue\tS t iluc I I' isetti Lhty all rt attired e identical formal length from Lake Forest, Ill , Mm gowns of muss gretn polycster neapolis, Minn, AtLnta, (.s, satin featuring high waisted Thomnas'allIe, (a and From bodite I'.itheretl front skirts, I 1roh Mi wit St Ikt&rburg flared backs with slight trains, lallahassec, liiitipa, I.akelantl lull length sleests tapered at .rnd (,aines,iLle (,uesb from the wrists. Both necklines and Gainesville included eight 'JCVCS were trimmed with gold members of the Judo Club from braid The each carried a the University of Florida AM ____ _____ - ____ ~ ! . - __ - - I __ 4W fw - -I . _5__- Samuel Dewey McAllister, sort of Mr. and Mrs. I D. meAUlster, rM Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Miss Canfield was born in Jacksonville, attended schools in the area and graduated from Englewood Senior High School of Jack. &I &e was a member of the National Honor Society and is presently attending Florida Junior College. -- Englewood High School, Jackson%fle, and is piesently employed at Care Free Flowers, Orlando H%y., Safford. The wedding is planned for the summer of 1974, date ap.d pLace to be announced later. ff-----: . .-I---A., ___ -_ -_ - . % ,, r. an Jacksonville are announcing the engagement and ap' -_-- *i~_ ~- - "~ - - - -i __ - - — . i w A -, .- I - 11 lz~ . .-. I - -...;j: _______ '' ' . - =~ - - - ' - & to ~__ - - __ -I-.:-- -_ _ __ __7 -~ --t----* ;0.. -_~ 16 C . (h -' .. - =_ __________ - i -*- i -. mii - f w' - am' engagement of of Osteen and Mr . and Mrs George A Snyder, Star Route Os -en. - • k __j - . -;--. ! __ - She I . W-,~~.-~ VL - _!~__-- ,I -- • - -~ AD ,- ,.,-. __ __ -.-r-- __ .-., - 4 - ___ e. - j~jn ;~_ 11 . i a _____ '- _ ________________________________ _____ __________ ____ -- _- Senior High School and is presently engaged in business %% ith his father in construction and heavy equipment work The wedding will be an event of Dec. 22, 1973 st 7:30 p.m. it the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Sanford No formal nvitations will be extended and all friends hnd relatives of he couple In'atte'J attend bo th the wedding and eceptmon are ,_ r attended elementary schools In Osteen and Junior High School, in Deltona and is presently attending Senior High School in DeLand Her fiance, born in Orlando, is the grandson of Mr. a,d Mrs Robert F Sinn, 6010 East Hoffeni Road, Orlando and Mr. and Nli-i. laither W. Dease. Route 703, St. (loud, Fla. lie attended Deltona Junior high School and DeLand - - Ell of the bride in Charlotte, N I Mr intl \Irs (,torgt P Snyder Box 124 Osteen mnouncing th e and approaching marriage their daughter, Elizabe th Mae Sn yder, to Robert Dwayne Dease, son Mr and Mrs Robert L. Dease, Box 51, Osteen Miss Snyder, born in New Smyrna Beach, is the grand are . i- Dease - _''_ of vin - - j . .. - ~)1IN-der - _ - -r Mr and Mrs Thomas Joseph Hawthorne 937 Gran ville Road, Charlotte, N C are announcing th e engagement and their daughter, Charlotte Wremn approaching marriage Aiston to Robert Neil RiCharde, son of Mr and Mrs Sidney HiCharde Jr ,l93South FifthSt ,Lake Mary Fbi Miss Alston, born in Mooresvdle. N.C., is the granddaughter of Mrs Kater Mclnnls and the late John Mcheod Martin 577 lIarhor ieb, Cli irleston, S C She attended St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines Academy in Ashville, N.C.,for three and c%ne half years and graduated in June 1970 from Myers Park High School, Charlotte, N I While in high school she served as page, editor of the Aass newspaper, was class social chairman and co-captain of the SP j'ettuiologlcal Un i versity,In Orlando Her fiance, born InSanford, is the grand-son of ,Mrs. John Mel ison and the late Mr. Ellison, 1615 Ferris St. (khindo and hirs. Sidney M. IUCharde Sr., and the late Mr. RiCharde, 1109 French Av .Sanford Ile graduated from Seminole High School, Sanford, June 1971 graduate of Florida Technological 1967 and Is University, Orlando He is manager of Discount Music (enter in Oilando The wedding will be in (bent of Dec 27, 1973 at the home - MISS ELIL BE I'll 'b! 'bE S\\ DER Engaged to Robert C Dease MISS CHARLOTTE WREN ALSTON Engaged Robert N RiCharde white rose cvrsage. For ______ - - — - . _____________ w. L father, the bride chose for her reception was held at the Fom-st vessi fly I length gown of ivory polyester Deco rations i nclud ed floral satin, deisgned by Phyllis of arrangements, candelabra, and Buinchi The cmpire bodice an ice caning The three tiered eddingcakeasseparatedby la',ished lth an intricate filigree of pearl beading columns and topped with white wed a scoop neckline and (loves A buffet dinner was long tapered slee'aes with pearl 'ened to the guests and Nick Pfeifauf's orchestra provided be, the Chapel train background music A dinner mnI tiant ing during tht eter1(fe(1 from the softly flowing circular sk:rI. h.r full eeninj. Allyn Hammel and Mrs. D. J. length veil of ivory illusion was secured by Juliet cap of Brough presided at the bride's n with lace OOk. lor her going-away outfit, o'aerlay and pearls She carried in pp. __ W ______ Miss Wendy Jean Martin, single yellow rose with gold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ribbon and wore a moss green Robert C. Martin, Williams Juliet cap. Road, Lhke Mary, Fla. and Gary Johnson was best man Robert Eugene Prinz, son of and serving as ushers were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Prinz, Douglas and Scott Prinz and A325 S.W. 56th St., Miami. were groomsmen were David 1l.7z71 [` I . linly Matrimony Jrlhnsnn. 0---, Satur(tay, Oct. 13.1973 at 5 p.m. Edward Win, Robert B. Ashby in All Souls Catholic Church of ana Robert C. Slartin. Sanftrd. The bride s mother chose Officiating clergyman at the lull length dress of grey knit candlelight, double ring interwoven with crystal lurex cercinony was Father 1). J. thread, featuring long sleeves, Kett Organist, Miss Joan high neckline and gathered shirt and a corsage of pink Wilke, presented an ap rosebuds propriate program of music The groom's mother wore a and accompanied Ann Hartwig. soloist ho sang Paul Suki s long silk and white dress with interwoven gold Song The church was decorated threads, empire waistline, long with floral arrangements on the fitted sleeves with ruffles at the AlLar, spiral arcs of candles and wrist and a corsage of yeHow potted paints. Family pews roses. Mrs. L. Sykes maternal were marked with ribbon and sprigs of flowers and a glass grandmother of the bride, wore hurricane lamp with burning a tivo-tone beige knit dre--s with • .-. kurt Cremtils Tusilt [ml __. __________ a SHIRLEY MILLET Forest ç -. W 320 csoiJiu $(ypy pq cmtrX1149 1-tivits ym of ttwblf pttfornrce t,cI irailtmofyj ,DSVW WWII mlim" 104 Wt syl, on ,,r pesitive IenI ;ii SIDNEY THOMPSON 83A-922 Aitamonte Springs w3ul" . 1 - r ________ sweeping Ri SANDRA RAWLINS . t95Z . Uiinrul LrnI-.Tr.. • jr- - ______________ 'ti 1111 '"ti feat *-__1. [1 p J window. thTiod$fl1a r7 _1 1 M . , -' - '- mint green 204A 1/1 Sa nf ord ____ I ' ____________________ . Martin • I A SW r - 11 - I _____ fP Jean 1 Canfieki 110 BEA HUCIIES ______ - : -, --- ------ _________ ______ / I ' . . 190A k"I "? &!&o ftw UW s not 41 bad- i I __ 1174 qN4 • '*W Ifl L. Wendy I WESH TV neig A %o600d? , nee % . , Exchange Shell [toad. Spanish American War Veteran George Romig and Gold Star Mothers will be honored Speakr will be Nick rleifauf, director of communitv affairs .. . World War I Barracks 1197, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, Boy Sewls, Girl ScouLs. I - "-' ID • 4 - 5i p/ ;;, '1.,._ 9" I .. = - - 11 , , i 'r u * 6 --IonL, knit gown with vold and Mich..- Miiw4-snkft rl_ 3 AG _Js 1 were also served. -,. Wis.; Whitt- M~ The gdrden as uroug'mt sLlerthreadsandagoidorhid Sands, Ne Mexico, Corn ,i'i !!,t1b. inide the reception r®nis with corsage Mr. Duncan ore a merce, Atlanta, Macon, masses of ferns a,d potted dark navy suit, gold tie and a Columbus, Canon and Elberton, gold rose boutonniere greene ry Ga. and From Florida, Key The guest book was kep( by Atirgueritt Durican DeLaney West, Miami, Clearwater, GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ,, Mr. and Mrs Duncan's grand wore a long yellow raw &L Th"-.pa, St Petersburg, er'ar,, ?nd ,\r.:i" Wedding Mrs t,iadv L!Ju"an, 'r Mr. 1 iuuter,, Man Llizabetri h0n Feggi Lrcar, tJ1iidu 4Ird, udIm.svmlle, ,,acitson'is attired in it long white ville, Tallahassee, Titusville, Del.aney and Catherine w, i Photo by Bill \!incent, Jr.) Conrad. The table was also chiffon gown with antique gold Orlando, Altamonte Springs, adorned with an old fashioned lace bodice. Michavi [,cc and Winter Park. — - . ~;Y~~ 19.~5111 r 111 Michael Goodman of Temple Shalom will lead a prayer for peace in the Middle East. 4CGt.4ØL, - -- notice at I 1 - Prolusions of yellow roses nosegay and a commemorative Duncan wore a dark navy suit. graced serving tables laid with candle a gift from a sister of Myrtle Elizabeth Hill and heirloom cloths at th e Golden Mr. Duncan. Grady Lee Duncan were Also attending, in addition to married Nov. 4, 1923 in Canon, Wedding Anniversary reception honoring Mr , and Mrs Grads the l)uncan's granddaughters, Ga . After residing there for two lAc Duncan who with their were their three grandsons, sears they moved to Sanford daughters, Marguerite Duncan Allen DeLane), Philip DeLane) and habe been here for the past Del a ney and Peggie Duncan and Bruce Del.ane) 48 sears Assistingatthedoorandwth Conrad, and son, Michael Lee Mr.Duncanretiredfiveyears Duncan, receIved guests at the the servi ng were Mrs Michael ago from the National Forest &Il1fOi'd Garden Club on Nov 3, Duncan, Mrs William Wra, Products Association They are from 3 to 5pm Mrs hugh iruluck, Mrs Hugh both acthe members of the A ma.ssive arrangement of Herbert First Paptist Church. Mr. I roses and eucalyptus used with Moreland, Mrs. John Ilastings, Duncan is a member of the an antique gold leaf candelabra Mrs Hubert Carraa) Mrs Lions Club, Mrs Duncan Is a r es a .1 .1 ws, rs. was a oca po n on t ie punc r- member of the Sanford table Champagne punch and thenc Mabry, Mrs Paul Mabry, Woman's Club and a former0~ Hr mu Misse fruit punt ii sure st r ed from Mr Mrs nit mix r of tht Garden Club Approximately 2W rel, A three tiered wedding cake. Lk-Laney, Mrs. Marie Conrad, and friends called during the field a yellow orchid on each Mrs. Jerry Meyer, Mrs. Al!en appointed hours of 3 to 5 p.m. to fier which were grown by the DeLaney, Mrs. William if 11, wish them a happy anDuncan's long time neighbors, Mrs. Cleo I fill awl Mrs. Horace niversary. the Herbert Morelands. Tea Out-of-town guests came r "' lcn '--'- s ,,... _____ - tftg ! ---s .-. 4 - — Ah -' - - wn- ~ I t my WhTrod $11t$l ' - - . I K , - - who served anti died for the nation in past wars. Sanford veterans' groups will hold a joint observance at 2 p.m. Sunday at the post home of American Campbell.Losslng Legion Post si on u 17-92 Speakers will be Mayor Lee P 4CF14 '—' •ui-'i_ ______ -----l.t. 7 77--7 I-M ---- ._-- — _ - - — mor :' __ . % ff , bought had a whopping four and 19-~__ a half ounces of green beans ~IN ~.. i~vm-,Wao ,, - l , it and only thm and a haIf ounces -1 ~~ _+` _ , l6.Z___ 11 ~~' -(Ou k-JCED-, Sunday by area veterans' or. field Raflizatlois in hi of those Rc.+ Site CAMP DAVID, Md.(AP)-President Nixon and family ng spending IIIJ_,_ -' q -- . -w *`._~ ____________' ________________ ______ nttu "s-nvil War reconciUation - tt ,IrI South 717he v, ictiffis of this poisoning of the country s political process were the very newly The inability of the radicals to translate observed Vassar College hisiururn Prof. Carl I t c r cqlt-r ii okals ii1u reality thruuith [1w - a day after bUls on Uile trans-Alaska pipeline and mar datory fuel allocation are 4)()fl ________________________________ _______ -. Nixon Shores Stand emancipated blacks whom the radical Republicans claimed to _ .--_- • - ___ W. eight defective stabilizer fins on the first stage of t.he Saturn 113 rocket. The work started Thursday after the launch had been delayed live days because of the discovery of hairline cracks in all eight of the rdne400t- country by the Impeachment of _______________ - tliie," Work crews continued the tedious task of replacing Camn David _____ ________________ A Weddi 'no Anniversary w.- -----.--- - . -"I - - - ____________ ___________________ _____ Nixon -- -, a righteousness Tile "quences of mm peachrnent of Richard cannot be clearly forecut Howe'aer, we do know what fl - -' Launch director Walter Kapr)an told newmi en Friday: "1 h ve ihe confidence now that we're going to make It OnThursday. But Ill be in a much better position to make an assessment on SuntIa We'll make a decision at that energyweekinthe&nate"Jack3on5aidheexped energy bill to reach the floor for a vote on Wedni'sday, m::.'~_i - LL-1 Celebrates -_____ mat's The traditional Nov 11 during the (Lyndon) Johnson era, is a case in point in the conflict we are witnessing over impeachment is a naked power slruggle, cloaked by radical and liberal Dcn,ocrats - - - The recent protracted battle mw dLuolving the Office of ty, ______________________ —' CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) The space agency will decide Sunday whether to launch th e Skylab 3 astronau ts on Th ursday or again postpone the shot. programs or retain large parts -. ,. - - --- J ______________________ P& L, - - - Couple — Reception s Watergate Defense n einCe its Ultimate erA --= to restructure the social and ~ i Dec sion swcessior as part of a post-Civil of .__?~;~ .~~-_-f - AM ___ - ' the radical Republicans in Johnson's titne was to Waterga te Archibald Cox triggered current Impeachment effort -- - Sk yla b WASHINGTON ( AP major eff ort to shore up Republican support and clear away doubts a bout nis integrity. The White House vowed "absolute" cooperation with Watergate prosecutors and the courts and said new material would be provided to fill the gap left by two tape recordings the White House says don't exist. M of special - computer-accessory field and awarded Telex $M2.5 million in damages. At the same time, he found Telex guilty of industrial spying and ordered It to pay IBhl 121.9 million, seeking _________________________ - CkA 10 said he had made - subsmntial , !rror" in computing damages due Telex Iudp Chrfstens.n impeachment in the ruime of curbing presidential power. The current congressional ___________________ - - ,An,ounced ternational Business Machines Cp. ior nionoiistir practicts adjudged in a 1avEwt agilnat IBM by th e Telex Corp U.S District Court Judge A Sherman Christensen U.S. Ciil War period justified 11 _ . SALT LAKE CITY (AP)- A federal judge says.-k wW release toda> revised punitive damages against in Republicam during the post. - Vets Da Festivities _i~~ ____________________________ I IBM Legal Damages ar !"i'g T"c . r y impeachment of Andrew M04%_ , Tfl,. I tempts to impeach Richard t - -- .1 1 1. scuure Friday night only about an hour before he was to deliver his final presidential address to the opening of the centennial convendon. w.dersLqd what is at stake foi L1mted Stet The parallels between the I - mood of shock and sadness Prevailed among the 3,500 h!sWrical ~ PCrspecUve-can we __ - - -- -_ . C-- % ;I".., _______ - An eight-ounce can of green If the water company gave beam does not contain eight yuu a bill at Uiat price you'd ounces of green beans scream bloody murder. g Whrn I poured the water off There isa brand that puts k'c delegates here from across the country. Dr.Elsendra th had been president of the Union of American hebrew 6i the current administ~ration with gross political motives for iecking impeachment. Only by seeing the current moves for impeachment of I -AM111219011AM - ,_', - ;. ,_ national president, Rabbi Dr . Maurice Etsendrath A '_T - T e, _-;!:_-t1'-,_~-; , __ ____ rz.,- f,' : ._.._- -.~ 1. 4 '.-_ .=I.. ._, _____________ __ op =Ij-. -- --- NEW YORK (AP) - Intended celebraUon was turned into mourning today at the 100th anniversary convention Dun'iii'" Goldeii \Teh1ing -% ;: w :!ii you buy canned vegetables half cents for green beans 1 opened an eight-ounce can I bcught several brands of canned vegetables and weighed of Springfield green beans an! the contents to find out how found exactly the same much was actual produce and Half of the eight ow how much was water, water. . Now the Springfield can sells '' kitchen scale showed that to irands of canned cut green for 20 ients That means the beans are half water four ounces of water c 10 An eight-ounce can of Del cents I weighed a gallon of Monte green sos has a label drinking water and It was on it which says, "net wt 8 02." approximately 9 pounds ii When I seighed the entire Multiply that, and water at contents of the can I found this th e Springfield price costs 40 Ic I i. - ____ ii Celebration Tragic not four ounces. When I weighed the water that had been In the can it also weighed four ounces. r a I he Del Monte can or nts. I had paid ten ld you pay $3.60 of water? 4i may have o° T - . By RICH SEELEY Copley News Service say3 laboratory tests show smoking has a direct lin k conditions leading to heart attack. It has long been known that blood clotting in th e arteries, called arterial th rombosis, leads to heart attack, stroke and blood vessel disease. Dr. Peter H. Levine of the Tufts-New England Medicai Center says his studies show that smoking only one cigarette has a dramatic effect on the clotting of blood th e small cells that initiate the blood.clottlng mechanism b) stickin g togeth er Johnson is almost Identical to the current attempts to remove Richard Nixon from office . - , ~. 1 .' - -.I :. A Foolish Way To Buy_Water Smokinq And Heart Ails NEW YORK-"! do r tend to be overawed 31' contrailed by real or pre tended friends,' wrote Andrew Johnson in 1866, "nor do i mean to be bullied or drib en from m purpose by m enemies" This fierce defiance earned Johnson a unique place in this republic's history: the only president ever to be impeached but who was acquitted F charges during a U.S. Senate impeachment hial by one vote. , ,.% I 0 ; ft10tn1?1 Jejjs Briefs 0VV e r - I Shopping For Canned Foods -_ 4_ ______________________ - -- MISS PEGGY JOYCE CANFIELD ...Engaged to Samuel D. McAllister - JO-4 to �___ 11! 7. - -]i4J Iii - ____ _._ 28— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. fl, i')73 • . Showe : Miscellaneous __ - - - _____________ -__~_ - - ',_ .---- -- __ ____ __ _ ____ Walttr\ Cook and Mr's ' J M Dingmai .sere Ce tr Mr' ___ _________________ .. -111 -------- -!'~~_ -I -__ - - -t -- ' Mrs 4, - i '* blue and white were carried out ____________ -— I Wir , I" t 2 --- K =— - 'i - _______ ___ - . . ~ - r_~!-_ A~ . W J - _-__ U = '. - . . ,. ' ______ njoys Her _____ --F Sunday, Nov. 11,1973-38 Work For The Finest In ')in(thing done' he when began. We rk the art program this year, at directly wI cIe ° the el ' school She day long now and help with dsslsts teachers In demon. reading problems and math strating and explaining art Just about anywhere they need '° the )Ouflgsters, extra help, you will find f said A sophtstkated than Judy talented artist Longwood. is a interested, even though this is cd tear ' clk gram When! first sLatted of the F lernentar) School OIW to tork as very first aides to be hired in an iide, no one knew thit t o do 1) typed in the ieluiii anfl and ran err ath'i ers following lesson plaits homeroiiiotherati.ongood erehesItantInaskIngfl10 0 Therearenowsixaidesat irnttun' Knowingf interest in the school, fo the number corresponding to Louis principal Kosky at all. There's never a Moment the enrollment at the school. recommended her for the job as want The )peooreo,qine -_ __ -4 JV ______ . r ThesanfordHerald E Aide Jud) rtmiins I ; I - ' the area decor was a large of daisies. - , ke The refreshment tzbtew:s "74 It oirlaidWithalUIfldflWde bas _V _________ z.. ith daisies r Highlighting in decorations predomina ting. - - __ t'- - _____ -I '-. :~ 11b =-w __ . z!. *. ____ . V -_ , s an HD,Nl(IUflS 8 I RiCharde at the home of Cook, 2408 DeCottes Me 1 .1r ,-..,, ..,71___ ..,Z;.Z__ -.. .. ___ 11-0 -N -':_fi"L,-=-.,,* _: -. ___ -" * : ________ r r ' Teacher Honors r ,It I ' T-Wr 4 FirePlace Furnishing... A the YPk .- I - us" .. _______ ____ . -1. I : ,.i- .1 I 1_ - children in local schools, and are familiar with many Problems that may It is a convenience to the mothers who 1 ___ T I __ u = - A. .1 , .;, * U*. Am - %- large elaborately decorated cake with blue roses and the insignia "Best Wishes Debbie" I I ~ii ~ . .I _A - f . -- - * - __ I. - I / 9 -- the I . - - ( rnl I j i # i , 4 irt --I .r 4 - - - - - t RiCharde, It. A. ...both members of Deltona Post N 595 Fj-eltona ffusbwidmWife _______________ i~~F~~ .-_ - __ - - iffl - LA. - ,,= _____ _,__ I ------- -.-,..---_______ By FANNEFIEEDWARDS 111111§111110 -7 4"MI- -A"- ____ ___ --- --- ___________ - ____ _________________ All In Ohio with relatives While there, she was introduced to HeraldCrresPoodeat overseas service U.S. Arry for uree sears in Burma and Mdia theatre c war, is historian of also k wten asked '-- P: I runalning in _______________________ comfortable ----- -- ___ - , her nice quiet, job in y __- __- - --- f or duty." "My dear rno&,ff aM father -' - -- -- - __ - - - -. - -. I - -_ ! .- .. __ _---.-- I - _________________ _____ - - mn ; ,;./ - - - - - - - I -_- - - - ,, !~i:.__; - '. I'- - _ _ -i-t_ - - z____- '- -:-_ --.# - seffed as "Mail Clerk." But, post office work ,was not the - . __ I , fA -,--- -- - I- _ --- ,.: t J'' guard duty, ran Itic swit chboard, worked in ;1* PX, did __________________________ - all iypes of office work - _____________________________ - " % -c : ,- - !;!6' - - ._-Z~.~_Zft=~ --- _ men (in the other. However. women war suld Betty , in both tie nmi's and wvmen's __ , . .- - - ___ ,-,r- _t47_~ quarters during - !W -.. __________-__ - - - --- - - the days, I ____-: ____________ ____ - . - By JANECASSELBERRY - .. - Mill -J T1__ T- ___VSW6&_ ____V - - - - --- --- -- - -= -= I - z- ;! - - - for Mr. LtXISrd ______ . - . - .. - - - - ' 11t,Ieer,orpedalto amas Copetanci of d operate with at found Dunedin (formerly - -- - - - - - - - ----;-=--. - (I ______ " - - - _: - 1W I - - - A hcdding their offices for tlie scmrid .i 1 - - V_ - --- __ .R---m - -= I 10 I F_ --- _73 ___ =__ - __ M!" __-_- *- - - ., I -I manner. (Passenger -_L. V P WN rarry-on luggage were cshecked , jI __ - j& - at taib airport cit.h varying degreesofthorougline,sandat - That'swbenwewoulijtotoSan loughout the house. They are ujufor. - ! ; ! . 1 . I .1 Dec. i. 'ii elop . IIII&%t1'$ Ill/1Ws, - '- $1 :: I 1, 'IA "1' - , r 0*1 Mt Wo,,n Shade s ' Z' eg - ____ AT YOUR COWAN14CE NOCMAA4I N0Ot(jATO* ,)hIo, Is the grandson and the late Mr. and Your Aero Decorators JV* 6r'd Wally PhiOps iøt 111111 """ L"Sky .1 3l West I3thSt. Good Shepherd Lutheran Qi S Sanford Strvi Thi Seminole Volvsla Area Call Celt*ct 3O5322 331Sor322-531$ day Pr ect Cheer ' 1. - _____ ________________________________ V Li/ill I-'r the 01,1V 0 #% cm I W ikt, 111,1111!I 06 _19 'T ~__- - y 'and always had a wonderful bo ________________________ ____ ____ _________________________ _____________ - - ,, ___ ------- - - andmadeherhqmem Warren, - a &XIety _ Deadline ___ --f _-__ ____ Ammmz ___: - --- - children in their At' - Mm __ _ -_ ~_~__~_ __ A -_ uckwne yout new-31 ngagj awl — wedding ' spare '' __________________________ 4Lra' I -'f . c. d b ac conipanird b a ['lack and - engage iii increa ngte 6 IAAkji, IWK. UL t& that the post might have its own home She has accepted th-e- Plain which netted a fine I I' Ring-a-Turkey feat, which should prove very profitable . - ___ Ill______________________ W-11 te Omiv-* studio p1toto at ruuu ie 5 '.41 tae P s 11, ' 4 - _____________________ __ _ --__ - ___-____ money difference you have to countriesbetter. her tenth.) Landing In Athens, we found cope with the metric system An added treat for the kilo Instead of pound, etc we had lost six hours Casselberrys and FAmistnris If ) Ut] arc in the upper din- in;' their ;cw rtturn fli g ht crc tol d kas ,, baby-sit for the neighiors t I i. ltt1'1dTI) P05 with - _~ __ - ~ I 'V- . ___ - _- -. _____ -__f_=- - -=----- SOUTH SEMINOLE PILOT CLUB The South Semi nole Pilot Club met at the Red Carpet Inn, Lt Governor of District 4, s gifti speaker. Shown above, from left, June Lormann, publicity chairman;. Ann £mith, president' and (Ph to Elda N - ______ _- I __ __ ______-__- -- - T - T-=- I- - though - Yj( _-_ __ York _,% . the chairmanship for this and - __ ---Z- - Civic bracket souvenir class, Greece a night at the Met in beautiful stantly. On the flight back we statuette category. Spurred ko by our guides and has. given freedom and o fLid caten five meats when we traveling dawn to dark, W'C mU by my cousin Jack Irtunty when the tied from CoopcT, who took us to scrambled over ancient ruins oppression and hinger. Croto"n-Hudson for dinrier. from One end of Greece aM in these days of disiflusion. We were soon Introduced to Turkey to the other absorbing men, inflation, and energy eggplant, ground lamb, with setl this di.sh at each pIn Byzitnttrie Art as any Yan)'e" the world has never had it so tourist Could soak up on a 10- good, America has not let her One of the most lnttlgulnR people down, it is the people h c !t tier darn so keep - 5i -' eiImedtoloseouton Istheplacetobuygoldjewelry, lincoln entcr and a per. sleep, we never missed any furs, and in Alexandroupolls, Lormance of the opera meals as the charming hand-embroidered linesn...or so "Madame Butterfly." We also the visited the Statue of liberty stewardesses all seemed they tell Turkish dagger and Greek wherewewereremlndedJofQ dedicated to feeding Muu.s'ala a combination of ' or Menta F Hospitals _A811101k.1.+ I V I C&vd.d --- phone E. FIRST ST., X13-2810 BANKAMERICARD WSTERCHARGE STORE 4OURS: 9 T05:30 EACH DAY - 0 I f. - - • Doub e n ts *Solids & Fancies $ _____ ) _' , ". work out of ____- L.. R 100% Polyester 0 Solids & Plaids 54" 0 Machine Wash * No Iron *Just Right For Cool Days * for ncantsandboys • I .- -_-' - - Brocades & Satins 1 For - Holiday ' and girls to size 6x ' and Christmas gift stems - — I _______ I .. anasonics 0 I $400 ete S J $ 50 NOW OPE 'ATURDAY ___ _ BON13 (4 Chrysler Plymouth. S Hwy. 17 92 (1J Speed Name Brand *Guide Light $ 95 Reg $79S ssor e 0 on en s • 45" Wide I 1111 SoUnd wild state ' I I I •2 10 - raulo. • • it' salmil! 1 - I Men's Hair ________ -await you I fp [ ~K# O PRICE Electric Scissors A 9 9' ....c11ne M hI The e -u,omas Wave A lovely array of shower 9 I14Wi - -P~_" I _; C - im. around our specialwortd of fashion (. 99 £ in and browse ~ 1 1, 99 ____ Take the guess- , =_____ " O~r~;'A. _ aura I Look LOOc u ry - - - I - - - _ _______ 8 8 SUNDAY ONLY C 6 C ii OPEN SUNDAY I P.M. TC6°.M. 5 COflur(fl efli ways to buy - - • 1 it : anuary money a longer at each place and I//All to conunuetier education "Project Cheer" - A [rigs Is chairman tar South Aides may sear dresses or pantsuits to work. Judy makes Christmas project o( the Mental minole County. 90 per cent of her own clothes, Health Association hopes to Gifts must be obtained and and some of her daughters. She provide gifts for each patient in dy to send by Dec. 1. AD gtfts orn Seminole County wiII be also likes to crochet. ,'be is a Florida's Mental Hospitals. rded to the State Hospital strong supporter of eje Deaf Each county is assigned the Chattachoochee. and Blind School In St. number of gifts It will be • The First Federal Savings Augustine, as she has a 'tiece res pons onsible ible f S I I Loan Association Is M there. quota is 2W anid each gift must Ung with ft co=unity Judy holds a substitute be new. After collecting the jectby acting as a collection teacher's certificate, but hasn't gifts each coun ty ama used it yet. Her impish face be responsible for the gift pot. A decorated box has glows when she speaks of her wrapping and tagging of the n placed In the Savings and Afl office on West First St., job, and being surrounded by articles jiford. For additional In. cWldren all day. -7be kids; in Mrs. Rosamond Chapman cmatlon call Mrs. Chapman elementary school are really fun to be around. I don't work has been appointed chau-nan '322-20 Sanforl or Mrs. because I have to - but for North Seminole County and w 834-6293, Altamonte Mrs. W. L New. Altamonte Srings. because I really want to!" _____________________________ e 10 Days C'~p CUSTOM DRAPERIES '56 1 4 He attended Central A t School, Sanford, and is I*5Y employed as an ap Ue pltnber. raised buys lots of small equipment that the sciioo - prices on the items are not hotels from good to luxuriwj& final-the clerk or shopkeeper Our only amplaint was that we tXpC(1i oU IL) bar,atn on 1k .bd not hatt enough t.tn,e , stay !tlarr'v long booklet of film strip titles, and gate them to the fifth grade teachers. A sudden rush for a particular numbered film was quickly explained, when it was discovered, the aide, in a moment of complete abandon, had typed, 'Hot, Wet Hands," instead of "Hot, Wet Lanods.11 "A ! U!It. 1!) to his children. Teenagers are knowing what is correct is not Adolescents and their parents not looking for sympathy. They enough. ite often finding them- do want empathy. To~ay the i ir lii 1 i5ril of %orl(l Is so different th t not toTeenagers need opportunities selves deve lop the skills they need development which has nuiny even the parentscan feel they They must travel, eat in public similarities. An identity struggle are sure of what is best for the Ir places, refuse and accept in. occurs both In the teen years offspring Youth needs op. 'Itatlons, mingle with different and in the middle years of life. portunities to view new kinds of people, carry on In both the teen years and the horizons. They need to expose meaningful conversations, and middle years of life th ill- t hemse l ves to new ideas and handle the msel ves in social dl Id 1 changes roles-Both new ways of fiving. Ilwy ne-ed situatiorLs. are asking ,t5us4tes ttho am lo be exed to adults w ho are A parent may give a child his 1-where am going-W-hat do I not in positions of authority. money and his time, but the %% hat believe are my The nted to get intolted in thing he therishes most Ic limitations and what are iny some cf the work that needs to Ixtrental Lonfidence. IxIter For 'parent bedoran today' s world. the time to care or little Many parents are quicker to children is ending and they are provide rescue operr.tions than Liking another look at then)- to safeguard their children as ZAL (hir Kx*Makc I ~ Number 0tv I T'I. WU1*S ey are under more they try their wings. Teenagers pressure o produce in their resist adult guidelines, but they ______ irt or s. unities and in need them and feel lost when they are not there. It is with a .Z~~ By the time a man has sense Of relief that modern ---. im -i n n ht ha t n i er's et inilieti ui -ii rt , shoppers ready and eager to be "Ugly American" tourists from riceandseenisto relish the me i-p a peop V____ ___ - back to reality. Those rj-'t. d some adult who cares enough to l imi ta tions and now he must protect them from their own transfer his hopes and dregms undisciplined impulses, , ~ med Dutch inspectors were all parted from their traveler's this little discourse le y business and definitely not checks at every opportunity; we loved both countries and le tyw was frisking my sleeves the tour the souvenir shops In friendly arA just as curious other was going over the rest of Greece and Turkey there is one about us as we were them me ___ ----. --m =- iffr=IT_si __ - -- Need i B MAR11 'N CORDON OC Coordina t or outh Programs, Inc. _________________________________ - To Her fiance, born In an the late Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mrs Joseph H Kessen supplies stocked. "The ---- - fit FABRIC AND 3OR \ working as aides. Judy said, "We have often made very funny mistakes," Shetoldoloneaidewhotypeda 'eilssmaltschool items to (Photo by Elda Nichols) Silk Lilt TWFANY e 'ote1 students before school begins in the mornings, and keeps the ...Judy takes time to play with family dog, Missy - - 0 Corman I 5 %off --. also tends the school stare and RELAXING 41 nh II. helps in this job," she said. She - I Canmunity United MethodK ____ in the post and he was elected -, . --- _M - - I and all ost IV memLem say she is the efficient and exacting nu adjutant the Post has ever had. Both Betty and LaRue art! sawcally Incline& You will - - • both served now - .- _______ year, -ti A -- - - ___ " ,--=- - t the ultimate in simplicity-& hole C, , uiuu Cozberry)wereMnthand CASSELBERRY JANE = ~ MW In Kavala, a beautiful seaport - __ Reba McClain, John and Aesculapium Medical Center Phyllis Capponi, my husband, En Northern Greece, an 1 ." port.ant discovery was made ruins, In Turkey, where Leonard and I and our 11 of less than a block from our ancients used to come for daughter, a hotel-the American Snack heallngLn0B C Nothing new Joirdng us in New York for Bar-where our taste NAB In the modern spas and the trip were Marvin Jr and were revitalized with such pschIatrics clinics that were Cheryl McClain, fr2m, Wi1more, delights as hamWner, hot not used here. WW1e there we ADJUTANT OF THE POST, BETTY IS KEPT BUSY Ky,, where be is attending dogs, pizza, ice cream cones, saw tuie tiatits wuiere eopatra I I - Keeping records of membership and all Post activities allegedly used gotts milk for Asbury Theological Seminary, Coke and milk sMkes. (Herald Photo by Ch a rles Ed%vii rds) Although we. found com. her beauty bath. She was so and __ -__ munication a problem at times, impressed with the 6,000 _ _ _M -- -, - - - - - ___-______1 p~=_- -_ --- _ Okla,, the U.S. Greenback DoUar was papyrus medical books In the _-_-4 Edmis -_-_1-translatable into library there that Mark Antony here he is a stud€nt at Oral easily *A-L ~& __ _7_ souvenirs any place. Just when gave them to her to take back to Roberts University. ,I I A~~ !______ mAg_-IiW I-__ ___ zv , _ _ -_;;_ — ____ we began to understand that 30 Alexandria where they were So after much confusion and _____ ___ _ =_ last minute decisions our little drechmas equaled one dollar later destroyed by fire ________________ Tbe thought of beautm 3 Cleo f7oup was at last flying aboard the value of the drachma in : =_- relation to the dollar increAsed relaxing In her tub, remhW 9 leaving us -t more confused Than above the Atlantic or was ita me of our Herald office . glam girl, Do , who ob. flying carpoet taking us to these i• places that looked like tiy to Turkey and that's a lire of Ious1y has her own beauty secrets. L,elonged in National another color. S)CakIng of money, our group Lest you get the Idea that we .. & (eographlc' Changing jets -4 jolted Included some Incurable were the typical unappreciative - ,.# - "__._.- fr each other, ariousschool activities, before ____ - otts Kristine school." - 0 MEN - - - MISS KRISTINE A with the kids." She laughed and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gear B. Frank, 243 UnIon a Millersburg , Pa., and Mr. and . Rai th T. Spotta, Mon. said, "when summer vaca tion tonden, Pa. is over, I'm ready to go back to _ / - in their respective offices for two years each. 'the following year she was are I - ______ of the bus. The Greek F. - -M - work. Betty was elected hLdorian of the post and LaRue, i.th ----- known tour, the Arab-Israeli War frult. Hard roUs and coffee played havoc with plans were the rule f or breakfast I soon saw the need for as a and at the last minute o t was switched to Gre-ece and guide for th"- unwary trilVelff Turkey instead Since we would was a handy Intruction booklet follow SL Paul's itinerary, we restrooms are called in rationalized It must be at least Ewope Ateachatopwe found semi-holy land. Accompanying our totw host, a different type of buttion, .I acquired emphatem, which served at lunch, as well as supper, and It became harder and harder t €j— to the - ii 4 After looking forward far pastries were out of this world, but usual dessert was fresh manymonthstoourffoly , - Rut, Fate lied decreed historian . __ ' aisle serice overseas, and had - :— - -. _ ___ - - I I Julie, in Mt!wee Middle School, U understands th e youngsters she sees each day. i E. , 1702 Magnolla Ave., 60w e of ten meet af ter school Sanford are announcing the e trnnt and approaching hours,andthechlldrenalways marriageofthetrdaughter, Ann,toJosephHerry glad to see me And (k)rman, son of Mr and Mrs Pa Gorman, P 0 Box 345 strangely enough, If I should MY, Fla, / Ed.. Note County Editor supper each day we had sflced - - I - ---- had a part In building the their om qwuum We put in a fu'l elp -nd hid a ,~A Casselberrys Join 'Jet Set' - ___ I ____-i - m: =- .- - , .., .;,.; e- _- t' - Iiwf - guest c)1'f_ when unportant and responsible job needed, and what Ury all liked it, chauffered officers aW from t.heir desUnafion.The women were q- - I , - what you want, and demon. strate, they turn out really fine w ork." A mother of two children, Bill, in Lyman High School, and I I - lomat s. because It was cuitrally located and because Mr. Leonard had service officer , and 0 . ____ . to Camp Mirmar. 17here she _;___r1X1TIi0;___ ---i----- a - ---- ORLANDO really are. Alter you explain - I - - - - how Lle1 te the youngEtr - . for 25 months it1L1dtly the, .4tre put lii Litj Calif `___-qe_ ,;3 , -,,,_ -'.-,, ,_ Z = --A z--_.--'. - - , .- -,~I - *. I _-; -, -1 - (Photo 1)y Elda Nichols) ____ . - herownmteresUn thesubject Jose She said, "You'd be surprised 0r king onotgut1 painting ' - - kday,she is asenlor. 7be first Corps and was sent to Caw for eight weeks of thing Betty and LaRue dW was Lejune, N.C. to join the Deltona Post of the American Legion and imFrom there, Betty was sent to _ --- f (Cecelia Farmer Photo) _____ they moved back toFlorlda,but otheiwise, I . BRIDAL HAPPINESS ... (Ito r) Mrs. Walter A. Cook, Mrs. W. B. RiCharde, MISS Debbie Ri Charde and Mrs. Shirley' Edg gar . M _____ enlisted In the U.S. Marine in DeLand High School, where L1 _ - i4p those cool evenings. The ORLANDO FORGE, INC. has the finest and most compiste selection of fireplace furnishings available Styles and colors to fit every decor from Cortomporary to Early r, cr h:!Ip with arts and crafts. Completely Involved in thv - ' - away, from the aniled when I told them of my where he ad • mil dethian, and most folks in Washington where I was born W0fk1flI and In August f l7O the family came down to reared and received my education, thought it was Deltona, purchased their home Shocvaest Ave. and rkticulous. But nothing conld at 906 moved in change my i d " nry enrolW their daughter "So, in Febnary of 1944, 1 --- 1-1 When mother passed Marion), ruled3utkavydutyworli He ____ ___ - a, AW - 1WV - - 17~-* . , U - - - - W -1 __ the front We decided I'd enlist and work in - - - JEC _____________________ ____ __ --- - _____ factory in WashAngton, she re plied I tt ankd to do cori.struction business He had _ - i 0~*; ____ _______ familiar with machines. With her artistic ;I-j-. Miami, Fla. in 1956, but shortb thereafter, had to return to Warren to care for LaRue 's mother who was ailing. country Iknew I couldn fight _________________ - = __- ; .. . Z — — . . " ___ _-___ __ - i (_ In the service of her John Runibley and the Misses fellowveteransof the American SandieBowes,Sue Iloening and Vickie Patterson. Legion, for Betty Leonard4 lady ve teran of W.W.H. entered the service. instead of .this time, chose Deltona - w Fall is here with crisp winds and winter just ahead so now is the time to outfit that fireplace and enjoy _____________________ - 1 Her husband. 1ARne, also a wanted to enjoy warin weather EX I- - .~?~ spent LaRue Leonard, by his mother, Betty Marion Leonard of amemberofoneoflierclutis,at Dtona isa Legionnaire in a dance given by that club. A owght,forsheservedin the swlftromanceensuedandtwo Marine Corps of the United months later, "i l49, States for 2 years during they , 111110 -- _MV * 4Q -T 11 I E x perienced in all types of - ! J - - - TRWA trower, Ralph Pezold, Jefferson U Davis,It. A. Frank Jr.. Richard Bowes, Tim Pikkarainen, James Kitchenka, William all, life is a happy one, Turner, Kenneth Williams, home in Warren where they second term as adjutant of the lived for the next seven and where their daughter, American Legion Post No Maria, was born Because they of Deltona _____ ----__-_- #( Ii 1- - A I:o - .. -0- - - K Robert Orw, Thomas Cobb, H. 1). Pattersn, Albert t• IS -----..== ft ,_,_:~o. 0 Y a -' =~___ ! R 5, I 1_4~e-Ai,;-- " I I - _________ Judy is shown , __ _____ _______ - -VM 4_.-~ .1 I _77 = - - t __ -1 f T E. --- WAVEW - _ - = -, , . _WmTtt ---- Now, the pay scale rises when teachers receive a raise. Longevity also COUflIS in the total amount received 'Li(i) uussoflhecOuegeiivtutS and plans to continue her - i Are Active Legionnau ________________________ - -- I" ill S __________________ _______ ;~l , ", KellY • , . W __ 7 J =Omlipm ___ , -her, Richard Boyd, A. I % -1 __. Wilson, Ardys David, Mik A-I -- - . -- , -- - .... - - Xx ..- - __ ! __-t_Z__ - 'A -4 — a - I . I - - , - - " -- - 'ery litUe - • _- 4 Mr l :' 1 Other invited guests included, " _'_ . _________________________ - . Hostess gift was a toaster. Games W - I 4IfI ShirIe Mrs RiCharde and '. I - I N - presented to Miss RiCharde, her mother, Mrs W B **14\_` .w T!17 77F - - .!.;, assere punch, nuts and Blue tinted corsages were Af' .:f F_ their children's school hours. . I - - ~ / a .- W _ .. . . 13 La rg e �413—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 11, 1973 _____ - itizen' s Club Nancys W_ __ Observes Anniversary - .-- -- -_~ -- -1.___- ~~ ~---~ _- .1-, __ Newsno I. _________ _ -___=_ M~-_ 6 _4% . ___: billt ___ _______________ t ____ _______ 4P:i Teaching value of a al..... Sund ay, r4ov. ii, JYlJ—D - Dove Grout ...HEY! WAKE UP, HUH?) The citizens of Hacienda ching gold blazers with the d Village are in the process of stale emblem on their left One hundred and eight -%.. ~_. # breast pocket and a plate witi' aeeklngacharterfrnmthestate members and guests attended -I r __________ of Florida to be able to Join the their name and officials title on lbb the First Anniversary dinner had side. I an op. State Federation of Mobile the right hand pirty given by Sanford Senior Home Owners. One of the portunity to speak to Ocoee Citizens Club at the Sanford By Joanne and Lew Koch .. purposes of the federation is to Mayor Herbert Fox, Vice. (Note: Today's column is written by Joanne) \irport esthurant. Mayor Frank Turner and keeptheownersapprlsedofany Following a delicious dinner k Have you tried to teach your kids the value of a buck? Do __ 2legislation pertaining to mobile Councilman David Harper t 6:30 you give them allowance and do they have to work for it? If S p.m. new officers for the _ __ k home Laws that being con- There were more Ocoee repre you give them allowance, do you Mill pay for their popcorn coming year sere installed by sidered In Tallahassee. The fed- senthtives present, but I didn't at a movie? i, ! _____ lyle Suffield, co-ordinator of ** - ') 0 _.,_.F._ My probem here as elsewhere in child-rearing is consiseratlon to also employs chance to speak them, a full time get a " . t... 1 Greatest," division W tency. Every book I've read on teaching tells one to decide MaIWA lobbyist to aid them in this One of the above mentioned for senior citizens at Seminole on a policy and follow through. I endeavor. There are upwards of gentlemen informed me that . -- i J Junior College. The trouble with teaching kids about money at home is By Abigail Van Buren 750,000 mobile homes in the thesesmartblazersarewornto Officers Installed were, Mrs. that you don't want to run your homelike a business. I want c im .v ciKaw Trtb N. Y. Kiwi Spid., ' Ill! We took in th e third ancountry. A good portion of them any function pertaining to the the children to do certain things out of love, family commitN. E. (Lou) B4iker, president; ment. or some higher impulse than greed or crass maerial. _ DEAR ABBY: Recently I gave a party for my husband. Rev. Thomas C. O'Steen, vice nual Halloween Party spon- are concentrated In the St. city. You would be surprised at L .6 km. Who wants the child to grow up making their parents Springs t burg aa. A5 the the coiwerSt1on caused by I planned the entertainment, wch included games th , _11 111 ____ president; Mrs. c. A. Anderson sored bY ________________________ _ wiv for favor th do? prizes for the winners, One of the prizes was dinner (or two secretary an Charles W ( munuty Msodailon at the majority of these owners are these matching outfits. It is an "Hoiey, would you take me to the doctor? My arthritis is at our Imest taurant. Holfon, treasurer. Mrs. William City Recreation Area on Oct. 31. registered voters, we are Imaginative idea and one which / acting up again." I - ~.. -:_ _. I I did not set a limit on the amount to be spent rn the AVD , I . Ileinbuch presented the lady There was a very good turnout. talking about a strong voting may catch on in other cities 64 . rISure Mom. That will be $1.50. I usually charge $2.00, but In the darker scton of the block. This is what is known as judging from the I'flfler5 because I didn't thh* It would be proper. many compli. relatives get a discount." officers with orchid corsages park, the association had set up "people power" ar,d, for one, mentnry remarks I heard. 4' But when I see 5-year-old Rachel give her 10 pennies of Well, I Just received a bill for two dinners, and it , and the men boutonnieres. aflowance away, without any thought to the peanut butter called Spooky Hollow, wish them luck. $120. Thinking there must have been a mistake, I called the Music was presented during a path cup she's going to want at the Seven-Eleven tomorrow, % an which led children into the he restaurant and mistake. was told there was no the evening by Bill Hinkle, say she's got to learn lo be materialistic. She can't grow up That man and his wife had ordered four appetizers, 1. Instrumental music instructor Spook House. From what I saw with this crazy generosity. So the next day I tell her she and THREE lobsters for the two of them, plus $50 worth of Did you also know that and some of his students from little children thoughly enjoyed can't have the peanut butter cup because she has no There Lisomesad news from cityofSthrkelsoneoftheoldest drinks which included 15 bottles of Imported beer! [They money left to pay for it. She cries bitterly, but I don't give SJC Snmeoj"The C,eritol Set" getting the life scared out of ev'n chir;i th" 'lip'' '10 ti tii hi!! .\; t!'' il1r-n ven' llwfcnla \ ver; 10 NIl. I iflIit h1' cit -iit 1 r (rVI10 wouldn't ht11) her popular :i tift' t:it' \ h:lrH1ini: :j.. .i diz ft. flft of, but I I that we were taken advantage feel pay the cent when she's along the eerie path, and am at a grown. here's one parent whose kid all gentleman named "Gus" elderly gentleman who is the f*O ,V?i' ; -- !Iyw r _____ while others just socialized, it i* is going to know the value of a buck. y, loss as to what I should say to this gre ed gluttonous thOSe ghosties leaped out at Gargis recently had a heart city clerk-treasurer (or Starke, Thenewclubyearh.'isstarted When we et home there is a large carton in the hallway couple. them, delighted shrieks of attack. The latest word is he is Merrill Edwards, spent some with enthusiasm and many la with little pieces of styrofoam all over the rug. Gradually it Any suggestions? TAKEN IN PI7SBURG1I ughtermixed with terror progressing nicely. His many time telling me about the many interesting events are being dawns on me that a new typewriter has arrived. You know '. .4 : ,._*~ I * . A , friends wish hipi well and hope virtues his city possesses. fie Planned. Ilie group meets the filled the air. (lie ad, "the typewriter of the future, the future is now." For DEAR TAKEN: I would say "Goodby," after telling Off to one side, a Space he has a speedy and complete wa.i one great goodwill am, the expIo'ion is now. first and third Tuesdays of each ,,.,.. that they had eaten themselves out of your g Bubble stood that proved to be recovery. SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB OFFICE I screamed. I shrieked. "Why? Why did you do it" The old bat3ador! He informed mc that month at the Civic Center and graces. one was okay." -.-cry jxpuI& tt ... 'A to ri Mrs. M. E. iiaker, Rev. Thoma C. O'Steen, Charles W. the more is Sirawberry the all senior cItizns are invited to I fon and Mrs. C. A. Anderson. "The old one was always gettin. stuck," comes Lew's T Capitol nd every year (or the attend. The age cf membership activf youngsters. On the DEAR ABRY' What do you th ink of an 1-year-old mars voice from the family room over 2 dick click as he triesthe 11:1 Photoby Bi ll VincentJr.) courts, several dlffr.nt •v' is 55 ve;ir or older. i'ov have had __j flC'.Y one and I think and a 7vrar'old woman who met in an old Folks home four we can't return it i(it looks used. children's games were setup. I The next meeting of the MLi-- America attend this great "Be3ides, Joanne, it's the birthday present I never bou ht months ago, and decided to get married to have expcnses? i ... observed one staunch little boy Women's Auxiliary to the event. If Mr. Edwards is any for myself. Remember how many times you asked me what ft's true, one double is cheaper than two singles, but Isn't with his head through a board Winter Springs Volunteer Fire indication, Starke must he a de, I wanted?" INNE4 that a silly reason to get married? LIVES HERE "But your birthday was in August and this is October. In smiling while other youngsters Department will be held on llghtful place to live. .. . -. Harr}' Stafford, chatrman of balance oi power which ga A'nt the hid tr t'hl In ticubcr we havc :o tiuiied wet sponges at his face to Nov. 12 at 7:30p.m. at the home DEAR LIVES: it's as good a aii get More trivia next week . . . buy live new pairs of shoes. In August the kids wear shirts the Social Science Department him a 60 per cent victory in the win prize s. My th ought was, of Mrs. Dorothy Connofley at married. And better than some, or midriffs. In Octo be r they need jackets. How can you of Seminole Junior College, recent election. Domestic a! p. -"Better he the' p!" North 3rd St. iill mem be rs are . spend $150 in Octo be r for something we don't need?" reviewed Theodore White's (airs, however, have not been .1 Roaming the park were asked to attend and an open DEAR ABBY: I have been going with a guy for nine "Mommy's right,"says Rachel, observing the scene with "Making of a President" at the successfully administered. . spooks, skeletons, Wolf Man invitation is extended to all who months. We have been together every night since we met. her new frugal perspective. "Mommy couldn't afford to buy GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE Sanford chapter of the ES() Mr. Staff ord explained that me a peanut butter cup and that doesn't cost $150. That only and the "big bad witch." The wish to come to join this worthy WEEK... Mrs. Genevieve Soc. lie is 24 and I am 18. He talks about long-range plans, such (reading fraternity of the some of the poli ti cal problems costs ten cents. So how can we afford a new typewriter?' "big, bad witch," alias Vickie rganizatlon. *5 the tWO of us going to Europe together next summer. ruxighso(5l2Davidstret.en, Federated Women's Clubs) on of both parties In 1972 has been Did Daddy congratulate me on teaching our child the Baker, deserves credit for her Our relationship is good one, but it would be perfect if we as the is known to friends, s •' value of a buck? Thursday, Oct. 25, in the home the change in roles of the Thursday, ___ realistic makeup. I didn't even were married, lie has not mentioned marriage at all, exthe type of person who is always did not. Mrs. Charles Steenwor Of th and parties. Formerly, they recognize her! And while to knock it. He was married for two Years and is now ready to help. Her nicest virtue pt .: Mrs. Charles Swinney. provided access to the people to ___________________ ____________ creditsarebeingpassedout,alJ divorced. One of the nicest parts of is that she doesn't wait to be Mr. Stafford, who has been express ther ideas on governI just wait until he brings It up? I would hate to the Association members and attending the Florida Leag,me of asked, but volunteers her aid in with SJC, since its beginning ment. Now, they a llow the ______________ -. go on li ke this for a couple of years and then find out he their friends deserve applause Cities Convention in Miami what ever way is neeiei By ________ ____ _________ seven years ago, gave a political leaders anu their staff ____ WORRY CLINIC George Crane, Ph.D M.D. for doesn't want to marry me. the great job they did. _________ recently was the wonderful, does this willingly and cheer____ _________ refreshingly different view- only a vehicle (or expressing I find out what his intentions are without How can Refreshments consisted of interesting and friendly people fully thereby relieving the L-;: Rev, Thomas. like many other point on Theodore White whom their ideas to the voters. In WANTS 0 WED being pushy? ___ free candy and snow cones. A John and the opportunity person needing help of feeling 7' liberal preachers and college he, described as in analylst many cases the staff has .. I 4,1 concession stand was there of meeting. That was bonus to as if they were under t professors, needs to wake up! -. marriage, mention WANTS: If he doesn't Of the governmental executive misinterpreted the leader's ________________ where you could purchase the worth w hile and usef ul obligation. That is a rare For both groupi are biting the > P chances are be Isn't considering IL If you want to know for Position. Rather than assuming posi tion as In the Eggleston and ___ cotton candy, Cokes and hot formation we received by at- quality. She attends as many hands that feed them. It is sure land I can't blame you], ASK him. But be prepared the role of a 1ibeal writer Watergate affairs. __________ _____ _______________ does at a nominal price. It was tending th e many and In. council meetings as possible greedy Uncle Sam that now gQ ______________ $1. for a Let down. If your relationship Is. as you say, a "g usually attributed to him, Mr. r'--____________ ___________ The reviewer gave some ______ 4 a good time and a goo way for formative seminars, the lion's share of earnings! and takes an active interest In #I it's probably good enough for him—Indeflnitely. now, one" 0 White explains with equanimity cogent eumples of fiascoes ~_ our children to have a happy We saw quite a bit of our own her community. Gen would be a and restraint the changes In sw± as the former that ha ve led Ir C _________1 CASE Y-564: Rev . Thomas, r. - ., v 'Ind safe Hofloween. Let's hope Winter Springs contingent credit 13 any neigh borhood. ( i- k_ ._ I wtke the word "promLscuous" is used aged 32, DEAR ABBY: I free enterprise policies, often preachei, against ~P/ to questions about our future . CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR the Association repeats this which was made up of Council. Goodbye and God bless. Big Business. only to describe women Government planning has selection of executives, political event every year. 7 ...Mrs, JosepBojanowskj tries sporty shirt on son, Jaime, at new men Vickie Baker, CllIford One day I had lunch with him A man who does the same thing is ailed (With the j been inadequate, according to machinery, and future Jordan Jordan, Troy I'Iland and in and asked him why he hid such Altamonte Mall. wink of an eye], "a ladles' man." And it sounds like a th e author, because In. (ómestic decisions. Marsrtorel . vivacious vife, Marilyn. We fl Ofl aversion to business WONDERING IN YAKIMA compliment! terpretation has (a iled. For Photo by Elda Nichols) Methbers enjoying the spent time with the Casiherry executives. example, education, under the rapid exchanges of Ideas and I DEAR WONDERING: Because men have always n. "Or. Crane," he replied, Congratulations to Mr. Willie representatives, who were Weals of ident Johnson's delightful coff were, in ad. • "because they live in luxury Boards of Health or In Military sexual freedom, while women have not. But Womeu' Givens who celebrated his 34 th Councilm_'n Tom Embree and fd S(lP Cotrot Great Society was extended to dition to the hostesses, Mmes. while the poor are starving and Service." Ub Is out to change all that, rthtlay on Od 26. Many John Leighty, both Interesting nearly everone, but the elk Robert Morris, F. D. That office would cost at least sick! happyruturr1s (ron, all of your and charming gentlemen, have not been educated to McCollum, S. G. Harriman, Ernest K. Whitaker, 19, 301 E. "Take my own case for $IOU per mon th , meaning Rev. Problems? You'll feel betier it you get it on your chest. friends. Longwood had the largest j)j th and Mary Jo Mounty, 24, Thomas WU getting $13,900 assume this great respon- Stanley Pierce, Butch Cor. example. u t 1011 S Fw personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. s9, I.. A.., ___ group of the three cities. annually. sibiLty. "I draw a salary of $8,500 per 301 E. 5th. ___ nelous, Fred Wilson, Ned Callt. 9000. Enclose staaped. self -addresied envelope. Attending were Mayor Eugene Bid then I pressed my point year. President Nixon's Johnny F. Isitt, 27, Holly Hill In- Sr.. G. Wallacv, IL F. C4*,wid pkaa. Jaques and his lovely wife further and showed him that he "But the LoaI morticians and rid Kara-Nina Isitt, 27, ternationa relations, as carried Richard Herndon. Mrs. Wayne Fw AbWs bosItleil, "How to Have a Lovely Wedft," dentists get $21,000 or mute, yet was oblainh* free utffltka, free A,urprise baby shower was Carot. Courwibrien Di,rk Cren. I 11 out by Mr. Kissinger has been a ihier of the DoItcna Woman's send $1 I. ALi Via B4ue1, 133 Luj' ., Ilotdy 'Um. I've pi* more years in college ;s.Wf*)Ot* both sI iCUe U Ifl held Douglas W. Hair, 34New the home of Dorothy show and Bill Kinky, Fire 6. policy of contah Rand . .J Cal, U, u.. guest. . and se minary than many of the office, free office furniture Caney, lexas and Charles Hay McIntire & Ruby t.onnolley ói'z'iurth 3rd Si, on Chief Wesley Dowel and Fire A. Box 407 an Julie A. Fambo, 16, Lulu and typewriter, filin g cabinets, - them, OCt. 30 at 1:30 p.m. The event Chief Roy LaBosslere, Taubs, 31, New Caneyxas Wright McIntire. Box 44, F. Park. 2ationery, stamps and other • "So is it fair for me to get only was in honor of prospective were a great group and a • Daniel J. Lallath ln, 0 N. FORECAST FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1Q73 7! .. ge benefits." Frank Lee Gilbert & $8,500 In contrast to their "ft'hui 1)evon, WS and Kat Y. —IT 11 _ I Win. F. fleck, 21. 2831 Marie, %Vf. custody child.Annie mnGther,Mrs,I'aulaNelsonof60 pleasure to be with . The new He also admitted that mer $25,000?" _____ Emery, 17, Tampa. -i North 3rd St. Mrs. Nelson, not City of Lake Mary had its N II . Magnolia Ave., and Jewel E. chants and doctors, accountants By FANNtam EDWARDS Benjamin J. Hall, Cub's meeting on Nov. 15. Victor H. Muncie & Debra L. being aware of the treat In store Mayor Don Jackson and his 1208 Roberts, 16, (same add.) /j /. and others gave him discounts j MYOPIC PREACHERS Herald Correspowlani planning a W. 9th Yvonne Fields, I It. 2 Auxiliary t wife, Michael R. Maguire, , 1001 Donald Whili'rd Willis & for her, went off that morning beautiful on merchandise, and free Lois, Box and there were a 25A. anxious representing them. come tax advice, plus free DELTONA—The October ChriSttfl*3 dance at Camelia Dr. CB, and Deborah lAsbet J. , "Do 'ou have a secretary" I medical attention. moments for the participants All the representatives from Alan M. Cooper, 31, St It. 3 K. Hudson, 21, 1030 Bluebell munity Center on SaL, j) '6IIOROSCOp!E meeting of the Ladles' abrupt'y asked Rev. Thomas. The church also granted him Osteen and Shirley B. Ni ger, CB. Debbte M. Gilhland & Melvin wondering If she would ___ back the four cities attended as many 8 Auxiliary to the Deltona Civic from the Carroll Righter Institute $1,000 gasoline allowance an. In time! 34,2SO Oxford Road, Fer ark. He said he did and told me J. WI custody Associa tion was held at meetings as was possible and ___ Raymondc. HuntJr., nually 53, Pox for his car. DeBARY CLUB TOME),1 John H. Yelverton, That "little ole cake gained a good deal of / GENERAL TENDENCIES: A beautiful day, obtained a salary of Community Center on Oct. is. _______ , and 907, Longwoocl Transportatlonal mediums, and Mildred H. Henderson & decorator," Norma I. especially as the day advances, to use ingenuity month. The DeBary Woman's Club Santa Rosa Dr., Orl. Carrie Weaver out knowledge that will help them New like railroads, have long Emerson, , David Jr. "That's $3,000 per year," i with which you are endowed to show others that you are did herself in creating a serve their individual cities Benjamin 'aig, Mrs. Rudolph will meet at 2 p.m. Nov. 16 in JoAnn Barday, 20 3022 nm granted a discount to added, Martin sodoyoupaythe$3,000 Boyd P. Mayo, 21, 102 W. Houston & Candace masterpiece of a cake with a better. active and alert You can use vitIity and good judgment to lix Civil Center. Guest speaker St., Oi'l, hrev and Mrs. William Allen. When not at meetings, I clergymen on their tickets out of your $8,500?" Foxridge flun, im, find p'l;1int! pt arrangcnen(s irioluon Kmniimore, will Loo., hh-s. E. Ross Hunter, sweater and booties on top of the representauves spent tit" Gilbecrt A. Hughson J 26, 11 Mrs. W.H. Riley was welcomed And they also get free luit.lon T --f 4 "Of course not." he exF. Krech, 20, 123 Bayberry 19) The planets are most favorable First Vice President of FFWC. 5218 Grandview Dr. 0: and as a g'. whereas seminary, Cynthia W. Palmer & Victor the cake in yellow and green, exchanging ideas and alms and claimed, "The church pays at for any routine work as well as lookmn into new outlets. A tea will foIow the program Connie H. hiroeters, 650 Road, L'% her refreshments consisted building a great rapport with physicians, dentists, lawyers, Committees appointed to her." I.. Wf minor child, Experts are most cooperative at this time. Citrus St., Altamonte S igs. Jon G. Malterer, 19, 817 Clayton ft. Weaver & 0! punch, ice cream and the people from neighboring "But the dentist and moe- enginee rs ci al, paid a high i.erve thIs year are: Mrs. Leslie Wi th Mr's. Arthur Arrington in f TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Study your (inancia. assorted Flo) di Cart wr i gh t, 21, 1 S. Oakla tician, ties physician, lawyer or annual tuition, plus room and nd Rd., Mtld. Kathryn A. Deborah E. lIb. minor child, Scott, membership; Mrs. charge of arrangements. j j position and figure a way to have increased abundance. Confer merchant pays that salary out board. Gifts were presented the Charles Magllone, ways and Members are urged to attend Sanford and Kathy 1.. 'mt. Harkins, 18, 300 Oxford Road with business experts in the afternoon, of the say he sz.s.000 that wright, 20 same add). No. A 203, Fern Park. ____ . James Leon Home & Celia guest of honor by the guests, "Do you get any fees for means; Mrs. William French, the program and meet the state GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) This is a good day for gets. officer. who James Wm. SJiresl 20, Beckle Hunter, Gregory WillIams, Kathy performing weddings and 19,1604w, Arm, W( custody 4 children. entertainment; Mrs. Nelson A. i :handlIn a personal matter wisely so don't waste time. Join a Cornish, Betty De fun A bazui Is Planned for 154 Hunker IA. Dboi erals" I naively c. £ inquired, S. 16th Givens, Marcia A bit of John Win. King & Doris Smi th, publicity and a member and Carolyn F. Williams, gro up where you can make important contacts "SO you really are fl trivia I dlscovtred at he slowly Lathan, Carrie nodded assent. at each meeting at the Civic Center. Yearly, 19, 2200 Hartwe ye. 16, 2835 Weaver Marie, Williams Ave. and convention was the fact that the I will be chosen MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do some parable to a professional man and "Then you compare Dorothy Connolley. wD 1l.OiD%O...O,j....iQiO.I Ocoec delegation wore matconcentrating and know how to gain your fondest aims Ideal with an Income $11,500 your I. . to serve as chairman of ( favorably with t2 ~ffl I, i tirvvii income I IUiIla[IIl s.uv UI IIIV. Be more mnougnmiui Y' luncheon. The November ui, of at least $),O0o that a dentist At r Then I further inq ui ed if he Merle Norman, The Essen LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Get in touch with a most talented ___ meeting will be hosted by Mrs. new or mortician may receive. had to rent for the friend who understands your position and can be of great help home pay Rose, Of Christmas Is Fragrance Fo "So why not laud the free I In which he resided. Be SUIt 10 C3t and drink fltodC(Jtely. enterprise ' system that 1w' Again he "No," for the said VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Con!act bugwigs who can give the VeRona Civic Association nislies most of the high wages to church furnishes clergymen 11 you the support you need. Make the best use of your talcns will be guest speaker at the free parsonage, rectory or, American,, from which they A civic plan can bring fine benefits now. f, Tir- OIAVY can afford to contribute heavily manse. ' LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Gather all the information you / 'I' 'c:;l Exotic and Provoca ti ve to churches and ministerial i, now accepting patients can regarding a new venture that you have in mind. An "But that's an additional support" fragrances from experienced new contact can give you information. $1,200 you are getting as a for the same skilled, ,1 $J %J Then I reminded him that Rig SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Use your good hunches and famous French fringe benefit," I added, quality nursing home care Business for several years I 'put your fine talents to work More affection for mate brings bringing your income 7'P5 , Couturier Houses. up to hasn't averaged a 2 percent provided since 964. you more support and happiness Relax tonight. $12,700 annually." return in dividends, due to "Do you have a private of' Uncle SAGITTARIUS (Nov 2210 Dec 21) Listen to ideas of I I arsjaa Sam's big "bite" via (ice?" I asked and he nodded associates Use your Intuition in solving a problem Show taxes' We offer individual care agreement. others that you are a very practical person, .A gift thas bound 1. In an intimate, warm, colorful, CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You can now advance ''Other professional men write Is Or Crai vq,I thi My quickly at atiities that mean a great deal to you Buy iClii'*5 home.iic olmosphere. to succeed. .Among ___ __ S 5 don't get free oflicea," I d*uwd i.i1 sad 1$ cuts t 4'.. apparel and improve your appearance Be wise reminded him, 'unless they are ,,4,, ) bad PP cwiP* waa y slid sophisticates as well AQUARIUS (Jan .2 Ito Feb 19) You under tensjon anti teachers or salaried doctors on s. s.. ,1 i'n s,i.s, i Modern and spacious, as romantics, "((,p should spend more time in recreational activities that you Express your creative ideas. enjoy. Seminole Lodge is located V PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Study conditions at home and ti ll in the heart of Sanford's then do something constructive about them Plan how have 8y Roger &lIen FUNNY BUSINESS ,,., , Medical facilities. greater abundance in the near future •r It u , *iI J one 1I-i ALL *TO PUT IT 11310 LXYXt IFofYOUR CHILI) IS HORN TODAY. he or she will he Tf uPE' LMfI those charming yourg people who will he ngenious anti Also Lingerie " • " For Information Call or Write I_inventive and should do nicely in whatever profession Donald Graham, Owner.Adminjtrator Boutique Jewelry demanding mental and physical skill Fine selling ability here, ) ....' which is a prime ruisite in business Give good religious jz EVI V MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS training early in life J I he Stars impel, they, do not compel What you make of & BOUTIQUE Nursing and Convalescent Residence YOU! life is largely ,,,,,, 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, FIa,32771 Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Si0aô I I birthdate Decemlcr is now ready For your copy send I 10 Park Ave. Downtown Sanford _________________ irid $I to Carroll Hihier Forecast (name of newIp3per),PO Ph, 322-6755 --"",--OO'A-0%0%—Om~om-No%O%O--~~~ — t 629, Hollywood. Calif 90028 _____ .J anroru nerotu ALLEY OOP Family Lib ___ t6 p__1_._..a li_..._,.i dad 110i UZZA ( LX OVER MATTE? k THF.RE " j ' 0 - ~.- ..-. "'. the buck r -- - K - 9 " N0 I . -- .- !', r ' _____ 0 - i~~_ =;--,t_ .~~ ___4 Al - $120 dinner prize a big surprise for this donor , _________ _________ ________ ______ ~~ ___ _____ _____ ________ __________ wii- . Project fi. ilr1, _____ _______ ________ _____ . / I! W CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS NEXT TiME 'iOJ GU'IS ELECT COCAPTAINS, TR AND PuCK TWO WO CAN AT LEAST AGRF.E... _____ ______ ______ -, _____ çy EA EAD \ ..ON kOW TO ( kCALL ThE COIN TOss by Lorry Lewis çiLSy __~7 , ~ _% ~ .I cl . A ____ ______ _____ -1 ) I _______ ________ I _____ _____ _______ .1 _____ '''I . "I. _____ T. '- ., I -. ~> __ ;77 , ~ . - . P -10 ~ by H,imdohl & Stoff.l BUGS BUNNY ___ \ 14AR LOOKS TRR1Bt.E, THQ EVES) " ARE 71,4E WRONG COLOR AV 71UATS MY _____ __ ____ ESO Presents I% it iI &y ). ;?; cj / III ________________ ______ Book Revietty -t1T—\ , . - - CAPTAIN EASY _____ __________ LThV-1 by Crooks & Lawrence ___ l __ __ MEAIJ I CAN ONLY 5AV THAT VIP.JA '•\ \ TK9, POCTOR I EXACTLY.. (? M%LJER' CASE 5 QUITEUMI MORBID TERROR I WE'I.L 5EE VINA,.. U5LJAL.,,AWc IJVOLVE'5 BOTH I '-OF CA1'5,tJ MCT) PER)-4AP 5HF.LL ,WNIA AND ciuROPHoBo1: ,..-"GIVE ME PERMl5iOU FE r FOR YOU TO P15 ____ _ ___ / RA-r WORK'. t THE GUY "l I ViE-5. IT 4WRPER ONE- AiJD I. WHAT PQE5 IT GET UV... ''— ZILCH' ~ -- i • 9 - W. _- _____ ' I had I., - \ % ~ .J, \ ~, - __________ - / ~ . ~. 7— ~~ ~i I 10% "~- - -- 'J ~. - I I -0 , ___________________________________ _ .E — t10A DEAR - T . '' ___ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovu . OKAY, -AN&... NOW R.N -1 I." ; . ~ _ _ EVERYBODY TURN TO TH _____________ -- _______________ PERSON NE XT House Recordings Marriaorl 5 ssol Applicaliqls a AND SAY, a1a tr HI / iii.i- u u I Boz"• a Of Marriage WINTHROP at -. _ HIM TO - Are by Dick Covolls i ",ti IN , MY ANT)ERSk ARMY,WlNTHR . -'._ I jvv,"sJ ii. .'4AVE TO GET (PAT DAWN 70A0RRCW, FALLOJT' IN FULL BATTLGE.AR... . CARROLL RIGHTER'S Jr., - in- F AA few . get at child. t • TM lB. V1_ _ BLON DIE Chic Young - can es, ci DO i'/E LL, ;: YOU oorr KIiJO " 0 I wowr E LL YOU I WWAT) T !; . WHATEVER WASj T I DID ITAGAJN! r' respected . you , were I I 1) , t -Of ", NO of ____________________________________________ , a gross . '' " ' " BEETLE BAILEY to you. Seiiiinole _- i; Lodge ' 1 1 j LOOK AT\ JTHE RAND LJ\9E5 ,5' ONT)4AT I ( 14E GTA'1 UP LAs'.'r NI&4T TO %.Tj-1 "BuiNI BEC9 pA2'ry" PARN I KILLSIZ.-q dap I (::) 0 1W - i . ' . new are THE PHANTOM I sh, ,— to LLLL _ &411E5., EAT4G 1)f'R CAPTIVES! IS 'TWS 1UE ME$ OF M.&55.',$'41? _-1 NCT i. . LI1 " ri,ai. U MJ&HT %) ,.,, vI 1k . C~A —_ __________________- Lee Falk and Sy Ba rr, AC-,U%5 US oFj IS THIS A N&ITMARf' plo, THIS HMO ' IM FASTER. HERO' YEARS c,o. we jr [All THE .tic r—,51 I . I - L N ' -F- I' ' -, " ______ Seminole Lodge " your I " I . I I - I \, , I I L__ I up to your ____________________ I._ iia- '"" '..1 I C4T C', �I _. __ . - -I - - - ailll~:...,_ .- - - I - . -..- -_.- -' -. - .-- -- 6B-The Sanford Herald N___ __ - L W11111111___ - ---*A--- -, IIIIIIIII . - - - -- 1 Sunday, Nov. 11. 1973 ... . . . i. . _ _ - ___EFF~- ~.~-~--:,~---~~-~------21---~~ . ~__ ~__ _~ __ _ I. -., ~ __-_.~-;-_---_ --- _-I _T ~ _-__ ~__. ~~_ _. - - - G ; -.-, -, - ~- --A~, _ J 1____:i7- , il~ E~--;~~--__. I— . : _~__ I went to the Garden Club the Community Center on Nov 14 at 10 iin to discuss all of the meeting this past Wednesday lovelythings we saw the day and we had a very good and before. informative meeting. Elizabeth . al - ~~_ - ,#-'=- I - IV,VA ~. - -, r~=_ .- - -. - ~ - - -_ __-..- - 5~=Z~-_- -. - . :,~-.f~..;i4-'4..~~---~=--;:%f-.~.- _;,; r Z: - I - -_ -.-= I'_ .1 .f' i M. IR - - - t . - ~=~_ . __:~ ~__--: _. . i ` . 4 - _i__r%__W7~_._ - __ ~___ _ ~ - -,-.4 Ch" - _ - - . %_~ __N__t_i 4999~_ftt*F"F~ - __ - -- - - --_' -. - - - - - - 1_Lr - _ ) r ~ - -C i,-r-A , ~ i=-=~f7' lI,--,-f - __i :i "' : 3. - , 4 .. e " 1, '- -. I - date nut bars, mints, nuts, egg, tuna and chicken salad sand. wiches made Into a sandwich loaf and iced with creme cheese and a cake elaborately decorated in orchid and white with the inscription "Best Wishes Don and Susan." ThehostessespresentcdMiss Brooks with a white daisy nr 'i'i irn iii n r to her inother, Mrs. Wayne Brooks and Mrs J C Robertson, mother of the future bridegroom. The hostess gift to the bride-elect was a white lace pinafore trimmed with b!ue moon . 0 akrs1, iRli Ii I I I- I 1 . Philh, Mike Ans.cy, James - - I , _ '' 11 $ 1.1 . I - -. =, U ` _-_i-: __7 ( I - -4 I F- , j11'i __ _ ~`r_;~ __ - _--__ ___ ~__ ~1 __ - - - ______ ~ - __ - Z -- - --- - .- 1-i~--~__ EU_:_ __ - - ________ - .. - - - -ry!r W;:~~ ~ - 741-, E ';-:-- -• , ________________ i.,. • _ 1rck._Li1 -#-" . . -.---- . -- .1 .. : 4 , - 33 Term in 5 Food fist, Angling 12Nrin Vock city fish 14 1W Lat'As . l5Jc ' 1--~ , - ,-~~ .- _. * .. ., , ,11. .~, I ,, 77! - :_ - _1- - li-- t . i-F ____________________________ _1r : ç* -- -F 44" Knight's suit *1Moreae4ous 51 sitellitei of .11 11"nove Z1as-mana • 7 DtamovW - citrr Dy1pn" 1um - 30 Apmnenls "Elder SiHiMs ajruuad CLubric-ators raeIbt-tn 5iPresentrnonth 1OV'dssptraIIy 36---luh -, .i :,~_.~ F4.- f ---I t~_ ~ I , T = wi . Z ~. 41 . 1 -,.I . ; I Fi 'Bits Libric 41 Shelterid Side 171'revartcale 46Frionty a i'c I- - . - _._~_*~#_t - Y1 Arightof - .. Pontna jI7fl*I 1dIc4iIrd 23 Young tree 44 5Varts 25Spiny-finned 46Melallastevwr 'Fr' r I VIKIlar ftfood ____________________ "- --: -: -. - - rt -. - - - iirn __1 -- - - ' A - o- ill Nes - r-;_ DELTONA - The regular 15 T, \,. AL ,-.--.--. versatile appr ) fashion , •• ____ I -'•. ______ , WOIiu _____ _______ on _____ Many _______________ Superbly Tallor&d Styles In Solids , ui - .f 9! - I - and Pa"erns. This Striking I c... i Outfit By Henry Lee I is Available in Royal Blue and Red. - __ Polyester. tiI ,1 / I 1~ f / ; I I - _- - "I ~ 1_-1. 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 I -' - 1 5 , / !28 E. First St. 4 1 ' ~ Ph 322-3524 • fic5tma(S ers -_ - -_ - ) ' I -.4 __ .I I I ;: I I What more I g g is there than slippers? so soothing to slip into Include several pair _k DORMIE Soft Capes k in I, ' I I Leather with fabric lining and wedge heel ouviet LEISURE FOOTWEAR .- . and red : i .1 It . -_ 131 • ____ 42 .4 I - 9 _______________________ - - - - - 1 I ________ - - __ . the Dick Morris - - ily _____ Performing at all three services Guest Speaker .11 too pct. virgin wool 0 ttl -- - C 00----------------------------9.45 Worship Services mUSICa, Program Sunday Afternoon ................... 130 Evening Service .. un - £ or INa . '• # I 1 Y1 & L1\.iJ. I .&A. . fit 15 U (9 - I - J I i I r I' - ,,_, s with cascading petunias fltd to be fertilized regularly container gardening Select a container of the right draping down from the opening during the growing season. size and shape for the growth is a most suitable container, Let Watering can readily leach 208 E. FIRST ST - How do you tell this lady that there's nothing she can do to make her tree bloom? It's easy enough to say that the pink. flowered Ionn of dogwood is not adapted to central or south roots . Florida and that even In north Florida the flowers will usually mt ! is prr(tIrP cr is colorful 3 Ui) ' PH -_- doesn't sole the lady's problem! She quickly realizes what has happened and asks, why did th'y sell me the tree if it isn't going to bloom well?" Unfortunately, I don't have L. - $ I L`.tl_ lr__-~~D~ . dogwood bloom" t least temporarily. Plants in seasonal flowering plants can characteristics and appearance your imagination be your guide, nutrients from containers So containers can be moved in be brought on-stage when they of your plant. The container is Use a porous, I st-draining fertilize often, doors during cold spells Or are at their maximum beauty half the picture. A handsome soil mix such as half Peat and Most plants need repotting in simply for use as an interior and then removed to be plant deserves a handsome half coarse sand Plants need fresh soil mix when their decoration. Pot gardening replaced with another plant. planter and vice versa. Tbc good drainage for growth so us fill the container :~n,~77nr-;:--____ ~:.,- I 7: /9,777~~ _A k ---L~ a -Ku" - i,,,, [tight now there are thousands upon thousonds of properties listed with this area's only multiple listing service which is owned and operated by the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Realtors. Roughly 20 to 25 percent of the properties currently listed with the Orlando-Winter Park Board's I f ,A , -4. - :_1 _ -_ - I $ - 4 . - - _ _ A ' -ith-in-advertising in the area _4 , - - -!-. . --T ~ .: -_ - True, the majority of the Seminole County listings are in the south end of the cowity but the average layman would be surprised if he knew exactly how many properties in the north half of the county are included In the weekly print-out (the MIIS book) published each week by the Orlando-Winter P.irk MIS operation Theprint-outbookLsabouttheslzeofaSears,Penneys or Montgomery Ward catalog In fact it is getting so large that the ge large size three-ring binder will no longer hold all the pages of the weekly print out. Consequently, several of the larger office supply houses In Central Florida have had to obtain extra large sized three-ring binders, whichare quite exptnsive, lust to contain the current weekly book . 1~ft unknowledgeable people are - ___ :_:11 not Itm . . - - - 11~_~7 __ ~. -1IF_ ~~_ _.~_ -__if~t--, there is a great need for more ___ I . --- _-_- . garIX..n1ng v. -.-_ Li . Too often are we mbdead by so-called "miracle trees," ~ - - * l\ L - i - -, I . IIO% many people have beard ,tbout the miracle air fern 1uch needs no soil, water or re, but lives only on the air. -_ In reality their fantastic con.ersaUon piece is lonely moss rnmal of the sea which ha., ft: - I- - ' "_' - - , - j., . " amazing lawngrasses " I I -, - )i' ~.. -_ -_ - ._...: - - - - " - Is getting What we'resaying here also is that the nurnber of listings tobeso large that the book-although marvelously organized-could be described as getting unwieldy. While there are only three Sanford real estate brokers who are Realtors and members of the Orlando-Winter Park Board's MIS operation, there are quite a number of south Seminole Realtors who are members. Consequently, the Sanford Realtors and the south Seminole Realtors, while they do show properties from time to time In Orange and Osceola Counties as well as lAke and Brrvard, are more prune to ShOW properties in or relatively adjacent to Seminole county. Then, too, in order for a Seminole based Realtor to partlCipiite in the MLSopematlonof the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Reallorshe must first be a inernber of theSeminole County Board and apply for dual membership In the (klqndoWinter Park organization. This means dual dues for himself and his associates, dual meetings, etc. Further,theJurisdIct1onalareacoeredbythemu1t1p1e listing service map does not tnclade the north 40 percent of Scii.~A:lv County. Thereiore, broiwrs operating in the nor. thern of the county r.re considered non-jurMictional or dual members Too, the many, ninny MIS listings one will find :n the Sanford area, Geneva, Laae Monroe, Lake Mary and points between, have e not all been obtained by the Sanford Realtors who are members of the Onlando-Vilnter Park multiple listing operation. Many of these properties have been listed by South Seminole Realtors as well as Realtors based in Maitiand, Winter Park and Orlando - - - - A - lacy fern. Most people would buy an "air fern" regardless of that it was, so why not tell It like ..:_-_ -.- t - Uo ab t selling tulips in central ouda or cold sensitive pwflt5 like hibiscus and palms IN SEMINOLE COUNTY , 'P11w • tr ps Sunday-dr vers s the various communities throughout Seminole County - colonial n Springs is but one of many appealing varieties of construction to be seen throughout the development. One of i i the fastest , " growing county i in " i fertiflizer which contains very inorganic phosphate and potassium. the country. (John A. Spolski Photo) inspecting Your House _________________________________________ Newest Is Not Alwa s Best B M . u ing services fo home-buyers are as rare as duckbill platypuses list t u estions H h toavoidbeinga tim' of the home-buying ex• n 1itn'ns -1 0 it have been culled from realestate mably know all the angles of answer. That's the establishment of a Multiple Listing Service for this county--operated by the Seminole County Board of Realtors. Of courve , thiscouid throw a large sized monkey wrench into the MLS machinery of the Orlando-Winter Park Board. What we mean is this: Seminole County Board members ,vno %ish to participate in the Orlando-Winter Park Board MIS must Join both boards, as we have pointed out By the same token, if the Seminole Board sets up Its own multiple listing service and adopts a jurisdictional map corn mensurate with the present boundaries of Seminole County the Orlando-Winter Park Board will have to realign its present MIS jurisdictional map. When this happens the members or the Orlan&Winter Park Board who freely operatein Seminole County now will have to become dual or Jurlsdicticnai members of th e Seminole County Board and Central Florida will windup with two extremely large boards and two multiple listing services. The twoMLS operations- - - -------- !__ - USIE-__ " -_ NEW YORE So. you want to bu you are among the millions of Americanc who Ii',, e on a family income of beteen $10,000 and $15.0000 a year. When one takes all this into consideration and adds It to the fact that there appears to be a new day dawning for the Seminole CoUnty Board of Realtors-this county's largest professional organization with some 350 members and growing numerically every week-there Lx I learned them - the hard or otherwise. MONEY - I)on't even think about buying a house unless east 10 per cent of the total cost of the house already in the bank Most down payments require a min- cas scems to be.; ($3.000 down on a $30.oco have already been built. the forced to inspect the house house) and many require as landscaping is completed, the yourself, here is a checklist of much as 25 to 30 per cent chopping centers are finished common trouble spob Only military veterans get a and the prices are more reabreak on down-paymen sonable, Agents say the best ,h€', can buy a home without bu s are seven to ten ',ear-old 1 The Roof Root problen one Also have at kast anoth homts in settled nei ghbor are very common and ver er 12,000 in cash handy to hoods. preferably, omes costly. According to a surve' cover closing costs and other which have already had one or recen expenses, including moving. two occupants. that will Ine% itably arlsc Research 27 mil lion home (Closing costs vary widely in THE HOUSE ITSELF - will need new roofs durin different parts of the country, IT13 alone. The total average Be sure to consult lawyers in The best way to find out what cost according to the survey. YOU, area to get an estimate kind of houi'e you are buying will be 8491 4he professionl of rhat th cIin should is to hire a professional home job will cost 8571 The do it cøs you) o, or a 130.000 inspectIon consultant or engi- yourself roofers will pay on nome at least $5,000 n cash neer (they usually charge the average of $314 AccordI is a necessity - and somebetween 05 and $1'00) to in. to the Asphalt Roofing times even ttat isn't enouih. spect the place for you Ile facturers' Association. your ill prepare a written report new house may need a reor vou on the deficiences of roofing if. (1) the wood shin. WHERE TO LOOK -- Real the 'house when he is through gles are curling at the corestate agents will tell you that ir,spectlng it These inspectors ners blackening or cracking brand-new developments. with usuaily sniff into corners no brand-new houses. are the ane el;e even notices, But if (2) the slate or tile shingles biggest problem areas Buying one is not available in your are missing or cracked, and a W.000 home with bugs still community (or it you can't In It is courting frustration afford one) the job will be (3 the asphalt shin"Ies ha Agents will tell you that the left up to you. (The seller cer- lost their granules 1-i 3ign that best buys today are used Lainly isn't going to volunteer the asphalt shingle has lost it.., homes in citablished neigh any information to you no prctccti',e oil and has dried borhoods - the sewer pipes matter iow nice .1 guy he out). __________ ~ " I'll - - ";F - - IN I V - ts - ~ 4 ,. ._,f'_' -' - - , - ' - -'-'----- , oK 'N\\ ", . - -4 - \\ , , ' ~ -.:r . -1W -I: .- - __ j9 __,i ~ . ~~ I - (1/ III - il//i - r - , ,, .- .. .~ - ~7' 1 __ ---.-I---e - * 1.I . _I 14 - ~~__.,_:t_ - .I ,N ZKZL fsf~- - I 11 , I ____ # 11 Z ~-_ __ -I 'S" .. " . -REALTOR OF YEAR Errol L. Greene, Lake Mary, checks r,islOsOu)r LIua Nichols) _______ ________ - - p__ otnpromlced of members of both bords J1oecr a member of both Boards would be confronted with operating from two separate print-out books each %eek. So, no matter what happens ther'e does seem to be great ssibilitie3 for the Seminole County Board of Realtors to pu11 itself up by its own bootstraps and tpke its rightful place Ong the leading Boards in Florida. At least, one thing is certain: The Seminole County Board will never have more opportune time than no to at and become recognized as cneof the finer IloardoI Realtors in Florida. Ifsomething like this does not happen in the near future the Seminole County Board may as well (old its tent and slip silently away into the night of oblivion and the present orlanJo-Winter Park Board unLirge its Jut isdictional area and become what might be called the Orange-Seminole Board of Realtors or the Central Florida Board of Realtors. This year and the next year, you can mark It down, will critica l years for th° Seminole County Board No matter hoi itcanbesIiced,thenextti.oyearsllIbethe"door die" variety. sa oc Al iTir i isl - It 1, - , ,/ 4 ,-_.~~ IV .. I AV.. :~ V\\, , I-- 'It- b .' A - \ ~ ,, -, - - , I 0 -k., I 40)---19.~ , I .'I , W • ..- - - I - ' __ - - r lar, _• / - I , __,j - -: -, - __ ~fu 4 / / 11 J 6) ,r I ., " -- . . ./ - p.. I ; ,_ __ - , As Rea tor - - DA -- • '' - -- 11v •i TTT71 - "u' j - Year - Errol L (,reene, a resident of Lake Mary, was recently chosen'llealtor of the Year'. by the Orlando-Winter I-lark B,oa ,rd Greene, a 'lealtor and prssident of the family.owned business, Forrest reene, Wint Park, was born in Ohio amil moved to Florida in Graduated from FSU, ~e served an officer in the United States Air Force. Civic minded, he is a past president of the Exthangv Ilub of North Orange County, ('Iialrman the Beautification and Parks er Of 011111nittev for the Orlando ar c - G ,,I.J sen I _VI . 114), N - 0- . I., ,. I . --- ' ... reene 110 ' 5~-,. - - volvafell In black i- as .idaptablc and versatile container gardening to be Practically all plants can be boring. Plants can be rotated to grown In a pot, box, can or Jar.- create all types of effects. -. ' __ __ - NITES - ___ - - - -- 'I T I -- - - ____ - in one 13 or carton of creamed cottage chetse; DELILIOUS sprinkle so" pecans mine and it was even better. Tryit,youiltikeltanditcanbe all.] fat maraschina cherr' for a festIve holiday note, if you - Cgrisequently, It's either going to be two separate operations or there is always the possibility of one gigantic -tim, -ervire operated JoInth bv tile two ho,mls, I 33 _____________________________ _lU_ Special Musical Program well; fold in one 9 oL contaltict Of i-10DI whip. let this sit about m en t y _ . Unwieldy Book - SUNDAY NOV,, 1 1 pineapple, jWce and all, Place in a large bwl, sprinkle 1 pkg. - - avera --- SANFORD CHURCH of GOD the homemakers club, for pir Take orw, -- - ______ ~1 e most __ ._=_ ~ - -7. - -- 0 .. DELTONA-Mrs Robert A. montly meeting of the Hlbtsctis Crc.e L L; Dcltcra Gzirki Wills arid Mrs. Hotiert , Say. before I take my final U, - I ~_~ ~-- ~- " 7 ._,,_--.-:- ______________ ' , 'p - acket Herald Correspondent 803 W 22nd St ___1 :_ ~ _~___ - _-~_ - Q-M--_ i __ ____. - ____ __- Z,ci. -.9 ~_= . u -----' r. HOMECOMING Guiw. En o d G , had a very delightful oexis and ends and prise a few days ago w hen vims transmitted to a pregnant knacks and birth defects EWabeth Mebane called to In her unborn baby. The March homemade cakes, pies, cookies, t her chat. Elizabeth told me tha daughter, Sle1ly was up in 01 Dunes recommends that all je es,Jams, C3 and PC k dinner hitdren between I and 12 years A delicious with all the trimmings will be tte Mton CXR~atory of be vaccinated against rubella. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 Music; this young Miss has lots s1r" they are the main source served from p.m. at a nominal price. The of talent already and lam sure public Is Invited when she completes her elucat1on in that fair city she will have even more Which reminds me, &-i't forget to get in touch with thw two talented 11ye sistff s and tell them that youarelntereztedlnsponsoring one of these hard working members of the Seminole Ballet _L 4 r - r . tIIIIt 111 ')t.lIiLfliIL I) .,,,4 County Board of Realtors has its own multiple listing service. A PARTY FOR THE LLIULaLILJ'.#L No we're not telling tales out of school to r) Mrs. Bob Streit, Little Miss Tonya Givens, Mrs. Wayne Brooks, Miss . . . (I flight now the Seminole County Board of Realtors has no Susan Brooks, Mrs. J. C. Robertson and Mrs. Randy Nobles. plans for Its own multiple listing se t-Ace. (Cecelia Farmer Photo) But , e have talked with a few members here and a few members there. And, when vou add two and two the answer is usually four. futi, %Lca we add the attitudes of whis; .%; ;..i., &.Wid out 14, Iff here tn the attitivIes we 1~3ve found out there. In our Opinion, i -~ , ' i-. ' I I I -- -fl- Prediocted - Ji , .S - 1~7-:f_ I ___ 41~ -r -, 'w" .__I -, -_. - ~_ . - __ ~ -,. b - I ._ 1. __ , - -Nk - ti; . , .~ - --",Ik -. • _____ ______ - L.1 oca / een r - ocations - . :.-,, , 11 .. , "., '," . iI - _______________________ ~L_ ---- -_ ~~- ~~, __ __ __ __ - - ft - I t't", I - , . - r . ./ - _._ ___ ___ ._Em _,__ ~ _. ---..------ . . i --- - - - e Wl, - •. .-- .____,.--: - 1611, : - - at . - I . . . .. . I A - ' ,.- I- - -- . By FANNE-17E,EDWARDS cod, I urn no longer wfln Dena _______________ -.. .: . i.i . L Of Trees Will Not Bloom All . 1 ---- t - WIL...UII the shower included Mmes. Vicki Givens, David nicker, Tom ______ , irl 1,roiip ______ ___________ .- - - - ~~_ ____:____Z__ ~1.-=_.__-=_ _:_ _______________T . . - '"c ___________ . . .r ', '. . Here's a typical phone call from a typical Florida gardener / w ho has recently moved down Oni. doisr I h1i. e to w'sfl i inikes it possible to lu e plants For example, imagine ho coriLiincr can be practically a porous mix and not a clay from the north "Good morning large home on an acre lot to you couldn' t oth erwise grow lovely your patio could be with anything-from a tea kettle or mix Also for drainage, make [)r Smith, I've got a question" enjoy gardening. A balcony or outdoors for an indefinite spring bulbs and azaleas antique urn to a terra cotta pot, sure the containers have holes Last fall I bought several red patio of a condominium or period. followed by summer annuals clay pot, wooden box, clay flue in the bottoms. If holes are not dogwood trees. Back home I small areas around a trailer A container plant Is much like marigolds and salvia, then tile or even a crevice In a rock present and can't be bored in had no trouble growing these offer plenty of room for more dramatic than the same fall flowering mums and finally or in old log. Fine ceramic and the container, be very careful beautiful flowering trees, but container gardening." plant when massed with other Christmas poinsettias. This is redwood containers can be with watering Too much water this spring my trees didn't The popularity of raising plants. A container creates a what can be done with con- purchased but handmade is almost always worse than too flower Like they did up wrth." plants In containers has in ;pecial setting for a plant and ta mer gardening. containers are always the best little water. Next comes the equestion I'm creased tremendously in recent thus accentuates ib quaLities. Here Is a checklist of basic since they represent your own hoping the lady won't ask' Plants grown in pots or boxes ______________________________________ ' , --- - ________________e : __N - - ______ 1 . . riety : A;4 -~1 ' - Va A Off -;. 4 II .I _!14___ _~ _ft i ` I - - , . )e punc were ,. _ - 40 %fAw -r 1 .!_ _ .. . a -- -10% . . -~;~,___ 0 0 M0 K__1 . . - -. - M _ iii ~ - . . -1 _ _.; --- - -- ' -- - . - ,T,R 1 6 1. r _* - '' .1 : -,M t,.~_- ~-~: .~--.W ..i~-7A. ~~_~?;~'Ta.r_~._. 1--, f -..'.. :!~~,.:!~___ t r -Ii~~** ',J ... I . .7- .-1T.-_ __ 0! -1 .-___ _,'' __ - -_.-_ -~,_,_.' _i,;-:-., ... .*--io . - -W- _il tA .7% - - f ,1 :~ ;low , Pencha, Halite Arwood, luncheon and final work shop of Mrs George Field at 1025 Frost home during the day to accept might any telephone calls you Phillips LaFollette and the the Deltona Woman's Club Lane. 3NT P. Plans were discussed for care to make, so I'll be looking Misses Cheryl Lowery and _______________________ "Holiday Bazaar" at the Tonya Givens. would have been a providing Christmas stockings least that forward to some real news tips; Woman's Club, reasonable contract. Then I might add that I certainly, had The Bazaar, which will be filled wilh toys and cookies for '0 0ItTII Hal settled down to bring fun-tune while over ther and 1l 3r Rtl1!T held on Frida y and Saturday, about 25 children In the Sanford ',.A83. omet,,reenotrump. . ... • •h olks and many r4 lovely f Nov. 15 and 16, at th e Club !76 Eastnlayedthelöofhearts met so house on Normandy Boulevard at their Christmas PartY + A87 at trick one and Hal was Indeed, made some new 4 .1 6 5 3 careful to in the trick with friends from IOa in loS p rn each day, F-An the queen, not the jack. He W F-SIT -under the direction of Mrs. 4 J 1064 felt that West would play him *Q9 William Withers, is expected to !1052 and most In- DELTONA The Poinsettia V AK943 for the jack many event and be the largest + J92 , he wanted to look like a man +Q5 Circle of the Deltorm Garden ___ __ .Uncle" Hilly Grant is teresting, ever in the history of confined to Sanford Nursing the Woman's Club. soum (1)) falsecarding. IA arrk • enj Pa the Articles ranging from 4 K7 5 Then Hal led a diamond to Home in Sanford. per- Christmas seen there. TQJ8 dummy's ace; returned a diahandmade .sbnal attire, Mrs Wilbur Schwenger was K 1064 % mond,coered East's nine household articles and arts and and voted In as a mciii member of Win with the 1 an e e 46 A Q craft, to exotic Jewelry Both vulnerable w ith the circie surehtHl foods will be on sale b many est was now Others attend ng handsomely decorated booths. was trying to get him to lay been ill with the vims as has her IN.T. Mrs.WilhelniStuhrenberg,hn Herman Wagner, Mrs. Lionel down the ace and king of grandson1 Larry and his wife Thereault, Mrs. Mel Brown, . .__=. ~ hearts. West wasn't going to B.arbie, even the baby and Little charge of Special Games and ~_~: ~ Pam Pass Pass Mrs. George Lessand. Mrs. I fall for thaL He led his 10 Of Larry were afflicted. Awards, says that Melvin Openiag Iftd-T4 clubs and Hal romped home Ziegenfus, president of the joTh O'Brien, Mrs. Mae __ I with game and rpbber. Riffee, Mrs. Roy Stevant, Mrs. . Southeast Bank Of Deltona will Tryon and Mrs Ethel (NEWSPAPER i ' officiate at the drawing of By Oswald & James Jacoby en Eloise and Howard Bittner of special prizes to be awarded Fair Port Harbor, Ohio WCTt GARDENCLUB Nov. l7at4p.m. This isa new The late P Hal Sims was ,,hhl_ recent guests at the home of featureof the Bazaar thlsyear undouhtcdI the greatest Central Circle of nfJ Eloise's sister and brother-in__ _ ~- __ auction bridge player of all A ut 70 members of the Club Garden Club met at the Garden The bidding has beeu time. lie carried his card 10 law, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parcel. lowers have participated in this par- Centerp-ith Mrs. C. M. :, playing skill over into con- Wnt - _~ ___ Nortb Ead s"tb Eleanor said this vms the first ticular project. and Mrs. R. D. Wesley saving tract, but when the bidding 1# time the Bittners have been Nagan to get better Hal just Pass ' Pass z. EPISCOPALBAAZAR down in 14 years, enroute to Refreshment: reKsed to go along with the YOU South. hOld. Fair Port Harbor the Btttnern decoration., followed d h h d tAm6 begun to dominate the nvir . . _. Hzilloween them. Mrs. W. R. What do you do aow? is the theme of this year's garne. A - Sli diamonds would not visit with friends while them - - -_ Grier, circle president, anae is mo tu C t annual Episcopal a bet It libel she reports running into snow. nowiced that the circle will be Women's Bazaar, scheduled for risible for the club grounds 0 1k L t2d hangh your partner for hold Thursday, Nov. 15, from 10a.m. daring November. Donations no 'jstification exce t his tag a bad hand So bid (bitt make oven without a patto 6 p iii were sent to Care and amr on/ rdencem his on dmmy CIUbL tern Choose a washable Decorations will truly reflect and play. e e TODAY'S QUEFnON the (Wistmas theme and will According to my latest wool, in traditional clan When Hal looked over World Gardening charities. You do bid thrt* clubs and be sold later at the Bazaar. he wished he had your partner bids three dia- report, Betty Wesson is --it' in plalds. Members of Central Circle will settled for the part Bths will display potted Seminole Memorial Hospital moods. What do you do now' be active In the Garden Ee other minute a child is plants, cuttings and house that he was sure of making The-rapy project at Mellonville plants, books of Oil kinds, about sending her a card? Nursing home. the Mani'.h of Dnes. I k dl d I t j Answer to Pr•vOui PuX1i / crocheted and knitted Items Fishy and cl-irlstmas goodies The Jt.4 _______________________ IOF?A -F %i,, fl Rubella Ls ucuilly harmless W,uiC e1epaan _______________________ ________ -- _________________________ ____ TPTP7~_ -7 ~___ Hal Sims shines - - ------- - - - 1 - white tapers in silver holders. , '-_- - _. - I ____ n __~ . ;:= - _ ~-_ _ f_ Oldham, president presided and committees were appointed to get the holiday mood started. Joe and I made a quick trip Instead of the usual out-doors up to Jacksonville and the lighting at the Community beach to see my Mom and Center, we decidcd to have a brethers; speaking of brothers, large Christmas wreath and my brother Jim and brother-in- instead of baskets we decided to law, One dropped in to ste us concentrate on doing good By LIZ MATHIEL and as usual we had a real fun deeds for someone really in Herald Correspondent time, need of more than pumpkin pies and turkey. Eleanor Parcel, 1 .(21 me start this column by mane Rogers and I were the rng all interested hostesses and we had more fun Sarah Harper Jaeger and than the guests preparing for County to attend the Holiday Showcase which will be held on children, Debra Ann, Bobby, their arrival. We did miss Dot Tuesday Nov 13 from lOam Henry and David came down Thomaswhoalwaysgivessuch to 3 p.m. at the First Federal for the Geneva His~cal and good horticultural reports but nir uii r it I ' ( 1rrlRdl h s h II i I understand Wroat; Nora Thonuis was also Higbway 436, in Altamonte and are still bete, Springs Each Homemaker's that Sarah and her hubby, Ill and our dear Esther Smith Club in the County will display Henry didn't Like the t-old has resigned as treasurer many items - which can add climate of Highland, Ill, as because she decided to Join the greatly to the enjoyment of much as they thought and that working women of the county TIL)nksgiNin- ard r3hristmas. Henry Is trying to tie some loose Whilp there I met Jan Finch j ends together and head back to who Is now the occupant of the ftere will be door prizes r, ,:.-Mments and I 'am sm If dea: little Gena-va. They have fomer Fioreisce Glazier home, ou take the time to.ittend ou bten staving with Sarah's I might add she seems a lovely rr...., Mr ."J cnaixnu.r1ty I sWr addition to g't no dt.,, u'ac t iore festive holiday therne. I Harper. Speaking of We Harundcrstand that everyone is pers, Pearl s: -ery refreshing visit with her Well as all good things must see you there and if you forget cotmim Jack and 0ssie Uvings IR f~ Jennie Apts. Little Miss Tonya Gi vens, who will befloer girl at the wedding, serv ed as junior hostess The refreshment laDle was overlaid with a white lace cloth, over orchid, carrying out the chosen colors of the bride, orchid and white. Lime sherbet' punch was served from a large crystal bowl, flanked by two tall . , *AV - 1v I 1. I , I i~ k- *"~ * V - -- '* 7j. - Shower - co hostesses for a recent' ki~_, % lr~ Ith W - W_ - em~~ ___, . -ILI' l -_ A am N'Irs. Bob (Ann) Streit were honoring Miss Susan Brooks at ': 0 - G the location, Just head out over at their lovely Apoplui toward the new Jcrdan Marsh home. - ~-_-~--~-- Brooks Honored iV16 .* I -. ~, ~ ~ ~, ~, ~', N - . ~ ~ i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lie is a member of the Educati on for the Florida Aswiation of Realtors. He teaches Real Estate Prin. dS taught the u rst. a emninoli Junior ( olleue He works in gernen and general sales and isa ndicator. Greene and his wife, Judith, 11 attend the National Con. vcntion in Washin gton, D. C. this month and have plans to ttIL International Cons*s'iin Madrid u , ii), )O"J ,.l.r igq_A �_ • - -. III 7-M. r - 1 - _ • : 1*I 1 _ - - --- _ _ fl - - - ' - _ - • -' ' - ---- - -- - _11111111111111111111 2C-The - rW -M ______ --!Z - - -,-.; - aPOrdHer:ld 5unday,Nov1h:973 ____ ________ i ,il. ~. ___ I -1 -1 .i~_;I P . -_. -.I - __ __ __ ____ - ---= - ~ . ~ .~ I I ___ 01 . 1% t :: . 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I- - - - - - - - - - 'L - ..iV uining nci uvuzg room and an optional one or two-car garage Is offered. -_ __ __ . , H , mately Up to the V... b uyer to dec de • • er th ese flaws are worth repairing, or - ~ __ 'frr'iq _ , - . __ - cm - - - __ ___ __ ____ (Confinuod hom ig Pap) ~m I .IT -: - ------- --- _ - - _ c3l.m. Islip ___ - m- - - W '. ~---__. __ ~__ - - . ;_ -_I 2~ _ - ------- _1 IF5 ENOW I - - -" -- ~ 11~,W_:4~E, _S~_6~._, f7-1_11p ~--- __WzAZ7_ ,~.:il~ __ -_-.-__.~~.-:_w_ . _~'- ~ 1".. " - - - XL-I_ - ..-. -~ T- ~~,_.7~-- ~~ - ~ - . J ~-__-~_- -1- ~___Z~- - __ - - _.,-rTw-Z_ 1.,-_-,.,,;ii.`,,- __ __ __:L. , -~ ~,,&_ L:~.~!I~1":- J~-.. r.; LA12I . _A,~,-_'-_!-,_----. ~, --, _-!---"t~-1N 1?~ K - ,-;~, L _____________________ s ! - 7-,-- - j --, ~ , .; -, - '! - .1 - 1, T_ f ,--: , 1. - -, I -,._-, ~_-___,_ ~ - I_ - -___ __ .1 - - - 4 .-: -__!___M I - - _- ..- ~ __ - t -, - lirlrl;- ... ___________________ - Z~__ __ ______ - ~__ -- - =LJ.Ags= -:VT-MT40-R_M-_ d -_ ! - 915 A _ __ 1 1~ - -_;~__..- -. -- __ - - _-- kind - - - -_ , - --- H (IOS(d work rm. Fenced yard. G,jod thlC• of decorating colors & material;. _ -_--- --- - a _______________________ ______ -~_ ____--__ - - _______________________ -_ - it you 1-ir buying the house in the summer or tall If you are a used house it is a go-f-A idea to ask the seller to -how yt. his receipts for fuel . -PRIi A Better Tomorrow -. ' - 610 N. SAXON, DbrLTONA t i1 -.____ . - __ -- n~ ,, ikit7_.~ = _m~-:M 22==~ .- X - . - I AL F ' I AVAILABLE to which it is adapted and for which It Is capable of being .- used." - THE JUAN CABRILLO OOMS 11h-2 BATHS 9 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS . CENTRAL HEAT & AIR • WALLTO-ALL CARPETING e WEKINGHOUSE APPLIANCES !LIJISflL. uLILIIutj • CATHEDRAL 9 DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • CONVENIENT SNACK BAR 1`11IRFf"finklL. T.i,- i 6 . 0 r • QUALITY WORKMAN SHIP Rv FARI. ARONSON 'AP Newsfeatures The 1973 All-Amerlica gladiolus honors were captured by . Big Daddy, Nexicali Rose and 11% &ightside, ' all beautiful and I h a- -- ft.#* =!. 0 M 4 00. mRRonDA 628-2162 HOMES inC. 789-2999 - - __ __ Big Daddy is just that, a tall one, creamy peach, with fine ruffling. The spikes stand seven feet, with nine to 10 florets of seven inches. 11ey show color about 90 days after planting. __ It 4 tvmp!0t!-. ,,- 0erproof. here the FUN never sets. I ahead and wash. W,liv (Jo,ct ).(),, tell your readers " about this Paffi lm Mob e Home Big Ben '- ty 7995 Is all iryou pay to actually oWn your own hoMe k -1 j at PALWOLLIFY--MOBILE Homisicom MUNITY! , a ',one E or a I.. jUS, ,, uvr0om,, 12 uy 60 hon'ie wLth d - _._-1 ,_---- __-- f~_ ..._. r - %1110 FINANCING mistaken for winter cold-wind injury. Use sand or ashes in your driveways or walks; if shrubs are alongs!de. If you suspect salt injury, flush soil around earl) in spring and use liquid plant nutrients around roots to restore strength. . I i I 4 $i; - R AVAILABLE . I M Alik tnn LI - ______________________________ 1' _______ -==- 8a lewood Vifla,5 . 5% DOWN ut T CO'DO''I 'd U'iS s' and registers may need cleaning or the furnace may need regulating. NO CLOSING COSTS LIMITED TIME From dSP : U.S. farm - g:g AA so 03 :' - I : 0 4191 South Orange Avenue Winhif Park 644-0810 >-_ /- - F, IP - -_ I READY TO CALK • • _______________________ -- VE / IN 1U / /2/ f / / - -.,.-:-- - fully landscaped lots at Hacienda Village. Find your home from .7 2 1 , 4o / I' LOT NO. CRACKED SIZE MFG. 24'X52' 21 , ' th; great coilt7ani Lot rent facilities 1J / ..e'- walls, ceilings beneath untie INSULATE "I,I REPLACE ated attics, floors over hes and unheated UNHEATED AREAS PUTTY ON WINDOWS garages are the obvious areas that should I* insul- all the windows. As the- houst baseboard. If it has, remove ated. Most of 01% mu,st. be settles the molding and the it carefully, reposition it and done when the house is built sill may separate. Look for a nail it back You can. however, pour Se slight crack. Cover it by, Drafts may come from insulation in the unfini hed repositionin the m 0Iding floor of an attic or fasten roll under the sill and nailing it around a fireplace since it is insu ation to t e un ersi e 1) on an ou si e or a gara down. a floor over an unheated wall. You may find that ( e Cold air mav come from ointwherethewalland area. 1iround the glass in the win- plate meet has opened. ill Weatherstripping should (low where putty, has cracked with a cement mix. If it is form a seal around all doors l.ire, stuff with •alunmntm crumbled. Remove the u or and windows, putty and replace it. foil and then seal t with eeWhat's left? Plenty. In fact, Double hung windows that meni. -,_ detect the air torrents C eck It rna separate from tht it DESCRIPTION 3 br 1, bath-Villa Supreme Fleetllne 4'4J'_8cgtnn - V4111, It hr HiL, V%1 hath CA.0 I 1".49 146 2044' Barfington 2 tw. 1%4 bam-sp"Ial Price 157 12761' Vindale I br. I bath-Front Dining Room r. 1 Wh II will 640400-4446" o___________________ Conveniently located on HWY 17-92. '-. mile north of S.R. 434 in Longwood. Open MondayFriday 9 t 7; Sat. 9 t 6; Sunday Noon to 6. hac enda ee i W MOBILE HOME SALES P.O. Bo It I U LO N GWOO D, F LA. 32750 PHONE (305)811 4411 - '°' ,. 11. I& ________________ ________________________________ vious sources every wi nter au. If the lock doesn'tt fasten air conditioners can admit that give you trouble since tightly shim up the movable air. Stake sure the intake and I. %ou have part with washers where it is you are likely to feel exhaust ducts are closed. done all you canr screwed to the frame. Provide the unit with a cover. Examine the molding bet The unit should b seakd all You may feel silly, but hold . , - ~ 1_7~, -, - 0 Mani 'I 12wo. - HANGS OVER THE LOCK COMPLETELY 1" \ L\ - $0 *0. I I = ¶ r_., = L..... " ,; - ': L . . . j. j-..L F J.. J ' __ ~_ 9 ~_ 0 -,, __ '- .-. - 1974 1. SHUTTERS ..... MANY EXTRAS .4 We , .e L yourused mobile $ '- - 6 -- ~- WE BUILD - To ,ntfn y-Our b..trrl of .'ortage money ,,, -r - f-,ome buys in Amttica today Jim Wallet will help you cut y-rAir rorw horns cost ~rmt@ by makin you do J/ COME IN AND OPEN UP ONE OF OUR BARRELS OF INSTANT MORTGAGE MONEY DIP IN ... TAKE WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR NEW JIM WALTER-BUILT HOME. 1i W 4540W. COLONIAL DRIVE HWY SO WEST aim Sot & Sun __ I I I *-, - - e' tSI'' ____________ P44klsorii) cliv I I I Weekdays , 6001'..*'w'0040 ff I ".bllww, ,o bo, __ i _ ~M d1yow aqraq PINE HILL STATION PH: flS-0I1 6 HOMES Immediate construction for qualified property owners. Just add p-ow property to our barrels of ;N51 AN F Mo'tgage M oney and you II reakte 0" 01 the best 2 used mobile homes ..... will sell cheap 41 THE ' T2- zL 14 oowp Over 60 new 1973s reduced up to $1,200. Free d4livery and set up within loo miles. Soveral models set up in park for Immediate occupancy. FINANCE I tot. you todo ,c-me of your v*n ,rtrr,o, finshng You decide P'o* rrtch The more the g -ctemoney you sjvt High book for !i NEY T O TO ~~ , - __ Don't wait! Jim Walter has cut the strings on tight money- h1ilhons of dollars are available right now for new homes constructed by Jim Walter Horivs. Get in on the savings Build now! Avoid the rising costs of material and lator. Libor ano material .. L,46. costs continue to rise each year. Build no and realize tremendous savings in increased properly values N -- It__.vt_?4 -. - _.d" of t__ e - :_-_ ,,?,ELSMORTGAGE / i - I - -_ - - - -= i: ,:;:: ~ - - I --i't. 1. 6 - - I )NE "I" / ____ , ___ I: I ", - _X Ik ' I I . I ,~', I 7- 2. tz- \ Ar I -------------- . t .-____ - _. - _. - - _. - I- 0 COSTI . - "'-"-"-' .__ 60 X 12,2 BEDROOM, CARPETS, ' __ ___ f:, - . i ' ________ - a S -~ 11 ___~_ -IN I ~ - A~ ~~- AP -1-4 ,4. . L I Ing to Purdue University ex DISCOUNTS SOME MODELS BELOW - _-~%,_ _...- ~ - - _____ _4_Z77_~T,___-_- - _V . FRUZI OR CAM Uç1 ANP 'yOU WON'T Be U)CKEP OUr BY A JAM)AE-0 LOC9. NEW -- 49---- 01 1 is - " ___ . - i~ /' .. ____ .__-,-------,/ __ __ __ -1 I \ 0 LOWS A4n0N k I 11L!I 3 GNK_ __ _-~-_-__. . I. - . _-- _ O P? D JL/ A .. I T141 WOAT1469. WATER WONI 011up -1 " 06 0 PLASTIC, FT'-$ TO r;-Iw FROM ,.= Is 0 1 .- _________ ________ • H1JGE 2.4 ~ -' nated by insulation and due to storm'injury, root I • •kion, in I ,j, 1111aj,t, rnau,uu v asion - -, .- irT :;: " Most drafts can be cmi The Fullness of a winter bud African Violets is another Indicator. A shriv0144 If your African violets are eled bud means something has ailing, check closely for white happened to a twig or branch or the corresponding root bL- rM, cauliflower, corn, ferns ;J iff ~ oaks, onions, pansies, parsley, as, phlox, rye, stiapbeans, tu11:111 ps,wax ans,w ea a zn-=-_---=ru" I Somitunes, plants are in t-- 24 tloUrS I heat circulation. Furnace Brightside is clear yellow shorter. This denotes that the surrounded by orange-red edg- twig is frinking less and less Ing. Ibis early variety is three Especially susceptible are rooted trees such as • 1 and sugar ec ,w000, ,I-o ple. Illey may be injured b), concentrated amounts of salt washed down inclines l'hesalttjnrethrdgrowthln spring and leaves often turn ti-own These sy mptoms are ' ,. - years which rr.ade our products more attractive to foreign , iurt 2-milts North of Flolida TeCh Universit y - obile Ome Community 1wr - Take highway So. EaSt to state road 520 (Alafaya Trail) Ramada Africa Motift homes ready for you to move in st a price to Ill your budget. Those hom" are set-up on Signs of Injury Trees give indication as to their health in the size and te of buds harm to n earby p lantings. the 13 ton bell a im V 41 Ilr `nif - DOORS AND YYINDi,4VS Cot. CANVAS, OR shopping centers when washed I rnarKetposiuontflantormerly as a result o currency I . a_ from trets than poi tifl Tennis Courts, Shu Me Board, Putting Green and MORE. CoM9 &nd SEE us, bring the family or just - -_ - Second, reduced output of Peruvian fishmeal and of peanuts in several Important exporting countries increased .iv • . Sharply lower production In these areas caused demand for i'sxr il 4 . ,~-- * "L __ . 'o,00or,~ , q? _~' at the level of your head but is cool around your feet doesn't - ruf 051a nee between bud scars sli. in a from year to year I.% uniform. A fled florets simultancou wee indicates problems if the Salt Damage Salt used in winter on high ways, walks, drives, P111103and and America . 1si r leaf-eating insects or fungi. *7995 i I- 1. - A house that is warm OUTDOOR PADLOCK, Thcse include asparagus, po ____ • unprecedented levels and we tr j ust iiuut thi uril country with the supplies arid '- furnace is functioning current of chilly air. Walnut Trees ,- Equipped Rec Room, Oversize Swimmin' p0J 365.5752 - perfectly, the storm windows are tip and in place and still (here s a draft coming from somewhere. It's a nuisance and no amount of thermostat manipulating will change things, Finding the source of a draft isn't as easy at it may seem. What you are lookini for is t e cause of a sudden trated thing tissues. The tree PALM VALLEY also features Phone The sects that suck juice from the low. m e- e eruptions or ant Garden stores ha v e -e)ottiflgon the bark o(atig pared speays for such delicate C a h A tree's health, experts re- 11 P8ffd7VW'8w11ffi@_!06 a6dStapt- ~~___~ T--I(q With all-, ele- c-N- II ) A- -,---r-0 1 aW PS and xt t; Numbinc-000k,.t sk"Ag t6o'I I'R'~ih for'YOU, to mt)VjU f -_ , , ~ -., I , i LEY OFFERS ACXJLT ' ' . _-.~- ,If. in ' OF THE M ONTH 0 NIH r..,.L,. . I - cover d ~ I 1 11111 $ V. .-81 4AL - 11~11 In the clock twNer of the BriQ. - You r fly low * one about reTnova-ig calctmine Westminster, London. it was wth ssini w't and iter fl2m1forS1raenjamjnh1?ll . • UI - Mexicall Rose is just above medium, with rose-color flow. I I IV _7 j 6~ W NN .1 I I 831-403 - . - e LAUNDRY ROOM dxii on De8iry Doyle ii mOe.. ' providence R.vd.. turn left. go 4 miles to Clkham Blvd Turn fell lbloct.%to the mo(jel homes -•1 I I 1r.i , -- 'Market value is defined as being the highest 111 estimated in itirms of money which a property will bring It market, INCLUDING LOTI - , 4 1/ hp...t.-# .b wheat, corn, rice, soybeans, cattle hides, lemons, grapefruit, oranges, fresh vegetables, soybean meal, corn byprod ucts and live animal.,. Many factors, some shortterm some long played a part in the 1973 sales success In addition cu rc lU1 ;i Be glad to do so Most real estate brokers use the followfag deflnitJon of 1~market value" when they prepare .6 r- ~~ --Z , -- 5-__===T_ " - - Editor: We've had several discussions with friends about the term "market value." Would you give us your definition of the teITTI ..FLM , -_-----'-_'--- 6- E±.i the cak7irnine off all the --vllthe bell was bung In I&K Tho mgs In an old hoize I had World Almanac says. The & - By the time you read kiught I found Ii it the best nameBigBeis*g,vento this4 the odor will have dis- wa - y to do Ao was to add one the Immense tower clock jj-c'J It's common with cup of cider vinegar to a buck- which has four diaLs 22 feet r'ir In diameter r ,.a'ir i it; - , $25 900 _____ iqzet * 1Z Sebastian Heights, Altamonte, recently. The San Sebastian Heights Civic Association gives the award to the best kept and most original yard in the development each nionth. (Photo by Elda Nichols) as of January 1, IN4, but they must a'oso occupy the property at thr r-ame time. 11 your Sellers have VM(rd their home and w ill be renting It to you and )our family they are no longer eligible for homestead exemption. I recall one Instance where a family purchased a home and th closing was held on Dec. 31. The deed was record ed mjnuteg*ftrrlo,Jng.Thatnlght,wlthoutpower,water,btat or furniture of any kind, the husband took a pillow and blankets and spent the night in that empty home just so be could honestly swear to the clerk In the Tax Assessoor's office that he was occupying that residence as of midnight, Dec. 31, of th at year. He obtained his homestead exemption for the following year and be did It honestly. Youdon'tfind too many Ic like that an ore And, it was a real cold night, . - ,. .. . f N w~r ~ - , -t- 'T , I. f 3 a .Vft 17 - YARD . DlRECTlONS:Taket-4tot'e Dettona-DoBary Proce*d 111 miles on Deltana Alvd.o past the silicipping plate to Normandy Rd, Turn loft I mile to Saxon blvd. Turn lift 3 yards at this Intersection (Hcimandy and Saxon) to fl'i Calbeft Model,. - I homeowners required to be the legal owners of the property ~r ? -. 4% PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE V especially in Western atoad, i important, was the favorable weather during 1972 that cur. tailed harvests In the Soviet Union, Southeast Asia, Australia and parts of Latin properly cannot claim homestead exemption In January AIR / .p a ..,§ .1, I I49 11.1 [Sear PRB ________ 1j J h - - _____ _~_; __ F -1 I 01~__, _~ .. I v* . ,3 - .-c. Z:a~_:-, - --:! - ' . - - However, we will be moving into the new home in December on a rental basis. In order to obtain homestead exemption, couldn't the present owners--since the transaction will not close until late in January---still file for homestead exemption early in January before closing? / WALL TO WALL CARPETING sirm rur r ht 1kw stbii,t at ndthe top tgeoi bt, st thing tO (10 is 'switch Pn va bathroom tub at th& place ttir motor. set thr thermostit tstie high, and feel the air coming There now is a strong smell thi A. beth _ Ilk I j - I FAitor: \ wife and Tare in the process of purchasing a home in this area. Due to certd- in circumstances, we will not be able , - / CONTINUOUS CLEAN RANGE v/ GARAGE a LAUNDRY ROOM V' SLIDING GLASS DOORS - ' .W:V - . .1 -, 4', v 9', 11P1 95 : ! I I ________ !#4 if & - u", 1. \ .1 '.-- - 1:1-1 ,- -,-01I _____ me with. Only I yrs old and freshly painted. Mid-30's. 41.8 -- ...... . I - - " . Dear WJ: Yes, you can. Seminole County Clerk Arthur Beckwith says ou can put as many parcels on one deed as you can get on ii "And," headda, "th ey don't even have to be In the subdivision If they are platted. "Suilding Today ' sold _WJ a flkrnds 01 eztr: they pampered - - I _f4 t am empty and lontly. FERN PARK, HWY. U42 ____ - = - _ , P11 a -_ . . :1 . I _ - . I ~= -., ~~--_ - REALTOR ,* T - the same instrument? ELM,EP BAKALLA IHC For I., , . !t*'" .~.1 I v. • Editor If I owned two separate parcels of property and Formal living and dining oomi, aths, 2 car gar age. All this dnd only $39,954. spurre U.S' Mr4r iTU111 more products than ever before 11 I - I , .1. . , - Behind in the large SSX 23 screenedtheft the cleanest frl"d - Assume P3 tree with its grill for the cook ouls. Family rm. my mill, and move ii, I have 3 It kitchen OP" Onto pool docking, bdrms.. family rm., irat-in kitchen, [ -I .- I Sanford Her 2771. Be sure to sign your Inquiry. However, upon ~ubllcatlon only Initials %III be • - unday, Nov. ., Winner A On ;I longer term foreign demand for 1973 was winner on all counts for U. . farm - Was 73 Fiscal year 1.. ., - ,;,.. ~-. ___ - - - - . ~~ __ % , -~-,~ ~ I . .- . 41 -_:-- : ,Z -. scal ' By FILANK J. JASA I . . ~__ - - I p3110 with cook-cut grill. Priced Mid301 - vaw~ - . !_t____-. .wimming P 904-789-3400 Its time to put things In order thing else retrieve it immeand you actually set Out to diately. Falls on spilled fiqtddi, ears of use. Copper plumbing make a workshop. pencils, even a piece of paper, There's something to be said the best To check on the common mbing performance turn for the haphazard system of are on the water faucet. 'if the building a workshop. There's a Inadequate Ughting makes water trickles out, that ' s a crtatfl amount of fun in buying )-our job tougher and causes acdanger si$n. Next. drop a tis- things as you need them rather ,-4mts. When examin' sue into the toilet and flush it. than setting out ahead of tmw electric tool or changing a bit if the tissue does not flush all to equip your work area with or accessiory, be Lt-rLiin the the way, you may have prob- everything the books tell you a pl ug is out of the wall lems. home handy-man should have. Haig said that, I also real. If someone talks to you while There are many other areas ize that this trial-and-error you're working, stop for a secin a home that demand method can cost you extra cxxi and reply. U you don't, you inspiection, the aforemm rr~mey, because you discover =y take your eyes away from .1 rmo. wr a um mac you COUad U3e work and thrn;iet' it or l im"tant Rea -estate %~ni3 have inade wtser purchases or your-cc!!. ll saved a lot of time and trouble has its flaws; it is ul'.imately if you And, it,.:;, ,!, :,.,;i!j _;:;t ,,,r had done things a bit dif. up to the bu y erqual results, fight Here then, are a few whether these F9 are worth ferenti) ob. enemy of the handyman - i' .tr%atlons that ma be of help J too ex pensive in which case patience. More jobs are ruined is best for the buyer to forget No matter how many power because the do-it-yourselfer about the house. tools you buy or intend to buy, couldn't wag to see the result than by almost anything ebe. "To a buyer," one agent hand tools. A.Uuming that you said, "every house. eventual' already have such bazic tools ly. is a compromise.** recently-purnptd cel.Ur leaves Q, - I understand that con. N.Y. 11743.) damp curners. fk partirularly preferenice. Bes;ides, there are r considerations involved, crete flagstones %mn be made including the bim of the house. without the use of wooden But I wJI relay t.) yva this bit forms. How is this done? paneled. FACTS cif factual infon-nation. If you A. - Simply by digging holes - irtng Best C e wantthpho"-pitsclftn tv'tn.' in the eround about 3 fnrh-ri ill i. i ] -i ' U i Ut . t ii&ri for uu Check c.uI the _--,---raje ors should be painted thct -,i!ar or harmonizing color. if ing in the concrek- mix. This the garage doors are painted a tually is done only when flag. ' -.-.411w most im rt4t hrcaitIu lighter and contrasting color, Ames of irregular shapes mv the eyes will ua'urally hxiis on to remain where they are • t dous problem- Therle is no ...(;_41 Flagdow3 made in wooden j ;i~ way to tell it the furnace will Q. -- Just one hreur ago I fin- forms can be moved anywhere. - - - --- - - - I ~. tit, .. -'-~..-_-, ,.~,,~-.-,I ~t..ttt. ..r'~ estate, taxes, planning, zoning or anything that affects one's ~_ LBERT ngrows,ou have a clut thing on the floor, stop wha tarea where you work. ever you are doing and wipe it eres the Answer ByANDYLANG -T-1 '. il - _____________ - - - - -_;" entertaining - - INCLUDING LOTI _____ - _ - -- - ___ - ___ . 14 .) on ran of this ultra clean I bdrms I bath, 2 car garage, bo-v '-wl!h Its fenced back yard. Exquisilt decorating throughout. 271 7 ff. master bdrm, Eat-in kitchen. family rm., A Office mehome plus of tic* Of Full 3 bedroom 41h btdriom. Family rm., W-In kitchtfi, 2 car garage with eft. - _ ~; 6; -.- - - of cabinet WOMABWC -- ~~_.A&N=~IL - $22,r900 - - I Fo -p i :!: Before long, as your project small things. Q . - r, -.1 , - 4_'~ 11,1%)7" ' me AP Ninirsfeatum Q. - We have a ranr% house, 9. - We ~ave old wood ';~.,- attached rmge is facing shingle.s txi our roof and want A. - Okay and t1ront Thewoodshwgleion to recover them with slate The Foundation Walk the house are stained a dark When's the best tim to nng1es Can they be put around the house and check br (r,A-n. The wvoden doors of the right ov~r the wood shingles? spread asphalt cement to fix a the foundation for cracks and leak in a flat roof covered with settling. Doors that do not gightly light,er than the stain of A. - Yes, if the old shingles roofing fell? close properly and windows The shingles. We want to are solidly in place. But there A. - Immediately. But it that are jammed are signs of repaint the garage doors, Here is another itolvirtant considera. you're talking about temper: settling large cracks around ft pl M) wife wants tion Slate i- heavier than wood hires, the best time is when it.. the door frames indmcte shift 0 and 80 degrt' the garage doors painted yel- aid It may be that the present ing of the walls or the f loor a ki I main tain that they roof framing Li insufficient to Cracks in the foundation also should be repainted br W port it. A professional roofer I F" either of Andy Lang's own. e 2have to examine your roof booklets, "Paint Your House you recommend. What is your to determine whether the old Inside and Out" OR "How To ns utwer shir- ),s must be removed and Use ii Rubber, send O am of water or dart in the A I corners and amnd the edges - the middle I of this, simply be. mouO, to handle the slate. aMre-ed envzlope to Know- _ - -.- _-v. - - - - "" I may have to be installed. or .1..1 - - I 4 it n~~ -I_ 7= ;9;F~ Q - __________________________________________________________________________________________ Inp. peeling and bl stt 1, #. , mdes, it means either that - -._*,~-"%--__` ~_ 4E,-~ .. :7v _*- -,~.,__ A- .. . - I house depending on the size. I - i_ 9. Insulation. Most new homes today are being built with three inches of insulation s and six inches in ctwulting r Yellow ages. the attic If the attic has inIt is better to aA your future sufficient insulation, it will be ighbors who have had roof- wise to bring it up to the recing work done Gn t~pir homes. ornmended level to cut down hea ti ng costs I roper insuIrequire roofing contractors to tion can cut heating Iupl use be licensed. F_nter the fly.bYp per cent. nighters. 10. Water Heaters. Home o. The Chimney. While owners will tell yowre up there. check out ter beaters are one of the first go. hcI c4; ;ay -.-..i 'he chimne is om $200 to $SOO. not sealed with caulking, Check for rust or leaks an the vou've got another job on your hottora of the tank. Then 6nds, " ' 1 Ciutters Check artitu Unless tion and hii e a plumber to check out buckli It the pipes for you. it is i very are danger sigT3. New alumi- difficult to detect detective num gutte7s are expemive. plumbing. The worst plumbing problems usually occur in old. 4. Exterior ine the outside of the house er houses with iron or steel closely to see if a new paint Pipes. which corrode after job is required It can cost 0 A('i that formerly saw duty someYou've heard countless tims v,bere else in the house. You about how dangerous power IZ112 to flUlke a few simple tools can be it you aren't th ings and need a power tool or ful, but workshop safety de- buyer to forget about ,,.. ~4_i P'N OUSE r~ - . a few tools and use - a nailset, a center a convenient loca- pancti, a pipe wrench, tin snips, tham in whether they are too ex p F..' ensive, in which case it is best for the . I 6A, CENTRAL HEAT keep th em in bon, such as a garage, attic, clamps, a sandpaper holder, an or utility room. You oil can, a wood chisel, a cold place Uwm on shelves or Mae chisel lind so on. i %~A - vlmpl~ n b, - From . ~ ., S ,w t, :~ ____ .__q . !,ft . -, 11W. I ,7 ',- - __ __ - ~ acquire You wh eth _~ , , ., ! -•• t_ p10 2,3 & 4 BEDROOMS, 2 TILE BATHS - B .--. i -alwkK pk: __ I _ ~1_ _4~ n rr . sa a hammer, screwdriver, saw, pliers and wrench, be on Ahome workshop is usually a the lookout for the small tools Topsy-Like creation. It just that make jobs easier. They grows. are the kind the professionals . ___________________________________________ di By ANDY LANG AP Newsicalures ' . i clud " .- tcll /ri tht ' ciri eve ry house has its flaws It k- !AN Questio CCEED i,rr mjivii-'j L,riAAEC 7 '- the niorring, remove juice, viuman is convinced it does. In erstripping treatment or cover mffee, bacon, eggs, milk, butter addition to lowering the family vindows and unused doors . and amthing else needed. thermostat, she pulled the completely with heavy plastic draperies over a large drafty uttich might be taped on. Keep __ picture window each night last iurniture -and other objects %inter. and it helped ease the away fr(in heating units where fuel consumpt!cn, she said. they might binck the flow of That aiiail but useiui tip had iw'it Ashiet of aluinu'um or ,. been offered b a spokesman aluminum foil can b put be- • A t awn Irn :r rjml '2 t 4I' &ung wiui some others wtichln'oroeri. Keeptircj,ice Real estate agents will __ __ -_-M____ Fuel this Winter n ed these worthwhile re- (tamper toavoldheatesiWnders for conservbg fuel. caping. Repair faucet drip -if AP Newifeatures Writer -rature...Keep liot water drips at the rate of Operation Fuel Shortage is thermostat at 70 degrees or one drop a smnd. 700 gallons underway in most homE3. less. Every dep ree over that in - of water and a considerable Wood-burning stoves are mak- creases the cost uf fuel by 3 per muount of energy will be comeback - one city re- c-rl...In additiori to lowering %-asti,N , I each year. ported a 700 per cent increase lh the.-mo7tat a! night, turn it Appliance Use -avoi heavy appliances - floor sandacquire them against the day. ,Ner a weekend...If oac p1wis ers, and the like -during peak imneys are being cleaned a mid-weather vacation, t4rn iods when schools. per energy ;W firewocKI is being ordered the thermostat to 55. ..a therin the interest of fuel pre- Iik)stAt in a cold or draft) place Stores, fattories are ma ing paredness. ran inCrease the fuel used. .11 high energy demands. In those Fuel watchers in the govern- It is on a wall exposed to H WIfl- peak hours uD one uq sash rather than several small ones, men a remoni or hth e %ea w use or airing a room , and tSalSOmlsPlacedO!dthcrmos. Litit vtter to use a .i& t is explained that the amount t in monitor beating reof fuel burned in the house de- 91iremenLs irregularly. Wirs clean or air will get to pends on how much the temFurnaces should be cleaned perature outdoors goes below 65 regularly. Dirty Nters in warm plams wher It is not ne . . .Appliances should not be degrees. Ev, ,n then, body heat, air systems can cause poor disst ove use, good insulLition and tribution of heat. Ditto dust on turned on and off constantly. Tele I5tn rriu(rs a big power air tightness may keep the Fur iadiator base boards 19.u1t vacuum cleaners nace From chugging away even Room Pointers: close off though the temperature goes unused rooms in the house. be kepte rwining while furniture ything below. Open bedroom windows only )U d r n ee f rom igerat ref or President Richard Nixon has om the bott om: instead of opening and suggested turning down the the top will let warm air es- "" dosi tk)or .several timer, thermntit four dc"rctt ip ' r dr f! - -.1--, . ~ - - - - ___ Home ii %keijtj ___________________ ____ 7 -yr,x_ 1 doosa ft - H rr--vt_ ___ - c3 I - -., ~- IQZx~~ ~ c--1-- 'Iu.(Z=J HALL - ; - S 2 L - doolik 12 1 BEDROOM 11 8' o6 ...... B B Q sts$ - X_ KITCHEN Conserve . 111131gli -~. : .-.:o!t ,%--, - of . The Sanford Herald • Real Estate Here's How ~_-_ .----.-. MV7 _____, un - .. - Fi 0 I I - LQSF~ ~ - -------- j; - - -- I' - N____ . velephiipii lot -_____ statt- I i#,.,&,4.,4.a,si.v.d.#14t**I P_ I. [. ~~ - - - - �- . .., - - - - 4C—The Sanford Herald -- . I:. -- -, - - - Sunday, Nov. 11. 1973 - - .- - ;__ - - '- - - - — - - - - - -- - -.--- - -.. - --- - --j- .------- - - - ---- --- -- - -- - - - - - - - - - --- -- - - - - ---------- - The Sanford Herald Plant Bulbs Now Seminole County Land Transactions Recorded :i ' For Sunday, Nov. 11, 1973—SC Swofford Responds, Donates Cedar Tree W inter Color Bramur Dcv. to Wm. 1.. Spitler Constr. In Robt. K. Geneva U. Rogers to i.c Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Loring Walter G. Guy Jr. & WI. ConH.A. Roes Constr. to David M. (QCD) Eunice Wolf, form. QCD Sabal Point Prop Inc Kramer & wf Nona, LI 187 Rogers, LIz 9 & 10 Roa'et, Wallace & WI. Andrea U 157 stance to Cornelia K. Guy, U 16 Armstrong & WI Barbara, I.A. Stallings Murray & wf Susan, U 499 K. to Org. Bism Fruit Co. to 1)1st. School Board of Scm Woodcrest Un. 5 $3400 [its., $ioo. As the weather cools during grape hyacinths, Lanta s.d 3rd Sec, $23,900. Blk A, The Meadows Un. No. 1, 39, Blk G. North Oil. Terr., See Beg 2607.02' N of Spring Oaks Un. 111, $37,200. Mayor Swofford responded Mrs. dare Orofino, Alta. SW cor of sec Co. Tr. G, Sabal Point, $100 narcissus and In general, mast bulbs thrive Gray Meade et alto Geo. Geneva D. Rogers to T.C. the coming weeks many _______________ & gdn, *39.800. Scott, Ind. 0. 5 Un. 1, $27,000. Dewwy monte, is chairman by personally donating a beau. of the San of us arnryllls are true bulbs; 6-20-30 '-tin E 705' N 17.06' dc, Annie K Wicswear & hb A. F in a well-drained soil having Waite,' Levy & WI. Bernice to Gotsis & wf Sivita, S of U 62 Rogers, Lt 1 LakemnGry will devote more time to gar Br Richard M. Bond, Ind. & .. Sebastian est Jewel A. to James W. tiful Red Cedar tree, It is Heights H.A. Ross Constr. to James $ioo. Civic Associ-'-' -: . .: gladiolus, crocus ,'nd n'ont to Mania A. Wright, Beg. plentyof organic matter. A Will. Edw. Carry!, U 15 less E 131k 3 Vet Wlduiere, $42,000. IhltS Trustee Corn a Margaret, & J. T. P. Rhitimer& wf Frein & wf Judith E., U 32 d.:ng. There are many things bretia are corms; calla lilly, sunny spot ation Beautification Program. planted inside the entrance to . WP, Clyde H. Higgs & wfGlenda On E line of NE'i of NWL1 is best but some 16.94' of 16 lcss W 37.12', Elmer S. 1.evie & wf Ja net to E L.. we can do during the fall to caladiutii and . She recently contacted AIls- San Sebastian Heights, and alacres m 1 lying So of howell 131k E. North Oil. Terr., Sec 6 to Win. J. Lynch & wf Valerie, 132040, etc., $3,500. flk & wt Laura Mae, S 440' of tuberose are bulbs will Flower In partial Anthony S. Talasko & %-f Donna Bel-Aire Homesi Inc., to Wm. Sanlando Sub. Beaut-, Palm ' improve and beautify our home tubers; and canna Creek In NW 'a of SW ,r'4 of See Un. 1 $27,200. monte Mayor Lawrence Swof. ready the community is enIA 10 Blk C Lynwood Rev, is an shade . C., LI 31 131k 29 Drvamwo)d 4th 1. Hartman & Ilargaret P.,Spring See, $43,100. 440 $100. ford, of S 440' of W 495', lesj W 50' to see If a tree could be joying the lovely sight. Swof(QCD) James D. Kelsy to $32,000. • Geo. C. Scott & wf Gypsie to grounds Including flower example of the rhizome type. The climate In Florida is Addn., $22,700. 490Sxing Oaks Un. III, $37,200. , .1 gardens. One group of plants To bound to Blanch C. Kelsay, E 33.33' of Lt serve as a permanent ford is also acquiring one tree Lillian B. Sparks, Form. Uoyd Eldo Wrn. Brown & wf Edna, N $25,000. most people, all these plants favorable for growing many (QCD) Lenard Anemaet j-Josephine Avampato, wid - . - 7 Robt. E. Brinin& wf Peggy to iQCD Arthur Kalmus to to Billy L. Sparks & WI. Lillian that is very desirable for Winter are ; W. & wf Carolyn to community tree. "We wanted a for each home, to be planted in rnJudy I. 33 of 17 Blk E, Lake Delnora Anernaet, lit I Bx 51 148.18' of S 1923.84' of Govt. U I, 16 & W 33,' called bulbs, Josephine A. Restivo, US 20 & tropical and sub-tropical bulbs . ..."i'I — —_— Eldo Wm. Brown & wt Edna NI.. Wilma L. Kalmus form. 1.19 & S'2 of S 131K 1 Lake View color is the bulbs. Georgia tree that Whaley & wf could be decorated the easement along the streets. David E. Wayman HIs., Addn $100. The 24-19.29 less part, $5cX). word Bulbs may be grown in beds which are only grown as pot U 6 Citrus Ills., $100. 21 Blk A crystal Bowl Second . — S 74.06' of N 513.6' of Si of SW Berry) wf of Arthur U 10131k E s.d Lk Mary $100. bulb, as used in and used as a Christmas tree Hallmark Constr. to Emiziab K., IA 32131k 16, Weathersfield, (QC) Robert W. Dyer & WI its most to produce a mass of color or for ... plants In the North. UnforAddn, CB, $100. See 19-19.30 W of Org Dlv & N Country Club Manor Un. 1 1100. : c ommon sense, includes each year, with the children of Said Mrs. Orofino, "Mayor Nonajean H., to Nonajean H. true cut [lowers or they may be used Perry Davis & wf Missouri to Lewis Jr & wt Maple L., Lt 33 2nd Addn., $21,400. .. tunately, many of the common Josephine Avampato .' . 74.06' of S 1775.66' of Go-t, ii Ewald C. Farwig & wr to Sally Dyer, Lt 90 Margaret L. NOrman to the community making decoraSwofford has really been a lifeWashington the 1100. McKinley Harrison & wt Blk C Oaks, Sec 2, 10.. 0 bulbs, corms, tubers. and in the perennial border or along I - -; bulbs of northern states — like . .- ..,.. A. Calabreese & lIb. Joseph, Michael F. Evans & wf Carol Marjorie & Dorothy Nicholas Sec 24-1929, si. ~~_ lions." rhizomes. For example: lilies . 4 qu T. Norman, Win. E. Robert saver." Iclg Dcv. Inc. to Earl V Josephine, Lt 4 Survey Prop. of 20,6O0. O.f , the edge of shrubbery. tulips, hyacinths, some irises lAs 22 & 23 Blk A. Crystal Bowl Clyde Rapp & %v-f Emma to to Wa) ne S. C,cynowa, sgi. & wid to Billy J. Gibson & Wt. Upham & wt Mon W., condom. Tom Smith, $700. Hallmark Constr. to Dgrothy Norman, Glen D. Norman & , and lilies — do not grow well in Charles A. Ruby & wf Linda, U Connie J. Ringdahl, Us. 157 & Dorothy 1.t 10 & E 25' of 11, Blk 3 Second Addn. CB, $100. Mina M. Bandy, U 5 Lake Unit 101 Bldg. 1, Crown Oaks Jr & wf Moore, U 36 131k C, Washington Thomas Pierce often these bulbs Ronald E. Meyer & WI 158 Loch Arbor Crystal lakes Resurvey Bk 4 Wildmere 55 Bear Lake Hills $21 IP * Brantley [fills, $100. lstadn. $25,900. Oaks Sec 2, $18,100. Dorothy to A. John Michel, Lt Margaret to Charles A. Motor & Cub Sec. $23,500. $21,000. E. E. Fisher & wt Oveda to Orange Terr., $37,400. "! a. WI. Sylvia M. Lt 52 Sleepy Artema McCoy & wf Margaret Benjamin Glazer & (QCD Norman E. Sloan Jr. Bramur Dcv. to John E. Wilco Constr. to Ronald A be discouraged, we can gorw • . Hollow 1st Addn,, $56000. L. LIz 1 & 2 111k 1 Fairtane Est., Roberta I to Sidney C Ward & Ilamlen & wf Renate M., IA I Lallier & wf Gail, Lt 170 to Sally S., LIz 1-14 md Lake ' : _________ . . . . . - 44-7roan unusual bulbs Iii QCD Florida lnternit'l Land Sec I repi. $8.(KK). Guy W., N 660' of Wi of NWL 1. Harney Shores, lit Addn etc., Woodcrcst, Un. 5, $34,700. i tate transactions for the week 131k B Lynwood Rev.. $28,700. andIthspecia1Ireatment,can Planning Inc. to Charles A. of See 3-4-21-31 $100,600. Z Harold Morgan & wf NOCIU Bramur Dcv. to James $100. even grow some of the Matar nor& WI. Sylvia Lt 52 Sleepy to Dennis M. Cox & wt Barbara, Lenora C. Dorsey to J.D. By DAVID DeVOLI, Nellie Henry to Ted Wilson, 1 i :...r . . Oliver J. Terrell & wf Lyndla Fortini & wf Bernadine Jo Ann, r' p petunias. The grandifloras take F ending them" bulbs. • 'fIA 106 Sunland Est., 1st Addn., Extension Agent i a beating during rains If .' ~ Now let us consider a few ' .. . ......$16,400. Kathryn 4th Addn $7,000. Jimmie K. Foster & WI 4th Addn, $13,900. Joyce, U 1 131k 12 Tier 6, Sanplanted in beds, but do bounce Er'eil J. Tyhnrskt & WI. bulbs well adapted to Finn e cornaprab le period in 1973 . Louis Petunias may \ cli be the back. ,\s w .bd ~, lkrlIi t Ulivr 1.. (;l- .i.iR, 1i , $1,toU, ih.u- liti & ,i (kt.ilLI. put plants, window box i'imela to James T. Li} The small-flowered cluikc -Will. M. Miller Jr & wt Susan ' Douglas Arvey & wf Charlotte, J., Lt perfect performers—but in 77 Langdale, Agmt Deed, Win. H. Stemper wi Joann to htar%in G.Scott & Wt plants or In hanging baskets, - ' type of narcissus called the During the post week real estate valued Wt. Charlotte L Ll 14 Blk F. Lt 144 Longdale Ist Addn & wt Mildred to Eugene D. $15,100. to Augustus T. Bazin & wt Florida there is one serious they can he better displayed LIz 5 7 & 8, Blk 7 A B Russell Paradise Petal 1st Sec., $29,500. polyanthus type can be grown . .'. . .. $14,000. Philip T. Cowherd & wf Laurie A., LI 3 Mead Manor Un. Jackson & wf Maria C., Us 1415 problem homeowners must and protected from the Addn, Ft Reed, $6,500. Hobino.Ladd Fla., Inc. to in Florida. Old varlefles such as 1' ' (QCD) Dolores M. Kieffer, & 16 131k 13 Be) A $45()() Patricia to Robert A. lUcks & 1.$29,000. watch out for! at $5,099,930 changed hands down it Herman Mathews & wt weather. Remember that both loberto L. Eacott & Wt. Aria paper white, Chinese sacred t,. W. Epps Jr & wf Mary to sgllo Donald P. Kieffer, Lts3& Compact, I free-flowering types can also be obtained With David L. Scott & wf Betty to wf Barbara J., Lt 27 (less E Frances to Donald Shell & wt M., LI 112 Northwood, *39.500. 481k A, U6, 131kB & Us89 10& lily, Soleil d'Or can be grown 11 David D. Chaccy & wf Gilda A., 9 f rom ,etw.Iss are the aumber one . the W 20.83') $6 41 0.000 activif-- in the Luclen P. Vivas & v-i Gilberte, 20.77') & II 26 (k.ss - Caro1n, U 27 81k A U double flowers. ,PV~ cors or forced to flower .— - -. annual flower. They have a Brantley Isles, Sec. Addn, Mildred Audrv Walsh. l.4tc 24. indoors. niey at ?'-' ' ..2&'I p.. e I u:lv .1. r . rth f i r.ity ' 0 ! 'olur , 1"VI aiiii ' oic Stiri;..., Sec.. 15O0. .. . inie .. in . 7 . '..,,., . .. .t.. :; i Petwi aa uan tie starwa as planted in .it.woer and I.. TREE DONA TED BY MAYOR - tt.1)I Clcoii IT trstinc, usfu1ness unmatched among seed from Aug (QCD FrancIs L hiloyd, sgl iiuznasJ..ii'yrr&w1 Wilson Addn. Lk. Mary, ust to January, November. Most other varieties 11.,.'•_-_..-l1 1 , $100. sgIIoBalphSye[ntz that part of -1 and Mrs. Clare Orofino flowers. They are used in small . . Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofforu . - -. ... — .. • Win. 3. Melceh & wt tirrtn", January 1 to dote, real estate David Kerben & WE ;4j but the tiny, fragile seed are of narcissus, da!fodlls or SWu(SW-ofNW"i garden borders, as ground hard for ' of t': uu' of LI ..4 Golf 113 81k 5 repl. Sb 1 & 2 No. Oil. (Photo by Elda Nichols) Alma to Henry P. Helneinann & 29, many home gardeners jonquils bloom poorly except In Seminole County continues its 4 covers, N r-w Paota-Markham Course Addn $100. Towaslte 4th AddU, $17,'00. mass bed plantings for to grow. Seed germinate in northwest Florida. conveyances have totaled $285,233,465. WI Gertr5ude, W cf E of Rd N& of S or KR *100 bold displays. In window boxes, about a week, if the ants don't Harry H Zimmerli & wf Flora Hyde form. Ross & hb •— NE i of SE Cf.'C 2749.29, 00. fantastic growth rate making it one Crinums are well-adapted to Einheit Constr. to Lynn planters, C Va. Perez & Hattie to Acisclo Merle to Rand)' L. Stiffey & WI har.glng baskets and get them first, and plants reach Florida and if planted in the Patsy Warner Jr. & WI. Lemons & wt Ruby P. Bauer, 1 to Ralph T. HI•Lo Corp Inc. to Bruce W. Joan, Lt 34 less E as pot plants. Perez & Carmen D. Perez, Lt.s Terry, Lt 131k 13 Country Club Gilleon Sr & wt blooming size in 21 to 3'It — .of the fastest in the United States. i lE winter, will produce large Shirley S 138.00' Flower & WI. linda N 70' of LI Eleanor to Elmer S. L.'vte, Lt 6 ' — It 35, less part etc. Blk A, Just choosing a color and Addn Park View 33 & 34 Second Manor Un. 2, type months. 1k It's probably easier for J The Woodlands, $39,200. amaryllis-like flowers in late ofE341.00'ofS875.62'ofNt. of 49 & S 5' of 48, English Woods Brantley Hall Est., $60,900. of petunia is a real oroblem. most people to buy already $23,000. WINTER Wm. K. Knight to Margaret SE' -. of SW3 Each week, The Herald repo PARK—The education a I course three hours. .,t she spring and into the summer. . of Sec 23-2042 1st Addn, $10,500. J B M hlaulng & Grading to John A. Butler & Wt. Velma The types available art'— started bedding plants and B Hagan & wt E Westgate Thomson, Lt 2 Blk Arthur Rollins College School of (Introduction to Real Estate Registration will be in the $5,400. Jantes E.Giles & Wt. Marilyn to Charles A. Maynard & Wt. Edw. G. Behr & wt Stella A., Lt multiflora or grandiflora in place in the garden from Singer Total Comfort Conditioning does six total land transactions .within the E Revenna Pk. Sec., Loch Margaret to Rolling Hills Golf a Continuing Education has Principles and Practices), will Easter The Park lily Is Avenue Building ,428Park also At Pirilto & WI Else to to Seminole Zoological soc. inc Joan, LI 29 Longdales-d, 16 Blk CSan Sebastian HIs., Un. singles or doubles. The important things for the "climate" of your singles November through March. Arbor, $21,000. Club Inc., AS—Sanlando spgs common bulb which can be announced that it will again hold its next course registration Ave. South from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. Henrj Kapiovitz & wt Rose, Lt Iliac part of Lt 37 St. Josephs N Concept Designs Inc. to 2 *36,000. county. To be informed of our are still the most house. It warms popular, it all in the winter. it cools it Pete Smith & wf Josie to (oIf Course (nk-a Rolling Hills offer the Florida Real Estate date on Nov. 14 through the M. in Room 4. Early registration is planted in 12 Blk H Spring Lk Hills, Sec of 11115.1 acres rn-I, $20,000. MarUnI Smith & Wt. Donna .,I especially the inultifloras The major problem limiting November and ex. License law course to Golf Course) desc., Tr. C, ' down in the summer. Cleans and filters the Albert M. Clark Jr & WI 114,700. inClasses for the 4 month will be peeled to flower mainly in advised since all sectionsare Win T. Jack & wt Betty to growth pattern be sure and read Dcv. Entr., Inc. to Wm. E. 1126L.kAnnESt.,Un.2,$49,500. which are small flowered but the use of petunias in Florida Is air. Deodorizes terested persons Margaret,[A 5 B101 North Orl. Sanlando Springs etc., $200,000. in preparation held it. Puts moisture into warm, from Nov. 28 to Dec. 15 expected to Fill rapidly. April, May and June. J. Brailey Odham h wt Loulw Koss & Wt. Pearl INI., condom. Igeo. J. Klett & Wt. Delores to bloom so profusely that they disease' Stephen C. Without e for Hoeltke dry winter air. Itanches, Sec. 7. MAX & wt one the State salesman's and with major the State examination Another excellent bulb for th 4 & W 17' of 5 BIk 2 Bel Air to Kenneth B Kroog Jr & wf lies. Nc. 17, Sheoah, $31,000. Lifestyles each Sunday. J. Russell Wolff & Wt.. LI are preferred for mass plan- disease, petunias would cer- home garden is the broker's license Julian L. Stenstrom to wf Janice LI 4 Veni to James W. Dodd & wf GET THE FACTS! CALL 322-6390 examinations scheduled for Monday, Dec. 17. For additional information, _______________ _______ gladiolus. In Blk 1) RepI Sanora If A Ross Constr. to Gonzalo Katherine IA 17 131k 3 Fairlane less part $22,000. tings. Th e multifloras stand up t.ainly be a LOUISe H., L&s6,7,8,911, perfect an d for genera real N performer, estate Bessie A., S 30' of Lt 4 & 45' of Classes will nicet three times call southern Florida, (QCD) Lalon C. Seaman & the corms are (305) 646-2122, or write '2,13 Un 1 & 2135,900. D. Roque &WLJosefaM.,Lt18 Esi, Sec I repi., $16,900., very well to adverse conditions. All at once a seemingly healthy planted from September knowledge & 1481k 8, Highland Park, $100. 5131k 1), Ridge High &d $23,500. per week for three weeks with School of Continuing Education, Burton Randy to Mary G. Johnson Inex L Pearson, sgl to Dlii J No. Oil Tem. Sec Un. 1, Devco Oil Inc. to Arlington S. Seaboard Coast Line KR. to Ellen P. M. Truax to The grandifloras (single) petunia will wilt and die. The The noncredit course, which each session, except the final Box 235, Rollins Richard M. Bond & wt form. flyers, US 111k A Dol4tay H. W. Wall Jr., through February. In northern Rolli College, Winter Trustee — Lots Brockelt Jr. & Wt. Kathryn J., Frances to John T. Stewart, Cameo Builders Inc. to Shannon E Shalfer, Trustee for $26,700. A. Truax & WI. Ellen P. L to 8 Include the "fancy" types problemlsnotchredflya la(k of does not replace the required one, lasting approximately Park, Florida 32789. Florida Manor *100. delay planting until Jerry U. Norman & WE. Carol Tigues s.d No. 2, *100. 2609 S. Sanford Ave. 6, 7,8,9& 10131k lN Tier 5, E. R. LI 23 Blk If Camelot Richard B. Glidden & *1 Mary, Philmore W. Richmond, LI 3 Sanford having large flowers. Petals water, but a disease called by January or February. About Un. 2, Beg. 617.76' E of S'i see Sec 2David K R. Nicoll III & . Riccard & 1681k! Shadow Hill, $37,000. Duck Pond Addn CB & trlr. to Wm U. WI. wf Traffords Map of Sanford etc. $33,100. .,.._ 11 - (QCD) Russell H. Manes to have varied forms from ruffled many different nnmtt._.i-Ef .1...... 20-30 etc 706.601 acres etc. $100. .. . Catherine to H. Turner .06 acre, Noma J., U la? less N 5', Dlii G Ellen Patricia M Noa Charles A. Hill & Wt. Eliz. to Frark L. Schrimsher & 'Al $9,500. Lt 8 & and fringed types to stem ever rot, rot, damping-off, the (QCD John T. Stewart, to wilt, will be rewarded with a Jean Pd., 1* 61 Sunland (QCD) Page S Leake & WI Spring Lk hills, Sec 3, 162,000. Tigues s.d $100. Manes, R. W. Wall Jr., Ind. & Trustee Consolidated Land Dcv. Inc., Lt Pamela to Gerald 11. McNabb & 'II .fincreasingly popular cascade blight and crown rot Hidden Lake Dcv. Crp., same beautiful mass of color. Eat., 1st Addn $21,000. to Clyde Smith, Trueste etc to etc to B. Boyd BenjamLi & Wt. 14 131k A. North Gil. WI hlarbot, Lt 90 Winsor Manor Jasper S. Sharnon E Shatter jwm ---= J A IQCD, Russell It. Manes to as above 706.601 acres less Lewis Reeves, agl & Mary Julie I2ts 6, , 8,9 & 10131k IN, Sec 8, *3,000. U 3 Duck Pond Adda CB & trlr. Bobby D. Summers & Wt. Doris Ellen P. Manes, 1.48 Tigues &d, 1st Addn, $39,5()() $100. Yarberry, sgl to Life Builders Tier 5, Tralfords Map of San. J.,W'of NE L of SW 'iof NW $100. Trim-71c, Inc. to Merrill E. Dermott P. Rogers, Trustee (QCD) Barbara L Dommel, l Inc & SUlk C, Sanlancjo ford etc., *100. .Elrnco Constr. to Frank A. Sec 36.19-29 subj mtg., Brit-ton & Wt. Marjorie, LI & wt Dorothy to Belle Ave Land Holding & Expi. Co. to wid to Rosa M. Rotundo with fliNardo & wt Lois, Lt 505 $10,000. (QCD) K. %V Wall Jr., hid. etc Winsor Manor 1st Addn., Investors. LTD.,S 19199'o! IA Ernest J. Dresser & WI. Joan, Springs, Lake Oaks Sec. $6,800. life mt. to Paul H. Daniels, E 40' Roy Capps & wf Eva to Paul ByIA)LJISEL GILL bohydrate, and Fat (and If you compare values of a food Donald W. Wilson & WI. LI 3 Lake Proctor Oaks, $30Ci0 to Jack Krider, Beg NE car Lt 6 $48,500. & all of 9 131k 13, Johnson Winter Springs Un. 4 $50,800. of LI 92 Sanford Ills. Addn *100. V Larsch & WI Barbara, Us Extension Mildred Home Chapman form. possible Linda to K. M. Sandon & Wt. fatty acids and of one type with those of 22 131k 1N Tier 5, N. K. Traffords Sol-Dak Bides Inc to Thomas Poultry Farms, ioo. Geo. A. Maffeit & Wf & 24 Oak Lena Ludlow, wid to Rosa M. Hill 5-d *3,500. Johnson & fib Hugh to Jose A IA Economics Agent cholesterol) in a serving of another—milk with green N., Ltws 125,127 & 129 Margaret to Ted Williams & WI. Map, thence N 33.0' etc A Carr& WI. Penny A., LII 1, 2 Marvin nmgarner & Rotundo, life mt. Paul If. Robt. N. Webder & wf & $100. Devco of On Inc. to & 3 Dii 8 different foods; to learn which vegetables, for example—It is I Geneva to Hugh E. Chapman & Martinez & WI Iris Pd.. 114 Bflc Santo Pk, $42,000. Crystal Lake Winter Selma C., that part of jirce1 of Daniels E 40 of Lt 92 Sanford Dean E. Webster & WI The "Why" of Sunland Est., Win. Nutrition foods $16,500. Clara 0. Snoke, wid are worthwhile to Joseph land to sources Thomas U. Borowy & WI. Homes, of WI Mildred, LI_s 27 & 28 1st Athth not helpful. form. Lt 7 Blk I), Seminole 123.700. 1115. Addn. $10,000 L Hood Lt 35A, McNeils Org. Patricia L IA 39 131k Labeling—There are at least protein, Wilco Constr. to Walter S. T. Schaeffer & Wt. Vera L, LI S tits., Addn etc. $100. 0 1P vitamins, and Third, to plan food for a day $14,. Corintha M. Jaeb, wid 1.0 11, C.meloI (QçTJ) [LD. Doolittle, sgl to Villa $20,000. three ways how consumers can minerals; and to compare to Argo &wf Raquel V.,Lt4 Blk K 131k F Country Club Manor Un. Un. 2,134,000. James S. Patrick J. Knipe, trustee etc., that will provide recommended & wf F harry M. Byers & Wt. Eliz. Irene S Duolittle, S 107.5' of N (QCD) Ethel Webster & WI & use nutrition information on nutritive values of corn- amounts of nutrients. Many Anthony Lattanzlo & WI. Be 93.5'E of SW cci of NW of Donald L. Fisk & wt Susan, Lt No. Oil Ten., Sec I Un. 1 1. $18,000. To John T. White & WI. t.ous, Lt 173 470.0' of E 240' of that part of labels. As in everything, unless mercially prepared foods with $29,300. Greater Constr. to Mark ft. 26 Corrected & Rev. P1a1 of Dean E Webster & wf to Wm. L. Katherine to Charles W. Fin. Sec 17-21-30 run E 108.3' etc. Govi its 3 & 4, Sec. 6-20-30 W of foods that the consumer uses 24 Williamson His., $13,500. Hood, LI 35A, McNells Org. nigan & Wt. Va. you use what you've got— Antonio Lopez & WI Sofia to Lazar& WI. Maxine, Lt 16 Blk 2 Normandy Park, $21,530. those that they might replace in John Jacobs & WI Dolores to will not be labeled—this is a Lt 11 131k 2 No. $100. IlK less W 25' for rd $100. Villa. $20,o(). having it is of no va3'e. First, Patrick.3. Dogherty & wf the diet. Joan Woodlands, Sec. 4, *43,500. Or). Fifth Addn, $20,330. voluntary problem Ronald Pd. CamUJon, of (QCD) F. A. Xinaey & Robert C. uyers Sr. sgl. to .. a-" IA I IIU5aII WI g)d1 you must become aware of •. ..., . " ,..hl.,. S., LI 49 H1ghridge addn Glen ,. Michael Duska Jr. & Wt. Ruth F. Hawkins, EL of LI nutrition3l labeling and all -Giareis it. fteeves & (QCD) Ethel Webster Tour, 168 bara to AP Walsh & wt Iris S., some of the nutrients required Arden HIs. Un. 2 The most meaningful cornWI. Nellie B. U U 81k 21 for. Webster to Win. L. Hood. u RozeLle to IrIs V. Rivera, agi. o P Swope Land Co Plat of products will not be Included. $38.50. airbared uiis i wt. 9m I , i~4 ,~ . of 11 12, all of 13 Blk 6, for growth and health. Foods (QCD)WImson&SandraKnou parisopj for the food £hwwvf $° 34 Townsite of Black Hammock, 17,700, . Chulnota, 3M MeNds Org. Villa 1LOO. ! ~ -mtf-~. ~._. X Sanlzndo The Suburb Iseaut., vary Brinnon & Son Bidrs. Inc to to Hidden in i. -..- _ -I• the hinds and amounts will be those made among foods Eat. -. Civic (QCD) Clayton C. Brooks, Kenneth Wright & Clara to Alt. Sec. $34,0 Barney Greer & WI. Mary t $17,000. Raymond Gerard & wf Therciore, the consumer will 00 Albert D. Capouano & wf Jane Organization, Inc. Pt. of Lt I of nutrients they contain and a that to Clifton E. Knight & Wf. Fla. Con!. Assn 7th day Adv., might be substituted for need certain Information other Charles K. Reeves & Wt. Barbara to Wm. D. Westerfield Roger A. Levesque & Wt. E. .1 variety of '.~ Ic. R., S 47' of Lt 13 & N 53' of 14, Beg S cor. N 39 deg 38 min :W Vada, 0. . foods is required to each other in meals. Values for H.A. Ross Constr. to FAw In A. L( 27 & E 18' of 28 Blk F. Nellie to Kenneth D. MeNair, Lt & wt Mardell 14t 19 Duck Pond Norma Beg. 4&1.38' S of E14 lAs 105, Springlake s-d, SlW. than that on labels to plan food V 4" . *....I Sanlando Sub. Beaut., $42,000. see. W16'N50 deg 2l min 6see supply the amounts of these fresh whole milk Sec. post SEC 11-20-30 etc. Colbert Constr. to John E. Harrington & ,at Sharon it 47 I ~, might be for a day. However, as nutrient W. Altoiiite ills., s. 2, 12 Blk 21 Towisite of North Addn CB less part, QCD nutrients Ruth Wilson to E lift. etc. $100. recommended daily. (Corrective), $100. Horn compared Chuluota, $17,900. & Wt. with Patty, It 41 Rich. 111k E. North Or). Tern., Sec 6 those Bruce H. Stockton & wf for labeling gets underway more $34 500 Premier Designs Inc., LI 1 Blk Second, you need to compare chocolate drink, cream cheese(QCD) Rlchiird P Derwinls to Robert W. Ivey, sgl. to Heulon field, $26,800. Unit 1 125,400. Richard W. hierrnann& WE. S. Deborah to George Ingrao, so., Raymond McKeon & Wt. tool, for helping consumers to nutritive values of different with American cheese, canned 2.3, Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Patricia L. Derwinis aka James H. Spearman & WI H A Ross Contr. to Lonnie L. Yolanda to James Saunders & Mice to Orrin J. Welty & WI. LI 9 Blk B Summeraet North D. Barron & Wt. Deana K., N total nutrients for a day's food Altamonte Sec. $100. foods. Specifically, to compare tuna with peanut butter, or Patterson, U 15 131k 1 Lynwood Wt. Sharyn 424' of LI 5, & LI 4, less N 84.6' Lola to Richard bums & WI. Friend & wf Diana L., US DIII 0 and to evaluate these tools will & James Young, Lt Veldin, U 74 Highland Pines See 4 $23200 Charles N. Updegratf, exec. Rev. *100. amounts of calories, car- orange juice with tomato juice. 131k E. III Alta Little Acres, Joyce, 1121 81k 15 Eaitbrook North Orlando Ten., Sec 6 Unit Trim-Tic, Inc. to Merwyn H. 24 Dlii 1) Camelot Un. I, $32,500. Cii. 3, 127,500 probably become available. est Darrell to Frank J. Gregory (QCD) Thomas W. Mulkey & d Un. 6, $34,900. 1127,900. Max J. Garapic & R. C. Miller & wt Mary G., LI V $23,000. Hi-La corp to Wafter if. & wt Marguerite S., IA 37 & W wt Florence E. to Florence E. Trim-Tic, Inc. to David H. Cantrell to Gary E. Kaiser, Winw Manor Ist Addn $49,9W (QCD) Gidus Bldrs Inc. to H A Ross Constr. to David 1, WagnrT & Wt. June, IS' of 35, Queens Mirror So. Mulkey, Lot 5, J.L. Hill's Little 1.34' English WoodsIA 23 less N Harwell & WI. Betty 1A 1st Addn., trustee, that part of LI 30 186 Schraw Entr., Inc., FP — LII Hallmark Constr. to Willie Adams & wt Maria E., 1134 Blk Repl ks CB, $16,500. Bear Lk s.d $100. 0 Winsor Manor, lit Addn, & 26 111k 25, Sanlando The G No. Oil. leer., Sec 5 Unit 1 ' Entzminger Farms Add, Earl Downs & wt Maxine $51,533. 31 Ruth E. Moore to John R. Florence E. Mulkey to Verner Dlii C, Washington Oaks See 2 $37,500. Suburb IIeauIIlw, Sanford Sec., $29,600. øaii harbour Crp to Martha $60,000. -. Booth & WI Sherry, Li 9 G. Anderson & WI Eliz.. 115 J I A. SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY QCD) Charles Tyler Jr. & Teresa to $1,800. i $18,400 Luis Valdes & WI. •I- , Shoemaker Constr. Co Inc. to Parnell, AS, condom, Oak Ackii3, lits, SL,000. Hill's lAthe Bear Lake Ted N. Horton & WI. Barbara Josef ma to M&M Dcv., LI 12 & Univ. Constr. Indus. Inc. etc S. Kuby Moncrief. wt. LI 3-Beg Hallmark Constr. to Stephen harbour, Sec. I $40,000. THIRD QUARTER 1972-1913 COMPARATIVE FIGURES Leslie M. Gaffleld to James J. $13,000. J., LI 11 BIk D, Summerset No., to Seminole Industrial Park at pt on S line of & 207.60' W of W 33.33' of 11 131k E Lake C. Wright, LI 32 81k C, Nichols & WI Cheryl 1.., U 29 Superior Constr. to [aids P. James D. McLeod Jr & wf Per Cent Sept. 30, Sec III, $15,700. Sept. 30, K Wayman Ills., A, $100. Washington Oaks Sec 2 *19,100. Inc, LI 122 (less NW & IA 124 SE com of LI 15 Loch Arbor Isle K. TherLault & Wt. Sylvia S., LI Bhk 3 Weathrrsflrld lit Addn, Pamela to Judith Andrews., similar to photo Raymond Kelly & Geraldine Slavin Colony Co. sd, $19,700. of Pines Sec. 2 etc. LI 4. 120,000. Change 1912 1973 Paul Sinder & WI. Aleita to Carleton V Hansen & WI $21,290. & Joan T Moyer, LI 12 81k 8 51 81k D. Winter Woods Un. 5, Jorge E. Diaz & WI. Idalla, LI Dorothy to Abraham F. lgueroa 10 Vernon L. Glenn & Evelyn J., Albert J Thornton & wt Ronald Woodburn & wt Charles Myers & ,Al Barbara Heftier Homes Or) Sec 1*22,700. $32,300. Bank Deposits, Sanford $107,249,134 +22.9 $131,849,964 LI 29 Orange Est., $17,500. 36 Palni Park, $8,500. & wE Maria III 44 Highland Deweas' to Peter V. Piacenti & Marjorie to Kohl. T. Callahan & Nader Homes, Inc to Pornpeo to James A. Clark & wt Lena, Lt Bel.Mr homes, tae to uiii * Bank Deposits, Scm. County (QCD) 171,844,052 222,461,746 (QCD) Nina Whitewolf aka Pines Un. 1 $75()() +29.4 Horace E. Paul & Wt. wf Cynthia E 14.75' of LI 22 & W wt Susan If., LI 3 Cutler Cove All Price Ranges Available! Excellent And, You Have A Beautiful Mobile Home To 13 Williamson 1115., I17,00. A Coyle & Kathleen 6 Co)' Ie Dillocro & WI. Lk1ana, IA 193 & Harden to Michael D. Whitwolf, HaloLse to Haloise D. Paul, LI 23 60.25' of 21 131k .3, *41,500. * Bank Resources, Sanford 4 126,517,534 O'Neil B. Feltrnan & wf E&IIC 160,807,873 $44,000. +27.1 Bank Financing With Up To 15 Years At Put On It! John W. Ballew, & wt Janice its. IA 472 Spring Oaks Un. 11 S 1.0'of IA Barclay Woods 2nd Banysn & WN of 22 Lake Mary Manor, Dr., Mt1d., Lt 27 & E 38' to Brent If Weinman & wt Susan Bank Resources, Scm. County Simple Interest! 198,873,187 Nancy R Collins to Edw. 281,422,810 +41.5 I to Mary Solano, Lt 20 Blk B 134,90 Adn., $49300. Bruce 1. Dennis & wt Ann to $100. of 28 131k 1), Dreuld Hills Park B. S 80' of Lt 1 131k 13 English Benedict Adams Jr & wt Win. Postal Receipts, Sanford 3rd Qtr. 128,103 156,170 +21.9 Country Club 1115., Un. 1, Greater Constr. Crp to $100 Davis & wE Juanita, it 8 Grange ?rop., Inc. to John F. (QCD) Horace E. Paul & WI. Gertrude, U 43 Woodcrest Un. Eat., Un, 4 $53())() Postal Receipts, Sanford to date 3930517 491,023 +24.7 131k 7 Towasite of North $18,000. Hall Jr & wf Mango Pd., LI 85 Thaddeus A. Marzak & Wt. Ilalotse to Halolse D. Paul, U 23 1, $29,000. Paul U Barker Sr.,WI Bldg. Eliz. Lt 19 131k Q The Nader Permits, Sanford 3rd Qtr. Grange Prop., Inc. to Lewin Un. iv 2,735,661 Chuluota $17,600. 1,498,281 15.2 & W' 2 of 22 Lake Mary Manor, hiorries Inc. to Peter Piano & vi Roseann 10 Helen V. to Walter C. Kennedy S. McGinnis M With Driveways, Paved Streets, UnJr & WI Waltraud 4, Bldg. Permits, Sanford to Grange Prop Inc. to James B (QCD) Alice C. Wight, wid to date 9,160,376 9,791,638 + 6.81 1100 Father John Itamatie,trustee Prov. Moravian Church or & wI Edna LI 54 Seminole Huge Community Swimming Pool, Civic Donald D. Campbell & "L Unit , derground Utilities, Community Water & H.. LI 792 Spring Oaks IV, Hicks & WI Patricia, 1 Win. Wight Kirtley, Susan K. Bldg. Permits, Sem. County 3rd Qtr. 13,409,981 13,443,359 + .2.' iA3,9 Winter Springs s.d Raceway First Addn. CU (QCD) Chauncey S. Daniel & [A3 131k A Lake Orienta Hills Association And A Modern, Air Conditioned Bonnie to Frank J. Fox Z& WI. Un. Sewer! Sig Oaks Un. iv, 836900 White & Henry Wight Kirtley, Bldg. Permits, Scm. Cty. to date 4, $57,800. 52,616,870 $12,000. WI. Elma to John I Malcolm & Un. I $355oo. 3.61 50,717,818 Recreation Hall! 57 Bel-Aire Homes, I ne to Jay A. Its 165, Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to Roger Annabelle, Lt 166, 245, 246, 325, 326, Wt. Gladys, IA a less I,' too' of S TrailwoodJames Coursin & wt. Patricia Charles E. Falk, sgi to Electric Meters Sanford Greater Constr. Corp t 14,685 15,473 -+ 5.31 1 S 1. *19,500. Smith Jr & ui' Marilyn S., LI N & wf Carolyn hooker, LI 60 F.st., o 373. 374. 421, 422. 469, & 470, 75' of Lt 8 131k B Woodlands Kenneth A. Dahl & wt to Harold A. Larkin Jr. & WI. [knald L. Rinabarger & Electric Meters, Scm. County 42,243 47,867 +13.3 473, Unit III. Spr ing Oak Piney Woods $2.190. Gar) E. Kaiser, trustee to Frank L. Woodruff s-il of Lands I Ills., sioo. 11 Janice C. It 17 131k If. Sum. Jacqueline I.. 54' of 146, 131k C, Josephine. [A 19 Blk 2, The Water Meters, Sanford 7,172 7,319 + 2.0 $39,900. Grange Prop Inc. Edmond Max J. Garapic, LA 16 111k So San!. 11(X). eet No. See 5, *31.900. Robert K I)ae!in, igi. to Woodlands, Sec. 4, 83.8,600, Fellowship Addn. 118,000 Your Children And Their Pets (Or Yours) Terra Telephones, Sanford 21,096 Gen. B. F-riders & WI F4r.a to .1 1)'Arviile & WI Marilyn It P3 FaIIIIO 24,901 +18 r= Orange (QCD) Will H Wi'ht & l)a Id Flo',d & WE. Ruth K., Bug Ilelmuth I.. Fidel, l to Carl F:v .1 Wmer & wf Nancy Joseph B. Jo! & i'f Duane Alta Are Heartily Welcomed' #.hjt1LIe (attuu, sl. to City H&'a.ild Rob), trustee, S', of I_u. Iv, Spring Oaks, as Telephones, Vera & Mary W Leffler & Scm. County 59,391 74,31 +25.1 1106.12' Ed. 40' N of SE cor nan 10 Lewis C. Johns wt E. Jane, Vorpahl & WI. Grace, lAs 19-21 P.D. Adnerson Jr & WI Lola if . enneth Edw, McCoy, Lt 12 NWIi of SU's If See !9 2-21-31, Blk Martha Wight to Will. W. DeBiry Grange Prop W. to Lakeview, $100. less r-w, $130.000. Reale & WI Doreen II., u of Kirtley, Susan K. White, & , 115.500. t Lucille G. Springs, $46,400. SE'.. of NE''.. & 100' of E½ cif McNeils Orange IVILIAN LABOR FORCE .......................................... 32,700 J. &hatt1 sgl. & Patricia Harper & bb Robt. & Spring Oaks Un. IV $35,100. & N line Henry W. Kirtley, same as (QCD) Jo Lyn Barrett Shupe, W' of SE' Sec Villa Thnni.c I. Pitman & WI. Eva NW.. of NE.. of SEL.. Sec 720. 18.21-29 tun E above. *100. Mkhd, igl. I-: Edna D. Enders & fib Geo, to James K Gasche & wt Flame ON-A(;RIcULTuh1AI. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ............24,700 Sanford & Carl Platt & WI. to Abelnr Arce & Wt. Rena, 30 810,000. igl to James D. Lt 6 Blk C. 125.68' S 405.90' etc., 13,0(X). t(airitiee Villare ltd., E' of to Ben Farkas & wE Vivian It 3 Ar'yn In .314.1 of FIn., Inc., It 7 Elk K Shoemaker Jr & wt r:, Smuer€-t NOL 5cr. .l;ui"; H. (etson & wf Bar. Ctintry (lub Manor tin 2, $Jf%) Albert Norris & WI '11)elrn: to I i ". 14 P I I.'. of 5%', ,., , , . • .. . 2I21.. b I Suplua IoSllo uakerContr Co Inland Mali., Inc. to FF., Albert Norris, IA 24 (l tiara to Samuel Krefetz, E'-4 of MANUFACTURING E 5,000 2130 deac., 190,000. $130,003. *37,000. Inc., Its 1349, 131k h, Its 3-11 Seth., ItS I & 2 & E 13.5' of 13.11') 131k A, l.st Addn Lockhart Linda ), to Geo. A. It 68 Sanford Celery Delta Electrical Equipment Mark i3ldrs, Inc to Howard Char1c J Fox Jr & wf Karen 1,900 Bel-Aire Horn-es Inc to Robert 131k (' t.ts 24 5 - 9, mcI 131k D, HWY Curtis & WI. Agnes, IA 19 & W 15,300. Vacated alley, 131k 2 Tier 7, E ft s-d, $100. Towslry & WI. Edith, 1.11 bilk Food Products to F'laye 1 111cc, LI 6 Dlii A H Greene & wt Susan, IA l7.fl 600 Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 4 25' of 20 131k 3 resurvey 131k 4 Devco Oil., Inc. to Geci, C. hal Fords Map Sanford, $50,006, Charles K. Thorpe & wE N)rth Oil, her'., Se( 8 Un. 2, Wihlmere, $23,200. Eastitook s.d, X4,000, Transportation Spring Oaks Un. Ill $39,400, 1100. Equipment 500 Robt. C. Orovets & WI. Judith Lynda to Sally Jane Dykes, it Karcher & wt Argaret 1., U 19 Elir. Rest et alto Ken A. Lloyd A Mullinax & WI Mary $24,300. Apparel Production (QCD) Gaynel) L. Sukhia to Michael S. Alexalos to Wm. ,j. 111k If Camelot Un, 2 $3400() 300 to Win, E. Lawton & WI Sandra 11 81k H, Carriage 11111 Un. 4, Cam Corp. to Glen C. Waler & Freeman & WI imogene, W 20 ' to Gerald F Newbould & wE ¶olding & WE. Corin.na, U5 Dlii Wayne Constr. Inc to Robert U 2$ 131k 61, Sanlando Sub. $32,900. Eric F' Lt II Lake All other Manufacturing 1,700 Catherine Park Ist Edition A. Gardner & wt Eliz. IA 127 ,, $100. HWY 434 NON. MANUFACTURING Anthony A. Buct-i'llno & wt 19,700 J..ii1c s.d. $33M0. See IR-21-2il, loss ru , 1111. st rep!. $33,5(y) rcpl. sh. , $ Wirisor Manor lset Addn Ba'Ixira to Victor A. Schell & Constructi on 3,500 .. Maurice C Williamson Jr & & Mid-i Ccjn, & WI iAJaarin MOBILE HOME SUB-DIVISION 'AM Jt'1Jj Arnold F Zsin. Robt. Garrick, hid. & tn Agirit Deed, Anna E. Taulty WI Emma 3., It 17131k R, Transportation & Utilities WI Shirle y to 1,600 Warre n A. Ray & to Win. 11. Satire, from cone. merman & wf Ednato Will- c. Carol, Eugene M. Howerdd Jr. to John M. Kerthaw & WI. Arthur E. Ralnier& wt f) to Milton ft. Beall & Marilyn, Swthrnd EM., $17,&)0. wE Avis LI 8 131k 3 Fairlarie Est. Trade 111k oil r-iv SH3, 204.3' N of SW Robinsm ir & wt Patncia, Lis 5 & Wt. Martf -w to Market Square- Jeanette Beg. 8 cor. 6,600 located on Hwy. I 74 lvii Jr I 44 to Jimmie L Walson & wt IA 8 Blk 90 Commencing at SW cor of Sec Claude It. Metreycon & wt Repl. IgS,000 2' -, miles North of DeBari. 90() i-or of 5J* 4 '5',I, of 5E' of & 6 R! ii Second Rep!. Ti. 7f Assoe, Jt, yen, of Thnothy Sanlandu Finance 18.20.31, &, $3,333. Sub. neaut., Grorgina W.. LO Blk Ikttc Jo to John M. Cox Jr. & I Is Miles South of Oranç. I'n-,1l ic' .1. Michael l3idr Sern., Inc to ]-'1-'i d ,C'Y). S.n!:d- 5prr. S111 Services 3,300 1rd4 '%!ta:u1ntu Sec., L,0(i). Magnoll aSvc. Corp to Craven WI Mars', LI .1 BIk S. The Summerset No. Sec 5 *22,400. City. Contnint to Jr.. & Inc D. Corp. S 7fl7.376 Walter 11 Roberson Jr & wf Peay UeeIoprnentRichard C. habzirr .'. WI Wartham Seaman, Everything I Government 1W-D) Eunict, Wolf form. 0M CO Inc., IA 36 ,Sl"py Woofflands, &c 3. ;43,5M 3,80') Floyd L. Rand & wf Frajxv3 Billie S Lls 23 Al 24 Blk D. Jacqueline to Richard W. trutee etc to Wm. C. 110lition of u'll that port 4 W I-- u(sp- 14 'The Fnvironmenlal Comp3ny" Stallings to Orange BLm. Fruit hollow The hiuskey Co. to Donald F. Abbott & wf Sanlando Springs Tr, 67 $38,000 Evers Entr., Inc., Blk CO Beg. M.021'N of SW vot uf Includes Federal Savings & Loan Associations enry A. PEm pek Sec 28-2.30 C of SR 436, less C. S 10 119 & N 70' of 10 131k A, Sec 6-20-jo run If. Miller & Son3 Orl Inc. to Li 5.5 & W 4.5' of 56 t,iueenz Second Fep1. Tr. 76, Saniando ' Sweetwa ter Oak'i, Sc: E 705', N 17 Lw! Jcaii B, lluguetIc to LI 2 SC1I iAI*, EnlI!h litoncly Meredith Lt 29 r .— Mirre.r " rep!, "-' 115,900. etc. *100. s.d rep)., $32,500. Devoachire. . _. =.:-_..:- Disease Is Problem Good. 1 44 yesterd M ..-_______ For Petunia Growers __ ____ ' n SETTER TO DAY, ~L, e i .-'-- -_ - t --- -. -.. - -_._.. I Roll nsOffersRea stateCourse r7,- ,-,,,, .*""I'All SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING - - - 000. a - Consumers Find Labels Helpful no ALL MODELS MUST GO!! SAVE 10O O to $ 18001 c t BUSINESS TRENDS u - - -. YOU OWN YOUR LOT". PRICE! SPACIOUS HOMESITES.1 RECREATION! ,. soo MR FAMILY SECTION! _ Terra _ _ Alta -z,o. MODELS t 904.7754777 SEE US A - a, OPEN DAILY - TODAY! �ii. __________ 6C-The Sanford Herald - - Sunday, Nov. U, 1973 TheSanfordHeraldSunday,Nov.11,1973-7C EnoyA Leisure Sunday, Shop The Herald Want Ad Way Ads Below MakeBudg _____________ Cardsof Thanks 9 Good Thingsto Eat -_________ Farm FreSh Rabbit, any quantity. government inspected, 79c a ppvnd, 337 To the many kind people of Sanford o tried to help me find my lost little Øog. Th*nk you. Winifred Stiles 31 Female Help Weinled Apartments Rent ii _______________________ .i HousesforSale HousesforSale Furnished - ?.aid. Full or part time. Apply II person to THE HORN LOSER HoulorSale '3 _______________________________ CallbartRealEstate TAFFER REALTY CA.SSELOERRY 'SN! G3VE CHOICE 3 bedroom, I'. bath, wall garage apt., water Hour Service 71 On a high n dry privacy fenced ic 25th St., Sanford to wall carpet, drapes. stove. furnished, adulti only, no pets, 'yard, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 372 6691 refrigerator, garage and fenced. stOO mo. Call before 2, or after 1, beautIfully decorated, lovely CAVAU ER MOTOR INN and front 52(700 WhOA Don't throw away uSeful idle HillsFairwayS Rollinu 372 1)175. carpeting, 2 car garage, central Country 3 bedroOm home. Central _____________________________ room, items Seii them QuiCki! with a bdck, 31 ft. Ii.tin ______________________ .U'OO S I? 92. SrIc.rd H&A. Seller offers eXCe,ICflt heat and air. $5.LOOdOfrn. assume CHARMING 3 bedrooms split plan, Herald Want Ad by calling 372 bedrooms. I baths, fencing, SAN MO PARKS. 123 Bedroom firi.incinn tla Iji . . . mn,tnn. nf SI4.'1O Phone 323 '' i Jrguev iioori. umr ;rpi, landscapIng, bearing plum trees. -;oii ana at'ng ,or a friendly Wanted. RNs and L.PNs. Apply in Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 7 1179. electric kitthen counter, $32,500. Advisor pct. 5-49,900. Stock rnem- _______________________________ 7'. person, Sanford Nursing and Family parks 3513 Hwy 1797. ' Forrest Greene, Inc. bershlp, golf cart included. $31 Convalescent Center, 950 Sanford,)73 1930; Day. Wk., YOU PICK purple hull peas. $3. 4 LOCATION BEAUTIFUL 7oi7. MellnvlIte Aye, Sanford. - Rcaltor Mobile Homes 1304W, Fairbankt Two bedroom duplex furnished bu., green beans, $3 by. Cain bedroomt, excellent neigh- ------445 23)3 WE TAKE IRADES apartment. 1270 Orlando Drive, ____________________________ ____________________________ t)orrood, wall to wall carpet, large Three becfrOOffl, 7 bath, ca'pet. Farms, Lake Monroe, 32) 000 Ltve-in Baby Sitter, 3 chIldren, nice Mobile Home for rent or sale utility room, brick hOme. $100 home, good salary. Grandmother S,ntord before &;,0 d it. after 6 p.m. shady yard. $39,000. 2 Br. Trailer lIxtO 7W fronton Airport Blvd. One acre 47 per month on down. $143 lytype.$30 5335 between lOa.m & ifl Prime commercial area. Owner Ph. 3735156 _____________________________ mortgage balance WELAKA APARTMENTS 7p.m. _____________________________ RET I R EM EN I PERFCCT will take morigege at 7 ft. in, __________________________ Q UAIL DREAM 2 bedrooms. on large lot, K UL P REALTY trest with 79 pcs. ''.,ttIt' >me Bank Repossessions For Sale. Ph. 377 759' between 51:30 Nurses Aide's, Kitchen help, part shade and fruit frees, fenced Realtor AVALON APARTMENTS us to choose from. 131 ii?) ,, time and full time. Apply pm Lake 3fl.7335. ADULTS NO PET S . 3 bedroom, v, bath, double garage, io w 1st Deal" Seminole Lodge Nursing Home 300 ________________________ 114W 2nd St Central air, central tteat. 1'a acre Bay Ave., Sanford, Gum Beans, you pick lyre Farms, ______________________________ Realty COMPLIMENTARY PASSES lot. S miles from downtown Ideal Location Celery Aye'.. Ph, 377 1749, 3fl.37 To the Hom.ARama Show _______________________ AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE Sanford. Qualify for Iirsl mor ____________________________ Houses Rent 3? OflafldONov. IS-I; aribeing given Three beoom, %i' bath home. SEAN TO BE JOLLY. Earn tgage, and owner will takesecond ii Instructions away now at Unfurnished carpeted, fenced yard. large extra money for gifts as an AVON mortgage. GREGORY M')BILE HOMES utility shed In rear, payments. representative in your spiretime PIANOLESSONS 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, 1 JACK R. McCLURE 3$OjOrlando Or $119 00. Assume mortgage, nO 5ggFreochAve. 3W First 51 Call 441 I? Week ChordCourse child. $170 mo. $100 deposit. Ph possesSion 3225530 QijaIiIyiflQ, immediate 3j) est or 37) 05?? 323 _______________________________ Harry Wetter, 323.1379 Pr')istered Broker )22 7911. _____________________________ ______________________ Hiusehold help, five days, must _________ ______________________________ ______________________ 373 U70 SANFORD JOHN SAULS AGENCY tiO'. Spring Hammock Park, lot have transportatkn. 6.66646. HOMES and APIS. for rent. From Travel Agencies 13 29. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Phone 372UNDER $30,000New attractiv 1 211 N Oak, Sanford $100 mo Call 123 7U1. !IQME - -_ - Desperatenew mofherneedl bedroom house, Convenicntty J22 ?llldiy,fl) 04$Seve ion. WENTALS-broker-9 to FLYING CARPET TOU'S ic woman to do Ironing located ASSOCIATE BROKER _____________________ oak Airline tickets, Cruise eno tours Neat neighborhood, and lovely Phone3fl-$641 Broadmore Mobile home. 12' 44 SANFORD, New 7 and 3 bedroom -.------- -at official rates. 30) Semciran trees at. the setting for this 3 çark, all adult beautiful 1U ',%nt'Ouce5 We? 25th 5 at Itolt,LiNJ' ' )1 ))) BALI. REALTY • ,:ldicitrus trres l'avt.:t 3) Wr ,'I ::i,; fiH qfi 'ttStop _________________________________________ S'S )2i ICRES,nearStOneI on Enlerprlse.Osteen Bedroom sm In Memoriam - we wtsh to express our sincere gratitude to the OOctors, and m,rses In I.C.U. at Seminole Memoriil Hospital, Rpv. Fred Neal and the congregation Of his thurch. ttstndj at Bram Towers. other ftiendt, neighbors and the Smoran Funpral Home. Family of Lormer B. Hubey -- ------ . . . - - - -- - - - _______________________________ Realtors 6.15 7333 . , Personals FACED WITh A ORINKINc. PRO UI E M Pet naps AlhOlit 1ou'. Can Help Phfle' 173 iUl WritePO Ooi)fl3 Santoqd,FIida . Hall Realtor323-5l24 - - . , 644 S O7 o ' _________________________________ - We Care - _________________________________ HOME WITH INCOME Lostand Found ____________________ I CST Mite D,cnc B!k & ç, :'.'., :r .,... collect. 14 Child Care 6 Will care for your child Møn. Fri. yard, hot lunches. fenced 22C refe' .4. _r_ - --. .- - _____________________________ _______________________ ._-,.m. , "'{uc.;"i'i, .' - -.-,,.-- Newly renovated Class A rating. Family uflit$, efhciency I over ___________________ American Wood Products. 1797 Chules St. Longwood, FIa. ______________ __________''- , 2-In Memoriam 4-Personals Help Wanted ....,,.- i$(.'"C. ,• !'. ' '-'u 4-Chtld Care .L. atter S p.m. 170 Lake Minnie Dr. 91 p.m. _______________________________ - . -_ n-in ---- . --------- vi. iiiinqs . ,o r • Vfl'hlVIhhhhI ' i.:' 10-Do It Yourself 1)-InstructIons __ ' - _________ , _____________ - [1L_ -- Recreation ----'- 13-Travel Agencies I ______________ - -, Travel & ---'-.- MANAGER TOAIkI ,"1, IS-Action Sports I_ !'- _ AN OHIO OIL CO. oilers PLENTY OF MONEY pius cash bonuSeS, fringe' benefits to mature individual Us Sanford area. Regardletsof expetitssCC, airmail A. .1. Read, Pre's., American I br I C Box 696 Ga t LOAN It-Cam in -Resctr'ts , -. Youn &- __________________________________________________ ''W"' Many benefits S day Furnished III '' ]2--H-uss ,,, . - -,. . ________________________________ ___________________________ 33-Houses Rent Furnished . 34 -Mobtle Homes Rent 35-Mobsle Home Lots -- ________________________________ - - holiday and vacation pay and 0ttt Sharing Call Gregory Lumber. 3270500, Renl Unlurotshe.d IlIF ,,.-, ne that M r SUCCEEDnu US a o will provide years of veady " come' Call cullect. %1723'7142. DRIVER - For Rent ST. J DHN'S REALTY CO .372.7352 .. . - ______________________ -_-_-.-. _____ J6-Income And Investment Property .' ••,- - - S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 3221434 EqualOpporlunityEmployer IS-Resort Property For Sale . --.- - p..; *3-Farms and Groves " _ .PINEBREEZE FARMS. I - .' -_ _ '_ I - f stste Vian?cd -- ____ - ---'--- _ i-ii',it 4 'Tc,,a,tuIse - so-M,jiT,.'..... For Safe 5I-HOu5ho)t Goods -'•- _ • ..., ..- -_--''-- ,,._ - ..___________________________ ________________________________ - - '' :-'-'Y: iL. 53-TV .. .: II_I RadIo - Stereo - -.,...3, Marine Equipment -. RU for weekend relief, day shift. Pleasant vorking (Ønditions Lutheran Haven Nursing Center, Ov'e'do Ph 3613456 t;itwerfl 7 am 2 p vi - '..: 1ea __ 57-Sports Equipment - '4' Slurnbcrlztr,d Motel S$-Sscyctes - ... . - . ---------------------,.- - . . - - ••. (••:;..-'•• --.-'-- -.,--'---. -.---, .. , - - .J.& Arid Supplies " - . - . -. _____ - ' e . -- - -. . . - - bath ol-Buddung Materials 63-Machinery and Tools . 49-StampS .-I_ _______________________________ ________ ju 70-Swap _______ - _i; ________ Trade - - 7SOmpe'rS Travt . -. 76-Auto RepaIrsParts Accessories CLIFF JORDAN $311272 . - - ., -- fl - - WEKIVA ACREAGE Large Lots On Weklva Park Driva, 2 2 Small Lots On Canal. iS Ft. Into Wekiva River. Owner Phone, - _______ '. 4 Read • 0 Y ' - rr '-3 -i.tWtfs Only. $130 m furnished. (all 3230110 - . 'tn-'- Utilities - Car's Removed Two be'*CCms, I bath, wail t'* W4U carpeting, drapes. central heat xe : 0 __________________________ ' - S Iw 4 Mart* . , , 4 Ltix,irv T%%m1o1ip Patio Privacy Homes flIJY TODAY, MOVE IN TOMORROW! '','':,' 11 '.vaitabfp Junk ears Removed Iuhandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your coSt. $10. Orlando, 293-6191 anytIme 78 - Motor'ycles P'70 Honda, 173 CC. good cOndition 23 2699 after S. Free Kittens $34 5447f5 Suzuki, 1971,90CC Good Condition, $250 138 3072 after 4. lrijh Setter, female, S mo's. old, AKC ________________________ n 67-A " I -Feed 3 Wheel Scat Tracker, $133 S mo", old, excellent Condition. q-s-d Christmas gift. 323 166) The biggest little worker you ever saw WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL JIM DANDY FEEDS FurnitureSale This Week -___________________ - - - fri 4W ' -. TELEVISION SETSs2SUP MILLERS ?Ol7OtlaniCn Drive. 317 0352 DECORATORS KULP '. Sanford 1095', Is? St * 372 7335 Beoroom Suite, double bed, tomplefe, dresser with mirror, night stand; platform rocker. 44$$049 after 5. ____________________ * * * * * * HERB'S TV NOW OPEN FULL TIME Hrs.l:)0.5;0Q Tue's-Sat. Alsosome evenings II)) S. Sanford Ave. 37) 1734 * * Hagan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING & -AIR CON Pt. t. ..... UI' IUNIrd(, 7&.19 Sanford . 1776190 * * * * - , - - ______ 3525O 3234670 - -L' ____________________________________________________________ .. 41 4 -.. __ ,I . jjrjiu &a 7KRLU . '4 ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA i;.t ,' A t (' r. i's r- Lt'.)CLL)LKK -'-------- h'.. . F , 's' -- 59 ________ - HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE, Musical Merchandise - _____ arage' bASerre'nti ' FREE HomeOemonstration want to sell something! M estment inc ClaSsified Ad will ng results - Wabaoer Hanaina PAUL SLATER .'in. wapir r I (cxiSCxJWede'flfaICornmrrcial Prr.i - ______________________ ____________ -I_.___._.., ___ - 1$iOk% Garden & I, A-*n ery,(e' i P uS ii Ii F dcjur' ?cifl1Tuurug ' Well Drilng _____________ ________________________ -- .. DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3 aria larger, pumps, sprinklers conditioners. 372.4410 Water - ARJ IIU e Beautiful Console stored locally. Reported like new. Re1ponbI. payment balance, Write GULF COAST PIANO CO.. P. 0. 00* 667, Panama City, Fla., 324.)). - _-- 61 BuildlngMaterials - -•- ----- -- S1 • S7fl WCCWI V IV I V. IVS.LRL I I WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS I NO SUNDAY DELIVERY NLumberForSale Pa%cnshte 1 ______ Hodges & Griffs Land (tearing Excavating & Grading. Ph. 3'3. 1797 or 3726743, øy or bite - PIANO IN STORAGE '', '.4',- - ______________________________ - economical Call Victor 365 3743 TRUCK CAMPERS flr;.rd Ne"w slide' in truk camper-s from $195 flew World Travel. Hwy. 17-92, Longwood. 1349124 " _____ - ____________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS lrs ,',',I!i!i it -. - .................. --- PH. 330 3244 - - y _. ADCOCK RoofIng 4. Sheet Metal ('.utte'r & Down Spouts E'QFrenchAv,,3fl93 CONCRETE PATIOS .. Pts.3fl-104$, ____________________ _________________________ Vacuum - BuilderS, suo contractors Camper Top for Datsun. Toyota or Small pickup. Phone 373-57CC. ' Pressure Cleanin9, ,"ur Attic - -- - _______________________ Used Cox Boat Trailer. for boat, new 17" wheels and Sp7lngs. 171 426?. -- NO-LONGER ______ ___________ SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALl ill - 395) ror - C,00dcoidition,$I7S - -, - 10' Aluminum Jofvi boa?. I hp. Sears motor. 2' i gal, auxiliary ga tank. Plumbing Travel Trailers - lnwlated cover for any Short bed pitkup truck. $75 Ph. 372)541 ________________________________ ROBSON MARINE 7937 Hwy 17 92 3775961 in the , USED CAMPING 4AD 4( iii J "'4 LJr$i"r4iJ, JILL Ii All type roofing repairs, free NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD estimates. Reasonable prices. Call ___________________________ The answer to"WPIaI to do With your 373 2347. i"ld Car Sell It With a Classified _, __________________________ ' - 12' FiberglasS with wells, $179; 13' In Hull, ins Galvanized $115 trailers. $179; Dependable 155.4 10 HP motors, $444 Many others. Terms. ______________________________ _____________ SUNDAY DELIVERY it . -- Concrete KUU,t To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk Silver COiflS, SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W. Is?. 3234352. ___ Planning a garage sale? Don't - -Cleaners Custom made screen rooms. carports. Top workmanship and ir i,4Y t. Ariilit.A ri r .iro i,,(1,ryIa,) 'ri ."LUMIrIUN' ..'-'a Only authorized sates & service In 1_ABRICATIOP4,373.44j5 Sanford. Open 9 5. Mun..FrI., Sat. -- Earn Your Own Money By Delivering - - Fishing Boat Bargains _____ -. lii,'. - ____________________________ - Stamps-Coins H 17 behind Winthester Mobile Home's Enuinmnnt - Sewing - JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kiln decter 10 5 Clned Thursav & Svndy- 322 1921 ',tiri' it l'l,ie ,i .,'.Sitrd .iQ for results AGE 12 flR OVER A &lrn Ceramics Boats& Martne ________________ BULLDOZER ViORl( :learin; lots our Specialty. 373)731 _L3 P fl - --4--_._+_-- -.___ -- Bulldozing ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tcp prices paid, used, any condst,on 4411176, Winter Park hail trees; wither c'uch rocksri Home Improvements, repairs and general maintenance, concrete New shingles t,nked on by square work, etc. Call Jerry, 349-3395. Bicycles with air, Cr hr hand LicenSed & _____________________________ I tee Estimate, Insured ______________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Painting--interIor & exterior, repairs, roofs painted, free honest All sizes and models, 10 s.eøs. experienced eStimates, 373 0794. speedS, and standard bikes now I will sew cust'm made Slip cover$4, available at Firestone Store. Call Carpenlry, Remodeling, Addltlon, Se-c Mary I. .'inc'rson, Ill E 3220244 CustomWork.FreeEstimate, .123 Orange Avt, Longwsxxi - - 55 ) foiget to advertise ctassIfed adr' Cash buyer for used artlëles. fur future. etc HWY 46 ANTIQUEs, "" Place, Sanford. 372930$. Grooming Ptofejsional with love • a.m.o p.m. Animal Have, Grooming and Boirding. 372.5717. -- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harr'e'tt's fle'hufy Nook) 519f Pne I- rate Is I pct. on a 90 pct. loan or 7~ pct. on an 10 from Reaiity Care --- years with this plan. Interest F'erc'.trna,,', c ftiiu - CASH3724I32 For used furniture, appItance., tools, etc. Buy 1 or t001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave ______________________________ 69 - ______________ - - ---------- - KACTUS KORRAL, 7153 Sanford Ave. Nest to Horse 4. Rider. Cactus, pottery & Special plants? Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- _______________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We 'epair arid 5cr -vice SI 'IE MACHINE & .UPPLY CO It's Fix up" Time. Hire an expert tree Est MMSCxt4bll.,Mtir 9-373 -. repairman from today's claSsified Lawn Clean Up, arid Light Hauling. adsl 20? W 'i' I .' Tremblas'. 373 3774 327 6417 LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY - DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION I 19-TruckS arid Trauler: - _ - , - __ __ - -"i : L. . . - .- 0.-Autos fgt Sate r-r .r- S_ - - -- . .. ... Sr _____________________ _______________ &----- - - -w -'- eshmrCdlI j11 - . I I CALL 322-2611 - - -. itfl WNthtfy37i46fl. _.a LLL.ti.LL Fern Park ,, oIl Lako Mary Blvd. Dog training In your hattie. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation $317370. Ph. 322 1333 436 & 17-92 Equity and Assume Payments Call 372 7415 wicker baby carriage spindle dining room suite, Clocks, beautiful oak secretary, oa china lion 'cad arid claw feet Garage Sale-All day Sat.; from 1.5 mahogany leaded back book 4995. Elliott Ave. Sanford. case, mirror back; oak round table claw feet lion head chairs AS I CALL)72_1364 DRYWALL.SPRAYING & PAINTING -- -. Shrubs trimmed 1, Shaped Flawer - - Attic insulations rI, OU. Pet Care Home Improvements L.LL1L Li.LLL. 1t'bI!tL 1 1970 Ford Dump Truck __________________________ -m -. Fs'lIllneGEAppljan.ces Sanford Electric Comptn 2527 Pick fIriwe 322 tSI - erve 0 r Have your heater Serviced for winter. Call Geneva lUg. 1. Air. Se, .jlce373 3.431 Trucks and Trailers Carport Sale-flU Summerlin Sat & Sun 9a.m. 7p.m. Antiques & Mitc. ---, OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 323.5934 - 79 .' Heating __________________________ 1inancIn plan is available to new SANFORD, FLORIDA '. - ___________________________ TSJ b cc vraulOiereO Bargain prices. Example: Baby crib complete. SIS; flew tables, 30 pct ott. -iI .rn,in, a r.l.1$4,ifit'l 11-re . ... ed to sill your don needs -, •'-'-' prices.Jollycharljecuarantmin writing lot price in Fle. Goemly's. E. 46 past Beardall at RR tracks. -.......... Call RALPH'S HOME SERVICE. - pet. loan. 1')CATED Ct FYU 5011T34 OF AIRPORT BLVD. & A&RAPPI,.IANCEREPAIR Allmakesservice Ph. $301731 home bu1ets at Sanora. Mortgage terms are limited to a maximum of 25 5% DOWN enclosures Get cash byirt • - ....kH" Place a, low cost vestment. cIasif led ad for re'stjtts. central heat & air, wall to wall carpets throughout, GE. range .. 'C!f Cic'lflIP9 oven, dishwasher, disposal A '1 '. -- Whirlpool Appliances, Come in, see them. Big Savings. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Serv. 30% Orlando Dr. 323 543.4. Iji'wn 5yj sENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO Appliances terranean, Contemporary, Provincial architectural Styles. 'iat11 by J. Bri3i by %ilcier Developer t5 t,h4ieiI Ev,r Studav __________ service, used machine's MOONEY APPLIANCES WILSONMAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade iii 31SE. FirstS' • Gkiss-Mtrrors - FuIi.sodded lots, welI.iandscaped, high & dry. E,tra large inside utility rea,, centrally heated & air con. ditloned. ColonIal, SpanIsh, Medl. Horne r . ' r 'j ,tt# ' r ',' ________________________ _________________________ _________________________ ____________ i 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Double garage, - ____ Magnovox Console H,Fi, Redwood .ettee and Rocker with ea y $ Handyman Traditional Homes THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE f - .. - ,, Gvieele letter Miny to coose from. )-i.' Appliance Sale's & Service, 76175 F tenth Ave., Sanford, 372 isi. -__________________ . Air Conditioning POrches, pool . - , ,u,,,,., Poodles, TerrIers, Spanieis, master ail breeds grooming. Tiny toy Stud service 373-1971 - 6' Motorola Solid State Stereo, AM. FM Radio. I track tap. decx, record player, Perfect condItion, 5123. 37200$), i. - Adding a room to your Home? '66 PontIac Bonneville 70 NT, A I Furnish it With items. Advertise in Cond., A-C, Power Steering, Classified Ads. Brakes. Radio, Etc., New WSW Tires. I Owner, 569300 Call 372 1773 550 Fiat Spider, under ,',..,'i. 5 3.1 ir .','i'( ,iu-.t-,' -ir 5 3-) O. Auto Repairs tLLL ..,.ESOLY ttW' lIDS Sanford Avenue' Freezers FirSt st.. Downtown. -. . -. - ' iso i*o. 3 needle position, bull? tn button so.e Ir,ak.er with designs PCy $30 50 or 6 payments of $7 per month. See at 322-6238 Cc-n ral Air Corid hionira For free - '69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded '61 Dodge Coronet, loaded, excellent Nothing down, take over, call condition, $130 cash. Call 323 1129 dealer. 323 6230. before 5 p.m. Part s.Ac cessor ics -- ftt'p 37 77 ",,r ' * -- - - a) Drah 1 -' ___________________ - 4) '- 1T41 P1*5'.)? 92. Open Sat. 4. Sun 95 CallI3$.$Io - NO _____ ________________ -- - 6 Afternoons a Week '(1 0 .'' * Maltland Flea . SCRATCHED in S new 1973 zig zag BEDROOM SETS, lust received 7 tsc-w 4 piece bedroom set Set sewing machines, nalionally includes dresser, chest, bed & advertised brand with full factory mirror. All I pieces for lust $99.95. guarantee. 519 95 cash or terms. Also some living room sets Inspect and test at United Freight available Cash at' terms United Sales, 3550 5 Orange Ave., Freight Sales. 3330 5. Orange Orlando,Mon Fri.9to9,Sat.lto Ave., Orlando. ' ' A 4 partmenis ken' . SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Wt-stern Wear. Save at the Old Cnrral Western Shop. 1192, 1 mite S at Deflary. shipment, I flhiI1( I'(:II() fi)7 thIIfI)Irt' -, I iiih - I (jUhI)I)f'f! !.:( /ii'ns ' ONE OF A KIND 16 - large & Small ;'0 Adams - f'raditionaj 3*26' Camping Trailer for Sale Can be seen at Club Diamond. DeBary 1913 Heavy Duty Chevy Blazer, I whee'4 drive, I speed, 5,000 miles Call 665 $551. flow. -. SLIGHTLY 4. £ . New ID speed bike, tOO. P.C'7 UTU A C. 5150. '61 Firebird, Best Offer Ple 3737466. , -J- U MINOLI Rf AL TOR ORL - WI' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE i9l9S. French Eve.. Sunday. 3727374 or )fl 119b ------ -- - ---------- .- - ' 7 stc'm y. r.a'vme'tit Only 572.500 to 574.750 262? Hartwell A ye Miscellaneous For Sale - - 17-Junk __ SO , - - ... 15.05w. 25th 3?. 3 bedroo.n, 2 bths, carpeting & apes Pgol. Kitchen equipped. 3 children acepfed. Call 372.30% - . a 12 HEOVOnMS. ADULTS (Shi'Y Transportation I __-, -------- - 'Sanford's Sales Leader" YourMultipleListingAgency Locala.'Na1ionatMLS REALTORS 7545 Park Dr Washers and Dr yrs WARRANTY, Fre'e De'lir WHITESIDE APPLIANCEs 641 ________________________ Rug and pad. KarasIan.Fstplta, Wa3her-'. Dryers, Ranne. Qølr moth proof, 17 x 151?. 7 yrs old, $39.95 up. Repair alt ma, I - " Call 322.2420 Anytlmt Convenient and charming, just completing I new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air and ., arpeting ocavea on a Quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to REAL TOP - LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES 11.000- 515,000. $304000 owner I bedroom 7 blIts FlOrida room, 7 cai'port$, nearly 3 acres. Piorsesa'low,d, large barn 2107 DequenseRd, 1 mile off 436 on Wekiva Springs Rd BLAIR AGENCY G 0 Blair Broker A .1 PennlngtonAssoc. Hom.3721320 3737710 G7ULvAGAROEN Coins .lrit 72-Auction ________ 10 Acres wIth 2 mobile homes, Ot'i* now rented, space fow 3rd mobile home Palatka Fla Unfurnished t i_i il-Ant tques ____ - -- - parking. Call 37 fl Sales LCacl.r Your P,'uIt'l Lrstnu '.u':nc, Luc.aIondNationaiMLS -________________________ '"-" LI •'l sumauue ( / rct QJi$Iarget,eedsettingforthi,n.,y 3 2 bath all electrIc home Air conditioning, shag 6Cd vinyl throughout. Built ins, garage, $71,900. Opon Sunday, 125 730 Buena Vista St Iemaker Homes, 305.447.33w - 3 bedrooms, ) i-er real $.v'ng on o"i winter nights, a 73 ft. paneled family room with fireplace. larçr' kitchen, formal dining room, located on i lots, carpets, all lhs and even more only 535.900 Some terms or refirjne conles. $1995 for compenents. Cash or terms United Freight ifr5 ]S50 S Orange Aye',, UruanOo.Mon.. Fri. 9to9, Se,, 9 to ' "5anlor1s _ 64-Horse's r - and Nice roo.r.s. in private home, Siflgli or double 12)7 Magnolia Ave. ::iPdSulie _____________ i r.e-'1 .Id rirLaãt* --..-. -•--• *iiaiir -•'•• -".. noom for Rent, $6 wk. &f k;tcPn If desired. 521 Ph. 377)113 67LtvtStOCk and Poultry :- rtin. 4,, 47-Lawn and Garden . -- I . CaD 322-2420 Anytime flY. Reduced for quick cash sale. Toni Bryant. Rt. 4. JOn.boro. Ark 72101. DeBar . - _ -- Must Sill- 3970 Nova $1350 3736573 Campers Travel Trailers ______________________ . refVed 101e' shipment of b4'l.flrl flCw I??) Stereo cOinoles and components. Some have builtinitrack arid Gerrard turn tables, Lot'and Acreage _______________________ Eitran,cebrlck3bedrm,1"ibatti, near Elem. tchool CITY-OU WANT TO BUY SOMETHING real nice' Alt rightS Let us Show you thiS split 3 bedroom, 2 bath With equipped kitchen heat. air. Florida room. shallow well, covered patio ano other extras. 132.500. Financing available. Condition? Excellentl Beautifully landscaped, too BEST VALUE, - - lb.*oonswoodframe me. arge oak shatletreesjadlacent'ots for sale. - - .e'uroo CLOSE 114 soiorTV. Pool 'sonei Extra clean rooms I etfkienc;e's. By day week month, 322 459) 7 645Y. Afler 5.3271)11 DEL AIR OWNERS ASKING 117.100 for this nice 3 bedroom with de'n, equIpped kitchen, some carpeting, heal, ale', carport and nice,Iargeiandscap,d yard. Sielt and make an offerl - Realty.372 1301 2610 Hiawjtha Ave at 17 97 Rooms for Rent (a ,,, control plus lots of other extras. 545,400 Extra sited lot. iooi 79 I' HAVE A HEART MAN! Give he..' Ihis brand new 3 btdroom 2 bath fcur bedroom, 7 oatn. central heat ,rio air two AMOA DISTRIBUTORSHIP CHARMING, LARGE OLDER rE It. YOUR AREA. HOME, S bedrooms. 4 baths, dmr0om,tentralh many locations evnilable for 'id r. with hard*oj floot's, At.'OA ,m,ctnes Minmum trep ccc's. on Corner lot. 12I,9 veitriie'ni $2300 cash. AMOA secure's all local Ions. If you think FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES you cn meet our qvalificalioni for sale or leiw, cati U$ for full or part time, write AMOA, Great RETIREE INVESTMENT' 1655 Tufly Circle, Suite 102, Building include's 3 anractve Attanla,6eorg1430329,orcalIlOI. apts Will make nice residence 6.3367)4 with good rental income, 531.300. MEN OR WOMEN If, you are in fecet-ted in earning $1000 per -month, part time with only $3,300 to invtst, fully returnable, call COLLECT Mr. Crow (7111 743. Sê-Camp.ng Equtpment _______________________ ,.;:t:P:• r. Maturelady to work in sandwich-ice cream shop. Apply In person to The B.g Dip. 2439 French Avc'. after 7. S4-Gara'39 - Rummage Sales . - - :-. , 37-AppIianc. ____________________________ _____________________________ 1 - '"r;"r ¶L.r. oepenut'j on exper'encc An derson Employment Service, $30 O1M ' ' - ' H I Wanted e _e_p 19 - ' - ) L I I ) (1 VU! ppng area, Palmetto. Low down payment, ion. easy to qualify. For untorrndf Call r,eo. Cahelo, In Winter Park, l SmnIl Silo UJL at(X5)4.U$22$.orwritetnMillS. Pearson Corporation 5925 Carrier 3bidr bath home in excellent St_NorthSt. Pete.,Fla.337)1. S lOfl 1$15,500. Terms condt mensurate' with experience. 13-Lots and Are' • -. JI1' _ . - DRY CLEANERS 7-Mobife Homes ____________ '- manager fr big p(O(eSSrDQ plant .41,ipe ' V " . : COIN LAUNDRY COIN Real Estate -- - - tnd.vidval to assume responsibility bedrooms. )%y baths, lik, new. Large lot. Sale prIce 527.600 Buyer can assume 115,6'OO rrtg Monthly paytsients, $151.93 in cludes everything. Call Mrs. Cross, 3?) 1670. - 3 bdr., 1LT, bath, FHA, low down, or assume and move in. Holland Really Broker Owner 323 7023 Re Brok - - DOWNTOWN SANFORD-12,579sq, II. building on 3 floors. Ideal Iocdticjn. Price l',tt rec.ji,sced trom $.42.SOOtoSiL00O Better call rght 17 92 at Lake Kathryr, Estates, 2 North of Hwy. 434 $347770, tracts Paved road St John's Pive'r Acres I mile wCSt of Whitehair Brscige. DeLar',? Terms 9047346921 Realtor Fern Park $34.7$47 _____________________________ _ -- - -- 15 Equipment for Rent - , uyp, PIwy. 11-4"I "b' ________________ Kt#kL I 1' REAL ESTATE REA1 rQ f 4791, D ,iry64 6S MOSSIE C BATEMAN tiroKER 322-764) -. I - .,.- ...... bedroom 64 - _____ __________________ JOHNNY WALKER I -r -w ..ing'sos'rry j 7 bath Central heat coo o '----- '- ____________________ -. 7S2lParkDr. 3727111 Afterl'iours REALTOR 3220443 3179251 3273991 Business Property 37 Realty Hunt Jim 322 ;c ______________________ Food and freezer delivery Im Want to buy small butine'ss or be For Rent A.A.A. AUCTION A Lwig'i.00d 2 lots Lemon Bluff AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 131 6300 Forrest Greene Inc " ' ______________________ I/WTII 3 bedroom, I', or two beffs, .'ttt C.,. ,-rom I P.•. W. 4V te'e' 0 Locust, turn left to 11th St., right on Valencia Ct North Model 1 6pm daily On Site ptione 32) 1010 . ________ SANFORD- ON U92 5000 Sq Ft. of buildings on 41.000 I1. It. lot. Ow,.,C muSt selIl Pr.,.ecuduc*dfo . 13 Offie open Sunday 125 -------------- p.. . _____________________ _. '.": _________ 3 new 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes Many extras. Good location. $ per Cent unteret $"9( 377 7.7$7 _______ Household Goods beautiful furniture, Spanish Rcnl Utue Lustre Ehictric(a,pc$ Mediterranean bedroom suite, Shampooer for only 11 per c1a dining room suite, Fla. room & CARROLL'S URNtTURE den furniture, Spanish ______________ Mediterran living room suite, sofa, loveseat & chairs, Also e'n 65 Pets and Supplies fables, coffee tabies 1. l.mp. All -_________. D4chshvnds, AV.0 miniature, black items like' new. Please call & Ian, also red, sire 7 Ibs, wor med. ShOtS, $65 Animal h-1,tvr'n 322 7111 after S rave things to sell or consgn call _______________________________ Stan Vermihlion at i 51 Household Goods _,.f.,,%_ Till We Succeed!" _______ Private prt -_ Realty , lengthS and decors., 2, 3 bedrooms, 17 wide's and dovbles. c&A1' Realtors 23415 French Awe. Olys .177 7212 _________ .__. -•'-' 51 '63 VW CONVERTIBLE Plothing down, takeover Call dealer, 32) 6230 - .51 •iiany extra feaurv. Pricei lake ovet owne:s r"rt gag.,, or try S pet. down. Roberts & Gilman . i.'(Ir(i3rr, hlcrtjse - ,.J ________ - i.) , occupy. Owner, Mrs. Trivento, 2172 Per, Orlando 3 6210 Ifter 4. " :;. - _____ -' ____________________ acre n-;ns ______________________________ - -UU4A1 in ____________ - . ___________ a)? W Is? st .. for rent Used ..ar mechanic, excellent pay Professional Only. lm Groomer and working conditions. Woriiug mediate opening, to guarantee knowledge of all domestic arid Payton Ph 372 5757 import cars. Apply in person, Jack Davt, Bill Baker Volkswagen Pert time help wanted evenIngs, Realty,377.1)O1 restaurant counter and kitchen 26a)HlawtlsdAve. at 27-92 7219 S 1792 help. Must bell or over. Ph. 673. -I ecroom TinISflI'Q nous In Carpenters and helpers for framing. 2030. country, 5130 mo. pluS 550 Pi 3720435 tween 7.30.-30 REAL ESTATE Sales Associate's. damage.Callatteróp.m. 322-4711. 'm ' ' EWTHUSIASTIC Delivery Man ENERGETIC people need apply. 34 Mobile Homes Rent AppIy9O3West3rdSt. FQgr days allowed, 34 hr. anSanford swering service, on line computer. . 2 Bedroom mobile home available . P.S I. S for broker realtors. Work Oct 24 and? bedroom cottage. N Welders- F liters nfOrd Lake Mary area. alcoholic beverages, no pets Mechanics - Painter amp Seminole. 332 4470. ABC Conytyor's anc. Realtors 1301W. Fairbanks Young man would like another 643-2333 WE 'AXE TRADES LOnVwOOd_1342999 ' I-EatIng Pl.act no Realtor ,flt 3 'YaI :': Chefs cabinlis, terrazzo floors and fis. Inside tIlitv room, with wethet. fool shed ifl yard. flowering trees and ShrubS. Please 4 tx'S., 2 bath, living room, dining ' HoteI - ! 'WC bt'!ifleSS location. Down payrrent ne'jotiabte. Owner wilt carry mortgage . 7-MnteIs $22,900 - - . CASSELOERRY . , - S-Lost and Found ii ____ i. . j-s.emetartes - - -. tefprifl. Announcements ' 1-Cards of Thanks :" -' ' "i " 1 morh'S $eCu(ily. Ph. 666113' j'ttr ; :n Lady for telephone work, full time. 54Optus commission. Ph. 37) $130 _______________________________ •---=-7------ Custodian wanted. Apply at Enter _________ - "' - __________________________ b" " -. Want to sell SOmething? A small investment in a Classified Ad will " home. Present owner spared expense when built More terested in comfort. Health tcwces sale. Prked ________ -. I . .. .',,, Apply -t #-. ...---- Paon 'i"" George W,llis, AfloC. LAKE MARY, 3 bedrootn, block, nicetrees, carpet, owner. 373 I39 ________________________ _____________________________ Ci.WhiddoqSr.,Broker Ilt'.Par.Sardord A baths. central heat and air. cottage rented. Owner was One and a quarter acres Surround rent. too (d',1l w-''' '' ,,1.j.d5 in person .o Wflitmier I i'-niine ,.s.a-0552. I ..-, 200, between 7:30 nd 1:30 am. PART time Secretaries, Typists. !'P-k, ______________________________ all office skills needed now. ------..--.- - - Secretaries, clerks & typists Call ard start collecting pay To ptl your gift on layaway NORRELL TEMPORARY Pb.' ?!!! Do your camping and canoeing at Camp Seminole. No alcoholic beverages 3flWO . 817 W. 1st St. be here again. Camping-Resorts I _____________________ Urn !':';'-'' -- i Sale 1964 Dodge Dart, automatic, radio, **AMC- JEEPS** heater, excellent tirts Just 5.350. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 For trie' beSt buy ,n American French Aye' • 323 2960 Motors, arid Jeep vehicles, see. u',? '/W Bus. Sliding door, sunroof, DON BALES new tire's Good engine, good Sanford Motor Compan -t condition, $1,200. Ph. 3232717. SOS S French Ave • 372 1337 _______ ---- , ARE YOU TROUBLEC' C. T0ii tree 't'sotline'. AdutiS C( Tcen COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICI . Autos for 1961 Jeep Station Wagon, excellent ConditiOn Good tires. 337 5731 " M. UNSWORTH REALTY --_- ______________ Auctioneering Services . - - ________________- _______ _______________________ Autos for Sale 80 Getting ready to move? Sell exctsS '6$ Ford LTD. 10 passenger wagon, itemsquicklywitha classifl1adI factory air. Make offer. Ph. 372. 2513 130.4W. Fairbanki Buy, sell. consign, appraise. or WE TAKE IRADES special sales Out of anything of value. Hwy. 11 97 (behind Win Getting ready to move? Sellice' chester MObile' Homes) items quickly with a Classified 373 73'4 Sanford, F Ia 323 743$ -_ AdI _____________________________ _____________ ____________________________ Used Farm Equipment will %ell fast afldeasyWithaClaslifiedAd,CdIl SO Miscellaneous 16 Income and 3272611 or $31 993 For Sale Investment Property ........ SEWING MACHINES, stretch stitch, (7) nationally advertised 19?) SINGER zig zag Sewing "' fCIAIIZF in commercial machine's, (7) never been used. brand, has all the new Stretch ,md induStrial properties See us These machines have built fl stitches, built fl buttonhole, blind for (hOCO tO(,Ii.Cn'. controls for zigzag, buttholes, hem, decorative design, full blind sti,ch, fancy patterns, BALL REALTY factory guarantee, 5119.95. Easy monograming and much more payments available. United $17 W F .rtt St $39.95 cash or terms. United SANFORD Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange _________________________ Freight Sales. 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri. 9 to 9 Ave. Orlancto, Mon Fri 9to9, __________________________________ __________________________________ _______________ ________ Trucksand Trailers ---- DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER. 1969 Datsun Sports Car, 1600 Series, Convertible, fop Condif ion. Call Self contained Plotning down, 371 7111 after 5, tahe over Call dealer 1736730 80 Inc. Forrest Greene, , 79 PUIIL IC AUC 1 tOt [Vi i Y MONDAY NIGHT AnttqLt'5, TVs. MisceiIaneou. Nw anal ,aw ' -------lurniture and appliances Pius special sale's (watch ads) . ... ____________________- unsom Sanford Auction '* , ;4c RES, on Lake Standish, across from Erroll Estate's, Apopha Nice citrus, and palm trees ss000 ( APDIr .. .1 'r4I. nvar 31. Jorw's Niver f. Marina, on Hwy. ii, nicely wooded, with oaks and pines, high - and dry. Zoned agricultural $12,000, - uy rr ForSale to - -_________ MisceIlneous 5 Road. 511.900 - ' SO LotsandA creage etWatchersGlow. TryOne I Ph. 322-2677 ____ "' - THE SANFORD HERALD �E - .__.iiJ?_i -- • _ - )_ - -. --FS _____________ - _•--- - 8C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 11, 1973. f X -• JIL ,ow VI P - - ________________________________ S~Lb '- . I VA -L --- -. n \' 4 - _/• WI =1 .'4I rr-- r•=------1 U94 Widl TIT - - - _ w-t - V m - ---- LT ijiT•T: - i - - •- --- - • '-- - - - -.. - -. • -- -- 4' .-.•. - I-. CA Charles Kampf - Ii1 1I!Iil , 3till Aw 9 ----- o &EzW it iI!!J Doris Kampf - Corporate Secretary President - -F- -- _____ CL 0- 0 C4 M& I Cl) )i IllIJIih - - I . - _ a; U4M h 0 P o il noun - 0 00 E c 0 -.. X O LL — r4r- UW w 0 4 0 x 0 41 LL - •. -- wE -I) %', dL ! EE! / 8 • 0 Fa WI .E 9 E.., 98 8 -j IX :5 -< ;0 - rlL - >j E U. z z _____________________ Title Officer & - • --- ---__ IIIIF I i Sylvia Ryon Assistant Secretary - &-' ' 0 0 0 0 - -. NJ 8 S ,..,-•- - - - 8 8 - - g 0 N . S Cal F 0 S:2 E 2 44 V 1 E TITL - 40. IX --= LLJ 0.0 N 4 -. •--:--' • --. '.' -,.. •• • - _• - -- • -• --- - ---------- =---.• -• ------. 2E 8 o -4A I L. _ -- to — - - -- .•-=--- •- --;. --r:- >- i• IE -- -v. -- 5H 1 RAW 4) DIAL 322-9484 - iff - —— L.LUE -- j&' - C4 C p) -: w CORPORATIO - -• E 7. - - F z !' I 1 llF _ - --,--~-, . 000. -• ---- . .,- S -- LL - 'r - 0 19;R 46 --- - iL • 204 N. 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I I_-..1- __..-_-. --__--- - ,-,i.;___ -- __Z - _ - - --1 -,I-- -, - _=-_-_1— - __ . ,- __ -,-~~_,_—_.—~_---, .711, ... I - ___- -W RANETS - I . _ __ __.___- -;___ ..- _._____ . I-.. - L- --_ --- - __J~, M4 WEEK ,97ATIOA14RY W111L&* . 11 - r NfA, .. ,/— It Xk L iN Ji...* - 11si Unfounded &JI ,A r - PAJGER, JNCOkAPArIBILIr/ A i `<-r -. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Avoid doing IbtvIlI be too easy - TAAT TP)WGS' I -ep ).' a,ch u,r a' be I v rao e or munication and sptcfal matters, this may not be true for the weekThe realities may guri you tip a bi __ -SLOW- frolruny I %.*"d MUG IAI YIRGO Ar 8IR771 I i - -, - - =-pff_ = : CANCE2 AND LEO INrOVIRGO. 1_ - udenfillofebook , . ____ end ahevl TRLJGGLE S74U,t'>64.,T-S SEL;EVE . . hing !hat will make this a .Ltrh jour reactions Try to I . :- PWAMY ,4.9rR01_0GY .00 -Jan. 19) Do not take unnecessary chances, You can h tMOTIQ4L J)jCREACED DftJGE? C1ACCDCiJ1. - , - ''P/'fl7'7'/7? Wzl- — vtv.y b — -~AWiL,,,; 0 , rTPnWk, — PERE CAN BE INCRE,49.cZ) Y104EAICE DLJIZ)NG TWE —_ -S-' , / _________ -A a a ~! - - - oy ,, AC)HARWS (Ej. U? 2i u f - I many unknown factors. some mental evolution thereafter. Thursday. - .. 'Ir EXPECrED 7'O$///tZO TN!/ZEFr.4c-i/,4/sr ' : ( 1, . - . WoqlN ORAFRA770 SPECIA11.Y-ASWIAV49,44WAq CWS7ROYeRS ARE -_ - .- I i .. .. N AWN" ( Q-7) , . . ~.Ke.,:4 0 7 ,-/";//,!!11 . . - AN ?, 4 I .. ) I $ I __ — r.it6r*~f&_4.1.41,d / " xI ,\ Az i -- 22) I I — ...no..,-.- I ~_ -OBJECT OR OJECTS1 LOC(S ON Kii..i.EP'. MISILI - __ -W-6--o . .1, _" BY THE , \%., ~~-, ", AN ADVANCED COMPUTER INTERPRETS DATA RECEIVED P~_ _:~~ I 7=Z_-_."_ _:_-- -;-___ __X_.:_,.:..__ __ - _. Au ) I rect them well. to follow very unconventional courses. ViRGO 23 Sept If conservative cours4 is followed, you can b8 on upgra o all week. Your most PP day over the next ',eekerJ.. Tti g changes. E Tendenacy A i - LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Thursday, FrlLJ3y. early Saturday most harmoni- / - 11 . .. I - - ) [ ,,. ,r — (June 22 July 22 Tuesday, Wednesday hold protective Intfu. encs but responsibUities heavy If born June 24-7. Don't initiate if born near July 18 Don't force Issues, make changes At'.th JNPIRAT1OI'J A'E STIMLJ- DAc2uJG I, - CANCER ~\ .. I 117 _____ . ___ - - __ take imnecessay chances associates Be 21-June 2i Slow .. A EJE'GETK AS'SQCjATioI.j 71t!O P/RE TOME is STROI4G SPIRIT LIFE . ARE LAUNCHED AND GUIDED TO THEIR TARGETS WITH AUTOMATIC MID-COURSE CORRECTIOM, I .0 _. . - ~ ,~O) I CIATION — It 4 Aaaftso _ 1. .- - -- _4GITTARIUS ~ui __ it/V - - 0 .--. - .,L .I,- __!11-1.11 ___ V - _ ARIES March 21-April 20) Much dependent on your philosophical ittsWednesday require great caution. If born near April 15, EI ca fil n get'I ic,with possible estrangements. WUS I1 better an mostI persons except on Thursday, Friday, when you should not Shun confli ct with conventional. 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U - Ir ___ / ___ U ___ - --,,J r _111NZA 4 --- /,lF I CJ JLJT FIND OUT WHAT \ HPPEJEP TO MY C'E')(_PEj_) ( AL L - __ ----- LIKE REAL. r,PINE VOLI GETTlPJ; IT ' rr t / 7 ___ " ____ ) . - OLfl'JD 1 4N1 5OLVED THE BAFFLING M%/TERV OF THE rI PPEARIPJ -. , V ---C-- 4h.ft~ : - I % _ ______ L __________ ' I I \ \Ai . - ' _ T - - _________________________ _, - . - _____ AS- Ti-i _________________________ _______ ' .._______ "Ili& . SOMEONE jp - _ - I ____ Agi - - ___ - I 1. __ L _______ ---- __ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111albafteaft-01 1___L__~_~~ -.,# _.._ _ _ . __ I I . * - ____________ _____________________ -1 ' ' I_ . I ~ f . I i I I I . I 4 q 0 1 1 1 0 . . . 0 . I I . . i . . 4 . I .4 - . . . 0 - * 4 - % - I 0 I - -- -- ___-- - - -~ 1*11 .---]-L .- -1. ~ _ - �- - H by Larry Lew is CAMPUS CLATTER 9 'D MI WS" QNL ° THE CT WI THAT L. I OL DO 'T 4 'T IS ' GIVE THERE SOMETHING rom .1 STU DY of Lovely Layette ••-'-- r -n - 4- io.ia I A compIet wardiobo for We . - months long dross I bards 45 Inch, bunting, I'' yards; cost and bonnetI l, yards. - - ____________ - / . - . an emery board close by the typewriter. Rubbing the eraser over the board will quickly clean " 4, 40%)T AB" —— - EX,7RA "'RED17 —, .S p-R ANYTHING CAN rOR EXTRA VV ' - ) ___ .- .. 81 38 .LI.'ILJFM s - -i.T OU - _____ ,• '.., - ( -. ,J--f --- ii _1 ) - --; - - Two Allks 8157 - I - - Mv c1ghtor dis from tlsue paper so it is about 11-i nchlongerthanthepupers.Tape nch a circle of cardboard over one open end Cover the holder with adhesive- backed bright colored paper. Make a hole near the top of the open end. Attach a length of small chain or heavy cord as a handle. — JOY. - - r -. 'OU 8267 - --. likod carrying her kindorgarte papurs in the usual flat bags. I easier tocArry Here s how, Cut uroU 1911 j OF THE TERM ovith R1070-GUIDE Is In SLes 10 to 18 Size 12. 34 Lust, Ci yards 45-inch. No. 8180 with PHOTO-GUME Is Irl Sizes 3 to 8 years, Silo 4: NEAR! Total Look A tAosome that go together w vit1l for that 'total IAk a trimlins lumpeIt with scalloped tfouse. No. 81 51 wit P140TO-GUIOE Is in Sizes. 38 to 50. Size 40, 44 bust jumper, 3 yards 45-inch. blouse, 21 yards. yards, . DEAR POLLY To keep my sowing machine bobbins that are filled with polyester thread separate from those filled with cotton thread, I put a dot of red nail polish on the polyester-lilled ones. 0 0, PLLL MRS IERT AV a far ,c/o hh - - - 1 5588 DEAR POLLY Thumbtack a - against the tape. On monding day there tire no frultiv5s searches for n f j - - short strip of adhesive tape, stick yout to the wall behind your washing machine. When a button. hook or snap comes oil in the wash It can be easily pressed . ZI %. '-s.I L - ; w CcAT - S DEAR POLLY j 464 ---- I mos. - 1 _44r1np pin fastened to the lining seam of any coat. Even it 1he coat has a pocket this 13 a safer way to keep from losing such articles. This is particularly good for children i wear. MRS. B V1. fi (dole ant omitted) and then opora(&Ton "rinse and hold" also Is POLLY & ________________________________________ To cut down on - used for hand water can cause limo d Joif a in the machine. Two cups ol v!ner DEAR POLLY A small amount of sticky transparent tape will help clean a smudgy eraser. Arid typ. ists will find It very handi to keep dresses. fom coat and bonnel. Ifo. 526), with PHOID-GUIDE Is In Newborn to 6 months sizes. For We 6 - of you use anything but a dotergo nt made for automatic dishhing. never Iho sodsing typo no IIZP / etergonts. -- L. F. 'Co PtL ALL ALON' -I- . DEAR POLLY losing or misplacing scarves and will LD 0-N Po~_11 R LN OETTfta ~~CRGE DEAR POLLY A cup of vnegr in your dishwasher nove and than r p. ' DEAR POLLY — Slice pine cones veith a Sharp knife and make flowers" for som-% new shapes to add to cones piled in a bowl for decoration. To make unbreak and gay decorations for a festivu; occasion yarn can be tied to ott2 i. The Wreath '/ You can make this handsome wreath trimmed with daisies made on your Crazy Daisy Winder and pretty pincushlons! No. 5588 has full directions for making wreath. WI norm on a (dress, pattern n I ALLEY By Paul Sellers EB and FLO RUNNING THAT BIG VARMINT OFF SINGLF-HANDED WAS REALLY SOM ETHING! A WAIT A ECOND hy Dave Graue P 003 YESSIR, OOP, YOU'RE A REAL HERO! WELL OP THANKS, GuZ ... ...H5Y, I SEE YOU Y`MF_AN ARG YOU TH'GUY GOT SOME OF OU THESE. WHO15 RESPONSIBLE IYISSSAGI~5 o' 'FOR THESE THINGS? tI _ WrS RIGHT,TUNY0 ... AN " IT LOOKS LIKE LITTLE VA)RDS Of= JOY THEY WORKED AW LOVE TMAKE- MEN PRIETTY C" WHATCHA MORE PEACEABLE TOO! __ M EAPi THEY. 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' O C - 11111 4`4 B E - ' 0 Cn 0 T)h. a o O3 Supplement to the Orlando Sontne4 Cocoa Today Sanf(d Hof aid Sunday. Novenbr 11. 1973 is £.Nld I - g "1 I 2L tona Beach 'R 5 4.0 ;'t;;• ;li NILILswo The Discount Department Store Er '1 Hi a 0 - jj -:. -• - _•_•_ --: .---- :T;. - - -T•- - 06 a gd rr :a1 rpgr P - . lo cj -• p C6 0 &" ge: a. E1E MW Oof :9 wal. ; 9 •P. -. - r.E .' '4a .4 : P•iO. I. '4::: j 2 ). d= CD Ck C, J : • fl jg Fr 01 P I1 ga.s ' d.. (J) >" !F q 1 r 2J 0 E — 50 a • Ll Ogg KC j e% a Xr. . Tj 9j. L" . CL I ° rsr -2.a4: .-'& CA (A 2'4 mo I II 1 a - : •.... S.., •.,' I come save 400 come save 1.09 come save 300 famous• misses' sparkleE Zayre/Agf a Z Lon embroidered film & r panty hose tops processing come save 8W men's stretch nylon briefs come save $4 Proctor 4-slice pop-up toaster 999 special purchase come save 21P qt. come save 1.9p Quaker State Super Blend motor oil men's a3sorted dress shoes 444 heavy-duty metal folding chair $3 28? 3118 99' 42 49! OW tog. 4.9 Our rug. 70' our rug. 1.83 our rug. 13.99 our rag. 4.97 our rag. our rug. 3.29 Vinyl oxfords and slip- 1OW30 Super Blend for For card tables or extra Sper 8 movie film or Long eeve cotton tops Soft, sleek. sheer and run- The newest underwear Toasts 14 slices perfashion, assorted colors, foctfy. Select-Ronic ons made In the U.S.A. better engineperform- seating. Smooth bakedwith Lurax embroidery. resistant, 2 sizes fit; 8 12 print color film, Colors; 7-12. Washable; colors; S-M-L shades; 100%Z-Lon nylon. super comfort; S-M-L. anco, All-weather oil, on enarn'l finish; colors. color control. lncIudes mailing too. minimum 200 per store minimum 72 per store minimum 900 per store minimum 720 per store mItImurn 30 per store minimum 120 per store 1300 per store minimum 120 per store limit 1 limit 2 limit 3 limit 3 limit 3 limit I lImit 2 limit 6 h A t 4 0 — come early if or these "doorbuster" specials they'll go f ast! upen tldfly '3Q to OO rim 17 ________ -- r IA • ZayrSart ord • Hhwt7.92at4frptBlvd. e Zr'hrry -.•,.•.yTow'' '' ' ': - Cit -__._.. I. -• • Zayre-Melbourne CormBabcock Strnet and NASA Blvd, ZayroOrIando i -- • -. -- - -. . . Jflfl -f —-:' V •. - wile F9 Cf'lontI D-I.i' - - - (-ruHUa) -. - -' - - . • 00 1 NOYd Rd. and VoIu1a Avuu (Rye. 92) - ) �Zayre believes certain to find it in fashion ' at Zayre. . . jirsts! " If it 's new and now and y Compare0 00 you can t do better than Zayre. "in, " you ' re at a low price that makes it look even better. L H Lrnave jo2.97 little girls' s;zzt' j - popUat favO1te setters. P S ester; mlnl~n~m - 1W Der store ---- _ = ti' 11 I 0 - 4, - -V — -I lie - .-.-. fj • 0 _____________________ .-.-.. f • ' •"_ C, ____ L...._ H . 0 '- - '•. ,-.I. - - - - _- ______•___-_fi•__•_•_•__-_•_•. - .-- -. - a / . C, _ ' .1 44 7g.. - I' come save 6.09 to 9.09 misses' pant coats with great fake fur trimming - - - • - 0 Ii I -- - - - - - - - -- -- - •..- - - - - E - -. . - - --.-.-- rT - -.'._ -.-- - .... - .. - - - - r •.t-. - IC --- - '-a.- - II- - - - rog. 20.97 o32.97 We've got a marvelous collection of costs with belt and button treatments and fake furs that simulate the look of the real thing. You'll feel snug and smug In one of these super-contemporary coats. Newest fall colors; 6-18. -. -. - W our -. - - = ---=---•-= p. - - -- - - --. - - ----'---- I--._--..-_- a.I=i -. -----.- 14 I Is �_____ -- _---.----••-"-..---.•-.--. -----, ----. ___ 1 Zayre believes in winning your loyalty! We're happy to listen to any corn- 7 plaint s, suggestions and, of cowe, compliments that let us make Zayre even better. Compare...you can't do beiWr than Zayre. ) ij 0 Sn' "I, -r I 11 0 Ii • — - 4,IuuIIxuIr' w c%1O save 97 gir I$, &Oi$Y step-ins Black vnyt with OflQ-WøtI9 sow, 9-3-. ,1**yv'r' 72 W SWO 1 )Ib $ our (99. 1.97 come save 1.53 WOMOfThToe oxfords Oxfords with Bowfl yi' 5 eyes-,5-LI. I 44' our rig. 2.91 /( t\.di! wffw gave 1.97 WOtTfl'8 sCOOP •'\ Clogs Vinyl suefl0 in UeCk txc,wfl o blue; lined. IAt4 iuiOW 5-10. n*thU" 54 pw stats- -. 3 our 1 hi - • •_L-i---_ ,•- I •-_ S — - iick �- 0 0- - - a - 0 - - - I - - I I - I - - - - - 0 - - - 0 - - 0 - - - a - . - - - I - -1 — - - -. - ' — - - -___---_1 • - -. 4 4 - - 4 - ------' - 0_0 -j - -- - - . 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I V I _a~.- _:~-~ : _. - L~_ILLA . -______ __ -- --.----. ~ ------ - - __ - -___~ . __ -- - __ __ __ ''. _. . _ 99 . %% ~ ~ -1 - - - - __ -7 ~,~~- 11 --.;-..--.-.- . . . __ __ ~___ ,,-__ ~ ----------,-_0 :_ - . - - . . . W. -..- __'_ -.-- - _ __.'_ : -) sport coats .. . •— . _. I - .. - ... . __ '". , , , . — . . Y L , . ~ .- - _~. ~ .1 fi.." . .. -to- -Aolld acrylic- _ .. . .. . - - . sWeater / . . .- - . - ---. - . . - . . . L . ~. ~ - v . . . --- - shirt and - - . -In! I_. -latd- s~ are cords are i nL - __ cuffs are in! and w&ve gót'em all! 1 . &. . I 0 - - - ~ t 4P - -. - . . I . . I ~ . .. . - I - - 0 - _ - :. %- i* 0 •- :-, - 1 • 0_ va abft - ~ - - •: or .--• ' -- -- 0 - • - - - Fl - - '- - - - L % . - __ ,—r-= __ _____ __ ~ . - - I.----L - t 4 - . ( • f - -L __ a,, doublemknit—` . Cuffed - .------ k - - - -.. -nd- __~ _: !I-- _. I __ ____-~ - . . I IN 1~0 -----.. ~_~_,b. 1T :11T1 99 "_ _ _I ' ' _ ' - - I . ~ -1 . ---. - $ 1t4A Ii ¼, - ' ITT e =J JsL ~ I yi~ I __% -s' * .- - __ - . _ __ - - L - ~ - - , - - - . . . _~ - ___ T 0 ______ - : Ti- 7 _1 I . . ___ i4- TL 0 . - . - - ES ~ ____ __------__ - --- ______ - - --------L--- - __ . -;-_-_~_~ _,~- -------_~~__ - ~~:7~----------------- __ --o~--.- L :'. ~ ~~ , 'L . --- . _________ _________ -2 - I - --" r afo--- lapf __ ~', -_ ~ -_V__,_ __ - __ DUROT~ ----*- -' - . - ---*---- ____AH I Fj-.--'. - - - M& . __ .. I -r4 I - I r - - J114 , _~ * I- .--_ • ___i__ - ___ - - ----- - - - _- 1- 0-i:- ,- II'0 1 1 ___ -- . - _____ - --.0 . gu I - 2- - _____ -- - I - 4 I V- -! 27 -; :- ' - - * -I -• _ L -• - . t _ -•••• ____ - - - - - Et -. ____ - -- — - - - - - a •o_=I_ lii~ - - ~ - - * T _ -;- - - - - I - A - __ ____ M - Ji ! I -- - _ o_- a 11 . .. I. _ -. . . - / . Y :, _____ - : - .- , - - - . __ - it' I .. I . . . - 9. ~V', ~ Co k I - - __ -.1 ..--. - - --- -, .- ti I j . - f ____ ____ - r_ __ - __~k . . . . V. t . - - - I % 1. I ,~Oqwto LINWA! I 111111L, - - .. - - . . 0 g -.1 .~~AV'go - - 11 'O, - • . - TI • e a - I- I -,,- q ,, VA I I I 9 - . ~. ~ . - . - I . dv~ - - - - _____4___ =— - f. - . __ I ---. ~ , . i F ,-na . ~ , ~ ~ -4 __ - L iz - 7W -p r, , W., 4. .- ,i - - H • ~ - ~ _ ___________________ , . . - - _ 0 t •_ 0 H- H - ;z-1-; 0- - . . I ( . .1 - &S !_ , . F w- — 46L '. . . - -- 4~.II• - - - - -= -. 2 - - - - -- I __ - -- - - -----: II - f,f 0 0 1 • 0 - - .-. -ca------ - - _-. I - ,_2__c - ----- 0--!i= :-- - - -- ,4/r.!II - - -I -' I •.h1 0 - - .0- - - -- - - - - __-.- 0a- ~ •. - - -. - -- - ..-. - - . . I . . ~ - - . . . I . - . . I 00' 0 0 , boys -acrylic sweaters 14 a - - 0 -6 ________ - A 6 . digansoriiy*red.Iook 1 TI a ___ _ =- - a I - - l' 'I a • I $ iTol - -' ii, - -- - - _ = - - ___-- - iII1-T"1 I -- - - Is - -_ - -___ ____ ___ -=-=-=-=— _- im •( I __ -- ' 1 -: --" 'I. .• 4 S. - - ____________________ _ 1 3i 1 ii . --- - ' -=--T =- 01, - _ - - - -- _j_. - _______ 2 0t2_t.L Ct5a- .__ -=--. —: _ ______ — __- 0 -;=- *=--- - - r- _._-_- -- - Er----.--------- - __ - %W_5 . - - i ~i -- I - - _. - - -_i __ø-- - • - ___________________ - _____ ____ - . - ______ _____,0._ —::: = -" - - - - ir=- _ _r-0- __ - ---- - - - - __=_ _ --r--- - - - - - - - - I20i - __ii= -----0- • - _ _- __- -__ ' r �__,,-, __ I- _.- .. - ~-___- - - -_ __ - .- . .__~ 114 j i Z~im . - _... -- I - - _-....- --- - - __ ~.,_ .---- _-... __ - ____ - _i L ________ - - ----- - -- -- _. - - ----=--. -- - - . 1. -- - _f --- ---- ---- ~ . ~ -.~ -1 — . , .-- 0 _. :._ .-.,& .... .. _*!, .... .1- - -- --i I __'__. - - .- --- . - ~ . . . . . . . . believes Zayre in First Quality and Superior Selection! Every product i't top sell is and quality, . limited yo u're ne ver sizes, styles, and to just a fe w colors. '. - . ,_ - _ - JilT 4flL - __ - -- --- I-.- -. _ T_ - __._ — _- I Ah ~ - i.3I I*.I v amrl~ I—— -_ Ijr 1-1 ilme coki frjrrnua !!- - Or rent ~ :7 ~4 ~7 r , -- S I - -- "&! 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Cheese balls corn ch cheesocurls.on,onrri. ~ __ ~____ . - . -- - . -. • .- tA _•_ ._, 44 fgMr -i j. !•I - . - 1112 2 .:) .; . -- I . . . . .L •• . . 7 III LI i! C: 5 ~ 9 -~ ,~.I _ ~ __,• C2 -,-~ _P~_ - -- t IIr ..•..III..: . . ,I 4' . JlURt • 1%91 - I -- -c.-__4. , ;I_ ._;_ . • rneres an a-irf!ICK in mis sieciiun iv 11 _______ - wpm— , - . .• ~ 4 I - Ti - _________________________ -. -. - _ 0 ',--:- -- - -- -. - 14 I ?.-- .P-_-' . It17-- A! ' -J 1 • 441 jI *. !f .c,' - 01 0 __________________ - -• . -- • . •• I - 1 .-I.-.-. 1 - r: I. • •- - -• (J C -•.i -. - =• I .- - -• •-'.-.-- - .-• . ': - -•• -- - value v % -fra _ -1 !(' -, I Co g uI jeaseevØybdy.=You*$Ure.1!flLflC. ':: -----. _______ 2. :9- .: - - - -- i ,s,llR come save 4.89 Polaroid Square Shooter Il l' camera Great color prints without waitinn Thifl riimnr - ._. . . --;arlu coicign iios I • __ '----~ . I ___.___7_ ___ - -~ ---.~ I Z______ - - ___.:_~ 7 _~ S _._ (D ___________ . 1- - --..••• I i - I . f -- - 1 - -, . . . - ~_ Ar , 0, . ,;~-'---A ~ - ates.S4t I w&4 love tM s$ t - canned snacks -------- . m ' • • 1 - t 1 --:--.J- ...' I - __ - A~.: ) A (--r I - j - - -4 ' __ --, I i1i tt. % r. -3 - come save Planters --- . It AVC(Yn. 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What better way to have fun, get . exercise and save on gas? U, Marx 919 sav $2 Wtieel __ __ _ 1 -_N 99 cycle ages to3 Th new iA plast' rflO"0(j to' çOfl lov, I" • 1 1 The challenging table-top game t hat's funfor ever yone - Felt-top table, balls, triangle, , cc)m? save 250 Hkf1 VM M.J1 -. II Skittle Pool® by AURORA q) .. rrJ " 88 - • -iuz LLz I I 1688 14% -- i rnma ctauga I ;l A _.i* I w hwm k1r4 L3.iO41J LX W A 01 ijit. F, �-.- - - - -- - - - ----- ---------- ----------SM r - -. ----------- ----- - --- =- - -- Gurney Denies Florida _ SBA Loa n Ba n Asked - -- -. ------..- -- A --_ unt Qeaçtmnt - - These seclals on sage strtIn Novem ber JilL ., Abuses WASHINGTON (AP) - Po tentially criminal abuses in the Small Business Administration's lending operations have been reported by a House Barking subcommittee. A member of the subcommittee told The Associated Press the allegations include the possible influence of organized crime on SBA loan activities and the discovery of millions of dollars in bad debts. The subcommittee on Small Business turned its evidence over to the Justice Department last week and has summoned the SBA's top b __ c°e Talk w Revealed auditor, Frank Nicholas, to appear before it Wednesday. It also recommended, in effect, that Congress stop the SBA from making more loans until criminal investigations are completed. In a letter to Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman, subcommittee chairman Robert Stephens said his group had "Uncovered some serious problems in the administration of SBA offices and their loan and guarantee programs. Some of the problems are so severe that criminal prosecution may be in order." Because of this, Stephens said, ''it would be unwise for Congress to grant the agency more than $2 billion of new loan authority until the problems are corrected and criminal investigations are concluded." Stephens asked Patman for the full committee's concurrence in the subcommittee's action last Thursday, to table a pending Senatepassed bill which would raise the SBA lending ceiling to $6.6 billion. The SBA vas created to help small businessmen who can't get credit through traditional channels. DELTA LEAII iurkv. f, 14-oz. Lysol shampoo f ':;:-:: INPECTA" *pra - or ... live 1.64 am/Tm digital clock-radio a women's moccasin our E- .1 secret poliftal fund for .01eks ago, was crownefl Gurney was established with his knowledge after he as tut off from state GOP -c jWJ lJIL?: - the Miss America intest next year in Atlantic .1 Ci ty, N.J. Delta, 17, is the - ighter of Mr. and Mrs -I I rederick Burke, 55 Curry o J4 111 !I!V contest she was sponsored by -.u(h Seminole VFW Post _________ MISS ORLANDO Wears "White Hat" IL A 9 , .ft our rag. 79.99 A room-to-room UHF/VHF portable with big sound front speaker. minimum 20 per store i;itilt i £ come save 9,99 Hoover upright vac Witt? tool8 99 A quick response to Sunday's column ... %v were asking those builders who might 11he death of David "Stringbean" Akenian and his wife (star of the Grand Ole Opry and havc to remove trees, that instead of burning same or trucking them off to a dump they would offer these to the public. I had a gentlemen visit the newsroom this morning and he made available I x 4s, plus som" pine and cypress lie says it's enough to last a family of two for more than a year. It's free, but has to be cut and hauled away. If you're interested, give us a call for location, the television series 'Ilee [law") brings to mind the many visits which another celebrity Grand Pa Jones makes to Seminole County. Jones found the bodies of both victims; Intimate friends of his for 30 years. (,rand Pa is a close friend of the former County Comm issioner Ed Yarborough and his family of Geneva. FROM THE MAILBAG. .Ed Bodin, the retired reporter for the Hermit of Rhyme and Reason typed the following on Veteran's Da), and it's entitled "Watchdog"— "Protection of his hcme a farmer knows, depends upon a watchdog on its toes, to drive away the crooks of depredation.. thus Nixon (ailed as Watch-dog of his nation." . Another public salute for a Good Citizen's Award submitted by John Cameron We've been told that a Louis Estes of 111. 3 of Wetumpha, Ala., stopped to make a phone call, seeking directions on visiting friends here In Sanford. He left his wallet in the phone booth. Ronald Cleven of 138 Garrison Drive, Sanford found it; turned itlnto the Sanford . •i,,f. - - . The cost ofed Police Dept.. who In turn called Alabama only to be told that Estes was visiting Sanford. The wallet and the $190 was returned to a grateful visitor. Crime Prevention Committee of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce, it has figures in(Ecating that it costs $17 a day to house an Inmalte in a state detention facility. After all of the "findings" of Watergate, we are all indebted to Mr. Cleven for restoring faith in human nature At that price says the Committee, "It's cheaper to send a person to Harvard than to prison 71- Flor*id*ian Doused W*Ith Gas - - - I I ft - a - .- .1 - :-- or raised money on his behalf. lie was also quoted as saying Wi lliams had never discussed fund raising operations with any rn.mber of his staff.' However, the Sentinel Star quoted two unnamed sources as saying Williams had gone over possible contributor lists with Joe Bastion, Gurney's Winter ['ark field man. agreed to plead guilty to two felony charges and testify for the government in a probe of the fund, The Miami Herald said last week Williams has admitted to collecting more than $300,000 from government contractors For the Gurney booster fund. Gurney repeatedly denied that Williams was ever a member of his staff a Innie I'tsh said she has Itociin:; on Itandy sAid he Gamble. "It cot.s less to was also driving at his usual always been a slow driver, drive slowly." speed. "I've noticed some rarely going over 50 mph. Education Commissioner Althc,ugh the fuel hortage is slowing down among other However, she has not noticed Christian takes the fuel crisis anyone else slowing down to her more seriously, however. He causing growing concern drivers," he said among many high officials, This opinion was contradicted speed. "There's still never has sent a memorandum to including State Education b o ther prson.s interviewed anyone behind me," she says count) school superintendents Two young visitors from community college presidents Commissioner Floyd Christian "I don't see any other d.ivers who today asked school officials slowing down," said Richard Alabama, JoAnn Davis and and state univcrsity presIdents to reschedule night footbsll Walker, who recently bought a Martha Gamble said they had suggesting that conservation games to afternoons and set small Datsun pickup because of slowed down, but not steps be taken. State Education Corn maximum speeds for school the good gas mileage it gi ves necessarily because a 50 mph buses at 40 mph, many him I'm driving slower to limit has been suggested by the missioner Floyd Christian motorists in the Sanford area conserve gas, but most drivers president or governor. "I drive today asked school officials to said the fuel crisis has not at- aren't. I think they shu1d in- slower to conserve gas because reschedule night Football games fected their driving habits nor crease gas prices so that young most service stations are closed to afternoons and to set those of other motorists on the kids don't waste it with their hot at night," said Ms. Davis. "And maximum speeds for school rodding and fast driving." we're on a tight budget," added buses at 40 miles per hour. roads. A survey of Sanford area motorists today revealed most of them have not reduced their speeds to the 50 mph recommended by President Nixon and Governor Askew, now have they noticed other motorist-s %W WSW F_41_ i7 3-pk. StWpe-retainlng combed Cotton. While-, SM.L-XL Ffl!flfl1UYfl (O r-r "f - tharge it iooç- cotton turtles In many raw colors; sIzes 47. our rag. 12.99 For point, varnish, inCId. Jobs. ... aH spiaylng uu Noi -• v our rag. 89 Twenty heavy-gauge, leakproof bags complete with tw!;1 tk. up Percolator 799 slowing down. "I don't think the as situation has affected dilung speM," said Joe Lazare. "I drive at 60 mph and most cars - L!= T ' . • io shortage would cause gas . . fl IN 0 a e ar •_P — '- , His wife was held captive but --_.-.--.. - , ______ qr= --------- A .1 I t durine the anneal "o towards r-r - miles 9cross Biscayne flay to neii'hbormnp \ll-mnlI, mn%esttg unharmed, police said. The couple was later ordered tors Said. hIirrlflhitOfl was in critical to lea v e the apartment and condition today at Jackson Me car outside, police their found mnorial hospital said Police said lit was robbed of Mrs. Barfield told police she drove her husband to holy $1 Saturday and shot by ii IIiBn Cross hospital where he was who fired as Harrington lifted admitted in serious condition his shirt to snow he had no more suffering from third degree umney li t R. '4 - - - - . - - :-.:-' --- merit. - - BO — kIKI NIE IN .. N MARTHA GAMBLE till on a tight budget — I'm slowing down to save .. . Weather Yesterday 's high 4 low this morning 53. Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Highs upper 70s. Low tonight lower 60s. Rain probability 2(1 per cent durtig the da', and at night Temperatures before dawn ranged From 1. at Houlton and Lirnestume, Maine, to ..1 at tunic at Orlando's Sunlanti IlospUimi, as well as two birth d efect treatment -..............tuition :v,ntcs at the flitCI'5lt) and the University ) . SCHU MACHER aX i S An expense ordinance, ting up payment . councilmen and other ernployes, as well as t he tltdi,'ni ordinance an d the franchise ordinance for Florida i'ower Corporation wtll un• dergo second reading proceedings. uiuing. heard presentations from all Se%nral residents, however. The tax bill missed by more interested parties concerned a re reportedly icing than $12,000 the antir-Ipated with tue thret appointments to resttarch into the prevention ,in causes of birth defects it arch of Dunes suppo rts the Genetic Counseling '" vo y; ' -.- RANDY BOWLING I go at my usual speed • but I've noticed other drivers slowing down, JO ANN DAVIS - I'm driving slower to conserve gas because the gas stations are closed at night. F reworKS -- • . a bus which took turn three ' ACr N - p0" ,1cc sa.1 d • -4 ______ - - ..•, pass me as if I'm standing still." Ile said he thought the -'i: .• ____ -. . Ma o r - our rag. 9.99 ftw_i 1- 12 CtJc-i .nl - - 7T Victim -. '/. V — came save $2 Iiz. -- SENATOR GURNEY Denies TV repo rts - _ -- Y. By JEAN I'AESON Staff Writer . AMA . --- I BONNIE PISII of black youths in Boston. And a more than It would affect (AP) A white man and his back. JOE LAZARE I always drive under 50 • Police said the attack was black derelict died in Miami driving speeds. black wife were abducted by 11 I still drive at 60 PMII Mi')I, but I don't no ti ce any Al Bowling sa id he has not black men and ta ken to an apparently racially motivated last month after he was set on and cars pass me as if I' m slowed down either. "All i other drivers going at my apartment where the husband because of remarks made to the fire by three young blacks. s tand ing still, speed. Ther e ' s still never notice is you can't get as much The attacks followed a telewas doused with an in- couple while they were held behind me. vision showing of the movie, gas for the money you're any flammable fluid and set afire, captive, Earlier this year, a young "Fuzz," which depicted similar spending these drys," he police said today. commented. white woman died after being violence, ,, i PolicesaidllrianBarfield -V of Fort Lauderdale, and his i • wife, Jeraldine, 26, were dilv• ______________ WILLIAM P. "Bud" Layer, ing along a city street Sunda March of Dimes c;nnpalgn evening when a car pulled ' directorforSeininoleCounty alongside and a man pointed a announced the appointment gun at them, forcing them to Is Elected of Mrs. Bonnie Schumacher fl y J RIChARDS conic from somewhere. Th is is Stop. MIAMI, Eta. (AI) — A man :is the area's new Mother's Herald Stall Writer for the 1973-74 fiscal year," he b Another car pulled up behind who staggered into a Miami March chaIrman. As the 1974 LAKE MAIfl' Mayor said of the three mill levy on the the flarfields and the couple Beach bar screaming for hel, \to(ho r s March c Liha irman , I n do I t kun iii lit- dks $12 448 '8O .iss& .&tl t alut of w is l)lindfolded lx Ion being alter he was hot Li) a holdup she will direct volunteer not expect any fireworks over property within the city, driven to an apartment, police man was ejected for being actv,tles throughout the city's billing residents for a A spokesman for the county said. nimsy, police say. Seminole County during the full tax year at the regular tax assessor's office said they Barfield was bound with elecJohn Harrington, 49, blood annual March of Dunes trical cord, doused with an Un- streaming from his chest, then council meeting tonight at 7:30 received instructions from the •,- .:.•.-- ;;.;j::-:•. Ld -,• . a- ames -, o e • can liners - ris ian s s — 1' - - has SanfordHeraidPhoto) FORT LAUDERDALE, Eta, bur ns on his arm, right leg and at ta cked and set afire by a gang stations to go out of business men's 3-pack t-a sh.lrts or briefs - lt J o hn A. Sp.lskI 9! _ - - Earlier, the Miami Herald said Williams had f: ommissioner 17 65 Sanyo 12" (dIagonal) portable tv Ciarge ii our reg. 69.90 with tool. Powerful motor; 3-pos4tion handle; low hoot With ho ccnvrtr, Wâs, LaioleLeyy brush, crevice toot. minimum 8 per store limit I - - 4 A checking account set up with the funds, alledgedly not reported as required by law, shows a balance of $608, the newspaper said, tilcnt was a dramatic Local Resident 3 - - - - . I-rd Road, Orlando and her - to j,. /•' ' -. - 'hloquy. in the Sanford . - --... Wit h Ci u r a e , knowledge, the newspaper said, Larry Williams of Orlando was hired to solicit secret contributions for a Gurney Boo.st,r Club, and the money wits held in a Winter Park bank whe Gurney• Is a director the Miss Florida title Monday, November i2, 1973—.Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No.71 :.'-•-. - the first pt~,,eant !tep A1 Wake to music or alarm. Ughted dial, wood cabinet; separate if volume and lone controls. - V -- -- - harge it our rag. 24.99 reg. 1.97 aservation Jamboree two iss Orlando &aturday night 1999 toe loafers - Allinole County Hearing ( •'t - comesave -. 1111ed :973 Queen of the : • Miami television station WPLG Sattrday night quoted sources as saying Gurney was in Miami the pasttwoorthreedaysto talk with federal proseutor, a b 'ut tht. fund. Meanwhile, the Orlando Sentincl Star re ported nits Sunda) edition that a Beauty Queen -- v9oc -: MIAMI (Ala) — Sen. Edward Gurney, H-Fla., denies he was even in Florida on the two days a television station reports he was In Miami talking with federal prosecutors about an alleged secret Fund. A spokesman in Gurney's Washington office said the senator, President Nixon's chief supporter on the Senate Watergate corn. inittee, has not been to the state since he spoke to the Florida Homebuilders Association about a week Prosecutors ith dissatisfaction over the matter re venues the city listed t its the city's administration a nd he They reportedly will question budget for that time period expects a final decision the $37,346.94 total tax bill sent Included in the meeting are After hearing Sheriff John inst ey the citytht month, decisions on three ordinances Polk ask council to torso a •mskmn, whythe eth is billing for a nd ippointrnents 01 the city c-ontratu ml arrange mnent with a full year despite in- engineer, accountant and the department for police corporating in August, planner, as well as council 's protection, counci faces either We can't have deficit expected final decision on beginning its own force or spending and the money has to pollee protection abandoning the project. - - - Index Area deaths Bridge Calendar (lassified ads 2A . 8-9\ Crossword puzzle Dear Abb% Dr Cran e Editor titortiment I niertainnient Ilurostope IhispLilflot i'ubln p t,u port Statu Stocks lit - - -' GA 1A a 21 A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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"ithway4la Noon AIo on WWQS (iI) FM Radio Saturday 1100 17cO SANLANDO UNITED . URCH ~ I I H L •••. urc Noon BapI i's I Corner 7th & E lm Ronald N SeIey B-to Billy Griffin. W.' R.p............ BbeStudy. Pastor f i 11 0 0000 I I I I I II V - ' I . I V -. I . I I I 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Pastor _______ Assist Sat VigiIMas Sam 1030am 1 I / li 700pm n Mass , ST AUGUSTINE ,- '... . _4 I I d00 m Ll `~ M \ II VI / 1 / .r&fl , .\a..ure,:t _,; - .:- - Casselber'y IIujiii.si Fr James Mat,nu Rev. Robert Loy 5.4?. Man Sun Mass Postor Pastor Ass? Pastor - Marlin Keller CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St. &Oak Ave. ______________ - • S:OOp.m I 9 301 ha m - / . - . . ._. _= - - 24015 ParkAveewe I L L.., Pastor Rev. FrtdL Neal Morning .orshp Pilgrim Youth I ______ . .• - • -. 1 3Opm - / - Sermon . JUWLIAN BAPTIST CHURCH - I I ' - - .. .10:00O.M. Sunday School -ning Service 7:30P m 7 lOp in ,a-inesdh Serve ~. fq~~4~- J1 ~ I - M7 ' -. THE PE OPLES BAPTIST -1 1&2~~_ 7 lop M. . -- SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH - - CHUR CH 1261 W. lit St. __ • -. l I - - - -. .. )0:30a.m. Worship Service Evening Worship BibIeS?udy Wtdftttd*y5rvie Wed -. - I • 9 ilsam 1100am 6 lOp m - When he CI.i,rrli Of C/iris! Rev - Kenneth t4ort Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 45 m 11 Doom 6 ISp in Morning Worship Chisch Training 600 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonle Springs JameS P Pleedham Evarç,Iist Bible Study . 10-008 m Aitsembly Worship 11:008 rn Wed E'.enIng rarer Wed. Evening Service Wednesday Bible Class PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave. . Pastor Rev G E Ho6ges Mor ning Worship . E vangelistic Services 7 DOP in WTRR Bible Study be ng 6OOp m 7 lOp in Sunday John 1:1-14 lVedneidaY Like 2..,q-20 11.00 a.m BbleClass 7 10p.m. Cute. But did the) ha c the prii.ck's e x ample of scti c Chrishan parents? Were they gisen moral and spiritual training in the Church? Did they grow up in a Christian atmosphere? U Monday Tuesday Luke 1:18-25 2:1-7 I 1-12 - Church School 1:)Qp in - Church School - . 2:13-23 Pastor Church Training Morning Worship 7'300 in. WM Prayer - rvce 7 OCpm (.cngtt 1574 krnier M.vrtiii'g 11.000 Evening Wor sh ip B,bleClasses Wed - - Pastcr 94sa m n Youth Service 6- lop m 13 so., 7 OOP m - -- Pastor - Everng Worship Prayer Meeting ;iop m - ~~ .11 - OOa m 1 00 m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH A nd a J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE WILSON-EICHELBERGER -, MORTUARY E unice . Wilson an THE McKIBBIN AGENCY of Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Howard H. Hod es g CELERY CITY PRINTING A A&PWEO The Management and Employes ' WINN.DJX(E STORES and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY ER CONSTRUCTION CO. an E mp l o y es . .1 . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes - AND STAFF ii SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY B 67-Wri'll! AisilpIrnigo, CO C-W VM L Ul- t^4foervOwl BaOrst M,11, CIvr( L"qvt 11-109, L&V*Ood. Fie H,TV1 11*04f CA%Wc1T1, rotnt City Comm~tr Crrittr. Forint C.10, '61-14 hr*Mi CalvaryMii*ita,y84as?,lt05W lImIt "nt is c- ?7 tt It CfO 1.V . "—E%APTIST 65-pi c' v 1.aY,r .4(i P tiapirti CI'.i .. ,Pi list B.'.. ' s Baa's' Chapel, CI W rsi Sires Iord C1, vr 1 IrJr:: .fn i'ao ' p. a Cnui a. M.o* ae a.. tsi St#iiii pe-t fi.4(p, 33, Pa4r,rifo a Se-' -'-e 6iO 6,t., CM!rai IIpli%l ChUVth. I)?? GM C Ci-' titan Cth Be-at CONGREGATIONAL Ave Ca1ii'tbry St turn ?tti Chvth Itt Pd 41 Jamrwi $r? On i : PMRS&YlllIAN Lvlh#Tr*nCh%wchoIR*R#oqfrrW.l41* 2sthPI&CO *Ir%s#&ftLvtPw&nChwcA, Wdon Days Or litf*v lit?. Noqms,de CPivi'iI-*n Chuqth, F$ov.da san D. flitilir W Zion 940441 0400. 1?20 P"r Ave r r,rst CtvqI.&n (t%;ec r,, jt4y S ~Snf-xd AI,e S#ntofd C?,r4ftari Cp,vrch. UY W Aqporl A1,(1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1-00 M4111y UM-I@d P("byf#f,&n MeiaI Churth F Dana' A S Ilie aL.,WeLr tt 4M'tl (Pvv th heThqi AM & C•i1pfb'vry Commnp Ur.fd M T4j-1 (PvrPi, Hay Il 92 5, p,, Old. tanrter,, CPiur(j1, 04 CavijI IS?) $ Pa A,, Ca.utcn 04 Ciiastal Labe Ellen. U S 1192 N - CMw'4b,y Sovtti emreCP',jrchc-lCPit,st.S4t0LaIa+o*tl. Rd - a '' Slav a eftil . 040th Avi & 3#0 &I % - E Ing noticedth.titspreadfrom tree to tree, supporting earlier beliefs that an Insect carrier ws insoived" /• aii• .ictrJ iiii.i u . . : . 4 A _ ' AiIj-i-,nl T Ipr,igf4ld $I ;vi- 5.oru Rd UPIaiS C m o Ptity PrpItqian Cth Uai. R W#ttTa.i,*t,i ,t,r,av, Chth t4o*p ParS It f,st 5,f Church ei iøe CvfcPi of CPi,lO, w 171a St ?W-P# BW't' ChLorM F&IM !4wwqJ Rd, Alla,morift WirqS First 04oclit 0 Gtrieva r S r5t Sjfl*rn MO?PiOd4I CP'ufch, 7460 Sanford A, rçe- rft,.j1t Church, SOQ , G-*VS MethadiV CNoo. C.#n#va Grace Uniftl mirtwill cri,%Wth. Airport elvd CHURCH OF 000 Ci AM E (hur(n, ct"".,( - . .;!.- .,Jtl 1 llL1 I It CALDWI L _ . Anierimn o t5 me first uiiW iia\an !gitd, -that an organislil of this cr ~ -i - t (a '1 C 'c ,', i7c St 1#11 wa C'-' '--'4 i' P.'i M;tn. inteaprt el 06, f,t= -Jk .- * t.a' CIII4b.n(, Ail Uintt Egi-StOpill ChW01 f- 0915lify A,,#. fnt#wpf4# Chs.'.t tP-s(PP& Church CI#w0Od &WOVI OwfL#dwc4tP4Lakncsffw:tctw".*t,yl- mat;m , _V1 1-a-- M-4-ov-V I 94v.:%I. sa*-2 Art aW SNwrel Ur-!ttd L~srt. ?m S o#4#wp Dr - Pill,Clivirm of cheill. S041"t-111. • Lost AYW Ch$04, Otjiig Blvd. La,r MonroeIt.ngdom HIll Of JeitOvai, 5W tale Maiwoe unit. S.ar4ando tJI,I,d Me'o'.t Cb'-.'r It t A, n". .i r rr afli Born Church Of ti-I Lting God. M*5 Pe-nteoifal Open It Ut Tamp t',it 4 hAZARENE F.rJ#CN~ -Ch*IM#h3I#trWW 2"O&IMOV4 iELEEz,vn n- 'ffflPjrt(hJUh(Att#Pj4jhg.'4 4OB'en*d I-ten Pail L&*# AP4ty C"ch of " NOW". L46 L &V*wd C I,w 0 of t" lim,lit trw - - . , ]d H THE ASSOCIATED I ItFSS • - . - - _______ "a at,, CPuri'i Cal .. - 1 / KIRBY FITE, _ ______ I~ T - ~z -1 . - __ - - - - fl?: . •, - . ' '- ________ I -_ r- - - - - - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - %7 __ ~___ _ -- - - ________ !.rn... - I -fr __ - Li' I " A I C - __ i - & - - - e0511 - - si , - ____ - -- ,,4 - ' resinte th1• I aIlcatkn of fuel. A . iuC', are uor • ,lC !,%,,,, doing," said Kiddy, "But I don't sc-Itt can think there a whole! do about it. - -1 - __ C -. g '. . -~ ---_ - --- - - % r . I -_ .ZA 2 - _ . -.1 -a - - , a 4an ~ I -. V: - - - Ti - - - _______-- - - go home." SW Kiddy, at Kiddi'* Standard, 110 S Freneb Ave., it.t •,. .-.u. to 1. -e ;? I Colonial Service station 1501 S. French Ave., "Whien we run dry ; we' ll Just have to clean up and Y,. - , ) it Wednesday or later." "We don t hase enough gas to get through the holidays," .- - . don't expect any more gas unUI ____ .- Ci('tiP 'ru'ci' 4 THESE DAYS TYPICA U L - ...Cars lining up for fuel _______ _._ IThRALI) PHoTOs ft BILL VINCENT _________________________. _____ - - __- _____ gt I fi L h e Graves D10 - ered 0 . e uties ro e - .,ö, rove ea On Nov. . the remains of reportedly also show freshly River from cape Ca na veral on iinisviti twktail waitress Ilaul'a 11. Guided by special photograptLs, (Jug earth and changes in vege- Florida's east coast. No attempt had been made to ric, 22, were found in a ditch authorities began a grim starch tation. The second body,that of 5dfl1) The film showed at least bur) the bodies, police said today for more bodies in an -This (the slaying!) has apGerry, 18, was found in the orange grove and wooded brea eiKht hot spots," Iferring said. fl going on since a same are Dec. lie said a dead animal I- parent) where the remains of four , be two women, both front females already have been peared to have been buried at least November and since four one of the spots but no digging were killed in a short period of Titusville, had been shot in the found. time. tLere is no reason to think twad. 71eir har.Ti_,,,4vry lit-d III,State Ally. Abtx)tt Ilerring Nld Yet beell done. said authorities drew up Speculation thatat least some it wasn't going on before," hind their ~ack_~, sketchy maps to find "hot of the hot spots could be human Hernng said. . On Christmas Dm. "it is not normal to find bodspots" located on infrared pho- bodies is based on tile recent ildren found tographs late Friday but post. disappearance of about a dozen tes in t L open. C arolyn Brevard County Sheriff Leigh poned the search until today. young wornen in the Titusville Wilsonrefused to "crystal ball' nearby Mints, who lLal tx-e n The infrared film, used from area, "We might findno more orwe the situation, but said the missing since Nov. L .i plane by experts of the NaPolice searching (r (luv,I ti, tional Aeronautic and Space inight find as many as 10.- deaths appeared to be related. herring added that insestiga the killings found the fourth Adm in istration is sensitise to herring said The four bodies were found tors had found eviience to link body t.he next day, It was the temperature changes and can detect decomposing bodies since Thanks&'iving in a narrow the deaths but did not elabo- skeleton of an unidentified girl aged between 12 and 14. ). huidhi give off htat. The photos P across the Ina ia rate. . - - . . ii '4 - , . *.I. It' WIllIE one bird seenis to lx-' content to view aloggyworld froin a lowly perch his compatriot prefers the .wrisation of wind on the wings this misty morning, (Herald Photo by Bill Vin- VS , , ,, ver '-# -. I .----- = . =. ,~ . - I ", _~_ 11F. . ~, I A' ' 1-,- , ' , ticize 1___- ___ W. t' , • i t - ' - AIt.f,t,ø,tIt CorIvmtniv•pi4rf4 I - -_ "s it Rd Oi'nn - - __ _.: r - i The Salwalian krnv, Ilit F. )nd St . -- it ____________. . - ; , ~, down a pilotless Israeli drone Wake up all of you ABBOTt IIE1UtING libbers. There's a judge in aircraft on a reconnaissance ...C(lunt may snar Atlan ta who ruled that there flight over (he Suez Canal, the cents __ should not be any Tel Aviv command reported. It was the second unmanned discrimination between the • • aircraft tile Israelvi have adsexes. Weather As a matter of fact, Superior initted losing since the October first Partly cloudy and mild Court Judge Charles Wofford Middle East war. IV thri,ugh Sunda)- , Chance of iashctl into Egyptian territory shossersSunday.ilighis in agrees with a tiusbani's conupper tention that a law requiring Ike. 13 as a result of a technical o9sand low Ms. I ,ii%% s tonight in (-i,%vr~ 12 nuloIs ,,,, ii,~crli,r-.t , S ; mill:-n ~ubt,,-, JnLik4 mateNAPLES, Fla. i.Al'l - Del- lireii(lent, was quoted As saying iyij~) t4, (1,,.1c,** Macklv s;wl, failure the Israelis said men to support former wives low to huLl 60: SiJuthrl) ssid.s tcjnaCorp sold more than 2,000 the hniii (ill need to isarri Butfedtraliiffivals, ecologists Sd) shoreline winch who also rial to fill in submerged Land The Egyptian Middle East a form o( sex discrimination, Is tnpi today becoming south lots in a development on Florl- buyers about the perTuit trou- must approve the project, were are the f eeding ground [or and create a system of canals. N'e %-s Agency reported from lfe even went so for as to lind southwest 15 to 20 triph da's West Coast near here de- bles because it was felt apprOv- quoted as caying major revi. countless marine organisms declare that alimony payments Cairo that the plane downed toT'" wamng agairrIt stiling K!m the state al would be granted after plans sions needed to reduce environ. and actas a filter for pollutants. ii , spite . (h ildu iM.i fl o (MI) j,) piiafl X in Georgia are unconstitutiona l j*.r cent Sunda To transform the mangrove the lots came in a T'.ia), 1971, to halt sales because plans for for proposed canals were modi- mental destruction could not be imed without repurchase of stands and wetlands property letterfrom Joel Kuperberg. ex. the project were in danger of fied. the craft ws over Isne i t oreurnil to IM It lsuul(In t has V the already sold kits into tht propo&d 1,728 humne uutmi director of (I state In btin diippro il two F lorida tirnitor) me to insist that this ta warn-The proposed Deltona projec t sites. Dc'tona wants to dredge ternal Improvement Fund, the rwwspape reported iturday state's land I I agency. Area deaths ..........2A In a dispatch from The Miami fi iflCt( - til I - id ed with TIMI.-'I V QUOTE hi ii 7A PetersburgTimes H Id-St reixirts of rising tension along lielps you to appreciate the Calendar ........... .. 3A Service in Tallahassee, the Kuperberg told the firin that tile Suez ceaw-fire line. But in ucefi n ews pape rs •. Geneva the Israeli negotiator at former Treasury S I c 513 state would approve VeRona cr' peddled by Ole giant John Connaly .- "I In a move the year. Last January. 7A CARACAS, %lencrucla I AP) development company after the 0--e reference price was dredge and fill permAs for at reaching an agreementon ,, 7A guarantee dj0 Dear Abby L Board t-wctedto raise fuel prices in the United States .II a barrel, tate nearby Marco Island, permits rating combatforce.s. said . 7A c! denied dredge arid fill ptrimLs still furtber, Venezuela Ims nearly doubled its Oil industry spokewrien here predicte, for the Collier-Read track prob. A that (;eorge McGcvern ran ngain Fditnrial roinment . - - 4A needed for the project. tax reference prim on mde oil to a worid record soine of the Vemuelan price hike would be ably would be denied and sales toward dtsenhaienhen a A iii? irtuilif flfd be t ti4riJ 41 the rC5uai " C F barrel. 40 flfll)it the lots With o u t the In of 114 08 a passed on to consumers, but they declined , . 0 11 Id tt4. "-"Y' Egyptian negotiators ,it the '-'i& i. would affect t . i specu l a te how muc 127-acre Collier-Read h e -' Itiiis, now recvsSt UflLiI tICKs 113 T:t' rt'kr&-ne price which has been $.74 pr a-w' public umocpiunI flou 5 • F .tt t' 5i!,, the trae. u_c' nor iii 'if 'ii r -o r)U1yJt rimili them K "'(;I'll'. is the wriount Vervezuela uses -We just c;s n t s%%allow Ule incre& . .5-6 B Ilublic flatices of which are un. barrel 0111 Island, niany se The letter "because it was obvitm tary andnot contiMed wi:b P0" 4 the iWornie taxes and royalUes for- it-1-1muiner has got to absorb a good deal of this.der water, are unusable for to tuliltute "13 ion _4, e in I I tha the laby-fintine itleal Issue' or 'show nie a happils marrted papers eImn firms pa for dnlling its il SA State home cites the news said cne u'l ccrnpan official canal systems deselulmetit The Industry the t Couple DO I'll show you two Tbe Viivernruient announced the hike iw. pirtlifivit M down alreadv, And we don't ~ave I . Mocks .3A said, werienvironineritally obW p"ple unworried about who"S semiofficial ile .i%r It-11. '' AB Frank Mackle Jr.. li~vltona Ff 0 1-1~, -.it% Ing it would go into cffect thit first Lif r(kil., to ;ihsort) incri- itii'rv.i,W-; " swid Friday. the better half. - Firli P"'!1KOVAt C)", vt(A Of Lorqw:iipt Full GOW 4WIlkiiii. 71`74 COUnify C" Unte Chw(th $4 r_ . T*be-t,i R.(*od A e '04, 31" - r:v bw[ir-,I S! A Mt Chwch 5? It its C)i, St Pout's Method it Ch.nt, Ott,.n R I ~.I i ~11` -__ ~ - . __ _ ' Flifn P&,k St t * sear CnurthcfGo4Pfo#e-cy. 71195 EDnA, Pirti' tI .int Pi-.q. I'4 5 P,,rn'-,,' A .. ( Ct-w 4rN MqxVA Trpl (-. ,Ntplity Sr A~16V CsfWtt . CI% .sm,WrWot f- V80lonflo, M'vinq cio"-, Bii c' Cilffch F,tpd',a . - Ck,rCh ot C , f-4--tow-a a 4Asvv-, 11W.-v Cnvtcrt. G&iL mli Rol, Chilton T (ti,rC$i at CAIIICUC Hr.is Ba:"t, urth 0vtX ) I Baa'.tlCtMc'.. Jli . ____ ....... Chte Camm,mty P"wirot,ijim wqprA'%t RI 46 vV *# psofa tit, *I cypress , I- - s - ., ~ . ,~.::z - Sanford S#temrith i"y Ad~ilnljsl Chv,ch. Ith & I!lm OTHIR I Ali en'sAME Ct'uriti, Cii,, , 17Th All Faith Chapel. Capri) Somwicie, *"IV$ Patti, Rd 1110dirdstl Avmw Winign Ch#W, 5#01118111 A,, ralst Ao'erodill Chwth 04 OV I#w 3o'try 0a11i. tIm 1. Cad., tr- Bapfiv Ca'.irca. 92 CvgV*1,s sa ._~~- - - : - lv j -a . I A1 _________________________ - ;- ay Cass.stear, SIVINYn DAY ADVENTIST diesel fuel for about two already. T'he companies will n- '.!bers, wl:ei'iç ,the tk-e Kind lids been ultured front a natural carrier insect despite the fact that there are 50 or 60 diseases related to similar organisms." Front the Anniston (Ala.I The stubborn disease organStar Headline says. ism was identified (our years 'President mending fences ago. Until then, judging from its with members of Congress." effects, it was believed lobe a Using recycled tape. we virus. It Is now called sub. presume. bacterial. . Under a powerful electron Inicropsenpe, it appears as a body AI'I'l.E JUICE issue: thread-like about Politicians are known for being 1150,000tli of an inch thick, masters of "avoiding the forming loops ,and spirals and ing b) pinching itself 1.531W F ollowing allegations of multipl) ' drunkeness among members of off and dividing. A us t ralia' oust S u s Representatives ituring i recent reception for a visiting li foreii,, ti dignitary. (tie speaker (if that body !vIlt,d -nembers tti W if they would agree to I' I I' substitute apple juice for alcohol at official f un cti ons. Eight said yes, nine, no; 16 were undecided; and 72 said x. they never tasted apple juict'. . P'eSbyliqln urth 102? P,tm ., Deltona Corp. Sa/es FLORIDA STATE BANK TRAMSMISSION David Beverly and Staff ibn ..:uic 4 NATIONAL BANK 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stensirom and Staff by the Seventh-day Adventist Ch..,rch DEKLES' - Betty Floyd & Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida ASkilled Nursing Home Operated GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes 61 RGARTEN & CHILD CARE FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER - KENTiJCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky J im & mp oyes - ____ Al tAll a and Employes FOOD FAIR STORES, a nd m '" ,-I AA HAPPY ACRES ' John Y. Mercer and Staff -- AA •. Israe Jet own 'FFERENT " IEW Over S ulu I WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. - - _________ - Orange Blvd Lake Monroe Aillial,cl Eldridge Morn4ng Worship 1. Praise m THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Wed Prayer 7 10p.m. $ 9 4SA m r EdenIngWOa-hp Morning Worship I) Carrier Country Club A Upset$ Road% sonday School Morning Worship - ., k _____ -- Wednesday __ ' riv, imr tra&t*i,y S riiUs - .00 p in. - Rvv WillismE Miller Sunday School . Highway west - 615pm. E vening Worship 1I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST $ 30. in I ,- M I .; . ' I OOp m UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6 30a m. ff . - . 1;eedling orange tirm at UCR's "Moreno experimental farm and prices for nto5t foods and bevcrae skvrockektl frotti & , -. .c •A ugust pritvuf i4hiskey chinbed only 2 er cent Owers, 9 45 m 1100am rW015t Choir Practice Men's Prayer oritakfoll ThiWay rn II WednrAay , Emerilus Pastor I 10 & I I a M Morning Worship - Sunday Pastor O'Steen Thy THE LAKE MARY UNITED PREYTER IAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Mirutter Re v A FStevtnt Youth Leo F King Thomas C . I NurSery - ' - n under his supervisio Cata%mn said stubborn dis. - 9 a m Morning Worship FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - i(flOWfl to be (hi. carrier of curl) top virus. a major attacker of sugar beets and other plants. of 219 I,ochmond Drive Ilighland Ilines in Fern Park telling Harp that 1w tried locating him in the store. and failing it) firml him there, put the cnntcnt into the 11)4111 6 Rev Vir gil LØ,rn? nd ROY. Ke,th W. Mullis lFirst Wedn esday FellowShi p per 6: 30p M. - During this New Ycar their faith in God, and the sin. cerily of thcir relationship with the Church will begin to detcrmine jtt%t wh3t thcir son is yoing to be when he itops being cute. ,; Ji 4 )o p r, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 i, - a flute from Wayne Shoemaker dent, Ing Ming Lee, who works Pres b vlerian PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Pew jayT Cosmalo Il.00a in 7 )Op m Pallor Evening Worship Wed Bible Study & Prayer Sea-v. parents. But he's smiling bccausc of his confidence in them. Thursdai 41 Suiu,duv Morning Worship 10 004 M Sunday Casseiberry Rev William P,Ckett Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller Assist Pastor Morning Worship ' 111 : 3041i 11am Sunday School 9 ASS m 30 P rn Last scar thousands of buss and girls were arrested They had all been cute-o c %Ia:the,' ., - Sunday School COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH •• This young fellow ca,çt bcabsolutclysurc that the Year is worth ccicbrating. His future is in the hands of his . 10~008.m- #Aofning Worship Evening Service . , Nednesday . his own takntcij fashion, just being IS i s am 5 . s vcry first New Ycar. lie's stops Sunday vied Prayer & Bible Studv 7 30 p m, 1nCf--,, ,,-nC(-r1 A., Tn .0n3f, 0 . . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 ParkAvenve Charles N. Crump hviflBeliSt 9:15a.m. 11 .008 M. Sunday School - Christie Harp principal of Casselberry Elementary I 110p m MorningWor'ship Sunday Evening Morning Worship Ii Za m MYF2&4Sun------ 700pm. - Airport 81v , dIrLau 1 OOp ri4 at a local Ikiblix store and lost les.sor of plant patholog), has Bible Study Wed PINECREST BAPTIST CIIURCH 'N'S . an envelope containing 50111P been studying stubborn disease .stamps and money, for 20 years.-lie i credits the latThe following day he received est discovery to a graduate stu- Rev. Gary Isner 700pm . FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH 11:008.m - RIVERSIDE, Calif. (Al') Scientists at the UnI%ersity of C0+ Calif(irma carnpus here believe they ha ve disco vered the insect which carries so-called "stubborn disease" from one citrus tree to iucther. ' OF "Me iuspected insiect is the CHURCH OF LONGWOOD SAI Grange Street Church School , - 600pm Prafer Meeting 700pm CI I— _-.......iil`iiIi""""" Sunday- - GRACE UNITED Mocningworsflip _____ . . METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. al Woodlawn Ave. MYF oo,mook __:~: ~~~____T.%&_!L ~_ ~ Phone 312."42 0 Methodist . _____. - dn - Bug hrus 76 g III Praise I I ,_ " _ j----( . Ev*ngeiistiC Service Wed Prayer & 10 OOa m / . - Nursery Provided for all ICfvcs X ~ nx - - Ministtr Aed Service Worship II May Carry C - - 16.01 S Sanford Ave , Harold Harris - - 10 SOfl rn 6 7 Qop i-' LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nalarl"t GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED ISCrystaILak:Dr LUTHERAN CHURCH Lek* Mary, Fla. 3t000rIandoAve (1792) Rtv. PaulO Trissel IastOr (L u I her an Church in Amer Ica) Sunday Schoci I 9 Asa m William 8 Downey . _ Pastor Morning Worship & I -w_l- ~~Ar - _- Z" - ____ . ') o" ndergarten ani Nursery] i - - . 7;30p m 1621 West First Street The Church of the Lutheran Hour" nd TV "This Is the Lite" Pastor SJndIYSCPIOOI - 11 OOa m YouthHov --Evangelistic Service Mid Week flflflPr • • 9 Morning Worship ___ . ~, ç. DoulasD LII ott 103 . -_ 600pm l:OOp m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER j I— Wed Prayer Service bitheran - , fl W7ndlt.atMapleAv,. I . 10 (i0 in lioQa in Sun NYPS , I - '-- CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH oo Evening Worship I '"tY t 11' --- Sun Eve Worthip 'rd Fraser I — it ' Sunday N ight Broadcast Morning Worship rship •Ill Dial a Devotional 371 io 9 SundaySctiool Sun Wo _____________ 7 3Qp in hL Reclor .1 I Price 20 Centc PAJ 4 r%" * Rev. A E. Gr"n 4oiy Communion ......7:30a.m. ramily Service and ----IO:t)Oa.m, Church School • ~ ______ rery Lake Menrov. Fla. I V ------ _- I-- The Rev. Leroy D. Soper - 1 - 700pm 7 3Op m FIRS T BAPTIST CHURCH J li,- fat rectory, 102s Crystal so*l C q ) Church Training . . Mth Year, No. I I I T1LrIy .. t- 0 — - 7'. Sunda y, December 30, i973-Sanford, Florida 32771 OF THE NAZARENF 4r L S in Louisiana, about per The station operators COfl dustries get the fuel," said ti th e s t a gasoli ne ti ons taued also bitterly Lntic1zed KtrbyFile, "Ifitisanindustry cent . the ay they have had to raise that 1, needed for the nation's ssere out of gas and ant expecting new deliveries ., pricesand at least one of them .security, then I don't inind that -V :-Vz next Wednesday or Thurs1lv. L I !,-~-_ -film t lint Pra y , tL berm/r , etlts arid fuel shortage as Se v eral uspecttd hl) KIIJ1J nothing more than 8 political influence involved in energy advisor said -it's al...Standard operator "government political racket." the shortage and were con- must impossible • Bill Nate, of Nate's Fina at teniptuous of current govern- much ava ila bl e. " 'I . 2500 S. French Me., said there filent tactics concerning the Pray said one dealer in Aiex• is no gasohini r' ' iu 1 iiLIJ and suspected the andria, La, as out of gas M. "oil'( lirve any lrouble getting large oil companies of reaping a "but down the street a dealer I gas, and my next shipment windfall profit in hard times. sell*ng a different brand has all We esday will he here on "The big companies are tticgasi'Jlinehecansell." 'Ø'. LIIII he said adding that only making a mint oil the shor (is shortages were reported fi) b) night" outfits arc tage," said Bill Nate, 'And the in Raleigh, N C whert I withholding fuel shipments. little man is going to wind up most stations were imposing . Buster Caldwell of Specialty paying fur the big man's good voluntary rationing and In • i. Automotive Maintenance, 1407 times." Charleston, S.C. As the final das of 1913 slip -.1 S French Ave., is One _., reprit--sentative feeling tile ef- away, souie slervi(e stations in Walter Jennings, presi,!ent of - ~ . the Southeast report their gas the South Carolina Service Sta I fects of the shortage 'Ill probably be completely pumps running dry. But many lion Dealers Association wan out of gas by noon," mid dealers say they still have gas 1.xi nictorists, "You better not I I Caldwell, And I most likely and will be open for at least go on an trips over Ness BILL NAIT: won't get anyTnore till after the part of the New Year's holidav Years: you might not get beck hOtidd)S weekend. I Were out of regular right now," said Kirby Fite of Fite A T/ __ _M%~___ .__ Tire 2501 AN 730pm IPE Wed HOLY CO . rrki S -q i: m , I,,J tb , MoningWorshiP Run s - ,' Longwood, F Is. Just East at Inferstait R, Burke johnson Minister Keith HUIChtfson Minister a a Many station owners refused In Louisiana and scattered comment on the shortage and sections of the Carolinas, many the effect on their business stations 'cre out of fuel and t,'d A iir if ' uif nt Others expressed skepticism as not expecting dehterIes until ret service stations disclosed to the reality of the gas shor- after New Years Day. the eilsting gasoline supplies tage but indicated they will find But dealers in most other are critically short, Incoming a way to keep in operation. Southeastern states reported a l locations be enough and Others su rted the ad- having enough gasoline lresentment is raging against ininistratioti policy of giving though sortie were finposin9 the Administration's policy of industry the priority on fuel but limits on how much they would dispensing fuel last to the retail had softie reservations. sell. - ,,Church of God Hour" I lqosa m WTRR.. - 1. ,.9ASa m. I SundAy School .. 11:00 a m Morning Worship -_1 --- Evangelistic Sorv, W_ lk ___ , ~ 4 49-1-E-a _______________ __ ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Pastor , ... i. . -. ~ Irate By VAN (;ILMART!N herald Staff Writer v4' 4.4 (( i t lloru,wn 003 W.23nd Street CHURCH 7 (mI CHURCH OF GOD ALL SOULS CATHOLIC 7 )Opn, Of (Jiurels _ . #4' 7 JOm 30p in - Wed Prayer Med ' Are .' 9 ISOm It OOa Evening Wovthp 730pm Fr William Ennii Pastor Sunday School Morning SundaychooI ------ 1100a.m. Wednesd ay Service 3OP U 1'X..,.%,.%'.'.'...V.% 4 r Rev, W R Bennett d • II __ r U1 34O Sanford Ave. un a Service & S . p . SmIlhet-11 Ifi- thmitst * SCIENTIST 000 East Second Street II . . d'U _ Several Dealers 915 II OO rn' Nursery & Kinder ga rten FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST T W -rI11;, L'J 1 -.-_. .-_______-__ . I * . OF GOD CHURCH Cor.171hand Elm Rev E.DonCoit. . Pastor Sunday School 9:304 ML -_ - -- - Pastor Sunday School P .1trist I*(III scit'llcit) c • Evening Worship Wed Prays Service .-. .__ .____.. La S - ,- 1•1_D1!&A _ '-----_ Lyman H, Kirkwood 1 , .6% '. t — i -- (Just Souffio4SR-47p ) 9 I I O ii OOa m 6ISP m Evening Worship AM PrCrMdt ,t)( Evening Worship __,___...I t_ - Adventist Church. AvInu , Altamont e Seventh MUafld . I - I - -— . =;!! day Y!. I -.10" I Pastor 5:30a.m. 945a.m. Services 7 )Op m • 0 Evangelistic 9:31) a M. 11 o0a.m. • A < , 000 ISO Hester Ave. Ph. 3fl.3$ Saturday Services Prayer Service -. UN T M - .,~ V. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THE DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C THE HOPE OF OUR \ .J WrIoneway EveptN I -' : '.% - Assp m - - - 4h'IIw(Ii.st .\ 6-%. 1 Worship Service Wednesday Night 11~ - - - t,---J-- - he i lc~ .. .. For,tt City. Florida G Brian Tart . Pastor Sabbath Schocil a - - Iiit THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Worship Services. _••_ FrIday,Dec.28973 1( !•(',l1i1 I -- ..- - -.- �-- 2A—The Sanford Herald — —....-----'--- - -.-- - -.-'-.- - I --- - —__ _ - --- - .- -. - Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 Wnrld I I1 WV News I *1 i SANLMtINGHAM, Englnnd AP Speculation that Prince tharles and Lady Janes Wellesley are In love has been boosted by his invitation for her to join his family for New Years celebrations. The London Evening Standard, quoting sources, said the prince asked her to visit with the royal family as it spends the holiday at Sandringham House in Norfolk County, northeast of London. The Invitation was confirmed by the royal Court correspondent of the British Press Association. Executive Missing BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Soldiers and police said they have (ailed to turn up any trace of kidnaped West German business executive Thomas Nicdermeyer. Niedermeyce, general manager of a Local plant of the German electronics firm Grtzdig, was seized Thursday night. Authorities centered their search on strongholds of the Irish Republican Army, but security men said the abdu ction could also he the work of : -- . Viet Fighting Flares SAIGON (AP) Fighting has resumed In South Vet. nam's tense border region with Cambodia after more than two weeks of relative calm, the Saigon command says. Major clashes were reported at Bu Bong, 100 miles northeast of Saigon. and at Kien Duc 10 miles to the south. Thirty..eeven Communist troops and nine government soldiers were killed. The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong seek to control .in all-wether su,,.ily road through the area. - Britain appears headed for soaring LONDON (AP) imemployment as a three-day factory work week ordered by the government static the first of the year. 7'h--government goverrunent annotsced that more than one million pert oil hw" fl!!ødv !b !tT registered for unemployment. - Americans Jailed In Turkey Three young Americans have been sentenced to life imprisonment by Turkish courts for snuggling 330 pounds of hashish into Turkey from Syria. They were Identified as Kathryn Anne Zenz, 28, of Lancaster, Wis., JoAnn Marie McDaniel, 29, of Coos Bay, Ore., and Robert Ernest Hubbard, fl. No hometown was given for Hubbard. They and four other American girls were arrested last December and charged with trying to smuggle the drugs in three minibuses. The four girls were aqwtted and have left Turkey. ISTANBUL t'F) - 1 :00fl Hospitalized WASHINGTON (Al') charges of conspiracy, principal figures in the Water. Lirgiary and wiretapping. . .14. gate break-in. E. Howard hunt "I thought Hunt was a victim , -f a miscarriage of Justice," and Bernard L. Barker, will be released from prison next week said his attorney, C. thckernian ., Willuints of New York. ,,The to await the outcome of their appeals . fact that the court released him •,T. The U.S Court of Appeals orwithout b.iil shows the court at . tiered their release Friday and leastrcgardedUiesub.tan.of our arguments as serious' caid it was withholding a deci P .. ion in the case of three other • l)anel Schultz, attorney for '. Watergate conspirators penBarker a other three men ding the outcome of a parole . I Frank A. Sturgis, Virgilio H. hearing Jan. 7 . Gonzalez and Eugenio Martinez "I've been waitin., i year and - said it 'the I good the next few days will seem news we' ve had ma long time. v ery long," Barker's wife, It will hopefully be (olIo'xed by Clara, said at her home in . equally good news on Jan. 7 for Miami, Fla. i just wish he j the o thers. . were out right this minute. i Schultz also said "we would — / wish it were right fl3w." like to read between the lines (A The 4-day New Year's weekthat the decision in releasing uid Is responsible for the dela. y E. HOWARD HUNT he inen pending appeal inin orrying, out the court's o ISL der. Hunt must be brought to The measure went into law skier the Lssues we are raising \Vahiniton from the federal without President Nkon's si• in appeal serious and nn frivo. lJ1L'U in :\l1cIik'd, l-'., and nature. the appeal.s court re- IOIL as Judge Sirica sceineti ø Barker from the prison camp at manded the case to the district think." Eglin AFB near Pensacola, judge In light of the new law. Sirica had sentenced the five Fla. The live men have appealed men, along with James W. Federal emp1oes in- on grounds that Sirica erred in McCord Jr., on NOV. 9. cludmg court personnel and denying their applications to Hunt, a 54-year-old former U.S. marshals were granted withdraw pleas of guilty to CIA agent, received a min. an extra holiday Monday by imum 2'2 years and a $10,000 . — President Nixon, fine. Barker, recruited by Hunt's daughter, Kevin, whv for t,he Democratic party h is vacationing in Florida said "I quarters break-in. was xnHunt ead was absolutely thrilled to hear tenced to a minimum 18 the news. I am so pleased, I 1 ili()flthS. certainly hope my father Will be Hunt changed his plea from _ F %. innocent to guilty last Jan. 11 — - National News Briefs — - ______ '4 - GAINESVILLE, Fla, (AP) — A former Gainesville mayor, a congressman's aide, and forty others have been charged In connection with a football betting operation. The misdemeanor charges were filed Friday by Alachua County State Atty. Gene Whitworth. Police said the gambling operation handled $100,000 worth of bets on football games each weekend. Howard McKinney, mayor of Gainesville In 1964, was charged with six counts of wagering, and Tommy Hicks, on aide to Rep. Don Fuqua, Dfla,, with five counts. Among others charged with placing bets were John Jennings, president of the Sun Bank of Gainesville; Richard Stephens, owner of the Alachua Ambulance Service; former University of Florida football player Harold Seymour and professional golfer Chuck Baslngton. -- -.:. - . • . ap - • i Il — — ______ ...0 ti1 . - . FJ ____ -- ?______ — 1. • -' i _____ _______ — _____ ' —), - — — ______ r I - . -- — -'. __________________________ . It ---,•• - __ iII- 4L r 1. ____ . ______ - . • . -.. _ FOOD BETTER ON OTHER PLATE WITH two you get eggroll - two chopsticks, that is. Premier t.n(X1 cfl• Iai gives his honor giest some very pt'rsorahzec. banquet service during U. S. ,ecretary Henry Kissing:'s most recent visit to Pekin1j. -. Phosphate Mining Bid _____ __ .. -. :., I - ______ _ set him. I knew dult this request was taking place but I had no knowledge it could possibly i' through." In another action, the appeals court orored U.S. District Judgv John J. Sirica to rehear a 'asemwtuchhcrefusedto back the Senate Watergate corninittec's subpoena for five White House tapes and other documents. . Sirica said he lacked jurisdiction and the Congress responid. ed by voting him that auftrity. a er Gr I TAMPA, Fin. (AP) Dr. John D. Ainslie, director of the state mental health Institute In Tampa, has been arrested on charges of sexually molesting an 6-year-old boy, police said. Ainslie, 49, was charged with committing a lewd and lascivious act Christmas Eve while visiting at the home of an acquaintance, police said. He reportedly was booked on the felony charge at the Hillsborough County jail shortly after midnight Thursday, with bond set at $2,500. The parents of the child filed a formal complaint with the Hillsborough Sheriff's office Wednesday. . Nixon L / " - BE-'*NARD BARKER First talker - - f / . 1. 4 - ..i' School Hours Shuffle . -' . • . - .1.0 .. •/ _ = d Nixo ga%the papers to the government in 1969 and began declaring deductions on his led - _______ i Tornillo__ --- !W 7 . ________ ___ the docu*ients at $,S7,00O. - — Restrictions placed on tie paWASHINGTON (AP) - The readyagred tohe*th1iami Ocberl972andrWed that the pers by Nixon prevent anyone Supreme Court has been asked heralds :tppeai , i f a FIoriia law abridged the constitutional (ruin seeing them without his to vacate the appeal of a Flori- Supreme Court ruling. guarantee of free press. permission except personnel of da law requiring newspapers to Tornillo filed suit against the PRESIDENT NIXONCA'JW But the Florida Supreme the National Archives who are LL4WL GAVE DADL'PV grant right of reply to political newspaper after it denied him Court upheld the right to reply cataloging and processing ...Cialmed $482,000 deduction candidates who are criticized space to reply to two editorials law and in October refused a them. editorially. that appeared when he was a Herald request for a rehearing. The complaint filed Friday Nixon made the gift was not papers Richard M. Nixon put.: A brief filed by lawyers for candidate for the state legislaThe Herald appealed to the contends that most of the pa- properly executed, ported to give to it and to which: Pat L Tornillo Jr. also asked lure. Supreme Court, claiming the pets were government property "The United States already he purported to restrict ac: the court to affirm the 1913 law. A circut court in Dade Coun. law "represents a severe re- anyway and the deed by which owned all or almost all of the cess," the complaint said. The Supreme Court has al- ty dismissed his complaint in straint upon the exercise of journalistic discretion by put. ting the government in the edi.__________ - - -- 01. ArIA - Massive Layoffs Hit 86,000 GM Workers The Herald has " appealed the law on the grounds that it Sk Gas Tax Breaks Pushed Astronauts Pledge C Best InformationOn His Comet' ORLANDO, Fla, (AP) - A solution to the nation's energy problems, says Sen. Barry Goldwater, It-Ariz., is to give oil companies sufficient tax incentive to "go out and look for oil and gas." Goldwater told The Orlandc, Sentinel Friday, "We've got to get back to encouraging oil and gas exploration, which we haven't done in 40 years. "We should give oil companies a 40 to SO per cent depletion allowance or even a cc nplete tax write off In the event of failure." Here with his wife visiting their daughter and son-inlaw, Goldwater said In an int erview he was as confused about the energy crisis as most Americans, adding, "It's impossible in Washington to get two answers which are the same, "We told by one group the nation is short 8 million barrels a day. Another group tells us it's 5 million. Another says we don't have a crisis." But Goldwater said he thought ,tmericans would persevere the energy crunch, predicting that voluntary reduction in energy consumption would avoid nationwide gaioline rationing. yl a b vague that no editor can be DETROIT tAP) General Richard C. Gerstcnberg, certain of its meaning." SPACE CENTER, Houston space walk in five days to pho- new cornet, it could JIve Motors, citing a slump in car chairman of the corporation, (AP) The Skylab 3 astrn- togroph the cornet. They Tornillos brief, filed Wednessales, hat announced plans to said the lay oils are necessary day, countered that "right of riauL, have promised the dis- to leave their orbiting lab were some information not only for a about comets but also about the: lay off about 38,000 workers in- because plants have been work- reply legislation - like obscen- coverer of the comet Kohoutek 44)our excursion. William R. origin of the solar system." definitely and 48,000 workers lug nearly at capacity but sales ty lcglslation - is an appro- they will gather every scrap of Pogue is to stay Inside to COil. Your observations are very for up to 10 days. of new cars have declined d.a. plate exercise of the state information they can about the trol the space station, valuable," Kohoutek said, not. GM said on Friday It wi ll matically. lice power." space wanderer. Kohoutek, an astronomer lag they are the "first human eliminate a second shift on Jan. He repeated his estimate that "We'll do our best. We know with the hamburg Observatory beings Trni1io noted the widespread to study a cornet from 21 at five of 25 assembly plants 1974 new-car seles will be down newspaper support of the Her. how much it means," corn- in Germany, discovered the outer space." and at two others a week later 12 per cent from 1913 record aid's position and said there mander Gerald P. Carr said In comet accidentally last March, Gibson, a solar physicist, told It and will adjust assembly oper- levels and said Lay oils would was "bogus quality to much of a radio conversation Friday It was beyond the orbit of Jupi- Kohoutek his early discovery of ations elsewhere, bring production into line with the newspaper clamor on the with astronomer Lubos Kohou. ter at the time, headed for a the comet provided "time tol The temporary lay offs, be- the sales outlook, tek. subject of right-to-reply legisla loop around the sun. muster the troops" for an tinginning Jan. 7, involve thce lion The Czech-born Kohoutek lie visited mission control precedented study. The launch 1 sevtn plan ts and three others. "The retail sales of passenger ••m fact Is tiat tie print told the astronau ts their fin- F'rday for an 11-minute dis- of Skylab 3 was delayed to give cars have been adversely a!The Indefinite lay oils will in tins been somewhat two. dings about the comet could cussion with the astronauts, ted by the Arab the astronauts maximum obidle nine per cent of the auto idle oil embargo laced on the subject of the con- give scientists new clues to the "It's very probably a new servation of the comet. giant's 4,000 hourly produc- and uncertainty regardingthe stitutionality of government creation of the solar system. comet, one which has never Earlier Friday, with the as. tion workers in the United continued availability of fuel, Carr and Edward G. Gibson been around the sun before," (rc*aut.s hallway through their Ieg1ation in aid of a free Gerstenberg said. States. Press," the brief said, today scheduled the second Kohoutek told them. "If it is a 844ay mission, the comet made Its closest approach to the sun, 13.2 million miles. It then head. cktoward fringe othe solar system where It started its journey toward the sun two mnhlllonyearSago r •. .. When Gibson made the first comet observation after the - 1By THE ASSOCIATED 3,7U orkerii furloughed Hf approach,, he reported: Airlines that contemplated during the last two nmft. "ft's exceptionally bright now. . 'I ct tbacks in service and more American Airlinee said there The tall appears to have fanned c,npIoe 1auffs next year say will be nochangein plans out more I also can see some iv . ,'. their plans will be unaffected by release 2,300 employes within evidence of a tail or some . a government policy reversal the next four weeks, raising the emission going off .. . . to the right, aflowing them more fuel sup- :wiikr of its orkcrs aid off hich 1 believe Is the sunward ... plies, since Nov. 1 to 3100. direction." On Friday, some major airAmerican aIsoajd it will "You are the only people who ,1. ' - hints announced they would fur. have 861 daily flights, corn, can see the comet by eye now," tier limit their operations — pared to the 1,100 that took io Kohoutek said. The nearness to only one day after the govern- the air Nov. 1. the sun made it impossible to W inent said they could receive 95 Pan American World Air- view the comet from earth at I per cent of the fuel they re- ways said Its announced 10 per this time, but th —. is should be ceived in 1972, t,"• cent reduction in the number of posib1e at twilight starting: flights is still envisioned, 11 1) 2 - : ,. .• ' The -. government had United Air Ins Preslden' ,, , ' Unginahi) suggested muting Edward E Carlson said that ef . . . L,_: -. •t:' the suppl1esto per cent oi last fecitive Jan. 3,198 nights will be I a 7-01 year's fuel I i ii rin.ite.1 and furl' j h t ir' ir Trans World Airlines said lse gli,cn to 300 pilots and 6, Friday ; DOME IS home for Steve and Janet Bondehd of Bothell, Wash. flight attendants as annottneed , , next year will forcie layoffs of earlier, but Sheathed in 7,200 cedar shakes, the goedesic structure has two levels. ' , f "i i any further changes -7 a cost is $12000 planned, bringing the total to flhitht schedules are drawn - - Candor Ends For Nixon SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) President Nixon apparently has decided to limit the scope of future "Operation Candor" disclosures. lkputy Press Secretary Gerald L Warren said on Friday that presidential aideMelvin R. Laird "accurately reflected the attitude of thesenlor staff." Laird told a Washington news conference that documents would be made public dealing with Nixon's role In the 11? antitrust case ad political contributions by milk producers. But Laird did not mention disclosures promised earlier by the White House concerning the Watergate cover-up and the work of Nixon's special investigations unit known as the plumbers. - Envoy Complains - UNITE!) NATI03, N.Y. iATh — Ainhassad'r Medoune Fall of the African country of Senegal has complained that he was late to a meeting at the United Nations because a policeman ordered a gas&ine station mil to service his car. He told the committee on United States-U.N. relations that the -ihcernan tr!d tu chauffeur African 'rtv shouldgoto the Arab countries tu get their gas. Fall said he took a taxi to reach the meeting Friday and said his cf'.u.tfeur returned to the tticn !ater, after the policeman had left, and was served. &negal, like many black African countries, has aided ith the !r.ihs in the Mit!1e Ea cnflV! The Arabs have banned all oil shipments to Li United Slates .çip of TI S su pport for Israel. FPL Strike Continuing MIAMI (AP) A 59-day-old strike by electrical workers againt the Florida Power & Light Co. appears destined for a still longer duration. Officials of the International Brotherhood of ELETRICAL Workers made thit glum prediction Friday following the union's rejection of latest company contract proposals. About 4,500 IBEW members have been off the Job during the vandalism-marked work stoppage. Negotiators for both aides said disagreement over the fate of 89 union members accused by FP&L of vandalism and violence during the strike Is the major stumbling block to it settlement. The union vote to reject FP&L's latest offers was 2,0601,060. The huge utility services 36 counties in Central and South Florida. - - Airline Cutbacks Stay DespiteMo - e Ii .,, .- -. - - - -- - - , _. -. -., -, - .. . . -. - .,- ... .. - .. - - - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Education Commissioner Floyd Christian thinks Florida public school students will be willing to burn some predawn oil when the nation returns to daylight savings time a week from Sunday. Acknowledging that Juggling day and night poses problems for working parents, Christian proposed Friday that schools start classes later but open earlier, "It Is my guess that it the school library or media center, Is open and available in the morning and with teachers on hand those students who must be transported early will be pleased to have the additional time for doing their homework, for catching up, or for getting ahead," he said. Christian commented In response to a letter from Rep. Pat Thomas, D-Qulncy, who asked what could be done to protect children sent off to school before dawn. "The school systems of North Florida will be subjecting cruel punishment to small children vi no will be called upon to stand by the roadside In the cold darkness of early dawn," Thomas said. - . Right To ReplyAppealDismissol re •. : rF ' the public are invalid and asks U.S. district court to order them Sought By Ex-Candidate . ers Peek a - - Impeach Bid Time Here: ABA Chief TAMPA, Flu. (AP) The president of the American Bar Association says President Nixon should be impeached to end "the political never-never land where citizens suspect the mo. lives of the president," Chesterfield Smith of Bartow, Ha., said Friday he had be. come "reluctantly convinced" that impeachment would provide "the only due process fo. rum in which the issue can be unicluded." "It is now in the best interests of the nation that the right to the presidency of Richard Nixon be decided in Congress through the impeachment process," he and. Smith said Nixon should leave office before his term ex. pirc-.c only s a resufl u( the constitutional Impeachment process. lie emphasized that his views were his own and that he was not speaking on behalf of the bar association, "Watergate and other sordid events surrounding the presi- - Onassis Suit Dropped - ANAPOL!S,Md. (API —A portrait of Spiro T. Agnew, f(rmer of Maryland and former vice president, has 'x-en hung without fanfare in the statc capitol here. The large, dark l palming was hung during the Christmas holiday period with little of the public ceremcy usually accompanying such events. U. Coy. U!air Lee 111 zi!d the MOW picture of A2new in a serinu mood was huni: in an informal ceremony. Agnew served as governor of Maryland from lfG7 to rcig( as vjicc presint this fall after plez ding no ccitest to a federal income tax diart'. ,: ' NEW YORK (AP) .' •_,,. - -. ______ - . MAN OV •• - a ER Estimated •' 0 __________ - A suft filed against Aristotle )iaasla for nonpayment of legal fees has been dropped by lawyers for his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassla. The firm of Paul, Wel&', Rhlkind, Wharton & Garrison sued Onasals on Dec. 20 for legal fees and coats rising from a 1972 suit Mrs. (iassis 'rought against Ron Galella. The suit demanded that Galella, a photographer, stay at least 150 feet away from her and Caroline and John, children ft'om her marriage to the late President John F. Kennedy. ____ rn • •. TrJ ,,, ,,,,,,,, ----- - WE FILL MORE PRE 1 !I V1 I ThIs allows us to sell consistently for less Volume keeps our drugs fresh too • PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY SUNDAY 10 OtND1'tY1I TINY CAMERA THAT TAKES n r, C mu - - - ..... ... -' KODAK 30 ' POCKET CAMERA U _ I _-, t a\ PHoTO OFar FILM KODAK PRINTS FILM -' - 1r . .::::::::::: .......... .... .... .... ........ ..... .... .. ... Got an .,'.o _.' i. Wh.ø y..w p.,I .4 •" .,.. ,.U.4 1.1., ..... .. .. .: 1 f,IM .a pi.Ws hy tw* •lIs .4 bIo ,pid vlspid U / : : 88 REG . I v, yowl 4 :-: "--. / I .d.,.ir bl ') L ' .,4 .,ii., c.• ______________ - or PROTEIN 21 State Welfare Could Double In Next Year tALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Endsley said the three proFlorida welfare officials cx- grains will phase out state conpect a change in eligibility re- trol Tuesday and save Florida 9UL1 tIItJaI. W UUuUt WV IUU,J.j i_::, y;.. Medicaid rolls next year at a cost of about $8 million. Douglas Endsley, Family Services director, said Friday that changed requirements In the program to provide medical care to low income persons begins on New Year's Day. "It's going to wind up costing the state about $7 million or $8 million inure," tie said. ''In TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Tampa terms of savings it's not a very police confirmed Friday they good deal, but In terms of serv. are investigating a rash of area ice to people in the Medicaid flirn-flwn schemes, Including program it's very good." one that alleged' netted the Endsley said the doubling of Medicaid rolls, from the con artist $100,. Capt. G.E. B1ackshe,r said present 9tODQ persons to an an. ticipated 200,000, Is the result of the $100,000 scheme might be tet1 to a Dcc, 13 flimflam federal action relaxing in which $42,000 was taken from eligibility rules for the Clifford Bennett May, 36. program. that In alleged scheme, police 1k said the federal governarrested Eugene "Bud" Engle, irient loosened its definition of e disability, allowing perhaps 50,. 41, of Cincinnati after May rePortetib' told police he had lost 000 000partially handicapped per. sons into the program, and also $42,000 and his car when he became involved in a process that raised Income ceilings, could determine If printed monThe change In Medicaid re- iuirerncnls Is accompanied by ey was "antique". Blackshear said that after a Social Security Adminis. Engle's arrest, police received (ration takeover of the state's i information concerning various welfare payments to old, blind ton i.aiiw efforts. and disabled person.. On. such scheme, he said, in-valved the loss of $100,000. The name of the victim In the alleged scheme was not released since there has been no co mplaint filed. "We have no reason not to believe it," Blackshear said. S S S I DIAMOND 4 LB. I I I S S S I S I BOTTLE OF 100 5 GRAIN ASPIRIN - SURE S t','IIO'.I S I I REG. I • I U I S P ir "' . Winter I'ark Sertoriia Club Antique Show aad Sale for benefit retarded children, EjsLsltion Park, Orlando. hours 1-10 p.m. and Sunday, 1A pin. ~ (JI,' auftir Fault) -- -. .,.*.*.,. Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The S a nford Herald, ,s00 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fla. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. 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Jun. 2.5 Titusville Antique and Collectors Shou-Sale, Searsto%4 11 Iall, Titusville. 39 go C U S I S S I I BLACK&DECKER SINGLE BLADE ELEC BIACK& Irfa1Ibad I REG. 29C Calendar DEC. 31 The German American Society is holding a gala New Years Eve Party, at 8:00 p.m. at the German American Society Clubhouse, 381 Orange lane, Casselberry. 123 sense me I IIMIT OM DEODORANT 9 53C SCENTED OR UN SCENTED 6 OZ. I REG. IN11 EPSOMSALT S 03 REG. 1.89 OM Tampa Seminole S HEAD & SHOULDERS LIMIT 7 OZ,SHAMPOO Flim-Flam Opera tions Hi t REG. 1,39 1301 REGULAR UdSCENTED A'r) FXTRAHOLOiII'.lI 1 HAIR SPRAY - - Agnew Picture Hung dential election of 1972 have emphasized that all federal law enforcement agencies must be depoliticized If they are to fully regain public acceptance," Smith told the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce. "A half-dozen trucks should be backed up to the White House and all evidence moved to the Capitol and laid out for all to see before a conclusive determination of either guilt or innocence of President Nixon is reached." A month ago, Smith said a swift decision on impeachment proceedings would benefit both Nixon and the American people by clearinj,, the air. m not saying he should be "I' impeached," Smith said then at au ABA pre-convention session in San Francisco. "But the House of Representatives should give the President a public opportunity to lay out all the evidence to show why he should be acquitted of the in. nuendoes speculation and charges made against him." I, - their trial. The four hlianii men did the same four days later. At the time, Sirica interA rugated the men closdy about WASHINGTON (AP) whether their pleas had been Freedom of Information suit induced by anyone. He received filed Frday seeks to force the government to make public the negative replies. Sirica vice presidential papers for poseii pro.isionnl which Presidert Nixon has sentences of 40 years or more, claimed $482,000 In tax (kordered a study of the men tunis. while they were in prison. and The suit by Ralph Nader's Implied cooperation wi th senate committee and grand Tax Reform Research Group jury would result in lighter sen. claims that restrictions which )''"¼! TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -A Florida phosphate official says the Industry would willingly follow stringent rules if officials would allow phosphate mining In Hillsborough County. James I. Cox, vice president of International Minerals and Chemical Corp., Lake'tnd, said the Florida Phoiphate Council has mounted a campaign to persuade officials to develop laws Instead of rejecting. mining. Hillsborough County commissioners have forbidden phosphate mining. Cox said the Industry expects to find about 200 million tons of ptiosphat? in the county. State Official Arrested : :: _____ ~ . - Seeks oup - i Florida News Briefs Gambling Raid Goes -- . It SEOUL South Korea (AP) The foreign ministry sold today that Lee Hu-rak. the ousted head of the powerful Korean Central Intelligence Agency, has gone to Britain for medical treatment. A spokesmen said lee would be In Britain for two or three weeks because of his long-suffering heart trouble. A statement was not clear on whether the former secret polic' chief would return to South Korea. Lee was removed from his post Dec. 3 when President Park Chung-Hee reshuffled his cabinet. L _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______ Britain Employment Down '1 Hunt, barker Due Release From Jail - Love Story . t U Briefs Sunday Dec. 30, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald To Await Appeal Outcome 33 "c - i) , %'*'*' :::: DIAPER REG S1 29 C . 99 �- ----- ---- -- - - - - The Sanford Herald 4A- Welcome To - 'O Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 Good _* , f14410_._1 ..,-c, f~ - - Office Public Luck To Among other things, the New Year will usher in a different political complexion for most of Seminole County's seven municipalities. Newest Politicians will benefit from the experience it returned to the council, and the new outlook that Glascock will give. Councilmen-elect June Lormann and Donald Schreiner will join the Longwood City Council with Councilman E.E. Williamson, who won a To the elected and re-elected, we offer our congratulations and hopes that each of perform your duties to th e best of your abilities. 11ift& sweeping return to office. To these newly elected and re-elected of ficials, and to the other incumbent officeholders, The Herald extends its congratulations, and pledges to report accurately to the public all news generated by each of the governing bodies. Lake Mary, Seminole's newest city, Mayor Margie Hess will work with Cou ncilmen Louis Blankenship, Virginia Mercer, DeLores Lash, John Norden and Harry Terry. task of these elected officials is doubly difficult-to guide a new city while trying themselves to become familiar with politics. We wish the best for Lake Mary and its new city The Officials. In Sanford a familiar face returns to the city commission. Julian Stenstrom, with his years of valuable experience and understanding Sanford's problems, certainly will benefit the city. Honeymooning Royalty Stirs Latins COPEEY NEWS SERVICE divine, divine," swooned the The rich were just as agog as during two and a days young girls as the smiling but the pow, and the very cream of Bogota, followed by a 40-minute BOGOTA, Colombia-.Cnce pale consort eluded their grasp. society waited long hours in tour of Medellin, 2977 miles upon a time there was a prin. The princess, too. was banquet halls and colonial away, and a hurried 20-minute cess who desired to spend her besieged by all matter of mansionj to be presented to the climb over the Spanish ramhoneymoon in South America. persons. foreign princess. She could not parts of Cartagena on the Since the South Americans "Her highness does not sign meet everyone, of course, Caribbean coast, where only have no royalty of their own, autographs," said an angry though she certainly tried. The mad dogs and Englisunen except for beauty queens, they court detective, pushing aside a "informal" visit to Colombia would venture forth in the were rnost anxious to please the determbedColombian peasant. included 18 different events noond.y SUfl freiiu princess, ii' fflS4 was spited on Lavish balls and splendid banquets. Alas, the the handsome consort was striken with the dread "Incas' revenge," and 11111111111111 Z> III not all the patent medicines in _________________________________ Raw~ ____________________________________ south America could put him __________ tight again. Nevertheless, the / / ./ [incessdutifuIl}' v isited all flue 1 I pre-Columbi.n monuments and colonial museums In the land. The princess was not really on a honeymoon, explained her ---. HOME court scribe, but had come o NERS "work" to insure the friendship I of these foreign states,Ecuath,r and Colombia. DS1 forget , they possess that most precious of ,''" "easures-petroleum. if by magic, the y mention of the princess' name 1#1ITv "~__i I / cast u spell upon the chanceries i ii' V of Ecuador and Columbia, and L -c----ii the richest and most beautiful ii were commanded to rehearse u the proper protocol. The princess and her husband are "simple folk," it was said, but ______ not since the visit of that commoner Charles de Gaulle MOO. had so much pomp and dr. _________________ curnstance been observed in either country. ____________ The peasantry was allowed to 4 ","; watch from a distance while 11, their highnesses danced in the I. streets of Quito, and there were always crowds waiting for a COPkYN' glimpse of the coule in Bogota as they moved from museum to palace, banquetand ball. "He's 'Stop grabbing all the covers !' We wish the best ehct Cal DeVoney. for Floyd and councilman- PW //J/i' - new mayor and three new councilmen will take office. Mayor-elect Roy E. McClainwillt.akeoffice with councilmenelect Irwin Hunter, David Outlaw, and Irene Van Ecopel. With Winter Springs expanding as fast as it is, these new officeholders will certainly need the community's understanding and help. In Winter Springs, a Casselberry returned Mayor Bill Grier, Councilmen John Zacco, Edi th Duerr and elected for the rt time Councilman Charles teiascoci. Csselberry, beset by growing pangs unlike those in other Seminole municipalities, certainly - - --a---__-. ___________ _________ ____________ _____ _______________ X ht' hnforbNpralb li % TELEPHONE 322 7611 30ON FRENCH AVE.. 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA, 32771 JCHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller CHARLES HAYS Mectvjnicas Supt CHRIS NELSON Ma gazine Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5sc Week $11 706 Months in Florida FP! 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"os 4° U S Postau Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered as s.'cond class matter August 22. 1908 at the, Post Of I ice of Sanford, Florida 37771 Nopartof any material, news or advertising ot thi s edition of The Sanford Herald may be repr oduced in any mrrnér without wrtten permission of the pubisher of The Herald An y individual or firm responsible for such rerroduCtion Will be considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily and Sundays except Saturday The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled Ci'($uS'viy tO the uSC lot tCprOduCfiOfl of all thelocal ne*s pr.nted in th'i, r*5p.4per RIO DE JANEIRO-Bi-azil may be as firmly and-Communist as any nation in Latin America, but that has not kept Brazilians from doing profitable business with Communist countries, For example. Brazil recently worked out an urrduigenient with Poland under which the Poles will shlpllrazila total of4 million tnetric tons of coal over the next six years. Brazil recenity staged its first trade fair in Moscow, to show the Soviets what It has to offer in the way of manufactured and seminianulactured goods. The meetini between Brazil's planning minister, Joao Paulo dos Reis Velloso, and the Soviet Union's foreign commerce minister, Nicolal PatoHchev, and their discussion of the need to increase trade between the two countries was well reported here. Brazil has had diplomatic relations with Russia for 12 years. With China, the situation is dii. fererit but busircss is good. Brazil does not have diplomatic ties with Communist China but, recent estimates indicate, direct '.r W,-W-_ftT Longwoota ?.nn P,t,' Black Community P.rva HA Vi in' ç , Lake Monroe 3722611 Geneva . Ovsdo Slivia 1.th(. ,- Ositta Mrs. Clarence Snydet 722 Chutuota Liza Baker Winter Springs Nancy Booth 327 6735 AilamonfeSprings E Nthois 838 w1f = Ray Crorri fey The other face of Arab unity i' '" - Caseibeur Fern Par' Tjngi.*ood. F. Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook _________ R& wAshnN;ToN NEA r:::. I" 'I hiS may sound today like an absurd task for Secretary of State henry Kissinger. I"or Arab cooperation of late ha',, r'uItu'd In itft' wtr'b'uun cuitoff. one of history s most ffe'c' live bo'cotts. there is another aspect to unity not yet explored, few oil-rich Arab Mates can act vigorously and firmly worldwide only because they have small populations, limited needs and more petroleum revenues than they can profitably spend. B k other Arab lands have suieahlt' popula' flons, a great deal of poverty, a twavy need for industrial and agricultural equipment and oveu'aIL t e chnical luuowhuw but Iittk' oil. The over-all result, therefore, is that a few states have t:iv:'b amount t'i spend on Ruiari ar mat'riak and on stisiding guerilla uwvenwnts They have no need what soever for Incceasi ng their production of petroleum In fact, war or no war, shortage or no shortage, it is to their present intereM to save more of their oil for the future. For when their wells run dry, their rich lan-is will have nothing, or very little. By contrast, neighboring Iran (not part of the \'d: Deltonó Dery Enterprise Edwards 668 Brazilian sugar sales to the People's Republic in 1973 totaled 300()0 metric tons and ever, more was channeled there through brokers and intermediaries. Brazil is now the world's biggest producer of cane sugar and has been selling It to any country in the market. Brazil is one of those relatively few niajor nations that has chosen to maintain its relations with Nationalist China and nevertheless has been able to do business with the Communist government on the mainland, None of this should be miscon. stnied as indicating any ideological indecision on the part of the Braiilian revolutionary governinent. After all, the regime had its genesis in the anti-Communist revolution of March, 1964, In which the armed forces overthrew the civilian administration of President Joao Goulart, Goulart, it will be recalled, was Brazil's leftist multimillionaire vice president who had to be brought home from a trip to China In 1961 when President Janlo Quadros suddenly resigned and left the position open. As recently as Nov. 27, the ' - Bear Lake Forest City Grace Spinks 831 8b62 ___________________ - -= What kind of president makes a man? To Spiro %A.SIlIN(;ToN(NEA) The turmoil over the sLiCCt'5,iVt' Johnson and Nixon presidencies, with long war and ugly Watergate the troubling Issues, has led some thoughtful Xinericans to wonder alou about Finding better ways for gauging the qualities of men who seek tin' office. The subject of presidential qualifications was high on the agenda at the Columbia University American Assembly's timely session on "Choosing the President, just concluded, The seminar was supervised by scholar James David Bar' her, who this year caught much attention with his book on "The Presidential Character." Yet in the end, though the meeting was joined in by a distinguished hand of intensely interested scholars and public officials, the group shied away from any significant final pronouncement dealing with the complex matter of presidential prospect's personal makeup and moral character. 'rue assembly's final report did say, negatively, that our present ways of choosing over'stress "name familiarity, manufactured charisma, access to large financial resources, and premature calculations of elt'ctability." Then, in an obvious withdrawal from the harder chore, the approved report added. We (10 not suggest as an alternative any comprehensive list of qualifications for the presidenc'." It threw upon "candidate'proposers' the burden of arguuru ftillv tin' c;i'.u' for th' Iitt'', ,if tin' man of their choice. Such argunit'nt, it stiil, 'hiuId go to the facts of his political 4, and administrative experience - if any. The document said that at minimum the layout of facts on acandidate should offer oroolsol his"dcvotion to the rule of law, talent and desire' for political negotiation, and a cat)acitv to seek the truth, to articulare it effectively to the public, kind to keep his word." by Jack Anderson trn?rd F fit rv SfldI(e. iso airlines." A listing of the WASHINGTON priority phone numbers of 11 Although former Vice Presi Spiro Agnew has been major airlines is thoughtfully dent sentenced as a criminal tax provided. "AMTRAK travelers," cheat, he still has enough bump less celebrated adds the McFall memo, may clout to assistance" by "receive passengers from their airline also calling special fl4mbers. He still travels with a McFall happens to be Secret Service escort. With .f chairman o the Transporta n bod)guards runing In tion Appropriations subcom (erference, he barged ahead mince, which controls the of other passengers waiting pursestrings for airlines and in line at New York City's railroads. A spokesman for Brazilian armed forces, who have been running the country almost a decade now, reaffirmed their antiCommunist stance. That day, on the annual obsex-vance of the bloody suppression of the Communist revolt of 1935 by the Getulio Vargas government, Brazil's army minister, Gen. Orlando Getsel, declared anew that "in total solidarity with our brothers who were mowed down in the line of duty, we maintain our rejection of atheistic communism, and stand firm in the intention of continuing the democratic ideals of our people." But despite what might appear to be outdated ideological rigidity, Brazil's efforts to get along with every nation seem to be paying off. As Foreign Minister Mario Gibson Barbosa has said, "Our policy is to work together toward development and our diplomacy is carried out so as to broaden our contacts with all areas to benefit our progress and the progress of humanity," Whatever it is, it seems to work. Estimates are that Brazil's gross national product for 1973 is up 10 per cent over 1972, one of the highest growth rates In the world. LaGuardia airport for the 4 him conceded that "it's only p.m. Eastern shuttle flight to because of the committee' Washington on December 6 Ile coutfi ;ck fr u A niong the displaced pa' help.' sengers were two Senate aides, Charles Bangert and The request for Cong res. Gerald Itellerman, who had sional priority went Out to been working all day on the both the Air Transport Asso energy crisis. ciation and to AMTRAK. After Agnew had been Althou,h the memo asserts comfortably seated with his that both "indicated they will Secret Service protectors do all they can to assist Mem' alongside him, there was Mill bers under these difficult cir one empty seat. The passen cumslance" spokesman for ger ahead of Bangert and, both AlA and AMTRAK said Hellerman was offered the the special telephone numspace. "No thanks," replied bers will provide the con the ruffled traveler. "I gressmen a hearing but not wouldn't ride on the same necessarily a seat air p lane with that man PLAYING POLITICS: The The bumped passengers Nixon Administra'ion has -.1 were obliged been playing quiet politics minutes for a second shuttle with the $2.2 billion arms plane. shipments to Israel. Rush orders of rockets, An Eastern Airlines spokesman told us that shells, bombs and bullets w' ._ r'U) I ..._:, l*9 I .1 f'Ifl. '% t were flown to the Middle treatment at the request thc Secret Service. A Secret East. The remaining $1.2 Service spokesman said the billion worth of military agents had made the request hardware, most of it heavy "to facilitate his Security." and bulky. will be deliver ed Our repeated calls toAgnews by ship probably alter the first of the year. office brought no response. Competent sources have Footnote: Eastern Airlines also gave favored treatment told us that the timing of the recently to President Nixon's deliveries may depend upon friend Bebe Rebozo. Colum- the flexibility of the Israeli government in the Middle fist Maxine Cheshire re ported that a passenger East negotiations. The Pentagon, meanwhile. aboard a Miami-to-Washington airliner was persuaded to has indicated it may ask for give up her first-class seat $3 billion to make up for the and move back into the coach $2.2 billion in armaments sent Israel. contending that the compartment in order to provide Rebozo with acomforta- replacements will be more ble seat. Rebozo was also costly than the original pro delivered to the door of the Curement. This argument, however, plane in a limousine, with on Eastern official carrying his doesn't allow for depreciation. In other words, the Pen bags. tagon is using the Middle East crisis to replace old PRIVILEGED I'ASSEN equipment with new. GERS. Ex-Vic President Spiro Agnew isn't the only The Pentagon isalsote'Iling bigwig, apparently, who gets Congress that the airlift to speciai travel privileges. Israel demonstrated that the While lesser Americans are United States needs more scrambling for reservations giant cargo planes. The big during the holidays, their ifficulty with the airlift. Rest d congresnwn will get favored say our sources, es was not the treatment, lack of planes but the refusal On December 10. Rep. John cf C'eece, Spain and Turkey McFa)l, DCalIf. the house to allow the plant's to use Democratic whip, sent a U.S. bases inthose'countries memo to his colleagues tellFootno:,' Our sources also ing of "special arrange report that the White House is ments" to assist them with making quiet appeals for their travel plans during the Jewish support on Watergate, "adjournment period and the citing President Nixon's arms Christmas holidays." aid to Israel. Some Jewish Cinfides the memo "Mem. congresmt'r1 a' v conIirm'd hers experiencing difficulties to us that delegations of rabin securing desired t'eserva his have called on them to tions may receive assistance ease their pressure on the by calling the congressional President over the Watergate desks of the cooperating scandals. P 11 -,.-, funds in economic and educational improvements. Hut now suppose the Arab Muddle East and North Africa were one land, bringinF together the rich nations and the poor, the large populations and the small. There would then he heavy pre'.sure on the Arabs to use all of the oil tunds "and more" (or the development of their backward economies. The pressure of their populations would most likely induce them to install modern factories, encourage small industry, build modern farms throughout the Middle East and North Africa. They could irrigate sizeable portions of the unclaimed ui' u"rt The' would become Itoh strong in that they could tford to iJuciie lair pi'oplt', give jobs to the ,nillutm or S41 Palest inian refugees now living in squalor and to their own unemployed - and play an active role in the comusiunity of nations. This is not to argue whether the Arabs or the Israelis are right in the war which has gone on for several decades now. There is right enough and wrong enough on both sides. But no matter, A strong and propserous unified Arab nation in the Middle East and Africa could be a force for peace and stability It would most probably he indepcndei1t of the Russians ts it is most assuredl) riot now), and might even grow accustomed to the existence of a Jewish state in the i'rea. There would be room here too, frr Israeli ifl(lU5(flfll and agru'uItura1 experti'e in 5nflli type of Point 4 progran.. For I -r.u'l too u:uid profit from a nt'iglihor iu• dustrially and agriculturally more advanced than the Arab Mates are today. In any event Israel must do wmethilnR. That nation cannot afford these rvpate4 mobilizations which drain manpower from man-short farms and facto' ries and these dramatic but extremely costly war. t''!'•'r?'1 TPirhtr &5.s\ - -.=- - While this may sound like something less than a total ducking of the issue, the fact is that in the two or three As' sembly panels I monitored in the session, )articipants Showed a deep reluctance to get into the kind apersenaiity traits and strains of morality which came to sharp center locus in the last two presidencies. Erwin Hargrove of the Urban Institute, much- praised author of one of the preliminary studies which bore the subtitle of "What Manner of Man", plunged into this tricky topic for li' than a fifth of hi 2.5pagt' essay. Barber's introduction to the backup papers naturally gave the issue attention, since it is clearly one of his chief con' cerns in surveying me presidency. Again. however, the participants in this as4.'mbly - while in the very act of lauding the Barber and Hargrove efforts declined to follow their lead. Though one (iiSCuSSiOfl leader managed in part to force their hand, the fairer, fuller thing to say, (and the final report shows it) is that the panelists v,. .'".a,le,l '. -116 ,,"a,...,,,. 0' !flr.".'n.,is.'fl ,.n.'•a ' Next Japan Emerges From - - .-- ---- ------------- Suuid', UUc. iu, in - - ,,'. . Jungle Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 1990. The new free enterprise slow its growth from the cent growth and nearly 100 lives to save. Companies or result is that the quality of (LENS) per cent inflation. The gener' individuals who 'invest can the service offered on the in The Brazilians do school of Brazilian econo- heady rate of today. not seem to have heard about mists likes topoint out that Many investo have not als promptly handed over the claim large tax refunds In' ternal airlines is almost unrivalled uiiywIIvFv UI the the world's crisis. Summer the countrys economicvet awakened to the running of the economy to a uiviauais wno put ineu has just begun, and on the profile closely matches that L'razilian miracle, but the young generation of tech- money in a unit trust for at world. white sands of Rio de Janeiro of Japan 10 years ago. But usual smart boys have. Last nocrats, merely instructing least two years need pay only One Brazilian in three is the peace is only broken by Brazil has one asset than year, the Japanese invested them to get growth and cut IS per cent income tax. self-employed and many of the waves breaking and the even Japan lacks~ a su f 17 times more money titan the inflation. Brazilian ministers Regular devaluations. The them are building up their shoutsofthecold-drinksales' indigenous raw materiais,in British inflrazilanJthisyear do not have to worry their Brazilians have made sure, businesses. Brazil is a land men. eluding substantial oil the multiple will be even heads about opinion polls or since l964, that the cruzeirois where fortunes can still be In Sao Paulo, the ChicagO reserves (though as yet two- higher. Ver recently, the parliamentary debates. and kept cheap by devaluing made. Taxation is low, and Arabs have begun to unload since they do not have to run roughly once every 40 days monetary correction ensures of Brazil, eight-lane high- thirds of its oil is imported). ways are still packed with part of their overflowing the economy to fit an election under a crawling peg system. that companies get a good Because the world's densest traffic. of the distortions treasuries into Brazil, which timetable, they can actually Manufactured exports have return on their capital. Downtown, endless streams of Mercator projections on is one rea son why Brazil has effect a l ong- run economic roared ahead and account for woild maps, few people real' le Economists say that Brazil of brightly colored cars flow ss reason to (ear the oil strategy. ilt± that Brazil is bigger than about 30 per cent of total has been able to rely on a on unchecked, as though oil United crisis than most. Domestic stability. The Brazilian exports, compared market economy because either the continental grew on trees Many economists argue military dictatorship has with 3- per cent 10 years Brazilians are so responsive States or Europe. It is Just as In the twenty-first century likely eventually to yield the that the only way for such a managed by its ruthless ago. As a result, Brazil now to economic incentives(ic, in' world of Brasilia, civil ser' abuse of civil rights to secure has enough foreign currency telligently greedy). Perhaps sane wealth of minerals as country to develop was to na vant.s are not revising their tionalizi' all basic industries, itse lf in power. All dissent to import the high quality it is also because Brazilians either continent. economic forecasts but are quashed, and there capital goods it needs to SUS' are now surrounded by so Yet Brazil has three criti' eject foreign investors, has been leaving work early for their much advertising and cal problems: its rate of in fla' redistribute income and seems little prospect of a tam further growth. weekend trips to Rio. It is an tariff barriers, further coup in the next few High tar,lf walls This is the affluence that they become (ton is moving back towards build high almost unreal world, but then Only the last of these has years. I)ictatorshins which one part of the conventional more ambitious and thus the h 'perinflationary Brazil's past five years have its bJance of payments could hel p ed Bra t II to in- produce high infliLon and Wisdom that the Brazilians hardworking. Most consumer been equally unreal. In this be knocked skfewavs by a (IU5trla1itb0n. The Brazilian slow growth are easily over- have adopted. When the new goods like cars and radios time it has grown faster than world recession an its io- rmuiracle is based on seven pit- thrown; dictatorships which regime took over in 1964, it are offered Ofl credit (cash any other country in the produce economic miracles erected towering tariffs of up prices are seldom quoted), so come distribution is still lars; world its growth rate lias gla rinlv unequal None til sire more difficult to disII -' to 204) pr cent on III ustrial that inn,,, pu'opli' ar forced Abolition of politicians The never (iiOl)pt'(l b4ih(}V go1s. Later, it introduced to , irk q't u a hird to keep these probk'ms should he bad military coup in 1964 overWolcoming toroign ix-ivos cent. enough to stop Brazil outpac- threw a crumbling and cor- tots. Unlike many third world legislation which forbids pace with the never-never. At this pace, Brazil w ill be ing most countries for some rupt democratic regime, governments the Ilrazilians public enterprises to import a more Important industrial years to come, but they will which had produced 3_prr have reabzed that private goods if similar domestic country than Britain be fore foreignun vestment is the only goods exist. while private enUNION _________ way for a poor country to in- terorise has to pay penal crease its capital stock quick- tariffs if it does. SKATES ly. Hut they also know that Belief in tree enterprise,, America's No. 1 Skate too much ol it can produce a The Brazilians have devel" ONLY balance of payments oped in an explicitly ____ problem, if the flow of )rnfit. capitalist way'. Although J ,i $A25 se nt home exceeds the h0W of' there is a sinuficant public Pair new capital coming in. So sector which includes severat /. ARMY- NAVY while foreigners have been banks, all public utilities, given every incentive to in- part of the steel industry and vest, they are forbidden to a monopoly of the oil indus___________ Ave. remit more than 36 per cent try, most of the economy is in of their capital in an)' three- private hands A cia ssic 'ear neriod. A Hrg internal savings. The JW I 1 I L J. .,,,,3 i'c.utsing a bout fl per cent of gnp ever)' year. This has been V& . ________________ made possible by the inflow of foreign capital and by high savings, bo th public and pri' h.-n,, c,,,,,. ... mo oR 41 -waral Fol "b" IA ', S a, V 0000, beeii achieved by two central £ ' m "5" ____ _____ _____ '' '- _____ SURPLUS . ________ _______ _______ '' ________ _____ . It t _____ ____ _________ "'' t eir working agenda. - - _____ As nearly as I could determine from listening, what stop' ned t1ws4' onscicnttous probers from groping for what Barher called the "wt'llsprings of personality was the feeling and judgment that the meaning of such discoveries (assuming they could hi' achieved) could only 1w teied when a man actually occupied thu presidency and laced its demands. In other words, they feel the o(fice and its power to be uniqut', they see no prior task as a provable training ground for it, anti thus regard any robes for the wt 11springs as at best tentative readings on what a man will do. % i-.. j4L r.. lt'p' &' ... - ' ' ______ . , 7 - I rient has impr)ved and com puterized the tax-collecting system. Secondly, the government ; ' .. Ic . - ' ___________ ______________ ' _______________________ _________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ NEED A BAND? 1 . COUNTRY WESTERN ANY OCCASION Don Oakley k . ... if __f 'N. __ As much as possible , , ) - . the people's veep 4 - Though Vice President Gerald H Ford has scarcely had time to warm the chair of the president of the Senate, speculation about 'A-hat kind of President of the United States he would make continues to gather momentum. Never before in the nation's history has a vice president been sworn in with so much expectation in the mind of the public and in this precedent' se tting instance, of Congress - that he might wind up in the White house before his term is completed. The No. 2 office has traditionally been consu(le're(l to be the burial ground of political hopes. Rep. Michael J. Barrington, I)'Mass, was one of the small number of congressmen who voted against Mr. Ford's confirmation - not because of an' doubts about the former minority leader's character. 1k fulls' concurred with the unanimous assessment of Gerald Ford's probity and the belief that the Republican Party was entitled to three more years in control of the executive branch of the government. It was because, rather than choosing a man whom the American people, if given the chance, would ratify, "the I'resident and the Congress have substituted their own judgment for the judgment of the people. The 25th Amendment provides for that substitution, liarrington agrees. But since this was the first time the amendment's procedures were used, he feels that it would have been appropriate for Congress to have outlined the stall' dards to be applied to the nominee. "I would like I" have seen a nominee whose abilities and capabilities ould be known to the general public - a man who would be viewed by the American people as a genuine presidential contender," An unknown number of Americans may share liar' rington's feelings Vet not since the administrations of George Washington and John Adams and the first administration of Thomas Jefferson has the country elected a vice president who was "a genuine presidential contender. Until the adoption of the 12th Amendment in 1804, the presidential candidate receiving the SeCOfl(l highest number of votes automatically became vice president. Since then, not only have the American people not chosen their vice presidents on the basis of their presidential potential. it would be a naive reading of'history to contend that they have had much say at all in the selection of their vice presidents on any basis. It has been the anticlimatic duty of the nominating conventions - more often than not, the unihteral decision of the and far from being a question of presidential candidate who was the next best man, it has usually been it matter of "balancing [lie ticket," of sat isfv i:ug , or appealing to minorities within tIi' party or the ctiuntr) This does not neces.sai II)' refute Barrington's argument t hat C'ongres.c fa i led to address itself to the unique circum' t a net's surrounding th' M'ln'cl ion of the.' nat mU s 4011 vice president by not establishing new, standards for the office. Hut the thorough and unhurried examination Gerald Ford underwent before his colleagues, which was fully reported to the public, the expression of views by various groups to Congress. and the fact that Americans have never really known, and seldom eared what kind of president any vice president 'ull this it k,e't ucee'ts that iii'' country hs would make in Gerald Ford a vice president and potential predent as we'll qualified as it would have had fit had gone to the polls lii u'hoo.e twtwi'e'n him and ''mt'onu' i'l u' - 1. ,, . Arab bloc) will be rich, because the Shah is Investing his oil Herald Area Correspondents -. Profits From Red Trade COPLEY NEWS SERVICE ROYGREEN vertsinç Manage, BILL VINCENT, JR.. Chief Photographer - M DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor 8w Mail - -. FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Managic Home Deli v ery - '-- & JANE CASSELBERRY Covrt t' Fd'tol' - W WAY!1E D. DOYI..E Ad vertising Director socte Publisher Sports Editor . _________ WALTER A. IELOW. Edit' and PUt)fl5her DAVIDA. BRYANT Mrçnq Editor I \ ' - '- I ---- If 0- - and In Altainonte Springs, one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, political newcomer Norman Floyd h as won the reins of leadership from former mayor Lawrence Swofford, one of Central Florida's most durable and knowledgeable politicians, ,% -- - Copijht. I!71 b Pan American Report Bruce Biossat u me Sanford Herald Booming Brazil - - In Skies Friendly - -.-:- - - 322.5441 "Of course you understand we need your sympathy!" - Ingersoll Will Help State Balance China Kissinger, were deakng Japan short shrift as Washington wooed Peking. Ingersoll, through some WASHINGTON-The latest was curious blend of common sense, "Kissinger shock" and personality delivered not to an un candor suspecting ally but to the new ctwnnistry, went over in a very secretary's very own State big way with the Japanese. It is safe to say that so far as DeP"t111t. Water cooler conversation at Japanese business tycoons Foggy Bottom is still buzzing at were concerned, he was a the shrewdness of Ik'nry better envoy even than Kissinger in tapping Robert Japanese-speaking Edwin 0. Ingersoll to be the next Reischauer, the Harvard Asia assistant secretary of state for hand. While Ingersoll was ocEast Asian and Pacific affairs. the Ingersoll, who has been cupying American ambassador tojapan for a year Embassy near Kasumigaseki and a half, was named by intersection in Tokyo, the U.S. Kissinger to balance off trade deficit has shrunk from a rhargcs that the new secretary whopping $4 billion last year to if state has surrounded huuiself an estimated $2 billion by the enthusiasts. end of this year. with China Ingersoll is given credit for Kissinger's top aide for planning, Winston Lord, for convincing the White house example, is a China scholar in that the Japanese were not his own right and is married to uk.'rely "economic animals" intent on buying up Hawaii and it Chinese lady. Assistant secretaries are California and dumping color usually career diplomats. But television sets on American prior to his ambassadorial consumers, Whereas lteischauer used the stInt. Ingersoll was a top executive at Borg Warner Corp. pr'JIettprOple and "cultural Japanese Foreign Ministry understanding" route to winofficials have had a suspicion ning friends and influencing for the last several years that people in Japan, Ingersoll has marks with his President Nixon, and his top won businessman's approach. foreign adviser affairs -- By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Service . Steel belt special1 Only 2999 0 v : ,;;2-83 t,'j t' I b - ,s'i'.'',,t. Ground Gainer steel betted tire in the wide profile 78 series. Four full plies of polyester with two belts of steel. No trade-in required. Tire size 678-14 H78-14 Price 30.99 31.99 Plus led 3.01 3.20 t,ii H78 - 15 Price 35.99 G78-15 34.99 1'. size Phi' ioi iii 3.28 3.07 - -- -. ll -- ''c :T7 - ' DAY: JAN.3 4 a.,, P , NIGHT: JN 2,3, 8 aiii-1. pm 6 jim-H put JCPennvy Late registration (Jan. 7, 8 9, 10) subject to $5.00 late fee. For further information phone (305) 3231450 We know what you're looking for.. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 8 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru W. �- - - 1 ---W 6A—The Sanford Herald % T'' i - - Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973-7A Tl,e Sanford Herald A Review Of The Top News Stories joy ouswelcome, Nixon Visit which convened and stories began to entire nation." 4 at FloridaHospital, Orlando. Elections mirrored his electoral margin. tweak on electrical inspectors, Real property tax value Wirz was taken to th e Florida last fall contractors LkctrRnt reues% Junuptd $1584 million o%er 1972 llospItdI North, ARamonte Miors I rence Sii(ford board members and others to $679.2 million and official f 'AniontS Springs Granville Springs, in the evening hours of being subpoenaed to testify. U.S. Census estimates show Electricity OW Winter Springs and Oct. l6sufleringfrom a gunshot what many officials ca ll a wound. in The upshot was a blistering conservative Increase figure were Jackson of Lake David Lee Griffin was When - new 1)-appointed grand jury report Oct. t) fl Iromn88,677 population in 1970 to cern r arrested and charged with county building official David charging the commission mu nic ipal elect ions as aggravated iPi and 131,800 in December assult with a deadly undIing lifted the electrical the building department wi th Seminole County voters toppled weapon by Casselberry police Congtruction of shopping political kings and princes from F dung the intti1d onslaught of Watergate revelations before the Senate investigatory committee, President Richard Nixon was reported in early June to be seeking a friendly forum to begin a counterattack, , ' In Sem inol e Count y During 1973 (Con't. from page sA • Ne 1 I ws Stories according to Its driver, con. staff, students and parents thined a $40,) load of frozen associated with Seminole hUgh fish in danger of thawing If he and Rear Lake schools, Layer ran out of the diesel fuel which weathered four weeks of kept the refrigeration unit finning. protests. Truckstop manager Melvin He stuck to his guns as more thmn 400 Seminole students Payne said he had used up his ,® gallon Dec -ember allot staged ft protest march around his office bearing placards mnent by the 10th of the month, : : in th e m " Here are the top 10 news t° es reported ranked saru Herald during 1973. Other stories, CerTh 1erald'a by their importance, are 50 1K 1973 Year In Review. Fl rida Tech " 1 PresIdent Richard Nixon vlsk1ng University. e sin 2. The Electrical Review Board se ri hazardous wiring practices; the creation of a new, tougher electrical ordinance; and formation of an expanded rev i ew board • count 3. The growth of the nation s fastest grow.ng 4. Elections that changed the political complexion of Seminole County. 5. Violent crimes Involving yourig persora- two murdered girls In an Altamonte Spring dump;(be slaying o f an Orlando chef, and a tragic after-schoo 3 g at a 6. Major fires, one definitely arsonists' work High School. Casselberry firm. the other ruining Crooms Casselberry Councilman Richard Wlrz's death. 7. s. Earth tremor shaking Seminole, and the county's \Ir'mrngun 'i'u C r 9. The thell of a ;aJlroud train. . 10. Tbe upheaval involving county ambulance ser Ile settled oil Florida permit of a Contractor working gross negligence in not properly 1 ) , centers, all.artinent and con- their municipal thrones in four officers. The charge against Techrinlogical University and on a South County apartment supervising the entire count Griffin was changed to man. lec- doininium Lvinplexes continued of six cities holding elections. acc,epted a year-old invitation project, he was surprLsed at the building trade, not JtLqt e .%laughter when Wirz died. i) niuun along the SR 436 intense interest his act trical contractors the major upset, as voters to address the graduating class According to police reports prompted in the news media, The grand jury virtually corridor from howell Branch ushered In a new image. The President arrived Wirz Griffin and Arthur What Gundling, who began ordered the commission to re- Road on the cast to Sit 434 on suffered by I swirl of excitement kicked u 20-year political Rainier were preparing for a It. %'.(St. veteran Swofford and his helicopters in his work Just a few dsys before, vamp its then-proposed ekeby the three hunting trip in Colorndo at the longtime friend and ally Keith party, and the expectations of (lidn't know, w-m that the trical ordinance to expand the Griffin home when Wirz was Tile growth wave rippled Nixon. Both were replaced by several thousand Central apartment complix in question review board to nine members, mrthward to the Sanford area political rookies Norman Floyd shot with a .25 caliber revolver. one of 10 on a list suband to n a me Floridians gathered in and was Griffin was found not guilty of non-industry ting mitted earlier by the state people to a majority of the where more than $ 000 dwelling Sr. and Cal DeVoney. around the empty reflec Granville Brown, considered manslaughter in the death of PDOI of the grassy, sun Lathed attorney's office as containing board to eleminate connicL- of units are under Construction or Wirz by a circuit court jury in in tile planning stages. Busirmss Certain of re-election in Winter Sanford hazards to life And property. interest. Dec. 20. campus. additioiLs and a city law en- Springs, was shoved aside by Gundling didn't know that a U;idauntW by the hil-night lorcement ce nter ntt r I1ILhIU,ht€d politi ca Il novice fl1 IO in t' d ;' urh thr McClaimi.Also taken into uU Earthquakes ' drench the "rain or shine" 1* was a new city council coriumilicenivid ceremanim one niember of the county's prevention ordinance, and County conimis5l oners the 796 graduates and their electrical re view board, who trmng of former Altamonte struggled to keep cc with the uionIt Irene Van Ecpoel, Victims of Nicaragua's worst vice. eamilie-,t a began arriving on was later acquitted) and Uwl Springs fire chief G.ary Kaiser county's growth with an im pa ct mayor during the city's early earthquake disaster in history .M.....-i (w)5 In the 1960 s, David Outlaw tugged at Seminole Countlans' campus in the early morning media presurecoupu1 "ito an to head up a department to zoning ordinance the and former fire chief Irwin hearts in January and 111ist. whichslowly burnt off in en-going conlinimim desire for inspect and coordinate all most farreaching measure in November for the ,,biggest, location, city council approved reform had been one of the county departments. thousands of time for pounds of relief ever" local narcotics bust expenditure of $26,400. discussed b' the board Now Hunter. factors in Gundling himself Nixon his hair greyer than Donald Jackson, a prime suppliesfood and clothingwhich netted an estimated indefinitely tabled, the proposal &.4ftC Mary S before but looking tanned and being lured. Growth inwere donated locally' and $320,000 worth of pure cocaine Is designed to compel mover in effort only corporation Academy (our shipped relaxed, ignored one hardy soul to that nation's capital The story began to surface in and resulted In the arrest of a developers to offset their share months before and named by private plane. in the back of the standing, late September with a state I,ongwood secretary. Snninole County continued of the costs of their develop- acting mayor in t lie city' s Sanford and Seminole elected # On Oct. 28, Seminole County cheering crowd who yelled attorney's investigation into its phenomenal growth rate in ment to the public in terms of Julie Christine Daniel, 26, of charter, was turned out in favor officials and law enforcement itself was one of at least four .103 McClintock St., Was -Resign!" and thanked the county government, and took on 1973, living up to the title of increased county faciliUes and . of Margie fless. a political heads joined in early 1973 in Central Florida counties jarred people for their overwhelming stram when the grand jury .-Ictivist, in a strongly contested by charged with importing and efforts tj locate a proposed an early morring earth pofsessing a controlled subrunoff battle, tremor which some residents stance, but the case wa3 state police academy at SanLake Mary voters opted to thought was an explosion, dismissed by Circuit Court ford Air po rt. become Seminoles first city But, despite presentations to The Seminole aid to J udge Dominick SaUl the state cabinet they were A_ ~ M. Managua-Capitol city of The case was thrown out on city government spots. unsuccessful. Nicaragua-until announce- the basis of a motion for The winds of change blew In ment was made in late 1'he training facility has to dismissal by Mrs. Daniel's Longwood as well where In- February that all further attorney who yet be established anywhere in contended u •, th .tnta cumbents Bill Klo&cy and Dick donati'n,s would ~6 I ".' 1rcihaw were defeated in made to the Nicaraguan vague, indetlnste, uncertain lindslide elections by former government __ x --ry 14 -=--and did not indicate the ''K I . . --- ' & ?n ning board members June I - - li~ - I defendant knew she was in POWs Back R I or mann and Donald possession of th" illegal drug Train Ride Or" Shreiner I ,tw_ __;__ ..f" _ Thecocain was shipped to the r ~4 A - -4.1r April was the most thrilling U.S. from Colounibia disgui.so-d Sanford's great train robbery month ,)I 1973 for many S_ik . Murders of 1973 will long be remembered as candles, detectives .sa id. Seminole Countians as 4 as one of the strangest cases to .~ A.. American prisoners of war Th'ee murder cases made face Seminole County detec- returnedfromyear'sinVletnam t~ ` ~_ V_--- ~ 'A Looperatlon . bold headlmi.s during the past tl%es prisons year one of them was heard in On May 15, Mary Pipkln, 25 Seminole welcomed home Tile year 1973 ended on a note Navy Capt. Charles James and - - __ of Sanford jumped into the WS -- W_ . I court and the other is still engine of a 28 car Seaboard of cooperation with the cities Of Cmdrs. Richard Tangeman, 0 üaffhng detectives, Coastline train, hit the throttle Sanford and Lake Ma W Gerald Coffee, William liarT . 4tigation deman and Giles R. Norrington. Samuel Geter. 14, of Sanford, and steamed down the tracks Settlinole County inve ~_ ~_&= ; t governmental agreemwas charged with murder in the for a 3&rnile joyride that she inter-th. The returned POWs were . I could result in joint honored a, the annual Great beating death of William later claimed she could not efts participation in studies, Sanf ordcam berof Con,-ce Oglesby, but he received a remember. T. planning and application for Awards Banquet and probationary sentence and new The scheduled trip to Pierson the second father after he pleaded "no ended when the novice engineer federal funding for a regional annual Sanford Airshow at Isq contest." A:r slammed the $2 5 million rig sewer system for north Sanford Airport where the Bartow attorney T David into a gondola car which was In Seminole County Nay's Blue Angles precision __ ~~ - __ _____ _ ~__= __ Burns caused a sensation when the wity. No one was hurt in the ph~~__ _--- __- , 1-_ ~ --- !___r'W1__ Sanford initiated the move flying team performed before W . ___ I he adopted his young client incident, but Mrs. Pipken was with a 115,000 Interim Water thousands of spectators from - .1 11 I - __ I following the plea that stopped charged with grand larceny but 'ivafity Management study throughout Central Florida. .I~__ _~ _%i - tile emotion-packed case from I a t e r - i A- a q u I t t e d . encompassing the northern 40 4 tl-,. -t A_. per cent of the murty. Regiorial going to court. . H_ studies are required in order to Principals Another youth, Roy Ivan . New Ambulances get 75 per cent federal funding Bissonette Jr., 16, of i __ of sewer sj'stems. Jersey,was charged with firstThe hotly contested firing of The Seminole County amPreliminary reports on the two Seminole County school degree murder in the May shooting death of Orlando chef bulance situation, which is study is to Iliwl the optimum principals by Schools Supt. Bud critical and will remain so until least cost way to serve the Layer fizzled and died without Robert Newell Bissonette kept deputies busy an exclusive franchise is growing area with sewer ser- final protest when the school PRESIDENT NIXON ADDRESSES STUDENTS when he set lire to 1,6 iiwttress worked out sometime in vice. board failed to take action ... Na don's First Lady greets a friend twice and escaped once before February, took on aspects of a the dismissals by the May 2 he was sentenced, hi Seminole televison cops and robbers Footbail annual contract deadline. show for so long that many .T' County circuit cotrt to life A board meeting on ., ople forgot a crucial point: Central Florida residents deadline day was expected to prison. R 0 ' The Altamonte dump mur- Ambulances are supposed to were discussing the pros and explode over the firings of ders have been puzzling in pick up critically ill or dying cons of a professional football Seminole 111gb School principal, % . people and rush them to a franchise and the man Jack Redd - _ __. . vestigators since August when ing, and Bear I.Ake * -,__ __ - ~_ For emergency respoasible for the controversy Flementury principal, Robert the decomposing bodies of two hospital was Romnmie IMudd Clmnkert but tyiaril members woiiien were found in a trash treatment %Sitli th New \'ear Just Conung to the area from the strewn area near Lake Lotus \lrs Jian Bryant Stuart , It F;~ around the corner, the amNew England Patriots of the ~ -#A One of the women was 4m_ _ __ Culpepper and Davie Sim3 __ balance situation in the county National Football League, failed to show, and the identified as Laura meeting ,I'. Harberts 18 an Orlando stands roughly like this- Louddtnedtoconvincethecity was cancelled due to lack of a 41 •"-; hospital clerk,' but the other Physicians and Surgeons fathers of Orlando to expand quorum ~ Ambulance Co., alt.hough down the Tangerine Bowl to a 50,000 f . I J-Z ~t~ t . body remains unidentified. General Council to the State -_,_.•.,,,.,,.- &--- r i_~~;vl - i -A - -- - A l -. -- ' . _____ -. "• •'•••--' =- . - - ______ - - _____ - _______________________________ - - --- -- --- - -.' - • - --'--- 'a. - _____________ - - - - .- - _________________ - ' - - - - - ________ - - - -- _______ - - ______ .. %A-A"-T A_ _~_ VI _.- - Z ~ - .. - 7 - _.~ _. - - - - __ - - -1 wff~ -. - ____________________________ I - ____ x_=____ - -, -_M - - __ __ . __" ir k _0 0 . , - - . - -- __ - - - - Z Z - ------ Ift - Ir • . ff~ _ •. -- ,. — ~ - - zr~% =M •.- - - ___ -___ - - : . .. - -- I - _. - I - — ~~_ - ___ , - ___ __ ' __..__-. ~ __ Vkl - -i - N, -- -- __ - ., ~4 ----_. ____ ~1_5-7_ - ___ __ . _~_ _______-__ I .__ _____ --.----- Sanford bome, is still around. enable hin) to have a place for Ferrell, told Layer because t1w )p Ilerndon Ambulance Co., his soon-to-be-franchise to schoolb Dard failed to accept or enforcement officials to . reject with legal cause his llue Florida Suns, I.,oudd,s recommendations speculate that all six of the regarding Still 'around aft:^r seeing still rwri-existent football team, reappointnienti of principals on murders may have been conconspiracy and extortion attempted to unstick a rather nerteo. annual contract six weeks charges dismissed against conscrvative local Orlando before the last day of if& school them are the owners of goer'irnent but attempts year Layer's recommendation ires Seminole Ambulance Corn probed fruitless to date. automatically stands. pony, a paper orgination with Ilowever, Interest in "dd's Thus nothing came of Two major fires raged in hopes of landing the anticipated ixmsible franchise flowed north 'S April 25 motion & Senimnole County this year. exclusive contract-but with no to Seminole county, evidenced that school rind be Ar1nwasbeUevedtobetl ambulances by the majority of boosters hduntIltheReccjIng.inkert cause of a September fire that And, of course, there are the being from this counts issue be , a destroyed 26 trucks belonging various police and fire IA)udd, after fa' iling to stunned audience of some 3oo to Air Flow Designs of department emergency units generate results in Orlando packed supporters of the fired (asselberry . operating In the South County came to Seminole and pnlposed principals, board members Incations near Sanford and Tine men were charged voted to table Culpepper's Altamonte Springs. Ile was with arson in connection with the Wnie and are scheduled for N udie Ban warmly greeted by enthulostic recornmt'ndatjons until the trial in January uIpurtirs but a. yet the ckatfllne mneeting May 2 mIIIIL,er one booster (or the Sch'rnl Board Atty Doug A pee-dawn blaze partially longwood Police Chief Suns has . destroyed Croom3 High School ,whieved litUe in Steristrom told the board Layer Wesley Dowell made national was acting within his legal news in Augu.4t when lie banned never been determined, rights, and warned they had no the sale of'nudie" magazines The fire was the first major power to compel the superin. One Involving a Sanfnrd school (R-Leesburg) endorsed the tendent to do something no$. y st.q,nd. rNuired by statute. 1ingwo .cl w is plagued with t ulpepper s attempt 11' 515cr, Longwood City to costly drainage prooltms as scuttle Atty S Joe Layer riad Davis most quashed Red Tragedy ban with an opinion Wt the areas such as Land Avenue and ding-Clinkert supporters bodies pulled from a Titusville -!_ , - ~____l resolved second A beautifkation is (.omplrted with have to levy a 3-mill Lax or be trees and shrubs installed in the dissolved. median of U.S. 17-92 at the negotiated by Walt Disney Miller said the city would project World. The storybook empire leased three tanks for one year. The tanks can hold 900,00 Residents jammed city hail Park Drive intersection on the gallons of fuel, protesting the proposal. major north-south traffic arThe county commission has Miller Insisted pointed money tery. been pressed In recent weeks by was needed to finance con City voters in a special roads chief J.C. Lavender, who struction of the new city hail referendum defeated a charter _________________________________________________________ , I demanding "we want Jack and his suppliers would not pointed to proposed federal fuel complex and to beef u p amendment 4W to 251 that —_ --, I advance part of his January back." allocation.s as being 50 per cent inadequacies in tile fire would have divided the city into .'_ - . . . __ -illotinent as they had done in I ~_less than the county needs. departinent. " , &_ city commission residency tht past . Residents contended city districts and would have Resignation 4 Payne said his 1974 fuel ' ' •. funds were improperly requiredcommissioners nic allotment will be 93 per cent of ~ managed. Casselberry's first city what he sold in 1973, but his Although the city council I I'he LoOngWOOd City governmanager took council com. business had almost tripled could have levied (lie tax . ment's take-over and eviction pletely by surprise Oct. 8 when during this year, .1 - allowed by tile charter without Incorporation of Seminole County Health a vote of he resigned from the position he After a week without fuel the people, the board . had field for the Past 27 months Payne was able to buy 1,200 Department facilities from the backed away from the iss ue, Residents of the Forest City ; -I 1~I old medical clinic bui:ding on ! — to accept a Job in his home gallons of diesel from Florida . In Noveinber, city council Bear Lake area, their peaceful :.-~ I Wilnut at Cliurch Streets shook state of California. decided to charge land rural community threatened by .I I1. .- . I I 1 t. ~, ; .:I.,.- , .. Councilmen stranded trucks rolling again. ill) city residents as no other . . ' i 'n it 1 ihUherUy U reach Ur 'UI cXthI5tupaytheCo5Ls . : The cli nic over city had been absorbing. he had accepted the offer to stinations is another mat. rA fee become Seminole County's . . I, become the deputy director of ter," said Payne. "It depends was major issue in the ordinance was prepared, but eighth city. I .- __ -:~ : . December elections which saw left for the the coun cil of governments on whether they can get fuel Although only 100 of the 629 .. new council to adopt .6 I two incumbent councilment 4 covering the largest single along Uieir route." voter3 in the Aug. 29 In. in January. ~ ~4 I _" county in the tinted States-.San Broker Dave Brinkley who unseated. -Muter in late Octriber an- corporation referendum voted " X-1 I f; .. Bernadino, Calif. operates All-States Truck .Candidates June I,ormann nounced his resignation so that in opposition, the proposal Bergman said his resi gnation Servic'e Inc. froni behind the and Donald Schreiner joined his successor could be elected failed due to special legislative I. ; 11 was definite and would be ef- Village Rest said even if with -incumbent Councilman E. in December. He said he was requiring approval of fta t 50 fective Ike. 1, in deference to truckers could move out they F. Williamson to pledge the planning to sell his hwne and P cent of the 1,255 registered would probably be empty as build would be returned as a move from the city. the 45-day' Inininium notice 'oters plus one to pass. period dismssed, but adopted, produce fariners were relue. health facility. After receiving cost .. _ The trio was unsuccessful in .- , I during 1973 budget sessions. (ant to load the trucks for fear estimates for an elaborate It . ~_ ~ -. 11 y Mayor Lives Bergman's proposal at the time they would run out of fuel its effort to obtain a court order hall-public safety complex 1 . _ , I _~~_ - --.!._~ _ I --=~ I. F....-- - _ -.-------- ~ - o( the disaissions had been for a further up tile road and the load .___ 1, ranging up to sw,000, council I -4 I renovations on tile huildin,, . be lost. _ 90 day notification period. Cats with your nine livesJanuary is the peak timn for begun after the election with the facility to meet its No action has yet been taken 'e over, Mayor lives! produce im.m farmers in Seminole $17,000 in federal revenue limitation of borrowing power to interview applicants for the Mayor, the elderly Cocker :, I It sharing funds %ac'ant city man igcr post county said Brinkley, n'id First Spaniel mutt facing death after set by the Southeast Of the medical c " n'c Natiorwl Bank of they can get no fuel at that time at his convictio. of biting, irtSANFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT BAITLES BLAZE macy farmers will not get their building, Williamson said, "H $2),000 to $270,000. timidating and generally .Croorns High School heavily damaged Federal Funds tiut lame (luck council persists crops to the markets, . . tse .— When a new city council was terrorizing his Druid Hills - '- - _______ " - . - 0 i .. ' - I f ; ' : I 4. - _____ I :&. - - - ~~ ____ I __-% - - M __ ___-~~_ __ __ _=~ ---__.___ - __ - - -- __ __ i ~~ -- — ,- I 1:1111:1 1 - AS THE 71VO PRESIDENTS STROLLED TO PODIUM u ocrn r1ent tidui - ' • -. ______ ,g I ' - -, '.., ' called throughout Seminole p Not 'in the renoatuons the • h !iO('d pr.onh. t1e't.d, the uicwnucnts iooiceo ' suutmi ii , . - - ,." - Casselberry Councilman &-minole (:Ounty deteWves - ''F " - j - na - ___________ ' ---= - '- TI 42 f - I,,. _____ - _______ - . -' - ____ -_-- ., --------- * . ------- - - ' -. •',, .. , , . - .-. 4. ' - ,. ____ I . -_~'-- , _____ I 11 -. - ,y " "' '. -- __1 ~ I ' - -. - -'-'---- -- ,,. ' -- - 0 *. VU_~~_A - 'L~_ " - X1 , - Z - - . I t _; ',4 ______ :'• - 4119;Am _ ~~~ ' . .. - - 40 - . - I ~M-1 _ I _F~f '•• fr I M_ ., 11 with Mayor,, the .. -- 10 ' M_= = M_~ og who went .- -. il -t- - I -.._ I? - *A4 6 ., ' Sam Mart"n s ts - ~, Li_. , 30- - ; 0 j 1. N t ( . . - - 4: 4y - __ ! ilk ~ ~_~ _~,' . . I P, ,I , ~- .A ~ I . , i Before -. ____ -- - -, -' - i ' t- ~_ ~= 1 __ ____ ___ ~_ - - . 1., a 00 - milk -. - . - ... - - . - 4 ~_ _. _________ _____ 4. II through the ey ' I - I . ~ - - -. Is - of the shadow - ~ I - . ' __W._ - ___ , I- --- - - - -- _______ . - Z i - -1 " rqed . -,~ .V __________ . ii~~ i~~_ =4 1_~ ___ ___ .~~_ :I ~ ~_~ ~_ . 14 . - ____ - -_ =--_ -- 0 - - - d d remaining adamant In the face * F i l approvals for $10 complaining lower speed limits will have a finer medical a further toned down Seminole, passed through the million in state and federal are causing them to run their clinic, renewing his pledge to mmunicipal building recoin valley of the shadow and I — flfndin ic for the Altamonte rigs ine ficie nt ly, but their return haiti sersmces to the mended by architect Robert emerged. Ii I building. . SPrings sewer P!ant, sewer schedules have been upset. In Apopka. of all places... Koch for temporary combined .The Diesel prices are continuall y lines, interceptors and lift 7_, Seminole County corn .. county at Williamson's city ball and public safety ,,,t , 1. (request, rclaed by Shreiner facility stations to serve the entire spiraling A month .ugo Tomnms mIssiners besieged with Z. .5 region west of U.S. IkIch paid 26 cents a gallon. ,and ,Mrs. I.,ormann. began a Koch said the building plan phone calls, letters and worse ~-~ - .-. extending t(J north of Longwood now he is paying anything from feasibility study on allocating could be modified to put all city' (ruin aninal lovers since the .i. $10,000 to improve the building. - -and south into Orange County 37 to 45 cents a gallon. functions into tile previously In early June in a joint plannedpoliceand firecomplex year old dog, voted Sept. 9 to topped the 1973 news In this Unless the diesel supply' meeting with county (it) situation improves soon, most banish' Mayor to the town as an interim measure for missioners the council Fiscal reasons.' The cit y's sewer plant on truckers said they would be wrc "-''' . oaage grows. requested the county to move ; Keller Road near 14 is to be forced out of business, to fficir County pound officer Sam The project appears to have the health facilities elsewhere, rough sledding ahead with new Martin had joined many in expanded to 7.5 million gallons own ruination. and the AFTERMATH OF ARSONISTS' WORK to vacate the building for ex- council per day capacity and the areas detriment of the consumers members planning to offering a refuge for the cute .Twenty-six trucks destroyed in blaze panded city office space. The shift emphasis from a new city but s mutt, but in the old part of the city north who rely (xi the merchandise health dtpartment was eicted, hall upon taking office Jan. 2, commissioners clearly wanted of SR 436 are to be sewered as they transport. s . I on city order Oct. I I P, I - well as tile black community Mayor as for *way from then ', ' and any future trouble-as betwcenAltamontespringsand •,*'e ' Tank Farm tuwn meeting decided a doctor R0ad 0 VI fl 9 Longwood in the program, possible. a 1 wAs needed in tile city and the Orange County seemed like a J14 - COnstwion is set to begin During 19i3, the year plagued way to entice a medical man Soon after the first of the new Sanford city commissioners good compromise. ' ¼. lis the rise of the engery crisis was to pro v ide him with took a major step toward %ear Actually, the commission the Seminole County Port facilities. I paving 23 miles of dirt streets in Could ha've accepted off The Altamonte Springs Authority (SCO PA)established Tile old Chamber of Coin- 1973 when they voted to proceed from places as far away as , construction alone will serve A,. , * a fuel storage farm capable of merce members and the ~~ Miami, and Savannah, Ga., but 2,000 additional homes with ii'llnediately with engineering . holding 1.5 million gallon% of churches undertook a fund. for Itic untold thousands Longwood :4 $1.6 million project that board members were relucpetrolewn product. raising effort to construct the a could take u p to five years to tant to fob Mayor off on an and the unincorporated areas —_ Phase one of the tank farm is building. .Ab unsuspecting and unknown . 'Idjacent. complete. .nearing completion as three No tax funds were used for ~ 71* majority cost will be paid community. 0 . tanks were ready to be filled he construction. So while there was no last From federal revenue sharing with a product by late Gas Mess minute telegram from the funds. December. Pipes, pumps and Commissioners adopted a governor,orany'ridt.rfr,nth T OX • roper other necessary rigging will be Iruckirs stranded without strict dog leash law, to take castle-it didn t matter because added at the beginning of the a-fuel at Sanforil's Village R est effect Jan. 1. that also requires ,Mrs. Cora Lee Marden of 1W , . a' '' ' ' Truckstop complained on Dec. new year, but, the Links will be flint that a property tax vaccination and licensing of all Apopka did just line, I 9 12 the fuel situation was "a filled up ty hose before the might be levied for the first dogs and cats and limits the Mrs. Marden, a widow who 0 = other part are added. way you look at it," mess, any time in Winter Springs' 15-year miumber of dogs and cats kept lives in the middle of an orange Ju . and bemoaned the Fact no one history and plans for a new city by residents at their homes to grove, contacted Mayor s -'.' SCOPA turned the leasing of I was organizing to do anything hall-public safety complex with three unless special exceptions owner, and counh fficial 7 the tanks oer to an in- cost estimates as high as are granted about it including Sheriff John Polk 'I , dependent firm because, as 1.500,000 occupied the attentions Before being granted - 1--.,. Of ll~I the following (lay they Port Administrator Jim Ryan of elected officials and The city pledged SZ,000 for "custody" of the culprit, .Mrs, sere organized enough to hate put it We do not have the staff residents during the 1973 year. 1974 expansion of General Marden signed an agreement ',t (If) d blockade of the Vulhgc t( top with inventory and Sanford \!uiu,rial l.ibrar m drawn up b Assistant County I(estdieselpuimupstpmottmttuut kasing agreements The tanks Councilman Victor Milkr Fort Millon Park and corn Atty howard Marsic "i may have in excess of 15 million short supply and high prices predicted ad volorem taxation pleted a I 117,000 faceliffing and promising to build a fenced WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE AT ONCE '.illons of fuel funneled through for the community was in the beautification of Memorial play area [or Mayor, to keep which they maintain, will wipe them in Longwood S one month CdY in theiii out offering saying until it found Park on the lakefront at hlrnonaleashwhenoutsidethe trutks International Oil is ha nd ling One of the stranded another source of revenue Seminole Boul e vard and N house area ____ ~.___ - - - ___ - -7 Defy1ogtheschoo -9 - ,' . , ______ z_ Raid Fails • - • health as IP chaos In the school It caused a threat to septic tanks overflowed in noc-xkd sections. - - -4 was —1—I I __ - -• . .' I -. 0 .,30 _L:__---*r ___~i7 Park Avenue. 196 1 " annexation and zoning changes should cease. - . I . , ,' the leasing operation. The first storage lease was __ _____ - ~ e Herald Team . - I :qf ) __ . X~. -- Th e 1973 Herald In Review was put toge th er by Herald staffers Bob Lloyd, Chris Nelson. Jean Patteson, Donna Estes, Jane ______ - �8A—The Sanford Herald - _• - Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 I — • - - Those Were I ,: .1 Really The Days Mv Friend...' By JEAN PATESON Herald Staff Writer Flu Bitten Zueli Hits 22 (L1;r ktirrat~i . -1 I.- Action club in their own home, liar, meets he and his family had project right now. I've got to get vey's enthusiasm and love for enjoyed in the past, his lace a roof over their heads, he antique cars had rubbed off on broke into a wide smile. "We mild. "1 wanted to drive them "u Ti'> to imagine a time when a Bud Junior and his sister Linda have such fun, with picnics, right into the house through the Cadillac cost less than a Ford , flies donated their playroom runs, and get together.,;," he sliding glass doors. They w ould i time, in Fact, when a one. for club meetings. said. 'We'll have driver man- have fitted beautifully. But cylinder Cadillac cost just $400, Pretty soon that playroom euverability competitions, Florence drew the line at that!" If 10. and a six-cylinder Ford cost was bulging at the seams, and driving forwards and then in His only regret coming to W. by the time Harvey left New reverse, between a series of Sanford was having to sell four Sunday, December 30, 1973 There was such a time, and it York to settle in Sanford tires. There's a cocktail race, of his six antique cars, said Page 9A all conies flooding back talking several weeks back, he retired where you drive holding a tray Harvey. lie had to part with a L. rrL to new Sanford resident Bud as director of a club boasting and cocktails out the window; 1926 Willis Knight; a 1924 Model Harvey and his family at their some 125 members in a or the potato spearing race." T Roadster; a 1939 Ford 4-door Locust Avenue home. An ardent spanking new clubhouse. Great fun is also had on a convertible; and a 1932 Buick, -antique car fan, hlarve> can lie now hopes to join a club in mystery run This, explained which wits his first antique car. 1 tnthuse for hours over the pride the Sanford area — and if he Harvey, requires general Stepping up onto the running and pleasures of antique car can't find one, he'll start one knowledge as well as driving board, he swung Into the high ownership, and the fascination again, skill. "You're given clues like, scat of the Studebaker, running of delving into the history of the What is the fascination bound 'a road named after a circus,'" his hand lovingly around the automobile, up in these old-time horsel,ss explained Harvey. "That'll be wooden steering wheel. "She's The proud owner of a 1924 carriages with their funny up- Barnam Road. If you don't the only one like it in the U.S." Studebaker assembled In right seats and narrow-tired know your history," he added, he said with pride. "She had Australia, and a 1930 Chevy, wheels? "A lot of work and love "you tan get hopelessly lost." 225,000 miles on her when we Harvey has been interested in goes into those cars," explains After a run there is always a found her. We're the third cars since he was about 10 Harvey. "It's a never-ending picnic or cookout. "I think we owners. Needless to say, she's By Dan Gilmartin 1. I ., years old As a kid in New York, bobby. Even after the car is need more o t ha t today more our favorite," he added I ;-il 1 1, I in~tv r'iiJ t r trtd !her e 's lv. is 101%. to Jh' flt . (. ifl j wa l ked 1 1 V), .1 over corner candy store, he would thing to tinker with. Arid you mented Harvey ."", 00 I /4 V With the playoffs in the pros and all the college bowl games on spend his time exploring the old can have a lot of fun with the old A point Harvey emphasized is aand I nr0r> tap in the next week it is time for the prognosticator to \f revious w cars in junk yard. , . 9 beauties," he continued, give the that antique cars are not 11 I crystal ball oae last wing for the grid year. it: _ As he grew, so did his "It's a hobby for someone necessarily a rich man's hobby. be lieve 1,,,li ttle old lady , 4's,.11!14j~! '1~ I 111 Possessing an excellent track record Ii, OiuCI' n. fascinatio1, with old cars. His who knows cars, but the whole "People have the idea you've exclaimed. I enter this endeavor wit~ ..i. 11 the maxtinum of confidence I love th i s Chevy. They remerndesire to own an antique cir — fainy at least outwardly. Orcasionill '" 'ivcd. My wife got to be really wealthy to her her well." ; pl I flashes of long runs by teams picked to lose do however jolt that ie we or two, or three — became does the uphoistry and my son becomc involved with antique confidence a tad overwhelming, as did his urge has won a trophy for the cars, but this isn't so. I'm a The odd upright shape of the But, all things considered, the premier picker now 'i;;to share his interest with you ngest d ri ver at one meet," construction electrician, and do cars, with their forward-tilting goes out on ! the liiiib ;','i -and prays no one will cut the branch from the trunk 'f others. Married, and the father he explains with pride. it all myself. That way it's not roofs, sweeping niudgua:ds and Ii of a son and daughter, he Mrs. Harvey chimes in: "As experu.he, and it's far more re- square radiators make one started hunting around for an for our daughter, she wants the warding than purchasing a car smile. Their boggle-eyed head. 11-1! antique car club to join. But Studebaker for a wedding gift that's already restored," said lamps and fringed window Stabl er will have to eat words. Th e Dolph ins will get revenge most clubs were at least 5o one day. He says she'll only get Harvey. curtains, make these cars look 1 and the winner's share. They also will set themselves up in the miles from his Long Island it over his (lead body," she ('lapping a stylish straw far more like their carriage anSuper Bowl for the third consecutive ca iarni is as toge th er as grinned at her husband — basher on his head, he led the cestors, than their sleek _____________ a uau ciuu can gem. iney nave won 13 of 15 this year after win ning The only solution: start a club "because he wants to be buried way to his two cars gleaming modern offspring. all 17 last season. Sheesh — did you see the way they came out on 4 of his own. His wife, Florence, in that car!" with loving ca re in the sunshine But they have a certain style t t ace i W CincI? 21-3 ear ly in the ball game — they coasted the rest of the was as keen as he by this stage, "Well, you really get fond of on the front lawn. He indicated and grace. You may smile at way. LA JOLLA. Calif. ( API — married a form& Western the Friday wedding in this and together they got a charter your antique cars," admitted an almost completed double them, but it will be a smile Oakland has St.aber and Hubbard arid some good defensive from the Antique Automobile larvey. garage in the back yard: tinged %it1i tenderness and ad- Making a rare public appear. White house worKer, Cheryle seaside city about 45 miles to . folks. In)ey don't have the depth nor the consistency of Miami. Club of America and started a ance to attend his doctor's wed- Gaillard, 26. Recalling some of the grand "That's my most important miration the south. Read it 31-17 for the Super Bowl bound Dolphs ding, President Nixon was met SENTRY The demonstration was noisy The demonstrators lined up by demonstrators who hanged but without incident except for early near the entrance to the PROTECTION, INC. Dalias-Minnesota SPECIALISTS IN him in effigy and shouted "Im- the arrest of a youth who alleg. chapel and shouted abuse at ar;~ peachment Now," This is hard. Minn esota has had trouble in th e playoffs before edly threw a rock at a police. riving guets. ________ SECURITY SYSTEMS iw_ Between 600 and 700 protest. man. but then again so has Dallas. The game is In the Big D city — so R•sIdeMaI. CamMircial Cries of "crook," "gan. Irary ors and onlookers stood In the the Cowboys get the home field nod — they will not get the win over -\ The President, Mrs Nixon ster," and 'bourgeois pigs" streets outside the chapel and da ughter Tricia Cox drove were hurled at the forma 305-647-7977 the Vikes who have decided thet they are the best in the NFC. lly It will be tight and hard hitting — make it Fran Tarkingt.on and where Dr. Walter Thach 56, from the Sari Clemente estate to dressed guests astyarthd i lb e Vikes to the Super game by a 21.20 tally. -- - .. -• -- - I ' - - I Sports 1 .• -_ -. - Sports -. 1. 1 Spotlight r1 Iq I — - '- n - f.11 # •". !' 8 4; !' , Tribe Wins Consolation Contest By DOUG STORUM Iltrald Correspondent It was a flu ridden Zueli that staffs is that when its time , boards injured a knee in the the loyal live on tap January 4, inSistency in the classic as he fired in 20 first half points that play Sanford, take the press out early going and saw limited at Gainesville. The next home hit for 22 the first night, 28 boosted the Seminoles to a 34.28 of the closet. But St. Pete had to action the remainder of the contest for Joe Mills' squad is against Vanguard and again 22 l)&adeye John Zueli and First halt lead. learn the hard way, that second night. But Brown and Clements against Boone January Sin the in the finale versus the Boca forward Jim Clements took Nuticably drained from the hand advice Is not necessarily came through with the help of SIIS gym. Ciega outfit, turns leading a charging strain of a five day case of flu, always worth following, forward Phil Spake to control For the tournament the HERALD SCOREBOARD Sanford Seminole basketball Zueli and the Seminoles had to Boca Ciega came out the boards and the ball game Seminoles wound up with the Boca CI team Frk'iy night as they look elsewhere for the scoring second half though, readythe FO FT PT to The leaping Brown went to honors for the losers bracket Price ii 1 73 outclassed Boca Ciega High Punch In the second half and press the Seminoles. It slowed bucket frequently and drew and a fifth place finish in the 3 0 Cabal' &hool of St. Petersburg 60-52 to found it in Clements who netted Sanford five down for a while in fouls repeatedly and Ed*ards I 0I cashed in eight team competition. Hope take fifth place in the eight all of hIs 13 points in the third a low scoring third period and healthily for two 2 0 1 charter scores. Ford After bowing out the first 0 I I team Tampa Catholic and fourth quarters and i Ciega drew within four points. Davidson 1 0 2 Boca Ciega actually hit three night to Tampa Chamberlain I nv itational 13asketbaII hot free throw shooting by Totals is 2 32 Sanford has had some trouble more field goals than Sanford 87-67 the tribe rebounded to Tournament. Brown, with the press but just as they 25-22 but the difference was dump Ocala Vanguard by a 70Sanford EG FT PT Zueli led the Seminole with 22 Price led a second period have done in earlier contests found at the free Rutl 3 0 ' throw line. 63 margin. points, Randy Brown and Boca Ciega threat with the this season they settled Zu.0 11 0 22 down The Seminoles outscored their John Zueli, despite fighting Clements added 16 and 13 losers outscoring Sanford 18 to after a fc hair Spike 1 1 3 raising minutes opponents 16-2 in that depart- the flu bug, wound up the high Brown 3 10 IS respectively, 17 that frame and draw within of slip shod ball handling to use merit. Clements 4 5 13 scorer for the locals tallied 72 Jim Price was tops for Boca six by half time, the press to their advantage. Totals 22 II SI The win brought the points In the three game, double Ciege with 23 and took gameSomewhere along the line the Johnny Corso. Brown' Sernlnnlpq exinenn li,., in 7 11 '.'liI. IUPl 'JUI my. bOCk cega 10 ii 11 13-52 riign rionors. word among opposing coaching Clements' playmate under the the next scheduk'fI outing fur Sanford 171717-40 The Sanford senior proved - — Ter )s f to I '"'- I - - , - '' Miami-Oakland For Sale: Cadillac, Just $400 — dd ing e -. —'— ... - — - ________ r . a A . ~ ort PP - -- '_I . " !, - lhlw,~_ ~r~ ~~M~q~_ - ____ - __ . _0~ .1 --- -i 10"M :0,'_._____~__ ---- __-__ - . .r - . 111. _* - ~;~7 _-:f~: By D ogs D efen,s _7-A__Ww - m2r__ , ~~I, - .-'17 0 _-. ,r.,- j -gv#~... , :_I_;& I.~_ ,~_. _ *_ 'I,1~ _- = ___. .-~~,%,~;~ ~aw _ - - ---, ft Orange Bowl . . I0 / . ,:IN- ~ _,;~ "I CIA k A good one for sure. Paterno brings his 11-0 crew southbound ,again to prove the skeptics wrong. LSIJ lik es th e orange and has a I strong club at 9-2. They are vulnerable however because 'llama *is not THAT good and Tulane, which also outscored the Bengals a pro-calibre ball club. Neither is Penn State for that matter :b the Nitanny lions have proved strong bowl contenders In the ,recent past. Make it a licisman day for Capelletti and his cronies at 10, .1-F." — — For Sale: Ford, Just $600 '! J y'' . 1.,r;t. .. , . :21-10 Penn - ---a. .1I ",,;#o_% ; ..., '-a 61 I Al! State Troopers I;, -~ .~, W -0 1 iii, I : , . ATLAN1A (A1) — Mar> land in the game, hit ingback Kim ior, also rushed for 126 yards on , -'vpicked up a reputation as a big Iloovir for a first down at the !) carries and was named the ; --; play football team this year, but Georgia 35 This would have game's most valuable offensive , W'a, Georgia made nearly all the big been well within Mike Ma>er's pla>er. It plays Friday night field goal range Iar>la nd tooka l0-lleadona —r The Bulldogs came up with The Terrapins were called for _______ -)'irt1 Mike Mayer field goa l one stopper after another on holding and set back to their p 24. but Geor 'ia tied it at 10-10 with defense and survived r,rn,' GeorgI fl,,I, 411t..l....t "-"Y six seconds left in the halt on a , * ._ , . _. -_ last minute Maryland fireworks . ia and Jerry .t I I .6 :.. r. " Claiborne of 26->'and three-pointer by Allan ." to edge the l8th.ranked Maryland agreed the penalty - ,Jf ._1 -;. Terrapi ns 17-16 in the sixth was the key play of the game. Leavitt. ,,1 ø'r. annual Peach Bowl before a Anot her big defensive pla y in The game was highlighted b>' o i,,ioi thc third per;od ..t ie timib " f - . -~, -- ~, . Georgia stopped Maryland seconds. Georgia opened the winning touchdown. A Kinard ..-.;-~l . It W 411, ". . ,W . __ - __ -, Ok i IM-A once on fourth and one at the scoring in the second period pitchout to tailback Richard 2io__ goal line, recovered a Terrapin with a screen pass from quar. Jennings went astray at the . ' .1 fumble at the three and stopped terback Andy Johnson to tail. Maryland eight and Dick Conn .. another drive at the eight hack Jimmy Poulos that pounced on it (or Georgia. x where Maryland had to settle ered 62 yards, Maryland was pe nalized to for one of Steve Mike-Mayer's The crowd had hardly settled the four for offsides and three - - It,., t. ~ " 4. - - -, three field goals. down after the kickoff when plays later Johnson took it in I . - -,` ~~,Z , 4 ,~;L-.7-;; .7, k It was a crucial however on a Maryland hit one of its charac- from the one. third-down pass play with less teristic borne runs. Quarter. Maryland could only manage c.'. mi'.' •.. t han three minut es left that back Ben Kinard pitched out to two more field goals by Mi'-4. • •.. :.'-r broke the Terrapins' hack. With Louis Carter, who fired a scor- ke Mayer in the last quar te r, a Georgia clinging to its one-point ing shot to split end Walter -yarder and a 28-yarder. TRIPLE CROWN TREAT lead, Bob Avellini, third White covering 68 yards. Georgia finished 7-4-I while uarterback used by Maryland Carter, a 6-0, 195-pound jun- Maryland finished at 8.4. SPORIS FANS were treated to one of the greatest horseracing accomplishments in the last 25 years as Secretariat won the coveted Triple Crown. The three race title had not Ixen won since 1947 when Citation turned the trick. The premier thoroughbred is shown here pulling away for the clincher in the Belmont which Secretariat won by 31 lengths. =- - ____ - .'— — - . . , ,, a -. _____ '- ' . a ' - - $%;.a MILE: . - - , ' : . ~ .-- - I ,. -. ' - ator Bowl Hard one to pick here. Texas Tech is 10-1 this year and Tennesw has played some rugged people while going 8-3. Tech is the stronger in my book though. Make it 23-14 Tech. I,0 iNh;d T.1-m*''.~~i-i~~.',~,.g-..-.". 8;~ e . .-v'...'-" - I --••IlI I C !" N xon e..-... • • ow nii Pro es ors - ___ ___ srnd - ' College Bowl Elevens Prep In U Wa ys Cage Scores Prep . Work Fills Holiday By ALEX SACH/IRE bowing to Ala bama and Tula tie, football festivities, th ere are Sugar Bowl Associated Press Sports would make Paterno even hap. seven other bowl games and I Writer pier. one all-star contest to fill out the This has to be the page one contest. Bear Bryant lines his club d N.tre Dame and Alabama ii Meanwhile, Notre 10schedule. Dame, gainst Notre Dame — something the Bear wanted to do real are supposedly going to decide 0, and Alabama, 11-0, have been ~dal in n l966whenthclrlshdidn'tgotothepostseasonaffajm-s, Jacksonville Bolles 4, Jack By JOHN CHERWA of Bill Hoffman. the national championship preparing for their Sugar Bowl Georgia sta rted things off Parseghian said some bad things about 'llama last year and Sonville Parker IS Friday ni gh t by nipping Mary. Herald Correspondent when they meet in th e Sugar (la te in their own separate hoffman is assembling a Fletcher ey may get thrown back at him. The Crimson Tide is loaded with 60. Jacksonville land 17-16 in the Peach Bowl. Kenny Bowl weight lifting program at the New Year's Eve, but that ways. 54 f un ning backs and lineman all over th e place — rumor has it that In Bulldog quarterback Andy St Petersburg Seminole $, Holidays mean different I.ongwood facility using his doesn't bother Penn State case of injury the chet'rleadt'rs are capable as well. Coach Ara Parseghian Johnson passed for one touch- GanesvHie things to different people but to wrestlers as the nucleus of the Coach Joe Paterno. As much money and attention as the Bears gets south of the Jacksonville Ribault 60. Jackbrought his thtrd.ranked Fight- down and ran for another. a wrestler it's a time to squad. Weightlifting is new to njIIe Raines 37 Paterno, a long-time advo- ing Irish to New Orleans Fi Mason-Dixon it is no wonder. When you dress out 77 people for the -jstrengthen your body ior1 Seminole County and Lyman &i iv ;;. Auburn and Missouri squared Søuthtt cate of a post-season playoff to day, thengave his squad ball game arid they are all pretty near the same in ability you just il the (if will not be alone in county any excess weight. in the Sun Bowl to start off have to win ball games. determine the college football night out on the town. Lynbrook, N V 92. Hollywood competition. While most of Lyman's Sanford Seminole, Hills 7$ Notre Dame on the other hand is nobody's parisie. They also championship, is quite satisfied "I told them to go out and today's action, followed by Tu. enjoying Lake Brantley students were and Oviedo are Beach $$. Coconut lane vs. Houston in th e As- Creek 34 have a more balanced attack than the Tide and are equally capable with what his Nittany lions re lax," sa id Pars Christmas vacation the Hound all scheduled to sport a weight. eghian. "It's troBluebonnet Bowl. Also today have accomplished on the way their night out. One of runnin g over th e other eleven guys. Th ey have proved them. Cardinal Gibbons $3, St night-no li grapplers have been busy fting team. to an 11-0 record arid an Orange restrictions. Just be In by mid- in the East-West Shrine All-Star Thomas 60 selves against tough opposition and will do so in the Sugar. everyday except Christmas and (;amiie in San Francisco. Look for long faces Alabama way and Irish eyes sm ilin' when Bowl date against Louisiana night and be read>' to play At this point there is no Metro foot. Christmas Eve working to Tonight it's Texas Tech the Sou th Benders show Bryant that only eleven people can be on State New Year's Night. weightlifting conference but ba ll Mo nday night." improve their ski against Tennessee In the Castorthe field at the same time. Notre Paine 24 Alabama 13. Metro squads Winter Park, "We're undefeated and have Top-rated Alabama, by con- liwl. One common problem during Edgewater, Evans and possibly the hieisman Trophy winner," trast, remained in Tuscaloosa, On New Year's Day, Texas Rose Bowl the holidays for a wrestler is Colonial will all have teams. Paterno said, referring to tail. Ala., away from the tempts. will face Nebraska in the Cotton when he gets a little overzeal- One of the toughest matches of It appears as if Wood>' Hayes may avenge th e 42-17 pasting back John Cappelletti. "We're tions of famed Bourbon Street, Bowl and Ohio State will meet otis at the dinner table, Such is the year for the Hounds will be taken last year from Southern Cal. Alter the controversial decision in a bowl game. You don't have and is not scheduled to hit town Southern California in the Hose the case with niatinen Armando when t hey face sta te c hampion to put th e Buckeyes in th e Pasadena classic over Michigan Hayes to have everything to be hap. until today. Bowl. The Orange Bowl Payas, David Colomb, Doug Deland in a dual meet. and Co. had better bring home th e bacon or th eir faces will be as While the Sugar Bowl game is Tuesday night winds up the p>'." Peters and Paul Richards. A ,.,,.s.-..-, ,..I.:.,t. red a their home- ierut's ri 1l..wI) u113 I*)I..), sillull UIIt1UVIIUHaUiy me nignugnm UI weekend's games, all of which Although Scott is concerned The Trojans area tough ball club and It is my opinion that they The Oviedo I.ions pulled out Payas has added live pounds to about won its first nine games before the New Year's weekend will be nationally televised, his present wrestling didn't get going until th e last part of th e sea son. Of all th e games to all the stoppers Friday night to his weight while the others put program Is also looking finish with a third place on ten. pick th is one has to be th e toug hest. towards the future. On Satur. Southern Cal is more balanced but the Bucks know how to showing in the Ocala Star Head Coach Bill Scott ex- day mornings the Hou.id move th e ball by runni ng over anyone in th e way. Archie Griffin is Banner Invitational Tour. plaineti that wrestlers are mentor welcomes all eighth good but I think Anthony Davis a wee bit better and more exblowing Green Cove ragi ng a consta nt ba ttle with gra de rs to come and work out perienced. Have to go with the California school in a mild upsetSprings of Clay County off the their weight. The idea Is stay with the grappling squad. This was the big game so far them a 1 point lead. The score Both teams have I more game COWl, 62-38, 28-21. within the weight class you this season as the hitherto at the half: Big Dip?, Knights 6, to play with other teams before Leon Cobb led the onslaught wrestle best at. For example At present he has two Adend u m unbeaten Knights met Big Pep The third quarter, the tide the 1st half season winner is with 21 points and Clennie l3ayas grapples at 99 pounds promising eighth graders. Both who had only lost one game began to turn as Big Pip's determined. Patterson padded the cause and it's his responsibility to Keith Barnhrt and Greg Abbot Sorry to say this folks -- but as you may have noticed I didn't earlici in the season to guess defense almost left the Knights with 18. should be "real tough" once stay at or under that figure. pick one SEC club to win, who: The Knights. Both teams powerless. The surprised Ralph Pillow Motors went The Lions came bouncing one they enter high school said Scott believes this Is That is because for some rea.s'n the SEC clubs get In the bowl wanted this game bad, Big Dip Knights offense, known for into the garlic Thursday, trying back after dropping a reason wrestling is such a Scott. They have been takiri games woen they really don't deserve to. Excluding Baina and for revenge, and the Knights, to their ouLsi-le shooting by Deena to break their losing streak, but overtime squeaker to Bishop grueling sport. A recent poll advantage of Lyman workouts LSU the conference is beginning to reek of mediocrity when It keep their unbeaten record. Flamin and side shots by Wilson Maier Furniture Moore '&'hursday night, to win indicat ed that wrestling was the since they were in the seventh used to be th e to ughest aroun d it isa shame Indeed. Marian Ray and Melody decided to use them most physically demanding of grade. Now watch — after I put this in print every SEC club Will The first quarter was really Graham was nearly stif fled as comeback for their last defeat, end their holiday basketball all sports followed by swimThe Greyhounds will reopen right? That confidence for ya kid keep hitting l*obably win something to see. Both teams Big Pip kept c1o.ing in and session on a winning note. ruing, their season on the seventh of tJose keys. were psyched out as they shielding their shots, The Both teams opened the game The first quarter, Wilson January when they host a tough travelled from Knights got 2 points !y Melody Maier Furniture gained a 2 v. ithi s(mIle cold shooting which (flt' ed oi the Scott has added an extra Bishop Moore crew. The meet court t o the other in their fight Gralini, while Big Dip's sister points lead, mnakng the score 8 saw Oviedo holding the upper incentive for his overweight was originally scheduled to be for the bill. 111cir defenses combination of Dee and Ceci to 6. In the next two quarters, hand at the end of the first wrestlers that if they are not at hi ld t th Hornets home : " " were so tight, it looked like it Rawls ripped off 2 baskets Ralph Pillow Motors matched period 114. their weight ;-lass by the ground but difficulties with the woud be a scoreless quarter apiece and Becky Simpson Wilson Maier Furniture score Unce Cobb and Patterson seventh of January he will basketball team also wanting to scored 2, giving Big Dip a 9 br score, 8 points per quarter, began finding the range, the quickly get rid of two pounds Tonight's Selections Mail's.. SeI,ctiorii until the Knights Melody by use the g>rn have forced the _____ Graham shot for a basket and po int lead going into the last but that still left Ralph Pillow Lions steadily increased their giving them a "Kung Fu" wrestling hornets JlvI (II. P,js-3is.$ 1 1 Ii). An I to find a new I , ..fta.f (1/i D.aOHA'rbtZ A,i,$- .• t he n Big Dip's Ann Newman quarter. margin outscoring I the haircut, behind by those same 2 points. home. TArl.'hrr. TIj_C_."b*aiz_(II. Ii _______ reciprocated with 2 poin ts for struggling Clay County squad in A.it,Xarr. II The past few days the Hounds The Hounds are undefeated In m. 'L *d.Ai*iiIi' 1 *i her team. ',Vhat The last quarter was punish. Arl,'Yts (4 __________________ every period to win it going have been spending a majority both varsity and junior varsity a contest! at The last quarter was the AcI4 s"is)• Ar*,-M..a 1Aue-i, the end of the first quarter, Ilient for the Knights as they deciding factor as SYilson Maier away. 7), -R-7f40, I SsI•-Yls (I of their time running and doing com pe tition including a tourna. to-amtpiiia 11 these two teams famous for could The win brought not get into score, and Furniture got that the Lions' ball and ,'lvl .Iast* là _________ general conditioning and inent victory for the varsity in Ill I their high scoring, had allowed kept missing those outside widened their lead. Wilson season record to 4-1. strengthening (xc.Lwrt exercises, This the Greyhound Invitational. Matf1 i. I I. •( _______ Oviedo plays its next home week they started off on each other only 2 points. I)) Mt. stxit.s. Big Dip ouLccorcd them Maier scored 10 points in the II 0,0.' They ja>vces will also try iAria 'iii. —i;:; : again this quarter to come out Last quarter, and Ralph Pillow game January 15 against Wednesday with a four mile run their hand in tourney play when *acl'*in* U) if' The seco nd quarter was more of this game as the winners. Big couidn'l come near, only Kissimmee following a three followed on Th ursday by a two I Ill *4-4lca I e travel to Daytona Beach for th i A-- c tlI*L ----"-,El n" TON I of the same action, each team 774!!~iDII.-F.m Pip broke the Knights winning making 2 baskets. The buzzer game road trip when they face mile run plu.sa series of sprints, a junior varsity tournament on ,I . adding only 4 points to the streak, leaving the two teams sounded with Wilson NI aier lfr-44 61, 111448 11,~~192_jg -- e- -- - I--- P 0, 1b4lllIiillq@ New Smyrna, Ocoee and Friday was spent both running the 12th. That same day the —' score, until a foul shot by Big with the same win-loss r ec Apopka Jan ua ry 2, 4 and 11 and lifting weights. The weight va rsity tangles ord leading by 6 points for a final jiA with Florida.* 14 £IIT _dF *i Dip's Becky Simpson gave and tying them for the lead, scor' 34 to Ralph Pillow's respectively. A$3*ta is iiner the direction Academ. j,t For Ho u n IIta tn1e k - - And Then Three Were Murdered •5)' ,.•., .. 1, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) road near Crystal River. Trooper Baker halted a car plied to the patrol for a job as a — Three stiong, healthy young "You've got to be nosey like in Sarsanta County on Nov. 17 radio dispatcher, saying she men. Each married to an at the trooper Sunday morning," on a routine traffic violation, wanted to dedicate herself to tractive woman. Each the fa- Simmons said. Moments later police radios the work her husband loved. ther of a small daughter. What Smith, who would have broadcast a announcement that All dead, moved his family into a new the car had been stolen in Tam. They were Florida Highway house Friday, didn't know was pa. Patrol troopers Claud Baker, that one of the men in the car STEEL BELTED RADIALS 32, ('hark's Parks, 28, and Ron. was an escapee from an OklaBut the WOr(l CIILW too late FOREIGN I DOMESTIC * High Speed Balance at Smith, 28. for Baker. lie was shot and homa prison, b Mig Spn Balance Each was murdered In the "If he had had any idea that killed. The driver of the auto. • Brake Service line of a.uty this year, gunned they were wanted he could have Henry Payne, 24, of Opa-Locka, Foreign & Oomev'c down under strikingly similar walk ed up wi th his gun in his who was out of prison on a I WMeI AIignm,nI circumstances. hand," Simmons said. "But work-release program, was • Motorcycle Tires il T.S Col. Lee Simmons, assistant even If he had a gun in his hand charged in the trooper's ivL _______ director of the patrol, cannot this man had the advantage. He tier. recall a year when as many knew what he was going to do troopers were killed on the job. and the tr000per didn't," Payne's wife, Connie, has aplie blames the times, saying "people have changing ideas Carl Songer, 22, and Norman __ about what to do with rnmi- Jones, 20, both of Norman, nals." Okla., were charged with first I "These boys are kind of degree murder In Smith's SALEI thrown out there at the mercy death. While Songer had of whatever these people want recently escaped from prison, to do to them," Simmons said. Jones was out on parole. Each of the three troopers Each of the five men charged was slain while approaching a in the murder of the three car he had either stopped or troopers was between 20 and 24 was irwes\igatinJ in perhaps and had run afoul of the law the most vulnerable moment in prior to the killing. All but USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES a law enforcement officer's life. Jones were fugitives. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES "We teach them how to strap Carl Williams, 20, and Sylbehind a car, bow to approach a rester Henderson Jr., 22, both car, how to walk in such a way of Jacksonville, were being as k e ep tho p4'rs.:n ho's sought in cr,netirn with a stopped a a disadvantage be- Wovdbiiw. Ga., finance coni1 cause there's no way of telling pan>' robbery when trooper IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just when the person is a prominent Parks halted thir car in Fit Between St uddinag and Rafters) citizen or an escapee from the sau County on Feb. 6. Park'i was overpowered aW penitentiary," Simmons said. NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM "If they didn't have this shot twice in the chest with his EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN training I suppose we'd have a own pistol. i Williams and Henderson lot mere men killed," 1w added. v.cru }t v.ti;t o..l dtftnM' is there of murder and CAN B1 J'' WITH SCISSORS for a pictol thrust suddenly out .entenced to life imprisonment, IDEAL PGR ROOFING or INSULATING a parked car and fired M The highway Patrol's mis point blank range in a moment sion is traffic safety, but as a as hne as a blink" vat, efficient network of rivr SmiUi was thot four tIaIIied oil ic-era patrolling matimes last Sunday with a 22 i' 15 P caliber magnum pistol when he first to respond when police 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 3222611 tried to wake a man feigning radios crackle messages sleep in a car stopped on a dirt wanted suspects. - / e a , V. jFmr:' 17-W % %-'?t% % - -a' Oviedo - " ' s.., Slaughters ,\ , A -, - Green Cove N. - - _________ ____________ 5CEACH uonvfrted hi X rOanfar~ trath . -- ' Dips And Maier Earn \ FOR !r .,.,-, , - _______ ALUMINUM SHEETS 5 SPOTLIGHTING WORLD EVENTS — — — — — THEWORLD'Ip4 1973 [ho gri- ,it ,i:oJ n'-.ir gHat 0.t'flts iii,tt 'Ji,i1nij I our live, nationally and inlernatlonally dur. ing 1973 arc dramatically recounted in dotailed words and exciting photographs in SAPIFOWD HERALD. SANFORD P.O. ________ THE WORLD IN 1973; History As We Lived It, This 101 h anr1ivrrry etliuion, Name produced The Associated Press, world's largest news Address agency, is a tremendous volume that belongs and by chy everyone's humi'-ti c ( IIII. lt 300 pag5 are uam-pnkccJ with 300,000 m f Box 64 POUGHXEEPSIE. 17601 I Enclosed is $ Please send. cop/es of The World in 1973 at $4.95 each to Stat. Name Address Zip No. - tour walks IOfdlIvr7 —_ — Jai Alai Selections -- A- Send gift Cert/ficate to - -' ___ ____________________________ Afl, shIto. lt' a book bargain OU CJn't ,Ilfl)rd To miss-at 4.95 through this newspaper. I -- voting words wlitten by men and women who were "there" when these events occurred, arfd hundreds of p i ntos in color arid black arid - I I Zip No. ' ____ ______ - - ': ________ , __________ _ _____ I I cnn a _ ' ________ - Im -±-=-= of z p - - -- -- I - - :7-~ �. - - --- ~__ __ - -.---- 1 OA-.-The Sanford Herald " 'JIY2 ~j~~ - -~_ -:=. . I —_ —..N; . * I I Ir . . 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DELTONA HOLE IN ONE ACHIEVERS month of December at (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) you I ,0 I P1 ¶ sto F) 4 ist, .tsiis hns IA to ao is ask -. . 41. , . - C 61 MII*$Uke 30 7 : 1 21 17 453 - Phoenix 15 73 355 6 Seattle 16 27 ____________________________- . - ... —. - - such P -- - _______ Detroit at Chicago Buffalo at Phoenix Los Angeles at Golden Slate it Kanils Detroit at Milwaukee Buffalo at Los virginis 11 " Memphis 10 i 763 National Open in Bradenton Fla. on November 30 and December 1. The big eve:t for the Southea,ct is the annual Gatorn.ationaLs March 15-16-17 at Gainesville Dragway in Fla. as clost ot 1150,00 will be in the purse. as a performer. ..' ----- ,, ---- record" . Q. Is It really true Don Meredith isn't coming back to the Monday n1ht ABC telecasts next year? ran Baxter, Dal las. Tex. JnFl of 1 i f( ',1 i... ....i under Ea st , - 1, I . Aygrw.Avoro ':* P16T44f 51T,iQ _____ J1$c'M4f1t21 OVFYf4i'A _______ :( a - I it i P WI 111(1 irst base, instead of going I rough the motions of four pitches. Q. With (he grossing numb-er of field goals. woulrn't It hr only inside the 20'yar line on fourth down? -S.D. ('laghorn, Orange, ('sIll. Interesting thought and one I haven't been aware of, It just might work. But what would it do (or foreign relatior.s? H 11 .605 .331 10 : 22 14 n', Divis$o 22 13 .595 Antonio 70 19 .313 3 iS ii .514 3 i" 17 17 .500 Sen Diego Friday's Utah 107, New 111 27 Au 6 Games Vor 91 viroinia ti, Caroms jig Saturday's Games York at San Diego Virg i n ia s Carolina New at Greensboro Kentucky of Memphis indlina at Denver Suny's Oam Indiana at San Diego 1W L T New 53 173 i - . -__ - _= __ ~ ~ .. I. ~ . i ~ .1 , NWAAO I N'th. 1%6 W" . N , -a. iftt 1411M d Edmonton 19 15 0 Ill 1 Houston Wlmipeg Vatr L. Angeles r "J ,W 4A8574. C"t it l"IN "0114a ""I wrti 044 tht 0001# vim play flimm? All it" #0 to #a is ask Mit"ay C41-011 Write Ill'" at (a be c'si,ttd to tilts 4ea ?1$'#tI Ihit be cunsoi writi - 1Lf' - -- ' 110fl4 16 Il 4 38 112 127 14 Ill 53 23 0 26 103 . iii . tr t rest ç, _ ______ tint itns out ________________ - — ___ ~ ,,. •imnI Won Navy .., England ,.. /IW7, &I ii A ping h -• ' a . L ; 'J - - a. lit rm.e' it tht intInt of nmnt sod h.uk ped 'h ' . I - ! - . . __ . . =, - 1 I - - -. -= , 11 MUnI. I . . I - I - . - 1W - ,_ -.I .- __ _ al~ _. - t r . -_ ; - mlilliboftsmc__Aam V THE SPORTS I TIME MACHINE I the êL the , - a 1'. - . __ -.Z~_.ftow~~L - --- - . .-- .._ I1T Chicago at Mimrnc'soua Sports In Brief __ __ Dibley was the stronger player. FOALL CAA 10- Chiefs quarteruaci Bow - U ...en - . - - 7~ _..~_-- ~7~_' - : In,.1~~__ %6 National Football League Man of the sear The award which North Amer,can an t.iLi piayer f,or his civic contributions as well as his athletic ability, will result in a college scl'olarthip fund in Dawson's name TFNNIS Jimiy Connors of Belleville, Ill., eliminated Jean Haillet of France 6-1, 7-5 and advanced to the second round of the $74,000 Australian Open Tennis Tournament, while Neale - A nd Ask John Dickey About The New • __ I so - - :\,.., -" - sf .,i - 1_ t - I - - . - I. r' a - IUPJ #-. - STEEL RADIAL BRID GESTONE _ TIRES - INDIANAPOLIS RACEWAY CRASH THE YEAR 1973 saw one of the wo rst tragedies in the long history of the Indianapolis 500. The I The revpluntionary tire designed for long I~ M -0 -'._J rn 4's'f'w York, 1958 - MAN! TALL MANI ~ ________ ___________ It _________ _____ taken by such coaches as AlaLiomna's Bear Bryant, Notre liii' t"ui.Is (.i,inl In tin' I'ur'sl h.ilf, I 'nil;i5 •'IN'rtl ...t-*nnds.rv ttitti i';"="s J.vnnv Moore ,tntl [liv iIs',r. Mi',sn. ('.It .i.-fi'si's'. 'l'h.- ori' .il h.sllisnn' i's ('silt'. II. (;iimils In tin' thirst .jis.irlrr U,,it's ssiul$:isI,-- lii. sii,ul itti'. k Yri. t$sm . ,urd liii,'. Suslils uk ,iit'l ihi' ( ..Ii .s.• .m st,aet,. inuei (,.irit th'li'ui'ii' ai,tl lii.' ( '.iIt .in' lU'ltl Iii.' (;i.snt qu.url.-rI'.suk ( 1sarls.' ( '.i,nrIt I,'isis iii" i'a,,ihsns I, wh _ '• kb&$$$,,,, lung ' drive itli a one 'aol pluiis' II' lt.0. at011 '.ot' titt' (;sunt' listys' titss,,suntuni 'I'tiev has'.' liii' lwull have niesr been in Msanii and nna-'o li ttlo 11atlsUlrs New York in (rout. Il-I . is riisi,sing ''ill lu,i I in- ( 'li. - *1*111111 ___if ____ - MEN#P, WEAR Ph. 425-8695 ill ii'st f.slil. I 'nil.i's .it:.e., i', ,ti,uhs. a ,u.I lus-IsI goal .uinl it', l.I7 AfIu'r foist si$s, stts'r= ut liiit.'r kill!5'. ttit. g.uus' i's un'ing ., I.- .s'III,iI liv f.ni(IiaIl"s th-t -uishils',, tb'all nt'srlinis'. It'- a'ttun iii, .uisst situ ill till, huu:s- slushititsi lout 1,1111.1. is - it s;.. lIlits.- ii. i.,,, _________ 322& Omnge sloum IM-1 P.. r R'io r n f ,.' _, ,,.. , ilis. I. - .I, - 41-iiIN Art, firillvinj: tit tin lia%dirl. A lm-, lot -bin MuNlivilur 1nit list' ij,Il ''it iltu' (i,nI nun'. Alan "This' lint -v- Aunt-u lt 111111, lit, %%-,j%, 11,110 fill- l-lid /,ine .ind Ism f1moill.ill',lmire-t. -ind )M . Iitll )" fns'.l tlr,sm;slis' g;sflit' s-%rr r ha's enshil Tit.' iIlIItmsoti' - made a whole pile of in.lnk'a'il ... in calms' i'nt'prnma'ntil -- Dominating one end is a three- baseball league, all to secure story, uncosuitilciccl mental tlit' Ixlgers' relocation. In fact, Ptiul.son did all fie (;ermnan blockhouse ut Nor- legally could and a few things litandy Beach that Frank lJoyd Itc ethnically couldn't (o get the Wright might have designed. Dodgers to come here, he inhealth facility that looks like a The two sites-Chavez dicated. Stadium, and Wrigley Field, home of the now defunct minor league ! Angcics .\ngebhave something In common, They were swapped For each other in 1957 as part of the deal that gave the dodger .......,.. .L,_ In his story written for Los gasoline tax revenues to build at- 'ss rtds to the site. Ili return, !,osAngele3 got some 9.9 acres of property In worked and the Brooklyn Things have gone pretty well Dodgers became to.' the Dodgers since then, Angeles Dodgers. Even though the city vceives Sanford 322.0651, SpeeW6 PISTOL BOXES 1 2 GA. ALCAN SHOT SHELLS. 32 CAL. ALL STEEL PISTOLS $3000 ea. - $2o per box __ .15400 ea. 1O% OFF LIST PRICE ON ALL FISHING TACKLE DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS 20,12,10 GS9 RELOADING SUPPLIES ne ouy usea buns, 5[LL, TRADE or LAYAWAY We do repair work on all Guns, Fishing Rods & Reels. I See Jim ,It,oi,,,,,$,,n,l,,r.i',$k,rtiJiA'Ii.. acres of Cliavez Ravine land on Poulson wrote. tile efforts )var for 20 years to nwintain it. which to become rich. JOHN DICKEY INC. AUe the south central part of the city-the site of Wrigley field stid the decaying stadium that " i.., __.L.,.._ McROBERTS TIRES land appraised by the city at timostly downhill since the land 405W. First aLxu $2.5 million. swap. A city councilman who opposed (tie land swap corn. nus.sioneti a private evaluation of the acreage and received a written report stating that, with Ck'cifmo in grading, the $2 property tst hi' given the Dodgers would be wor th $18 million. I BlANCH I -, angeles Magazien, the former million, also as appraised by mayor divulged various the city . :;henanigan which helped 'I'lit' Dodgers also agreed to touch off what he called "the hottest battle in California since set aside 4-0 acres of Chavez ltavine property as a recreation the war with Mexico," area and spend $O,00O to Although the resulting ----.. .s 300 brinimlia ALLSIZESAVAILABLE f than 300acres of Chavez Ravine Field area goes, it's been but rocky hills, underbrush and chicanery anti double-dealing decaying housing, now stands a just to induce the Dodgers to $20 million, ultramodern, conic from flrookln. ,000.seat major league In a remarkable article baseball s tadium. written its 1962 after Sam Yorty Aixi, what was onet' 20,000- had defeated him for reelection, seattiunor league baseball field Iormsscr Mayor Norris Poulsots surrounded by decaying admitted tie pulled strings, Along wi th the 300 acres, housing is now mostly a large, helped manipulate city cows- Dodgers got $2 tiuillion worth of empty lot. t-ilinen and misrepresented the grading from the city plus the Ravine, home of Dodger ' ' we'll work hard tit accUlliplish that, But it's also soft of a vacation. Sonic of these kids riants wid money. 1OS ANGELES.—li is a It's beetu somewhat less curious and not altogether cheery for the city which, happy turnabout. through Its toritier mayor, ... •.----- nutiy xusyea. Bryant, I'arseghlan and I [ayes (husk of ;u bowl game as anatlier game on the schedule and are all busi ness, "A bowl game is a reward for a great season," said Paterno. 'Sure. we Wttst to wits :u.tI Copley News Service Where thee.' wn's .. iuruts umI Tm Lindrv. p __________________ ___________________________________ i.... r.. •at,.. • .... i.'t ' t'l.,... .,,.'', I'.'',..-',',. ,j -.. 1'''''"' ('..,di Eliiiiki jiaia'rful iLillinmrr ('tilt's i,,uv,' tim' ulTensivi. ti-.ini dmri't'led Ii'. ilis-ir 2% ts'ar old ivartrrliaik .Inhnnv I tfl1(,,'s Flirep %,'0r sum I 'nut.ts inuldnf gil a job in ;r'' futstl,all. 'Flit' ( 'oIls -iii.'tI itini •,IT ,i ..sntllnt li'.igur in I'mitsinirgh. ('n;.,'b Jim J.ai' I inn.'iI of (Is,' (s.uusl. his tin sungrv It.'. hi'" iii Viriie l.'iii fi'isii.,' 'sstfit .tnil s' aIl.-nt ,s.s.ls,ii SHORT MANI _____ .... ii... 1. ' B1G driving GUARANTEED By ROBERT BALLENGER and four national league pe n- timeant giving the Dodgers more development of the Wrigley th.' t ti;t,'i'l Sl,iI.', ha's lium- hs'tI nn Allis .strIIit.' from ( 'ape (.in.,vt'ral that s's si's big as Sputnik Ill. F'ifh-i'n vt'ar hl 1tnhIi' Fisher ha's a big lral si's hr clefenil's hi's t'.S ('b,'sx (1ui,ii,itn'sLsiii. Arid today in Yiiiki't' SItdiimni liii' ( '.4, suit! _ ___________ freeway .ff . 11*4 Ifirve days offvr (1iri-inin, lit I!6, 4 .ind. lit flit- nvs~.. _____________ - crash in the 500-mile race start at Indianapolis, hid. he C;rpat Dn The Toss of the Coin Before Sudden Death - L_ distance and his overturned racer after a For 40,000 Miles - - shorn front of -: .'i _ Of- # legs of driver Salt Waither protrude from the . radically from the approact, 0CC Soccer — - t paring for a bowl game diff ers A In the awarded a franchise dtl . 'N" — i'' . - NEW YORK-Boston was Dawson was voted the 1973 • . SOCCER y 7i~ , __ . _. p MIAMI i All) - Penn State it and enjoy it." wliere one begins and the other I Coach Joe Paterno is running a Paterno's thinking about ends. loose ship as he prepares his bowl games obviously hasn't Bob Scannell, Penn Sta test, 'earn .or )CW sear•S rng11 In1er,cret, Wst.l 'earn S team's tiir.,'f f physical educa ti uon I Orange Bowl football game performance. Penn State Is 31II-. 'intl Patrv'sI e: . iisSS, Wiu, 4 against Louisiana State. I in post-season games since he s bowl theories. Paterno has told his players became head coach eight years 111% coach' to go out and have a go<xI time, ago, including back-to-Lack Or. "We don't think it's fair to ' Except for practice s'ssion.s iluge Ross! victories in 1965- 70. take away a young man's and some meetings, the players He simply feels that his players (Thristunas vacation unless you are free to do as they choose. are mature enough to handle a make it fun for him," Scannell "What do you want rue to do, work-play situation, and know iId. lock them In their rooms?" Pa___________________________________________________ wrno asked hen ques ioned about his have-fun policy. "They should enjoy this trip 1 10 . , near Jacksonville. Jim used a M-52-21 and M52-25 mirrorlure to bring in th e voluminous catch. - 11 R uns Loose Sh I . __ Jim Shupe caught nearly his he came in with 113 weight in fish recently as Call or Drop By - Mays disputes a decision in - -_ -' 'tini.sni. l eft - - . —' lunnv fully rtttruwd A __ I - -. ik Crene Tunney Juts again braten Jack Derrilney in a fierLv xilde, but Tunne)`s long count of round sevrn will not soon - •iti1•' - - FISHERMAN -. - I 10 ft ¶ '\ k. ." " - ueml)!tey nearly at -Aill. - A sLion sP rp pnra '."°" vsnCWvgr, aflerrsoon houlton •t :- — .m a of irouhi, Hounti .sgist ex-Giant great dispute the decision of Father Time. Willie lost both decisions and retired after the 1973 season with a sad end to a brilliant career. A161 Sunday's (lames , ' - , on (Pit T()Jiv* Ntn Zi.it . . ' i wIcke. Weit D4tsson Jersey at Cleveland )PRIOAF10 V WW - - — -.- , featuring vocalist Dionrie War- WHA East Division Winnipeg at Quebec -. ito in rilund i .. -- . ii 19 2 I"IC)Ckey' Chicago at 14*,ston dfOq6g - '111.1111 Iii, ciltl'i. Dellill-'e% lla%n't gone its flit- fartht, t corner. Z - - - --; I 19_:i_=~.__ --1 -~ -___ --. -_;_ ___i ~~ 4_Zt-7- --9 WILLIE PLEADS HIS CASE , Jarwy Pro Nw FrI$nd at Edmonton Toronto at Mi nn esota q / FRILl' - . . Crieand - Saturday's Dames tec __ OF GA 72)7 1 431)1101 171$ 3 37)37176 1717 3 37 137 121 16 14 1 507 109 __________________ 5, Vancouver Chicago 6. Quebec 4 5o,It-ZM Fuuiii ,isid hk i - _ ~~ ~ .V ~--&~-~r--% ~ - ___t__ ~ the coaches, the adminis.. (ration and sports writers,' Paterno said. "All I ask of them is that they get to practice on time, work ird, get to meetings on time and oterve the curlew," the coach explained. "Paterno even has arranged for transportation for the playurs and set up various social activities for tbome who want to prticipatt'. Wcdnesiuv night, fur ex.i'itsple, many players went to the Jai-Alai games. Other entertainment planned JttM'y I t like r.m d tJnfeaslble.Apitcherwhowantstogetbyadangerousbat. ter can alwa s eep the ball far enough away from him to put him on ase, without making it a blatant inntional 17115 i - Wilt UIbh I - .. IS .613. Kentucky — So we hear, Because Dandy wants to pursue bigger and better things in life. And ABC might not be altogether unhapbecause he's been flaunting some habits of,eth Maxwell ete Gent's fictional character). And lIo'ahrd's insufferable ego Is also be?innin tograle on him. But, as one football II? . U I Iavi 3'si, fldIl II 11W)' pui mar money in tront 01 him again. Q. There is some discussIon among baseball men regardlag a proposed change to the Intentional walk rule. It is aug grate a I base runners be te to move up a base when the intentIonal walk is ssued. to lessen the possIbility of a double play. Your comments, please. -Gerry Snedekrr, ('hambershurg, l'a. UI) III . I- H IS WEIGHT IN FISH ,.. '. BA Indiana Q. How important i's the big man In basketball? A lot of the scoring seems to be dominated by the littler guys. -Ray . TorrAnce. Cor p us sti. Tex. Just ask the AnIe Lak'rs h - they're getting along without Wilt. It's like a football team planguIhot a cent quarterback (e.g., Green Bay). Actually, the Lakers did acquire a big man, 7'1 Elmore Smith, who's still in the learning process. And for all his mistakes, coach Bill Sharman an ir "Wi$hn,,t i..r. 'HO1J( 77ØT ,q('IN øvtr;' )IVKt Maybe next year. _. - - - • W-4 . - .- Paterno rry Brown. It would have seemed logical. -Bruce Barks. him in frit Angeles The 1974 World Championship Series events aire as follows : National Open, Suffolk, Va. November 2 & 3; Turkey Trot Drags National Open,Galnsville Fla. November 23& 24; and th2 Snowbird I(iurat( 1. . - Its l),,s, flra's- auisi ii,,, 'di,,auis CrJL i .. lilt SOS l for P.S. We got this one for a Christmas present from one of our fishing few days. -nds-a wall plaque with the Inscription, "A WIFE'S Both sides of the state are experiencing ont- of le _~,t se,,j - -,,,Is -:FINITION OF A FISHING POLE-A STICK WITH A WORM ON many years with fabulous catches of redfish, trout, and blues. EACHEND!"I3 somebo dy to tell meeth , Jim Shupe used tie. right ir' lb it often inlIn At I ii. ml of sit rnund4 tin tvcr iiggivs 1)1 rne i tskin. i stud 1 iirng Hut Jk dn irni Lrio in at City Q. Why didn 't the Washington Redskins flay Duane Thomas more this year' With everybody ganging ii'p on La- Virgiina; June 1. Columbia, South CarolL ic a1• Gainesvill e Ti. use National. are wI-eduy scheduled and which will be annual affairs are; Little Guys - t S . Red Gregor and party of Orlando ch ose Lake Jess to try and landed 22 of them on fiddier crabs specks and took 19 In the vicinity of Riley's Fish Camp. According LET'S GO FISHING! to tAwell Hiley, camp operator, most boast out are averaging 2 19 per trip. Howell anticipates speck action to pick up within the i , ___ -. BASEBALLS ONE AND ONLY Willie 101') Wor • orld Ser es. l'k year a lIso saw City Omaha year, For all his evangel cal work, George Allen didn't quite restore mysterious Duane to the community of man. The runnina back still has some of o ld '" u,i-,,,.k lim t ed r . . Sunday's Games CtteLind AtIarta em also played two games back.-to-back, on a Friday night against the University of South Dakota at Springfield, the next day opposing Mankato State. You mean you didn't believe our husband? - - and hunters in the ackwater area told of seeing bass schooling while Mike Maples tried the sheepshead fishing at New Smyrna .0 __ Kansas City-Omaha at CpItal NHRA announced its 1974 schedule for the Southeast division, Central Fla. has quite a lAw cars which run the circuit, one being Johnny &own who will ha ve his (rvette ready shor tly. Johnny owns the Standa rd IltAtInflnfl 1rp-tR1vdndthiswillbetiLfirt year on the circuit. IIYMIVtci'V - 1(11 .4 . .1 . ugged landed a four pourider and Bill Hawkins displayed a string of seven waters in the Oak Hill area. taken on five shiners nnd the Rapala plug. Albert Jack, Don Smith, and Bill Jack took 36 Nudi.sh and one in addition to the usual run of panfish a large pickerel added to flounder In the surf at New Sma The trio used some cut mullet the variety. for bait bit the largest part of the catch was made on Krocadde Some reports of bass on the beds in th e lower part of the S)OOfl5. Wekisa were received b) George Cheney at Weva River Haven Mother pair of local surf anglers, Buddy Hoolehan and Camp. Several good strings of bream came in over th e weekend Clayton Smith used the same combina tion of bait to land blues - ~ _ Z _ - - - —M __ - ~_ TT7. - -_ Padel f I N V k WQ ,4051 P 41a on Atlanta ' — Bristol. Vs. - - __ -I -- --- latur"'t-it Gain#$ , Southeast Drag Sked * Clevoland of Boston at Provi . I period. been making some changes In its 1974 schedule. NHRA has cut rnajorevenLsoffo(theWorldChampionshipSeries.IHRAtoffX u.an . hu sban d s a lwa y s tal k ing about iron men in football. percent of their major event.s. 'NASCARhas cut practice days off He keeps telling me he played three college games in (our of some of the main events of the year. USAC will run its races as days, also scored a touchdown in each game. frue or false' scheduled but will keep an eye on ther situation as it happens. Most He played for Northern Teachers College at Aberdeen, S.D., in 1940. -Ruth Rita. Oakland, Calif. local tracks will try to run a weekly schedule as long as the ti A fter 33years, a slight exaggeration Is permissible. Nor thtio1 out. em State in 40 did-Play three games in six days against March 30 01, Warner Robins, Georgia; April 27 & 23, Suffolk, — - _________ .. - . ____ - I - ei n'-. . - tltL bass Sksi Whit e. d first (mu a ngler (runt Niss York, thun kt iping siz€ for Milton and C C Innar as th '4i i't __ - * i . which averaged from two to eight pounds .. . I~V r - .= --- - 317 7 Detroit io:f, capital 9) LOS ArWIts 119, Phomix U&IO 110, P(witand U ' _ ~ . pie as Dick Ba ss, Ernie Barnes and Bubba Smith. I know wh y such help is needed. I've been through the tough adjustulen = 1 500 2 16 16 lStandedtsweekandanotherpartybroughtinastped for ,t$ut ifl III S l*IIIUItiII. tI* j.i .. - 70_ - - •t ;' le M 4 Camp Wednesday. ney were landed within sight of the camp. They did their fishing near the Crystal River power plant Speckled perch are also doh* their thing here with one catch of discharge, the warm water seeming to attract the school of bass e - / - t to help ret;riLd athletes? - Joe Beck, Denver. Colo. Ever personable Chester Gilchrist favored us with a call to uescribe his Un4ed Athletics Coalition or America. "We'll deal with the rehabilitation of athletes," sa s Chester rarlton G., "offerinf them - i Some bass arestill being landed in this part of the river, mostly too bad. The TF 23 Mirrolure kid Trout Touts did the job. on plastic worms; three nice ones were brought in Wednesday by Fishing r eports compiled by Don Smith at the Seminole ore. wesorn:reahlyoutstand1flgcatcheson J Shad are still slow but showing signs of increasing in the near ulian Whigham an son lourneycd to Cry" River on future Two were brought In by trollers fishing out of Marina Isle the West side of the state and used live shrimp to take 102 redfish round nm and lii, \li,n 'a M iult r it IN tnt" iii, III It1Iiit)fl I'Miktn t. f or in "Ia ning to (fld it c,irh Hut Iunfll% s iu.uI to liii I i'k U ur.k out of d ifl&111 %IlPl PIII It. flit fl(IOu.. f lt jtJi coveri ng tii ri ire it fit $ fuutntk iii it. rfui lit holiI hi Ii 10(11 hA but - / '.' 1 Angtl*s Los Golden St FlIP lidI tiflt% - ____ - Iii Chicago \l irin .%" is "N't"' '('"l for Ili% I 9 !r) r I-, ,J, I)o% i . (- luirripion-,hip tionight Ili. jnu ~t 1.11141 -otilf. of Ill- knot-koul lii. 1LI'II' iiiiitit In ilitir r.t fidi, tIii iiru%viI f I - I I- IIWi tii The (* -_. I , __ west Division tamuls and financtacounseI 'g In it ssith me are With the current fuel situat;on being what it is motor sports has / round iIt IflulliOfi I ii Inhl.4Jrfli former lific Isoxer %%till a gooti puill-11. IN. . . t fl N " 'Ti,.... e.... F' aI Crc 4 l . r_ 11 profeWonal motorcycle racers will be competing for their Ums . . I'. j'i . ' 316 10 billing hldv ,,,t ',pflrl~ f-111% of 11sk tininiry have ,,oniviiii ng 1,1 qli%-,-r( Ilivir intrrr~l frmvi flit- Sult an or st%jji. li e rs. in nlilitr I u ti a Iwin 111:111 It, luIhI ø The . Fight of flit- Ag,4. is going if) 1.11,4. 111.1ce. 1~10.qxx) Iscople, fillIirgi.t rod in boxing hi'ilnr'.. a re j.imnwd in hrri• to 'v III, onil ft 1 J ilk l) :np. t fl,iiunl r (,r iham M N.inu i at rInguiJ* to hro,,,J, .it lii,' iiui nu,tIohi%tuk' I" 5O.()O.O(X) lis t ene r-4 . - — 17 26 lift RUIN Ilut lolliglit UPtt 11-:1_ Houston . 11~11`Rill's 11'" I"I I'll Ilk fifh-i.%Ili Nomv run of till. I * ft IN River and jig fishing with the No-Alibi lure produced a string of 45 camp south of New Smyrna on Wednesday. While the fish were not for one party fishing out of Osteen Bridge Camp this week too plentiful that particular day, 16 trout and three redfl.th wau't - 1921 of Idl mm Ihi , --, ~ .. n ,, * %%illl 0 & 41", N_______________________________ 70 14 By Murray Olderman ever encou.ntered. Orlando has been the sme of many top-notch 'ntorcycle m eveats, such as the Trans;-AMA- Motocross Series, where the. Europeans have always dorrilinated the winners circle. . 1-i - . -, three-point buck on the Wekha Dan McDonald, a farmer resident of DeLand now living In eced per are moving inth tha1lo water in the &. Johfls Missouri, iited ne of his favorite ots of old near Mo's -. (hicago 1927 . *V ifle~,* _z,. iOO - Division Capital • . _____ 15 21 -.S.,,P___________~ k ,, I Bo The Long Count Finally Begins - r . Eastern Conlncs Atlantic Division W L Pd G.B. Boston 77 6 III Iew York 21 nuualo will ap pear in Florida during the $30,000 win ternational Motocross Series. The kick-off for the prestigious Wthternatlonala occurs in Orlando, Florida at Orange County Raceway (next to Central Florida Ikagway) on January 1.h and 13th. This upcoming series carries real national significance to professional racing. The entire Eastern United States will be rIrLars __ - i.k'. , a- 4 -* 17Z ~ __ .4 , . - .,e ll___ U , - __ __-- --- ---. . ,. I - __~ C. __ ---~__ C . . ..1. --...f PRESS B THE ASSOCIATED Contra[ The National Motorcycle League has announced that the most hissi I - By Carl Vanzura &rt hv this -. Standings From left to right they are: Don Richardson, Henry Capron, Bud Goodmanson and Harold Koch, all of Deltona. the Deltona Golf Course ki . siUi ____ —, - Florida. All four carded a hole in one in the 11 -. Even with the Christmas rush, a few sportsmen managed firnl time to take to the woods a nd we tied some deer kills - - I -_ I ;.: . Clarence Johnson brought down a spike buck near Osceola and With Orre!! the armton area yielded a th ree poi n te r for Frank Sloan and Donald Brown. They could not decide which one made the lucky 113 trout and blueh on r Eve. J shot as obth men fired and the deer dropped. Mike Muse bagged a Fort Ge3rge Inlet near Jacksonville. . -I think the one thing that either." itiip!t Itit flt ('ipP4 Ili ttitw inie ProCage that is generally as rareas a sny day in tue-and it didnt Orange Bowl rout of Notre -, THESE FOUR GOLFERS achieved something - I ______ . Dallas trying to set up Darrell like you're trying to do with pelletti is just orke of his worics. Duck hunters are finding some pretty good shooting Inithe Je.mup with Dick Mower reporting several successful trips in the -h thdr0fkfl$tVeI1flYgfl If he does, it'll probably be a yards on eight carries and offensive line," he llrad Davis and Steve Rogers spectacular on e-ma n show, caught a 27 -yard scoring pass in I ha ve probably been more and Terry flobiskie = . __ at . *I - Area _____ V gaged ...I f PCOP lWilino said after it. "I knew "ldontsees4re Ihve to cs:r)one expected big things of uk Hunting Picks Up In - have to just p!ay my own game. But there have been dis. don't have a chance to go ing his Tigers, too. "We have a 11~1 the way I se been play ing it all asters, too, like 1960 when agains t a Heman Trophy win tremendous running game year." Navy's Joe Bellino gained four cler every year-is Perin State's least we think we do. You take , -- there's nothing "I can't let it put pressure on me," tt = ' season. (.. M t. ,as lie's concerned, though, there was grx-at pressure on me gaim. They i expected of him - - êl.... expected ' .. - - 21.14 Orange Bowl loss to lmpressl with their line t hin •t)...nn.. i r.iH with nnv ohase of their foot II ulaul"iIIt i face the No 13 TIge-s of lletsntan winne in their bowl didn't deserve the trophy.' Linghorns. Louisiana State in the Orange games, when Iluarhe," Paterno grinned, As far as LSU Coach Charlie Bowl. But Cappelletti is Johnny Rodgers rushed f or 81 realistic about what houId be bards and three touchdossns Mc( lendon is ioncerned, Cap- let me tell ou a story IsasL 'H _______ 1. 3 ' - - ______ show to prove na see some real good football," a nything. I don't want to sound Perin State Coach Joe PaRegardless of what the fans Tlic Penn State tailback, al. like I'm trying to get out of it, expec t of Cappelletti, he's not terno, who'd been listening to emiere but anybody can have a bad letting the prospect of a bad McCledon's unendi ng praise, coll ege football player of the game' r r will be under the gun to game shake thui. ,,One night sntcrpted o recall a moment tton beforetheNittanyl Cris produce a spectacular one-man It'sa point well taken. There isn't going to ta c away w , years, laM tsso New Year's Night sirn en has e, of course, been stu I se done the Bowl s lUnr) last Ness Year the sixth-ranked Nittany lions penJous shows puton by former tie saps. 'That won't lnC4fl I Day over Darre ll Royal s Texas 1 ____________ .. _______ .. I I % Da% I. III .1%4. illill I illi ls,itili'll, %. cts. - -- I finding out that winning the sman Trophy brings more than just glarnour and the i -• . tt_•._ . 11 _______ t - It _- 1,:_7, ______________________________________ _____________________ .. MI AMI (AP) -John ppeI. considering he rumbled for .. . r. - ki " lft~__, ~ __ ~ ~, I Shooting Good At Lake Jessup SPORTS TIME MACHINE ---, Under Gun In Orange , - JIULK GLADC) - *4,:I THE . _ _ vf -11 - 1k. Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973—hA The Sanford Herald Penn State's Car)eIlettl* I 4k i t4 Z ) L . Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 !L. . -1 I. or Joe N 3POrts Shop the 1,03 about $800,000 a year in SANFORD PLAZA property taxes from the U r �- ___ .. - " *1 l . . __~ - - - __ _ . - . .- ~_- __ c . . I I , - ~-__. .. . .--- - . 1 1&._---- - - - I - -0 ____ . - - - - - - __ __ ta, ii - - - - I ,--_ .__.__...-. . .Z - . -C.- - - ----------- -C. -- --- -- -,.i..i - -- ----- .i - L_.- -- -- -- -- -- --- - - -- , - --- - - I: . . 1 1 -- --- ------ - C. 12A—The Sanford Herald -1 -- - III— I Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 ,~ I ! : : I. . I i ; . I Students Find I 1 :i 4 _ , M _ ~* .. 1 . __; _________ _.*_- ----------___ - — n~ __ . - - WZ.1!i[J 4Tr-WV.N~ ___ _ .- t_.4~ ~___=~_____ ___ i~,?~! t ..-%__ .''. 1. . ___' -, 0 _- ~ -' -M _ _ - I -_ _ ___ __ -~ ,~ ` _ M _ ~ _ _ _ "__ _ ~ ~ _ Z __ _ ~=_ ;_ --_ ~ ~ - .~. -___---- _ --. 1.. ~__~ _ ;_. __-,----_-::.-_- -~ -_- --__- _-_-_- ._" -_ _~___. _~ _ ~--__ - —_ - -I-2- _~- _1 7_ -_~_i-:_ - I _ _A . _ __rl_ar .7_-a r- ~, __7 _,._ .--_.t _.__ 7 -U. S. Lifestyl es Un que ._Z V . - 1__-_ r~ ~ -_ -=-- ~ - __ --- --,. _ . , __ .-_. -. -- t .-_,~_ _ _ __ 11 _ __ -- __.------_ -,_ __ _-. _ -S By JEAN PATTESON pleting his second year of study 1 ~ -. q) relationships with one another, They also remarked on the Herald Staff Writer 't" iVT in this Country agreed the students "It's American respect for law and While the group agreed the c1 everywhere, 'III! iii'' and order. "In Colombia if the fakir a sho w er every day, dollar has built a remarkb)e 1 J' grceting you friendly," en- president suggested travel at 'O 1: j T L±t.A being greeted cheerfully by country with exceptional op. thused Pedro Munoz, a heavy m.p.h. everyone would still go I __________ friends and strangers alike, and portunities foe everyone to r Colombian accent slurring t'is 80. They'd think, 'Let the next a surprising cooperation with make money if they really want No English."And then if they don't man go slow; not me!" '' law and order are some of the to, they felt the demands of an [ ii.e you, they tell you to your laughed Jose. aspects of life which strike affluent society place a g' at L Fish face." His shrug expressed "That's right," said Dimnitria. ' visitors to the USA as being ttrain on the low incom strata amazem ent. Story "There's so much order, and different from their homelands, of the population. 'me Americans are (rien- respect for other people. I love itiz DON'T GET CAUGHT 41 The site of the country, its "So much more is expected of .__4 . dly; easy to get along with," the way Americaiis wait in line COLD WITH YOUR freeways and huge autonibiles them because Inc standard Of quiet-spoken Tameru ilnilekal for their turn. Not in my FURNACE DOWN! is naturally another, living is so high," explained I from Ethiopia explained. This country!" '. Install a dependable Foreigners also finduiijque_.. Alfredo Mayoya from [ attitude, he said, had helped Carrier Furnace "You bet!" exclaimed Jose. and often confusing the Nicaragua. Tall and th oughtful, him make friends and adjust to "I never waited In line for a American obsession with with rugged good looks, the i. life here easily. movie in my life till I came punctuality, the independence president of the SJC InterYoung Aa1ericans are more here. At home, when the doors of the women here, and the national Club continued, . self-sufficient than the youth in open, you rush!" absence of social barriers. 1. "There is so much to buy in SOUTHERN their native hinds, agreed the "There's only one problem "Where're you from?" is the America, like at home you buy students. They all feel having to with Americans," continued the AIR - •I first question Americans ask vegetables and meat, and spend make their way alone In this high spirited Colombian. "They when they detect a foreign all day preparing a meal, Here OfSANFORDINC, . "foreign" land has helped them don't know how to have a party. lOOMap)Av,, .accent, you go shopping for all these mature more than they would They all go inside and close the "how d'vnu hie it here'" is un'parvd food.c and in a few '' flIIfTJj\ 10SF' ' T'T'/ '1•r and l;a.'c th' party Iiair Ivi]o-up. '' minutes you have a good . VCfliUhu, Greece, Colombia represented at &JC Everyone concurred the private. At home we' all ) meal." lie smiled. "Here dating practices in America are celebrate In the streets, having Eight foreign students, from everyone can be a chef!" m ore desirable than in their cheer from house to house. CtIwI.rip$ three continents, now studying The chance to make a buck, home countries. While the Then you really (eel you're in a at Seminole Junior College, and make it openly through any customs are changing, big party." recently gave their reactions to job you can find, struck all the chaperones PARIS (AP) A long-hidden work about Soviet labor camps by are still the order of There are a multitude more life in America. There is & great students as remarkable, the day In Latin America, and differences which require an Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Nobel Prize-winning Russian author, deal thcy like; some things they in many parts of Europe. adjustment to life in the USA. was published today by the Russian-language YMCA Press here. don't; but all said they wouldn't "If I worked , say. In a Th e 600-page book is called "Arkhipelag GULAG" and deals with "A girl can't date a guy Some are small differences: have missed the opportunity of McDonalds in Colombia, my unless she's engaged to him, or the radio plays only American th e years 1918 to 1956. Th e title means an archipelago, or chain, of living here for words, friends wouldn't want to know the Greek people really' look music whereas in Europe the camps run by GULAG, the Russian acronym for the main adminis. me," grinned Jose Rosas, a down on her," explained radio stations are far more tratlon of labor camps. Looking healthy, happy, and lively, mustachioed native of ,,,, iiniia. altogether American in their •h 11r international; thAi-i. be Th e book, like almost all of Solzhenitsyn's works, has not been country. I • Union. Th kick t4German, English, in ik eu,e,flIOfl, SIUUCflI attire, five South own courting days with restrictions iiiepuuiL.ersa,. .ng on buying published i' 1 I It ' V, ('(ilSzi ifl(j r French renui 1STIfl ,flO SOUhi ii cuitions are planned or iari &m"ricans to FLropeans and i u early i liquor t found 4. OUfl( :i "That's right," agreed dating an an African faLsed the friendly Dwutria. "My lath er would erniss. The publisher said U& iurk 'U I "historical, do.umtrtary and Central AmeriC American and helpful . s my husband americans speai. American, autobiographical." Solzhenitsyn previously described his years In everyone never w,u,, is,.. ii, u they have met. now — andheexpectedmne to be not El1glishasthugh( in Greece Stalinist labor camps in th e short novel "One Day In the Life o waitressinGreece.ifigotajob Is" VIUCU IT free .to go with him in the and Germany. There were Ivan I....n.,vicII, which as kIlch,s,1 in •k ,,,e Soviet .,n, in 1962 selling cosmetics, everyone ifl particular a Greek gin, . • •k • • and first br ,rwr1can way. ought widespread attention to the writer. parents adjustments 10 weather; ,o can wouIdsseer1 ,Hub U , She must now married to an Ameri would never allow that, of working much harder than The publisher said the manuscript of "Arkhlpelag GULAG" was really n e money, was delighted with the . course, so I had to meet him expected; and to unfamili ar hidden for give years to protect persons who are mentioned in it. couragement and opportunity The rigid social barriers and secretly. That was bad," she food. The girls found they had to _ 10 study attoriecl married preoccu,aumi wi.h keeping up mused. "So hypocritical." wear more makeup and a women in this country. "It's appearances common In South Even in Germany, one of the different style of clothes to look only in America a married America and Europe and to a most liberated European American; the guys docovered S woman and mother can con. lesser extent in Africa - the countries, women h -c less American men do a lot more to tinue her education," com students do not find here, and freedom both befote and after help around the house than mented dark-haired, dark-eyd they are glad. They enjoy the marriage, explained the only their Latin counterparts! Lkrnitria L)ellenger. "America freedom of being able to dress blond member of the group, Naturally, these foreign has so much more to offer than and behave according to their Gisela Khail. students don't like everything money; it's time the world own mood, taste and financial Another aspect of the they find in America, nor do realized this," she continued, standing, rather than having American lifestyle they ap. they believe the country is The lure and power of toconformto the style expected preciate is the religious without its problems. Inflation, the dollar is remarkable, all the of them because of their freedom common throughout they agreed, is the major students agreed. "Sure you can family's social status. the country. "There are so problem facing the nation at make more money in America As well as having a healthy many faiths and churches. In present. They also find the but you can spend It faster, attitude toward work. Greece if you're not orthodox, suspicion and withdrawal I. 500 too!" grinned Lois Padilla, a Americans appear to have you're a sinner!" exclaimed caused by vvercTowding in city Foreign __ 4ft - _ ,. il _ - I vo men s , . ! Honors ffichelina 4 W orld • I (1;~ I , S unday, D cember 30, 197.3 "' - Party Of Season - 4 U - 0tip t1 rrath I: On Page e her Birthdav _______ - _V - . '- - The night - parking space was scarce! In flimsy attire, we pulled up 'j, to the rear entrance and made a It dive for the back door. Laughter and merriment ft fashionable home. f After a few warm greetings I and salutations, we breezed into the hallway to spot BILL KIRK - 4 literally t1rap''d with furs. followed him into a bedroom 001,1k, I i ~ where thousands of dollars , 'I worth of luxurious furs were piled high on the bed. . . a sight '' S tobehold. - -A The event at the Kirk home 111 A was acocktallbuffet, an annual occasion for BILL and JERRI, to honor MICHELINA ''4 PAULUCCI CARNEVALE on I it S ,., I - 1•J . ________ .'..'...'.... ; ,, ; 4 '. 1' i ____ p . .- - - '' 'e o .l __ - .I,. -- ______ ' 'CI . ,. - : , -. . . 'e , ~ ,__ _, . , . . , .. .G - -- - •.. / -. ,,; - ,' -. - - """ it . .• - ' 14 -. , - - - , , - ' . - - . tV. I 41% % ;j % ,- - . A ww— I Ca4UU4 - - Group handsome Venezdelan corn- more open, frank, and healthy Dimitria. slums a disturbing consequence of American industrial growth. They also rated environmental pollution as a distressing side effect of expansion. The students were outspoken on America's foreign policy, T_:_,r - ____ - A,'': - . .- 71~ - 'I -_.. . - 1 -•': •-'-. I :' I - - I- . 2 .__ - ij - fy i1not ll k _ - I I "-,* FROM() F Gill. I ( ANOTHER Michelina and Dorothy rvldlleynolds -- ~~ - .: - —n—.. - ______________________ ____ U - - . __ - - - - _____ ____________ - '- ____ I ______________________ [' ' p 1 p ____ . -.- . — k . * SEEING OURSELVES AS ( )TIIEHS SEE US Foreign students discuss life in the U.S.A. (Herald Photos by Jean Patteson) f 81 AT'l'ORNE V I'URNS PHOTOGRAPHER . . .Mr.andMrs.WilfredConrad 88 #4w , , p _____ ____- ______ Root unr .. Ill. 2 J-2 ________ -------------------'-- -- , - - - -. - -- ---_I' ah_-p-. -- - - .. -, ' J . ______ — -- -, -__ Group • • - -- - - - - - ---------------------------- - i / - ' 4W ' -_- iIj • sit .4 5— / to 13. - - - -.........' - • - •.. - (/ \ - -• OO I -: 688tol U II Ii Kathy ] - . - " ______ 's" '(1'- - - ___________ - ":i•-' - , - , 1 - ---• .'- £I/ • -' - ______ _____ " .- . I £ %.. a I - ~ I: Il fit I borne when vuu w11 sudeizi and astoriisliingly discover tha; ne has wharked you in :i',ir tite t. belief that lamapersoninspiredbva nsc t4 anatic coriosib' i k is inirycelf' takes at face • _____.. — -, - - - = - - I lu~_ - - ., -. - ___ .- ;~. . Exchange Vows In Double - - - , - - - ii CPenn 1e know what you're look for 53 DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 - - Charge it t Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til I ' - - - -_ - a - ,- a --- . - - -' - - . -- - - I'UL IIIULI -- 2636 Mohawk Ave., Sanford, and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gibson, 116 Indian Summer Ave., Panama City. Church decorations inch1ded four candelabra, potted palms, holiday arrangements and family pews were marked with sprigs of holly and spruce with red and white accents, " .. .i' __ - I - _______ - - - - -I-' - FRIENDS WELCOME JENO . . Jeno Paulucci and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kampf \ - - - = - - - - the bride was attired in a Fink original formal gown of candl light organza and Venise lace It featured an empire bodice, sheer yoke and high neck neckline long fitted sleeves ,iiul self button.s. The bodice and skirt were lavishly appliqued Vw it ih 1 VCnise Lice. floor length gown of gold lame and a white carnation corsage, Upped with gold. Immediately following the ceremony the reception was held at the Garden Club on hwy. 17.92. highlighting the decorations was a decorated and lighted Christmas tree placed - in the center of the stage. Tables carried out the chosen colors of the bride, red and green. Floral arrangements of white carnations, Canadian spruce and 1IIt' with -a.' tiIvAp rik. '.4alMLwsA U and red tapers adorned the tables o verlaid with white lace cloths, The lime sherbet punch was crystal punch bowl surounded with n wreath of evergreen, boxwood and holly. Mrs. W. H. Poling Jr., aunt of the bride, cut and served the cake and poring was Mrs. Walter Graves, another aunt. Also assisting with the serving were Mrs. James Gregory and Mrs. Lots Hollingsworth. MISS Marylou lvo was in charge of the bride's book. For traveling, Mrs. Gibson ehose a burgundy and grey ress with ma tching jacket,, m matching accessories and a o rsage of burgundy ,sweetheart roses The couple left for a wedding trip to an undisclosed place and their new address will he I L') Florida Are,, Sanford, S L1 I ' " - V ibsoii G 4/ I MRS. JAMES EARL GIRS0 .. Nee Kathy Renee Schell The groom, a graduate of United Electronics Institute, The gown swept to the floor In Louisville, Ky., is presently an A-line silhouette and a full with matching Camelot cap and crimson velvet and carr ied a employed as an electronics detechable Chapel length train, carried a lIL!hto'd tJ !'Je ba.ket c! "ed iT,ti technician ws Stromberg edged with nuitching lace. Her surrounded with white car- petals. Carlson, Sanford, The bride is full Chapel yell of Imported silk nations, holly and red accents. '° employed by Strorribeig The bride's i tother chose a illusion was attached to a Miss f.arinda Schell, a green Cartsc'n. She is graduate oft. floor length gown of mini Cam elot cap of candlelight younger si s ter, was ulana nylon with silver ac- M Russell High School, Great Venise lace. She carried a bridesmaid. 11cr gown and a white cattle 'a- Falls, Mont., and attended 'essoriesand cascade of red sweetheart roses flowers were identical to those orchid corsage. grooii's Evangel College, Springfield, me encircled with white porn ponis, of die honor attendant. Mo, holl y anti Canadian sprace on a m father, was best riiother wore floor length "own The groom's Out-of-town guests included apricot , g white Bible, man and groomsman and head and Mrs. W. H. Poling and and a white cat. Miss Melanie Schell served usher was Thomas (son, tIe accessories 'a orchid corsage. Mrs. Hazel Reese Nuzwn of her sister at maid of honor. She brother of the groom. Fairmont. W. Va.; Mrs. Nettie was attired in a formal length Miss Melissa Gregory, flower Mrs. E. H. Poling, grand- Lou Poling, Miami and Mrs. A-line gown of crimson velvet girl, wore a long gown of mother of the bride, wore a James Gregory, Tampa, Via. -.--------.------- I. sn .,srl fl • ULIU Ut Ring Rites ' Given in marriage by her stei1ather, Donald E. iltese, ' P app e aring in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x 10 reprint size ' -- :j - - - _______________________________________________________ -- • - - - - / I! I1___ ivmn by in Che Too smaTi for on ad b flO1iCI,. or effective ? You're reading this on e! . ----- ________ " i ' t. 1 I I ' - will cease being numb on the tI -. '1.M9LY ______ t, head. liku wsking to lAr excused brother says it's nothing at al-I' _ ____''ti/A 9 _-1II 5IIUI James E . . All tk-vit.vs obviously of the genreOf the kthumbcew, None of this is reassuring to ,inl1rnh M aiden irnt to rgn canal. After canvassing a few And .wer k,w do I like the friends and co-workers as to dentist's cheerfully' graphic possible reaction, I gathered description of what he plans to snchquotes as,"Youhardly du with thesetools notice Ux pain after the third 1i.hinI 'IiIJ1ILI lklfrich. Schell, Renee The bride is the hter of r.rs. d E. Reese, _________ - - 11 1 Melanie Paulucci, Jeno Paulucci, Michael aPii1iii'oi - JL_ A .' ORIG. To 123 NOW, 1-1---- -4A 11 ____ - I dMt. 0 ________ ,..•..,• J ___ . - Ii sizes 61: . . - - ___________ ____ I s shoes Dres' and sport types, In - ______________ / - Men ----- ___________ - - pa rs! 0 -_ - his PAULUCCI HELFRICH, was JENO PAULUCCI, who Jetted MISS Kathy Renee Schell in from Duluth, Minn. for the and James Earl Gson exbig celebration, changed vows wedding Accompanying Jeno was son, Saturday, Dcc. 22, at 7:30 p.m. \lIclIArI MICK1' and his at the First Assembly of God wife, MELANIE (nec HURT.. Church an Sanford. aisd I Just know that ViR(,IE HURT was sublimely happy Officiating clergyman at the double ring, candlelight over it all, The younger crowd was also ceremony, was the Rev. Don represented by the KIRK sons, Cox. Mrs. Abel Sandoval, BUD and SCOTT. Bud's wife, organist, presented a program NANCY, made The birthday of appropriate nuptial seleecake, and Scott's date for the tions and accompanied the Misses Melanie and Larinda __________________ Schell, who s'rn. "The Wedding Prayer." The bride's mother, -----------r _______ .irs. inaio . eese sang The Lords Prayer", during _________ the closing prayer ORIG. To 7.99, NOW _~~ - GATHERING OF THE CLAN ON BIRTHDAY Michela Paulucci Carnevale ( center) ... , surrounded by 1 to r Liz Paulucci Helfri ch, Wtait a night it must have been for Michelina! Her only two children were in top form for the festive oc- r ri' 0 Il U UU IU UI ai i#a Cosmopolitan group is finding a study trip to the US an ex perience well worthwhile. all thtir homes and Along course. "Oh. Do Canal miss them," sighed dark-eyed By JOAN COLBY vat ue my sstatement twhich is treating my impending abscess Iiitzabeth Bena.ides, so many CopiFy News Service really inspired by cringing with Infusions of rare herbs in miles from her loved ones In Peru. cowardice) that I want to know some hideout. One folksy saying you hear exactly what is going to be from time to time is, "Well it's done. more fun than a root canal." Not only don't I like the looks Some things described as .. - 4 being more exciting than a root of the implements he shows me, i,'i' 1 don't like their names, Drills. anal are spraining your ankle, ( ID I 1'.. I! I (I Il getting a second-degree sun- Clamps. Reamers! Hooks!! burn or watching your shares of Uarbs'! Independence Oil drop 20 Grimacing shoe t Iii Assorted styics. sizes 81: to] - --e I ( . . Group U 200 paIrs! They live a lifetime of payments," observed Alfredo. Despite all its complexity and strangeness —and partI r ;- n ' Dres'y styles "Middle class Americans are slaves to their credit cards. $ 1 4 ORIG. To 16.99, NOW countries the dignity of developing independently. They preferred the pace of Iifeu homelandsL "Lifestyles here are too fast. Everything (lies around th e clock Americans are too tired —th, hi. UIUII*W,UCIWr for t heir friends and their 1eisure," commented Dimitria. . a' . v 88 and .- q ~q_ I her birthday at Christmnsume. &vi'ning was a beautiful diamonds accenting her admired by all know her. KIRK . . the party was out of The lovely guest o honor brunette, DEBBIE JARVIS costume, The beautiful part about th U-as rd regally reigned over the oc- who was all decked out in Holly DOROTHY MdREYNOLDS Paulucci family members is caslon in a two-piece formal red, was as vivacious as ever In a that wealth and fame have n't h \r hoii' of Everybody was perfectly two-piece blue and gold striped affected their humility costume created of soft prints and they BETTY AND CHUCK BOWES interwoven with metallic gorgeous! gown enhanced with gold often speak of the days back was bulging at the beamaw' tha ANNETTE WING bowed out accessories, thread, when . . , that life was not 'holida happeni g Thursda' As she sat in a high-back in a black sleeveless gown with There were so many guests exactly a bed of roses. . .and rüghi " velvet upholstered chair in an orchid corsage pinned to her on hand that I regret the party recall an overpowering Honor guests at "open house" front of the glittering Christmas shoulder, was over too soon. . . even struggle to reach today's were their son STEVE and his VIRGINIA IIIJRNEV was before I could see them all, success. tree, throngs of friends bent Korean wife JULIE who have over the lovely lady to wish tier glowing in a flowing "hot" pink from where I was wedged in a So to MICHELINA just returned from Korea gown with a large the very best, posie corner. PAULUCCI CARNEVALE The hom e, alive with It was the party of parties and adorning the low-cut neckline. Michelina is a bundle of many more happy returns . . 1 ij hosp ' ni warmth was SOPHIE SHOEMAKER charm and totally reflects the and I have never found out her attracted guests from allcarpeted with wall-to-wall Florida and also out-of-state, arrived in an elegant black and perfect lady. She enjoys good age. The buffet, beautifully served whit'gown with triany carats of health, is very' active and is 4 Coat d on page 31i And to JERRI AND HILL from gleaming silver in candlelight, featured a variety of tempting cuisine fit for the nce Womensbetter 1• ... C paIrsi they attacked was foreign aid. They felt America should take care of her own, and allew other _ . a ( r e - E1 '% • n ic . __ . 440~1' - - i - AF7 . 01 - 6 -. ' - I . - - - A 'k . ,N.~\, , • a zj- - - I ' - ' , ." - •, - 't'a_ ,_,.& ' ' . - & _____ ',,syn Book Found ; _________ cold' was _______ . . - ___ J ' . - ___________ ___________ 1-- By DORIS WILLIAMS SucIet 'Editor - - - - -_ --- - - - - - =--= - '- = �1-7_i_ :_J , Ij 26-77' ne Sanford Herald x i973 Svndai DeBary Chamber Of Commerce President , ".r ~ II k I I I : .'. : I *1 - , . fl4 ~~l 41 V \uncv C,o,y Alberta ____ I . ___ Is cmw iT 'Frsts ivi an y .31 oman •- -- Despite the s - . I - - • of )(it Alberta Co resàt cd the DeBarj tndemen Winter * _____ As de first S .4 • _____ -. to ses v as mornng,jus rtrade time the ' - ' w • I Ap_ I - r' 1 i1 .. / r , ... . - announced that she ct)liect a soffident aimwit to ..d. woi1d i, . enlisted UI , cn'er DeBary and 11t0na . ., % NANCY BOOM . 411. d begart to sprbAk am 137 I " -:. I in Saniford. Oq wW Mat e, personal differences. their marnage was dmolved &W AbTfa mosvd to DeBary in She and Mrs. Goddard of ().angefltyctedthe$l2 needed. ()n De(,. 12. Ini Alberta marned j C4)y (that nice young man she knew sin" salon. CftSp)fàd moved and . I was man Tespbk lu wider pal. it wu f33 cats and ,dogsI Betwsing Like real y acud cl patients at '&unWnd Hospita). Orlando wri treated to a fcafiuW 91amon - '1^ 1 I - MM C4 Opened aw opfra Bmty Salon ( •ange Qty. A4 -__ parbetpants marched akr4 in eated the in Enter;irise, in ML and she spite ot the rain and cold winds. ato a Bahi çyr , F' 7 te il IL . C mpg to fill a man's job In a 156, a Cub Scot6 Pad tr= ddeme plad to re6ease him to SpcWtn ,2n L-Ow pride fad ftt they czambused 2he outbreak of W.W. 11. - - -'Or %'portion c' the "Pt' ise with floats the Fifty State Flag And she was the fim :. 0 Alwy And wUW belp. Team from the Orlando ekicted to senv as a din~ war 'an of .t T & pgrty pt off to the ngbt Traini Center, Big Rzd. the DeBairys Chamber of Cm).. conngwn Ridir School and rt bySii CIasamv merce 10 years ago leading regalia in a belicnçXer n Santa Marching akwg in all her Present Position ' _ that nun were the South • ta pre School Band ',,;*W by Mrs. Gen Semindle 31 AfixiU. whose Lather. PauJ i~aToqpzs. a Winter -** and several members at the Perkins was an ordained Auxiliary resWent who was & as mrust+er and whose nher # ~ - - V- RM! SNH51— ., - - - W_- - . __ -_T NdtIndlalaiI,$ people. it was real nice seeing KAY GALIAGIII-Al briefly ... who, by the by, looked great, Also did it little in-depth cluitting with TONI AND LEN tIN ITAS %strn were oh. t('Ul\ t OJOS IlI t!I I I I 1 thr f ,. 1 1. - im 1 - ! = a I •.. -- , I ~ — . 1 -. 1_~ lt.~k~m M.t~_ 1'1A 11 ~ Iff -? - 15 V OMA - - - - . .. . . : I • ii ' . . .. 1_"W___4r~__ __ — -.;;;~ ! ~ temved her birokees license, city government also par- 96triam was born in Sakem Among her many hobbim Ls .~ x6libry S207, S"Ib , .,I -, . I Semimk. fidpated. Mayor-Elect Roy Ohio. One day, while vWting her collecting dolls. She has ac' M " _ I--BUSINESS VL1%-rVRES , dm,e in Albffta was stricken and cumulated over 100 of them. T$-* cWdren wer treated to McClain and his L=4 _____ - --1, I ,A~. - - -9 . !me in the cvordmaUon of her She km peopL. and is mom - ____ ___ - ~_ I -1 sm atten i Mum th mared along tt mtdes. The doctors advised of ioi r.erts a , thAI proud of .!,--- Rekction Riew Band. RWy Cub Scout Pad 196. her to "take it easy." allo,wed to sme as prtWmt of Q ` ~, moved to that city. then ber.ame one Ot*rne and the Patty Girls d ALBERTA COY AND DOLL COLLECTION Rain has never stopped anaptictinabeyuj Alberta W1it tXJW12fl Ilfld, during DeBary's Silver c*ñ1rn from aUenthng arty ag2ts wtie attending iianceii . numbers followed byJ.J our Herald Aciate Editor Aimivety _ property nuvwWer. managuig a John SpD1sIu (wSo owned the Johnum I wouW hke to make or seiting Santa Claus. Tbere University. majoring in to wcck at the pbone Czff;any Otm EdLumn Co. "We have set several . were between three and five Business Adminqrat. d'y A later a s*i. Gn 7! unit note that ichnson was aprt.'xxrs building at B'ii'uiig Lar*5 fl SfCr, will pr nU f acti F*ued dulen at the çarty IJp auda took a pen ii at Csar's Palace While working here, she met lr..wasbuntothernToday,be the Sfle time. attest. tIns sport Pr(rtd to be wtiidi was my math ob,iective " giw' b, the Ladies Ainthary to f3Tl Telephone two fine ow', ri. Gordon is a real estate broker in at At the ou tbreak of World War the greatest theraph for her. A when I took office one year : Ins own expense, to fly ha' the Fire Department, bad Co. cdOtno. &reshe became as Warner azJ Jack Coy. &tj Orlando. He is married and has U. she took a job at CarneØe year later she was, once again. i love my community and am , 1 1 . amistant offike numager in a men were erianwed with her. Five children- Alberta very Steel Corp., wtxre her brother "going straw" t1& da) roo he cwW entertain weather and all %itally intm-sted in its future. I f e w short Alberta c Gordon The proudly the children at the been "P1°) ' look forward to a taght and GrnG IN% OLVED Parade Ch.'iIrrnan Irwi n Al the age of 1*, in 1930, she were married in I9 and grandmother of three girls and Blasting Furnaces Department At happy New Year ond fu ture for )Y °' her own beauty shop moved to Qicago where her two boys." th ther dance by the of the plant She became m) cwirwuty I was determined not to state, nation Party Gff1s% then =W by -%ewwn`R wish tO eWm thetr wt*6 she operated vrith a Pi husbancl was trar&ered. He In Ctucago. A%erta opened a asststa t managw here and beconie mv ,9 . 11 rnaniand** she conauetotheopandGofor vijng, and cutmned was a sales manager for the heautysakmandalsobecamea trained otherwomen tn vmilar Jack &iipes+, 1 worked ha to become their genetx* contribution of - sell c..k I cowr playtd y David * + . . • ! I jgp, ew After the sho-w. 9ackings cotrsr, and to Channel 24 for filled with candy d gifts for ttng t heir mobile unit all were handed out by Santa allowinr Big Bird to par. Oayed b Willie Wa1tz all the Ucipate Special thanks e"itertaa- rs and band mem- Ladies Mmh.r) for again this titis. Gen Bunt*1s, Evelyn year having a .' - I ( . J -. A •+ Pe. 7 11 Jryamzzec - Coneem— Ine. A - 4i - g' rv Vi t. II II I nic 1 - _=_:_ _== ~7 supplied most of the enLargest donations to the part) fund and finally, to Mr . I ~_7__~ __ _. dzilidren- Santa was fumished -'ffe ___________ Orland' Ave ,,,,, ccor&ngto.,,u.wi It - I p.- I '1 GOOD NEIGHBOR THE 71tanks also go to severa I of wntff SpdW' organtzatioris WEEK is Mrs. Barbara who responded so well wTth Newsome of 411 South FAmmomSL. Mrs. Newsome. donatior. mey incitaie the Hacienda Village Women's relatively new resident of tj',.r Club, the Winter Springs city. has already diJpL1yt:1 those virtues of a good neir~, ermununi , bur. %Irn sfie found out we h;-i; ~Ncjth Orlando Garden Club. The VFW PW and A started cn taking on i'4s ' - t'etr responszbthty of 17 young gui. generous 4orauc,ns and their acti ve participation in the Wy. and rewmW on a nxxww_Z. laul, W certaihly no( least. notice to a rcqutst for dowtio, , = -, ri, ar - en. t -, - It ., 10 -4 ;,~ *-. .- i - . . . _. :,.11- 1-6 _4 I- ubo did awfiing big - or wW1to - lflo5t succeuiul C'flC o' all' - ~, - .t 4 + + '' _______________________ ______________________ ( + 1; I # _k4 _____ - ___ 1-__-__-_-___-_____- ____ _________T" -------. ___ = i. - - — Urifldu, and F. Harv,L!e, 81 ______ - - --- - -1- ~__ A_# = 12k -11-F - ~~----.~- i - __ — __ - .~ TI--- - ' care would be given ------~--------.. . -_ f --- __~~_ --- - __ - is willing to do what she ean till -- . . ._.iruu=k ________ ,, ... - — - ____ I ______ - - ____ -,-- Good Hyr, w-A GW Bk"! Ma y 1974 bd iciod health joyi .SHOW CAT WINS AWAIMS .Sarah Yonceandherprizedcat t Herald Photo by EldaNichols) I — - _________________ - - - .. T - ~4rah lol es all anftnalt, but is especially fond of catL She saA "Members of Pet Concm .1 .-WWW-6 in hn%m rwia test we want them to take c of ' - ---- ---- - ----- + S S SS5__ _____ +S - - 55 SS - - i - - Sarah urges intm-ced peopte _5,=_______ - - i — ' 5+SS . ~ % ____ __, . I -_. -_.-.4-~~-L-f _Z,-.--14.1,r ,-. . _ r -_- .b - , ' ____________ . ______________ ' I . 4 ? I - t - -- X'' - - P ARIS +. ------ - r - - • I I " ___________________________________________ - i~-- - - 1 ~ -- f - . - 4 - :~_- — - + -' I 1 - __ _05 A i _Je I - -A: : am __ -_-_ - - _- ____ - __ _W_ F_ ____ -a . + :' -_ - S — Lounge Chair, Barrel ftck Mesh lop table 42" Dia Mesh top table 18" Dia , - . I _____ •1 ~~_ ~~_ . ___ oiLt Sex --. P-.A- - - __ whooft-___7 - - - -~_______ - — t .- ___1 - - - I _-, , r i 99c ~=_ I , I -- • — - TANAO SANDS -.-,-- _j, ow a 400 page -volume entitled flt'lastmorethan ten da%s "Sexualitv of the Married - the time my husband *is y on bus Y a fl The so ca' led marital veaIedst at isticaI double duty is usually a bore." "1 always choose married standard on one nnint 96 per men studied were unmen as lovers. They are less cent of cumbersome And the don! faithful to their i% es here v trail after vou all the 6me.As a counterpart Baroche wonit, " Baroche points out that also studied the motivations of faithful women. They intflotiV1itiofls on the distaff situ 'a r e onsidt'ra hi', Dis ci u dccl - love (231 per cent) ______________________________________________________ _____ .,' • is in stpmslon c to, your p.ttenaW, num conies Vianki I. Compare at $25.001 e GENUINE NATURAL COLOR tOtTRAITS No tht ill Orio I-01a Cr pat"'ed 8 SELECTION OF PROOFS 16 Putt is • FORALL AGES Ej$ ch4ldre'u thus. • " CITIZENS ALL 0i ',,t is sO g,jiim nit 60 yun at w. Orn iit I C's fl—l'. • LIMITED orru' • • PHOTO CHARMS AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMERS T11 YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THIS MCIAL OFM l LAND FABRICS Sanford 105 E. Ist Street Thurs. 3rd Jan. Only 9 to 32 1105 ___________________________________________________ lack (it affection were the cent). children (15 per cent). monogamous religious cons ictions NOTICE (11 per we wi.fl ll be er cent', monetary cent). The factor that not somany considerations 112 per centi - ____ '' ---- - t-to-heart A recurring fact which he Frerw.h- equivalent of the . . Kinsev re )o1h'_ dealing with the seuai life of the married majorit of erring wives made a point of introducing a Frenchman It did not ho lb lover a husband. ever useanvtiin'Iik'tht' 1 k often ix came friends I th" pioneering Here are some of the sta te A merica n stud a roused. me nts Elaroche gathered Just ri unthB1iroche Ott) life (ID k. y. - I Mg. \ the 1110M) 011V of _________ v' - Jacques Barocht+ her of hear .~ i interiecd Others included per cent) and final!', • + - (\FA) ago fit, rebuffed. He did collect quite a sjtisfaeton frustration and an inherent honest (18 per ., --- mama __ ~z sexual freedom years ago the fear of preg' '9 per cent) But surprisingly nanu often restrained the - at a st in France it w ould virtuous wife, from errinI, and belief in CLOSED le AWAHIMINNING BLUE AND GRAY iet1i Li 13 Hartno I y EW YORK - f%'EA) - strear"llnes the body. revs up Tanao Sands says she's corn- the vitality. Then the beauty pletetyliberateii But hcrdef- comes fron within." ands held is not the humorlm militant claL%es on "Hula for Fun.' one of the lib movement. This she noticed the restrictioni dancer-teacher-lecturer is her students had in their bod thoroughly female. "Every woman should de"I couldn't understand whN, velop her own unique beau- the couldn't move - q mitted. And ( y 1. ., CassdberTy, FWW&. - only 6 per cent. a 79-vear old lady who garoche carried out it long blushin 'gly confewd. 1 have and extensive re.4-arch. Ile been married 61 sears Ias not htiLitt inat on fro"' "'t" 11"' it'tile band'. fie was consisten'tiv tinIree in t arm;m 1and faithful I kne it This nu er separ 111(11 sores. III. IOU prevented me from being ut .,;;I n -a .- appy BALLET Spring Festival in Richmond, Va The local ballet company was one of the "Top Ten" in the Southeast awarded the honors to perform at the f -t ' I B b Orw P1 t ) to the rousing Iflue and Gray Ballet, which Ballet G uild of Sanford Seminole presented at a e , ssocia ion ' egiona u icas ern fo reIe4ing ten % in'. rttric believes can bring about a tions and hang up the completely liberated woman cause of their rigidit Of Mixed cultural heritage IL_G-~ , -.--.liarrijorii~N" Middle East, European ". Self-&In:mo~ ' through which and Polynesian - Tanao has one rep2irs damaged %elf. danced profem,innally .unct'. , 9' .. of @ 0 ,ago Ut et a I .! ' roud1v " k, . ,,, I grandmother skin car* nd although ,, "Mv goal." T2111.210 said, "is she's nearing So she looks and ,.,. optimum living for todav's moves like a woman of 30. woman." Ifer fefling about keeping I 1;. -Body Harmonics IS based the body lithe and .~ I.I On a pleasure premise rather streamlirwd she sums un in 0; than an eei premise - one sent she added It t'a there's in p P3 nt ingg, woman to l ive in 1r hod',' in tilted h'tue" a th it i different (ruin Slit has gi%en tthntt. dnc'. ft"way otir -society toriches." ect ure- derionstrat ions at According to the dancer it leading U S uni v ersities. ts balance back into the taught dance for 25 years, 0 Mv bv ungirding and mov- waS -1 lecturer for the Pearl I biters Its Sixth ' ,3!14.1!fl!,RLlIII I ear I $25.00 See our unusual collection of domestic and imports. All reasonably priced- .... 1.'\S a he Sell-Center Clots) I 11 ' eiiii1" 1,( )( 1(r(% i G413 I - - _ ===_S__S - SSS - *___S s____= - S_= 5. - __55 S_ r ,'J, 'L I . I I r__ ~~ - I I iI Ii' I. RUM I I — __ I ~ ~!~ 'it We offc-r individual care in an intimate, warm, colorful, . 11 1-1 _11 - ijki ____ I iw Alt Seminole Lodge is located _____ - - in the heart of Sanford's ~ IVleUILdi 1dLtIitIS. I ft IT - II Ii II -_ —ii F or Info rma t ion CaIIor Write Donald Graham, Owner-Administrator -- _ V RUN eminole S I Free Gift Wrap Lay-Away Ph 322-7121 Sanford 201 S Elm (In The Ace Hardware Bldg.) :: - 'It ' ___________ . I " SHOE MR Nursing and Convalescent Residence 771 A S I d Fl ++ 11 !I)2) STORE I. -' Ph 322 6755 . 8 E FIRS r ST + __+S_ .. / quality nursing home care provided since 1964 . _0 Plaques - Wrought Iron Terrariums - Bisque wooden Ware stainiess Steel Corning Ware Occasional Cards Fantastic Lights Many Many Other items .... Benefactor $1 "I d . . ' China Figurines Clocks A AA $51.00 to $100.00 S I I nn)c like atniosphere. At The Supporters Will B Guests MA Performance And A Gala Reception Mall Checks To Doris WiIIiams-SanlordHerald - - -- - SHOE Is no%v accepting patients for the same skilled, Make someone happy with a gift for that special birthday an niversary or lust because you're thinking of them— Sponsor £ I I I . '-' $10 00 -3. dance m o vements. It ) 'illil - company affiliated with Southeastern Regional Ballet Association, was adjudicated in the Top Ten" In the Southeast last Spring Ballet Guild, a non profit chartered organization, is sustained entirely by donations. contributions, Indi0dual sponsorship and civic support. The contributions provide dance scholarshipsand defray all expenses allied with staging productions and touring Help support Ballet Guild to k to the cultural life of the community its well as putting Sanfr,rd. Seminole on the map during the toSlhcoming season. ai That Are Sure 'r - ,_ FALL ANNUA — To Please ... 9 .1(lflfO!(I '('1nlflO1(' S - , TO PREPARE F R . - ' L.nc'ern Inc h hI reer reached before by And if u an testimons, Thursday cl each month, Mor. ot r movement& 10 the success of her 1kxf 'nw system.- she said. --is lfarm:kni **pr'0gram it cerI) ObUit1b) based ontheancient Ta h i t ian taint) works. S • 5S• Lounge Chair , Spring Chair, High Back By Rosette Hargrove - years ' , - S +_S - 1. ikssing to a great u y peop e n en a Flor da." +- + += - r -_ Z + 1 ' them A low-cost clinic would —_ -.tLT - + I _2__7_ ~ -awe is the type of Persr,n WVJ ''p. ----- __ - - rwnber destroyed Oo an average 11 to per cent are sa ved, with all the rest sent t the gas chamber. With a Smaller antmal population in the workL On wtX1d becam ' — - 'C e.f I:r ul Turkey drawing. v. r"es wert Fra'i . r We also need sponsom" Any dog pound or humane ~ ir ers -- __ - 11 - + ....... Barrel Spring Chair Settee, High Back - __,-=Z_ re e . j" __-'_--4 Seminole Mutual ( oneert patrons ulI delight puslung to get a free or low-cost clinic for Central Florida, Sarah said, -We need more members 18 our group. Anyone can be a voting member for a -. __ Winter Spnrw, Vfluntftr Flire _- _q r -i _. , "-. - - --:- -- - I - : - . - - Z-i brs We are lucky some ow like Mrs eiesime trç c.r r r ,~.Tav_ - I .2- I - ~i — - ........ ......... Sun Cot with pad Ofl An- AL - I - - - —' t )) - - , ~ -71 ._ - Liberated Wl'omen's - 71* I. -Aes Aj lxthat~ to the I : 4 - - + __/ _ - 'I - + . . . .- + S — .. • — _________________ - __ , -.r • ,- ' I ! .~ - ~_ k4 have been given I . -- -- - ) With a dedicated f Orange ~~ ' ' - - __~__~ - I - ~ s,*_~1_4~~ - - SAVE 20% OFF the regular price! . __ -— I1. . — . I -C!%:_ It,~.-__ la!~-,- - _~~4k;~~~I~ . ,f'~ ! -.- ... - — , r' - __ I " ' . r:, , _- appalling statisfia whia result amateur breeding of pet.s. — ;r •• . - , _++ ! , SA in a variety of styles to blend with any decor. Comfort unsurpassed. This week only! daisy trim - -**U Jr-A , W_ - M.ayfleld.. . as flower fresh as its name. With delicate -- . 4 -- - I - - ; .i ,..- -. . - u S WOODARD S ' ~- . - by - 4. - her Anvb2r) (kin Schiinet, tizise who participated and to Ileraid Coespondet ganization, Pet Concern Inc-counties. Sinct October, we have spe't Caromind" of V7W Pon 11207, those who watched under such of Central Florida. is trying to Sarah saul, ,IbLnk cl the omi Mhelpmg people pay to and, of i Johns and his 4ver cl&ticms Are you a pet owner' Mt of educate people to have their untold suffering that could be have their animals spayed 'r lovely wile, rry. There was s are. pets spayed or neutered. avoided by having your pets neuterd." 1 WOuld like to add my not ordy enough gifts to go per- pet owner' Mrs. Sarah Yonce, Winter attended to. Thousand., of , aining further. Sarah $NW thianks around to the childirm )~X - and 1 hope 1 speak Or dM Y= dog run Wase, Spugs, is treasurer of the iattens and puppies are born for all 1 said' Many times a hardship Winter SpeIngi, to endangering himself and organization, at the hosptal auditorium unwanted, and are often can will wig ha for teserall hundred of the lrwtn "unW- John .'e N" c" Others? Don he chase bikes "Our aun is to eventually disposed of in cruel ways. Some pabienu at the hoWW as well. and the memberi; of the winter wA CW%7 Does he follow Jumor have a low-cotst cmununity may be taken to a Hurnane spyed, but cannot, afford the cost. Pet Caxtrn Inc.. will Fire to school and hang around the clinic for spaying and neutering Society some are just dropped assist I)avd Joh.s sou+ld like to Department for g with US, grounds aU day do1,s and cats in the Central off somewhere or turned out tothe r'rv thank ev.rê.4t wtxi -'P--" aI'tlu agaIn this year, a tine parade All cd th things are bad Florida area,' Mrs. Yonce forage for themselves A tam and his group make it a ;. eventually pay t "' back to .- cry uterry Chrigmas for so the Vvup, to be used for letting your pet breed inThe area consists of Pet Concern Inc., received its patier s . Vie nerd help We need s. L — OIwKc ww3dI we UCW Special ti,ark.s go to Willie Sectiom !andllo(theWinter ___________________________________________________________________ money Donations to our Waltz f Johnson. not only for Springs Development had an organization are lax deducSanta J J added treat On Dec 3) The __.,..,Ii,f Uble," she said. his performance, but for his Volunteer F De Sarah stressed the mat gemmity Ln flying from I.0 Mayfield mesh ; i . _____ ii - ~_f V IG 8"1O • - -: . program .. - i '7 • -. - . - . -- "-.4 . ) .---Ill ORANGE AVE. ~ It's a love measure! _-_.r_ 7-- , ,1'1-,-- _Z07 - -:7Zf - ' Everybody seemed to have a . "Where orange meets i,wrbanksORLANDO e,wse, (on con use i s nice Christmas with loads of Winter Park, F I&. 127#9 'HOEDOWN' attention and affection cen. company with School of Dance Phone: 647.2534 FORGE, INC. tering around the family s"ne. ArLs! Iliey are two completely . ...A National audience at Disnev World wit[folly Kuriniai are among the 29 company There are gif and then thtri. (lancers who ill take part in this opener when nessed Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole p'r The guild is sustained iire more gifts " . i . "Hoedown" form in a country ballet to the the dancers appear Jan 18 under auspices of t hrough con t rib uti ons from I got a toy! music of popular old favorites, including devoted supix)rters and it costs Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Really don't know how I've 9 a bundle to keep them going "Turkey in the Straw". Debbie Russell (1) and (Bob Orwig Photo) survived through the years hundreds f gratis hours without a sterling silv er top to Disney World in October ho ire intertstul in this j I lb c lt iniiiii, for from belt ttic'stil&r pair host life to g ether il1 no make decisions for me. SEN. IA)RI ful couple. doubt be to the tune of "We've Everybody should have one. I On Jan. 13, BLIlet Guild will season, supporters will be education of these desi-rving % ." WIISON and Only Just Eegun . . ." Al. NEUIIARTH, My family and I enjoyc I I 1 having Christmas breakfast share billing with Central entertained at an appreciation dancers, please nvill your who will say their "I Do's" in a .. Florida Chorale at Sanford ev,mt on the same par with a checks to me. And twppiness to all you sunrise cerettiony. Dec. 31, at Civic(enter under the auspices l.vbh reception last August at wonderful readers during the See ad this page for niem- Cocoa Beach. SHEDDE N and daughter of Seminole Mutual Concert The Forest, w hich forthcoming year Until then a 1. 2as bership plan — Marty, at a local eatery. & Association. The group will proclaimed as terrific. A free Peace and happiness to the loving ta-ta. And I thank you and love you 0 were intrigued With perform in a segment of the performance is also included, all! __________________________________ Bobs gifts. Ask him. lively and contemporary B Deadline for supporters they presented before names to appear on the annual LIVING COLOR And there's no doubt about it a National audience at Wait brochure is Jan. 8. So, for those As 1973 draws to a close. it is run iriu I Fl) fl P 11 Wi3, in i-i I , I IS = AT - - +, .'I 1. ' I . . tistic directors, MIRIAM RYE Becme Alberta is a bu*xw wv sold her beauty saW in woman, ahm" forgirig ahm~ Enterprise am moved her real she attended Law School in esUte offim to the bom and Wuiler Put in the e1vomp. property she owned in DeBar). studyiz% for her f'kxi& Real which she s4U operates. Estate lacne, a in i%0 Alberta has been active cç'oned the fird real estate DeBaryCaxnberofConunerce office She worked in the beauty DeBary Www's Club, the &* cc week days and COD- Garden Club, the Civic 'Ctd her real ate bUI* VO1ItsI Asxtation r,d \ ' 11 - - .- ".. 11 ;; r-- . . JJ : *. and the) all laughed, and said it couldn't be, done. Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole has (Lanced up and down the Eastern Seaboard and ii is literal!) put Seminole on 4 • S .- I A - , __ , QJ .• -. I the first beauty shop in nionth later. they were ~ Wom ~,~ ," It . (ConifrompagelB, . yea F I R~T t i :;.LiLd I. - . J/ .;40 J ':! . - - . . ff : wvnderlu! pto*_ Tbis yew. ,;% A~ .' to L • .' I - II V6qe-. "I '\k I aimed toward a great awakenin ll ( Includin' I I health love and charity To those who care to join me, lend me your ear, please. e per CCt) mar v elous cit izens o our community il%C proudly reached out and elevated a inini ballet co . /1 II I. .#! .. So with December to remember... '74 Ihope to soar '1 ' / - ____ When her - t " : countries to visit irid IrICfl(LS _• j•• FLORIDA BOUND ,. I - Whri it dV4W smim would be gopped due to t& ri A~ % _? Z" . . I Deflary and return, ,'therta appeared before the cowicil and ewpoe was transferred. Alter samce waS cunpleted, he I l estate business for severai lotOlfurkeforChrl3tmas Dora Lee darted in earl) petember (or a month in , , Suburban ttand, a US. -. ll. weather /! - a before 1 I . i ,_ - .. . Bus Co. Deland to get a franthtse was ITyUI to operate f ront 1Lx 10 I cwkk ; had been In problems In 1954 when the moved I " -'2F / . I .. . psychology el at the Urtty of Indiana. to family j 13 Rocklord, Ill, where her ~ft - 0- - ____ ___ er V... .. - .-. ___ _ AW , :1.1 84 " ~ + tkRY As 1173 U1 tO Duint of thS , - ' jg and dependant on Personnel problems here . '' I - \ewsnotes s 38 Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973- The Sanford Herald =-•-+-..----S+-------- +++ _+__ _______ PH 322- 02G4 �- -------- -. iiiiml H --I. ________________ ___________ - __E' ~~ =1 - - .- ~ - L' _.---_-=-______ . - __ - __ . - .- - -------J hanford Herald Sunda, Dec. 30, 1973 __~_ _________ S .I All This And Fashion Too I' 7, inger G * Billellen Hennessy N A Women's Editor NEW YORK — (NEA) — ; Ginger Rogers has it made. At career behind tier. She was "I got there first. But ?r — she won't tell her age — named by Nureyev in a Chris- minutes later ,Marlene she has a successful screen tian Science Monitor feature Dietrich showed up in the I -, -- --1-,-- *z( ,.; o,v,: A, -—4, ~_ - f; 1 ......... Aniwer - .. F, I -:. A_4 ` R;.-1-i-i-`i _'i_.-"'- - - -- - Marriage 1*0.; A ppficatiom i 4'r- - -1704 , she s done lly on BroadI never would have and toured as "Coco." All this (tress. It was all ME." said after sears of unbelievable (,in er fame achieved in the era of lut that was anexpensise • # Inman, 24, Charles, * C. Redlands, Calif., Lana 1,. i_*% I I eak ---.L- I ____ I - - . - ___ , . . )4, - :_' __ :Z-_ - . . i IIIA Brange, LW. Deborah L. L Bardsley, 19, 1061 Selma, LW ' Bobby L. Taylor, 18, 1084, S24B398EUs Mi h 1 -_______ ' Bobb) G Brown, 2, 1912 Fork, LW Ma A liulson San! rd A Michael D. Poore, 17, 103 J ' a ' ' I' 4 / ' 107 partner - a team that never at THAI' price anyway. Highland I, FP,o at 1. Santiago C. VII 21 A to f " Roy, 16, 814 Penn Ave., AS # "At least wheri'vou design Brom Bones Ln, LW, Holly A. .40 , It And now she's a fashion ( Steven M. Kierstead, 19, $45 for a non-couture'llouse you . Q iii * 4 Socorso, 20, 840 Lake Av. AS consultant and linger' I . le don't expect your customer.i Pasadena St., I.W. Beth A. designer (she's rarely without Tracy E. Boston, 19, Rt 2 Bx : a sketchbook these days) for to ft.,iii t hev lla%,t. (I,_ Ig 1 3015, Oviedo, Shirley A Bouch, Lindsey, 18, 104 E WP St., Orl. i" the J C Penne Storet She the mas run into , Bx 25 Sharpies few seems bu and happy and duplicatc. But at least at mlwr4 Barry N. Hi fl, Rt 2 Bx looks fantastic. When asked sh, she those prices they can't be an 4 96 A, Cherie Murray, 1a i ' • Lk Minnie Dr. decided to become a fashion Once before she consultant and designer. she offered a commercial job in Joe D Heath 37, 5323 1 answered simply, It's like Brownell St., Lockhart, Janice 0 Dehlora Anemaet & Lenard. , --being asked hos I came to would agree to let her U5fl Richard L Basm & Donna ay dance with Fred Astaire lie designs - the ones she made ' , IflSI'IC Apopka I ¶ asked me for her movie career - to b Clarence E De Puy Jr, Bz CflCC e.ig "Ise always wanted to do copied and sold as a line But ,, 634, linda B Mabry, 24, 3105 Mary B f t something like this because I her manager wouldn't let her have designed for myself for do it Mellonville Ave. lie _,aid Wm. J. Borell& Mane Dean said t would Ginger Rogers i tm irne Itim d u'ritd ii M t ti i Jfel1iis 18 ftini& I A Bruce Jr & (JUt iii(l han g the in 'I1t' \UJI iiilliui LU J US UI lOt. never I. ' I () • 10 LOp) ing it r t ' i Sorrenti, BOniLS S Wantland, Juanita As fashion consultant for over her new career. 0" sionally. wardrobe at all, she brings JC Victoria F. Jandula & Jerome Penney she gives publicity beautiful fabrics," she said. 18 3626 Anna Dr Apopka When I was asked to do it her expertise to the tashion tours and in-store ap- "Invariably I start fromHenry P.OglesbyJr., asfriend a career, was like who can't afford pearances to get questions there. Once I've got the Hz 50, Tracy L Howell, 16,, 201 Mzurvu flUUJU3 L a whoit serves a when lot ofconsumer tremendously expensive ____________ - 7__T_ - - _.--- I. - --- - -- ' - - -- - -- -. - ---s I - - - - - . ____________________________________ — Designs from Ginger Rogers'new lingerie line for ic Penney These can be worn for lounging at home or for entenaining. G!nger Is now lingerie designer and fashion consultant for the firm. Mr. And Mrssi. Elbert Hubbud r.1 r . I - / - S -NT'g., - _1 a -'*,7 ` , Z -1 .,' A~__~_! _.: ~ & K-L-1 - r . ,... Mr.andMrs.ElbertHub vegetables, salad, baked flickergwtecandies, in low celebrated their golden wed- potatoes, coffee and tea was red containers cast a red and - - dinner party at tile Cavalier deswit, a special anniversary MgWighting the head table wa' PRI-1-1 Motor Inn,Dec 20, at p.m. rake and sherbet was saved. a floralarrangement of three 7' Friends of the couple, Mr. The two-tiered cake iced in varieties a, and M Art Seyfrit invited wMe and decorated with roses with gold Upped greenery, a .r . • \ \ . ;. 1 . £ - or s C bride and room, gold wedding Uy'nt affanged the mr]Prtse rings ar-d dn-M gifts from tM and invited a group of their Seyfrits, was plated on a frierxis. Upon arrival at Ihe separate table and suirowided nmtaurant Lbe guests greieted by a frill of gold net and gold and family s"t tMm a COlored tliieiii with "Surpri3e, Happy holiday ball& television set. None of the kwyersary." The tables were overlaid with Hubbard's family were able to A dinner ofroast sirloin L*ef., red and white cloths and attend the celebeation, due to I I _W The couple received several nice gifts, including a special onefromflamilton,Ohjo the distance, the fuel shortage and her problems. - - - 1, v'r_. " I a I - - m -'. _~ ;_ Ir . - e =t;4 -. ___i_ ._ ~, ___ -___ t -__ ,=z I~= _ _. ~ .- -i -, jg_-~ - ____- a __r_ - ff - 7__ —a .-fr -___-__. _- i *, '. t — _% .Irr '_.~!-i -w_~ ,' ThusiUn, (It ri 28 [: lie Sth- rr . 5 6 9 __________ - - _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis (/C 6~-A,?% IS 3-~77~N~ TP447; i;: SHE ,%1,)V Nl~_ , D,1, RE7TER - ,--/ i6k1H.4T 6 -N AN) ' & Vi 35--'45 ' --* )O 1 W __ ___ ¼ I — '" 10 _L.L 5,4; ~ RET B iO r I ____ 13 — ' — — •' 17 — I — — •19 - — — 20 21 — &ttE 2? T — — C) - — — •, - — 36 28 - 29 - 31 31 — — I — - — — — - - — OUTFrT'7 - — 50 51 52 - — 54 — " 55 — L_ I . WITH IT... BE PA OF THE 'ow. GENC I'LL GET Y • I '~~y — — — — — 0 - — — - - --'-- •' - - A ç . 1 — C'N YIX -, - >, - ARF. -- r,- a. , ' ' ( — I 'e ,'/ IL _( — , - ______ ,, r.- ,. - .- LE B - ".- - —""-Nr- __~ long the sla%e Its % lirlim .Note my stuttering rl hand re the coffee cup a by Crooks & Lawrence ' QC',,1u4!.J. IF I ~~UIZ NERVE15 I I 57A ND *)ON,T LLr-AVE- %onders how Will you pk'a give it tome again? Thank you. STII . BEAD YOU - _.ni WORRY CLINIC CASE Z-512: Henry G., aged 22 is the medical student who r - - DEAlt ABBY: When you spoke to our high school in St. r • - ABOUT o'',wq ST&2. ) PEEL. A.Sa 1 TWAJNEV? COME I WHIEN YA CALL HIAA! .. CAPTAIN EASY I1rnr% -- - NOW —/i \ - ^1 , - t - — 49 48 J - JYA GET 7W,4T — 1 _____ by H.,mdohl & Stoffel - 39 47 - i •••-_ BUGS BUNNY Pc UP — — — • i-.-- L" -1 I I L. — — __________ — — — T % , — '. A& •'--_ ' r ~ N I _____'J Noff - 'r," — I - II - ______ i — ______ 1. i -) f—, , I I 4 1. L. [ " Ii .. . -_ - I r 'I -, - " _ . — CONFIDEV171AI, IX) SICK OF ISEING SICK I.N EI.IZA% J Try this "l'alk health The dcan ileser ending tale of moral maladies Is worn and st~lr. Vou cannot hope to charm or please by harping on that minor chord 'dispasr." so. say that you ' ore %ell, and all Is ,Arll , vour i4vnis and make them true.' lElla Wheeler Ivilcox.1 hErB ____ func "Dr. Crane," he told me several months later, "nobody urred else had ever explained OW Puzzled. d left hand -Stutter Triangle' to me before. 'II seemed so simple thatand then the didn't even try it for a couple of all. So I knew something must seeks ha se fastened thiLrei.or "For I had previously spent a mv right hand. lot of time and my Dad' Finally. I remembered the on lengthy psychiatric and episode at the Brooklyn Dental speech treatments, but witriou, Li TM COM OvER - 0- / ,_ .'-' - ___ ____ _____ FRANK AND ERNEST 1. by Bob Thovis . all I i 1f URE UI P0EALE , .. I I ' - - G-'a-L 3 Y 40certim ihrul-, 7f,) Rrooklvn and often rreppears. .11+n I use, that "Stutter Triangle" even , clothes The look is droops soft, fluttery and skirts swirl. , - - striped cotton with poncho"So my Dad finally urgm me . Knowing that I was thus the type tops for resort sear to test your 3-cornered Stutter d 'c ded atou's boutique offered I test that It ypical write kUrn? Send 11 to Ag.0 Van Buren. P Triangle.' I The qirl who is going to be long, slinky, biased cut silk an aqua knit sheath and she "titter Triangle-" 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly I IOUs, Cal. M112, for fashions darling next spring dresses, Abby's booklet, "it certainly works like a 1 and chic in aL received a yellow rose bud vamry likes striped or 'HowtoWrik utters for All Decuns" i charm do ted tie silks in 4 -4 I left hand and everything as coruge with gold leaves and muted, delicate colors 'Now I routinely bite down . %: ~ ]~_, -1 _. _.. ; that much for conservative colors. His OX, doesn't care all _. the side of my tongue and h hold It fill . shirtwaist had wide batwing But when I tried the right ousers. _________________________________ yellow !_ FORECAST FOR e bud boutone -11~1" Imprisoned till I launch my first DECEMBER 4111k ves and umbrella skLrtL hand. it shook so violently Pants are certainly still few words. i Yves Sdint Laurent feaI there. But they have lost their coffee again spilled upon my "And ng vows, , mannhcutandareIon and ) willever be able I° 6M conducted by the Rev. Herbert _. baggy. The shirt is soft and other Paris designer but also -. That meant I had to change - . speak easily without such a the muscular pat(ern in some CARROLL RIGHTER'S Kennedy. loose, has big sleeves and confirmed the 1930 look. His . From the J. ' a Boutique spriig Collection (left) a silk jacket printed with a trousers are a new cut copied tucks into the taistband Mrs. Simpson Garland small lie pattern. Shirt has larger matching pattern and trousers are gold gabars' i %r Skirts are the big news. from (lie American sai r s presented the story of their \nd I did itb hooking ms dine Gored dancing dress (right) 0 oolka dot pattern on brown crepe de chine Most are pleated, some are s ith square but oned yoke / ' -'; middle finger into the handle of Cioche hat lives, In a program form matching part the team These are from the Miss Dior Spring 74 eamI to a on loose nd ~_ - r ki gored and the peasant skirt from IIia Carroll rro R IutSf Instituts the cup VL ~ ~_ 4-., 3inWU to the TV "This 13 Your collection. flack in 1938 1 gase the I ,.,. style is in the news, too, dy. The nautical ensembles L This fooled ms right hand s . 11 lAte prUgram. banquet address before the . by duffle Dresses are body clinging are accompanied Brooklyn Dental Society. Sleeves are short and wide, bags in white learner or blue planning your new year, but for catest SUCCCSS • denim. (' 400~f cluded, Mr. and Mn. Otto Admiral Wells, of the Navy , The cardigan continues on I ir i I, don't let yourself ticcome dcprcsscd He optimistic and keep The Porte de Versailles Dental Corps. sat on my left and wilhou t nter momentum, usuall McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. 9 If I'd also ignore the handle J %iant exhibition hall showed your mind on fine pl3ns we were conversing in sto ping between the thig~ Clarence Benge, Mr. and Mrs. 19) You wish you'd been more 21 to Apr ARIES Olar an flees animated fashion, % (1 toptes uttering at a hibitors (200 from other coun. tut look ahead to a better year Be with June 25 of this year. ~1- I - succssfuI in waiter filled my half empty The long-abandoned twin tries). And Mexicow Art Seyfrit, Mr. and Mrs. Fven In this day, as ~ ffHere are some quotable - -------=- 7--.a.-q "I don't regret an)lWng I've reprecoffee cup. those you really like tonight (garland Mrs A Allen 0nd quotes from Otflt n t!urin the eser done if I enjoyed doing *I AURLIS (Art .'O to May :0) Solvc Proble'lis vilcil nigh Alas. the coffee 11 holiday stason tan k a ning the cardigan rep1aes Hon . was boiling have a return of this stuttering i third Rev. Kennedy, music and week: h __ , hot' impossible to handle efore heed advice ven by a wi II it." Actress Katharine flep. time of unusual stress. It is a the stole. Fabrics in longg Kong made 11 pearancifi , of ins right hand ) I may push = at the event and \ outh Minister of Central % I know now what I want I burn And I didn't notice the pefson Success and happiness in p m startnewera time of year that u assoated drees are soft crepes,Iain their fashion promotion as I B pti urch waiters action l to June 21) Contact good friends early intendtodotngssny Own way. de (,LMINI (1 "We hope, as the Prince of with family unity a difficult % oranid by the Trade De left and drink left handedly' Elbert Hubbard and the My first manager wanted Me to Peace comes, Ile will al.so bring time for those without famili , Jersey, shantung, flanne l, Sol casually lifted the cu to and make ne plans secretly Be active iipm ,but not riotous velopment Council. Their f Iuscles that are operating my mouth and started to take a fire hut by psychological former Laura Wells were rnOvetotsAgeIes; becomes us the peace we areChristmas in the casernesi to see the new year in with a bing Drive or for those in surrowided their homes. Forand wool and silk garments seeng. conflicts 'IL with velvet terry voile, cloth. cotton high-quality shw to ufely from the old school of show We're praying for a intrnt l I. Z.w I It burned my lips and mt The sille, Ind. They lived in and business I'm sure I'd be kJO01%, ('1111-DRI N (June 22 to July 11) Do nothing to more miracle." Marietta Jaeger, them it is simply a time of d right hand started shaking till it shame. embarrassment. etc., back unhesitatingly from tie tors participated and over VA • nn your good reputation (set important work done Then around Hamilton, Ohio until of h success than I am, because mother of a missing daughter, pression." Principal Esther Roaring Twenties to World 300 C spilled coffee into my dnncr sa-m o remember e urn d spirit. Be garments were shown. off to the evening's fcstivitics in fine Styli: 1971 when they moved to I'd be in the thick of Ungs. But Susan, 7, who disappeared on Rothnmn of l's 8 in New York. ' happy Florida. They reside on I'm not very much of A couple of weeks later I was need further study for I LEO (Jul), .. to Aug'.1)I-in e ideas for quick freedom from such Riverview Ave., and are businesspeson I'm not part of thespeakeratanher banquet. slm'rs 117\ AIøI Ifr *1 ._._ success Consersc1 v,i(h new contactsaand gci the benefit of In nuisance and inlu the Hollywood scene I refused And when 1 ct ting. the; lifted my coffee snluntars muscle spasms' members of Central Baptist to move ana I'm still In Toronto. my mouth, my 0 1hnd , 22) Clear off accumulated work : RGO (Aug 21 to Sept s ctnd for m booklet I'lley have a son, Ralph, I will always nfuse, I think." tarted ng ablyJ, I for a clear date for 19 74 Friends havc good advice for you. "I'sychology of Stuttering and ~ .. I looked at my own trembling Hubbard and grandson, Gary Anne Murray, Canadian pop I/ a ;* : _ ~~ I m an ideal one ,%like the 1) St mmenng." enclosing a long /I hand In surprise. for it s"med Hubbard Ralph, Gary and er. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 2.1) Cooperate more with an slampM. return envelope. plus as if a demon had taken , their rnses, along with twin I feel tt if a woman can do associate for greater success Improve home conditions ((II S , possession of those muscles grandsons, Rick and Nick and a job, there s no reason why she / J hcning should hr happy and hilarious ' M coffee even spilled Into ai., -, -to o, cuft. , care is \ eat-andson, Chan Hubbard, can't have a job" Linda Ell. Nov 21) Reach a better sC OR P 10 Oct •ftCiI$'ft5øi4pt my plate \ . I all of Ha1Wn, ptanned to sedfirstird fewit" bad Is cil"11 to COT" understanding with o workers by being more cooperative an as, who competed along 1 So I deliberately lifted Mfl. AND MRS. ELBERTIIUBBAHE) :" ' I,' the .t,csttt a nd come to Sanford for the an- with 118 men for U loyal Save energy for p m celebration Avoid trouble with the , ,'cup a second im and the same ii ts bO.klstsi 1 ... Wi Weir golden wedding ann i versary :_ . law. nivmUry but ciould not make IL police patrol spots in Windsor. , to Dec. .11) Be practical. Stop SAGIUARIUS (Nov by Neg Cochran OUT OUR WAY . % : ___ — concerns Show bigwig your fincst getting imolved in others' .. I I . . ii I i abilities .kljkc the p ni a ha ppy and sane one. ~Ni*ifli,40 cil.., A Will For Your Home I 11 '. a iii I _~ ic, . t — - I ~ - DEAR ABBY: This 'I is a question man "in men '' must have on their min an your cx aa swer very beneficial to hundreds of thousands of fellows. 'SIt. ST a male he circumcised' And if so, shs' you're upervhrd or not; finish a job once Its rted; carry Monev . %itl,lout spending It. And last. but not least, the abiIIt to hear an Injustice iIhout anting to get S i- __________ : ~~ -1 War 11 tor inspiration. PARIS (NEA) Spring One thing is sure. Gone is just around the corner so the unisex appeal, fir as the ready to near In thins is loose, fluid The lustry Is- concerned. And the architectural look has stepmessaf e fori tile 1974 spring is ped aside for the soft touch. a cont nuat lion of the romanLanvin led the way to an tic look. Designers are Ito i ng uninhibited surnmer with .- I r. 411 IHI%% 12 — DFAII WONDERING: Altho some disagree, the over. shelmlng majority of medical authorities agree that dccurnrialon Is necessary for hygienic reasons. And It Is a fart that the s1ves of circumcised men are far k.' lik.i% to havir cancer of thr cervix than ,Ai%eb of men who hav" not been circumcised. 11'. S. Contrary to what man y beIlevr. eircurneltion originated with the Egyptians. lews later madtl It a religious rite.1 1~ fly Rosette Hargrove ' 1i( rudian cnrnsuI. - ,1 --. for j the four of them. iuii.nitr 9Shrers 1 cene nrin .• Allen knew Ifelen years ago and says he doesn't even know %%-here she is now. but Abby, flow woul(I you like to rest sour head on your husbands chest every night and see another girls name staring you in the face' Allen says he doesn'tt think it's possible to remove a tattoo, but a tattoo artist 5a3s he can add some art iork to •)fr•. o It ill look like "flo'rna " \'i t 1 think f I I want to be sure he can't get the'H1en" off completely, n _- _i_ __________ . talk I Din"el apmlahori r4 31 flick Ifilrispire with 43 I'lop w n love 4SAngi 20 Noted surgmn 461)ilitiirt,Jr. I 12 Architectural C Alleviiii, style 48 Girl's nimr 21 Medicinal 50 Bullfight fil Feminine r' 46 A / ~__ LzrE )TIHEVAILSAY.1 ME# - - 601:ndure Mon tana A Former 11 European enned! . musician chest. And so tlII iou. 0'* tidbit . 58 Flip E°T - Soft And Feminine 14 5sftkiromb 34 Capital of l)E.\It ItOSEMAIIY: There arr many different methods --i ' of removing ' tatimis. Some doe(.)rs rreommend &Lin graft. i Ing. others prefer a method called '-dermabrasion." Allen .14 should Investigate all (he known methods and make his _. - - 18 Burdened j , Par's Fash ns Go -,- ( . * INSIDE ... THEM'S I ~?4 " "- '8UT E NOBODY GOES SENT FOR _____ 53 Equine 6AFpiitturn l)AI{ ABI3Y Allen and I are planning on getting married soon, but something about Mien bothers me. lie has Helen' tattooed on his chest, and my name Is Rose ar h. _;R~M_ Observe 50th Anniversal'y%.'% t 1113 Of C111,094 Tribantk. Y. N#vn Slid, Imc Of Marriage - ._11 Irrr VuI r 17 It os i I %twlri v 24 Drone b" V Ilryaphytic . [ant 19kickfurne for F:isenhower et By A6igail Van Buren .- I I .~ caviar asks you to dinner. clothes but who hasa flair for You say, 'I thought you'd fash:on. Ronald R. Howe, 23, 280 Lk "Her. . vou out there," she try lo, develop a coordinated Roxanne Marie Austin & of, say. a lined coat, never ask."' ried says.'Wfiat do you want that unit dress to match the lining and Triplett Dr., CB, Tina M. Brady Jr., flow come this lady who career since her Fred Astaire you're not getting?" And as a NelUe L.'Cochran & Chester another to pick up the color Carson, 17, Riviera Beach wore and could always afford days. She has written and result of this kind of ap' of the outer coat, PIUS a skirt Kevin J. Stephens, 19, 20 S. M. coutoure clothes was willing publishtd three songs And proach Iii. firm is getting and usually two belts A tall Cortex Ave., WS, Barbara D tarry Eugene Kinnaird & to be fashion consultant and she paints. Into large sizes that are order? Not for Ginger who Bitt, 19, 2346 Hunterfield Rd., Connie nrvi.s design lingeries for JC Pen "After doing Dolls all (achionahle says I want to design MUd ney? James B East & Ja)na R week and getting home at 2 11cr lingerie designs take sportswear." J0th A Kennan 57 102 "Well." said Ginger, "the a.m. I would get up at 9 a.m. txjth good looks and comfort Maruia Esterline MIICS & make it in whatever reason I decided to design at and paint until the sun s ent into consideration There are sheShe'll s ants to do in fash1on '" xe Emette Miles ' all came about years ago. I downr vents in slevves, pants, sides She's good and shp - s 48, ID2 Cntry Club Dr. Thomas E. Buckley & Sandra wasteed oil when I wore an "I have a whole roomful uI of lecpshirts And low-cut enthusiastic. An unbeatable Joseph F. Dodson, 22, 2411 L expensive dress to a party. It canvasses," site said. "I round necklines go over team - as was Rogers arid Bevier Rd., Tamara J. Pell, 19, Taflulah B. Klingel & Earl was made for ME by Irene. haven't had time to get them rollers. Astaire. Hz 9 Osteen Duane Sr. . ~ ballot again Off 15 Dissolutions - 0 'D ,r*sE! wl~E TH' 15( hoscn b Alleil had better oet b Hel m 11 j S c h est - tr. - TE ~ Al' ER' . nc , - was - . -.. H r j-- ,65 oo by Dove Groue Xl YEASURE Y GUESS Th i - -- 17 11111, I 1 0, 38 Building # ,,,,n,,.,, liliters wtiler ' r 8&6 SfT (IFIND —. Sunday, Dec. 30,1973--58 ALLEY oo 0M - I. .r: Ira 1 call- The Sanford Herald Pr e vious Putilø 1 I bbt . to R . Lewis, C . e - Notables ~ft 'I iii; Recordings ____ -_ -_ ,__ - - . Stars As Lingerie Designei House '" ______ F Court '' ' - ,f1 , - -It- -.I . ." . ._~_, I 1 flti j Y - . ~ I TO CrET - ,;. . " A FLOCK - ___~ I - • ' r. _______ MONTH - . WINTHROP . ____ t6NT' J ThEE. - a f of / , f i - Il -. - \ ~, J ___ !,,* 1 11, I •jF• _ Quotes From Women I ( is in is IA II . GI._J'1"DI'i''t''iDE' -- - -_ I GUE55 WHAT?! I KEE ____ - by Dick Cavells . ___ . .::::.. ...... .. :1 222"1: i II- BONDIE Chic Young ap ' MY OWN' OUTRAGEOUS? I ': 1. BUD HAVE A NE MIXED SALAD — / 7wolllr - - -' - - ' A' I I . - -N-- 'V_~A - I 11 _______ -- , . • I -.---.-----------------------------,,,,, -. - GO 67EFT _______ ______ - - Z EO I CUSTOM DRAPERIES IT ". . J - __ - ___ ______ -K -~ I ~_ -~r * 1~74 4'1 11 - 7- ___ __ I, I \-, ru,~ " Q^-, 6 - M4 __ FOR CUSTOMIAILORED DRAPERIES UI From Your AFTER FIVE A ff ,X ,. - ', eroftcoratars 1-ii:-: an Way Phiip AQUARIUS Jan l to I eb lQ) had about making flCW plans for the new year, but drive, walk with care and avoid accidents Shop Celebialc tonight on an optimistic note. PISCES 0'et) .'O it) Nfar .10) Plan how to make your I n al oution more desirable via practical ffethods Q,.1 ' I / • CO 1 -_ . .~Vl' * _M =__ - . - . * 1 Z -___ _~ ----.I .;-ff__ ~I I . .T-----~_ . : , _;i I- - ~ - ~r_. - - - __~_- =~i J~ - I r, 40% OFF . fri,my "Bet 0 ,#7tl/o INTMATE APPAREL .. ___ ~ ____ _- - -_ - H __ 1L1 PS P III W"t I)fh SI, SANFORD, FLORIDA ...., ot - 1) - ___ (MI"11,3111orm-ciiii COUNIN - 1 Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for = - - -- - — -------------------------------.--=--------- E--------: --- --- .---,------•--iiiii— = ji - i - - I -- - III -- - - - I- 1. 'V. dip if ill!! • '1 I I I ;k1lux . T .- \!%~ I - - It I --- , - . - i. - ~* I -_ a I / V I I. a it I 1 I I. 1 - . i_I -- E1ED . ________________ Lee Falk and S Birry 11 - -_ r I 1 ! SEE LAN. • — MT. / .711,_,~\ ~ 2 ... I l, 40 . 411.1r, '4) , f r, ---~ - I , _ ; ~ ;R 1. I ,1;1_ -- . . .*"`~ r1l I . r .~~ , , I 7_~! 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BEETLE BAILEY - - . . 5k =r+III �-- - - t-. - ;'t - -- '-.-;--- v -:'---.:--_ - - - -..-- - __1 F 68-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 - To " jI1t 'JI1 ( it I 2 u d[I I_~,~. . I \1 r-i 'r V:-7 i l : I . '.. '. - f~ I~ 11 i - ' R- I .I . % , ( 4 .0 , - , ~,--( ,I .. .i -~ ,. # ~, . I I ~/y - ~~ ~) .I I il ( 1~ i ,~ I ,I 1, . ; 1' 4 " ' There are many ways to add a fashionable turtleneck and a fresh touch of color to sweaters, dresses and blouses. 1) TURTLE - Bring the ends of a large square around and tie in front. Cuff over scarf to cover knot. 2) WESTERN LOOP - Loopy-loop does it with a large square, bias band (old. 3) FLAPPER - Put on your dancing shoes and tie an oblong scarf around your head into the 30s look. Twist and braid both loose ends until It makes tight single strand. Curt 'from bottom up around the ear and pin. 4) CROSS 'n TIE Drape lanky long scarf around your neck, twist middle and criss cross ends to around the back and tie. (Glentex). - .%. Perfunie FOE ,... 'i\'Icaiit RE A veryday NEW YORK - (iEA) - ry rmy s o urse rone IITICJiSW - to g ift.gi %'tng time the irarance factories thrive. An the girl behind the per fume counter is likely can uivateioraeekoi&ithher feet up. Yet Bernard Lanvin. direc- "I'd rather dance than nurse, she discarded her cares and By KENNEIII I.. WHITING PRETORIA, South Africa No more moaning patients or most of her clothes to a heavy Elsa the army nurse bcdpans." rock beat. Miss Elsa an Rensburg 18 as the first to admit she was "I've always anted to be a so hated nursimig that at night dancer. Ever since I Nightingale, as a little girl dancing was my am. .K . bition. But at 16 my Lanvin and Lanvin Perfilmes, Paris. was the second nursing course. I disliked every minute of it." ; - :. . . ~. I UR I I ~~ __ ~firFe____ ;_-______,=~,~_ 411110- ft Z say that American women do I "I don't mean they should ihwr it on," Americans feel fragrance applied in the 144VI 11111f; V% III 1d3. imougil day. It won't. It must be reap- it' . ±-'" : _____ - -' ' _____ % . ____ ' -- - I••III i.:_......L: . ,,r'" 1 'J • " .. • r :' -'•. . ' .'. 'f _/ ; I J I A -, o Cj .1.4 & I i'(Ji( * - . 5 ' - ...-" \ I''L 4' MRS. GEORGE (Charlotte) Otto Sr., president of South Seminole Garden Club, makes a last . .,- -. '.'. - •; a' ?' ' : , ...., g "' 'I Li - ____ NORTH #QJ9 174 + KQ 102 1062 I WM 47 (,9652 EAST 6 8542 •A763 K I3oih vulnermtic - West North East .vtb 16 Pass I Pa Pi Pass Pau Ope'nn Wad-44 24 F1', f)ctd 44 '*Tp,.F!'1:- , Jini,'- JiInis West opened the f'of clubs to his partners ' ace. East led the eight of clubs back. Toe Professor who was y i. I . 00~ •. 6 It FrankJ. Jaa L i ___ .. • "4. ' - __ c. -. •' -. -!-.:.-, ~, .I' _. __ ~M. _W J - ,. I . Tuesday, of course, will Lie the firrt clay of the New Year. I Agricultural production in can't remember when this country the state, our county and our uncertain 1974 57111 be a completely new municipalities within the county have ever face d a more ball game anti tl results are set of circumstances at the outset of a New Year Heretofore the 'experts" always have made their predictions anyone s guess In the past about the economy, I recall that last year about this time the years it was not too difficult to predictions from the economists were being cast about through the predict production trends with weather playing a major role in media, and what they said would happen did happen. causing discrepancies in And, I'm not here to deal with that, anyway. What I'm here to discuss with you is 1974 as far as the real estate business is con- boreists, Now there are many other factors to consider, With the elimination of I)Ianting restrictions for just 1V.W%7 M -, - - T7_ _ t' - __________ i i' 7 1 • ~ 1~i-_ . -_~_ - I ~ ;00111f WINTE PA (. iN L " ' r(andr Extension Home Economics Agent km( ii,oIa,vourcu jj, 100" 011101 ' ['" , . • _____ • - .- 6 - I ~~, -,- --- 2t ir' - : Messam= ~ December mail brings you messages from mends of good cheer and wishes for a happy New Year. But the mall of _______I __-._ - - - a- If Nature Threatens - y , - - Predictions ' - - . - - - Container Gardening 4 A .11 Summer Treasures Ever misplace something and couldn't find II? I It can be exasperating. But, it doesn't have to be something small. For example, a local builder had his crews busily engaged in ereclang a commercial building in Sanford Just the other day. The time came to install some steel sheeting plans called for In the By CIXl)E V. SMI11I . -a '-' ceiling of the Luilding. But the sheeting had not arrived. A phone •ardcni beaut to the home, Cop l ey N ews Service . -' . / . caller two produced the information that the sheeting was en route Open Or semiopen COnt.atners ':. :1 sin truck to Sanford from Tampa. cannot retain humidity, require Container gardening is ex'• •,. Th e truck arrived but th e steel sheeting was not on board. .. -, more frequent watering, are Where was it? Nobody knew. A widespread search for the steel periencing a remarkable p-I, . -. . more vulnerable to attacks . , - .. sheeting was instigated. Two weeks later it was found and the growth and popularity surge, ... from pests or diseases,, and attracting the "black thumbs' a".... sheeting arrived and construction resumed. allow temperature fluctuations ?,o wonder in some professions and vocations a person's hair is well as the green thumbs ( , They do, however , permit lt cannot exactly betermeda will turn gray and in some others it'll jtzctturn loose! t. planting a wider selection of revival, because growing ' .: . . plants, fat' many plants do nt flowers, shrubs, tropicals, even . . need the high humidity leveLs miniature trees and other ' -. found in an enclosed terrarium. plants in clay pots, baskets and . Most terrariums, often wooden tubs is an old-time, 1 referred to as bottle gardens, .; Has your lifestyle been affected recently by the new service constant thing, but the practice . will need some attention. SlOW has expanded to a greater charges Imposed on subscribers served by Southern Bell? If you . p The one terrarium that needs haven't had any changes In telephone service just recently you extend than known before. absolutely no attention is the , Ills a way to bring the beauty' . — -. . . don't know what you're in for, believe me. one that has been well-planted . .. not for the purpose of of the garden indoors. ('in Let me relate this little story' with slow growing plants what to tamer gardening Is also utilized ti, operations here but let you know criticizing Ma Bell's carefully and accuratel for the lIti expect the next tirnme sou call sour service representative at in other ways -- -, Im tered, suitablylighied, nilai: . . . . . . . (he balcony, the recessed entry Southern Bell. completely free of insects and . .• Last March we had a private residential line and two in- to the home, disease and tightly' sealed, .•;. t. The versatility of the con .. struments telephones moved from residence A to residence B. The average terrarium . . Thecharge was $15,Werecelvda 5 discount by'disonne'eting the tamer garden is amazing. ' cannot meet all these There is almost no limit, it two phones and carrying thenrourselves from AtoB.InNovenrber . I requirements, nor should it , we called Southern Hell and asked that the service be moved from 13 seenis, to the type of garden or Lsc tm, If you I \l)OOl( ( u nderstand a few tA1U )l'.N tire array that can be created. Lick to A. simple principles in raring for a . ,.Breakfast nook array of colorful bloom and greenery. The same service this time cost $37.50 less a 15 credit for "sets Because containers are porgood terrai'ium, you can in. table, a change in the garden returned to the phone company." crease the scope of your Terrariums provide a unique nursery plants, keeps pest or ime, if within their co "There must be some mistake," we told our service appearance is not only easily dening practices. rariutii Hanging hkiskets, suspended method of indoor gardening, disease attacks to a mininitun. walls there is a garden representative. "Oh, no," we were told, those are our new possible but practical. growing, successfully, Grandumuther's antique soup with macrame ornate knots enabling both the green charges." Broken down, we were charged 113 for a "service or. Like an incubator, a they became terrariu Watering is an important dering c harge," 116,50 for "equipment work charges," and $8 for tureen looks great with grape fashioned front rope, cord, thumber and the novice to enjoy terrarium with its ideal con- containers encompassing '3 for the an s rin eau . o n oors '. ' - ' - A group of delicate fw* - . . '. ..- 4. :.'. ' • ', -- . .. '" Telephone Charges Change . 0" . _', Robes (/74 f - Gowns k Dolls ay . l tt K a ftans .- - tI\L '-'. , 'U' \ And Lounge Wear - .J. . - '. •. : I '.' ...' t' '— - - L11 14 1 t117Z U -. . - • VWr 1W . . \\ / 'J .' .. Boutique ... , I. , . , 1 'U. , - ". '~ r 70 - r a -' vol - - 0 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE 110 Park Ave. :IPcri trrariu',, .irid Just before ('bnistmnas a tennage daughter asked Morn and Dad huge deuii;ohn, which is big uiaterials are ideal for giving furor, Lrndscaped and scaled to frtmrii the outside world, vtrornients gardens, The plants want A terrarium is also a land. it they'd consider giving her a phone of her own fat' a Christmas gift enough for disptaylmi a model living garden accent to size in tire container, the garden The genuine terrarium neither too much nor too little, strip, looks terrific as a balconies or patios, is encased in glass or plastic. scape under glass - a be fully enclosed _soniething she could enjoy the whole year through. en and soluble sait.s. both For indoor gardening, A terrarium controLs its own woodland. a desert. a tropical niany open-dish gardens. U Mom and Dad said, "Fine. Now we'll be able to use our own terrarium. And the discarded of which exist in the ordinary milk can and tall weeping fig terrariums are attracting a atmosphere', sustains a rain jungle or a gardener's fantasy as those planted in bra phone again." an} tap water of many localities, A call to Southern Bell revealed the cost of a single phone: $30 that is planted lit it trarislurimi great deal of increasing interest cycle' through condensation. Terrarium containers can be snifters or open 'lobes are can play havoc with time bare corner into a thing of somuch so that Sunset and stablized interior tern- antique junk-shop finds or being accepted by for Installation and $7.50 per month• • ;t as terrariums. Also never magazine this year published a perature. Its isolation inside the chemist's flasks Steuben terrariums. Ttr.se beauty. Result: Daughter didn't get a phone, re miltened water ior the indoor All the above are represen. new book entitled. "Terrariums Exintainer. i.vupled with the use crystal or old aqw-irium tanks. growing in popularity, and by Now bear this: All of this happened before Southern Befl got its garden what will prove fatal of sterilized soil and pest-tree Whatever their urigimil pur- whatever name they 'rdd inside Ml million rate increase approved by the Public Service Corn- tative of current Indoor gar. and Miniature Gardens," to the plants, mission. - * ads - ' - PH. 322-2431 Downtown Sanford - F )e '-' I 9 rtage ". ç• %vrn declarer turned to the North East South student who was watching I%t4 i. PJM 14 him and remarked, "This 34 l'ass 4 tlav be one of the toughest Pass Fa" hands of the year to play" Then he discarded his ten Voc. South. tol'i of hearts. West was in with 4K J65 TZ •AQ 10854K 43 the queer. of clubs and for What doyoudonow' want of anything better to do A - Bid (our netrvmp. You innled third club leda tr4 to bid SI' pdr if sour u;: - .; d-&-irtuu pmm'r shos tso ,tr, jack of hearts on dummy's TtiU."s QUESTION f clubs and proceeded to 'au hid fcr mtrump and your h dummy's nine arid partner bids s'i to show uen of trUmps. If both oppo- tt,ce' wm do j tI nents had followed he would Answer Mvnd er en c Guess I , . -, -E _*__ ) 1. 101t - 1:.~.- I'' . . I.1. _. I I. *1 Friends' _ ;,- .1.- .__ __ -çe,-Z;oais r 4. y I Just try and fini any simple way to bring home 10 tricks against good defense. 1 74 V_ $1.~-._ , on running through this golden thread turn your sum season's knits make the mer seashore fincl,s into a have played a third trump; .s newest and most rsclting winter necklace long or discarded his ueenofhearjwest and con- evening sweater tops worn short. Also try a larger single on the jack of clubs shell on a 30 chain for a 1i1ceded a trick to the ace of over -simple slacks and flow log skirts, ferent dress-up look. diamonds but West showed ou t on .-W .-W ITP-% -W-111111111111111111111 1 11, I 11 The ofessor promptly led dummy's king of diamrnds. o (p'; 7L f I E 1J to "I want to make millions arid dance in Europe. Metallic threads ci gold, Professor led a low diamond East ducked a am and d darer's jack herd the trick. A third diamond knocked out East's ace and there was no way to kee the Professor from discartIng his queen of heart, o the hct diamond As the Professor said at the start, it was a tough hand i di4iV ,,.,. rt li silver and a rainbow of to)- seashells strung together oil 13yed low whereupon the 4Q9743 4A$5 SOLTH iD; 4 A K 1063 ? AQJIO And Energy Mail Brings s Her future? nursing that she left the Army to become a dancer in South Africa. jv-h;.~ Results Will Be A . a - i - 'r NG iISt aizfn rareer at night. GO-GO NURSE-Eisa van Rensburg so hated Shiny Knits - Estate .. Now she works days at a Pretoria office supply firm and Toughest hand of the year? Page IC con' hours here at noor. They are WIN AT BRIDGE Arrangement Smcht're atting the line ith today's changing houses are planned so that 1(IUlt I(ofliiit'flt, known as the "Living Center.'' t-rcasingly active family. Americans stopped "living" in lifestyles. family ineiiibers can pursue a Should people adapt to space; Instead of Designed by Robert A.M. the usual their living rooms. Take the kitchen, for quiet hobby, while the or should space be adapted to a"angement of "rooms "They Stern and John S. flagman, Space which was costly to example. Too often it's isolated youngsters throw a party? of New York architects, th the changing nee& of people? experimented with a concept ' build now stands Idle-a victim from tile rest of the heuse, so It's not that today's houses The editors of HOUSE interrelated Center was cvnstructed by the of our national love affair with that anyone working there feels are ix)orly designed-far froin BEAUTIFUL magazille -,V hich. although compact in Arlristrong Cork Company at its the family room. cut off from tile mainstream of it. Rather. it's a nagging sense wrestled with this very question size, would afford maximum interior design studios in 1#1 "ut of vve'rai family nrc'. signs to at uneasiness on the part of recently, in an attempt to come flexibility and privacy. Lancaster Pa Furnishings indicate that housing has Or consider the question of iii.any hunicowners concerning up with a better interior The result was a dramatic were selected from Armperharxs failed to keep pace dual activities. flow many tile flexibility of their en. crrangement for today's in- new concept In home interiors strong's "Indoor World." I '* finally making sense' And that was said of the elegant restaurant so revered by tourists for its It'rcurclv service ani twau titul decor. Roo m - (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols Army spokesmen soon con. firmed that Elsa had left th e service, but declined to cornment on the circumstances It was understood that she bought '.. Tradit Take Cover minute check of gifts the club members donated to the Lion's Club for distribution to m needy, ciuiurefl . . Bypasses Mortgage Rates May Rise ,.. Elsa had friends and fans on ,k u ou tside, uuwe'.er. They star arranging a discharge for her and spread the news bout the "o nurse . . .. .& -1 I ; - -..r F. -,; ---- - -.. , "I was very unhappy in tbw defense force solu walked out and didn't go back. After five days they caught me, was held a virtual prisoner in the nurses' quarters. I wasn't allowed to see anyone or take any phone calls." 10 I 50 years. And it was Bernard Lan ins creative marketinug nh. _ n" ideas that brou ght successful launching That Bernard has his mind ••. fixed on business comes as no . . : surprise. One day at lunch a Maxim's in Parts with Lanvin ,-, and his beautiful wife, Marhl Bernard's lace lit up 7 with a joyful grin Look, he cu4 "that- ht.'p • ••', -,,y' . manIunc'h here at last. Now - . •. _ 10 l_~,_ n VA.— al ' January, and quite often February, March and April is very differenL It brings you ~ 44 ORLANDO FEDERAL BRANCH UNDER CONSTRUCTON messages from creditors reminding you of your costs of SCHEDULED FOR, completion in April or seven inside teller windows. The first floor will 11 01ristmas. Mav, this M,000 three story red brick Colonial be occupied by the savings department, second ~ flow often 1,,ave ~,(,u sai(l that stvie building being erected at Butler Plaza oil floor mezzanine by the mortgage department. next Christmas will be difSit 436 will house Orlando Federal Savings' The third floor community room will have Some of these so-called "experts" tell me chances are the high can plant their land (room fence ferent? And how many times lVinter Park East Branch. The facility is ad- exposed beams and kitchenette. Williamsburg 111 have you been paying for mortgage interest rates we are experiencing in the real estate row to any crop they choose jacent to year old temporary office where Dann style furnishings and interior decorations are Christmas as the special days business are going to ease downward somewhat but by the middle except cotton, tobacco, peanuts K. Pottinger is branch manager. The new expected to cost $0000 for Valentines, Irish of April will be right back up ~here to where they are now or were a and sugarbeets. It remains to be seen whether farmers will facility will have four drive-in windows and month or two ago. Thevmav rven enhiuhr celebrations, and Easter eggs (Herald Photo by Jane Cassel • respond to this past year's cz-* 1 And, of course, the big question concerns what higher prices and increase It's January, So make a New development do to the mortgage market, Year's resolution. Be prepared My opiWon -based on what others have told me -Is that high ncreages; substantially. i I for Chri.stmas costs next yea;. interest rates are not going to keep people who need housing and : : The recent price controls It's very easy. But you must con afford new housing - both exisiting homes and those now under created some artifical con. year by such catastrophes, fed- ainple. it the narrow side of a higher ground should be sought. make a plan and sUik with it. 11), VIVI.AN BROWN I construction arid to be erected -from buying them. eral statistics show. The big problem in the housing market is going to continue to bc ditions instead of the usual AP Newsfeaturcs writer 12-bv-60foot mobile home faces One plan is to pa for the problem of Mr. and Mrs. Buyer who need housing and can't price and demand srtut.ation Mobile homes of lightweight x'evailiiig ss ind,s only 20 per here is additiona l infomm. Christmas stmas i lit viewing disaster !~ome constrdction may be easily mrit of tile wall area is priesent, tion a ppy qualify on the basis of their present income for the house they want that normally regulates prices. A %;$ I 11 a anu not after, like , a ousc "t: this year. Unusually high production costs people take the attitude, "It tossed about and rolled over, ed, making it less hazardous. •.id and desperately need civil First, ad all the costs of this t happen here." But high and an explosive drop in the Iiical weather offices can pro- defense The only way this problem Is going to be solved is for Congress often more than offset the can' past Christrnas,Then divide this winds, flash flooding, hurri pr essure of a tornado pasing side information on prevailing to meet its responsibilities by coming up with a new housing bill higher prices received for it . 'number by 12. This gives you canes, tornadoes th and o er caover such a structure can ilso winds. Trees also can provide th at will enable developers and contractors to build residentiw agricultural products. FLOODI , -- In addition to the amount of money you need t.as(ropties have taken mirany contribute to its damage aid sindbrcaks whose advantages living units at a moderate profit and permit • buyers to be able to communities by surprise. For- (k?struction. are outweighed by the threat of emergency provisions, car pre- to put into a special Christmas qua 1) o purcise uiem on the basis of down payments and The 'energy crisis" could ty.eight major disaster deciaraInformation on coping with falling limbs (lurrig a storm. poredness and radio avail, savings account each month monthly mortgage payments they can afford on their present in- have a very significant effect on tioni were made by President .%ell emergencies is disFla h fboding caused by ability. if honie is on high the year And here's an should stay inside comes. crop production. Unavailability Nixon in 1972. senrinated by civil defense au- twavv rains or unusually high ground. one should bonus! In additio i on n to the Flash floods can roll boul- I h o r I t I e s to government tides can be a particular dan- with utilities to ,appliances New home construction starts are down drastically. Many, of fuel may cause some cutyou've saved next off. Evacuation instrucç many developments on the drawing boards are being shelved backs in acreage being plant ed. tk'rs, tear out trees, destroy ngencie in towns and cities. ger, too, to people in trailers or turned Christmas, you' ll aLso have parked In tions should be f011owed, rugs what Is hoped to be a temporary basis. Commercial construction is A fuel shortage would also limit bridges and buildings ith wa But the toll of lilt' and property campers, who are ter reaching to 20 feet. In one indicates that soine people are areas that are tiew to them. In and furniture should be moved sortie extra money froin the continuing but 3wner or litter tile cutback in new homes starts and transportation to market ev en New Jersey' town people were unaware of wa s to protect addition to keeping abreast of to higher ground, in driving interest your money' has earresidential sales will have an effect on this type of construction. It's if crops were Produced weather reports and equipping one roust watch for slides, ned. ) ,, trapped recently in the path of their life and property 1or Shortage fe i zer would torrents of water within ruinbound to do so You might also like to know For eainple, mobile homes tk)eselfwith preparedness infer- damaged roads, fallen wires. In On the other hand, ifC Congress can come up with the proper red uce pr-arc yields. one should ub,servc pre- ss*ter, drive in slow gear, tiles of a warning. One father should be how to avoid the Christmas securely anchored mation, 1. SOiUdOfl O uiiS problem we should see a turn around in the borne To add this confusion, we and son drowned in a car that with tie-down .straps using cautions in evacuating from shopping crowds next ear. TJ construction business and new home starts will rise again. now find that increased world had been struck by debris. In proper materials of good design satch areas. On the road such LIGHTNING - Stay away This can be done by making a demands for agricultural Rapid City, S.D., a flash flood and good quality. Government v e it i c I e s and automobiles from trees, poles, clotheslines, list of those to whom you wan products can have a very real destroyed 403 houses and 304 booklets provide anchorage re- should watch for flooding at overhead wires, metal pipes totliveililts Then you )can SL r Sho shop htbeb,f IIrernents develoctJ from highway dips, bridges and low and water. Buses, trains, buildeffect on availability and price. nubile and tr ailer homes durgif ts during the entire data in a University of Mich. reas, and one sho uld not at. Irrgs, automobiles are safe shel. But, once again all of this conjecture will depend upon what Agricultural production Is now ing a 1972 fl ood. year. One word of caution High winds are also a threat ig,an report. tempt to cross a stream on foot ters. A boat in the water is not t.. happens in theoil shortage situation. Makeno bonesabout it, the oil being used by Us country to Positioning these homes prop- where the water is above the safe. Outside, avoid taking shel- though! Be sure to keep a list of shortage will affect more than just home heating and tran- improve the balance of to mobile homes. More than 5,. bi. the gifts you've bought so you ODO of the nearly 6,000,000 ma. erly may even provide greater knees. if a sehicic stalls in Wa- ter around metal objects sport.ation. payment in world tril ) I won't end up with two gifts for homes are tiestrosed each protection From winds For ex - ter it should be abandoned and "scles fenet c r.rilroad tracks Consequently. I have noticed and I m sure you base too a _____ __ real shortage of predict ions atthis year's end as to what 1974hasin ----- prospect for us as far as home construction, the mortgage market and the economy in general is concerned, ' ' .1 1. ". . . - - JJ ' Sunday, December 30, 1973 ( Real :~ ___ ,. ' I' _.r.-,4W~-4, ______ ' Gardening .Decorating I q 'I ~ Ttw 1strn of tio careers cm too much. She -.. ,N entabsentwjthoutteared , as picked up by police while entertaining at a Brits n1ht. J' club. They turned her over to the military police. \ .••_ . ' `- __ , Estate County Agricultural Agent "That was lie," said Elsa, I don't strip." ___ .~ t~ - i ion Center '. - 1. . ing __ I .-.,_._' _" _T1 . %,-I Real I ~ _. N~n - ' Liv Lifestyles 1:1 1. Once, she said she as called before the comm.anding omebQdy re that she danced naked. - '. . been dancing for to and I earned in half an hour' s dancing than I did for a hole month's ours ng." rc It __________ %IUIVI -I've •1 I 4•4 res to delight audiences with some very unrnilitary maneu• ers ______ is . •sLUJ I• . '........ •.- iviagi' Inn V.. I . -, ~;- New '4 - j4,_.-;,.--r-.~-~_ . , -, W~ I ..---.. -."_ ___ She threiA off the burden . • &.' 'r ______ plied. Anothrr thing Lanvin believes Americans do and r the French do not to wear fragrance only on special cx. .-," casions. It should be scorn ever day as part of vou . wardrobe' he said [' the of en Office sho ±1L€ t __ theStates,thebathisfI •paramount importance. I . don't say it shouldn't be. But it needn't replace fragrance' You can use fragrance hofl. in the bathtub and ...-.. mll throughout the day." . Perfume. Bernard . [lained, is a much stronger form of scent than eau d . .,. . . ~11 toilette. Cologne comes .la . "• It contains very little o4' th' said. and she begion moonlight. __ ___ I Ar '.'1 • - .It, n;, '' . M tprflt' 1. X.. a F Oi it NEW VOUt NE,) It it's a halter That's want,..il a t)IaSbafl(1fuId and knotted in back rather than under the Smart girls will tie one on casually to one side. again the long lean oblong chin, this year for a wardrobe exVhjk' for a soft touch. Body scarf tricks give (left• does the trick. Using one only, tension course. There is a either with dresses, shirts or handed girls (he opportunity drape around the neck, wealth of scarf-tieing ideas trouser combos, try the but crisscross the bust and tie in to create their own barely each øflt' (IeSlCfled - i vmir ikt ihnr., f,r ,Iit'prca' hwk. Using two, knot nn. refresh an outfit and'jive ita !ook. tricker t;l; than it ac: ;;;;-; :';;'i pants lit (l(I'cente anti tie new, ambiance. tuallv is Just turn a square to any weather conditions. If it's the bust with the second To snap tip shirts, its reverse side. knot it dead- long and lanky knot in the pulled through the knot and ) shirtdresses and s%%- eater life center. flip back to the front center, drape o-ver Ilw llosmil tied about (tie n(,ck. are the neckline tie tricks and tie around the neck %%,till and tie in back. Foi- added The large rquare also lends that utilize either a -square or the knot to the rear. (lash. pull ak, gilded chain it.svlf to haltering folded into an oblong. For the tailored Ilats are hack. too. and through tile lot and slil) it it triangle, haberdasher look there is the sLarl's can make them. For over the nt-ck. SIOCK tie. an easy 101-in for a the head-covering cap look handsome effe*ct. Merely tic- an oblong about the [lead. bias-band-fold a large .square twist and braid both ends into or a long scarf, wrap the neck one single tight strand and twice and loop once over curl from the bottom to form lightly. a flat rosette over one ear. Also in the tailored moodi s To create a hood laid under the turtle, effected by making one-third of an outsize square then nwar1fold intoa point. oil the bringing tioth ends 53 aroun i tip to the point, place on the neck. (icing to the front the head and tie tinder the and culling over the knot, chin. Even the old-fashioned Jean-minded is the babushka gets 73 manners Western loop, ;ain done via when it is tied under the hair __ After Off-Limits Dancing Ai WTL 16 - :1 Lanvin. best known for At pege - the "promise her anything" fragrance - no offers Via Lanvin to tin American market. It's their first new fragrance in nearl .0 - • - 1- -1 11 UI Q 3 (a fe., - As i 0 V. tlr irlerath 0 .r_i- -" r. r= ' ' U �-- NJ- i. I .--. ----- - . ---- - —. . -. -. :_.r'LL, -. T~~T7 J li, . 2C—The Sanford Herald /i — i I . L Cj 14 M&L W ____ _ m __ - ____________ - ________ ;. i ON covered part of the area where the old one was and you'll have to do a retouching job to make everything match. If O'I get one too Large, It may not lit the panel to which it to attached. But that is something you'll have to decide for your. seg. There actually might be enough room to buy a much larger and different type re. placement should you so desire, Fortunately, when a bell fails to ring, the trouble nearly al'a>'s is in the pushbutton, which means a simple repair Is possible. Should the bell or chimes not work when a screwdriver blade is placed across the terminal screws, as previously explained, the fault could be with the bell itself , ower AP Newifcatures _______________________ _____ Even If you have never made a single repair around house, there's one project you — can tackle with confidence — acement e ou pushbutton that sets off the bell ___________ or chimes on the Mde. For one thing, It's an dee_____ trical job you can handle with______ ____________ cut turning off the electricity, That's because the bell and -- . chimes operate on a low-volt- ___ — ____ - _____ ______ ____________ _____ - ;• --. -' __________ I rz .-1 .j e! II I __________ ., _____ ________ ______ -- ----•. ____ ____ -- THE A _________ .1_. Here's How e. 7 . -_ 4 I ,rp' I I_~ -f al I ..4.-II HOUSE 'if & - M(, W I ~N - _~ , ~ . .. i By ANDY LANG I ___ — _______________________ Sunday, Dec. 30 1973 I i of Hotel Future Is ii Computerized,1 ;., Question updates the bar's record of ice and good dining rooms w ill drinks sold. The system now still be maintained by many ho. provides for bottles being tels, judging by updated equip. ' the locked securely even as they ment displayed. New fast-try Life in a hotel or motel — machines speed up everything ii feed pipelines (o the bar. home away from home IS b One large hotel in New York from potatoes to hamburgers; coining even more of a do-it. is installing a system to pro. pizz.a ovens turn out pies experwrice. Ili sJlile vide matil, servi(L-i to guests three and a hatf minutes establishments the waythings right in their rooms, :nclud'ng But good cuisine and prepa. are going it is conceivable trial security by the interactioi, Of ration is still available. A sidill r an overnight guest IIII not see the television and a computer. feature of the show was an ex. manager, bellboy or doorman It oeraks like cable tele. hibition by the Salon of Culina. boi' the length of a stay. In ad. dition to the invisible manage. vision ith everyone on the ry Arts. Two hundred entries same cable, explained its masterpieces In food prepara. ment, he may not even y ou thful inventor Ed Ulicki, Lion by famous chefs and oth. other guest. And he may prefer vice president of Telebeam. He ers, were dazzling. it that way. earned his master's degree at While administration in hotels Food, ice, a drink or even a Stevens Institute of Techology. s going the ay of the latest steam bath may be available to For example, a guest wants in electronics, furniture didn't him right in his own room and electronic devices will be used to go to a nearby restaurant, quite make it. He dials a unit that provides a "Furniture cannot be im to check him in and out. and to list of Chinese, dell, seafoW, provide information about resproved too much unless it is cey ,4 .- a Jai-tanese, Italian or whatever merited to floors and tables,,, *-1 restaurants right on the (dc. remarked one exhibitor. "You other needs. vision screen. After choosing can't use anything that is (old. These are some of the inthe recent the type of restaurant by dial. able, light or small enough no'aLions noted at ing a kiter, another question be carried away." 0 National Hotel and Motel Exappears about price range. I.ring a r,erninar on the b. st of the restau. ject, suggestions by homes In some hotels elcc*'onic de- After that a li ex- I rants appears in that rdnge and g shag car. included vices may make a guest a com. u hen the elecion is made, the pet astiv patched), wool pan. puter sta tist' the rnint'nt ipi ides ti:an.a cling kss expensive to mainenters it and receives a coded k'k , the restaurant chosen, tam than most wall treat-11.11 ! plaStT card that Is his room A guest can also choose the. ments), Increasing the life of "key." An automatic service ma- ater tickets and select enter- bedspreads (by not using chine may be turned on in his taifitnent in this manner, and welt.s, using couches without 11)' VIVI,%N BROWN AP Nrsfeatures Writer _____ :---.• __ __ Il lif L is • J ' L_ -.' F '''' — q ' , The material for the project is first class,, you have the proper hardware ,, your tools are good and you know how to use them — and vet the project is unmistakably a doit-yourself job. veryone can tell. Shelves are not level. Installations are not olumb, Cuts are not square. Holes are slightly off rfly hobby noses nroL - someone's permiiission. In placBy ANDY LANG ing the tile, there should be a By BARBA IIARG - Al' Nesisfeatures downward pitch of one inch or Copley News Sersice I bought a new flush Q. KNIFE,SCRU3EROR CALIPEPS more for each foot of tile. door to install between AVERY' Q. My son has a collection of center. jor part of our basement and Q. — The hardware store in FOR ACCURW4TE butterflies and insects which MARKING OBJECTS th e Lau nd ry room, An opening Sloppy measurements wili our neighborhood has nails of he's very rrnlkl 01 2n11 intiii'. it sirø,1v ,k1,.. 1 ,M 1k. -. ..... result in sloppy work. aumerent SLZCS placed In sepa- ested in, Consequently one Measuring tools are as imdoor to fit. But what I am not rate bins, Each bin has a desigportant as any others. They wall of shelves and counter in sure about is exactly where to nation, such as 4d, 5d and I are less expensive than most t \/ install the hinges and the lock. Shen I want to purchase nails, his room is constantly clutA . 7 4 and last a lot longer. Learn to I thoghtl would measure the I want to know their length. teredwithbooks. Insects, etc., use them. other doors in the house to find Why aren't nails specified by and anything he's working on. kiIL One rule to remember f 1 the correct distar;u.5, but I find I l kngth to took.,- it easier for the On one wall he mounts man' 1I I w measure everything twice. the hinges and locks are loof his specimens and that customer" I Measure it again if you are cated at different positions. Are A. — Some stores a!ready looks fine. But I'd like some the least bit in doubt. there any set places for the have adopted '.?'at but practical and inexpensive sys m, te Use the right tool. A hardware? many, such as ours, still L'se way to close off from view his wooden yardstick with the A. — While there are some name of a hardware store or the o!d English designation of work area when it's not in use. differences, due to sizes and d, which means "penny," pre- — T.W. lumber dealer on it isn't A 8013 _ EASY WITH CHALI( weight.' of the doors, they are much good- -exceot for rniih surnably because naiLs origins). A. You should consider usvem- slight. Since a flush door measuementj 'j ly were sold by weight — that ir pull-down window shades the length of the case. string, to get a truly vertical usually is y very light, Install the warp and get damaged is, a cer ta in number of ounces Use a metal scriber or a line, ex- which may be attached to the upper' hinge about 7 Inches per penny. But even easily. The ends wear out. knife or a very sharp pencil that Other tools to consider: from the top, the lower hinge A folding six or eight foot to mark a line once it is planation is in dispute, The best ceiling. You could choose a calipers for measuring round about 9 inches from the bottom. color or white. You could also rule is only eight inches long ut'terrnined. Dull pencils objects. idea for you is to save the lotInside calipers mea when closed. It is convenient make lines so thin they aren't sure the inside The height of Laminate a doorknob is a fabric onto them lowing information for referof a hole. Out and accurate. The ends are accurate. usually 36 inches from the ence as required; and carryout the fabric some side calipers the outside of a floor. tipped with brass so they Use a try square to check the round surface. A divider or other place in the room, or A nail called 2d is 1 inch won't wear down and becom squareness of a joint or a compass for ma rking small 1' Sd you or he might stencil huge leng th , 3d is 11 4; 4d is inaccurate. To ke.n the riIø hnnr.4 I.i.,.i ZrC , 0 1 m ma butterflies LiICIt or Is arid Lne-ts unto mneasur Pi, Gd is 2; Id is &j is from collapsing when open it square is good for both 90 ing equal distances along a trouble getting wa ter to flow 21 z; 9d is 221; f)laifl white shades that could and lOd is 3 is equipped with spring type degree and 45 degree angles. line. A divider from one of the down. inches. These designations are really personalize them. has two steel away locking joints. Keep these A sliding 1-bevel is a try points. A compass has a steel spouts on our house. A neighbor for common nails. Incidentally, joints oiled and clean, square with an adjustable point and a pencil. of mine has placed u nder- the longer the nail, th Q. I need help in choosing e bigger Even more convenient is blade for angles from 0 to 180 Don't try to draw a long ground drainage ti le from the its diameter, the fl exible steel rule that degrees and is used co lor for a rug and draperies with a line. Use a chalk line. A piece bottom of a downspout to a dry f or m)- living room. Walls are winds up into a two-inch protractor to get the proper of string rub bed with blue well. In our case, there is a ca;e A hunk at the end of the ;ink', For either of And Lang's anti que white, furniture is chalk is stretched between urainage ditch about 20 feet rule makes U easy to use. Get helpful booklets, 'Wood finishIf you are putting .some- two points. Lift it 5lightly and from the house, Could I lay dark walnut and pecan finth one with a hat rather than thing up against a wall don't then snap it against the sur- underground tile so that it runse ing in the Home" or 'Paint ishes and divan and one chair round case, one that has a try to get Your house Inside and Out," a vertical line by face and you have a straight into the ditch? are upholstered in a floral movable hook for inside and measuring from one send 30 cents and a long, adjacent line. Floor tile and wall tile print in shades of gold, brown, A. the — If drainage outside measuring. For in'- wall to the other. Use a plumb will be is stamped, self-addressed enveset accurately if on your property, go ditch green and bitterswee t. What ahead. lope to Know-How, side measurement Just add bob. a weight hung bya placed against such a line. Otherwise you may have toget 477,Huntington,N.Y, P.O. Box color would you suggest for a 11743. th ird chair? — Al'. USE FOR SHARP PENCIL MEASURING ROUND Guardian's Deed, It is used when the owner of a property is an lector expert and former CA Infant and shere a court has appointed a legal guardian to handle employe. the infant's affairs and property. Backster hooked a lie di" tector up to a plant ( ' dra' Editorcaena, a tropical plant) one Recently I made an offer to lease a piece of commercial evening on a whim and found 11d it iti,teied c ,aispçiii propeny with a uuuauug on it, I uiso told tile owner U.dt to addition tnleasingitforl2mnonthslwouldllketohaveanopuontopurchase reactions. That inspired im to experiments that eventhe property and if I bought it at the end of the 12 months the lease tually showed plants reacting tivmnents made monthly would be to the nurehace ,... ... .---------. . by. me -- arrnlied r-- (U bUII j1ii1)1)JIlC1id d IIdIII price, another plant ripped up withThe owner agreed to this but he also asked for what he called a in their 'sight, seeing a dog consideratIon of $1,000. If I purchased the property the $1,000 would' enter a room and even the thoughts of their owner also be applied to the purchase of the property but if I didn't buy it hundreds of miles away. wouldforfeitthe$l,000, Iwithdrew mnyoffertoleasewithanoption to buy because I didn't like the idea at all. Some people tell me now ---------------. tiacksters findings have th at thisisanorrnal procedure, Isthis true' — been strongly disputed by - - rn - ,, - - _________________ ' -. r f - '.,. - ' - Budget Ref Reforms By JAMF.S CARY ("hkf, $ashIngwn Bureau (op1 wiSersier WASHINGTON--CIDngreM is about to miove ,,, Liwitc pre!crst o Arn.rican presidents—the federal buoget—and exercise pOser3 over qvilding and revenue that it abandoned more than 50 sears ago The vehicle for accomplishing thus res1ofionarychangeisthe House-passed budget r 1t ri i't that is rin1 N ri lIT! it ri its Sen t.xpccted to be ready for upper chamber debate ti' Feb. 1. IiMle thae is iiii wssurimm that vit.her of these strong plans will eventually clear Ckingress, effective legislation in thL% field is anticipated. if the 11f 4we ptostsI(Ms remain suhalantially ' uIar woihi he i 1-11[ k the it'# r.l f,sI r bludget year would be changed from July I to -N I )(A. 1. '(!w powerful budget iriommittees would be ''I ,t; - I —The Appropriations Committee of 11ouse and Senate would take the 13 annual major .iuthoruzatu.n und appropriation bills, and (it tliri into the appropnation andspeixhng IareLs —Afttr rtcuuli.itij;i and adjutimicrit of amounts final budget totals would be established and the legislation would be sent to the president. —A new legislative budget office, rivaling les1dent Nixon's Officeof Management and Budget, would be established to help both House i it' itl& i i.a l!i 'Iii 'mi u uld have computers, a very skilled staff headed by budget analyst, and facilities for mnasuring Lie Impact of pending legisLition on expenditureL This is only a partial listing. Otheir powers imbedded i-n the plan would give ess the right to control various forrm arc ie a f,fl W ni rs , - t e Wlwnd - . It. - - . . - . ha,s beta crraLc For the test 134 years of the Republic it did hold tight control over the purse sUings. Thit.blouse Was and Means Committee was the ke y unit. It managed both eimg and revenue raising. In funitic1s wer split apart Revenue raising remained In Ways and Means and the Senate Finance comriiittees but new Appropriatioits committees were established in each chamber tocontro1dIibusementoiney The budgetary process bepn to Wait into evsrnallrrtLAfte the Civil War :. ~ ", , ~l .. 0 I . Ii, 1W ' I,i S. 4J4 the first time have to begin to "eigh national priorities. U there is only so much to spend—the budget totals—then it follows that Congress will have to er Ikflt 01 1k 1' annual ipproprm ition bills Because of the ensuing budgetalry chaos Gungrew in 1921 pasised the BWget and Accwnting Act establishing the Bureau of the Budget I now calltA tile (y1ficT oi .,,1.rin--gcn-1I a..I U ,1 ..l... a1JIt L)(AU!.L1 Ill (J 45jJ J)pj'-LJflfl fl 1939 the bureau was transferred to the executive office of thi president. This was the beginning of the period of presidential ascendancy in budgetary affairs. ..., = .-. - -. - 7 - __ - t __ -_____ - 21,900 - r I . 41 ]j' France Denmark and Sweden, Inspecting new flowers and ~= 2 & 3 BEDROOMS I" 2 BATHS pr&,y 0 RAL HEAT & AIR • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES . e DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIEN1 SNACK BAR 11 - s1 ini,," P1 A 12' Lii) IJU UIJt.)) LJUUII) * WALL-TO-WAI L CARPETING • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS o LAUNDRY ROOM .OUAIITY WORKMANSHIP Ceflor, O,ir iu e mttS UTOIUnC* Blvd tomlelt go 4rnoe to Ethham Diva Turn it#t 3 blocks 111hotrvocw hmn MApnnr)A kIOfl1ES inrIt . :: FINANCING AVAILABLE :5j4- _________ Hr u -t uio • Comfo heathig & &condtionIig by S I N G E R FOR FREE ESTIMATE 1. CALL 322.6390 SANFORD ______________________________________ ______ - I - ' ?I—. - A - -' .4 -. ----- , - -- _ . . . 1. - I I - GET TOGETHE i" ..4k,J ..ik . .-.-4-- & ,,,, I , iI aza --.--_-i--,. — __ — III_ ~— ~, - ;~~_- 4 .. . T HE N YEAR' e / Why not be in your own brand new home for New Years? At Terra Alta we offer a - -- package of all the holiday dreams that you could ever wish for! What could be I. better than celebrating the New Year in your own new home! What a fantastic - I) 8 """ ,, .4 14 better choice of entry see material iiiore suitable for 0 1211 0 : :: " a P -- : Z. 628-2162 789-2999 -d that British breeders inight lt,4A tu Ili,! aniateur gar aener mor new uivuuuvu5.&. since traditional'afTUItcurg8r. deners in Britain have produced some good breeding it. I'll- achievements, Summarizing on quailt) of 1 1 New Yea r's is " h Come True... I ' a ________ Terra kV YOU 0 \. YOUR L Orange City DeBary And, now you have a beautiful ho me to put on it for the holidays I 3 Bedrooms 1 SPACIOUS HOMESITES. I- With driveways, paved streets, underground utilities, water & i ,erl SAVE Moyi in Today' Total electric Caribea bomw,:h FAMILY 15001 $ show,r .1 ________ '!' R r ' ! REATION • _____ . I ____ '' ' " - :f Other I 2 354 OrOoin niodtI% lvl,14b1c for- in mediate OccunCv - :01 , k rili ll sa I , a H iy miles North as I' MiIft South of Orange City . Cønvni,t t aryih,nt , 'Li 853 HWY 'M'lt Located -- , .. a EC Huge community swimming pool, civic association, and a modern rec hail for ente rt aining! ..; .I '$7 ?2 -t ' -i HWY 434 It skirting. quttprs and awnin9! - I are heartlsy weicomedi enciostjrs heat £ air, and wall to wall carpolirni Rilkilied patio. scrittill room, land s capnq sliding glass doers. 121 HWY ' children, and Re $15 Now $t3:$ ment stages. Fell also gave them some ad to a question: vice in respo how ''n British breeders be more successful in winning an All-America Award?" some. thing they had not accomplished since 1943. The question came from Mrs. Xenia Field, garden editor of the Daily Mirror, Europe's largest circulation daily newspaper. ~ . , I four-week tour 'visiting Eu ropean plant breeders in Eng. .1 I ¶I,...INCLUDIP4G LOT! - new breeding material. Fell noted: *,America still leads the world in breeding both uality years, American gardeners and quantity n new ftlowers may expect some line new and vegetabler, but Europeans varieties of flowers and vege. have some vitstanding new ta bles from their European iuiater,al in certain classes. cousins. These will include cat-'. bages, parsley. peas, alyssum, , zinnias, snarldra This word comes from Derek Fell, executive director of All. America Selections, who ecent paid us a ',isit after 0 ',~ J $ VENTIONAL s . .:, I ; - f. . - 11), EARL ARONSON All Newsleatures Within the next three to 10 , " Congress past performancescio not augur too well for a successful handling of such weighty - _____ I: ____ ,_1. - .__ decide which functions are the mom important and therefore require the most money -' V — mortgage money interest rates decline. During the past couple of years the number of new families entering the homeowners market has driven interest rates sky high. If people refu.se to buy homes because of high interest rates and the supply of money increases interest rates will drop accordingly. However, let me point out that high interest rate, haven't stopped many people. What has kept many people from buying are higher prices on homes, higher down payments and high monthly payments. ii • tutu rmritiva for Lo1us o more rticase t4 appropriated funds impounded by the Preskle,rit but by far the most important aspect of the plan is Owl Congrem, by sI budget totais -1 - - -icsidering 0-w budget as a who4e rather trial) Ii tinroi ilø€1 1r-.,-t,r,nQk, I 54i —These committees would set target atownis for appropriations, s,pening, revenue I be raised, and the surplus or deficit that these Ic-tals projected. I ;''.- today and be home for the holidays! _________________________________________________________________________ /vialor (lilitionanges Are in ' gift for you and your family! Visit us A. If you would like to have a warm room choose gold for Al . 1. , 1 - .4, " many botanists, includin, Colorado State University s Or, .John E Hendrix, who t;ac called them 'pote nti a liv damaging an "mislead' ing. li e says all the apparent "reactions" recorded by D arDEF: Mortgage Interest rates fluctuate because of the old lap of supply and demand. If there's a great demand for money mortgage interest rates climb. If there's more than an ample supply of - - 11 . - .. I I they do? - I - SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING causes mortgage interests rates to fluctuate as " a it's a lot of other things, too. Like inexpensive to install because 4 L you don't need a flue. Like easy . . to take care of. J It's also ready for converI sion to Singer air conditioning --.. 'r' anytime you want It. And it's as dependable and - as safe as any electric appliance i /cur home. /. -. come in and Give us a call see us. We'll tell you how No matter how old she -- II I1I Editor , ' 2609S. SANFORD AVE. - _. FOR VERTICAL LINES STRAIGWTLJNE5 ARE USE PLUMB LINE , ) ______ ; LONG .i - - ICR Dear ICR: It sure is an acceptable procedure. e, it hasn't been a pro used in this area very much until two or three years ago but practically' all offers now to lease with an option to buy do carry a "consideration" provision. You see,In all prohability the propertyyoude'sireto lease wfth an option to purchase is on the market to sell and by giving you a lease on it the owner is taking the property off the market. If you -to purchase exercise your opuon -- -----on or oeiore tat expiration of me lease the owner has sold the property. If you don't purchase the property you are compensating the wAner for giving you 12 months I AItan,ot, Springs IH and Warm ? I! O'r than a baby, that is ! A Singer electric ('irnace - : cooler look, you might a gold chair and an choose I. and Nice ' . 11111 I 4t" f1 .A t! ' -' IIIII :74 25t Geo. Wilimer Assoc,, Inc. Realtor .. - L— - ------ 1 your caeti and do gold draperies as well. For the chair you might like green or tAttwet or a blend of two. U you'd rather do green p,,at,rn, ,iI... .....I.J %l FOG W% (Usdal WUUiU give d - - I - ''!1. 0 V.IVI I I \ _______________ -Mrs. GRV The most dramatic cviDear Mrs. GRV: dence to support their argu' Not being an attorney and for the lack of more specific In. ment is the accidentallyformation concerning the situation in your friend's family, it would t)eUfl series of exiwrirnents he impossible to say that Florida has the same provisions. started in 196 1)v Cle ve 1 It has been our pleasure to serve y ou In the past and to with In 1 I I dowed with personality and A friend of mine up North wrote me about a situation In one of the attributes of soul," the her relative's family whereby a minor child Inherited quite an write. "It is only we, in our estate from her deceased parents and the property was deeded to blindness, who have insisted someone appointed by a court. 1)o we have the same provisions In oil consi der i ng them automata. Florida? — B utte USE I i y Moir: ''""' — What's Clean and' Quiet fine— leafed friends -' _____ - our ______ , By Mr. FIx to . ' Rk kind " "(5 '''' Be Backster could be accounted workings of the world s unj- became aware of plants' "se• (ieflttIIP(1 growing objects. cret tile" with his own house NEW YORK — (NEA) — r for by mechanical or at Rut he and Bird have plants, when those he passed ____________ you have any plants around, mospheric factors and adds, before you start reading this "There's not the slightest cvi- amassed reports of a number close to more often seemed to Ry JULIAN STENSTRO1 go over and take a good look dence of a nervous system in of experiments from all over thrive while those in more "I th e world, some dating back out of the way spots wilted, at them. Touch them. Talk to plants." Tompkins counters such ore Ih.-in a hundred N-ears even though all received the -ou have a questlon about any subject which them. Think at them. arguments by saying that others ongoing today in the same amount of light and affects your lifestyle, particularly real estate, taxes, planning, zoning, etc., send your In uir to the Editor, Lifestyles, The water. - And if they're carnivorous "botanists don't understand Soviet Union. "Maybe plants have an ex. "Now," he says, "I some. foi'd Iferald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Be .sure to sign your n;lme. Upon Iplants anti you have a lot of anything about the way them, maybe you should he publication, however, only initials will be usedj, they've ever been able to do don't vet understand; I don't about to step on grass or eat a especially nice to them. is give plants Latin names. know." Tompkins says. "I do peach. But then I remind The issue shows all the Un' know there is something myself that I don't really unThe reason you might want certain earmarks — Editor: or there, something that gives dersiand the relationship to redefine your relationship lea Imarks — of the flying you a special feeling when between man and plants and The oil shortage could really affect my lifestyle. What, In your with s'our Ieaft'i Friends is opinion, caused the oil shortage? nil you go walking in a forest, for perhaps for a peach. to he that there is more and more saucer controversy. Tompkins admits that he can example eaten is the best hung that —Mrs. DAIS attention being paid to tin! only report, not explain, the T'mktru '-ar. that first ('an happen to it he Dear Mrs. BitS: theory that plants have some Thank you for wanting my "opinion" but I don't think very form of consciousness. Nobody has Proven yet that many people would be Interested in it. However, a fact constitute$ I a any members of the vegeta' different situation completely. And, the fact is, according to Joe ble kingdom are e of Gerry, planning officer for the Florida Department of Commerce, doing calculus or writing "The U.S. produces 11 million barrels of oil per day, but consumes blank verse but Peter 17 million barrels per day. Tompkins. a Br it ish "This means that e cannot produce as much as we refine and researcher and auttuor, has I; ' we cannot ref ifiC as much as we co nsume," Gerry adds. "We rely collaborated with biologist Christopher Bird on a re ' A~ on foreign countries for a large part of our crude oil supply and for cently published book called an even greater pail. of the finished produ,m Tile U.S. must Import "Thv Secret Life c%f I'lants" six million barrels per da in irdt'r to remain at (hr firri'iit lc il," I hat i t hHw1it 1,roriik _,r., I Nut all of our crude oil comes from the Arab countries but roughly "Evidence now suppor(3 17 percent of it does and therein lies the problem, And, I'm not the vision of the poet and I I I about to get into discussing the politics of this shortage, man, / hmisoher that plants are I-'-'_ lying, breathing, corn ' '$'.,• Box 8i Ralph Novak age current, supplied either by the regular power supply, e duced by a transformer, or bat teries, still in use In many old. er houses. _ s____ 's ___ The pushbutton is held in place ~=.__ by two screws. Remove III III -0 those two screws and you will ,sI 1 -IL ____________________ ___________________discover two wires connected to -. -. 1, jtuo terminal screws i nside the supply. -______ button cover. That is, the two :: Take the cover off the bell wires should be connected. It "'''1I P0I(' 's',, and clean the contact points . one of them isn't, you have loUi'.IIi' Be sure, when the button cated the trouble already, and ,' e. Pushed, that the hammer on reconnecting It should solve the 4 4.' (..'S.di.I ,...,) J ^"A tN bell is striking the gong. if I problem. 166. $ .,.,e riot, it can t adjusted by bendIf both wires are properly trig it s1ighL1- and carefully. U uiid around the tw terminal '.'4G SOO -on the wiring is onnected to bat. screws, place the blade of your It ,- I oom I Lteries, they can be checked by __lI : ____ screwdriver across the two 1 tcich1ng the screwdriver blade screws. If the bell rings or across the terminals. A blue himes sound, you know III A!591-i~ _ _::_~___ __ 7_:1J . ~0'.okay. . are okay and thI therefore, key to select a coafinental — making purchases from area (which require more servic. I . I SECOND FLOOR PLAN -' Transformer trouble is rare, - -.111 Y, the troublemaker is the button 4 1 '_ A'p breakfast — refrigerated or. stores merely by dialing with ing. . 'kalto but If it must be replaced, equipment. Before deciding ange juice, coffee or bun that the system, %hich utilizes laser 11" tackle It only if you know some. replace the button, do t n be heated in a little built-in beam, computer and other elec. FIRST PtAN FLOOR thing about electricity. If there things. Clean the contacts tronic advancements, iIarnhing unit -- %'ariou is a break in the wire, trace it around the button with sand. THIS TWO-BEDROOM HIDEAWAY has a living room, kitchen and Security is provided begin. snacks, liquor or ice for his to determine where the break paper or emery and do the with the assignment of a drink. Charges are recorded ning screened porch, including a bathroom and utility room, to total 1,170 IIII I) w l IS. When the wiring is not suf. same with the ends of the two One card to the guest. It is put in a automatically on his bill. square feet. An upstairs studio which can be used as a bedroom plus ficiently exposed to make a vIs wires, since either or both may system perm-its a guest to pour memory computer and belarge storage area and ground-level deck complete the ensemble. ible checkup, you'll have to ccbe dirt)' or corroded. With the up to fiveands br of liquor — comes activated when he p'ish... Through the recessed front entry to the central (over and to the loft ic uirp rpt'nnpr't,d nnch t ,,,t olace it by atthchinD the new .. •. ... UAI PY pua i.-.". Oil '..t-. U si room, wici rw. u u wire to the end of the old one %isible the dramatic living roorn with cathedral ceiling and stone toil and see what happens. If If lie feels. hoi4ever, the need insists his systern can clx~k 2,and then pulling it through. the bell does not ring or the fireplace flanked by two windows. A spiral staircase leads to the second to talk to someone while he irn- 000 rooms a second. Itat"o proShould that be Impossible, chimes do not sound, bridge the bibes, he can go to an dec. rides an automatic wake-up Door studio, The utility room next to the bathroom provides for you'll simply have to restring gap between the two terminal tronic bar. When a glass is buzzer and other alerts, neces3ary heating equipment. Plan HA811P is a home for all seasons. the new wiring as best you can, screws once again. If it rings, pressed to a spigot by a barA print-out at the office reArchitect Samuel Paul, 107-40 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375, then you know for certain that tender, a dry martini, Rob Roy, s'eals till the items requested will answer queries about the price of the blueprint, if the writer en. (IrivalLable to the do-it-your. _________________ a new pushbutton is needed. or whatever, will gush forth, and bills the guest, closes a stamped, self-addressed envçlope. seller around the house is Andy In buying a new pushbutton, All the do-it-yourself ideas ---.'cash______________________________________________ register rings up the Ii L- ..A%-.-L ,,r,_. ., iae the oiä one with you. "e -eneckautomaticauy even as it 1101 wiUisintiuiiig,iusy servChoose one of the same size or r1jHome Repairs," available by Slightly larger. If you get a &'nding$l to this newspaper at DECOR SCORE Rule one: measure all jobs twice smaller one, it will leave un- Box 6, Teaneck, N.J,07666). _____ Your philodendron may have a 'secre e' so... Real Estate All price ranges avaitablef Excellent bank financing with up0 15 years at simple Interestl and drastic reductions on all 1973 mod,1131 - j I . , WI i -. I - to + , . I V •VI I UUII( U:--4' . t err "\, 1 * 904-775-4777 W Peatfy De velopment. 'The Envuonmental Company -'4 .r. �- -- 4C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Dec. 30, 1973 - Seminole County Land Transactions III Morris G Mullins & wt Helen Lambda Assoc., Inc. to I)evco of On, Inc. to Jason Brannon & Son Builders, Inc. I(obt. Richards & wf. Janet to When Constr. to I.avren,e L to Richard K Winkelman & or Spaceltes, Tract C, Amos G. to Bernard I.. Blatt & wt Leona, Prater & wt Irene M., LI 11[ilk Hyatt & WI Joan G., IA 7 Geneva Dick Bond Assoc., Inc., LI 12 Rich. Wm. Winkelman, U 1111k Carroll s-d $285000 1.1 12 (less N 50' & S 21') San- 0, Camelot Un. 2, $34,300. Terr., $23,900. 111k 0, Sterling Park Un. 2, - C, lake Harney Aerrttes, $3,000 Donald Ogletree, widr to lando Sub. Beaut., Argyle Sec., The fluskcy Co. to Branimir B. D. Owen & wt Abble & Jack $37,500. Wm. R. Paddock Linda Everett A Ilarpe? Trustee LI 6 $46,000. flotk& wf HelIa& Wm. Stuhrke Owen & wf Ethelyne to Henry Elwin It. Edwards & wt. to Vera Iiver, LI 12 & W 40' of 111k 18 Tier I E. R. Traffords !l+ Miller & Sons Orl Inc. to & %1, II 3111k, 11 Setiwntt'r I.. lflssell & wf Janet. Us 108- Betty to Clifton L. Whitcher & 33 111k H Sanlando Springs Tr. Miq) of Sanford, $15500 IXugla.s E. Sutton & wt Mary Oaks See 6, $13,900. 115, 117 & 118, Unrec. pint of wf. Lots A., LI 29 111k A 16, 2nd repl. $28000 Stevens homes WP Inc to K'.. U 42 L)cvon.snire, $41,000. Greater Constr. Crp to Win, Lake Jessup s-d, $2,000. Longwood North, $24,100. (QCD) Paul McCriff Jr., sgl Frank P Kltsoulis & if Mastic H. Miller & Sons Orl Inc. to C. Barker & wf Marjorie, LI 17 Freeman Hill & wf Avaneile JBM Hauling & Grading Co. to Lithe McGriff Brown, W2 H LI 14 81k A Mend Manor L'u James E. McKenna & Helen 0., 111k X. The Woodlands, Sec. 4, to Silver Springs Guar. Land & to Alvan Donnan Jr. & WI, acres of N' OFSEL4 of NWL, of $43,5W LI 40 Devonshire, $41,000. $46,700. Title Corp., LI 132 Myrtle hake Brenda C., LI 14 111k B San SW'- I of Sec 33-19-31 $100 Win. O. Tanner Jr&wfClajre (11111 Asso(., Inc. to Gene Alfred Marino & wt Irene to hills s-d, $100. Sebastian Ills., Un. 2, $35,400. QCD) Jonas McGniIf, sgl to to Bertram F Gould & wf Janet, Edw. Sharpe & Win. U. Jt. ten, Bernard I3orsack & wt Karen, I3eri Ward Agcy Inc. to Eliz. Martin Marietta Crp to I~Ihe McGriff Brown, W2 acres South 33' of 1A 3 & N 33' of 4 Blk IA 53, Sandalwood, $35,300. [A 105 Highland Pines Un. 4, Blount Blackwood & Bernard Donald L Milton & wt. Carolyn . of N', of SEIA of NWL, of SWL, 11 Bel-Air $15,500 Charles Beeman & wt Lola to $32,900, 0., Lt 12 Mend Manor Un. 1, LI 8 81k E, Winter Springs, Sec 33-19-31 $100 Sam T Barnes Jr & wt Velma Mario Lopez & f Estefanit', LI Michael H. Guppy & wt $32,000. (QCD) Minnie L Woomsey, to Doralice 0 Jones, sgl., E of S 111k 6, Winter Woods Un. 1, Jeanne to John 0. l3almcs Sr & QCD) Eliz. A. C. Browning Wilco Constr. to Clark G. etc to Lithe McGrifI Brown Li 9 Lake Harney Beach $22,000 $40,000. wf Floreda M., LI 96 Woodcrest to Nelson Browning, S 145,2' of ibover & wt. Jan It., Lt 8 BIk N M&W Entr.,Cen. Fla Inc to me $100 Gertrude I. Humphreys to s-d Un. 3, $27,000. E 300' of NI2 of W' of Wlj of North Orl Tern., Sec 4, Un. 1, Sandra L Johnson, sgl to Millard S Slate & wt Jeltie St., Joseph M. Wailer & wE Norma, Amer. Modulars Crp to SE1 4 of NW, Sec. 22-21-29 less $27,700. Louis E Foikes & wf Bich LI 3 of LI 7 & all of 8111k 0, Sanlando 1-Is 4 & 5131k 6, Tier 9, Sanford, Angelo Recchla & wE Michehine, E 15' for rd, $100. (QCD) Donald Flipplen & wf. $64,000. 81k F Charter Oaks s-4 $25,400 Springs Ti'. 30 $24,000 LI 4 81k 1 Shadow 11111 s-d, Altamonte ,tsso. to Kenneth Etal to Carl J. Herzberger, E Jaint•s J. I3tchter wi 535.900. t'hirnimn ..t n' -i r. _r riL -.. .*- .tt• i..,.i..... UI 1I.0 UI 01 131 Li Adeline to Win. 0. Carson & wt Mark Builders, Inc. to Joseph 282.25' of hIs 185 186 187 & 188 Tn. 55 Pint of RepI. of Ir. 41 M)TtIe, Lt 4 111k E Lake M. Boidizar & wt Linda, LI 22 Forest City, Orange Park, etc., Tr. 56 SSnlando Kathryn Park 4th Addn, $13,500. 111k D No. On. Terr., Sec 8 Un. $90000. Spnlngs,$100. G1111Assoe., Inc. to Michael 2, $28,000. Miami flch 1st Nat] Bk Dcv, Entr., Inc to Dr. Wm. F. H. flupps & Jeanne ('•. Lt 5-i Mark Bldrs Inc. to David A. Trustee to :\ppaloosa Village fleina & WI. Marie cond i m . S.iflddhud, $.U,000. Whitehurst & sI Chau, LI 16 111k Inc. IA 1, Sec 13-21-30 & LI 2 (li lies. Un. 12, Sheoah, 4 (QCD) Crow. Pope & Land C North Orl. Tern., Sec 8 Un. 2, (iE Howell Creek) Sec 13-21-30 $34,000. Fin Corp. No. 4 Inc. to Spanish $,300. etc., $922,800. Roy E. Wood & Evelyn to Trace Assoc., LTD., 8.2 acre Calberl Constr. to Archli C. American Modulars Corp. to Michael B. Lane & wt. Victoria, parcel in Sec 23-21-29, $100. Slandley Jr & wf Wanda, Lt 9 Robert E. Kennington & Edith LI 2 BIk A Glen Arden HIs., Win. O.Carson&fMyrtkto 131k A Highland Hills, $34,500. M., Li 22 131k 1 Shadow s-d, $42,500. The Winter Park Telephone Lynetta H. Mueller & hb $36,900. (QCD) Ann S. Tuttle to L. Co., LI 34, except E 300' od lot, Charles to Michael K. Jackson, James L Lawman & wf. Mills Tuttle, N12 of SEL. of Watts Farms, $53,000. Beg. 293'W of NE con of W 3, of lillian to James 1. Lawman Jr. SW' 1 of SWI. Sec 11-21.29 $100. Neil S. Kapp & wf Maxine to S (if NW'.of SE 1 4 of Sec. 4-21- & M. Shell) 1.1 15 111k 23 Three I) Homes, Inc. to John Josephine T. Ross, LI 6 Hermits 31 run W 245' S 175' etc, $33,000. Drcamwuld Addn., $100. H Aldrich & wf Bertha I..., IA. Cove So., $7,500. Robert Reiche, Inc. to W. James L Lawman & wt. 104 Barclay Woods 1st Addn., Roberts Bros. Dcv. to John Douglas Ferniss & wt Vorginia Lillian to Charles A. Lawman II $11,000. M. Eggars & wt Donna, LI 22 M., Lt 11 Roosevelt Place, &wf. Bonnie 0., hIs 13& 14111k JBM hauling & Grading to 131k A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 4, $43,500. 23 Dreamwoid Addn., S100. Elmo H Beasley & wf linda J., $4,400. J. It. Wilkins Jr. & t Peggy N a t'l Honic.s Cun.'tr. to Allan It. IA. 7 111k B San Sebastian HIS., IQCI)l Donald Flinnn & irf to Andrew ('nrt' R, u1 I f I, J Pnlnn R ,xf T,'nn '_•J ---------------_••_•__•_•.__"•••••, r &. UJ hJfl.IA, IJ,IfiJU. osteIe et.al to Hilltop Pente: 1.1 31 South I'inecrest, 4th Wildwood, Planned Unit Dcv., }3ako Constr. to Lester E eaborn Goebel & wf Sue to Dcv. Entr., Inc to Robert S costal Baptist Church, W 3' of ,tddn, $22,000. $34,600. Levy &wf Judith, IA. 417 Forest Elmer F Heckinger & wt West &wfPatrjc'Ia Condom Res W 471.0' of N 152.5' of 111k 11 Brook 5th Sec., $35,900. Darlene M. LI 4 111k C, Un no. 13, Sheoah. Sec 3 127,800 Tract 55, replat of Tracts 4750 Ilako Constr. to Robt. A SWeetwater Oaks, Sec 3 $49,000 Owen If Sheppard Jr & 5 54 55 & 56, less Us 1-4 & 21-24 F Seminole County continues its ftastic Meyer & wE Betty, IA. 420 Piz. K. Griffin & lib John Jos Phyllis to Tropicana Pools Inc 131k H 'Fr. 56, Sanlando Springs • I Forest Rr,wk Fth S. tIQ,Q0A .. z aneLI ,t5 BIk I Heftier Homes, Oil $100. growth rate making it one of the Wr re n H. McClung to Geo. M II IghrIdge Adda Glen Arden Sec I $46,000 King J. Michael & wt Wilma T. King Jr. & wt Carol M., IA. Ills., $48300 A.W. Potnick to Theodore to Bob B. Mullins & wt Carolyn fastest in the United States. Each week, 26, Sunland Est., 1st addn., Arm H Rockwell, wid to John Hoffman & wf Rita 1.1 33 [Ilk 19 E 83 ft of LI 145 Quec" $20,000. C Reams & WI Arline, Beg. Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Sanford Mirror So. Addn CB, $20,000. 582.44 W of NE con of SW'. of Sec. $100 Modnlars Crp. to The Herald reports the total land Constance H. Ramsey etc to NE'1 of Sec 31-20.30 run E Thomas M. Kothera & Con' Mary A H Jones, form. Michael Christopher Lane, I ts 582.44 etc. 66,000 stance 1., 1*. 11 81k 4 Shadow Howard to Larry Lee Bowles & transactions within the countt y. T o b e 11 & 12 BIk A Se minole Ills., 11111 sOd, $38,400. Wayne Constr. to Ronald J wf Nancy C., IA [ILk E. $55000 Willie E Downs & wt Maxine Ventrella & wf Eliz Lt 1 informed of our growth pattern be sure Charter Oa ks Un. 2 $27,900 Roland L. Folden & wf Mary to Tommy L Bell & wt Charlie Windsor Manor 1st Addn $46,900 A.D.F. Builders Inc. to to Robert W. Herring & wt M., IA. 31 111k C. Washington QCD Claude H Bishop, sgl Richard F Smith III & wt Ruth and read Lifestyles each Sunday. Oaks, Sec. 2, $18,700. to Evelyn S Bishop IA BIk B M. LI 40 Win-or Manor $37,000 Donna L, Li 4 Quail Pond East Addn CB, $26,900. Delmar B Myers & wf Lila to Lake Oaks Sec., Sanlando John I Palmer Jr & wt W. H. Green & Sons, Inc. to Miller Dcv. Inc. to Charles V. Bramur 1kv. to James Souza Will E. Ilachow & wf Betty J., olliwendolyn to John W Springs $100 Rickie E. Moquin, LI 3 131k H Spradley & Jon C. Beg. at NW & wf. Arlene Li 169 Wooderest IA 23, [Ilk The Meadowna Un. 1, Edw. D.Roelofs&wf Edith to Featherston & wt Cien 0., N Lar k j 000 trofNE'.ofNE'4of See 7.2I. Un. 5, $31,000. $46,900. Edwin D. Hood & wt Norma J. 79'11 76 English Woods VA,5W Superior Constr. to Orivihie E. 30, thence E 101.57' etc., $40,000. Donald C. Youngers & wf. Inez It Alewine, wid, to Joel LI 25 [Ilk B The Meadows Un. I Colbert Constr. to Arthur F Hunt & wf Ingrid C., LI 5 [Ilk Alvie Anderson & wt. Eartha Ursula to Aaron 0. Compton & Meister & wife Veronica, It 20 C $44,500 Scholz & wt Peggy It I BIk a Winter Woods Un, 5, $38,967. to Allie Mae Pryor, Its 11 & 12 wt. Carolyn 13., Its B C & 1) [Ilk 2 Weathersfield 1st Add., Coocrpt Designs Inc lo Carl N Lake Ruth South 127.200 Bel-Aire West, Inc. to 131k 411 Lochart s4 $2,700. M.M. Lords Addn Citrus HIs., $18,500. Van Winkle & wf Ruth I) LI 19 RobinoLadd Fin., Inc. to Douglas W. Konetzni & wt Willie Mae J9hason, sgl to $6,000 Clyde Smith, trustee to Larry 111 1) Hidden Lake In IA $30,200 C.E. Marshall & wt Mary Jo, LI Susan, LI 104 Prima Vista, Joseph B. Smith & wt. Ethel Ian Macilwraith to Richard IIako Constr to Harold 49 Northwood $34,900 B Poole & wt Cheryl 13., that $o,ioo. Mae, : nI: IA 24 111k A H. Winkelman, LI 2 131k C Lake part of E 1' of W 170 of S11 of Markovitz & wE Ruth Li 1 111k A Donald Smoot & wt Sharlie C De'co or-I., Inc. to Donald H. Bungalow City M. Harney Acrettes, $5,500. SE' sof NW'. of EC 36-19-29, N Sterling Park Un 2 $38,900 to H.A. Higdon Jr & Gloria S LI Holton& wt Dororthy, [.112 Bl Troy U. Swecker & wt. Archie Cross, sgl. etc. to of lilt, $100. Bako Constr. to Leo Curd & 212 Spring Oaks Un $37,500G Camelot Un. 2, $34,300. Maxine to Da%d G. Brown & Henry McAllister, E I acre of W wf Ann Lt 4 [Ilk 0 Sterling Pk Mattle I. Jeff, will., to Gary Maurice 11 Hammer & wt Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to Writ. wf. Mildred H. It 22 81k 29 2 acres of S' of SW ' of NW Williams & wf Betty, IA. 10 U 1 $32,800 Loretta to Robert W Baker & wf of SW 1 i Sec. 33-19-31, 1200. If olden Real Eat., co addn. & 14. Resldex Inc to Bruce W Shirley M., U 2 [Ilk H The R. Paddock & Linda, AS, 1A902 Dreaniwold 4th Sec. $23,500. Spring Oaks tin. IV, $36,500. Jean P. Belque & wt. Irene to Armand Squetenl & wt. 581k 13, Tier E, Sanford, $2,000. Oswald & wt Dorothy Its 1 & 2 Woodlands $45,500 Deco Orl., Inc. to Robert H. Doris K. Rogers, wid. S7' of LI 4 Angela to Anthony Juliano & James English, sgl. ta [Ilk 3, North Orlando 5th Addn Jerome Johns Jr & wt McMullin & wt Eunice, 14 ii & all of 5 81k 16, Tier 1, E. R. wt. Jean, Its 11 & 12 111k 22 Norman I. Krogstad & wt $12,500 Jeanette to Paul B Haight & wt (QCD Bruce Oswald & wt Dorothy 1117 [Ilk F Glen Arden 111k M Camelot Un. 2, $35,400. Traffords Map of Sanford, Sanlando the Suburb [leant.. Shirley A., It. 79 Lake Grange Prop Inc. to Lyndell $1,800. Alt. Sec. $31,000. Markham Est., $10,000. Doroth to Pinewood Contr. Ills.. 1.st Addn $44,800 L Hatcher & wf Lois, It 801 Wilco Constr. (, to Virgil 1). Mark Builders, Inc. to Jay I'. GaI(lys Ferrell, wid, to Inc., Its 1 & 2 [Ilk 3 North Orl win K. Ireland & wE Mary to Spring Oaks Un. IV, $39,300. Powell &wt. linda 1.13 Geneva Brough & wE. Mary, 11881k A Wynell F Washington & hb, 5th Addn 1100 Donald I Burgess & wt Donna Deveo Orl Inc. to Bernard J. Tern., $23,500. North Orl. Tern., Sec 8 Un., Freddie, LI. 4 [Ilk I Lockhart a4QCD) Pinewood Conir., tue U9BIkF Charter Oaks s-d Cu. Finnegan & wt Dorothy, LI 20 (QCD) $30 H N Hollister, 126,000. d, $100. to Bruce W Oswald & wt 1 527.700 111k M C.amc!ct Un. 2, 135,400. wid. to 11 N Hollis-ter & JdIne. , d T. Sechrest & wt. Wkr QCD) Helen J. Mane, agl. to Dorothy LI-s 1 & 2 81k 3 No. Oil Ed Kitties & wt Ruth to Elmer S. Levte & wE Janet to Us 104, 104 & Lot 106 Town of Grace to Larry M. Monchil & Edward B Mane, Lt. 14 131k 24, SIb Addn $100 Clarence C Dugger & wt Lydia Charles W. Godshall, LI 6131k A, Longwood, E'2 of 651 & all of wt. Patricia Lt 12 131k A North Orlando 1st Addn., $100, Ada Campbell, sgl to Conwill LI 6 BIk 2 Rest Haven on Lake Sunimerset North See. 4, 653, LI 482, Longwood, $100. Brantley Shores, 1st Addn Douglass Folsom Sr. & wt I"ev Co Inc LI r,, Saidando The Barney $16,000 $22,500. Arthur I. Woodhani Jr. & wt. $23,000. Mildred In Thomas H McElrath Suburb Beautiful Argyle Sec., Greater Constr. to Frank J Sondra to Neal A Nelson & wt. Donald P. Kieffer, sgl. to Sr.,&wfEliz., Its I & 13 111k 16. harry I. Goehring Constr. to - $1,600 Chisari & wf Antoinette, Unit 4th Sec., I)reamwold & 1.1. 2 [Ilk conwill 1kv t .Tseph I) WE Sausalito, ordoi-n PH 1 Ray II. Bealt' & wE Faye, 11 21 Martha, 1' 23 [Ilk C Indian Irving M. Felder, Trustee, l.ts 3 & 4 111k A. IA 8 1.11k 11, I.ts 8, 9. 10 111k 11 Golfs ie 163150,0w. McLean & wf Sharon. IA 27, 144,900 Est., See Hills, Un. 4 134,000. Ernest NatIon & wt. Julia to & 11 131k C . Its 4, 5, 6 & 7 BIk I) Hyde Supply. Inc. to Thomas Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Greater Constr. Crp to Robert Meredith Manor Un. 1, 130,800. Frederick M. Anderson 73.15' of Townshte of North Chuluota, Richard A. P. Aho & wE Mary 1., IA. 7 81k Baeke Argyle Sec., $5,000 & wt W Brickel & wf Barbara, IA 1 A. Paradise Point 4th Sec., Hurshel Taller & wt Annie to Itk 1 The Woodlands, Sec 4 Faith to Donald U. Castonia & It 9 131k 0, little Wekiwa Eat., $5,000. Ada K. Craig, wid to Craig J. $28,700. w Mary A., 11 35 Indian Hills $23,900. Alfred W Hudson & wt Ada L $44,aoo harry A. Gochring Constr. to Orseno & wt. Esta I., Beg, at Un. 6, $36,000. Gen. Davis & wt Alberta to Agmi Deed-IA 15 less N 6', & N Greater Constr crp to Edw. Donald N. Mann & wE. Carol A., Intersec. E r-w Like Dr & S line Wilco Constr. to Robert It. Winlord W. Bragg & Margaret Cot 16 [Ilk 6, Rd-Air Sant. O'Brien & wt Glenda Lt 5 Bik 3 IF 1117131k C Golf view Est., Sec of 1137 Duck Pond Addn CII, E., 7 II. Allen & wt Eliz.. 1.1 26 131k 11 15,50 131k A. Sweetwater The Woodlands, Sec 4 '144,700 Meredith Manor Un. 1, 127,300. $5,500. Oaks, Sec. 411, $68,000. W. Douglas Ferriss & wE Va. Evers LaIr Inc to Richard p North Orlando Tern., Sec 4 Un. Ron S. Bergman & w t . Eliz A. Graham, will to David $29,000. - to Clmcn L Kutz & wt Lillian, Clenith G. Benson & wt Mary Schnably& wE Joan MU 13 less QCD Aaron J. Dennis to Steffanie to Paul E. Cadoret & K. Steffens &wt. Betsy M.,Lt II to Elmer S Levie, IA B1k A, W 4166' of It 6 & LI 7 (less W S25' & LI 1 less N 24.82' of 81k Marjorie E. Dennis, N 23' of It "*f. Marie, IA46111k A CarrIage 111k B. Spring Valley Farm, Sec Summer-set North, Sec. 4, 20.83' BIk 63, Sanlando Sub 0, Brantley uaii liii) Un. 1 $38,000. 8, $110,000. 282 & all $19,700. of 283, Queens Mirror Beiut., Palui Spgs Sec $42,900. E&J Homes Inc to Dimas Kearney Consr. to Donald Seaborn Goebel & wt. Sue to Donald Oleson & wE Pauline Rosado& wt Ena, It 11 hlesdale So. Addn CH, $100. Ronald 6 Cahow & WI Donna Legge & wt. Margot. It 45 Sans Raymond W. Macamber & to Elmer S Levie, 1,1 6 MIlk C Forrest I. Greene & wt Esther to i4cian A Sawyer Jr. I.A. I 131k Man'r Souci, $30,600. Helen S., Iii 81k A Sweetwater No. Orl Terr., Sec 6 Unit I, to Michael T. itayo & wt Jane, Ronald M Seeley & wt Ruth 10 C Carriage Hill tin. $29,300 Doris 1. Cunnane AKA Alt. Oaks, Sec 3, $64,900. $77,200. 14 6 [Ilk I Carriage Hills Un. 2, Greater Constr. to Doris s Arnold Kenneth Borhaug & wt schuler to Win. K. Hamburg & Arthur I. Sellgmiin, Trustee Gco.J Miiler&wf Gloria to C. Bishop wid & Pauline s Jo A LI 42 Idyhlwilde of Loch w t . Sharon, Crown Oaks, etc. to Dick Baird, Inc., E 150 , Victor Ilutler Jr., 1.1 1 131k A, 'ra Ritchie JOSCph & Quirouet (Married) Unit 108 Arbor Repi. $33,000 condom,, $33,000. of: Beg. at p1 on S line SW', of Rev. Mar Plat of the Springs Meister. LI lOBIk A, Nader Homes Inc to - Saualito. condom. PH. i. gmmit Deed - Casselberry NWIi Sec Sec 17-21.30 etc., Walkers Addn Alt. Glenwood VIII Sec., $41,000. Spgs No. F'nt'denk G Israelson & wf ;(j;)s lift, to Ri c hard J. $80,1 ). C. Victor Butler Jr.. to Gee. J. (QCD Connie I'endarvts Jean CLI 196 Barclaywoodsznd Thibault& wt. Eliz. 1.110111k F. The Iluskey Co. to Frederick Miller & wt Gloria, S 165' of: S Ben E. Butler & wE Nancy 10 lake Kathryn Park 4th Addn Ktnnarld to Larry Eugene Addn $40,) N. Dyer & wt. Jean I., It 58 330' of Sec 3520-29, W of Old Donald hess & Luigla to Wm Wm. I. Jack & wE Betty, Its 24 CII, $2,700. Kinnaird., LI 18131k 6 RepI. sh. i Hidden Harbour, $51,500. Chennel of little Wekiva River, & 2 North Orlando Townslle 4th H Walmalcy & wt Gisela A Beg 25 & 26 Cottage 11111. $4,000. Agmi - CB figna Inc. to mci Meredith, I nd. & Trustee $41,0). at NW con of 131k 3 Tier 12, (QCD) Wade H. Perkins & wt UnIon Odell Jr & wt. Genturde to (',eo. W. McCammon, N' Addo No. (fri $700 of Catherine B. Keller, wid., to Snfrt Tr;iflrd Mp $11700 Mary t "t.rn B . l't'rkins, Lt 1 ,. II IttpI., I'art Its 1 & 2 Watts ir•T I ', t j • j SE'2, S c-f Sit 4-34, Set 4-21.j .Iainus It. Helter & wE Martha & t-utral Ha Bldrs ttc to A. Cy 111k C Phillips Uavclma Park Crue & wE Nancy LI 6 81k 3 Farms, $2,900. $12,500. K., 14th mt. Its 19 & 20 Adams& wf Joan J., 1411 Rik C Sec Loch Arbor, $100. Shdow Bill $950fl Agnit -. ('13 Gdns NC. to Carl ( I & SWt of SEt, N of tQCI) Meredith Entr., Inc. to 1j,ngaoo (QCD Ray 1, Tilghman & f I) I'oe & wt. El la , It 31 Kept. Gee. W. McCanunon, N': of Chest er A Meyer & wE Jane to Stettsatcr Oaks. $65,900 Palm Spgs Rd in Sec. 3120-30, Greater Constr. to Donald Justi ne to Larry U. Clifton & wt Wayne Harrod & wt Sa ndra E., Part of lAs 1 & 2 Watts Far-sm, SE'., So of Sit 434. Sec 4.2l.. 110:500. Ellsworth & wt Judith It 19 01k Maria. 119 Rik A j4,ijj, $1. Esther Lou Pate, wid. to I' - [.1757 Apple Valley tin 2 X The Woodlands Sec 4 $45,) Cii. 15, (car-teethe), $100. ôv;eao Land Co to Ben Ward Agmt - GB Dgns NC to QCD) If. F. White & wt. Harold 14 Pate (Grantor life Constr to Lysander Larry 0. Clifton & wf Maria A4ey Inc., LI 3 111k C Mend Ha rrison E Lash Jr. & wE. Marjorie & Bruce E. White & Est., IA. 69 Sanford hits., Add., M Car-neal & wE Anna I U 3 In Michael C. I.ane & wi Ruth, Terry 100 ft. strip of land at rear wt. Msrr IJi, 4 Si0,900 Gretchen to White house $100 A,;nil iked, Ella!) Ioinr, [Ilk Q The WIudidfldS Sec 4 IA ti Iijk. A !;eAfr.k s-41 Un . of 1 1, 131k 6, 1900. (..on.str., Inc., 1.15 13 & If, 151k C Wiii itoss & tf Va. to 1)nn;ild $40.100 $L0. - Mildred Skinner & Olive Votlic-k 1k Kathryn Park 5th Addn. Bear hake His.. $100. W Overehiuck & wf Cheryl, Its Clayton Decker &wf Agnes to Elmer J. Waterhouse & wt Seaborn Goebel & wt. Sue to (QCDI Talley L hiattaway & tQCUrUSJ.JOYfler&WEEVUI%, 17 & 18 131k 36, Sanlando the eph hiGibbons&wfDorisM Eda to Mario Mci-rn & wt Thomas A Cato Jr. & wt Linda wt. to H. F. White & Bruce I.tfl 111k A Paradise Point 3rd Suburb Beaut,, Sa nfort Sec. IA 15 [Ilk I Weathersfidd 1st Victorla, Li 16 Rear 1k Bills, IA 5 81k C Sweetwater Oaks, White, Lt 13, 5100. I Scr. V700 ,1uhacl I5uikr & wE M. Jean Addn 12,500 Set. 3, 151,900, çhark. 1. Browning & wt Will. If. Stemper & wt. & Miles II Martin Jr. & wt Veta Saunders form. Ben- Jayde Builders, Inc. to Shiey to Louis J. Sabo Jr & Edw. L Bohlander& wt Anita Mildred to Leroy B Bragg & wt. Shirley to Oviedo Properties j;nune & I-lb. Joseph to Jerry W Theodore E. McDaniel & wt to Verne Messinger & wf. Clara, ElvIe 1.. 14 6 & N - J0: 11. It 26 111k 19 HeftIer ' of 7 & s'i of Ltd., S of W'. of NW'4 of i King & wI Nancy NIC, IA 3 Ben- Margaret. II 76 Ovir-do Ttrr., ItS! 131k C, Lake Kathryn Park U 5 [Ilk, F. Buena Vista St., ilthhes howell Park, NE'. of SEC 22-21.31 etc., S $1,O00. 19 499 vie $-il $11,000 4th Addn,. $i,000. M MA: $6,500. tracts, $100. * 4 - - - . — j, Personals ___ • - - Lost and Found poodle with red collar and Oleo, IFOuND collar. Vicinity of Loch Arbor R .enna Park Area. Phone 373 6196 FOUND: English Pointer Pup Approx. 6 mos old. Owner c}enlify Phone 373 1311. - Lost. Black & tan male - You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to classified FIRST! And save 11 - . ' • 3700 S. U.S 1797, Sanford . 9 - - S Good Thi ngs to Eat I- - - -? i BUNDLE — tots -. - 1-i NANOt tcr",c I? Week Chord Course of TIME and MONYI I) f j - ' Travel Agencies Camping-Resorts l i 0rawbridr, I, No alcoholic beverages SEMINOLE. 332 147() 29 CAMP - • Wanted: Man for landfy washroom .,. - San UTILITY CONTRACTOR— Manhole, conduit and cable. -: Fiperlenced only. Paid vcatlon, txiidays, hospitalization Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131 3455 - EXTRA 5 Fr.;- LOW kitchen equipped. 1113 Valenc i a 1.1 S',r.I'wl fx'l ! r '— - !% 1514. — Weekl 2 bedrooms, kitchen equipped, $100 mo 11111 last &S 25 depo%t Phone 32294% IS - — ile Mob - - — —'- PRICES! I ;rs [ ., , REALTOR $31 7500 I62Hwy.431.Longwoocl 11 LOOK TO OUR borhood 127.001) NO TRAFFIC NOISE $13000 Terms SNUG AS A BUG Large 7 bedroom, I bath, central heat and air. Id*øl tor retrri ovple 523.950 Terms SMALL GROCERY Store With super return on ri vestment, good location. iflClt.j(j', real estate. equipment Orid ri pntory, $70,000 5130 mo KULP REALTY, 372 PAGES 1st AND J71 r - - homemakers agree there ' s an easy and profitable way to clean out closets, cupboards, basements, attics and garage3! When you collect a group of still useful items that the family has tot interest in, eJl them with a fast acting, low-cost Sanford ) Herald Want ad! Dialing 3222611 or 831. UQUI will r.'%nngl,-f ,,,. with a friendly Ad j Visor. and you're on your way to a less IN cluttered home and a ft.'tic wallet! _5. , 0 - ' SAVE $ -- . For Daily Savings-Shop fr P EDIF CLASSIFI 322-2611 831-9919 3 S )4 __ I lip 4 3q aI Ifil r1) EIM , 3 #q lralb _ - WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 11t. St. Strop. located ifl prime Shopping area. includes inventory ego-p ment and lease AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS 1)6W 2nd. St. .'d[ HAVE RENTALS F-arm Equipment will sell fast and easy with a Classified Ad. (all i22 2611 or 131.9993. cir'd bedroom duplex furnished ,,rtmCnt 1270 Orlando Drii.r bedroom apartment. lights. )I T-.. bedroom. l'j baths. 0mm) room, den has fireplace, kitchen aitfnr tjuati Ilirin. I'', bath. Veterans, no 1190 mo.. I': pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 321 7750 Callbart Real Estate . 4 P-, Call 372 1191 TAFFER REALTY I100E 13th St .1.13 C*5 Close in I bedroom furnished This NEWSPAPER does apartment Security deposit required Phone 372 7641 not knowingly accept I bedroom furnished apt., air con clit.OnCd Located in Lake Mary, Ph 377 3244 I bedroom furnished aparlme,sts I $. -- I downstairs W6trr Iurnithed Child 3. pet O.K $170 monthly pluS depOSit. 33707$). AN MO PARKS, I?) Bedroom TrailerS & Apt% 7 Ault parks. 2 I .mily parks iSIS Hwy 17 92. Sanford. 32) 1910 Day, Wk. Mc -- yôrd 113.500 cash. Ph. 373.3958 BALL REALTY !7 v 1: :, 11 !_ -* , ;; I3rowrr '.' - Ill West First St Commercial building on Park Ave 1503 so ft S77.&,X -- ILTAMONTE SPRINGS AREA One year new! Near Lake Florida. Quiet, secluded, rustic area 3 bedroom. 2 bath, eat in kIchen, family room, beautifui carpet,ng, Atsume low interest mortgage, E,sIpdOLE REALTOR OWL .WI' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE )2? 1991 19195 French Ewe .Sunday, 332 7371 or 332 1196 AKE FRONT CONTEMPORARY -Enjoy georgotjs Sunset over Lake Marion 3 bedroom', 2 baths. spiral staircase leads to 3rd bedroom. Ideal for artIsts, or lovers of beauty Quiet rustic area, low 'n?erst mortgage 51 5. 001) 1504w 457333 37 16A-_)l - 3 bedroom block home, I' baths. large lot, in the Country. Call 373 nterejt mortgage, low down payment I bedroom, large corner lot, carpeted, fully equippecs kitchen, garage i year old 521.700 Rd e44iU, t CORBIJI R[AL PEAL TOW t -- - HALL REALTY VA'•Nothing Down nelfs and an assumable mor fijage. Brethei-n, as the preacher 'Now is the time?". W nter Park -- Oil 000 JIM 'i Fm.i.a. ir' 11mm F,'t REALTOR 1/91. DeflaryaM 4685 $3 8 .' THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE Traditional Homes Patio Privacy IJmlle, Fully sodded lo?', .',ell landscaped. & dry. Extra large inside utility area, Centrally heated & air con ditione.j Colonial, Spanish, Medi. terranean, Contemporary, Provincial Homes' architectural 5 % DOWN SOUTH OF AIR PORT BLVD. from SUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP t)1 6109) $3 SANFORD, FLORIDA 3234670 _i , -- , ')cz C - . --,-- -. - -.5 — oving?WhynotliveinSanford's finest established residential area? 1: : ~:'' . W .0 vmalii4d,,_-4~~ -Z "~'1_1-11 I I 6-1 ___ ____ 9c14J0&ui&ttJ Of Loch Arbor .5-.. HOMES OF DISTINCTION , iurch, climate cordrol, fireplace, Styles, A financing plan is available to new home buyers at Sanota. Mortgage terms are limited to a maximum of 23 years with this plan. !-'trest rate is I pct on a 90 pci. loan or 72,, pet. on an 50 pet loan. LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE .1 Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By I '::' S .AI I PA,,'A Call 3222420 Anytime .1 %HA05 Stop $i11% pt, ROOMS CARPET in NSTRUCTION Inc.' 111105 $149 INSTALLED IW.25 s, call f or appilltmen? wpt• Ill xq 1"I a- PRODUCTION WORKERS Excellent starting wages, regular in creases, and completely paid health and life insurance, are part of the benefits offered to production workers at Brunswick Cor. poration. If you're a strong worker, interested In permanent employment, and able to work any shift, then apply at Brunswick for a lib with a future. Ph. 322.3103 for App?. BOYS AND HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference based on age from em ploycri covered by the We are located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. airport. More Information may be bta,ned form the Wag' 9f Ice at Rm. 309, Or landc, F4ct Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box Z714 A. Oria.xb, .Fla. 779O6. Hour telephone 841.1026 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer 000OoOoO000 GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week NO SUNDAY DELIVERY flfxs,,Trg5 ,sJU IC) AtIASSAfllr.s.(".A&,r-p.,.. tVpg&.,- og.,c IPJ LONGWOOD - )tI4rIjiu.i •r&ia - LJCLIUIM - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR Y CALL ---; _7"~ ~. - .. - h i gh by J. BraIIéy Odham Builder- Developer _____ -~. 't---" c'.en dich'.asher, dso on Valencia Court North Modri c-pen 169 m dad, On 644 jhoncr 373 701C large living room, formal dining room, Florida room, big Screened _r.. 3& 3bc'd rooms, 2baths. Double garage, central heat & air, wall-to-wall carpets tnroughout G.E. range & self-cleani"sg Luxury Townhouses - A DEVELOPMENTOV W iLCO1ApO [ -_ SW* ra r &..wwa C*rd., i' Ap?i 323-7860 834-3131 ZIGZAG SEWING MACHINE USTA1U bedroom. ) or two baths, ail brick. From 123.100 20th Street t Locust, turn left to 11th St right DeIIARY AREA TWO ACRE RAP4CHETTE with lovely I year Old 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with 23,950 1 rtf Ij1L!1JTfI.Tlf BUY TODA.Y. MOVE IN TOMORROWI CLIFF JORDAN barn, fenced, pasture, 3 & 4 SEOROOM. 7 BATH 11*110 HEw HOMES. PACED rufl. Or ALL THE EXTRAS YOU F.'. I(CT AND DESERVE .(IATLPEALTORS • Pe Traditional I: :ci,tj'-, LOC H AR BOR Custom HOLIDAY SPECIAL hair iou bedroom, 2 bath, lamil rm - ,i r, seen the new Jefferson Homes on carpet, drapes, built n kitchen, Hartwell Avenue? They're 3 and .& ce maker re-trig. Choice Very bedrooms, all With 2 baths, cl private, 142.500 mate Control, enclosed garages. and carpeting All kitchens F-URNISHED , 7 beor oom, equipped With ranges, dlshwash venient to lake & Shopping e-cs. disposals and vented exlsavsf 515.900 Hurry! fans, All nicely decorated. Prices from 1)0.500 to 5)3,000 See them ' SK US Clout our commercial today! lrofl?ige & acreage I-sIngs COUNTY MANY OF YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE' Five Acres with 3 U CAL TOW I"droorn, 2 baths, heat ano air 373 5771 Good COndition Only 511.700 This a;',o includes double detached garage, A 322 5991, - CLOSING COSTS I Di c k Bond TERRACIE 2 Bed.00m, central heat, living room, air. $16,900 mmedmate possession, assume 10-n Stenstrom ~10 W $1250 CONVEN. GENEVA Street parking, or converts into 3 'NO QUALIFYING. 322 6457: After 5.322-11)1 — N With bedroom. I'.-a bath home. A plus, enjoy summer coolnets in 16 x 37pool With RS own bath $)0.003 (-,.j '.(hor.i, city conveniences Pt!i Wulo, Ass oc bedrooms, owner will be on premises this week-end, Come b arid take a look We can make a *i. ii,,é Santorø ave. WE TAKE TRADES 5;.'rOpo :,14[,!, REALTY IO Partati, paneled comfortable 2 bedroom, 1'.; baths, with space for business. Mostly furnished, off Fairbank'c C .4 WIIIDOONSR,BROKEP III N. Park, Sanford 1154 so SANFORD Forrest Greene, Inc. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN JtHNNY WALKER Lenqwwd -._ It you have an eye for real value. you'll eye the ClaS%ifid ads regularly. 1730350 OLDER HOME KEEP WARM IN THE WINTER FIREPLACE 349-3336 - _,_ OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 175 530.500 2521 Park Dr 372 711$ REALTOR After hours ji'_971132239913720645 __________________________ Gilmar ?OtPIST, Jack II McClure, Reg Broker, N. Park. Edws. Bldg 323-5215 — IIROOKFIELD. '11, Ict up on 1 acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 b.drm., 65' x 12'. Dealer, 2 bdrm., kitchen equipped, air & cen. heat. Nice 3775411 BROKER - Mobile Homes 5- 830.5500 Terms, Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. 372 1301 nown cc,aded with cabinets Screened oorch, utilities & heat furnished $700 mo. 272 1950 ,_ _, , v ,* .W Rett,, ford upstairs :r:, Starting at $I7,500. '5.anlord's Sales Leader Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS ZSAS Park Dr. 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at Il 92 I n BY OWNER 12 6. MObilC Horne Bank Regossessions. IS tOchoose from. Al 3273 Dealer. e r Ra.ltor Owner-4 bedroom wood frame house. Close In. 59,500 Total price. - SP-10 3 Vory older $..3.113..6L ., Payton , location, for mature adult ,. AlSo trailer. Ph. 323 5695, C cW i'er furniShed, 190 Adit5 I. 5th St. 322 7796 Fern Ps equipped kitchen and an other extras, $t$.S00 Del i ghtfully decorated' SHOE REPAIR Cr bedroom apartment. Twin beds I PRE1TY Drive past 709 Arcadia Rd. See Ph', 3 bedroom home with fireplace Garden setting from Street to S!r...P 00e '.rl,.d.d flp.3b 7)33. CLASSIFIED Elmer Bakalta, Inc c,): Broker-Owner, 373 7023. KINOSBERRY.... El Capitan St Ray Crank. Builder, New 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes. Car Pct mg, range, dishwasher, disposOl. Central heat-gir. Lot 150 x 160'. Ph. 671460. fvrn befts .& Houses.lor Sale II - 1rnr, Ave Raymond M Ball, Reg Houses for Sale goodies. I tedlOom, 1 bath cCrpe't. sr & Hectric heat Kitchen equipped 7514 5 0.9 I bedroom Mayfair. Ides exeCutive home Only $47,000 Realty 3 bedroom home on large lot ovttide of City with patio and •ll the Apartments Rent Furnished 'I. lirirm., I ball'. 51.000 dc'.sn, 5176 mo pays all Holland Re-alt,, SANFORD REALTY (JREAP.','.OLD bedrooms, carpeting and )7 1930 t I bedroom Park Rde. central heat & air, extra large storage buildingrkshpo 171.950 FHA terms. - HATTAWAY REALTY PICTURE bedroom l' i bath unfurnished apt nce and large, utilities furnishecs. 31 Condominiums carefree living PLUS washer dryer, wall wall carpet, rec bu,lding, pool shuffleboard, From 117.900. Inspt'ct our 2 furnished rnixlels on Airport Blvd. Register for free color TV No Obligation 122 2M. IAnford's newest duplex apart 'fientS, 7 bedroom, 1 bath. double '.nkt, dishwasher, disposal, wall o wall carpet, close In. $105 per month. 175 5311 or 6.17 7937 YOU ARE -- ------- SAnlord*S newest 1 & 7 bedroom Sdijlt cOndomn,um offer you Nice I and? bedroom opts . 700 Magnolia Ave. Apt 3 373 $516 lia m 9p.m. __ - SANDLEWOjD VILLAS Sjr't Down NoClo',ina Ctctx equipped kitchen. Adults Only. Ph 373 6450, ;h. — 40 APARTMENTS --- . . - ~. - — 1130 FLORIDA AVENUE _-- 3 bedroom, 7 story Spanish style, 2 fireplaces, large Florida room, corner lot. Load s of extras, only Jim Hunt Realty 2 spaces. Approx iS x 30'. (an be used for offices ot small business Phone 322 *060 or 323 iw& 1WA?4LIN ARMS I s nd 2 IN THE MARKET FOR ANYTHING! Mobile Home Lots For Rent Business Property For Rent 37 Houses for Sale D.iys 322 7217 Phone 322 0373. Upstars apt.. 5)00 pluS depost UtlitiCt not Included. Mature i"21O' Or IcivrMs 3770)54. Wanted: Matnienenc, mar, *th some ciperlenc, in floor mainten .)flc• plumbing, etc. Apply: Lake view Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd 5' . Sanford plus efficiency, close to tc7*n. only $10,500 with terms, or Stemper Agency Home Lot for rent. No children or pets Retired Couple. drapes, central heat and air, fully - 22 102) Ibedroom, 7 bath, fully carpeted, - accepted , ' - -- tIll We Succeed!" Till home Zoned for multiple dwelling, medical, dental. tic. Close to wntowt, Sanford Call ' .'EOri Carter, Assoc - -I- MONEY SAVERS 13S.900 fireplace, fenced yard 1150 mo & posit 373 4330 ext 243 or 373 0092 alter S. — ______ GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 35th SI 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient to schools, Shopping center. Shag carpeting, drapes, dishwaSher, Central heat & air. Sparkling clean pool Move in today. Children Foremen . ________ SANFORD, 3 bedroom. P I baths, Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 * Construction * Z~~ pc___________ Ph, P-.tjr5. Q00d pay. Full lime em pioy need apply only Apply n . -z tt-Z::7 !~~ "" 1 tl! -4 4 7 ~:~;~~~ \ Ph before I a m, after S p.m. 332. 2 t.ectroom house $110 mo plus $75 damage deposit No pets - ue, If you have an eye for real val you'll eye the classified ads And Small pickup 1 delivery route in Sanford 6 days A week. Short person. II) Palmetto Ave for d Orr Cleaners 41 es', for cash. ¶rm,ll , ,ilall Newly renovated. Class A rating Co4r TV, Courtesy car piCk up service. Family units, ef ficiencies, over nites, low weekly rates 322 3403, Tr store attendant, mechanically 'ncltned. $125 wk. O.K Tire Store, 7113 Frei'p, Ave looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys in CLASSIFIED 1st! you'll find what you want at 15 room "I meant to bring her home earlier, Mr. Giltwhistle, but it took us longer to do the restaurant dishes than I figured!" ______________________ —.1 . ------- Male Help Wanted CHULUOTA .•,.•.... f. •.,-.mi..c. Houses for Sale ii '7 bedroom house, 1 bedroom air. 7417 Stevens Ave. 1150 first, last. Rooms for Rent -I — "M You're Houses Rent Unfurnished cen ha.ww carpet. GE kitchen, may extras. Adults. Deposit. in 1914, SANFORD CT. MOTEL 18 11 I - Camping. U shnq and Family F un Two new I bedroom, 7 bath, central SANF ORD "W •. .., ,,. Ideal locatlont 2 bdrm, I, baths. Call, collm'ct, 901 773'7187, Oiteen Bridge Fishing Camp. Gun Shop, sporting goods and mobile home for sale We are retiring 71 : ml. east of Sanford on 115 Cl thC -______ - 1 .- '. 32 Wachee Call owner for in formation. "45%3S?? after 7:30 pm. _ C _i&_rf_t6-u RS, INC Airline lickets, Cruise and Tours at official rates 3 Semo,an Blvd (Hwy 436)_ Iii3733 - "Stop Urn!" "'1e Don't Stop "We can't book return trips from earth on flying saucers yet, sit, but we'll keep your name on file!" — 0? 1 'i , ---ri Fish Market equipment. Ii , n±r - 1 Business Opportunities ___ __ come HrryW12j 1779 eO)W First Sf 371 4061 or 371 0517 Nits: 372.S424 AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE - "UI M.UNSWOR1HuALTT heat air. eat in kitchen, large 122.500 it small price for SO much home Central heat air. plus 3 family room. Near schools, bdrms. II your family be young or shopping and golf. One pool d, this i. the place? planned Many closett. Country living. Wooded lots. $37,100 and 5)5.200 Just waiting for YOUtH Call now. Barbara McLean, t, I ---- - '- Getting ready to me7 S#11 iten onickly with aclatslfl.j sdf PROFESSIONAL OFFICES I'Ll SERVICE COIN OPERATED .Al K KA R WASH available San lord and surroundi ng area. Very lo flv lo*t'%tmrn?, 73 pct. financing An inv,stmenl for those wtro MUST SUCCEED and one that it Instructiont 'I.___ I ,I I _______ . '.. Realtor ___________________________________ — Tree ripened Oranges, $3 bo rreshly pick grapefruit. $I 50 bu Horse & Rider, 2151 Sanford Ave., Sanford Days. 3726)73 CASSELBERRY - POTENTIAL Experienced cook, dishweiher. waitress and station attendant Apply in person to 15.00 Frencrc of room in yo*.,r (io$eh Sell No Longer Needed Items w.th aClassifiedAd. Make * V 3 76733 0r3320362 -.2 - - (A\' ___ - ' - EvE4EST .'thAL?Y INC.. Realtor, IMI S Hwy, Il 97 Mal' ,.631.Ø oc. No experience. Full or part time See Chief Parker, Sanford Orando Kennel Club NAVEL ORANGES Tangerjnes& Tangelos BROKERS The Tome Tested Firm 10 1 VALET.PARKERS L e mons , Grapefruit, SaI5um., Tangerin,j Will ship Q U Hutchic n, 322 405$ - - - - r. ! iT , - Oranc's. - _ K)~ An Equal Opportunity Employer - - -. IF - , :tl ~ - ( Sanford - - J__ 11 P'OPIC from the Sanford area. E'ct'llent wages and benefils. Come grow with us. Apply at .umpany office SLICKCRAFT ROBALO BOAT DIVISION AMF Building 142, Sanford Airport CAVALIER MOTOR INN I S.. • >f ') s: F berglass lay up personnel and boat Ossember', I ocal grown niust ry ,filereltea in h i ring Ea ti ng Places - _=__•- — ) . ; ,k. -, HousesforSale — ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. .t\11"4 BOAT BUILDERS Child Care NerO a reliable babysitter for New Years Fire' Ciil 011cr 4 323 1611 - I r-'- .I..=-----. /1 --- - itil ------- . —( - t 6 Houses for Sale 3 bedroom, $450 down. 1160 mcMth. s', pct. ACRE REALTY. REALTOR, 373 7730 Maemale Help Wanted all 1168. - IF ifu 0' specks, last seen near Hwy. 46$. I 4 Tatoo ,n ear, 'TM5". Reward - ( P.,rl or full lime. Sanford Plaza. Call Helen, 332 2041 or 323 6532. I.W. Male Hound, while with black ,, .j, (4 Hairdressers needed. Immediately thin Vicinity of Ada ms Court Collar. REWARD Ph. 332 754s. -- /\ "( HOUSEKEEpER Eperlence preferred but not necessary. Apply: Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford hound. Real ii _________— spw Vo',ii lress and Counter Help. Food r*perienc,, all employees over II. Good pay and tipS Must apply in Person to Araserve, Sanford Orlando KennelClub. Small black fCmale prl — _____ by Dick Turner 5 ACCOUNTING CLERKS..- 10 1y required. Immediate long term lobs in the Orlando area, Norrell Temporary, 3211 Lee Rd., Winter Park. 617 IllS Sanford. Florida CARNIVAL by Gill Fox -I person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonv , lleAve,Sanford Write P.O Bo* 1713 .44-191iJ SIDE GLANCES Female Help Wanted Wanted: RNs and LPP4S. Appl in Phone 173 -43,1 3-- --. - _ Limit" On The Bargains You'll "Sagely II No Calf 641-3019 Can Help . The re ' s TO BUY OR SELL AVON FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous - ' sc I? ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call TOI Free, 644 7077 fr ..We Care" -"Hotline". Adull or Teens - - -- Hunt H , ere! -. -- ' - -- --- TheSanfordHeraldSunday,Dec. 30,1913—SC - - - - ?22-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR - APPOINTMENTS - .e - - - - �-- 37 G ..... - Mobile Hnmt i THE bORN LOSER by Art S.n,om 4 5 Anglla, good mileage, good transportation, $775. Cow 110I'1 . genil, 190. 2 space heaters, 5)5 ' e,a. Ph. 323 1309 1 ........_____ to Richard Complete kilcr.pn for sale, cabinets, Sink. Stove. refrigerator, complete central htating unit(kerosen with 7S 9t tank full) 37317)7. Make offer. Lowdown payment on I, 71. 3 BR used homes Wm. C, lake Hart Wm, It. Pa to Vera Dovs 13 131k H S.a 16, 2nd rep), WD) Pa to little M acrt'sofNt SW14 of Sec QCD) Jot lAthe McGrI Rich. GREGORY MOBr..E t1OML OO French Ave 380iOrtandODi- _323J200 323S3O - 196.) Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good tires, radio, heat,,. Only SA95 SHELLEY AUTO SALES. 701 French Ave., 373 7960. - 12*12 neutral shade Leei rug with '*t1' 1977 D•IUKI Skyline, 2 Pad. Good condition, 130. Ph. 574 bedroom, all electric, central hjf, air, $X do". 3274513. 43 B lair - 2011. Cy -. '13 FORD RANCHERO. Nothing iown, take over. Call credit manager 373 6230 o BUICK ELECTRA 72$, Nothing riI -411 oOWfl, ta ke vvI'. manager 371 *730, - G. G. I3LAIR BROKER A. J. PENNINCTON ASSOC 323 7710 Home Ool SE 0 TV. Sofa, Chair, Sookcse, Washer, Dtyir, 7 Lamps. Wardrobe Call 327 9607 before 5, or 3222160 after Lots and Acreage 4. * *Singer* - (QCD) M $6 GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW ________ in $twlng cabinet, repossessed Singers b'jf model, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance of $71 or 10 payments of U. Cell Credit Dej,f, SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East ist St Sanfoid. 322 9411 Eves Income and etc to 11111 Investment Properly -- same $100 _ , _. , flCOin*Cornerproperty 11' 60'. Zoned commercial SC.3. W LSOO, Terms Pp 3227760. Sandra I. Louis E Fo) 131k F (hart 51 Garage.Rummage 64 68 Equipment for Rent Sales - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only Si per day. 1c a bag- Skirts 1. Blouses. All CARROLL'S FURNITURE Souls Catholic Church Sharing Center, 517 Sanford Ave. Hrs. 9 to Sat, 12, Mon 65 Pets and Supplies Wanted loB,uy . 11 Cash buyer for usedarticles. fur-. niture, tIC. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 322 6972. 5,437 registt -- Ifl a r - to do' with KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697. AFTFR 5-177 7100 * Maitland Flea Mart* 1911 Hwy.)? fi7 Open Sat. & Sun, Call s it- '" .•,_ till., PI.'4 knn H Ri C' 1teaiiis 58244Wo NE'S of 58Z44 etc. Wayne ( Ventrella WindsorM (QcD)( to Evelyn Lake Oat Sprini!s Si' . I FAwin D. i ' __ '." Air Conditioning ' - For free estimate, call Carl Harris, MMANOMMINIMM n ; OflWtu MCLean I Sintar4o' Argyle IIw'shcl Mired W Anittke icill Cos , 0 ,Ot 50 - . C i nig I ça - Rou & 2 !'.nv'th Adda Tit '"i (.ruwe &\ ,_ - sell something? A srratl investment In a Classified Ad will bring results If you think you are qualified phone this number immediately to start your career: 322-0244. Ask for Mr. Warner. II II II ii II JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wriolesali prices Jolly Charlie guarantees vvri'ir'Q lr.'es? ..'i Fi a. Goemly's, E. 4$ past Beardall at RR tracks, 76 Auto Repairs Parts.Accpssorles - ' - $ Zb '' I Volt Auto Batteries 111.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue r4:l 1 7AIImakes sewing ' I I I st,a,, cleaned, oiled & adjusted ..acir,i $198 An Equal Opportunity Employer I IA YOU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL L - - , Ceramic3 - _. -- JACk()NS CEAMIC.S. suppi*es, kiln dealer. 10 5. Closed Thursday ! Sunday. 3737971 --- -- ' SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 322. 3951 Want Ads Bring Results P f hone: LL) i I J -.__. CONCRETE PATIOS COGBURN FEN"E C O fu. - E E ,g;LI 8 4 Pet Care Jd '0 0 nOfleS m __ g -LO Cal in VI C • i!ili -- to L Drafting Custom made cabinets, bears, vanities or replace that old counter top, 373 1010. Remodeling, all types of trim work, small iobI, paneling, doors inous, room additions, pain ling, etc. Very reasonable. Free es timate Work guaranteed 7 52) 9 am II pm - - . r ...; ' vacuum 1 Engraving . ;Cs. Jewwry, Trophies afl "' PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial _.FreaE6tim4!es.Ph..,3flM73 00 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! Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! nelulflg elding - Well Drilling Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel se:ureLearn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home investments. A TI 4 , ' ... (4'0I4'0 9 8 •.. CO ,5sj.. - 8 0 9 t , ' in ' , 'E > l- c _c °. i - fu I- #a zzz C ° 5 < . ? co g2'.3'= E , EE ; UJ -. -; 8 8 8 8 21 If , T le ,.I,R Es" > ' ea 9 0 U43c3 ->'-E>.c >.2 V< The Sanford Herald OO b, E E C - o .c z EH' % Z ? 5-- C '' - 2"E"' I- ii og.-cO (A)tllJ)t('IIf'I)?.t%'e i{('.LI Estate (4 1 N'0or'.r'.. 8 - - es. 8 8 -. r4 r% - 8 8 0'' V rs r" r" '0 . "t41 - 'l'n Heller a -'rsrscs ..' - 8 88 z - 'o ,.. . 40 , >'>U - - cc CI < " LL "s E ., c L '° < R ç 4.C' =Z - Is rs '4 Ir4es rsesC'es4Nes'4w 8 R 8 '0 'i'4 '("4(4'O ' '4 ''4 9 98 VP. P". R 8 -- 0 0 C c 40 C Living You Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond 'seses'4 - 88 '0 L. (tiidr .g 3 i Y. ~ 2 E , U LL c .- E .' 4U ca Enestyies *'e rplr t;1 #.'rocvl. any f' SUN g - FA * Or III- lit VI. '. '-: 9 - 4. P .s, - rG -Z '' - - Windows WIN 8 - C Ph 223 .V 5A 4UJfhD:, £infot-d 322 $54 . t• ''- & BUSINESS. 9 .-.-- 04 - •HOME 8 -a;n - - crv ce. Lhi.'J Uf PHONE 322 9116 2Y± LL aa • ER 1: - V.a CIA K 8. .O Z o.v'v VA - ri a nting - 4L'e V W W17- 1-01!4 r,, Oc 2E a. rill M vO E Itli! € r KIRBY VACUUM CLEANE A only authorized sates & service in Sanford Open 9.5, .x'o(I Fri., Sat, 9 1. 107 W. 27th St. Ph 3231130. FREE Home Dtrjsonstran oil. u g - - La C E d iuIbri .114'S MOWING fl'f ICE Acreage. Lots L,s FrtetStimati. (Jill 123 4245 aJCK JOYCE WELL DRILLING WHOA. Oon't throw away useful idle Items. Sell 1Mm quickly with a 3 and larger, pumps, sprinkl Wslercondifloners. 722 4610 Herald Want Ad by calling 377 ;6u ar4 as&rg f or a frCnd, I1LL..S DRILLL PUM''.. AdvisØr. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypes andsites "Cfto. Up. and LIgPiS Hauling. We rfpa r and serv i ce Trembley, 3237774. STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO D • P i 207W,7nd5f '- 5 .- --.._ - ! - - 1.-awn Service - -- ' ci FA 2 o. * Plumbing C Fast efficient service, old and new. &4lded, licensea, 3270959. Plodge'S & Griffis Land Clearing Excavating & C-racIng. Ph. 323 IM0344,oyo e, -- - ____ - _ Wt replace old door's Any type, any sr Save t" '.)'l rr.ierpfi%es a:.. r..: -_-----.- rJ DilI BI 000rV t,;•E .. 2 Plumbing - ... !I1' '2> do, o: 'o 'l Boarding-Professional with love am 6 p m Animal Haven jnq 177 '77 -- -._ Z7 E V3 8 viwi "v.a u.wvJu uusui9 --'---Custom made screen room4.. c.af. r orts. Top workmanship and HAPPY BEAR. Efficient cleaning materials. LEACH ALUMINUM exterior surfaces Roofs, Mobile FABRICATION. 3234615. Homes', Commercial, Industrial, Rrjidential, 67$ 7377. Carpentry, Remodeling, 4ddti*'t, Custom Work Free Estimate •" Lcensed Bonded. 3230099. " ri -,-- t4 Ad CL painting-iritarior & exterior. rep.arS, rc*s pa-Wed. free'cg'.t ePere!$td eStrnat,J2LQ294. Land CIarg ,! e'zttd We bud (ij5t(1 bedroonn. bathrooms, p4ayrooms. SUN Enterprises, Inc. $3041.42 Oied& __ tit 7L L Do training in your home All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation $317379. ' BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1339, "LakeM.ary' - -- BULLDOZER WORK :IN'ing lots Our Ipciatty. 323 1731 ,_er3 _, P em IA-41 fspp u. A1,lIlt , or the beSt buy in American P,.cfors. and Jeep vehicici, set' DON BALES Sanford Mntoi Company SO'S S F rcn(p Ave. 377 __ - For Builders, 5.10 contractors. Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast. dependable economical. Call Vict-US I' JEEPS** V - now AOCOCK Ro"t:ni& SP ec'f';ta$ ' 'isflerS&twnSpouts IOQFrenchAve,3329551 ., (QCD ninflarau i,,, flUUID.ItU, **AMC a' Master Painters, inside, outside painting. IS yrs. experience. Professional workmanship. $3 1 . Home Improvements 6-ll=111 TOWER xup.u.Y SALON ltormerty Harriett's Beauty Nook) Sit E Pin' ' lito '' , - - 09W QI -- _______ - iet mhing!rriI .,r''rrr.rt na C!.sl,ed Ad wIi -- P11 130 5?a$ IILMIP urouct Want to Autos for Sale C.E.SHEPHERD PAINTING & GENERAL REPAR PHONE 323 U75 Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and lestalled Call Geneva Htg. & Air Cowl 'ervice, 323Sf]' I .' JOHtFS AUTQ.'OTlVE SERVICE 102' 3 14 MCA, 5',f' 323 6542 - tnt4clan C (irriag '63 International Scout. I wheel drive. New tires. Rebuilt engine 5550. Ph. 3730575, 80 I Paid Holidays OPaid hospitalization for entire family 'Paid prescription drugs for entire family sPaid life insurance *Paid retirement Stock Sharing plan available *Liberal bonus program 'Excellent working conditions Call Ray - Automotive Serv ce W. Doui to Celmer 4L 20.83') Ill BeirUt., P Feed BOX SPRINGS KlngtOue.ns Custom Panl Rcsc.nitlr OIL. HEATER A. WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALP1'S HOME SERVICE, 323595 FIll line GE AppIancaj Sanford E led ricCompany 7332 Part Delve, 322.15$ , . MATTRESS I Painting SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. 21C Magnolia Ave. 373 4622 MEG* , Bruce Dorothy I 5th 1%ddn Ada Gai Dcv Co In Suuurb 3 1311:7, 1.1111 FlAil III r ' r,.' 'I, "I"., Heat - to oss Never used new Degas bass guitar. %L' i'TLMP In-:A eve' G lass-M irrors 1Ce11111"al Heat & Air Co1itinng. 1w5.Iuex Dorothy Inc., LU i 5th Addn p Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You', on" 0 Cc (QCDI All Silts and models, 10 spch, j speeds, and Standard bikes ro av.lutabIe at rrestone Store. Call 'i .i,, ___________________________ - .._ •'' '••' l'.r:o ',',lr $;) [xperiencecirider necessary Phone 3230640 -- 67.A Bikes, Bikes, Bikes TELEVI5IbN SETS *2SUP MILLERS Lu V, J44 UJ31 - Olds $970 117 Coflvertjbl, automalic. air, power steitng wakes, electric window1, fap player, extra clean. 322 LIKE THIS! Concept Oswald& 131k 3, Not $12,nO Bicycles TV-Radio-Stereo j $7700 Ph. 323 5976 f Paid Vacations )flOEICamino,trai'óht Itick. small VI, assume payments. Balance around I1700. 323.1927. Travel Trailer ?eeps6.$7') Seminole, )' z' Horses 66 ','''' '69 CHEVY PICKUP. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager 373 6230. - ""4` W fr wi Ann it Un 1 532,8 . ,3 Elix.K.0 to David A 23 IHghrld 58 General Electric Refrigerator good working CCfldi?fl, $25 373 OSS7 Firewood for Sale P Van Winki lii I) Hiddi Bako 4 Markovitz Sterling P 1966 Bass Boat, 16' liberglas.s, 23 HP Evinrude, all aluminum trailer Pred to sell 66? 16 i7iany to chonse from Ock's AP pilance Sales '1. Service, 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford, 373765$ SADDLEEOUIPMENT - BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, $7.97.) mile S. at DeOley. Seaborn Etnur F DdTO I , - - . Darlene Freezers - 323.7131 Tree wvrk done and wood for 531C 3'] ISIS, 2lhrs. a day or 32] 526.) perso CT Sanford, Fla. Trucks and Trailers iE"'."'''.',. t.lc uvtir, call &r WI manager. 323 6730, - - 121 734 in Chevette Malibu. s.too assume payments. Total price. Firestone Tire & Rubber Company has immediate openings for qualified experienced people in retail time y for q .1 lified people. :ua rLi qe in en 1. Top 000.11. Auctloneering Services in the -- 79 sad -- , REWARD NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - the I.. 1961 Pontiac LeMans, 6 cyi 4 Speed. mags, headers, air, $.450 373 7$9 3 - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Fop prices paid, used, any condition 6411176, Winter Park. - - Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted junk c4r1. hauled away. Your cost, 110. Orlando. 795 $194 anytime. 7 Real e. $ Autos for Sale -- WHOA, Don't throw away useful Idle 50 Lovfls. Pui 'ftrCflrIst're Miscellaneous P,i5t sell at sacrifice, beautiful itemS, Sell them quickly with a yours now. Terms Available. % 90 For Sate Looxing for livestock buyers? Pla, Spanish furniture, lesS than 2 Herald Want Ad by calling 322 Alma, Lake Mary, 373 $299. low cost classified ad for res,jIt3. months old. For example: I' sofa 761$, and asking for a friendly WILSON MAIR fURNlTURE ez'td matching loveseat vvorI Ad'lr . n way buy sel. !rde 4PP0O DL E GROOMING 9 CASH 377 4117 over S5.. wil s.11 N'?h ricr for 3?2 s.:: ur u Cd furnitur e, .ppl i.ine s, THI''T SHOP ti. Aio lrml tn With love & care. Professional tools, etc. Buy 1 or tOO) items. theirs, end tables, coffee tables, Ph. 323 3991or 373 .3999 For Sunland Hospital, Orlando Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave pictures. etc. Pl"%t call, &U $473 * Sanford Auction Ai Lt a classified ad help you clean out Used 1. new Clothing, appliances, after S p Wan!ed: Old furniture, lamps, PUBL.IC AUCTION EVERY • houSehold items, furniture, uur Attic, garag.or ba$ementf minors, and glas5w3te, mIst. MONDAr NIGHT. Antiq, TVs, musical instruments Open Tues.. Free Christmas Puppies private party. 322 9191. Miscellaneous, New and used S2 Appliances Thta's9.1:30. Sol. 7ii(..40.sHwy s,saIiaa, SWksOld r,i.i, 1171 aS5eiDerry, 13164.41, Will Ph. 323 2117 special sales (watch 801). 69 R E CONDITIONED Refrigerators, pick up donations. Call during Stamps-Coins -_______________________ Washers arid Dryers. business hours. Yorkshire Terriers, To buy and sell gold or Silver -coins. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, beautiful puppies, contact us first We also buy bulk WHITE!IDE APPLIANCES, 614. $150-322 7662, s'lvtr coins SEMINOLE COIN 55 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 741. Boats & Marine CENTER, Ic, W. 1st 323 1351 Boxers AKC pups. Brindle females. Equipment Washers, ranges, refrig, $39.95 up. P 1 Buy, sell, consign, appraise, Beautifully marked, $)(Z)tacp. To Also repairs. Myiri Appliance, POBSON MARINE special sales out of anything of qualified homft$QUly, Call 373 4792 75 Campers 2927 Hwy 1792 210 Sanford Ave., 3237922 vllvt. Hwy. 1792 (behind Win. Travel Trailers 322 596) Chester Mo1,iIeHomes.) end in 1cM Oldsmobile. Air cond. p.0, p.s Also air conditioner, 4 mos. old 11,000 BTU, Ph. 322-3222. 1 80 . • Sec 33-l9-3l Autos for Sale sn riousencia woos -' -.• -, ~'E E EE!E .1 < Z W I Z Z ' 8 i I '~! I t i % 3 _XJ u- !E 8 0.' I = Z aEs !E S 9 888 8 E!EE !E S S 898 EU.1 -a 8 8 8 E £! S 9 8 �_1 i . - -':--' - 2.---; --- - - -- H !T:: ! __ 7T i' t- _____ ____ L ___ -;-' - - - -- .-.,-' ___ __ I __ 4 - - RtcI • ! W ___ 131 ' ,'1__ ' 10, 2o 0O0 (D U . _______ __ __ -:- salT 0. a- a- t''3i a- MU 81k . i!ffllfl4 fl u .r — - . - - . -, rE • a- " ( Ci . a- _ 0 - - - I _ - - __ 0 - - a- —i - Cn - -. ...E §j .g• - . ,, - -- - --- -v-- 50 ;c). > r rr - thU - . fJ _____________ - - - i:- - ---'; .-.___.•_-4,.__._ --. --I - - .'iI - - - - - -'p- - .'J; . '_ ______ co r L .0 •Ocr•&)c,3 - .5 .5 •Dj•i, a-J &So iOC m h .f •4JC. . .5 0. ° • - i .Cj0 .) 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Ri I THAT'S WHAT MAKES WHEN slIfl I N — --- TO RIM THE 134 'Al A (Jnl -: IDori - M M > 4 AM 1 5thl cJir 1-J f — C - 1 jtf WIJLY ili -: ir JI1 r - -F-' r. . -- - -- J r' j17'rj - - P. - I CD C: _ z t Su C4 0 '4.1 Mct saw Arig AIft Ago jj THE BORN LOSER Cl) C by wit Sansoxn (oT SHEPHERV5 PI ew / A&A 1z r - —LZj los, ( t WORK 4R0 ALL, ear .O JPAT co I 6OMP COMP., ., HOME ere ,was be S4EP14E.t of 0 20.; If U) C1 m Gr de ;U -T1 __ m ) WO ODER K1 - FOR WHAT WE ARE A THi ST;kSH CX)% O F I ____ __ _ is urn —' -- - (,—;•T 0 tUb 5: Wky till. TO PARTAKE, OF THIS aXPTP,~# * ___ WOOM VUMBLE Te — of md -- led ex- irN 4k ore Ln ii TI AW EEIITH I _______• 4 any nos pen lay * - i1 until noon, Keep the change, There add! arc those \'uuve loct who choose eh'ht '' to U.S. 45 near hereulth the hood up while he walked to ni'urby farm a t%vre w1men, with confl-icting thriwgh Fritkiy i~enerally reports issued by police at the fai r and colder. Lows ir the W. seeking help, — _t.**nf,, .u.ti ?ih ill Ov Dear t )r Ab!)y Crane 7A State 7A Stocks - 5A 3A u, crunch and had to curtaml the �- - -_i_ - - -.--- .-.- - ---- - - - --,- ..U ---- - •i:' --- ----- -,..-- --..-.. - -C -- - -i ---- - -- I! .---- - -- --.---- - - - - : - - . ---- -- --. - - -. : ---. . - . - .-. - . - -- gc- --. _ AMANDA PANDA _ WREN _ W. by VUTM ARMS Course LJ & Millie _7AMtmi MYcIQ. _ MA _ THANTALLSS to V All 16, to acri SW Of N see etc salt -y Blk jib Ri -OR M096 TALU THAN WIPF...? — — —; - $1 ___ LI I HAPPENED To US 0 AI low r ______ _____ I r( - I :1 _ - II ; I .- --- QIIv LI Swe i I ; L II Am Wi fcqz B1&&R TRUCK! ONNA I able II 1 - jwn re- I:- ___________ __________________________ for ed. ___________ 1973 by NEA, Imc. I K°w / -- I ' i 1wz rN-,c wi YEAR )een city - -- - 1 by Dick Ca1%ra3L3Lj -- kNGNIJcLJRSEUOMEflMES, r::z O()7 H I.0S11 OUR 4K 6444 6 CLOCK TUC 4N ~LL I'1 WXZqTHROP rmr I H• P40UNT4JNS, WE"RE CONNA 12.30] TI: [its TH E WE LoSE, motay! BRING -99M BACK _______ v I __ ' We Casild --- I THEN W. LOAD THE SAME THINCr, 'OEM IN THE TitucKP 000WE RENT A 60 UP 1*0 ' I 5VERY YEAR IT WELL Y IT RR(.P14, I yovgALpAp' '%' ' 1 / Li I- ) "Is" ( TO 6 opRA&AMEs -co c• :1L1 ! cvE., U- 1: 67- H&V601f YOU 1461Z~, WAS AJIIIMt5k 1 FootAL1.. AM Qfs) jxi to. SO Fi is 47 U 0 P 40 ri Z_--3 soft 10:: CAVALLJ . 1971 by 111k, lrc. j - II - OUR OA3EtDING HOUSE 5 TI ~~sf- I 5N-T IT ABOUT TIME YO GENTLENIL'LL jP1R1 SC XXaXmA1S POP by Les Carroll 1 PAVE h MUC4MFUL WE 6MLL ;ZE6ALE OU25EL*v1E5 WiTH AV- z iVONPER-III HE ICE AVO RVOCK 9/5 ~Lj THE LIST DOWN TO JUST ONE 17EM! JUST ONE E3_1& YOU BEEN np I by Al Vermeer le 1) D 0-z E POP! OOF YOUR NEW OF YEA2!5 EVE xx KOME WITH NEW YEAR~ HCOT RESOLUTION-? To WELCOME IN vas of Iq 01 kQ SWITCH dI Ole R_ ETTER MY ONE BIG 9 of *TtI HOUR NOW: HIS YOURSELF TO T14E OWLS? ?t- Is TWYEAPP Aj TO VVISH EVERYONE ind iI-, AT TIF~ ex- -I ,,) I or f pen - j_ - - - - - Li 3 untU noon, Keep the change. There are those who Choose to ( htlt ithl V( U P -- - U.S. 45 near here with the hood up hik he walked to a nearby (arm seeking help, _•___ - were women, with conflicting through 1'r*(Iay generally reports issued by police at the fair and colder. Los in the jOs tt flt' iid 'IU I kyir Abby Dr. Crane .. . Sate Stocks 3A ui the crunch and had to curtaii the ( IUI1 tOt1 tUl I' A I nI L.. ' �- - ------.------------ - - - 4C 00 to F Rid _ I.. to V 13 E 16, to nen 5CHOOL SA,-L OF' Sec •1 •. - etc r sair Si _ LAU Blk Ri I- _t — - + k E • - - - - - • — F) _AWf 47. - I __ ii IT TO _ lod boom ontie If IIAI Own re for OV -- S ti __ I ;- c :i - _______ ___ _______ (C ASSOCIA --- 177 '-X=(ADN 21-May 20) Apr 22-25 most significant of Taurean biriti. k, u1 - ;. ec1 WF-ITTFO! iirportalt OtFiet trth dates show need to c '7' t- beccire A b1*1 Of tens" 11 ton July 24-27 Late oreek grows to.titf Pljr ___ ____ 1 L AGO (Aup 23-Seot 22) Sunday. MondAy play it cool kl,st -I FFI 'El: ~,vtr iesponssbililws during two years ahead. but rejair EU (July 23AugTh If bwn Aug 2.4 ctmpt litots A OF 41fS M1S *'I It's I time Of action. Make your, play on ThuiI Fri. --- JVE5K ASTAM vez 'r 4 ay Things Mat count Can Occur The mw is titing Dorn nI GfXtNl IMay 21 -June 21) Monday don I fall for Propaganda Remamder Ato-'s on the uppra-de 1(Y you v&ith good weekend ahead Saturday fl/ "3,41 or Iderary Mattef S Sell expression better o u "A%Cf A !Junt 22-Jul 221 If born Jun 22. give healm great cat Ma-t - 0,:Z Z. ~~PL — AT T Jf A-01 &E 14 :i - S, A. to, r [TI (:11 THAT WA19 0III —72-30 H -___ A_ all Aug 23-27 1 birinca)s Nte "s? Sp F41 4W 14 irr -'I IU 4k LI MA ISO! -:f!Anir oent stifle creativi ty tO*PIO 4 0tt 23-*OY fn j j 211 Wolhho4d act i on Wait tGI a raii4j. it Wp 11 :::::. -day Ffiday, *takenaig Coming u1s"Able DI for travel, anyming nt,* Too rr4ny uniOnj6n 1I *511jed-C JAAY 08E A SiT, / M0A44IlZ1Sr1r, MD P.r- 0 _ r- DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY DOUBLES EVERY DECADE AND THE FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION PREDICTS TH E TREND W1 LL CONTINUE OR EVEN INCREASE THE FORESEEABLE FUTURES % % CMCON (Dec 22-Jan,, 19) Monty Matters Seem quite important pariicutarly it born Dec. 22 7nwsday. Friday uncertain DOubtf-il for going it vi as : AQUANZ (Jan 20-Feb 18) Despite pmbit ad~Alnients. things aW,3r rxiIII .10.vn Tuesday. Wednesday tavor communication. travel Thursday. Friday doubtful Next *ttktnd favors intellectual dI J/ [1 fill PISCES __ AS FOSSIL EL RESERVES by— GENE FAWCETTE Ttl • - it OUT OUR WAY 74?'aeee4 IF 1 SPOUT'III,*CF:F AESOff PONG IT TO TEACE YOU,DEAR! WILLIS KEE :MALE 5UPERIORJ TV EC, -.-----, (% 1 p HIAA DJ - 1.' - J<ThEY DON'T IT 111" EVER '51NCE VYS FINtSf4 Er7 u 'PFR' J( TOTALLY LIÔC K I I4G I ,,, .., Tp4EY MEAN IT! THEM IN / 1 II I ( COMPLEX AFLOAT IN 7HE ATLANTIC, ES ANP myoNc7 THE OBOuS Ai U IV 10 HAVE CIL'RE?i- / WI, _1.41 4 Vt IVE — ALMOST 3 MIL OFF NEWJERSEY'S COAST, WILL BE THE WORLD'S FIRST—IF OPERATIONS BEGINASPLANNEDINI98O. C" - (i I 17 WITH THEIR FEAR THAT WOAAEN WILL SOME MING TO _______ INCREASE ThE SEA FOR GREATERSAFE'J ATOMIC POWER PLANTS WILL IPLOATIMS POW by Ed Sullivan WELL, YOU'LL HAVE TO FORGVE THEM! MEN ARE A.LAAI Isom - liew - ear - ere be ' 0 - ANN= ELECTRICITY, TURBO-GENEPATED BY STEAM FROM .J RAN I UM- FUELE1) REACTORS, WOU LD BE TRANSMITTED TO LAND BY of Vo- :i FIT 114A AA HA t4 KA HA HA f J WEAR TII HA HA-4 HEAR ANYTHC NG ALL RIGHT? NAME N THING, JUSr011I THING WO"N DO THAT A MAN CANT V0 TE14 TIME-15 so MVES REALLY .1 HUH,PAD? BErraR! AWEff— THE PLANT W LL FLOAT ON TWO 400- FT.-LONG WITHIN UNIQUE SEMI-CIRCULAR L PATED1 NEAT BREAXWATER —A PILE OF FROM 3 BILLION GALLONS OF CONCRETE.FORMS,SIMILAR IN SHAPE TO A .NO--- . OCEAN WATER CIRCULATING DAILY CHILD'S TOY JACKS, THROUGH THE CONDENSERS WOULD 7 AFFECT MARINE ECOLOGY, THE MOST EXHAUSTIVE BIOLOGICAL STUDIES EVER MADE ON A SINGLE SEA AREA ARE NOW UNDERWAYS CF - of rith LI e 46 ore C4. OV Y111- R4 Er 70 PA 07Xar any pen • _ ____ ) __ end it of Ohio- until noon, eep the change. ose who e add "You' v lost w eight There --- -... -- 1 - -- ,•- - -- - --.- 5-- _ii - [ hood up while he walked to a %ere%Somen, with conflicting thritugh Irut- y.nerilh Is .!hs ut the r^ Dear Abby I)r. Crane I due n d r )'fllfle flf n.au'uy the 7A Sttwki 1 ( UftI flfr! (Ifl I ?A ( ni �CAMPUS CMATTER -- by Larry Lewis — CA DEAR POLL? I find a clothes DATE *~OURE _ P W I TH 410- to V 13 1 to rr"ul fitting drgss I 8213 clothesline available, or SHE S"k.,LILD SH ObETTf N& DRESSED SOON er - our nursery was a Motley collection of finishes, I used a quart of avocado green to cover the furwlure. I bought one-half yard of ga; orange-and-yellow "adhesivebacked paper with the same design of large dalsies.1 cut these out and centered one over eac~. of the holes for I,he drawer puii., DEAR POLLY — The buckles on my "strap and buckle" shoes hurt my feet after I walked a while with F. ;TA 8297 LL V-, 5616- Three daisies were put on tt-,4.. tv IN R( . is SHARON Fq4XL7 AiN HOUR it it curtnins that Just been washed Is to Place two chairs back-to-back. Place 11 curtain rod with oach end over a chair back. Pull the chairs as far apart as rod$ will allow. Fold curtains over the rods 80 they will just escape dragging on the, floor. Place papers on the floor to catch drips. — A see 7, , with Ull of N S4 looks soft, silky and s4iny as I usea good shampoo but I dilute it About I Part shampoo is used with 4 parts water to..,Qive me a lathn j at(rAp WrTl. pretty hair AND the addod bc)r)tj, , of four bottles of. shampno to every one I buy! — PATRICIA is P110TO-GUIDE is to 2411. Size 12--, 35 bust: 2 is yards SW etc saff DEAR POLL? — My heir aiw4ye — basket'most suitable for my bab) to sit and play In. This Is ver5 handy when we are at the dinner table, as she Is too big for her In. fant seat and too small for a high chair. When I attend a meeting o! arny kind she and the basket go along. — MRS. M. p. front of the toy chest., ON trie par- el loot of the crib* I glued tvir, /W1 stick made the stem and the pots were the Iwo halves of a c4ut-in. d to At 1 ______ rl _____ usl Wtraroøi i It VI ''i this p;etty wadr from IOV hJcs tavolte doll O 8291 i , I WsOfve No. 8262 with ASY CAPTAIN P st EIq "YE57, INDEEP, McKEE!... I T5 THAT TIME OF YEAZ AC54111W ... ...TIME TO 13ARE ONE*,5 150L)L FEARLE55LY AND ;ZE,5iOLVETO CIO BE-TTE;Z! by RUE, ON THE t5URFAICi5 %IVLJ AYE- MUCH TO BE PROW) OF.'.$11 0 Swe A 5ELP-A`IADrCAPTAIM OF INVL15TR Y...LEA PER BUT NEW YEAFZ!5 EVE lj~;, AQ OCCA-41ON TO OEL 'E 0EEPERI.. -50 WHO AMD WHAT A$ZE YOU 'TO CHARITABLE to1 MERE HA;ZPWORKINO, I-INAALI-- TOWN 50Y WHO ONE CALl5E`r-I LXa3E:Y A 0 . to take when S&nd fh#m to her, CIO this newspaper: DEAR POLLY v~otj Itic cost o f food what It Is, I keep a zip-lock Plastic bag In My freezer and put into It any leftover onions, toma. toes, celery. carrots (all fresh) and they are clean and ready to use either In soup or stow. TEARI CC' WE TUMBLED INTO A CANYON AND OH, DEAR! into the other. No. hag knit directions for One iwn Si7P tO fit 111. re- TO ORDER'd a dress,w;portt4#6 ed. 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Y 0 ) -1 0 COMPETITO;Z5I HOLPER- rOMl P'ET WHO,. J.P. ç l?J'VHO , ONE MA BUT' WHAT OPINION AC7 AIN,"-T' THE Z f Q) GREEN U 011 4 0 MAN U It SAID HE'D A GOOD IDEA CAPTAIN BEEN TALKIN' T'KEEP AN ...AND ONE...DEAD EYE ON 'I M THANK AWHILEE! You A LITTLE GREEN MAN! MY GOUNESS! rOoR DEAW You , - 6A 67 40 UwArs as JOHNNY WONDER by Dick Rogers '2Aos r NTEt f 1 JANUARY WAS NCERA NI CII ByD rauiI e..ers EB and FLO t -1 )"P4A5E\ (j c ? POT r E THMALWE Ir 5 t-4 (6615- ANSWER 00x C C~j 71 (0 ANARCH AP 69:5N AC.FZ056 \(~~FEF TO r lew D WE GETMcaRVE GOING ear -was EE tf~E of .. R MA IVA ar Z_ 3H1 EITHER - crc NI WOOL nP_T111F 1 (91,11R5 5- CK/ IZ0t7Dje b--W- 090~VN A5.4 AIR AiIij7 /0007 \Aj CALL ¶ og YOU 1t;EF F YE Jow - of YOU WANTED TO SEE ind _____ SIR GT ANY visay ~ERVIC( - ::?:, ) 15 TO ACT A I.-AK0 01q VMAM 04 M WF low any ON ri VIP it of IF nt il u - n e There are those who choose to ti'ht add You e md 114 - ahe I h; nearby farm seeng help. hood up d be walke to a 14c re women, with conf licting d by (lWS . Dear Abby Cran - e "A Stocks 5A 3A Ll,I UJ crunch and hail the to cuad 1k �- '' SHORT ill RI B S GREAr PAR to F Riel DFA Aw _ _ 46VERYSOPY SUCH W01NDERRiL R64~1 is, 4 Ir '00w-'k 5V 4 I to - I Berl enni fill Of &C - lea Nominated gan _ I etc or sart Sl 1.4 U [ AMMAMC Q57IF/ R HIM ;:Cz LIOI~JRS. 157t~F HOST..? P~)NCH i.- 70 rin s 11~ DONNA USTFS o ice os McClain's choice for city at. research on tile matter which is door on an)1hing would be a "Tile people demanded BOWL.1 ________ S e - - Councilinan Irwin Ifunter said. The new councilman, give it to them." fie added, "I said today, however, he has elected Dec 4 and sworn io Councilman Troy Piland understand Freeman has been made "no promises one way or office a few (!aS later I') anne;ir.'d today tn have the lead is ' $ ca '• :. uipt ih u j; ri i: UT council to keep U pout R M ( idiri rt skd his &LfuIng to say bo ther he will remaining in the unexpired cilnun John Booth, who Was Fr eeman was not available prospecti ve appointment of a vote with Van Cepoel and term of Victor Mifler who Outlaw's and M Van EOPCI S for comment at his Almonte sheriff's deputy as police chief ()utlaw for a new city attorney. resigned, also declined to name choice, said he would rwt have Springs office today. and refused to back down on his lie said his decision on a city his choice for the important time for the office and refusal to reappo.nt Torn attorney, whether Freeman or vice-mayor's spot. recommended Pitand. Outgoing Mayor Brown Freeman city attorney. someone else, will be made at While he said it would be McClain 3tOW firm today in planneIJ a meeting this Wed. the couhcil's reorganizational much better if a person with his announced decision to nesday night for the cootincil reinecting. experience were named to the replace Freeman. "I organization and agendas for 4 '1 have don? a fair amourt of office, he added Io close the made up my nnind," have he sod. the riecting were mailed. WINTER SPRINGS Th political pot continued to boil in — wt 44 — —r -- -30 Monday, December 31, 1 973—Sanford, 66th a Year, No. 112 Florida 32771 rice 10 Cents 14 ay ona nap Hunt BUGS BUNNY Ell ' I ON M WNO I by Stoffel OU ARE WITNESSING PENCI L A ND X '- I GOlG To vo/ NOTE JUST 6AY I d N tAA DLY V/ F TX 1/ \ A ' ( I - - ( \ I' ) \ W ) _____________________________________________________________ "I FZESOLVE TO LAWR HE'5 Go N NA c 7r-rA T015 ASSI DUOUSLY IN THE ...SuTIFuL. MAKT5 OF tN0USY \ / HE'S G,0'1*N' T" PACK...HOW LUCKY ECONOMIC E xpanding Statewide Heimdahl & W o lson, Neuharth Married "I FIF-50LVE ID OES Florida's Newspaper Ex. ve Exchange Vows At Sunrise In kidnaperY ma Beach Community Chapel Overlooking Aain state." College, was visiting Pattie nationwide hunt ((Jr a college Atl A masked black man burst Malarney with two friends, girl abducted Sunday by a into a twine here Sunday, beat Anna Farrell and Valerie By JEAN PATf M)N masked man who fir-,t hont Iwo- ohm (nIff !tq!iot. os 16 01, " Wd MAINTAIN A--\ I Iterald Staff Writer and three friends. W LIFE naped Kathy L. Morris and Malarney's birthday. All the "We have found no trace of forced tier to drive off in a white girls are 20. Senator Lori Wilson, tile girl or the kidnaper," a po- 19G6 Bui(k. I The)- Aere in the kitchen Florida's only wornan senator, he spokesman said. 'It t now Sheriff Edwin Duff If said the twn d masked black in in car and md Al NeuhLmrth president of nearly 24 hours 'wee the girl girls Un' k (,tor'i tbke a ryiri .i small pistil burst Winter ° the nationwide Gannett Daytona Beach realtor. had of- ftough tile unlocked front dwr In addition, Mayor Granville newspaper group, were fered a ,0OO reward 'for in of the home in a well-to-do Brown announced this Wed marrieda'sunrise this morning formation leading to the direct ne ighborhood \ riediy night's scheduled in .i sptclally built open air roer of MissMorris Mi\lalarney sparentc Mr reorganitation,il council mini chapel overlooking the Poli ce described Miss Moms and Mrs. Ernest Malarn and meeting has been canceled to Atlantic ocean at Cocoa Beach as about 5 feet 6 inchec tall w ith their grandson were asleep u comply with the year-old city The private family ceremony long brown hair and blue eyes sirs, but the gunman told the tIarttrrequirements and reset as performed by the fles Dr. Slit as nearing platform girls,Shut up Don't look at for 7:30 _____________________________________________________________ p.m. next Monday Robert McMillan, chaplain of ii shoes, bellbottom trouse rs and me and don't turn around night the Florida senate and pa5toro( a dark brown sweat shirt when '1 don't want to kill anyone. _____________________________________________________________________ 9 McClamn said he is recoin- the First Baptt Church of the disappeared don't anybody Scream" 3: MUST FE:-V[TALIZF- MV g hr' t ippoir'vnent ( Tallahassee Meanwhile, frien& gathered aid after he had tied the She-rift's detective J'onl fien. ENERGiES IN 09DEKTO Pretsent in the* ittini-chipel at tier parent's hoonte to keep a girli with st l ACCOMPLISH M 1q74 rips(I f toweling and nigan as police chief. replacing and flanking a large "o-rXlen vigilwlth th eti. Prayers fi,r her robbed their purses. /V7 AWN Do na ld Dobson wt to resigned cross, were four htldren by (tt trc offere4tSt Paul's The man kept the girls lying several ago effecti ve previous marriages.—him and Ronian Catholic rhurch. on the kitcberj floor for about 90 Jan. 8. Rhonda Wilson. ages 14 and 18; Duff gave the following ac- nunutes while lie prowled C L0 Ilennigan has been in law and Jan and Dan Neuharth. count of lix- events that preced- through the lower level of the enforcement for the past 19 B John A Poisk1 DINNER ages 18 and 20. \ cd t he k1dnapping . -, house lie slapped them but did sears fie was formerly a poli ce The simple chapel, shelter! Miss Morris, a student at not injure them seriously. Ing r eco gnized as an out- ____________________________________________ chief of Winter Springs, a by tall sea pines, t floor snding citizen f Sanford. patrolman wi th th Longwood scattered with pine needles, Mother fluby Wilson, president Police Departeni and has commanded a full view of tt' and founder of Gooid Samarita n been a sheriff's deputy for the ocean and bright dawn sky ti Home, has received in. L paA two years. In tile sheriff's tile east. The fainil~. grou~~ ternational recognition by department lie worked his way gathered in the chipul having her blography and photo i) it, delective in the juvenile moments before the 7: published in IW3 edition of The division. sunrise. World Who's Who of Women Ili the 1960's flennigan y Wr 5, printed in Eng land. She still received a commendation from Both clad in white, the bride Jac kso nville Sta te University. wondering, though, how her the U . S.Secret Service for his carrying a single long stemmed lk- fore joining the Herald tie address caine to be listed there work on tile detail protecting yellow row, the couple joined 'as a reporter and Seminole — -- j - ç _ L _______ v S r -J /oyd Is Appointed To City Editor Post — as, "The Sanford ikraH. S:,nford, F " 3ffo%v:'Le Schoone3*Lder - 1by 7 - fri,in Cit, in.iiih;jg. formerly w ith the SemIr1 "I;' 1 "I all of their friends. — IILL PMJ'r ADA4 IT TO HXIK)G WY ON R)CRK STAPT)MG IiJOIki I VJILL BE THAT -- - - - -- - C&I EARTH UJILL TO M151V MORE PiOM65T (k)(TH A4YSELf AND IULL_ EA1L IT TO M MISTA KE S! - PERSC*i S . . - .. • - ' area residents since 1964. I tesides five years newspaper 1) e r I e n c e, 1. 1 o y d ' s ' kground includes 13 years in r.idii' and three years in ilucational television in news, announcing. supervvsor, and audio technician fXtS As a reporter he has (1'vered city . government, police and generid ntgninent _____ - IA)YD lii "Icameto Florida to work in Orlando but quickly found that Sanford Ifcnld announcvs tile appointment ~f l.loyd. 34. Joined the Herald staff in 1972 as a govermuent mrxl courts reporter. A native of \latiarii,i, Sanford as thefriendly, growing community that I was seeking for a faintly bottle, I aill proud to be part . the ll)mKspar is gro win g with Suiiioo am Sanford , — h 'Gas Can" Fire Kills 4 RISP I!flC Ill (Al') — A pickup truck t sta lled tar thal police Ls.11d had a full call of gasoline Ili Its trunk. e car burst Into flames and a mother and three children tile d. w r of the car, who h was aln llee Id ate poLI au deloped to get help Suaday night after t he gasoline In the Inwk. niechac trouble, a A second woman and one f b childre n were thrown from the car. They suffered second and third degree J1U, ant a of y set as all s;,mr must be associated with Nov 11, which marks only the World War I armistice. %orld War II, for example, ended on Sept. 2. the Korean War, on July 17; the last U.S. troops were pulled out of South Vietriam on Nlar(h Z). - He and his ite Tomiimy e anti son ('harks have been Sanford - the holiday to Monday. veterans' organizations have successfully lobbied in soint, State legislatures to return Veterans Day to Nov. 11 boligil it is nut clear whN a if _______ despite Mmkes you wonder the good reason for the shift iii W1410 liadio. ' The Richey's will be spending the holidays in the Sanford area and extend season greetings to 1 _____ 4 i Director of Progratils lil School Administration a t Edinboro State College In Pennsylvania) writes of his experiences in his new challenging position, His wife Betty is directing a Title I Reading Program for the Girad School District and actively involved in the teaching Be( the late President John F hands and approached the front Kennedy. of the chapel as the sun crept Although Councilmen-elect brilliantly over the horizon. director for Radio Station Irene Van Eenoel and David Res McMillan opened the non County bureau chief for Orlando Sentinel-Star. news .! County School Board as a sLil f __ lbe dead are fleberca J. Busby,10; her son, Kenny 1). &, 2 months. A thire 19 months, and her daughter. -- Language speciahisic rl;mirii thntthefivesweetestphrasesin English are: I love you, Dinner All is forgiven. Steel) until noon, Keep the change. q 10 . '- - - - '-r • - . -- - . - -' ,. TO)a t)add's mulhr, Mat rel Gladden, , — 7 silt-- -. WS iTV DTk' AI R ru BRIDAL CO CUur UPLE Sri VO OPEN PEL Before Rev. Robert McMillan, Rhonda Wilson in attendance Outlaw told The flerald they traditional ceremony by (Herald Photo bv Jean Patteson) support fully McClain's n)ove to reading front Genesis 1. verses 1-5. In th e beginning, (,l I k si isk 3:1, 11 11 intl 8:7. pt pit si ill k (fire Freeman, ( pt opk ! ' h ' i n in 1rbados created the heavens and the After they were prono unced thy God my God." I3rith W Indies. mplacement. The Troutinan, earth...'* inan and wife, the bride and Following the ceremony. the They hope to build a new The wedding vows, written by groom in unison recited from farnih wedding party joined home during the coming year Griffin and Parrish law firm of the bride and groom, heralded Ruth 1:16, "Intreat tile not to relatives and a few close on the ocean-front site where Winter Park appear to the dawn of a new day, a new leave thee, or to return from friends at champagne break- the wedding ceremony was year and anew life together. following after thee; for wither last in their Cocoa Beach home. held. The mini-chapel will be The Lemne was carried out in thou goest. I will go; and where The newlyweds depa rt ed at preserved on the grounds of other scriptural readings front thou lodgest. I will lodge, thy mid-morning for a week's their new home. also died. an ocr aug e Authorities said the driver of the car. Kenneth '13. of Carrier Mills, had left his car parked halfway off U.S. 4S near here i4ith the hood up while he walked to a nearby farm seeking help. 'o,i selnctsseigtit' Suspects Area Se ro vice Stati ons SIghte ry or ew e a r s ay * d Herald Correspondent A patron in Casselberrs"s Sun Bank irking lot is robd t gunpoint at noon today IL J IIICIIA1IDS Ili'alil Staff Writer have been piling up, but fewer and fewer of the American symbol of mobility — gas 46, said they would also be open. the gas situation in Seminole Several stations in the County getting "pretty dry" Casselberry Altamnunte Lon righ t now. ood area are closing for the Some have been out of Only to area gas sta tions of a random survey throughout stations — are able to pump the Seminole County indicated they precious liquid. They just don't holiday with plenty of gas, as regular gas since Friday and would lx- open New Year's Day, have any. many stations throughout this are running dry an prenuum. as holiday drivers. fearing the NO stations responding they area and nation have indicated Anderson's Mobil station. orst for finding fuel, are ssould be open Tuesday were in they will also be doing. Fern Park, said they would he already ha%ing a hard time. Sanford. Diekle's Gulf. 'U.S. 17. Selillnole '76 station, closed New Year's Day and is Throughout the nation 90 .and Santa Barbara Drive. Cawlbc")-; Mel's Shell. SH already out of regular. with reports of hnlidis "gas rushes" he said they will open a 0 a m n a , 400 gallons of Pontiat , WI station and pump until ey th and out Longwood She ll all said left. Delivery of their expected wagon. VC only have a few they have an adequate supply January allocation Weather W Oviedo police 20 minutes later thousand gallons left, a station but would not be open for pected until Friday, reported a witness spotted the Yesterday's high 81 loss this spokesman said. holiday' Gasoline officIs id 51811 411mallisr, %Poo. 1431%sy ii.1vuuy Sanford Sunoco on 1.4 and SH Other area stations indicated the interrupted New Ye 'ar's pasted in tile back window. tonight. CI(vidy and wind% with headed through to w n towards scattered showers and thun as 75 per cent the nation's SH 46 and Geneva. dershoAers Tuesday stations to close Sunday, open The get-a-way car wa.,driven Highs tind 70s Tuesday. IAIWS today. and close again Tuesday. b) a young woman with long, tonight near Hrutii 7 Entertainment Iluweser, as the weekend 3A floorwwope $A vioure oil antl stations ran out (if said tonight and 50 per cent lif ted ads 7B Hospital notes 4B eimates changed . Confusion exted at press Thesday. Comics SR bZicnutk The New York City Pol ice little as to whether botith robboers Extended -(Inestiay Crtrmword ptizzle 7A Sports 24H Departmetit was caught by the were women, with conflicting through Fri(tay generally Dear Abby 7A State 5A crunch and had to curtaid the reports Issue(] by police at tile fair and colder. IA)ws in the 4(k Dr, Crane Stocki 7A .1 A scene .ind hi g hs in the 6fl Ii!itri:t! '!i7i IV setting off a cross county auto chase which. police said, in,i), involve t,vo young women bandits. The gun toting robber, male f r fvmale, took an undisclosed amount of cash frem tLe victim. t to) waiting mu . , - - . r Robbery IND Sharon, 6, were thrown clear of the wreckage. Bush There are those who choose to add: -. i. — I ___ - J — - . . - -- i('Inritinu?dnn l2A -' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I Lxecutive - - . ___ - - is assistance to Military - - ___ mlssiona involve ci -IL - . ,M- . .T- vr dssk Desipsd I _- - . ~ Ze., I--. = , -*,I -1..'! -;,:; ... -i -;::=-k -- * .--' -- I I - ..~_ 7 - . ., T - __-. . . . ____________________ --__ ______ - +- __ TI ii1I_ - ______________________ -:--- - - -_ . ---- . I ______ _________________ surgery, looted a light plane ashed 50uth of Woodside, Calif., and airlifted a heart areanear Yos for medical attention The I8Oman unit, wth not only the HC-130s but the lifl3 "Jolly Green Giantof ' 1 ur 4 - - um *;In - Ow Puff Puff WWI Vial V%aff & & _ - -_ THIS ___hU kui sIuI irisi lilt. thIck 4' ala "610W " Lytolstaw Was, "A &W kock. A Illchair. 00y 47 Y N .0 I P ' I retnlng anau oveot tt herc Na - recovery crews are am amill the skies desperately, waiting for rescm by the 41st an a mW day ri-tmntly when we took off on one of ;I; W2 two am wat CM 28.32 4 M -= ____ ____ . ~ - __________________ - - - - Executive I call witijin 30 Minutes and C-nn 1. - k -I .. :w . - wtwlcj In three hmjrs - . -- - - prison, further imprisonment will not appealing his wiretaping, bur. - -_ - _____ ' vut~tl_ --__ i= - ~ A r A -, ____ :1 - - - A / I -1 . A&_ _. Ii - I -_A~_ M -1 . mah. - . -. . I tAIL £ a 's t D rom the stlident.3 at II' for the public to heir presentation of The G as M agerie. There'll be three r 'I 'at 7 30 n in Friday. fonunces, a s ta rting ' Saturday and Sunday. in s en , - _e • I ______________ Arm Chair Well, that's what you in,ay be doing when you bran(H hu (,Iflflt(l foxl, CSUi t all you ever clic purchase wlwn you plunk down your 20 cents, rkrorhaterprice is marked on top of a can of green beans ciey bou'ht seseral Heporter ltkh (M IW Il um %%at / #933 um $W u __ All prices f.o.b. our worshoule, but wo will unpack and d*iuvo for small eMitional charge. lll ~f - I ;.i.w NO 1 weightctl with this in1eret Ifl for quite some time. - paying a total of $2,880 annually: tims _____ ___________________________ ___________ -P, - ~ - house"', %Vr'voine to adult hvinil,,. iny i nml' _____________________________________ _______ Another nomination for the nive guNfs, ____________________ ____________________ i" ____ .- 'teeting from Williams' comnmenis. JGOSt said Williams .,,uggested that the Catholic gr Project consultant and then 11101117tgage loan." "M Joost -said he recommend to Bishop Paul Tanner afterwardsI TiC no ea w se People." Joost said that recomniendaltion was accepted. ___ sideration was to have been ;I ~,overnnient-backed -elopfcflt ior Uwer1yich would have required approval e by era ousing Administration. SE\ (.UHFY Joost was quoted as sa ying " The planned development fell IV Gainesville Sun quoted idun of a moratorium sued Jimt as saying it was "quite by ['resident Nixon last ' plain" Gurney knew about the Januar), halting such projects --atso said it consu;tant firm, Southeastern Housing Con. ts sulthno(St Petersburg, had iflSCO ilty refused to contribute to Gur. ney s campaign. mortgage fn of Stockton, . s A' Of Arthng to 4 sto ii 'Dirty Po i ti ca i Trick' TAMPA Ha mAP) A trial tic feated Republican A Kovernment request was said he collected $300,000 for a ongressional candidate has granted to drop a second count Boosters Fund been conuded of dtributing of conspiracy against Insco and is agreed to plead to bumper stickers without at- his campaign mnaaager lianiel '.wo felony charges andguilty testily - - _____________________ \ i ik Gurney I- ---=-- portent, Ilep. Bill Gunter of Young ordered a pre of Gurney's do, to 192 Presidential sentence investigation. Insco k noininee George McGovern. fams it Inaxiinum sentence of flesponding to The herald ltiJack Insm of New Por( me year in jail am)$1,000 fine Was nvicted in a5 stor (gurney charged nonjury trial before U S 4is,iintoii U Index s about a federal District Judge George Young in Area deaths . Ili investigat on into the alleged Tampa Tbursday. iri ge I le government charged r G.;% tund resulted from gross Calendar kreaches" of grand J ury con. Insco distributed 500 bumper tickers in the f Church News all of 1972 saying . 1A f identiality. Mt;overn;untcr.' Classified ads A grand jury must pr t Iosecutors said the bumper OIIU SB with the utmost onfsdentia[ity, stickers rs molated federal thswonlpuzzlt 6A [Kit only to , Innocent del,11011 laws because they Ot-ar Abby 6A ' but to assuprotect UK of the re conmciion arried no attribution suiting I (ram guilty," Gumey said in a brief who luad the--Ili published. Editorial comment statement 'We have seen Insco lost to (punter. a Entertainment A ARC111TECT Carl Gutmann of Gutmiann, r.rosis breaches of this ton- I)ellloc:at, in the general lloros--ope . 6A .. agasli and Matz discusses plans for nem, buildings aL Seininole Junior CoIIL%e with &JC Fifth Congresmoruil I ~Jblic nutims . 4B "The ultimate lwru President Earl Weldon at groundbreaking. innocent people and the conIth kft'nse and prosecution Sports 2-13 Contractor for Phase 11 is Fennel and fusion creatiA as to 11w ju, tit 5A Assiates, Orlando ictiwi of the guilts must rest stipu lation of facts Lfu t Stocks lB --_ -- %estlgation Orlan .Igerdget will be judged on scholastic mchie%cmtnt leadership, poispersonility mu t itits fe w words as possiblt go bark to the third ,.and "eighed the contents. ill Well. ntown Orlando - - - ___ - . Association in Jackson%jl e, said he was told by the former aide. Larry Williams, that although he no longer worked for Gurney, the senator "has T U-WA IWI Ulm Ain Young friend of ours, who is in the process of buying his first house made startling former aide to U.S. Sen. Edward Gurney to scuttle ____ active Only 300 wonls" About What'sIIi With America? To give you an idea of how presposterow% this rcuirumitnt i manti how difficult it 1500 : - project ," e Gainesville Sun and Jacksonville television station award ...to an unbeatable husband and wife team which has contributed greatly to this area—Jean and I)r. Franklin Clontz. Mrs C is an e participant in iifly coimmmnity affairs and the hood doctor's record speaks for iel( wo nice people and 'al i w itt T - __________________ I (ouldn t belice III> L)S..,L!I the prc release for the upcominglililim National Tetn- c*al Off* - L4 If you have anyone you'd lik saluted in this column (If op me a line Jax ________ JANVILIE, Fla. (A11.1 1 The director of an ill-fated housing project in Jacksonville I9,iu With U . S.? .1" follotits..."each mritestant will be requirt-41 t write a 100 word (S IS ('0 (ht siibjt t Wtud's [tight About America." and hc mm Ii By 11 ____ -—~g , -4 . &W Will VWJ Mill .- __ I virl J, ill d I— -______ Swivel ______________________________ l itation * I, . Ai . NA Expl - - .- Z- ~ I ' - I -1 . _...., . T- 1 - McCord will be allowed to rebelong. glary and conspiracy con. nthlnfreeonbondfor15dato Each was sentenced to mm- iction and was not among put his affairs In order ressure From Gurney Aide' - ~_ / Z tv I 01 lw__J~~ W -1, ! ,fi = -, &~!, ,- r_ o~_~Z sik__ _ - =11 ~ - 1~~ — gwz An v Seminole Junior 14 20714152 I - - - . hd - W. - - VAV,W — ~___. ~~ - - *4t C L - * persoc1mInsntrenes birica possibly longer if he does participated in the break-In out tentiomi that McCord serve not choose to appeal. of a sense of misguided pa tr i. less than one year in prism and All four men Benard L. otism. notmorethan live. Baker Eugenio H. Martinez, The four men already have Sirica earlier in the week Frank'A. Sturgis and Virgi1iofl. served more tha n II mnon thsin turned dow- n the six r,en'srarj. Gonzalez already have prison ous motio ns to wi thdraw guilty served more than 11 months The seventh Watergate con- pleas, gain a cq uittal or obtain - ______ no % co+ im ar U" shwt • 192.35. Gui 1s's Pike T 152e7 u on the spelecraft and inimtring the fetv of t crew 45.00 by Litton Industries "J ill ~ 6110 VW I 87 yW-J swt IM Psi Jill W or SKWJ Dub Executive Swivel Arm Chair - - _____ free on bond for 15 days, or leniency. saying Umt the men In Less Than 1 00 Words Cox _1W IM - Im Uqt 4&W — 4 j s ira k - 77 ~ I) (M swe m1w you ---- 1. 1 - I VW WI Wfix ' Os L dab lap.Eamilln Sin — - , Dycityan - ~ " FUEL SIlO RTAGE DISCUSSED ~ —_ 4 L Mpr. Fla Power ' ____ WWI wwi u .Ifl I 11 / Wh 'I - a day, scrambled to get ung hemophiliac in Guatemala, a1rteda ba by Travis Mr Force Base to the San Fran. __________ _. _:, * W __ - - _Z~iAFL1JJ;1_=~ o _. ,_ AR~ _- -i_ 1.11_,JJJJJJJ~_j_ -. L seda - I ____ i__, .,., ,,J It - - ______ J"JJJ km e. V$1 Mtn. - Nop"i _T sizes to -- - 1 -I?n3W.l, ,___11. . - 1___-3N_!~,Zl? 1 ____ _ ...... mob— I iA r PfIl CVPM from frkfim SW high traffic. Thtse are iude I In - - ~O*Z_ - lum4ticto I F.-lical 151.95.6wp stuirl't PT-1 "..n W.; 11111111 kw rem . I - CIeif.tagh-quslitychairmIt$_toshcwoffyou;crp511 as - WU i%w - __ or I Jill SW a Sdasd - - J kzu Mall - t as _., . I* % ' , -' South Amer, as far - - ________ Ill I 11 -: ; 1~~ ~:-. 4"_ 77 1___ -~ ~ MATS I -_-I I building by Dec. 15, 191N, Oferald Photo by Bill Vin- "sm"O""""' I I ~ has saved more than and directly t'!d more than lllll L M110 alive. In R3 21 years, the st.~ ir Aorce'e of 12 ________ - -- -_ i ____ - -- ~_ 1iOv center and book store; facul- 010 1w umsw WWM.Only 41 mhWal Ckeel" ftw BlKi, G&M, Sk. -Q Mill s . 11 -, I - -' scheduled for completion sept i. i, and student MUM- LUWk= Chmi*010q 111V U&Pwy2l. A "sky um 7-w 14 ____ I I •k It took Se% eras >s ior en One of Amrical's Wet "aft tosJ I*,kwwWay 000hUtol Tests M*. Lag* kavity. Tr* WEEK owi Stan ____________ Oi THIS imm"" . irec - JJJ mat Now am slop I I \ I -l _____ I I -- I 19- I Phase If building program. F ie new units will be built at total construction cost of 0 $3,762,062. flealth and Voca- prss stick vi aeka rum far plane sank only minutes after ow sum' the Injured ii was pulled to ~r-1=6" . ___ ____ - * r piane was sinking __________ t zr aw P" AThSen.IriWilso,,pen and notebook in hand, Chata with Dr Earl Weldon, 6ifw. CM Wall I .1 . - GROUNDBREAKIN il I, - ___ p - C ~ '-1 I 'a.- _ ____ sic M a - M. - - am W II 4 . 1A 4 1i2liM accepted 1_ & ,,I - . Afflowiiiii- headquartered at McClellan Air' ForceBas0OmiJetof ii Francisco, flare was the bc of a ________ - um SW Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron - IMP .--, M -Illli__ ~__ -I ~ 7- = - ~ - _ Friday, November 9,1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 am ViAr ____ W M-11--iiiiii-iiiiii I - - - - . r W1W V*11f ck Fkd I I 2 .; mt- ~ I r - ,r: f [I I -AM.- i : I !- . . :.;f_1. W,~ -T--Z . --- - il"L Ae I - --- with that Light COAtemporary took. Gold 11 I;I I - Both men noted ,I current boom in electric ace hea te r i J ectric homi furnace WASHINGTON sales, pleading with tj)e public gations into the scandal, and 'mum of one year and a ma those sentenced today. to notify thu l)0%%,t-r companies terl,late conspir,acir E. llo%kard t it, our Miamians participated JJ of four on C;iLh (It SCV01 Barker's daughter, Nlaria o fsuchpuscsso tha t neig) IIL today was sentencedo a Watergate break-in out of o.uunts, the sentences to run Elena ,Nloffett, angrily attacked borhood transformers do not minimum of 21tt yearsmprison sense of misguided pafri- concurrently the senten ce as being unfair. fined 10,000 while five otism, t he government said. blow out because of una Bernard L. Barker, the "Some one has to go to jail," other of the 'cons ticipated peak 1OdS conspirators re Mcord, who tssened ses Miamirealestate man who she said, 'so they send this ceived much lightersentences eral monthsin jail and cur- cruited three Central In man, a punk, for Mitchell, The home fuel industry The government recom. rently free on bail, was sen. telligence Agency associates Magruder and ultimately the representatives said their mended leniency in the cases of tenced to a term of one to five for the Watergate break-in, re. President of the United States." quotas are based on 1972 James W. McCord Jr. and four years on prison with no fine. ceived the longer sentence of customer orders, with no Miami men McCord U.S. District Court Judge Strlca l to 6 years Miami men already have growth factor, and that no new first of the Watergate con- said he has ten days to appeal Prior to sentencing a govern- served more than 11 months in ri r1. . V;w UIIQI( I I lli . 3enTence Li 1. I Capnce Series i i- I j: , companies could be turd hat by - Sftr;n`J0 wou tkat 4'IWL' j -_ -!P L yI I I I f!---,~ .9" . i , J, 1 . ill 7 .I 1. ,7A : 1 I i A shortage, and the subsequen#. Executive • hr JJt 1 La flower and Scott Burns, i oC L'O and manager electric to.W4 S%W . Arm HJ '1'.' However, according to John _____ __ - . Arrives - Deluxe Reception Room or Executive Offico Furnituro MrAll 0 towi 11.01 1 Qt y i- r- ; k r , ifl sil um mw ' ac Fea d Lre ner i I Many or thea pracn ar wa under todays drutor cost. : ___________________ - - ___ U , *1 -- - ., cst..sq W1sd 1114 (O2Il gi %4&n large sea - - - , ., - -_ . . VAI ni FACTORY REJECTS NOT DISTRESSED lane was approaching its __ wt -V-1- .eis L an ii __ - irec tar eries I _- / • U , ~7j-_~ ,_ - - ti , 'asoIini rationing li) the omIuissloners John Kim speed limit based on fact and ; Spring. II;_ Ilk, only hope for possible told'that it crash program of will really conserve more fuel The national fuel crisis has aertIng of a continuin g fuel oil (M VAR I) oluntary public conservation mile per hour limit arrived in Seminole County, (M ____ VAN c unt) commissioners beard hoard was told, is a joint cold tnter on I present the) would not suggest cutting today, as power and fuel in count> municipal and pri v ate allocation down on street lighting or other ow S%w dustry representatives said no industry effort to change WN rAff Power company represen. municipal security lighting, U-Q MW new home fuel oil customers federal fuel allocations, taking Litives joined with fuel com. after Kinibrough spoke of are being accepted, and ex. into account imnp growth pan) officials in pleading f or county and go vernmen ta pressed lears a flight to the l con Noting that the Mnerican Oil public compliance with servation measures. electric ier industry may Corp palled out of Seminole requcs the> not turn on dish The only optimistic" note overburden that source (ount> in June, taking i ashers, take baths, and othcr received by the commissione rs, (Related story Page 113). CUStOrner 1IIIt1LM*on with it, high energy consumption home I 8 • And , representatives from (ommisslon (h,iirmn.mn Sid uses until peak load hours (10 came from Honda Poer and UWA tun Texaco, Phillips 66 and II and I Vihien said the county will irn a m and 8 p m ) arc past lcrida Poer and laght repre rAll Petroleum companies si! ( inediately begin coordinating it Commissioners said they will sent,atives who said they have automotie gasoline is already light to increase federal fuel oil seek statistical breakdowns ° contra cts which should meet all in a crisis situation, wiffi the quotas. Phillips miian saying his corn In the abse nce of federal ccc if President Nixon's power needs through the pany is predicting national relief, the meeting called by recommended 5rnile per hour sntir Includini' mmnpi't 'rocth only Our mon popur char for the confirinci room, th reception Mn. the office. W&I_ n Stu and Contoud seat and back. fliled with thick loam for listing comfo A qual hiir by Kroehler AvamIab m Acado Black end Gold Manufacturer's price 11440 George /'i Q;~Kx~ ~ - --- _____ - 11) (IIIU \f 1O\ Iferald Staff Writer Vol - SI hibM £Sñ ___ ThePlaneOWedto 125 knots 1"1 T*o No Slintiol Fall LOU came / E . As •. sold th ree-q uarters of them ordered for a customer and wh en they in he did not ty and a quanti caq MW opensideuoors ofUAjrForce ________________ side nks and a 13O .. --r-- - _ arms. - ~ I like the color. Some of these have been unpacLid and usod on the floor L.Irial tomfoo their, alle fair d. final far samples uscal offil Walml Extro Wp W knins II tau Mal we 1 PChUte b_ -' il ) 'A -,~a has more thanSEVEN_HUNDRED upholsted chain - -- _ -, - ivi tans ~ C 9 s chairs, executive swivel chairs, stenographers' chairs. conference chairs, uees. sofes surplus to our needs some one of a color, some a dozen or more . . . that we have accumulated during the last few weeks. iCleanf UZI AM on the open sea their wet Sffl ch n strapped on 15pound packs COfliflIng not only I 'v F- life. ci rcli ng 1,500 feet above, --___- _--.---_ _ - - - -- -- - MIEW00111111 i __________________ L - rle Assi tin . U nits I . I - - - Thursday. Nov.8, _ i Al'or Force Pararescu e :: _~Z7~ _ - ,, ,__ ____________________ 8--iheSan(ord Herald i JIUITIU - - it would take approximately 60 seconds 0 mntrs isasubje4t, don t you feel its worh more t1luin 100 %ords'.' bui I it folks' _____________ _____________ - - __ - -M ______ �_ ___ ______ __ ___ - - - _ __ - - - ___________ __________ __ - _________ -- -- - - - ______ - — N _ - 2A—The Sanford Herald _ -- - Friday, Nov 9, - I County ; 1 ___ I i iht I • onvcit "you'd bet they e as a major obstacle to ato our own histo." 'man's liberabon" Belgian paIcipants 10 The growing international I on meeting gave The socimovement of priests and lay. ated Press deils of the men in faoc of a wnrld social agenda .snd political revolution is meetIn a working document - 4 - ' L J -!-L±=J ken vith it and gien up hope of _________ - - - ____ a his arguritenti. A concrt suit of my rearch and rears of study, Ibecame convinced Lame forward 1k had been drunkard, and his iransfor that Jesus Chnst was not on - - -- - - - 1 worldwide assembly next year planned to denounce Church in Genea, Switzerland imperialism and its constraint This group wants to fight cm Individual freedom." within the Cnurch, contrary to The Catholic rebels claim ti - r =_________________________________ - - -- - _-1 - -- L- Vatican i'uerarcly - - - - dom in daih life politics - - - ('tunt toIl1IIiIioners forth S((Oflu turn turned d for a zoning to rmfe taunt) tointnissiontr (,reg Druinmond has branded oppressive" a seUlon of the only the Saviour of the town • lie did not say a word 1k world hut that lic was my an Saiour too and being thus only siartd to N orange. "Stop acting like a convinced, I wrote Ben Hur," By sheer (ore o(obsca. fool" thundered the scptI • something to lion, Lcw Wallace was con . • "r1ifloie iO.Iu arn ,interstote 4 MLimonte Sorin 's in re tfl wee 3 IU) turned tlon ' tii rcer or annexation and rezoning of the Chines C (lies ice r Id 1lollo 1nestments lnc said the thret to have the section changed or homeowners at least uhised of its implications I)rumiiiond iId the code penniLs an in dividual homeowners to consuct a house, but bans a neighbor or a son from assisting Iiitn Quoting from the code that states, 'h , the orange 1k asked flow in Psalm 107 4), Whoso is about it? Was it sweet or wise, and will cb!crve things, sour" 'how should I ccn they shall understand Uoau intersettior, would reei%e water and seer servce, and fire Protection From AlLuiionte Springs siStLd a lather who alkns his son to help him would be guilt) of a rnisdeameinor 'The slate attorney agrees with me," Urumrnond said ne r tn d it fflhtrs from the surroun(lin1' rt is prot stt d Th r I iitl I' r I - aiul1ini on a $26,000 land investment - ______________________________________ Eldon Simmons and Btshop and Mrs. Joel The rebels many Christians are 1y, sident of Society of y parcularIy objected to Priests for a 1 ree Ministry— Church influence on Spain and __________________ - 1 - worWw1deGenea1974meeting society through Catholic ____ - ____________________________________________ ' ______ — - ______ .gE -4 Rftznzr" wil' be held at -'______ ____ ____ - i - ________ -- -'- .- -4w-# - .-', - — ¶ 4 - 4 - Holy budget will be discu.ed and sing served 11 30 am to 1 30 pm in chargeol thesupper 3jt Booths will feature plants, by Mrs Betty Kozumplik books, handwork, white ies Guild elephant items and homemade ' Wiu a usiness meeang 1hes ___ ___________ ___ - -- ___________ p - teenagers 8th through 12th grades wall be held Dec 7.8 at the church The overnIght 3"! 1 _4F*! _ - : & ______ - -- - - i — z _________ _____ - - - -. - r- tht itt(Jffl1) 4 pa Y S Keep" was theme of the 72-page history of the -. - -- - --- - _i _____________ ____ _______ _____________ _______________ - - ____ ByJANECSE Church Editor - ' tin Anyone familiar with the Book of Acts and the letters of -- I --- 1 I Iiiimond said county departments by' members from DeBary and The breakfast property lie said the answer may be to 19, he said ngreofpanrj4 'art lovers -- L - ' On as N1 5 a homes In other action Kimbrough was named liaison representati.e for (he Sanford long Kaufman was appointed arbor inspector at a salary of $7,904 annually Wi1i1uns said Kaufman, currently a administrator H N Parmalee will coor- agriculture lromtheUnhersttyof i'lonida at avel on fool, donkey _________________ or The Hope Circle of the United tung celebrated on the third ANCIENTCORINTH IN GREECE where - ' FanrnLrs Home AdmInistration The position was athertused, but no a plications were reeied by the county The board canceled regular meetings which would have been held on Christmas anti ,l, --'- - - - - -, , _ -, _ __________ ___ ______ ___ fhrt rhricinri oflvert in Ft:rpe, ;r1 her hnnt fdT.Lr I - i ______________________ j- - - ,- - - "Y"' -titt ___ 'Ii .- ) 1 -. 1"i - - - ,- - ' __________ - sh1 He was Sanford Adventist - trLrn srr.pk to oorak The have len -- - - ___________ - service san mnecal services emergency relief arni - — - - ithut (iuj ihr Is (or ,U _ Ecw Iii rilil i(pf Saturda , -_ N - .* 'P' ____ (. - ___ "tr'' - 1. - $.i8J1 CISS S19V P4 d .i$Santord Fiovda mu WreSc Ulerald Photos by Jane Casselberry.i _________________ - --- -= -= -.- S L I S OS , I '4 Ii 0 0 H irbar i J Brown Williiin E Brumbaugh F.MBER 8,1973 Be Mazic I Burke Florence Glazier Ruth B. Watson, DeBary A%(I,C( SA,L Melissa (,. Og1esb, Lnttr,ilIi'iui DeBa • Margit Augustine, Deliary prise Barbara Browr lake Albert S lwis Deltona _ ra . C e Monroe --. .e ,ary MaryE Duncan, Longwood Cila Alvarez fampa Anna Solari Winter Srmgs Mathulds Johnson, Longwood - I J All _________________________________________________________ cident (Herald Photo By Mark Weintz) ''r- uiiforivaatj ef11 I fl Oi e you necti SIDNEY THOMPSON n recovering fm a _ Feeling pretty good and I hope to get out and do some work on / _______ _____ / - Priced fora \ --I, - t -,-- -• •• ----- $ I --- -.-- -.-= I • _ 20 Cu. Ft. of Storage Room' -- ____ - FREE DELIVERY 1100 FRENCH AVE SANFO We handle our own accounts FRIDAY TIL9 PM and raping the woman Sept 18 bdl Park, I)eltoni gue,it artist, .- t _______ old Ntw York woman 1ocr , r,- _______ l (sotpel Sing, 730 p in, All SOULS Fall FesUva, Su report tards will be gien to the case in the court of Circuit po day at church grounds, 9th and sisiting parents Sanford tiic (enter Jiitfrt Prt Mtrrgor , 'ds, pnizi Wt or'd by I reulani 1)cfense Oak, h 1fOriI niord em n,iI Ai nl(HOP i(mrnittp to supper ltxic Mttrn, 21, Ut 2 Bax A.socaUun,730pm,Cultaral SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 ForestClty ' I 730 pm, scho('t auditorium locked this week anti could rn" L_Deltons - h.s I Rape Trial Ends 730 p mu or information call boutique, novelties, plants, 8349212 I F Willianson is scheduled to eturn borne today fm the -- ____ S!NC(--lUll 'l _--- — - _______ • _____________"• bound car was forced off SR46 west of Sanford by a uck, according to (''u'1'.' - — hawthorne incumbent, hlay Sambrook '_L& - ROBERT STONE, 20, and his wife, Judith, were tr&ited tlav at amon o Springs X' ut!it, nd iiika c Si. John containing the tomb of the j. - - - ____ motorist who escaped a fatal rxash s&mgermtoTwkes onema siit thedeswhere u I 3 irt' Ip rr' " W) J• - ADU LTS 53 00, STUDENTS $2 00 (selberr - ________ c' thurchandwaseee'edontheeof[meijjns martyrdam __________________ _____ I ) -- _______ Mrs Hawthorne said the Smothers, John Yamnitz and election for the term will be John A Zacco for the city listed separately on the Dec 4 ouncil The two highest otc - Sanford Seventh da Adventist Churth will b all boat Esen nhmg from rp ' ' r Ptil w -i rit of U' procon.sul b the irate JeWS ________________ - didate qualifying period fr the assume offite tae da, alter the year ntinaimng in the expired election Win term extends to term of Councilman Richard Jan 1975 Win, who died Sunday, will Other- offices listed on the _____ Ingathenng in the community - ThIfl Oa6D, ___________________ — Knowles to determine the county shcsild participate in the $15,000 feasibility study for the reglonalsewerstem (or orthSemiqole County Vihlensatd commissioners In work session ew members will be receIved Sunday at the 11 a m In th morning sow your serilce at Community Uniteci Methodist and a eenhng withhold Church be a iot your hand; for you do not ' Casselberry There will bthed (rb arct musei Jets, bs, and cndse shim provide transportation for _____ ________ Fawav Pza Drugs ____ __ :- -- -•;'---- Only $1.50 ...afluIua,es nave 7 Lays City Clerk Ma - mon3ontheirm1sstrywns __ - fI L nition LIM ou bce excr I tffluent pumps have electrical power and a chenucal analysis has been made near the eaporatlon pond The plant site has also cleaned up- and weeds cut, he said. cia! will help herald Photo by Elda Nichols) _______________________ _____________ board three months with mobile homes placed in arcaswithnosewirs no water aaiIable and no electricity lie said the only'• answer is to stop the b he uncomforthble. ' '4 MRS. Frances Lovestrand, Bear Lake Elementary third level teacher, operation as ordered by the count) s utility of music and youth at Deltona, the presentation is macic will present the musical Solst will be Berky program 'Natal High" in the Fine, member of the church Fllnhinrflnfl . • • • an a swen , ' a ,j,JiUflO,C board meeting at 930 am POl%OWin2 the luncheon the Sarah and Martha CirrJes wW meet at the chUFch at i ""." Lutheran - - - •f-. working, the electrical problem has been at t regiuiar i r ,•4 4 - t - =' - for a IItJD" J Ceo-San Utilities, located on I orest Cit in No Ore is no structures," Knowles said. Thequestionhereisuse ' - nah hItIttaway said 100 violations of the make reserat1ons for the all UMW at 10 Wed. church Thanksgi,iig dinner of nesday following an executive - WAThR WEIGHT -____ ems dedlers from plating mobile homes Reddin Gardens houses im__-' and cannot be intcrpreted apart OsookAre. Group will meet at 7:30 PZTL TheLuCarboflC1asw1jlho1iJa - - rriday, Nov 9, 1973-3A lerrace—projects with 199 both' front and hack exits, revision - of- the building code to escapes. units built in ll at a cost of SIIA board mcmber (eorge require fire exits for second You can't write codes to $2 6 million—meet city building Brown charged "JIUD doesn't floor apartments but City sornt one's specific use of j- - irittrlrit4ititui lihi tIflj The winner's receive FloIIdaDlOCesetobehekINoy Restaurant A member 01 the 13 and 14 will be M Randall Fada ghway Pa1 Will be Chase Ted Drawdy and Ie P the speaker Moore Tuesday and Wed Twenty fi%e young people nesday servires will not be held from the junior and senior Mo i e ome Pr Assistant County Atty Howard Marsee are Youth The public is cordially be atterJed b men 'and hi invited school ho 'a ifum the chur Thternwljlsutina ou in Community • The Fisher's of Men Club Of I- _- T t at the First United exercising the greatest Delegates to the annual Church will meetfor breakfast ______ aetic director, and sponsor for the cheerleaders have also Sanforu, Thursday, lam to6 members to the board of Sunday BillRenfroe,studentat members _____ - first United pm followedbythemeetlngat The Youth Choir of Deltona An award will be given the -- ,_ Williams its representative on the region;,! ala breakfast Saturday at 7:30 willspeaktotheannualfoctbafl and games for the children Beginning at 5 30p m Holy Cross -, - _____ - _________________________________ _________ Bradford Dinsmore IS pastor. - NOV 0 ,• 7. '7fl DII opposition to the proposal on utility seriice I :- — Sll: executive director Ith projects are of twstory inent," he said, city specifies only one exit for lhoinas Wilson lii said construttion Other public SIIA munbers called for a send floor apartments, he I hursda that Itedding Car housing projects in the cit) are joint ineting with Sanford City said, however, the city has no proposing to replace present wtucfi limmt women's rigiits _________ -- - , inoKn AurIty,i dangers tO mediate temporar fire tonant's lives, has sthrd a of housing and Urban escapes 3uch dS emergency such a meeting" oserlooke(I" ill touction of - - -- It On - = meet this month th Lyon, %ieWOftoperatIonsofhtsto France, to challenge the stni without nng the risk lure and the bcin ndemncd histo (r ----- - - - Fire rscupe Funds Sought Co1T) m I S S I!C) fl • By Mhet A Guid Melter Georgia ' I - _ - The Sanford Herald uT ___________________________________ - ________ - - _ _ ___ _ _ C llWIIi iii'uii' r • '' ' '" - ' - - - W% 'TJ - ________ _________ -_ �= 4A—The Sanford Herald Defense - , ' ' - ' - - - - - - - I --- - Huntinq M _ .. ", Cox Crew !.~~ W--~4" 1 a-. I - .. .. . 5--.. ;51 iviuuie S -7 Jr Ea ^t War Struggle For main European allies, at odds over the Middle East. are struggling to preserve the North Atlantic alliance to serve its basic purpose joint defense against any Soviet threat. Both U.S. and European diplomats are keen to keep the North Atlantic Treaty Organization alive. They point with satisfaction to its success in keeping them together at current conferences with the So viet bloc on security, cooperation and reduction of forces. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is sending a deputy to receive his Nobel Peace Prize on Dec. 10 while he attends his first meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels. headquarters, has been meeting regularly to put the statement together. One diplomat at NATO headquarters, beset by recriminations among the allies on Middle East policy, suggested, "Events of the last few weeks certainly indicate that redefining the alliance might be a good idea." The October Arab-Israeli war has underlined one thing: It is hard to get the alliance to operate beyond its original aim of defense against the Soviets and impossible to do so on short notice in a situation where the allies see their interests differently. The European allies, especially France and Britain, argued that the United States does not depend on the Arabs for its oil but they do. So the United States could afford to support Israel, but they couldn't. Ia (çJrnØII, 1173 by te.I,d Putwrr 3)nthcaI.'. Mc u WASHINGTON The flew the case against Gerald was • special proseculor. Leon suppressed. Kisingers Spending Sec. Jaworski, has inherited a number of unfinished in retary of State Henry vestigations that could es-n- Kissinger last month threw a I, barrass the man who ap wingding, which has State pointed him. I)epartinent officials whisThe task force left behind tling at the extravagance. by the ousted Archibald Cox When the invoices came in, has been prying into eVery- according to internal docu. thing from President Nixon's ments in our possession. (ispersonal finances to the cal officer Richard Murray $100,000 cash offering from called international conbillionaire Howard Hugheslerences director Murray Nevi There have been other Jackson to express his awkward inquiries not men- astonishment. A major topic will be a new statement on AUerie programs. The Junta Marxist government. COPLEY NEWS :The bash was held at New however, was convinced Uat tioned in the press. The relations among the allies, a less pretentious says it took rower because It Cons dering Chile's strong Allende — with external special prosecutors were York City's Metropolitan version of the New Atlantic Charter Kissinger The military junta thatbelieved the economic strength democratic traditions, It was Communist support — was questioning witnesses, for ex- Museum of Art, where the proposed last April. overthrew Salvador AUencie's of Chile's middle Class was regrettable that the experiment determined to retain power, ample, about a whispered black-tied led diplomats were j being destroyed by the in constitutional Marxism even to the extent of government in deal between the Prc-sident around, the Fountain seated The North Atlantic Council, made up of the susnding "organized chaos" of the ended in violence. The is and still formulating its policies f' Alabama's Coy. George of the Muses. The pool was Junta, elections, allies' permanent representatives at NA TO Wallace. but it can adorned with garlands of It's known that NixonO su rned that (11 0(% I:rtn'rv and large h.i.k:t ti' an / rHouHT it1 WEE FAR OUTS' eager to keep W llace from and begin of flowers. The (lowe. bill to p o e "I HAVE WHAT IT TAKES" runningasathird-partycan- alone cost the taxpayers an away from the extremes or q It didate in the 1972 presiden- eyebrow-raising $7,983, socialism. This is borne out by tial campaign. For Wallace ..;- The guests dined elegantly the fact that most of the Chilean was a spoiler who, as an in- on smoked trout, roast filet of companies taken over by the dependent, would hurt Nixon v(al, bouquet of vegetables, state during the Allende regime but, as a Democrat, would mixed green and avocado were returned to private i-t 4N, throw the Democratic race salad. Brie cheese and lemon management two weeks after into turmoil. mousse with three California the coup. j_~C ~ A Plane Deal? wines. Tht taxpayers shelled More recently th iunta hic 1. 0 --s. , " deiii $4,385.50 just fur the ou _____ pV a'nnbudecj i's intention oi inviied Wallace to join him catering. returning additional companies on a flight from Mobile to "Wines and Spirits" cost — including those that were Birmingham. No known wit- $3,42 ll,printing costs ran foreign -ownel — to their .r nesses overheard what the $.s7i To reenrd the hash Jlw_ \~ 1 -t . eriginal na c;cnt. Au 40 p (WI) Uhil said to one another for poster its, $222.60 wa V. -. ---# Irins with U.S. ownership are - : H during the plane ride. :.\ I spent on photography. " involved, Otherwise, the new But not long afterward, the government plans to retain Justice Department sudA State Department ownership of the copper denly dropped a tax in4/()/* I -spokesman told us the dinner 'companies which accounted for ( vestigalon of Wallace's ...L' ,.13, was an annual tradition. iC%T -. the bulk of U.S. investment in -brother, Gerald, and the . Before the festivities, " Chile. p1ov?rflor announced he however, the striped-pants . This is encouraging news for wn"ld run for President as a set was heralding the event 41' such firms as International Democrat, not as an indepenas "totally without preceJ . Telephone & Telegraph Corp. dent. .4 dent." and Dow Chemical Co., which -. The special prosecutors N respectively had lost control of cannot prove that Nixon killColson's Coup- It has been *N..'-- - I - " Chilean investments worth $150 ed the tax case in return for a published that former White million and $30 million. Even pledge from Wallace to keep House aide Charles Colson the copper companies can be off a third-party ticket. But tried to pull strings inside the the prosecutors have estab' Securities and Exchange encouraged, since the Junta, lisbed that the White House Commission, which regulates unlike the late President 11 showed a curious interest in the corporate world. We can Allende, is prepared to consider Gerald Wallace's tax troubles now add another jigsaw piece .' compensation for TELEPHONE the before the May 1971 phne to the puzzle. 327 7oi 1 nationalized copper pr operties. 831-9993 ride. 300N. FRENCHAVE , Most important, this an. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Last January, aide Fred Clark Mollenhoff, the tough nouncement should be Malek was preparing recominvestigative reporter who WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher gratifying to Chileans, parserved briefly on the mendations White for President ticularly to merchants, rñanag. WAYNE D. DOYLE House staff. Nixon for the has told the SEC chairman' Advertisi ng Director & Associ,te P4bIi$he' ers a n d businessmen who prosecutors that he was askship. Colson shot off a memo If bore the brunt of the radical FRANK VOLTOLINE. G' ------M by than nr*iito,jfii ri(t In Ltiiak ,1mi,1 I U chief H. U. Haldeman for a 1fl3. urging: JOHNA SPOLSKLAsso..iateEd,t.. report on the Gerald Wallace lax investigation. DAVIDA. BRYANT "When you are putting I • WINIFRED F. GIELOW Mollenho(Iobtajned a sum- together a position paper for Comp:cler Mna-qn9 Edilor mary of the investigation the President, would you JRICHARDS from the Internal Revenue please record me as favoring DEWEY ROBINSON Service, Sports Editor he said, and BradCook.Eventhoughheis Circulation Manager delivered it to Haldeman, young, he is well ex perienced Copley News Service JANE CIASSELBERRY in politics, he knows th e CornIncome Omitted ROY GREEN As a long-time and plumbing systems need 1 RUI inhabited by group of cultists. COuv'ly Editor The audit division had mission and would be able to A4yft,,qc Manager replacing. E!tste--!oeses i(i Quiet neighborhood: everyone on . found th at GrakI Wallac. move immMlat.lv nn nm. of vlten.sjve exoerience In hnnu.. a!OaP f''n4eb!e hest: øII*r%, authorities "iViflf4'mS O(ItflSWfjAP,ç aliegedly had omitted legal- the very sensitive problems r'i.ca riir ''Jng (mace soppt ng, I've lied directory If small baby cries lightly1 dn fee income from his tax the Cminbiou has. i think SutIy Editor Mec,*anIca i Supt of related terminology complete Separate laundry room: area of barks, etc. ' returns in 1967 and 1968. After he would also be totally wi th interpretations for the layman. basement cleverly sreeried wi th Perfect home for children: deducting large losses from responsive here...... CHRIS NELSON RALPH HAYS ba mboo curtains, Bright-airy livin g room: no storm already a wreck so why wor ry. his cattle farm, he reported a PMga:r Edtor Cramp Room Foi'ernr windows. All draperies remain: draperies Pool: the plasti c wading vanity, total taxable income of $109,Cook got the job and Colson are 40 years old and harbor ,ssor eIJ Cozy di nette: a 3x3400t space BILL VINCENT. JR., Beautif ully Landscaped: two small 944 in 1967 and $65,980 in 1968. went into private practice RAY STEVENS moths, spiders and mildew between the stove shrubs and a petunia t.eJ Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman The case was referred on Not long afterward, Colson Designed for large family: bar. Twin-size bedrooms: Siamese. Wooded: one spindly maple January 20, 1970, to Internal want ed Charles K. M. Mallo' Delightful playroom: basement nilke and impossible to heat, sapling SUBSCRIPTION RATES Revenue's crack intelligence ry ap pointed to an SEC post. floor painted. Home Delivery Designed for small family: one55c Week division, which handles This was urged $7 40 Month Heavily wooded: two spindly by Colson's Ui 7O6 Mont hs rooln cottage complete with Murphy $ 71 40 Year Delightful rumpus room: maple criminal investigations. A law partner, Charles Morin. bed and hot-plate. grou p of agen ts from various who ba.remcnt floor tiled, Forested: three spindly maple plead ed in an internal By fi in Florida Same s 4ine Delivery Delightful Southern offices, assigned to memo: "In short, let's get this -4 0 family Ideal loation for home-office or room: saplings, the case, reported allega. guy wallboard on the basement walls, shop: this is business zoning and a Exqu is ite view: of neighbor's O-rMa ,i 5? 7O Moth 6MOnPh 518 0 i I? mOS $37 tions that the Wallace turn th at job or Cook may One and a hail baths. there is a used car lot is going in next door, picture WIndOW, into a disaster for us" brothers had used their law U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions shower frg''jp 1Jp4 Zoned for horses: this Is farm furnace. Conveniently loca ted: between a t.i' pad in ativane firm to receive political zoning; large pig farm lies due Old-fashioned homey kitchen: a iB3 station and a taco StS.fld. Morin urged that Cook E r'ter ed .s second ciai,s matter August 22. $905 at the Post kickbacks and that Gerald "ought to be pump and a woodburnlng south, prevailing breezes also stove, CI05 to school: either just within remind ed of how t"tiC of Sanford, F!reda 3777) had (ailed to report all the in Original, antique construction: so'itherly. the one mile walk-to-school Limit or 'he got the job and how he come that came to him N par? ot any mdterlal. ne*s or advertising of thiS edition of spit and wattle. large attic easily completed as right next door to the playground, almost did not get the Job" through the law firm The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner Tropical Florida room: a back tlree extra bedrooms plus bath: lake your choice, An indignant Mallory anThe White House had all per m-sson Of t he publisher of The Herald porch. provided one's family includes a Adjacent to golf rs cou e: your Any individual cr firm responsib!e for such reproduction will this information before flounced he wasn't "going to Gracious, enclosed entryway: a crew of carpenters, a plasterer, sliding glass doors wilJ beshattered be considesid intrnçng on The Heralds copyright and -' President Nixon met with dance to anyone's tufl,"0 front procK electrician, plumber, heating iae at least twice each summer. II dirrae under the a George Wallace in the spring resigned under fi re on Ma',. Wall to wall carpeting throughout: engineer, and painter. G0cid transporta ti on: located one('CPpt of 1971. Not long afterward, 161 h, enhanced with doggie mL'takes, Playhouse In yard: leftover fort half block from large jet air Letrrrrbr o PP Assoc i ated Press h,ch is The H'4c1 t.ajpts, cigarette burns and f constructed by 9-year.okPioy. minal, directly benea th heavily used entitled el(iJs1t toHe jse lOr reproduction o all the local An tique fixtures: en tire wiring Unusual decoration: formerly flight path. • ,*,., PS ne.%spper Private Ovvnership Restored Chile Headi ng On A Course . - \ ~5 ,.i - 4, - - 'anfar rra11 41 '-------' - Real Estate Ads Revisited New House Hunting Terminology - fr ri ;".,ij .- - - - - - - I - ___ Herald Area Correspondents '- -, - ______________________________ .. - ____ - _________________ iongwood - - - - - Bear Lake Fort City G ra ce Spinks 831 80S2 .•-. - - - - J__- - .- Deitona DeBary -• - Enterprise Fannetle Ed-ards : - — - .• - - Lr Geneva Ov i edo - - S(aVIJ - LIZ 349 57(ts Mrs.Ctarcr,c,-, __ - - - - - - - Atlamcjnte 3-nq F'rh Nicho ls - — ____________________ - -- cf- Lake Mon rc* 327 76 11 668 6363 2 ______ Black Community rM 5418 . 831 99S9 - - r__ -- - Winter Springs Nanc y . J ---- -- - -- ------ - -- . i— ..__._ _ --- - _ • -!-- - Casielbcrry Fern Pirk ixth Certainly the double check applies to the powers of Congress, The Supreme Court, by early historic precedent, may eclare acts of Congress unconstitutional an hence invalid. A president may veto congressional action. Even if that veto is overridden by a two-thirds vote. He may find ways to frustrate what he deems unwise moves by Congress Though 4 \ lower court ruUn: ar.! mixed, presidentshave often defied Congress by inaction or impoundment of voted lundi, And it is entirely conceivable that the Supreme Court may, when the issue is presented starkly, sustain such impoundment. The double check upon the court system itself is plain, even If it be conceded that it works more slowly. Congress may institute amendments to the Constitution wnich, it supWASIINGTON(NEA prTd hv th' l'-vi -IIUII' iii The U.S. ConstituUori itself, plus a lung series of Supreme can alter the rues govertlngthree-Iourili.s (if the SO court decisions. Most presiCourt decisions, seems to point unmistakably to the notion dents, especially if they serve two terms, get more than one that t - dck. aid halanres among the three branches of chance to alter the makeup and legal orientation of the government should be broadly interactive. Supreme Court b making new appointments, though these, President Nixon Is acting, however, at If the power of Con- of course, are su ject to nate confirmation and this now greas to impeach him were the only valid and necessary and then modifies their Infl uence. check upon him in the conduct of his office. Guided by 'h?s It is also highly significant that a president almost wholly lawyers in the crucial struggle over the release of his tapes commands the appointive power affecting the fed eral court relating to the Watergate case, his basic argument appears system at lower evels. This gives him a strong counterto be hat he is immune to the commands oft e third branch, weight, despite the fact that some v isible limits exist. Judges the court system. are rcmovable for varying kinds of misconduct, and changes But the O.S. Court of Appeals already has told him, in sup- in hs authority can be instituted by constitutional amendporting U-S. District Judge John Strica's order to the presiment or, in some instances. ongresstonal statutory action. dent to turn over the tapes for judicial study, That he has no Clearly the cycle of intrractive checks and balances would such immunity. The appeals court accepted Sirica's view he- inempkte if the Presidency were to he exempt from that there are uinple legal precedents inJicatin that a judicial constraint. Nothing in the historical record suggests 1'r'sdent may be subject to court restraint as well as that it i& legislative censure and removal by impeachment. In that Mr Nbnn' !'! th ',':t- t' Bruce Biossat ____________________ II 11111 i1i'l'!IIJ II - On presidential check-bouncing ' ' - —. CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. (AP) Work crews today continued the lengthy lob of replacing eight defective stabilizer fins on the Sy1ab 3 rocket, Their goal is to complete the task by Sunda) so the space agency won't have to postpone the launching — second time. Discovery of small cracks around bolts in the eight fins forced officials to postpone the shot from Saturday until next Thursday. They said the cracks most likely were caused by salt air corrosion. The first nine-foot-long fin was removed Thursday after a four-hour operation. Several more hours were rquired to re-place it. The fins are being changed one at a time. The space agency said if the Saturn lB rocket had flown with the cracked fins, it might have blown up in flight. Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and Edward C. Gibson observed the start of repair work Thursday after a space suit fitting here. Then they flew to Houston's Johnson Space Center to practice some phases of the flight in spaceship simulators. If there are no further delays, they will return to Cape Canaveral Tuesday to prepare for launching at 9:37 a.m. EST Thursday. They are to spend a record 85 days on man's third and final visit to the orbiting Skylab station. -..- (n ~o~ -1 Pay Boost By IM)NNA FSTI'S Herald Staff Writer I currently paid for employes while $936,000 is budgeted. With end of the federal economic stabilization period Nov. 13, Baxter said pay raises can be given beginning Nov. 15. City F' - .I - - - - - M.TAMONTE SPRINGS 'C Unallocated salary funds I totaling $67,500 were recomI mended to be used For pay council indicated they will take raises for 121 city employes by action on the request Tuesday Comptroller Denver Baxter in a night. He recommended beginning workshop Thursday night. Baxter said $868,000 is police salaries be increased from $6,760 annually, to $7,540, beginning firemen from $118 I 11 - - .. ... . weekly to $236, refuse workers Irommi 98 to $I 12 cckly and ~0. I - I --_ -I - _- ~___ . I _-__. across the board raises to the other employes. _____ IA, Excepted from the pay raise l were the comptroller, Public .1 - 1~ I I _ --'* Works Director Donald Bundy, City Atty. Joe Davis, member —p I of e council and the mayor. In addition, lie urged police LAKE BRANTLEY DECA INSTALLS OFFICERS inc?ntive increases of $250 _________ N'.'.!'_!' J)istriiuti uueniumi .iik Budenski, 'ice president; cnd Chris .uaaiy to those with A Texas oil driller who quit associate's degrees and $500 to program was initiated this year at Lake Garlick, secretary. Other officers include his job to work for a f;lcnn W. those with bachelor's degrees Brantley High School with Jerry Lowery Sandra Van Dc Valle, treasurer; Cheryl Turner cosmetics firm said and six per cent average merit (right) as coordinator. Recently installed CDE Williams, reporter; and Frank Fogarty, persons wouldn't buy his mink increases for all ernpk,yes.officers are from left, Karen p:irliarnentaran. Reilly. prcidcnt; iii ever. thuuh h e drove(i er a Baxter said the new salary hundred miles every day in his schedule will put Altamonte (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Cadillac. Springs in the median range "If I knowed it was gonna among the cities of Florida, Ke ep Your turn out like that, I'd never got In other business, City Atty. WHATCHA MACALL IT into it," Floyd Riley, 61, of To Joe Davis said the lawsuit Warm With A l,evellantj, Tex., testified against the city filed by Earl By MARTIN Cl(LTSINGEII of four-cylinder vehicles and Wednesday during a federal Downs and Jim Russ charging In Miami, \olkswagon dealGeneral Associated Press Writer lowered thermostat settings in ers reported an upsurge in per. ;.riC ct mail fraud trial of Turner and the city with polluting the Shopping centers announced public buildings. sons coming in to 'discuss purs'ven co-defendants, 0 Wekiva River was dismissed drastic cutbacks in Christmas Riley said he took the advice The commission also said the ihasing a small economy car WEATHEPTROU Thursday. Davis added, of a Turner distributor who told however, the two men could lighting, state workers un- county should investigate the and marina fuel docks said they HEAT PUMP screwed light bulbs in the Capi- use of solar water heating for u're being forced to turn away him to quit his job and buy a refile the suit, CALL. tol and some county employes public buildings. fishing boat captains, who were Cadillac in which to make salesHe asked consulting PLUMBING & engineer ,Acre ordered to drive slower as The largest shopping center already being rationed to ;ills, HEATING, INC. Bill Palm to collect information Riley said his town of 12,000 on sewer plants other than the Floridians began to feel the in St. Petersburg announced gallons of fuel at a time. 3fl-S62 1DOI S, Sanford lighting was being cut back 60 had seven distributors For one in Altamonte Springs which crunch of the energy crisis, Roth public and private see- per cent and that Christmas Turner"- cosmetics firm, dumps effluent into the Wekiva tors in Florida reacted follow- lights in the center, the Tyrone -. ' -' Koscot Interplanetary Itiver. ing President Nixon's national Square Mall, were being reCosmetics, Inc. speech -speech asking the country to stricted to 2.5 watt bulbs. Riley said he even hired conserve energy. St l'etersburg Mayor C. RanB* m yaw young women to help him In PompanoBeach, the city dolph Wedding proclaimed Nobill after they found out what TYPEWRITER commission voted Thursday to sember "Alternate Modes of it was, they wouldn't have any. or ADDING (-alicel the annual Christmas Transportation Month" and thing to do with it." boat parade which in years past urged citizens to use public MACHINE Riley, one of five Texans who has attracted up to 100,000 transportation. " appeared as government witspectators. In a NEW NIBBON Tallahassee, workers nesses 'l'hursday, said his Cad"Sometjmes we have to give toured state office buildings. ilIac vas repossc-ssed. $ 95 things up in the interest of the unscrewing every other light I., — 1 nation as a whole," said Mayor bulb in corridors and cutting -lu W34 Williammi Alsdorf. the nummiber of Ilourscerit tubes iAl.l\hlASSEE, Fla. The Orange County Comnmis- in half. Rep. Marshall Harris says Air conditioners were also -'MI renewed discussion between the sian passed Thursday a 12-point a lks Set squabbling Parole arm] Proba- energy conservation measure turned off, prompting some :2glorge St a t lion Commission and Correc. which reduced the speed limit state employes to open windows tions Division was about the for county vehicles to 50 miles to the 79-degree breezes or Today , an hour, ordered the purchase day only iiusi[ive iw-oduet , MIAMI (AP) Talks were to st'te's latest effort at prison re - -- ' - :- - - - - Minkoil Sel in 9 th FizzIes -- -- a \ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I API - Gov. Reubm Askew and the state Cabinet will make a helicopter tour of the Big Cypress area after a public hearing in Naples next Tuesday on the proposed freshwater preserve. The hearing will be on a state Planning Division recommendation that 858,000 acres in and around the swamp be declared an area of critical state concern. Askew has asked those planning to testify at the hearing to limit their comments to five minutes to enable as many people as possible to speak. The hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. In the Naples 1. High School auditorium, J)- 3 - - - - - Move On Save Energi .- WALL - - - - - Prison - Big Cypress Tour - - - ''' " - Ref o r m Sq u a bble ---- - .,f~.'• FPL Strike V - T F ur - - - . - — Surname Bill TAI.LMIASSEE, Fla. l All , Rep. Elaine Gordon, D. Miami, said today she filed a bill to allow women to keep their surnames after they marry. The bill also would allow women to retrieve their former name any time after marriage and would give men the option of assuming the surnames of their wives. - While tren have "some divine right to retain their names without expending time or energy to do so," women must "battle discrimination and tremendous obstacles" for the same privilege, Rep. Gordon said. Site said clarification of present laws is needed because judges interpret the statutes as requiring a woman to take her husband's name although no statute specifically calls for it. Millionaire Secretary MIAMI A Ii EveR n Mitchell, a secretary who inherited $1 million, a palatial estate and a huge trust fund from her late tycoon boss, has (lied at age 61. A Virginia tiative who never attended college, Miss Mitchell started out as a plumber's secretary and rose to become the right hand woman of Arthur V. Davis at Alcoa Aluminium Co. "I've worked all my life and now I'm having fun," she said in a rare interview in 1971. "And I'm not going to k'ave a dime." However, her estate is substantial and much of it s'll go to charities, a probate firm spokesman said. After Da vis retired (rim Alcoa as its chairman of the board, he moved to Miami and soon became Dade County's largest landowner. Miss Mitchell said she did everything from keeping him company on elicopters to mixing his martinis. Miss Mitchell had a guideline for her role with the multiLit neids It, he (h'llI' without !)'ir millionaire -- Jelly Bean Heist ~ AV May Get - Skylab Work Continues Ncv. 9, 1973- -- 5; -- TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (Al') Sen. Richard Deeb, fl-St. Petersburg, says he will introduce a bill in the 1974 legislature to reopen the records of University faculty tnenibers to public inspection. I Ii, :.aid to' would seek to repeal a clawe which he said was sneaked into the omnibus education bill passed by the 1973 legislature to allow personnel files of university faculty members and staff to be confidential "I can't see why the records of employes of the governor, employes of the legislature and all other state employes are open to public inspection while those of college faculty are somehow considered sacrosanct" Deeb said. Se 144"~_ IL - Records Of Faculty Fric$a', r:rnpiuyes I - - - tt) It, NIA I,.., The Sanford Herald as M RJU rh-r,ttn p-, j ;. 't S -• iAl,LA}IA5SF:f:, Fla, (AP) Sen. Kennt'tii Plante, R. Winter Park, Is on an lkiay tour of the Soviet Union as part of the U.S.-Sos'it cultural exchange program. Plante, 33, is among five Republicans and seven Democarats sent on the tour by the American Council of Young Political Leaders, - - ,thj) --- Plante On lour _______________ Thr dppqw , .. tn - --- iAIl.AIl\Sf.'F' Ila,(AP) -- State offices will be closed Monday in observance of Veterans I)ay. The federal observance was Oct. 22 as part of the threeday weekend holiday plan, but the Florida legislature set the state observance on the traditional date of Nov. II. 1 1 a i-- - Veterans Day i 1Z =-- News Briefs Allies by Jack Anderson 5 -- - ---------- - SI a N jxonvvaI Iace Deal 'ui 3 BRUSSELS (AP) The United States and its 5. - IIa ir II JA'J1 R=. - --- --- Friday, r4ov. y, iyij Questionable M itA -- .- TAMPA, Fla. (AP) An armed bandit, who thought he robbed a pharmacist of a bag of money, actually made off with a bag of jelly beans, police reported Thursday. Eric Cox, 55, said he had just locked his drug store late Wednesday and was getting into his car wnen he was approached by a young man with a gun. "Give me that bag, the one with the money In it," Cox said the youth demanded. The gunman reached over, grabbed a white plastic bag .1 - - ..-• ,.t r..._'.. ^"" i1b$ fliwl today in the eight-day- rorni. old strike against Florida Harris, I )-Miamni, is coetiair Power & Light Co. bym some 4 ,of a task force appointed 500 electrical workers. - Conserve E nergy : by house Speaker Terrell SesSUIIIS, 1)-Tampa, to examine a TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAPi Federal mediator William here are some of the immeMcAllister called the session booklet entitled "The Final ReAdult diate steps the Florida Energy Thursday to renew negtiations, Port of the Governor's Committee says citizens can which mere broken off last Corrections Reform Plan." take to conserve energy. Wednesday when the InterOfficials of the Health and -Miminize home air condi' national Brotherhood of ElecRehabilitative Services tioning and keep settings at 78tnical Workers rejected FP&I,'s Department. Parole and 80 degrees. contract offer. Probation Commission and -Reduce space heating ternThe major roadblocks to a Administration Department, Vratures to 68 degrees during settlement center on a i- who joined in preparing the the d.ayand3-b degrees lower.at pany.proposed change in work- report last spring, conceded night. week schedules and the in- Thursday it was not a Final but -Lower thermostats toSS di,grees before leaving for a wmtroduction of new equipment only an inital step. ter vacation. which the union says is unsafe. Task force cochairman flit-h-Turn off all lights not in LiSt'. But it was reported Thursday ;ird Ilodes, 1)-Tampa, said. -Reduce bulb wattage ssheri' that F'P&l. will enter the new "It's not even a treat, tIe't' practical. talks wi th a demand that the just determined the shape of the -Eliminate yard lights anti company be allowed to fire em- tabit'." turn on porch lights only ht'n p10)-es responsible for the deTask force members said the expecting visitors. .structlon of equipment during ii wave of vandalism since the report contained no recommended steps toward solving strike began. prison overcrowding and other The union has objected to problems but just outlihed gencompany plans to establish a cral goals that anyone in the Tuesdav.through.Saturday corrt(1jop.s field could agree to work schedule to replace the "u1it 51' are this far behio-i current Monday-through-FrI in a ( rirninal justice plan is itiiv plan. I he Change s ould elimin te troublc. I larris haitI overtime which workers count named the sit-memon as regular income, th union her task force after he retrieved says .i copy of the txoklet in June, Company Proposals to cx- too late for use in preparing the hand the soluntar use of 197,1.74 ituilget. Harris is uhairrubber gloves for linemen imiami 'ii 'he Appropriations • 'I I handling high power lint's has ('omlimnittee and Ilodes chairs also been challenged by the the health and Rehabilitative union as un.sife Services Committee. ft • I - 1.49 each is all you pay for professional color pc)rtra its of your child. Select either large 5x7 , II or set of 4 wal let size, from several poses. - ...0111 - .- -- - Last day . • - tomorrow! • - , - - - . 1 .. - - 1 2 ct* -. pioloa'ied togethet' 1A9 such Child - -. -"'- Al portraits deli vered to you at cu store - . ______ _______ - • Ae lsrmt 12 years - I - K.F. astie Calls New in ihe area? R MORE FURNITURE F I I Call 831-6310 for a warm welcome ...-7-, A - MflU 1 F_ we neve r narg e - - - -- — - - - - c - -- - for handling or delivery. Pixy is available only through JCPennialir, it,,,venney -, — - . �- - - - I --- - - - -- - --- ---- - - -- -- -. - - - --- - -- - -............-- — 1-1 - -. - _________________ - Friday, Nov. 9,19/3 - =-= -I.. - ;—.::r—' i - - - - - I Africa neightor 49 Fernair - ___ - , - , ______________________ . __.. - ___ r - 11 ____ ______________ - --.----:-"------~-~ ~ ____________________ I ____________________ ______________________ - •-- - - -.- - — - still her • - — a lonely -&_____________________________________ ___________ li music and theater, and only wanted a presentable escort I paid them $395, and they guaranteed me two dates a month with a man supposedly selected by computer whose Inter. _____ —i------ . lassical Irmo 1 _____________________ - - - -'a------ _ ________ _____ II Il____ __ ____ ____ __________ )II)n 49 Embankment I V I - - - - - - - ii - I 1 - - - gossip LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Handle duties in the outside world without wss1ing time Improve your credit Learn from some influential person how to become more successful VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Do research work now to make your outlets more successful in the future Plan that triP that will bring you pleasure as well as success S7arrns c-tunnel 34SICLCII 371• sirs mdc 6 5 SOSemipreclous Dean" — 3 - — T I'T — 14 —— - __________ - iuu•• no I ___ -- -=wz $ MODERN COMFORT Miss Jamie Black tests new donut chair made of demin in new Jordan Marsh Store, lfl Altamonte LYlas, (Photo by Elda Nichols) 7:00 (2) - - _-___ _ - " ap - - - - (6) - - -. - - ________ ------- - - - --- - - 1. _____________________ (9) Adam's Rib 10:00 (2) Dean Martin (6) Lilly (9) Love American Style (24) Profile in (44) Urnhakled God's Freedom 10:00 (2) My Favorite Martians (6) Favorite Martian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rargers (13) Movie (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley - Music 11:00 (2) News () News (9) News (44) Night Gallery 11:13 (13) Starcast 11:30 (2) Tonight Show Hour 10:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Jeannie (9) Goober & The Ghost CI'ISWS (24) MisteRogers Movie (9) Dick Cavett (a) (44) Movie 1:00 (7) Midnight Special (9) All Night Neighborhood Movies G 11:00 (2) Sigmur.d (44) News Ci cle -I - I 4 Of Week HOR(r"FE Deltona () MisteRogers Neighborhood (44) Rev. Don Stewart 9:00 (2) New Scobby Doo Movies (9) Super Friends (74) Ses.me Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Peter Gunn (44) Movie 9:30 (2) Brian Keith Show tvl (9) (13) (24) (44) 17:30 (2) (6) (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (41) Wally's Workshop SATURDAY MORNING •',' (6) News (44) The Untduchables 6:30 (2) News Tarzan Movie Cosby Kids 24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) CBS Children's Film Festival (9) High School Football 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:30 4:00 4:30 (44) (9) (24) (13) (2) (6) (13) (24) (44) (6) (24) (13) 113) (44) (2) (6) 5:30 (2) (6) Roundup Combat - - - - . - Sounding Board Movies Zoom Movie NBA Football ElectrIc Ccmpany Peter Gunn Movie Movie Nashville Music Jockey Cup - - _____ _________ -i - -; U - - - P 123 1510 ______________ - FM S - -- --.---•-- -=----______________ - .f-*- .M!L-, 'e — - - • ! ~ _`_r i r , 11 - - r3l ig ~A~ , - 1) 4 ______________________ - - 4 sanowd We Still Have Our. $149 _____ S,ry.dli 310 AM 1.17 10PM LT'J LOUNGE OPEN DAILY INCLUDING - 2 that one Now Showing Plus "Devils Nightmare" _________ precious moment C t*vu.ss ;pi AT 4Iati A HIM Ffl WIQU FAITI PlIgg for ;x10 PORTRAIT a SATURDAY Fri. N. TIMES 2:30-7:30.9:15 - 2)04t10-SSI,7.)O9.10 WHOLE FAMILY FILM FOR THE 4r The most famou children's book the last decade- - Now a motion I picture! WI - ., - , ' e .. 001.0 ' -1 spade iihIh..\J - ' - 'A .--. - 0 N W RUSSO P'%° r. jppj 'A , Y '...NftC &TI low I 8 BecuziySa&, ~I I;:,; J tonotocking ~L_ TO ---'---- . . G. of Men's Haircut I[Complete Styling INGER NILSSON as "PIPPI" 9.1 ullipalm.. _________ 0/IL V One silting per subject One special per family _. 9W 01 11 Groups - $1 00 each additional subject Individuals: $149 each additional subject All ages' babies, children,J adults NO EXTRA No appointment necesury SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Saturday thru Monday j Nov 10th, 11th, 12th PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY: VNIVI, IN I - ; AT ... . . j DAILY 10-8; SUN. 12.7 FRI. &.ilii__ ftIJRSI AREA II 111113 1111 M .3 X "TIlE 11016 AVWG CA T Te.. V Movies EAT OU ; -11 I Buffet 4OT&CO1C ALL YOU CAN EAT ,i.o L:'NNJRPDINNER '2,50 - - Lunch Served 5p.m.TiI7p.m. 2 Hi Balls-70c 11a.m.Til2p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 0 0 so OTTO'S I L y go ri1 IIIJ 0W. ik . . I . i_., , "aao' CEN'AL FLORIDA'S OLDEST ANt.. FINEST STEAK HOUSE SERVING COMpt(Tr OiNN(R'uNrII i - JO A HWY. 17.92 North in I- LHN PARK iNTfPTAI,Mrp,I ?lIGMTV .n tMe LAMPLIGT1k LOUN LUNCH .\_( ,'/rfrrri '.'-;i- WINNER ust rJ / (4Jfltr j Cocktail Hour (;oLI)IiN SPOON AWAI[) LEAVE TH COOKING 'ia If DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. 1:15 (2) Thriller 1:20 (9) All Nile .,.d,t c.as Jtgn VAJI NI,,G POC.' - 49q4640&tbmtA~Oril EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN slog House Of Steak LUNCHEON SPECIAL Delphi Burc,it, (44) Wilburn Brother-. 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11:00 (2) News OPEN 10A.M.TII2A.M. Ph. 831.9321 1 Mile South Big Tree. Longwood E VERYTHURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Bu tter EVERY FRIDAY Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'nDumplins Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread Br Butte Race NFL Highlights Life Around Us I.I 3.wA -' Reese polots slight deception ______ ()rj Hwy 17.92 Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Sutter son W__ . _ Bowling 9:30 (6) Bob Ne.vhirt 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Josie And The 6:00 (6) Grower's - - - (13) Paul Lynde Show 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Movie Holar isI.copi.i Tammy Wynelto Special 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Griff Theatre NCAA Football Electric Company Peter Gunn - - (6) News 7:00 (2) America (6) Hee Haw (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Andersonville Trial 8: 00 (7) Fmmacgencv (6) P11 In The Family (9) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From Olympic 8:30 (6) M-A.S.H (9) Suspense Electric Company Lost In Space Go Fat Albert (44) George Jones. (13) ',:CJ (2) And The Bailey's Comets Yogi's Gang Brownie McGee Needles & Pins (6) Barbra Strisand () Room 222 (13 Football Game - _ (6) 9:00 (2) - Jetson Everythinq Private M'v1 e EVENING (6) News (9) News (44) Night Gallery :15(9) News 11:30 (2) Movie (6) movie (9) Movie (44) All Niti' Show Wide World of Sports 5:30 (2) 'The Explorers (6) Southeastern Football Archie Bourbon Street Inch High 8:30 (7) (24) Sonny, Terry & - - 8:00 (2) LidvIlip (6) Fllnstones (9) Bug) Bunny (44) Chaplain Of (9) Odd Couple - ______ _______ j Chin Chin (74) Sesame Street (44) ChaplaIn Of Bourbon Street 2) - - (44) IRA 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chin And The ).'1ington Week In Review (44) The Bold 8:00 (2) Girl With Something Extra nt 12:00 (2) (6) SIJper'*ir Theatre (9) AFTERNOON (6) The Flitone (9) Saturday Department Brady Bunch (9) Pussycats (9) Mission Magic (13) Peter Gunn (44) The Munsters Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (13) Movie (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) Caluccl's - WORRY CLINIC To Tell The Tth ru (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Chaneje Way (111-1) Mod Squad 1:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood Squares uctim Cet einon - Almanac 6:30 (2) Man And Environment (6) Summer EVENING 1iiI __________ - Friday, Nov. 9,1973-7A elevi sion FRIDAY MEMO - - -- - I r iTj.--- - ç— s-- DELTONA -;~,: ! 1 t ~ f- -~ -- --- I __________ . _* - V ,1____., -- ;___.:,__,;._ .1 1~ (Jan ____ :._:___. .n._.___._-. r —I bills and appearance, then take advantage of some opportunity to have agood time socially. Get shopping done early. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get right (acts to improve conditions and make some outlet successful Help some friend who is having troubles Don't broadcast it around, though. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Gad about with good friends at the hobbies mutually enjoyable State your basic aims and you can be helped in gaining them Avoid Support 29 Make warm stone 3cJlker(teature 5iFinch%erb Mtiuthlike 31 Peruvian Indian OPfliflS 32 Philippine Spanish hero - - - - - TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Improve health and 5%4 6(:nsldlatiifl 4 - - - - .. --- - __"_ % onsuentious1y. Enjoy amusements with the- one you love I) N n hnnd hctccicn V 'i rd he hirpc '20 1 ¶ 18 17' I 'I(.UR Plo t(kt 2 to Nov 21) huw . uitc you art. I ! — 24 fulf 22 il ling your share of any bargains made Get into work 21 —i I necessary in regard to some rtvme miller wi thout further delay. fl- 1, ,- ,-. PD 11/ 1..ii1,, liii,)) & 11(1 1 1 tLIL 1Jt(UttU Lii U SAGITTARIUS (NOV 22 to Dec. 21) Improve your efficiency and clear your desk for bigger things ahead Improve health now for it could cost you much more later. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Forget anxieties and go o ),In d out and have a delightful time. Perfect a hobby. Enjoy the company of some person of whom you are fond Special guest for the evening, By FANNETtE EDWAII[)S AOUARIIIS ?1 t Feb. I'fl1rttakc done at home , Dr. Anthnnv ilnrowki. r.Ltr, itrs'. t'... h,1 II ..A -,jl and forget that desire for fun until they are completed. &,&."l. — whosetoplcforhlsaddresswill Six new ' j12 Imrrove harmony s'd luppineas there Show true devotion coroputer dating and mating services LMoitiy bad, which Problems of Prividing to be ill b d " members 'S (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Ideal day for shopping. PISCL is not sutprbing since people write to me about their bad the Deltona Adequate Hospital Care." Dr. a that :re impor ta . Go -breaks—not their good.) I agree with your lawyer. Respect. Is greatly concerned Professional Burocski and iness Bus O)tO its U 15 * rupr r able women meet decent men thru mutual frfrnds or In tc (ca icc i 5.S ulth th(q ciihiirt in relation in ••• to women LJUU ilL UWII flUX IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY ... he or the will be 4cs'rt r1arc Ifte vn!i,nter nrrnnliitlrm, church PI Lilid Iltilk1r regular uit'etiiig anti iu.r on tli an occult-loving individual who will always act in a magnetic adult education classes. I -Wednesday Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m. will provide an interesting way though appearing to be slow and determined, and will get DEAR ABBY. I am 17 years old and am still a virgin. I - - I excell ent results, provided you teach early to reach right in the Deltona Christian Church insight Into the problems lacing 61 60 This guy Fil call Randy asked me to go all the way with local residenli. decisions through good judgment. Much money can be made on Normandy Boulevard. 1 I — — him. I told him I was saving myself for marriage, and he and education should be sl anted toward banking, lecturing, the Those to be inducted are: All members should make a said I was foolish because no guy wants a virgin anymore. ministry and the like. Much love of humanity here and Innate Fannette Edwards, (of the special effort to attend. Is that' true' kindness. Herald); Eileen Terry, Elects On Saturday, Nov. 17, from 9 Randy signed up for the Navy for four years and he is "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of Bird, Ida Sandlin, Marjorie a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Delton;i leaving soon. Do you think a girl should get that serious POLLY'S POINTERS your life is largely up to YOU! Plaza the Deltona Business arid 4 Smith and Evelyn Piety. with a guy before he goes Into the Navy? 1k probably just Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for This will be a special Professional Women's Club will wants somebody to write to, but I am afraid to get Involved December is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdatc Dinner meeting, hold a combination bake sale with him knowing nc'U be tied up with the Navy for ° and S to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box ii itary strict with Thanksgiving Turkey and and Christmas gift shop long. 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. chicken and all the trimmings, featuring delicious home made Please tell me what to do as I am all mixed up. ((c) 1973, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) cakrs, pies, cookies, candies IN DOUBT supplied by members. on PX abuse Hostesseiwill Include: Emily and items suitable for DEAR IN DOUBT: Slow up, young Lady, or you will be their brides to be virwant In TROUBLE. Plenty of guys Natrass, Minoka Midkiff, Faye Christmasgifts. FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1 73 Packman, Marie Ring, Hits This will be a line time for gins so don't let Randy sell you a bill of goods. He sounds By POLLY CRAMER like an immature, irresponsible kid you would do well To Monaghan, Adele Miiz, Dorothy local residents to secure the Prazek, Janet Omey and Lillian best in home-made pastries and Al stay away from. Moore. Anne Healy, past ttKMTiall "hard-to-find" gifts' DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the civilian rel CAR RO L L A I G HI E R 'S atives and friends of those of us with military privileges president, will be in charge of on their Christmas lists For Abbys new booklet, "What TtCSAgUI wt is or PX who so often think we should shop for them at the the Induction Ceremony and IkOCeC(ls from BPW projcc1' Know," send $1 I. Abigail Van LW commissa ry beause we can "get it cheaper." They do not %' - I erl Imk. cai. Faye Packman will recite the are used for scholarships for seem to realize or care that these hard-earned privileges, from the Carroll Righter Institute orientation on the Club's deserving young women. S including the "free" medical services for our families, can let's help. I Objectives, - By be revoked If one is caught purchasing things, other than -. others. We hate to refuse. (ten the" be '7 act GENERAL TENDENCIES: Your mind is George W. Crane, Ph.D., LCD.'). bonafide gifts, for ) and your judgment good. You can make some "\ rome angry. I suppose my Pet Peeve Is their unju Ified ______________ anger and refusa to understand how much we stand to and 1.oulse had two iuitors. But decisions about your future, but you very sensible Wie arc1ei MAP — S'S&*Sfl. — Inarrece inc oat, woo ma ncr I will need real sell-control to carry through. Mrs. D.R.A. who has am answering DEAR POLLY - I feel more Important. He was an - ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Services and studies can lift a some chips in he r bathroom sink. Several years ago I grew e'xtrocert. But many ci. you can then plan the future more thoughts and your dissatisfied with the white basin in a bathroom where the , trovrrtiie girls crave the intelligently now. Get together with worthwhile individuals tub and toilet were a creamy pink. Since there was maroon — bossing that to Introvert offers and be happy. tile on the counter I painted the sink with maroon epoxy the Deltona Garden Club was MARIGOLD CIRCLE them. This explains why TAURUS (Apr, 20 to May 20) You get good ideas now on paint. I was very careful to follow instructinns for cleaning at their October entertainetl talkative wives often pick quiet _________ DELTONA The Marigold how to increase income and can make plans for this Meet and application that came with the paint so it has worn meeting at the home of Mrs. but dominant bnibania! socially with expert for fine advice in business.. Devote p.m. to Circle of the Deltona Garden well and the color pleases me. - MRS ( .E.C. Post. Maclain with moving "s" "Ipe kin -. -. • :-::..; FOLLY - want to ua on a hnn4v :ff,CASE Y.5 I n"j i ( suM I p'crures of and home GEMINI (May 21 to June 2 I) Get good results by meeting mine to outer readers who maybe getting out their electric faee a crucial marriage Clarence Wilkinson, with Mm. surroundings of Mr. and Mrs. blankets. We had riot convenient place to put the blanket with people socially and holding clever conversations for problem. Robert Wills serving as co Gilbert hands over A. S on the St. Johns that type controls. We bought a soap dish of the advancing your purposes. Take time to dress well lint. '41 "Dr. Crane," she i~ll hostess. Fourteen members r , Anitarrr over the side rail it of a tub. The wires were bent to River, in Deland. ths side by MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Meditation can was given a big 'rush' and one guest were pr'e&nt. on the bed and the controls put in the soap dish. The bed' Mrs. Ifarold Swank assisted very attractive men. show the way to right philosophy and guide you to the right I will not take from a Mrs. Robert Varner was MRS. ED. covers and spread hide this during the day. "One was a chemist and thread even to a shoelatchet, as co-hostess with Mrs. Post. people to keep in your life Romance is the order of the day Recently I came home from the hospu welcomed jnasa new member. DEAR POLLY making a good salary as head of and I will not take anything that Mrs. Edmund Shinton, later. tal with a lovely baby girl and soon realized that night feedAfter the business meeting, his own fIrm and 'ue both success ' Aug, lncre to is thine lest thou shouldest LEO ( J (July 22 21) i'resident presidtd at the ings would be a chore since our bedrooms are all upstairs. I the circle paid a visit to "'The other was a salesman I have made Abram rich." of fine friends today. Attend happiness through good regards meeting. put a tray For a Christmas I foam ice bucket we had. decided to use a styro home of Mr. and Mrs. J. RiJali and also earning a good InCne. Contrast Abraham With social affairs that really appeal to you and make new contacts of ice cubes in it a bit of water to help melt the ice and keep project, the club voted to un"&ith men were fun to 1* ProdIgal Son, who TOPTOW1tZ the bottles of milk cold. We pack this Just before going and Joseph Bevgevrn, 899 W. to of worth. derwrite a full scholarship for u with and of the same religion U the Usual extrovert, Gaucho Drive, to view the VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Ideal day for charitable work bed and along with it goes the bottle warmer and pad icr. the Youth Environmental I am I! your (hit two children $10 We are in business ,or the night without having to go "Garden of the Month" individually or with groups. Talk over with a higher-up what program of the FFCC at ftg I finally duidCd to of the same sex and close downstairs. Baby is fed right in our bedroom. - ANDREA. awarded to them in August. position you should take in some group matter best for the Florida Tech University, to be marry the salesman. together in age, the oldest You will receive a dollar If Polly uses tour favorite Bevgevin showed the circle community. "Dr. Crane, do YOU know usually tends to be like given to a high school student ' bome-makin Idea, Pet Peeve. Polly's Pro 1cm or solumembers his method of LIBRA (Sept. 2310 Oct. 22) Get good ideas by contacting of this newspaper. why" interested in Ecology. Abraham and the younger like lion to a problem. Write Folly in care informally people successful in your line. A letter received growing plants from seedlings. When 1 shook my head, she the Prodigal &)fl Members were asked to entur yesterdey or a long-distance phone call can prove to be a big Each member was given a flat continued: For the 2nd child mixes wcii competitions In the Volusu chance to get ahead of six marigold plants. "Well, the salesman always with people, Is a talker and County Fair (Nov. 1 through SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Meditation can reveal best WIN AT BRIDGE The next meeting will be at seemed to be cheerful and a wheedles favors or money from 10). Iris Circle will attend fIr ways to handle affairs and become a happier person. Be more good talker the home of Mrs. Richard Blair, his associates, fair in a group on Nov. 7. He courteous with fine results. with mate lot affectionate "The engineer was a little He takes naturally to sales 1590 Providence Blvd. on Nov. The next regular monthI. others. inclined to be bossy and work, for he is not as timid ___ 14. Mrs. Russell Johnson will three spades and two din' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2210 Dec. 11) Get together socially NORTH meet1rigwil1beonNov,21att. sometimes would hardly say a about ringing doorbells asid serve as co.hoetess. monds and that thin play is with partners for fine results today. Especially good fr 4 K975 word, especially if he were home of Mrs. Cecil Thormi' meeting strangers. work. not going to TAB entertaining others. Show your ability ia doing civic work that angry. But he Is also less likely to pay Mrs. Ewald Korth will speak on It worked for Terence. He IRIS CIRCLE 4 ' .i 104t to you. appeals "For then he'd pout or sulk attention to details, so he may "The Rambling Reminiscl?nsk"' played the ace and king of 4865 to Jan 20) Do favors for those who 1 CAPRICORN (Dec 2. for a while DELTONA be a star salesman but lackIng Iris Circle of of a Country Woman." but trumps and ran diamonds EAST WEST "The salesman. hower. ability to balance his check have been most kind toward you. Improve health. Patch up he found a wa7 to persuade 4 .i 103 might be tired, but he would hook. East not to ruf the t ird one, some difference of your own making with a deserving one. ? K .1642 Q102 always turn on a show of enThe oldest child (Introvert AQUARIUS (Jan. 2110 Feb. 19) After services, have a good It wasn't really difficult. He +97 + 8653 thusiasm. thus may deflate a girl's with to cashed his ace of diamonds, time with congenials Much happiness can be yours with the 41<72 4QJ 109 'And I fell more important feel important, by his very led a diamond to dummy's one you lave the most. Avoid one who has the proverbial axe soum (D) when I was dating the independence and bossy atking and continued with the to grind. ê A562 salesman It appeared to East that ttode. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Enjoy day with kin in 753 "For he'd ask my opinioni was holding the Z.st The extrovert 2nd child) (iUt'cfl AQ2 activities they like Entertaining at home can please others NEW and lean on me for advice. so East discarded. Now very much. Stay within your budget, however. leans on his wife and makes her 4A43 Terence went back to dummy "Now that we are married, I feel essential because in Neither vulnerable IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . he or she will be Take the guess. with the ace of hearts, got the - also find that he relies on inc to chIithi- 4 hi' as ziccustomedfo North %rst young rcrle who is brilliant and oe charming of thoce cluh diss.arkl he n-t'ded and Look after film. and that inflates having his older brother Look work out of wound up losing one trump, source of pleasure and enlightenment to all. Give fine L my ego, too, after him Pass 16Pam 14 education for real success. Anything of a scientific nature or in and one club, heart one Perming. . . "For he never hangs up his i for the In marriage, therefore, he Pass 44 Pass 34 the field of education is excellent, but teach early to safeguard clothes but tosses them over a pass PassPau re)ic on his wife to nursemaid q'A, Natural Look Try the health, to be discriminating. chair at night or drapes his him, gel his clothes pressed and Openi kad -4Q of you make e Stars impel, they do not compeL" What _________________________ " Th necktie over i drki'iot'. laundered. and handle the your life is lar g ely up to YOU, flr*i i th;s rharac. I ( si t- ( ,r: 1-c r) James Jacobs & 0 auoll Rm..ghlcr's Indiv idual i'otecat for y'ur sign for ieflslic of salesmen vs. 1ntr-ocu't clwmih grudges December is now ready. For your copy send your bixthdate chemists?" much lnngr than extroverts The bidding has been arttcles rii and $ I to Carroll Righter forecast (name of newspaper), Box and stick t their goals through INTROVERT The Automatic Machine Wave deception by declarers would 629, Hollywood, Calif 90025. thick and thin, V& South North East without the in' West ((c) 1973, McNauglit Syndicate, Inc.) Extroverts shrug off goals if be complete EXTROVERT 16 clusion of a little gem played $409 the going gets tough. for they 14 Pau 34 by England's Terence Reese. Pass Yes the usual introvert tends figure. "WIvat's the Use? 111 Pass ' '44 Reese ducked the first I'asa to he more self-sufficient compromise on something By foge, "ten FUNNY BUSI'NESS You, South. hold: club, lie didn't like the lead 1k' dncsn'l cs ish to be c'le and tv'pt'il that Wi't would 4A 2 V5 #A Qi 87 4A K .1 6 S dependent on nhcrs a nd ftTiS hookh't t 11*) for ;id What do )oU do now shift. but West continued the wwomlostahle at being under 'vocational Guidance," iti Your Bid us spade-s A For Your Convenience suit which Reese won with obligation to anybody I eluding the lntrovt'rl F.xtro- the club ace. It isn't hard to parlors is showing good spades. NOW OPEN SATURDAY - 1 yen Test, enclosing a long see the correct continuation You expect to low a heart trick Thblical Abraham showed tIIII sini tiiI ior rri .'m iic '- 'rail c'hcn he smampeo. rcturn envelope plus by declarer, He must play and it worst the I \ oft a ftne' tlrptnd jJ t(trumps afl for two rounds of fun flitc are % rents TODAY'S QUESTIO' trrcscwnga captive king from then lead diamonds. If the rtte5, too' , I 4i 1 f:' '-!b4'!' 'C '-" ' ______________________ measures 461}ninkards V 'Gloomy Seine 2 3 -- GENERAL TENDENCIES: Get yourself on a very secure financial barn so you will have ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Make collections, pay 4 Nigerian iuintormatlse itcm Jill in the over become more experts days ahead. Don't be impulsive or you get into trouble. 23 Fruit drinks *I'evrant 9olhr 13Fied.ie 4SF i.trj(n or None of the characters they came up with were even prt t1 ) I for 'd I m '1 I d mt4l tim. it I Sti nt cci. ri. iri.sulUn Alter four months without one suitable date', I asked this company for a $200 refund They turned me down I sacs my lawyer, who said I was an idiot for having gone for a deal lic this in the first place I coukl sue them, but I don't sant to publicize my loolisnness I ask you, are all these mating and dating serviecs just out to take people? And where does a respectBeEi'J HAD able 'coman go to meet a decent man' ____________________________ novelist rk Irit' 24 Rom a n arn district 2Murniorlizard watere into Slav 39'sotriflg.iifl 41 Harem - U plenty of money in the days ahead. Find out how to make your money go farther Cold 14('ompaupoint 'OFrrnch IlArldon 36l (h Al repu 3ILk(JU%e i73P C5caqô Toitt-H V N*-u-s 5,-st 1st II tip towing • _____ _____________________ - c 7st NU tim 21 33A1ncanrsrr 15 Refined • ! ,#~~, GHOROSCOPE of ________ Se negal fit -: -- - ---- If 1 from the Carroll Rlghtir ;nnhlut. _____ 60 I'I.i in irds 19 Pitch 2Sieihboruf D}..AI' AUBY If you use my letter, please don't my name I already feel like a first class fool I am a 58 year-old widow who signed up with a computer dating service four months ago 5 1 1 L I I I i was Interviewed In person and Silo I ked c _____________________ 59 ( apttjl ot Tirt By Abigail Van Buren - E7 ea _____________________ - _____________________ --= U ifldi% ,i$uI 1A jipune-e nick name - -- 16 Pruun tounIfl 20 M11111c ow 's computer dates _________________ _____ Wid l ve CARROLL RIGHTER 'S [ kingdom 56 Sada I's ouast - -. - ----,-•-,.....-.-.------..--- ,. --- - i - 2 African 13 Pink 11ir 15 Ruin .- The Sanford Herald _ anklu - -. '-: FORECAST FOR SATURIAY,NOVEMBER 10, 1973 __ r : ------ - - - - --- - ----- --- --- -- - - . I ii iak tpoi±d perc,'p 12 - . - - Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 -- -- iwe Ie(1*J.II SANFORD AND ALL (SOt A,JrI(S ADA CYinc 1 log I �._ - 1. - ,-- qzy _ : ----- 1LT TEl T ___ =Za _______________ _ - ______ _ -1 i____.I __Ia___* . W___ — - - A--The Sanford Herald ___ Friday, Nov 9, 973 1 _ .I--. _._____i-_=_;.._"___ The Sanford Herald • __ News Br,efs . - - ; - - I . .. I. Agnew Sorting Remnants - g aborted political career. Friends have found him in good spirits but say they have no idea what, if any , plans he has For his future. ___ 1967. Ile was fined $lo.ow _____ , - AN 0 ________________ ________________ to aid 11%, THE AI-k"' MTED PRFXS Opt n'isui resultingfrom the i epor ted Israeli.Epyptia,i a greement In strengthen Uw tase fin along the Suei (';tria ( l %%dS ttiiipiretl today b} the an 'mount unent that in Egyptian IuiisIk hail shot down an Isratli him. Vesco Effects ______________________ — - NI - uamas (Ar 1-Somi members of the usmness and financiah(omnmumt) in th are concerned over the possibility of an economic slide as a result of the arrest and puiding extradition of in ill financier Robert L. Vesco. Vesio working through his Bahnas ummnc,n Itli I IrI43F - ______ _____ At _______ _ 11 - . -~;E, -_,. 12. ,~- _t. - I''.. . 1 _ ---.--'' - , . . ~, _-_11;7-L Z__ - T . _ - , 3 . I k M - r... -:__- I - ... . I - - ____ --- - recommis.,vince plane. D I m m er - case-fire violaUon, indiczling 1-:gypt, the.Soviet lJnionand the ger's.sw'jig 6truup, tow 'vfiddle \n Israeli co mmunique said the plane was downed this morning "over the front line' a nd the re Parachuted into ______ ______________________ ______ ________ in territory. Egyptian flu communique said nothing am( charges of a mint the new agreement, and of State Henry A Kissinger re to the city of Suez and their e Cairo's leading newspaper said po rted Th ursI) t ha t Ksin- circled ird Arm) across the Local - ' .- I— . _ .Z_-- -.. --- ____ - _______ _______ ______ -I _____________________-r Z :1 _! ? I tian blokade at the south ern e nd of the Red Sea, neg tiations between Israel. - __ - -_ " A : ____ - I - o ., ea i Crisis world s ,-.i.%:: ==Tn-=:~~--- - _,~i __________________________ . - -r.--_I-;4- necessary, and then not at speeds over SO m.p.h. their appetites under con trol with the requests of ('resident The larger d?parent stores Sporred b) Presi dent Nixon's Nion,und(,oernorAskew lie in the count) will not be add mitcjrtss on the energy said the Ut) will not purchase ing extra illumination over , citizens and put lic officfa additional l'gh at UirisUnas, Christmas either Erkerd' tloughout U nation Jhursda and will probabl) limit lightin' l)rugs manager Roger Wright initatel strc to t%Iurn l t';ts dkpLmvs t 11w tr said he has heca instructed not n sh t on the hlghwd)s 1ntl use less and around the cits hail He to switch on the se s neon (tie - fl Israeli state radio said the plan also called for exchange of wone of war ° as soc as possible," lilting of the - - While declining to speak for the record, these sources sa there Is a possibilit) that the contro%ersial Vesco ma rt itor mfltdctjr(s 'ihitti uujd lead to a numnk Foreclosures, b1mnkruptcits and uncmn _______ ______ -. .. ----__ - I '_ SueL Ginai on ttle east bank. that Israel as trying to United Sta tes were discing List had produted Israeli minimize the effect of U in. in Ara b-I sraeli peace confer- Egyptian agreement to a fivecident. en in Geneva under the au point oposaI giving the Egy Israeli and Egyptian officers ps of the United Nabons tians an access corridor U S officials with Secretary thiough the Israeli army's lines already were working to 1mph Bank, reportedly has invested as much as 1100 million in various economic ventures here over the past two years, ______ - u t1 oo k is — :_ Jet p Pea ce 0 unsupervised prnbat.on. Since then Agnew, has worked at settling the aff III' %1CC preside n cy and arranging pe National Archives Several siff iiim his Pa rs for ~ I z!4?~~I.-- Israeii 9,1973-1B &'Iturdil)' will mark one inontli since Agne%% resigned his - 11 y Et Downs I(110NAl.}unuerVic1,d Agnew has spent t1le last month c sorting out the remnants of his . Fridays Nov .* * "---. _ Jaques said the city is cone hungriest , . -I -c:.--- nt rg users are tr ing to bring sidering energy in compliance ______ ~ fl . I _____ _______________________ ___________ _________ Emergency Declared ____ I " gej~ .~, M pA. _. - .r , _I`. M~~11 . . __=_ _ - - MII.%%AUKEE, Vmisc. Al' mR d stak 0 - i __ ._:__ I - — IM I 7 ,I . IR ~ %~, __________ -- — - t. 1 . F I __ --__ Mkr_ VW , -7_--=------- - ut";- '---_-M----%P .- __ : * I . - Mayor Henry Maier has ms a rcsuU om firemen — Volunteer fire wardens underwent quick training at the mayor's request and were on the street- to wnrn of firo~s, help put out small blazes, assist in evacuation of burning 1;uIld, ng' s 'ind investigate false alarin.-.. offic 11.4! Seminole Countv rani. mission met this morni'ng with po-.4ersuppl) comp,iii)OfflLi L. Maler said the city was lucky there had been no majo fires since some fire fighters began calling in with whahsdesm.rthtda:there(J flu." The slowdown began after the contract expired at midnight lost Saturday. The old pact providNI firemen with $1 1,070 annually a fter four the extent of the crisis and de velop plans for conserv i unergy. Commission Chairman Sid __ _L;__ I _--E?. 91; - _ - =X----, - - - Snowball Barrage Is Fatal I I -; . _V _ --- __ ___ -z 4W ____ -- AC V x -V . - . i - ______________ - . ____ i Kid-pleasing savings beyond compare. . :__. Wkn Great news! Zayre has all the very latest fashions for every style-conscious Scholar. If it's in it's in cat 11 I I 11 - --;--Iz__7_ -__ . __ ------- -_ I -.i I - 7_=J 7iimi __ __ . _~ __ ____ . _-. - "-..-..----. _-_— ____ - - .____ ----__ ______ __________ - .* t h s - - - :' . Cl . --= ___________________ : -- - - ' ' - - - A -u - Famous beauty aids d beyond yon compare. , Service beyond compare. - . _1z"'i-~4* - - - I ____ __________ _i1 - - - iIii - Ti_-::i - hasaturnriumafloy head, 5 main bearings for rigidity and trcnqth - t- . ___ - -C- A __~ V;~7'_ - - ___ — ___ f~r - A - 5 are just two of them. 1. ~i I, I ~w - - i - - - .1, . 4 bscrgRV6_12U `- - ,*- I , ,, ,J # - Q - 4t~,~; 0 r L1__ I 1 brakes for box gives carpeted table comfort I):=- indoor-outdoo. i t 1~ _=_, Z I W, 1i I Z0 - I I - .'h. - By DONNA ESTES ________ ____ 16-page circular beyond compare. Look for your 16-page sale circular. We think - ___________ Corps; of Engineers are not it should lie predit ted if uthorities in Orange County 11 - Am Airlin F~WL I 111sulaled quiet. Foam seat Oplional A1l-.%1":,Je. , J 74 5 in Am ry&n airconthtmonmnqandaulomatic boxandawido Am TIT Real Fd a a', a', MMM 73 73 73 MOHIO is, u'. is 0fl Burl Ind 71'. 31 31'. ii I ________________ - ----.. __ 311 0 31 I I NalOithU Olincom 104 3-in. wheelbase help$ SM00111 - - C?WV%1#r 111 jprIr5 cu PIJQO Iod(l - j/ - • 40(11k 4"IJh,,444, ,114 301* 0,41. Ai Dr*CPw, -..-. 391 4 East Kad Fail Air - ii'. ,' , - lots "Millet - - Ii. _______________________ -Lb- - M_ _-_ ,1 - __ __ __ I - -- __ ,!- V, ! 4 ', • !!'*Tuy Atsected Ford Dcatcrs - Two Candidates Face Kimbro he leaves of pe Ugh ddtat et from their county emrsonnel policy es an Ployment under the present ploYe must take a leave of personnel absence brough will consider toda) Is for waivers of the rule. ~Wyr'-... II or said # " 0 : . r. stlitrotip II •7'. 161 0 It to I COURIER __________________________ 4 running for the seat I post with ear tenn on thc tits ___________ 1. one-N counul, and Barney 13) rd sanitary landfill operation, is a 1. .. - It's h4 E ff' j. G*Odrlfh "Offering you complete line of service with diligence" G,rWyear _~ me'. Iai. Ia' UC.i UVlf 0.1 m1 lam (14% JiaQ 334 23,1 31,1 ' 's " ' ' E. WCp w. i INQUIRIES INVITED . __________________________________________ =----- wlu~ i_-;-,__ ___ tI lkbva Ad and Vr*jsta Avenue (Mott 9211 ________ _____;-_____-__ =_ ____ -1 __-____ 2;-_--_.-_-_- ____ _________ ----I--______ -__ MA - M" ~____ _==_M__ ____: _____~.I z ----)[ff '._____ jf-'~. m __: - _ 1 MR-_ 11 - - X__ - FORD il tillipinq .' ' i - problem with Cranes Roost cxLsts that through a properly and N- Like Orienta water designed filter the water could Stuart Funeral Supply Co. 241P — -lCn"(.,(1'rT1`16r'-1r1A ZAYRE-DAYTONA BEACH lJdyInIdcvsd _ 7 I -_ M a Mxr..'_ 4 -__________________ - -tnmom, mr-.TAMM.9MWM ____ .1- . I __ irked that there is was no building on the east side. Personnel board members those winning office he As'# ", a ", Gm % - _______________________ Pal is'. GM Or M&M The Discount Department Store _______ _______ I Sy's SP I 57 '- L I ---. 141 ) "If n% 77 ,. ". '. .. 6 6 24,* RCA 4 4 SI, Si, SI. ReptI -- I,- , "M(C~ 4 11T - - & 1- _____ ____ ___ - - . Ill i W* IV% 09944y Wil 33's 3514 LOC*MdAir 31'kil 201 4 711. Lotion "to 211. "it Marcor r fl ,) - Grand Opening discounts' ___ Swofford Orange County areas from danger. flooding, flooding will be l!e said. howe., that Eight produced in Seminole as a Days Inn and Spanish Trace lierald Staff %rfter ~, I f -j, ,rlT r~,!r) wie've even outdone ourselves with this display of ni-, ; r P .. ' CJ1)h"1'1 ..!.~le' V1S1 :, to - By bond issue - A - _______________ - H* nte I . ____ - . I I pH_~. -m q'! - /P - or sufficient financial standing to - _--~ ;M-_ IP RI T . - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . is g rat a k I council in the workshop session North Lake and front Crane's for the past 10 years has n that further platting for Roost, below a verage and when two to development up to the edge of Consulting engineer Bill three sears of excess rain octhe Wekiva River be stopped Palm's repo rt that the canrs the areas will bekntrouble. The company must have _____ . : __ - - . L - — - — FTMM~ W - - . - ,i,-- ACM - manager, on the official opening today of the Orange City Branch Office on Enterprise Rd. TheConstruct *ion Ha t assure prompt payment of I - - 'MM -1l=i11ll-_ - . I- - -741-ri-. - - _____________ ____ ___ - - - V - , _____ ___ - EXECUTIVE Vice President of - First Federal Savings & Loan tinhent ' stripe kits ________ 1, FIRST FEDERAL OPENS BRANCH and a SO-foot wide strip on the prdiensu e drainage report Pointing to Lake Orienta, he hank be reseed in Lirc date is late January, sa id it net immed iate at the issuing authority.river's fut ur e developments for riser earl) February, brought a tention and that in l%l water Payments are the exact iiiuInnce retort from Swofford that it is got into some houses on the dUlOunts necessary to fMI) debt Swofford said the U.S. Arm) needed much sooner west side of the lake when there LQL 4 different . - - - __r--_---fr--72-- __ -7 - ~ ~V,, -.- was There,IsbT(ProfmtUto .- _11 - - Industrial first per. . ie ___ — ,- Port industry. - jalous windows CourieroUer t, c&or cho ce - %eie- -," - -- . ~~--- - - ,~ - - - shown has crank•open I X - - _-. -_ _ :;;~ ever, at Zayre ...for less. and to keep ourcustomers _____________ i, v- 9- .-- Count)' Principa l and inte rest Ofl bonds are paid solely b) Deluxe box cover option 4.cyl. 1800cc. overhead cam engine 91 - paste, hair spray, deodorant, vitamIns, or what- to make shopping easier ~, - ; - 41 Mayor Lawrence Swofford A study of the problem should will be endangered if a 14-a Industrial Revenue bonds are Thursday nigh'. threatened to be made before an further recharge area is not set asid securities issued by cities, hall issuing building Permits devE 'orth Lake development. counties and other authorized for development in the North tile river, he said. lie said the long range kK ml go vernmental bodies for Lake area unless i.nndiaW II it starts raining In June solution is to get excess water to tile purpose of purchasing land, action is taken by land and continues to October, we the Wekiva River on a con- ... - - - products. You're sure to find your favorite tooth We've otdozensofways M if ___. -; f N-~-- , - lk , -E ", ______________________________ We carry all the top brand health and beauty -.;;, _. - - ... . it . I i-1- ____ ft - i titution in 1968. . 1% - - ____ __ r--' Authority may issue bonds. but is restricted to bonding only at de velopment .--- kl __ _, - - .- I 0 spe . ___________ - Seminole of encouraging - - I - _________ The issuance of industrial revenue bonds for the purpose . * ________________ - ~ ~ e 00 ______________________ ':-; I . ___ _-i~ . . - : .. 77 SUI)A s Fiscal agent. en - - Bike -bar option option gives _-__i-4*.___'1-_;___ - toilet obtains a building permit, complies with all industrial revenue bonds. step bumper _ . ,_ri . __ -I` - SCIDA is the only agency in 0 L the __ __ - _52 m_ - ___ _. `----3~_ ,_ _1~7L:I=T-_f_--t-;-%- - - ___ mis ator ran will probably discontinue its 'lht $660,000 bond issue will usual festje lighting over the be utd b) Continenial Coffee Dale) said he hopes the sumg (rmas season, and will Company to build and equip a of the bonds will estsblish a 46,000 square foot distribution trend in attracting new light request residents to burn Ctwistmas lights for as little center on a 5.5 acre tract on the industry to Sanford. north side of Country Cub Road time poihle for the latest atZayre...for less. LT . -_ Tile 5.5 acre site, east of the with the energy fuel crisis in the gave Preliminary approval to the first issue of industrial Southern Shortening plant, is in county. Mayor Lawrence Swofford of revenue bonds in Seminole the process of being annexed by tile City of Sanford. Altamonte Springs said the city County to finance industry. _______________ - . I I thc %111bring samegre IL , - - ___ __* r-:!__ ___ Authority SC!DM Thursda) fashion trends and stock the current styles. And we Beach, . Development regulations and is approved by - _ - _:;I.i:,_ . T_- Seminole Count) Z na D _____ - - - will then be appointed to deal The newest fashions beyond compare. e.nsanew Zayre. And wai t II you see our amazing stationery and typewriter bargains. ________ ______y_-f_- ___ The Longwood Mayor Eugene in west &,inford. L ____._ -- bonds provided Continental Herald Staff Writer within 10days. A full committee Industrial police said, 1_. - LLI' -____ __ _ old crippled man the snowballs when he fell, witaesses told police, The cot> coroners fice w LnestigaUng the 19 cident todetennine whether an autopsy should be held to determine the cause death, Police said no arrests had been made. . .w - _____ or SCIDA will issue the revenue Illy JEAN PATTESON an initial steering committee to report Police said Manuel Reil, who had a history of heart trouble, was standing outside a supermarket Thursday night when the attack began. Wa king with the aid of a cane, he was tr)ing to dodge i FW W:_ - - I - @L~111111111 y lie appointed collapsed and died under a snowball barrage by several )outt, ________ - er'i I''t A represent the governments. petroleum industry and power companies serving the county. I , 0 Z' ri; - Firs Bonds of an energy committee to SPOKANE, Wash (AP) A 56- 4 Ivy _________ Z_ ears W_~ ym~n __ -&-a _________ _______________' absolutely weekend.s. ng ____________ ____________________ - crisis ____________ - 4I9 - ________ --- __ ____ - _____ 1~1111111111111111111111111111111111111 ________ - -At 4k -_--t— - - __ ___ --_ _______._______________ ____ -_ ___ j _ __ -__ ---,--.---_ ___ __ _ -------, - -_____.__ - ---___--___._ __ _____ _____________________.__ _ ___ . _ mv__ _ ____ - ___ ._ i~.-z.----r----i----r--=7--------__~_.H - . - __ - - - __ ___ _______ li~! !~i! i i~ l~ -W—j_L - -------- . ___ MEM M"A-am I-Mllmama - �--v----------------.-?':. -.............----.- - - -,.3.v-_ --.- ----.--r---- .- - 28-The SanfordHerald - . ...._=fl;p_._.t____._ .. ........ - - if - . .- -.-.-- Friday, Nov. 9, 1973 init1y,r,.., 1heSanfordHiruid Lions Tangle With_Patriots At Longwood Lake Brantley Defense I Remains Question Tu'ni i"' two hasic part, of a fooibail game, ofknse and defense. Last time on the ftelc Lake Branticy Patriots played one and not the other, Mter the smoke had cleared Cocoa Hockledge emerged with a 48-30 victory over the Pats. "We got in a hatchet fight and didn't hare a hatchet," said head Coach Hill Duty, The offense was more than adequate, thirty points on the board. [)e(enswely the Pats gave up more points against the Hakiers than they had in all their games combine this season. This week Brintley will get another good test of their defensive charges as they faee the Lions of Oviedo __ Sttirtin,' . 3 I - - I'11* Off ense Like Branticy Henry Stanley Cra Davis Torn i-i B,rt Buchanon robe1-tI4obgood Steve Hargl Chuck CLIhOUO Andy Abrahrnson Bob Frazier Bob Circa Marty Williams QB FU H8 NB F TE SE C G G T I By LEE GElGF Herald Correspondent Oviedo Greg Wash inton Tom Sievert Paul Warren Bob Merchant Cien"ie Patterson Jimmy Riddle Alan Watts Jimmy Stamps Ted Homer Dale Wasson Kevin Creeden The Sanford Seminoles Sanford will be trying to templating a two-county con. journey to Daytona Beach for break into the win column for ference composed of Volusia the second time this season and the first time ever In Big Eight and Seminole County team, hope to reverse the outcome competition this Saturday, The Another possibility for the nonthey suffered the they tribe will faCe a 4-4 Seabreeze existent loop is Daytona visit& the city by the sea, outfit that has been on and off Mainland who "needs to review Three weeks ago the Tribe all year. the situation at the end of the dropped an 18-0 declen to the The Crabs are 1-4 in the Big year." Mainland Bucs In Memorial Eight arid coining off their first Sanford will have two more sladiumn. The conte.t marked conference win last week over cracks at winning a Big Eight the worst effort put forth by the DeLand, 13-11. football game If they do not locals so far this year. Other conference activity for succved Saturday. The rest of The tribe did a turnabout Seabreeze saw the Sandcrabs the schedule includes a visit to after an open date and scared get smashed 3.4-7 by Winter LiAeland and a homecoming arch rival longwood Lyman Haven and 43-0 by Lakeland. clash with DeLand. before losing by a 134 score. lle scores have gotten close 'or Looking forward to Saturday the local eleven outplayed the Daytona club as three the Hounds last Saturday as weeks ago they were defeated COach Claude Woodruff plans to with sophomore QB Mark they outgained the South 19-0 by powerhouse Gainesville T'• _,, - ..: n... 4-g. ç•.•'.'• . '••':? •' ', ,-. .... - ' r. , , .'- pI Seminole club in loUd ohfenc?. and 20.6 hu n** ,'riv Whigham, fullback Dennis - It look a fourth quarter touch- Kathleen. (,arrett along with halfbacks down for the Lyman squad to Comparative scores the tube l'oimiiiiie Thompson and H&b pull out a victory. ha suffered 51-14 and 45. Sutton. "I think we should have won losses at the hands of Theatoffensive will have the ball game," said Seminole Gainesville and Kathleen f:e one endline and Elijah Coach Claude Woodruff, "But a respectively. Winter Haven Edwards other. Tackles few mistakes and a coup!e of not on the Sanford schedule and starting willatbethe Hilly Hardy and breaks hurt us enough to get Lakeland will host the locals Man Myers and the middle of outscored." next week. the line will include guards The Seminoles emerged from Both clubs are playing out Fred Allen and John Blay lock the game with a 1.6 won lost their last football season in the teaming with center Kevin record and a losing streak of six still young Big Eight loop. Parker. games. Seabreeze, Sanford along with The suith Ios was doubly 1)'I,nd all notified 11w 1 1caue the pathmakers for the ttibe Irustratmg for the Tribe as they Pzudcot of tlr intention' to obviously performed will in the were within minutes of withdraw at the end of the l.yman (ray as the Seminoles avenging a 42-14 mauling at the school year. ground out almost 300 yards hands of the Hounds last year. - All three schools are e'on-. rushini. -. - .-'. -, 1 "lip 80t Circa Marty WiIlam BIll Murdoch Jell Hammond Mike Laws BobFrazier Craig D.vis Don Kemp E E LB NB NB S With theirsiates at 3-1 and their hopes for a big running load, and quarterback Greg Washington season looking up. both squads ran into the handling the passing duties, I.akevjew Rcd Devils. First It was Oviedo that Last week the Astronauts were able to do allowed itseli to be upset by one point 219. Then something no one else has accomplished uis I .ake Brantley, who had gotten up to 4-1 with year-stop Jackson. The War Eagles held him to their romp over hapless Wymore Tech saw their minus yardage by keying their defense on the 8. - - fr''(' . M'Ini By Dan Gilmartin - - tell you thaL cream generally rises to the top and sediment falls to the bottom. Precisely correct. A figurative example of the physical reality is evidenced in the pickin's last week In this column. Currently yotus truly (naturally) leads the plckin' pack correct margin of victory for the lyman battle hosted by Sanford on Lyman's field, Lee Geiger seems to be causing some trouble lately striving for the top spot. With unparalled luck the Phllly native picked Rockledge to upend the Pats by 20 points -he only missed the margin by two points. Lee is coming along well -considering the expert guidance flvallable, John "Choo Choo" Qierwa, better known as day train, Is chuggin up from the rear with a 31-11 mark for third place behind second ranked Geiger at 32-10. The poor boy appears headed back down however due to this week's ineptness, Last, but not least, is our peerless leader who I really should not mention because I have heard from an unusually reliable sowse that I am covering the clas.jic clash between Chickapaw Flats and Greasy Pebble held annually in the sand dunes near the metropolis of Pahokee, I wir4s up with a 29-13 ledier accompanying a look of - . - . ____ ,. Enough of this rear view mirror though -on with this week. -. - I 4_________________ -=.--.---- T .±-_- _I Lyman-Oak Ridge -'--"--- -ii ______ 3 - - d- '-1: f _____ 1 _ ____ - - - -'- ,- -.. ";:-ji -, ________________ -. *- F!.EFT FOATItI, S1E - TIM IMINES, Crooms' speedy halfback snaiis a John Littor. aerial --____ -''-: J"'1', -a c'wing the 2c- shuuut th Parthers handed the Oviedo Jtiuiio Varsity Thursday. - ..- ' - I 's,, 4 \II ______ ;" ______ as two interceptions, a fumble recovery and (HeraldPhotcByRogerHxlges) .-t,4 - - ____ ______ a---- -w- -- -:-. - - -. - ________ • _______ _ ____ - - -- crng - ______ ______ _______ _________ _____ __ - ____ - ________ -v _____ - ______________ '5 - _______ _______ _________ _______ . -. - _________ ____________________________ ____________________ ______ -. - __________________ ' _________ ________ . ____ -- ____ ______ ________ _______ ___ - John Lauderback. - .. .. .- ....,; .- 1 . . - hoping to contain the explosive Pioneer offense will be ., .-: ' Williams as defensive tackles and Dewling and John Porter should be the ends. Handling the linebacking chores are Hill, Jerry Human, Jeff Clayton, and Stroup. Expected to start In the defensive secondary Is Travis White and Earl list has been somewhat reduced. Returning are Mike White and Tom Gooch. Paul Kelley may see "spotty" action and Rodney Dowling has returned to his starting post. men Wyman Jackson and Robert ,%ndriano. Former jayvees members include Scott Clark, Rick Wilkinson, Buster towich, Craig Smith, and Tom Lent. _____ _____ DIRECTING THE SHOW BARRY WENHOLD, Crooms Panthers head coach, gives pointers to junior varsity, 2). ______________________________________________________________________ - ______________________________________________________________________ ) -_________ I NEW YORK (Al') A youthful sday. "1 can't get any of the dream of punching his way to money I've won. Fm trying to financial s?curity has turned keep up three homes. I'm the The Hounds journey to Orlando for a confrontation with a team that recently upended Winter Park. They go there with some walking wounded and without Bob Costantine. In spite of reality John "theroot" picks the Lengwood boys on loyalty alone by a score of 14-13. Other forecasters envision a more realistic picture Geiger says 24-14 for the Pioneer outfit -Richards picks 21- for theSanfordladsasthey5eetheSemjnolesJosi, to the Crabs 21-8 and 14-0 respectively. monetary problems and (III- fights, ficulty in obtaining fights for ____________ heavyweight George Foreman. have (Heraldphotosbv)g(rf6(Jg5) which counts race day atNEW YOU K (AP)-"lt's Association Atlantic l)ivision. half to cut the Boston lead tO tendance fT its May 500 mile There were just two other five points. lint a pair of foul important to start off good, race at more than 300,000, said: especially In the other guy's NBA games played last night. shots by Dave Cowens and a "Our race cars do not use building," said Boston forward The Detroit Pistons downed the layup by Paul Silas cut the gasoline, so the shortage to get Atlanta hlawks 1-115 and the Knick rally Don Nelson. "We needed -- tn from that Chicago Bulls shaded the the momentum going.' Boston has beaten New York standpoint. But people drive in Foreman, who gained Foreman smashed Frazier to ;olden State Warriors 112-Ill, twice in as many tries this from all over the national attention by waving a the canvas six times and NeLSOn scored the first six country The Utah Stars coasted past season rounds. but the Celtics say it's daring the month of May. Any tin)' American flag in the ring stopped him In two lie points of the game to give the ___________ Croortis Blanks Oviedo JVs ated to a resoundin victory by their sons Thursday closed their season stars as he recovered one Wenholil, "They really blew fumble and intercepted two back the other club and the Geiger has stepped out on the proverbial limb and 'N'Ltci ,... t. iw we i..arrnai The limb will be sawed off. Cberwa and the experts see It close but the Saints should wln.johflwrotedonan l8-l3tallywlth Icu1arlsforesec4iig an 18-14 wIn as he continues his larceny with other people's scores. Gilmartin, hiding the scores from JR. calls a 2(3-34 win for the Goldenrod S NA-Florida Afr Tht Au pitvaiis over the sea and Florida Air prevails over Sanford Naval. Only J Richards even calls it close seeing the middies drop a 28.14 verdict, Cherwa, Geiger and (',ilmartin see air power dominating throroughlywith44.,33_Oand47.0plcksptfoi - I'm spoke to The Associated Press by telephone Foreman a plane about to his home Kingston, Jamaica's National fight. He was to receive $250000 for 'vrj' l'hiladelphia. In addition, Mrs. l.udene Gilliam of Houston is suing Foreman, claiming he signed a contract with her. when they vie in the District training camp has been devoted suffered either a hairline fought four times a month," he building muscle strength. To his foot thus putting out of loosen the muscles Iluggins had action, Florida Led Jai Duncan Thursday Matinee Results By FIRST Richard flames at the LIon 30. i -'_....... .__ -. play. The boot was aaln blocked and left the score 12-0 at locker rexan to his assured of a first place finish period Coach Wenhold began total and reception to put his offpnclvi. money but I kept busy and lAl')-Florida's defending Na: always had enough to live on." tional Collegiate Athletic Asso- (irit'.'-t 0i,i( I a i Res u Its P,rf,(ta (1-4) 1111.1$ 11TH. 01154*3. SPIC 7 ii 0 (31 vrn a114) SlUM, (at I iR.m U-IS tM 4* $ V' &l•I) iLlS US * Asc-U4$ I 1t9 I H , l) Psqfti (5-I) $134.55 )3 .. Ar...i r$ Q-vp,iaeIa (1 SUN P*TIKII 13 tILlS___________ StCNO - D,1511-t, Isoc Expected to lead the hounds the meet on individual strength but feels he must rely on team Evans squads topped the Since mid-season l5ousquet has runners won't have to finish Frier fight was $375,000 but he said he m eceived only a small FIRST D.ei. 5-soc - 1IISISJ IHViTh Ill-I 124L)I). £-L713; NM11 sm.m i £ . • i - - Asocta-jeso (4). Ruse-ha (II. anu-JavI ii) ________________ _________ AsseIlYsa ________ z'!- Ill) SI*.M P,f$,(tI tS iTh is tue i- - r.cs.-Ja I'a IJI eight-stroke lead going into to- Puse-J.vi 0,11,5*1,, ilay's second round of the Flon QVM11 flUTU whole - -. last 'ezir the Greyhounds were gaining the strength and speed state but finished fifth instead, as iney did last Ii "My contract with manager imient here - - the gate and 25 per cent of what 0-r rtss.se______ IN 3 14 j THIP.) Desilti. SPICli Anu Larvea zS Q,i'u- is Qi11.i1i Ii 5-ISIS Peq$s-cla I - 1115* MitwLurru Ben Duncan of Quincy led _____ (it, A.,,4,Ja,? 1$) Asj.$Lte tl) Dsrge-Utv,. 67, followed by defending med. senior, has won medalist honors running in Saturday's event. cunune'nted Utuogh it didn't pay my training expenses, my on Friday, Lyman i.s still rated Jiinniy Brinker, Willie SIIIIL.I3, to what usually happens. lei -e inc Burns. spirit will aid his squad greatly ltvish living is nota drain on ... roreimin's oan acctum. A deeply religious and devoted family man, Foreman once admitted, "I guess I'm just a square." Foreman said he has been much. And I've still . unsuccessful - in getting a rematch with Frazier as well as bouts wIth such contenders as MlifuimmUd Mi, Jerry Quarry and Ron Lyle. "1 though I had a light with Mi all fixed up," he said. "and I licketl UI) a paper and see where he signed to meet Frazier.'' - - ti U.II Pf,OI 144 I-U ' 4J%4.4 PWscta ________ n s** Asr A2ca.1v4 o''' Pur$cta Ill) ''1'1 P*!1111, 1.4* 1 9TH *n,a Laca iIPITH S.s$*s. Isoc *, ''" 0$-I, I 41 ia's, 0,,P..l, P.r1.ct. i.N : -IN134 -------- -11TH D$.s. D.0 71 - l*t-Lt Ar1'Tu4 Z 'S' I 811 UIS 12T14--Disilss.s..c 7! AiralaUlda "" 1'* SITS Eii.* Aica 11$ US 755 3 145 (II) ILlS hiS 445 573.31 1 _______ (I-I) I-U 155 144 1 155 US 4 345 $ $5545 114) 1171.11 .;;;; in$1.41 311 Mare,, lam., Ils-r lasHli bi&pa-Mrca I - - 5..c 7 li-i) 1444 Pa'lucia (12)111)15 Dali, De54e (1-tI 111131 3 15-IS $ 4 I-IS 3 - 1245 1.4, IN 51311*1. 0$,,, £.r4scIll S ___________ -- II, 41-Il 0,ieiels , PI7iHtl 111 1 UI 2.43 3 3M 4 ______ , - 7- 1523 731 4$S $ (.15 SPaS I-I I 5-45 1 I (H! 111-N Il-i) 153.1$ P-us-lucIa $ S 0 III •tls .-fll 115545 1-1 wti • 1 J5 455 1.31 4 $4 445 444 3 - EIGHTH. Ag Yale Oi*,qys-i,. $1UJ$ ba.qa 21(4 7 55 7,4$ I ArcAra j'J Jj " 21 134-55 A.UIMI,.J EiH 1*354 ___________ - 7 4 1i41 -. - lii II. Arve-Mvutqc'Il (4) iaae-.INI III. Es,. CMI (I) - ui-i 1414$ pwtwt, ts-i ssse I _____________ ZCI44*d ______ I.lS ,.IS It). 5. Att'.'-i I$I. MItvtI ). P.*ts.s (11 II A.0 I . M...55 (51 II O'.'t.'TsM It , Ai34.O-urrs II). ID5 I47 till -. F•rmla4lrl-s LIivs-T$ia ui. J15344,ICa (II. _____________________ 5. C5Ose.Ts54 (Ii. 1.11-11.151 (33. - I, Laça M1.,r,,1Ul 114* 455 fl1 fl1)ç IL.yfl A,IeM.rsa (I) • Osili 01154* (2-3) lUlls ______ Atk.-V I, ers came in with one under par 7ls. I-..acti school enters six men with only the low four counting on the score, Florida has a first round total of 278. 'l'railing l)incan and Koch for nilividual honors 'l'hursday were Mike Shannon of Florida Atlantic, Bob Impaglia of Flori. ila State and Jerry McDonald of Florida Southern, all with 70s I-'ollowing Florida in the team chase were Miami, 286; Florida AtlantIc, 2M; Florida lnt-yr. national,; Florida Southern, South Florida and Florida State, 292. •- ! II iI •55 Ors,i. ____ r _________ A,,.,, sears. -----4 , , A_5.4f35 D.vbtu. S.,c 7 ..iIA.I)-4MTS 7$ j 1? n(5- I l'-fl WM sistS 341 5-311J1 - ArSs-Mv?U liii 7 Q.,ia (I-Il III LI Dails 0s1511 (34) StILlS "I wound up with about point, receni Floclthi Coaches I'oll the (ireynoUnus were ILJIL'tI 111W III the state. They were followed by Evans in sixth and Metro chamnpion Winter Park took lentil. 'l'he l'irke'rs are the current Metro Champions in addition to dcfendingdistrict andstate title holders. Jnining the Wildcats, Hounds and Trojans at the 11:00 star ting time will be local squad Sanford Seminole, Daytona iainland, Daytona Seabreeze, lelJ*nd, Gainesville, Boone, ('olonial, Edgewater, and Oak "'' One of the head Hound's chief yearthatenabledhimtosettwo would take tbe crushing defeat - overering as Uy stopI contest was the unfortunate e Oviedo offense cold, The inlurv cm iivi.afl L(UU3W$U4J3 ,tnnn,a, ran(ner de!enders were Jnmiy Pritchard, Pritchard The third period proved fatal directly responsjble for setting was treated and released from for the lions as Tim Itnines up two scores n addition to the Seminole Memorial Hospital returned his second in. touchdown added Without last night after he suffered a t.erception of the night for a 25- bothering tocali in th of(niy Pinched nerve In his neck, lie yard score. Jill Anderson 'IIIIt. regained all feeling in lb neck grabbed litton's throw for two Oltensively the Ptnhetto up the count to 20-0. moved the fiat5 well but p spokestiian, litton, who hit on 4 of 8 tosses troubled by the loss of wet two Seminole High head mentor (or56yards and two 1l (or the ftiitihl arid numeri ('laui!l Wuelruff attended the night, found Itaines with hi ! .t3;dt!es. '[he ii wich (ul the contest and added, "I can't wait final effort for a lZ.yard score, locals was Cxce1len( to get The tally again was set up by providing gaping ho1c for the my hands on these boys. flwy are lun±itr1cntally sound the Panther &Iense as they bacxs to run through. trul a bunch of good athletes forced a bad kick deep In Lion "The line did exceptIonally that take the game t, the other territory, well in the ball gain,-," sail Qv'.s'l - FIFTH team ' Il-IS P,r$.da (I I played. stops. "The )1ii... -''331115 US Desiks. - . __________ Anderson added a pass in- the hardest hit in a game, and a version without center Willis Reed, who spokesmen for racing, which draws upwards of 45 millIon injured a knee last week in L ______________________ _____________________________________________________________________ David Huggins Is a chance to lrirxl lead. Jo Jo White added 19 points probably hurt atteidance, for the winners and Silas had 14. particularly during the final Boston dominated the boards weekend when we have our with 60 rebounds to 46 for New biggest corwd." SCas4U1 and boosted them two threntened just once. The games ahead of New York in Knicks ran off six straight blocked by a lawsuit involving Marty Erlichman and David Miller, general partners in George Foreman Associates of In a rematch of last week's Ridge. The top five individuals Tht' se enth runner is Metro Conference cross andtopfourteamn.swlllmoveon unknown to hiuggins as he will country championship the to Astronaut next Saturday to decide Just prior to race time Lyman Greyhounds look for a compete in the State Chain- between Jimmy Copeland and better performance In addition pionship. Torn Herron. Herron has been a Trinity Prep. Last Friday the Hounds went with a win ninth grader -ran for 140 yards also." Tim It4tines got the crowd on touChdQwf3,3, L'..1.. ..t...... t.,,_,.. 1ie any money champion 109 in the only American championship in Mexico City, his crown - a first.round needed Thursday night and Basketball Association Contest. was an underdog when he knockout over Joe Roman In the)' ted all the way for a 94-84 fought Joe Frazier for the world Tokyo Aug. victory over the New York Boston Pulled away to a 20"I haven't got paid for that." Knicks. It was Boston's eighth point lead late in the title Jan. 22. With 30,000 fans second Hound State CC Hopes Still Strong intheOviedoendzone,Theklck fective tandem in the Panther garlic; 33 boys ck V.6 and 21-12 in that Speedway, one of the showcase tracks on the NASCAR circuit. "People use gasoline to get to our races. Without it, they would have to stay home." A spokesman for the ____________ .Sanford trainer works on Crooms gridders J Richards and Dan Gilmartin calling a Sanford Big 34-21 score. Geiger and Gilmartin order. hurt attendance." Officials of other sanctioning bodies that run some 150 major events at tracks across the country expressed similar concern Thursday nighL "We'd be in the same position as other promoters," said an - - Sanford-Seabreeze We are split on thIs one -which makes things mere like normal. Cherwa and Geiger show a marked disrespect serious shortage of gasoline, could have a damaging effect on the 1974 auto racing program, according to officials close to the sport. "We don't use that much gasoline in our stock car program," said Bill France Jr., president of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. "But if the national shortage became really serious, enough to require rationing, it certainly would -. ' The Greyhounds have been troubled throughout the year by depth problems and Copelañd hopes with the addition of five junior varsity and two freshman players his troubles will be reduced. _______ _____ _____ May Cut __ ¼ The ends are scheduled to be Gooch and Matt Leslie. TheOakRidgeoffenseisleadbyEarlCarrwhohasbeen labeled the most exciting runner in the Metro Conference. He is a triple threat showing talent as a quarterback, running back and end. Commenting on Carr, Copelmmd said he is a great athlete. Copeland has not planned anything special to contain the explve Pioneer. handling the passing chores most of the night should be man Bob Burkhart. Against Sanford Seminole the 14 year-old quarterback completed 10 of 21 passes with no interceptions, ck Copeland was quite pleased with his Head Coach youngster's performance. -- _______ _____ wingback spots. Spearheading the offensive line is Fred Human at center Human was scheduled to have a week off to heal his sore shoulder but injuries to the second team center forced the Senior back into action. Also on the line is Charlie Meeks and Brian Stroup at guard with Glenn Hill and White at the tackle positions. __________________________________________________________________________________ _ ______ ___________ _____ ____ - -: ,, _... _\ - - Tonight the Lyman Greyhound football squad will have their first important test since the loss of quarterback Bob Costantine as they trek to Oak Ridge in search of a tie for second spot in the Metro Conference. Three weeks ago Costantine suffered a separated shoulder in the Jones contest. Since then the Hounds squeaked past Evans 9.6 on a last minute field goal by Art Oliver and last week topped cross-county rival Sanford Seminole 134 Those three squads were not considered tough opponents sincetheyhaveorilytwototalwinsontheyear. Oak Ridge comes into Friday's battle 6-2 after an upset victory over formerly number six ranked statewide Winter rk. The Hounds mark is 7-1 with thr only deat coming at the hands of number one team Orlando Edgewater. A victory or loss in this game could help or eliminate any chance for a post season bowl bid. In the past the second place Metro team has gone to a locally sponsored Orlando bowl game. lastyear the Hounds traveled to the east coast defeating Eau Gallie in an upset win In the Space Bowl. A vIctory will give Lyman at least a tie for second spot with next week's opponent Winter Park the only obstacle. I. _______ well _________ - ,ir '/ _________ i vid Bowden in the lineup cy. "This gives us the makings nessee last week. Johnson ran age of 154 yards a contest to eight yards for the decisive ground attacks, after the Gators dropped four of a great football game. __________ ' - SEC with an average of 213 as the (;ators' confidence, as will our win over eluding Alabama." (;t',rilI' L'.I(k'; led the Bull• ru.hin '.arcL a 'atne arel the di, ler u' line the fc,urtli tjuirkrlack when fall .\utntrr Galfney, listed in just seven carries, one pass reception for 12 yards, and _____________________ - - IL,. ?- - touchdown LSCS while playing Vsncc Kendrick, who rambled gothlas any you'll find," added couple of quick toucowns at for Jack,soriville ltaincs High for 119 yards against Auburn l)ickey in praising quarterback cmxi to win it (28-14)." after being switched from Andy Johnson, tailback Jimmy School. I'oulos, fullback Rob Burns and ilie key to the game may be "I think I'll be less nervous fullback to tailback. "Gcorgia's win over Tenflanker Horace King. "I have how well Florida can slop because I'll be playing in front of friends, liii never really ncr- nessee last weekend will give long believed their offense is as (;corgia's rushing offense The _,., -_-__.....le.._. -.-'_-'--,_ - - "It's going to be a great feel- Georgia before a sellout crowd chored by tackle Craig Her- barn-a a hard time. They led, twig, a 6400t-8, 270 pounder. ing playing in Jacksonville," of 70,000. then tried to play con- numerous tackles on defense. - ' ards e"• -' ....a, ' hauled In a John litton aerial ________________ - I'- 5e !cr _____ I -- - scored two TD 's, as - gainers. --. ThesecondCroomsscorewas - 111111_ _________ - Falstrom (43) and Scott Riddle (41). The young Sanford back picked up 140 - ____ ____ _-* p". ___ whn W:oihinvtn , -, This dash marks the first varsity meeting for the two - ' -, THERE JUST wasn't an stopping Croom's Tim ains Thursday, -; losscs. All four plckers agree the Patriots Will have to wait -, .. -. I f - JSpotlight _____________________ - ___ ki . a r-- -7 ' .1 - 48-30. all or nearly all the offensive work Oviedo has a Oviedo has shown a vulner:ihilitv to th'pass.tcridt'nc__to _bcdown. - -. .1__. -. _____________________________________________________________ well but were outlasted 27., -s.- - - -k -'' ''. '.,4 . I h,' I ': ..' .s . - :3' - . 4 W ,. lions laced the I ffl'i ranked Thple.A team In the lion's offense. When he is able to hit cpen state, the Asirmaut War 1agks and the nriuIs receivers and doesnt fumble White handling the ______________ with _______________ ?'-' ',1'L j 1 4 - they secured impressive victories over their tmot all of Central Florida's receivers, T1i Inn - feature a t_prnle,1 ;itt;u.k with I Lu Upp{iiIti;t.; Last week both teams were dpfc'ntpd Oviedo-Loke BrantIe •• ' I ) J I'atriots are currently at 4-3. Since both teams Lake Brantley's sophomore signal cafle1', arc scheduled for ten games, the winner will Henry Stanly has proven this year that he can assure itself of at least a breakven season. put the ball "up with the best of them," as his 10 Both, Oviedo and Lake llrantley started off It) tosses and 700 dus air yards attest. His with a two-point loss; the Lions to Sanford, and favorite receiver Is Steve flargis whose 21 the Patriots were stopped by Cypress Lake. The receptions, good for over 350 yards and four John Johnsi Ted Homer Kevin Creeden JI Phillip5 lay Becker Sieve Hi'in Jimmy Riddi Jimmy Stamps Greg Washington Clenni, Patterson Bob Merchant I m.tc'veHargs '_1I t3 I 1 'Gturgiii has one of the big. toucllown an(I also threw a JACKSONVII.I.E, Fla. (Al') straight games, all in the gest football teams in the coun- four-yard scoring pass to - Sophomore Don Gnffney Southeastern Conference. With ii 3-4 record, Florida try," said Dickey of Coach l'oulos, King scored on two run,.s made his debut as Florida's starting quarterback a 12.8 sue- doesn't figure on going to any Vinet' l)ooley's 4.3-1 record and I'oulos added another tessatAuburnlastweek,buthe bowl games, but players have Bulldogs. 'They have done an running tally. hopes for an even bigger thrill hopes of salvaging the rest of excellent recruiting job on big "I wasn't surprised that . . ,.. r'4' ..' -7,, For Hometown Crowd - 1.4 '.' -. - - . - 4?' 'i" Cocoa Beach have had trouble moving through _ -, Defense e thinks the tune Will be 113nd yours truly sez 114. ,i'C - hut only when thrown by an outstanding quar. terback. Fellows like David Morris of Lakevlew, unportant Seminole County football game. _ ________ ' The Oviedo Lions invade Longwood tonight at 8 have been able to get fat on the Lions secondary, - Seminole Treks To Daytona To Meet Seabreeze Gridders - DacKYlelci Combo -• 1 .- Oviedo Win Bid Rests Brantley Oviedo offensively and defensively. AgiILst l(ockledge Uargls grabbed ten passes (or 162 yards and two touchdowns and latched onto two extra point attempts as well, lie aLSO spiced up an otherwise lack luster Patriot defense with eight Unassisted stops and helpd on live others. The PatrIots enter the county fight with a 4-3 non-lost record that has seen the South Seminole club drop their last two outings alter a four game winning streak. The meeting marks the first time that Lake Urantley has stepx'd on the gridiron against oth public school in Seminole County. The only other meetings in county for the f3rantiey crew has been against Sanford Naval, who they '!)l,re(J 48-0 tnd Trinity Pr&'p wht was upcet Last week the ()',iedoans tangled with Un'htu lUt .\-trnn.ut . ¶ iL 1it. . ._,., t;II LILiiLy aid S\ an' deiisiun that was nu.sleuding on the scoreboard. Iwivate sctiools, The l.ion eleven was in contention until the lty said he intends to go with Just about the fourth period against the filth ranked same starters he has used so far this season. i'istronauts, Stanley will quarterback with Hart Huchannon Duty is faced with stopping Lion running back and Tom fuse handling the halfback positions. Craig Davis will start at fullback to round ot'. John Jackson who at times looks like a one man p)t,iJ the hack!leld, team. The Oviedo senior fr 949 yards liargis will pair up with either Hohert so far this year accounting for the meat of the I I Dvi JIJ -' .tS d itiujtuI sLirter, or fLay j'"I bdIIIt. Bo'ii:ig at the ends. Grei Washington, the t.ions.ignslcaI1erf.-nd . i' - ..e - -. tiff r.ive "1 c[vterrcwhJ .irm lact week hiuing on fbi 21 for 187 Chuck Mcclung who will be flanked by guards raids to hem hato'' the cene ' L Cng -----I •n., •3$j t3 rnson and iion Fraziet and tackles Heft Con!erenco school. Marts' Williams and Bob Cira, I )di ! )ty •,t!l - ;unr \V.ishiito ans t utilize ;mx players in tw way tnrowcr of his own that has some impressive roles. sthramson and Cira at the guards, statIstics. Sophomore Henry Stanley has been a Williams at defensive end, Frazier and Davis at linebacker and Steve Hargis at the safety spot. pleasant surprise so far this season. Other defensive starters will be Bill Murdock Stepping for for injured first stringer Dan at tackle, Jeff Hammond and Mike laws at the Angulli at the start of the season the 135 pound ends and Don Kemp and David Arnett at field general has hit on 55 of 102 tosses for 787 defensive halfback. Ymmnis and 10 ScOres. Kickoff Is scheduled for Stanley's favorite target is split end Steve Lyman Field which has 8 p.m. tonight at been serving as the Hargis who has been outstanding all year, both ftr;int ley home stadium Gci'tors' Gaffney Plays 1-44 30 4 7.55 I ______________ �'-' V,,. -- . ..'-. '--' .--'' -' " -----.-,-c--. - ? S - S .,. - __. ¶' - - - - --------. ______ -"- - - - -. ---------'------- - I — 4B— The Sanford Her&d - Legai Notice iiiner I — - _________ FM NOtice is hereby uiven that tte C:ty oc Casseiberty of Se"nolo County. Florida, will receive seated b*ds up to S 00 p M Monday s _____ I J DEL1'OA - An Earl> Bird" (lin!wr will sponsored b> Deltona Post ' ss of the today for all Post and Auxiliary me i-1 Legal Notice tICS C.uefberry City Hall. Casselberry. Florida. for the sale of a LIrU Belt, loregister said namewith the Clerk CII 04 the Circuit Court. semitle the Pbllc Works Garage Ron S. Bergman City Manager US 09 Florida Statutes t951 S Nancy P. Butler Ethel M Hoover I - r rstrv:t! '' ,.. FICTITIOUS NAME n'tiz'rc SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ts begn 563 It Dated at Orlando. Orange County. CARROLL BURKE IN THI CIRCUIT In re: the AdoptIon of COURT. - Chairman - "L 1 O4 Last known address dead or 1liv Cwd ______________________ _______________________ Florida. for the purchase cf dump Shill be in writIng, arid shall r.fate 'heplaceørestdenceandpostofllc. trucki Spec)fkatioen may be b. .anacer. addressofth.claiman?,andshallbe from Ire City ________ - - Florida The City reserves thu rigP _____ void according to law Commission Room in th Cit H in the City of Santord Florida d 7 00 o'clock PM on November 28 ion or attorney and accompanied by a UL METCALF. - Ipecificatons may be obtained - __________ ______________ City Hail Cassdberry Florida TM City reserves the right to accept _______ I - NOTICE is hereby given that we areengaged in business at 7275 King P.,ert.er 17 - -. - 'ç -* - . - -. -a--:. - -., I___- - - 1.1 / WEST Thos I nd$ Ii LL.NULL, Julia Horazdosky \ 01 E 120 916 led to Point Beginning thenc. bearing s I or wives of an ot the a ye ndividual West side of Lake EmmaR oad bear n N $2 24 0 The unJ'iown assigns suc CC1.SOrS fl interest trustees or an 2 curve thence to the right along a to the parcel dtscribed below I comerol Sction 137079; thence - - _ - --- - and being in Seminole Florida to wit County, - SHORE., according to pIat thereof wtia? right tItle or interest you or tail todoso a Default Judgment will Florida Oefendas orioa 0 BRYANT Husband PROPERTY & RECLAMATION DISTRICT BARON and WAYPJC PARKER d b NOTICE OF SUIT that an action to foreclose the tty. C,c-Jrgia FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH In Seminole County. Florida- 56 Tlmtr', Lane YOU ARE HERFY NOTIFIED pages S arid 6 Public Records 04 u. for the relief demanded in s and 33 _- I 1973. Otherwe . .-. - in the Pctrtio.-i. Arthur N Beckwith Jr Clere. of Circ, t Couti Scvniole Cnty FIOII'itI - _ - - ______ _______ .. tiled ruy final report as Executor of ,. .- , default arid that I will apply to tht' Honorable - - - ____ cumbrring lhe thawing desarbed County Flq'Ida pro-vat of fhe same and for final 'v%tbefm1edbv Date 31 October ,n Birton B Pilche.' Exrcvtor (4 , written Uef -nsrs .1 ant- to it on the ait' reurt to SPry" ii opj o tour addr'ss is McGEE MERRITT & Kirby P Budding. Post Office Box icr 't 'iru'i 1 _r 907. .iddrct is Post Oftie flax . ii r '- it 4 1i tt' 'T I ii U,' ompJ.int , WITPIESSmyPiInO andthe Eal04 W$TNESSmyhand anjthe leap of said Court on thi5 24th day of Oc Seid Court on Oct 16HI 1913 tobr A 0 1973 tSealJ Arth-,.r ri flli,yitPi Jr (I 'rk of th( Ciru t C-itt i4eadng with the (iCrk of 'he Cir FlOrida .ndser-ve a cpytrirrof on ng, Cleveland, Jr. Of the I* firm of above tyIed court on or be-Sore ourt on or l#or P4y. 19th, 1973, * ./ 1 t of Seminole County £Iectric Heat Heaters. M*del I thttr, Ceiling Hesfer Model I Century 7 )0 Irms Sell them QuiCkly *ith Herald Wart? Ad by calling 372 _____________________________ Advisor Will be herd '."' THIS NOTICE •entronce _r Ovedo Ph 365 )L4 betwem 7 rt time MuSt have chauffeurs -- - LASON TO BE JOLLY Earn representative in your spare Longwood, 03-4 2999 Of Con' Phonern sa* hr n; rriults ' T A FLYING CARPET TOU'S • , 4t1L TEMPORArY porencedman,nlurnr building Receptionists Clerks Keypunch Many fringe benefits 1nCludsi.j xtra PseIpe'?l Call 623 100.3 1'i day and vacation pay, and Lady (or tetephne work full time ,t offc al rates 303 Fo and freezer delivery im Groomer Professonal only Im mediate openng 5150 guarantee med ate employment with fringe 3-Cemetaries Do your campng and canoe Camp Seminole No .j'cc'oi c 7-Motels Hotels CperiencedonIy grader operato, Atply fl person To Whitaker Accct.i'art h o kreper S5) up Par? time bela wanted evenings -_ 'IERALO .srir.'r rare Olgerrral i_r_ fNG MAC rAvlH CXJT CR A WALK, i A I AR(J1J!4D 'fliE',' I4AVEN'T CO'AE ' AP'JC) iii h ________ T[ .- Rentals - ?9-RDoms (or Rent s e r - 1-_I. • ct c c . Il-Apartments Rent Furnished - M NGi-{T AT FAJ.i.iEt TAvEN. I L. . . . - •.. - ) I ' . - ioa. iEN S MOWING SERVICE Acreage Lo's an LJwns — Get cash buyers (or a smil' ' vestment Place a low co't - I -S I __ - . - - Chic Young - APPOVML KEpTi4E iLL ' ' '5- '----T DO YOU DISLIKE ( V" - M '' - OIL HEAT C*LL PA P et are d - -- For Sale L. ' I TONER S iT[..UTY SAL.ON - I - - .' " - ( i'iE' PALATE - 55-Boats & Marine r W PALATE IN1T ,1 \ %i /-\ . It ts sa -Bicycles _I— JACKSON'S CERAMIC S supplies (1" .. .!'•.miI M55A(,P4l. - 1 L 7thday a of "it' / J P . o -Stamps - I ,- 4f " ' - i "5) ., 71-Antiques I 1•1 7 S -Campers Trailers - ,,.,, 1 , 1S' '.' " ' - m ' Fit Drafting (ompI,$ HouSe Plans and Shop TransportatIon ' _________ _________________________ rreSsUt'e wanUIg I 4e* sJiingles taCked on by square 1. exterior __________ experienced eslinates. 37.3 0794 •- Carpentry RemodelIng Addition, See Mary L Anderson II) E ___________________________ - Parts TravI AccessorIes om made screen rooms, car - _____ iiJ hol'iZtd sates & Sec'. cc n '.Oi'r at? c. garaga c baSemen F PEE HomeDem rut L. ---L - CoIns r i rl I i CAPTWE 5 - [l / 14 CONCR ETE PATIOS _____ iuiè garage s-ale? Don thert;se it I Hi PCiQI,nca Aye 68-Wanted to Buy - I- i 6] -M.achlnery and Tools 67-Livestock and Poultr '' Cu.rt w ii ry ak .ini inter s Will fix the tim. wilhin whi p nd es mates Reasonableprices Call 7567 FABRiCATION 323 4475 - P1 - - - ("I. - Call for free evaluation $31 7370 NO LO N GE P USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT - AN'TMOgE _____ / (5,, - earing lots our Specialty 373 173; --'c- / - Planning a Porges to Palntin?-interlor . .8 Home Imorovementi .vork etc Call J rr ..- - G Ph 372 $335 - _______________________ winter Call Geneva Htg & &ir Cond SVvice 323 5434 DRYWALL SPRAYING HEAT I N C. & AIR CON DITONIPIG )9 Si I A ._________________________ - ti SO -Miscellaneous , Ft line GE Appliane Sanford Electric 6-lncome And ' / \ (Y's Resort Properly For Sale \ ,ps'$. ,jJ•J \ / "5-- 1. 'ci. •_) 2 LIKE 1 - h4 ( o 85T' I ONE -IS . ' 8OuG'i.4T rr ,, ti-MobIle Homes _______ B LON DIE .'# -________________ Oo training In your home All - Clerk C? tPt. Cirit Court Hndvmon . / before the 0 beds deaned & edged to per ___________________________ repairs 25p t off 373 gç - 1'-. Pa's . 7iOMagnolia Ave. For Rent iB-Wanted to Rent • Sntôrd, FlOrId&, at which time and )"ttIonC( ' ' a' pnti' - .,. ,.. . For il-Business Property 4 i Cli one time at least is the above Court tti ' P0I to IPiC aforeSaid heari.'sg Pfovernter 1*73 date In SOditiCh, notice Shall be (Stat) IS dlys prior t ti- ,' is -Action S orts _____ ______ •, a (1e 14 -Camping-Resorts J_I ____I_I_I_-1_[1' ______________ Shall be posted at Covrtfifldsthal Peiitioner ilentitled lt.uii O'p ly Clerk Pleasant wo(kfng conditions. 13-Travel Anencies I t I ex i . -i-.---_. i 0 i.r;Y final act'in 5 taki-n by t'e sa j tfOf Water Heater, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Seminole County FlorIda _________ 10-Do II Yourself I i __________ 11 ____I_ Said hearing may be dnd the amount to (liii I I* (Seal) Arlrijr 11 Beck*ith Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court _____ rd 32005 I? 97 Sanf - - Custodian wanted Apply at Enter - estmate, call Carl Harris, at Taking on tt 7h da of im or as soon tiiat must bq determi ttwee(])othecpleceIWi,hi,h Cit Crcjt Coixtcnt7-iis I CON5 Vj are notified that Petitioners Fli.rida seal of this Court af Sanford. ti Clerk LOST Male Dachshund fll.o p Tan Reward Call Q.ij )693I R iJ'5-. 'ii,.,, / ..L_T Lake A M., before the Honorable Roger F AD. 1913, otherwise a default will f)r ----- bu green beans 13 bu Ca TEu..lj, \ %ii'5 WILDE ______ _______ ....... I_L 1 ._ r- December 1973 the l.øme being not less than 2$ daiis nor more than 40 In City Hall Of the City of Lake filid S. mnole County, FPorid. to Wit Lot 16 O IEDO OAKS Seminole Florida tlieshort litleof which is IN Records and being amended Plat Of Crystal ALMA ARKANSAS been s That Part Of Niith Street North of of dated May 3), 1971, and tiled June 2 Records Book $4. page 641, in th having / / - • 1 :r - vacate and abandon road right of. forth in the Complaint, or default PEARL M. GRAY. WHOSE LAST Marriage , 'iT I I Friday, Nov. 9, 1973-5B Workers epply n person a Md F ,, røn1t or part time. Appll in American Wood Procju.ts. 1291 CriarIe SI Long*ood. Fla C'V.i11 a Iln'7 Day Before PublIcation -' r -. lE . I_I L_ F' ' l • 1 Cfld thOWCaus-e why it should not be The nature of this suit I& to property lying NOTICE OF PROCEEDING closuREs. Cendida M-astrap. Its President WANDA C, BRYAPr (fevkoftt'. '.- _______________ ________ '5' Male Help Wanted p m Lake Mary, Fla / by Bob Thoves (d)toconsder ..teguestof change O the Circuit Court in and for address is P0 Box 1344. Sanford In ru: the Marriage of " . degrees 55 a distance of S3$ n lcd to the end of CurvS ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR FIRST rEDERAL SAVINGS AND I$THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Wr,t First Streef Sanloro Fo-, - -=. -'-.' Aide$ Kitchen help part 75 MINIMUM CHARGE - - of toning from Al to Cl of tte thence run along the arc of sao 1100 6 thru 25 timc-' \ IT SI10W6 \ - -- -' X"C'iCfl help wanted, nights or - _____.eekCnd das leat part time ob 'aturelody towork in 5ndwicti.jce Orida - - . 105511 feel to the be-ginning of a Cijrve concave to the Northerly and tKt) of Section 7 TownShip South Range 30 East AND RECLAMATION DISTRIt.T, , . r1/ ' 'p.- - the NE'. of PubliSh Oct 29 NOv S. 9 1973 WILFREDO P. MASTRAPA and Sarlord ' - . e-v The SE ' of ttw PIE ' (LESS p. the Southeast corner of and you and each of you are Florida To wit Lots 19 and 70 Block required to file your Answer lath. CIVIL ACTION NO 73 1343 B '. U feel therl'of) and to serve your written defenses UOfl It, County Attorney of Seminole County on or before that English Estates School, in the Personals - AIE 'you rROUBLEO? Call Toll lB PROBLEM1 PClhilp5AlCOfl0$i(5Aøt / yA WELL. WI4AT NA%,,E ' r5HE - (b)to conslder.reciuistoo change SCCtlOfl71507. lad survey lire being of :onn from Al to M 1 c.f th• deScribed as follows: purat'on orvafluzed and existing By Joy Webb As Deputy Clerk Plairit,If pora?ion , Personals . ' - I 1' "t 7E F __J SUBDIVISION Iccordlog to ott the0t recorded In Ptat Book 7 PageIll 116 andLotM Block son at said D.tr,cT Will D P140 , - 9a m 12Noon I lying East of the Lake Mary arid You end cacti of you are corn Civil Action Plo 73 75) A entitled FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. Orlando Road (LESS the South i minded to file written defenses as Clerk of the TRRIBLE I South 33 feel and Road) and the SW laid Section 3.. thence rvn South I? Otherwise a default will be entered Model SRTI 42DV against you for the relief demanded You and each of you are hereby 1973 (Seal) ' md a delta of 7 øegrees 11 47 a Florida That part 04 distance of 90 299 (eel along the arc ______ - 'T'' -,--- Orlando 831.9993 T persons and parties claiming or GREEN Clerkolsaid Court and servea opy thereof upon said Plaintiff or his attorney Iowit Thomas A Seminole County Firid for a In ret Estate of _________________________ Sanford Florida West side of Lake Emma Road- have filed a petition in eminent 116716 domainpfoceediflgsagainstyouand thence N Id*gren 2 fKt, along the West side of Lake cacti of you $ftking to Condemn for 1 Whirlpool Range Model RWE x,o A the Estate of IRENE BLACKSHEAR DE U 116 \CM'\i "• fl and the S 3 feet Deceased before service on Plaintiffs at t flrida to wit C UItT I OR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 0EV tO MI'- L CWUKTY FLORIDA CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CIVIL ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY . . MAE DAVIS S Edward L BI3c.hei,, ?lJrnes trr Estate CAPTAIN EAS NTlCL ISHEREBY OIVFN that • rflhi4flg of th land*t-j Respondent. ____ claimant and shall be sworn to by whoSe address Is 1601 CNA Tower tue \ ' - I ,— Tax Collector Florida The City reqves the rIght to accept Of reject any Or all bl Ron S Bergman and - Of This ,,.?ti 'r- -, DE U ISO .- -- City Clerk 6-4 A Ii Hcmd hi & St U OxA, LE 5 below in Seminole County, Florida The DIVISION OF AD GREENBELT OEU 171 WEST. ThoIStatid%tyingjn$ecJjoe MINISTRATION. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF _________________________ $2030 described as follow-i TRANSPORTATION Beginning at the w '. corner and NOTICEOFACTI SEMINOLE COUNTY a political Sectlonhl?030 tPtCncebearing STATE OF FLORIDA TO and post office ictdte55 Of the G Baker Plaintiff s attorney SuIte 77 Cards of Thnl S wtio tried to help me (nd my lost • little do'. Think y,,u. ' -' ___-1J Tfl LI P4 DOWNERS WITHIN THE LAKE HOWELL WATER AND ROGER - and Lot 23 Block Ce this Florida ctate Bank POst Office Box 1330 "' CIM.. . I PARCEL 3: (32002) on or before the 3rd cay of end accompanied by a filing fee 7 Electric Heat Heaters Model 24 one dollar ar.d such claim or December )CT) and file the original ER of the City of Sanford Florida 72nd day of October 1973 -. __ -4.L; '' C th: Oct. 26, Nov. 2. 9, 16. to Quiet title t the following devlsees grantees assinc, ' described property in SitnIflol. llenors creditori trustees r an1y ToAllCreditorsancs Persons Having County. Florida: and all persons claiming b AQt,cultural) District " All rt I I t '_ IN THE NAME OF 'tHE STATE or Park Spcci'lcatio'ns may be tamed from the City CASE NO. 73-IS$1C ,t - . n the ' -:, '-: '' I 1120 X described ai follows The owners mortgagees judgment IRENE BLACKSHEAR through2.2 Park View indAdditi S Jo-tn N Liver c IN THE CiRCUIT COURT FOR 'Si - 1973 d 1' 30 (Residential) Distrlc and that we intend to register s-aid name with the Clerk of the Ci'cul? Court City of Casselbirry of Seminole County, Florida. will receive sealed ., - ______________________ TQwnth p 20 5 Pa C he iC1it,iji Publish Oct 29 Nov 3, NOv , DEU -_________________________ located In Section 13 - Ron S Bergman II E Washington Street run E Florida, within lix calendar months 210 feet, thence South 210 feet to cwd'ing tø Ptt thereof as recorded from the time of the fIrst publication point of begng. in Plat Beok is PC09 bOot tPe Public 949.70 ft S of the NW 443 ft P423670 91; E or without trade In of dragline ________________________ r .i VV ___________________________ I . .. ,, S / ' 0ARCL Records of Seminole County. Circuit Judge of Seminole County, Section2. TownshIp 21 South, Range being in Sem1nole County. Florida, bids up to 5:00 P.M. Monday, Atorne Igilstr$trIx P lr Adrn November 12, 1973, in the - ___________ - BUGS BUNNY Samuel W. Harris TRACT TWO Beginning 7)0 fed Estate 'I'. .. - " t -i; 5u0. SHAMS & Of zoning from Al to M 1A of the Arthur H Bickwl?h Jr itfid rcqured to present any as per plat thereof recorded in P1st Davis Sr Deceased and each of clams and demands which you or Book 3 page 30 public records 0 them and any and all persons SCHEDULE A Notice it hereby Qivtfl that the I1 _-_-- - _________ ____ --•:i 'V The Sanlo,'d Herald 4 -- SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA (SE L) LONNIE M. WATSON ic East, run thence East 210 feet, DEU-172 ' ' Publish: Oct. 19. 26. Nov 7,9, 1973 ___________________________ thence North 7)0 feet, thence West OEU121 210 fed, thence South 210 feet to In the Circuit Court, Seminole poit of tegnnng NOTICE OFPUBLICHEARINC, ALL AS DEFENDANTS COUnty Florida TOCO GREETINGS Not'ic.s1 rieleby given that a In Probate Ron S flergmn City ?,f.-anager _________ ___. T.- S. .., -, - Sell '.vifh Ilerald A cis eL uJivj CAMPUS CLATTER WI,, ouRNS I '0 a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in J BookS. page 30. public records SANFORD FLORIDA 3777) to the otat ?ner'• 't i ando r,OF da41.4i ono general managers to wit TRACT ONE La? 6 Block Clerk of Circuit Court ity Ce-celia V Ern MORRIS Frances L Watson eitherof you, may have against the County. tO the Clerk. Circuit Court, - INVITATION TO ito Notice is hereby given that the Seminole County, Florida, at his offiCe 'in th court house of said City of Ca.neberry c County at Santørd Ilorida WIthirt County Florida Will rtelv SHIed tourcaiendarmonthsfrorntfletim, bids up to $00 PM Monday November 33 3973 in the dAtheIirs?poblicatonofth,sno$ice - •-_ 'N ww.. IT •.:''.:-. - .. - .'- — , ,. 1.1 - S.- attorney for PA CITY OF LAKE MARY, to It OnSMMUEL W HARRIS and THE UNION acidreis appear below on or ORANGE COUNTY AND STATE theoriginaltptereof with the Clerk of directors ,( ..... Bank flulldin property In Semino County, THE STATFOF FLORIDA TO written defensrs If any ?hreto In duplfrate and must state the place cf rrtdcnce and post of Deceased To All Credit*ri and Perioni Having notifiedandreguiredtopresenfany Arthur H Beckwitn Jr ____________________________ .i _- H ________ _______________________________ _______ i-- . V -=- - ---- ('hPPC'l t RUI't}J INGRAM FLETCHER, ET AL, NOTICE or ACTION 11____. :--;2- - 7) That the party Interested in sa buS iOC$S enterprise is as follows Arthur H Beckwit' Jr CARL E HULL a sin Iem8n Industrial Park. 720 ft SOuth of ____________________________ Court for Seminole County Florida Petit ion OF ORANGE COUNTY AND In the Courthouse at Sanford 0 Brlen Road. east of SC L RR In the Circuit Court Seminole WITNESSm handandthesealcf STATE OF FLORIDA and all __'_-:.-_.. -. LO ekly rates)flj 0e Floridi 32700 COUNTY STATE OF FLORIDA WATSON who died on Atgtjst 2 of tht Fictitious Name PubIic,tion Showing that this Notice . ,'i-. (c SEMINOLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Hope under which I am engaged In North Carolina YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED husine's at 107 Ozford Road, Fern vd., Orlando, four consecutive weeks, the matter Publish: Oct. 76, Nov. 2,9, 1$, 1973 Sanford Atlantic flank Building. Publis!'i No'i c. it'. 1973 , NOTICE TO CREDITORS Circuit Court Seminole Cotnty 7 00 PM or as soon thereafter as posttr - ,-, - LO.'l[ " of SE ALL and that I intend to register it S 70 decrees E UD ft S 20* ft to .,. -- _________________________ _________ ,, . - HUDSON, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. DOCe1SIJ. $65.09, Florida Statute. will riglst,r GLIDA PEARL NOTICE OF FINAl °.P3T AND with the Clerk of the CIrci ioun, PE TITIONFR. AND HAROLD nand for Seminole County, FlorIda. ORANGE SEMINOLE Florid Statutes S Jan'es Bell degrees3Y E 1 ft N 72der.,es - r-. F—F-' bYD ovc Grouc ___ ____ ____ CTITISPME ' . - WULLGL.D TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the FictitiouS Name Statute Chapter Curry Ford and Application for Discharge Ob. That the party Interested In saId by GLIDA PEARL HUDSON, and r an,... Florida. ic'ctions, it any, Should be duly filed business enterprise Is as followt' SERVICE and that I lnt çwovisiozn of the Fictitious Name f County Corn The Eeard 192) lb Dean Roath PubliSh Oct 26 N0v 2 9 16)973 at 574 2162, Joseph Healey at st Oviido Seminole County - at County, Florida under the fictitious Florida TONE CODED Legal Notice located at Voting Notice is given that GEORGIA 1111014 name to wit MOON GLASS Ma h __(ifl• Warehouse. 3663 Whitcomb REDO, as EKeCutrix of the atov- COMPANY under which I am 33rd Street)' orida. (Near I I and styled Estate, has completed Pier ad- engaged in business at 103 Joslane FICTITIOUS PIAME Polk . Blvd 1973, at 115 W. rlando. F1eirii, for FM 2 WAY MOBILE RADIOS. are engaged in buSiness at 1002 A N Osceola TransportaitAmfb FREQUENCY. Legal Notice Legal Notice LEGAL NOTIcE ______ - I __ ALLEY OOP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NCTICEUNDERICTITIOUS INTHECIRCUITCOURT,INAND IS HEREBY GIVEN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA enTh1'd in uuneis ,'it %Oo Sanford th NAME STATUTE COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE C Orange Semincie Osceola PROBATE DIVISION Avc., Sanford. Seminole County, Ta TOWNOMITMAYCONCERN: FLORIDA. AIhority (Transit PROBATE NO. asu Florida undtr the fktltlouS name of Notice is hereby glvtn ttat the CIVIL ACTION P40. 731473A ''" Orlando Florida will In re Estate DAUGHTERS MOTHE' & under%Igned pursuant to the DIVISION A INVITATION TO BID THIS IS AN INVITATION TO in the Community Center with -, - - Legal Notice Lfgal Notice ______ - - . .- - Ti- -_________ Friday Nov. 9, 1973 Early Bird _______ V -. , I- -s'_ - ,-.-,--- 1---- "_ __!!!l9 Fii,Et orfitial Conurnerc.it w E*.:a'.iatng & Grading Pn 323 )ICK JOYCE WELL DRIL.LItG Lawn Service '. tj., It s Fix up Tine Hire an expert Free E-st RoeSorsa3...t4,i. 1733 repairman from today s ctassifleø Lawn Clean Up 6nd L ht Hauling _. ST NE MACHINE & SLJPPL CO �S - -. _n_ - -= -. - -- :C7r.tSr '- - .ZS7 '-jC.-_- . - ---- - -. S - - - ---- -----r.n• - - - ------ I - - - I - - ________________________ - - I __ 'iLi_t_. -- --_---__-_--_ -_- -_- -_-=--.--_-_-_- -= -_ iI - ,,=== LI_•iLJJ! .mnL._L_xii _ .________uii i_____ _ _''' -. 14,.-_-_'5_ '_ - .- - -- '' -!_ - Mate-Female Help Wanted , by Dtck Turner RNIVAL CARNWAL ____________ by Dick Turner -if- ONE OF A KIND 1622 Spanish For real living on cold winter nights, a 23 It paneled family room with fireplace, large kitchefl, formal dining room, located on 2 lots, carpets. all this and even more only *15,900 Some terms or refinance. Slemper Agency XWIK i'AR WA',14 aiiaIabie San and surrounding area Ver, 10* inveStment, 15 pci tnanc.no An nestment for thOSC ,sP. MUST SUCCEED and one that w.lt provide ye-Irs of steaih in come Call collect. 904 725')162 S[P.S1NO[ I P1 t'. TOR ORL • WP MUL IIPLLLISTIPIGSERVICE 1919 S rrench 121 1991 Eve'.. Sunday, 3377371 or )7 I1 xJy 5rfl4111 Duslress or be working partner, Wrl" Box $16 The Saford Herald, p a. Bo 6SJ. Sonfc,rd, Fl 22771. WflT TO s. ______________________ _________ _j bath home, Threc' bedroom, P rirpt'ted. frced yard. large utility stied in rear, payments. 51)9 00, Assume mortgage rio qualilying, immediate poSses%'On LOOluflQ for IlvCttockbutfrqS? Place b0 CCII clasif ied àdfor results _______________________ -- _____________________________ Jl)HNSAIJLSAGENCY I 711 N Oak, Sanford .5 COIN 1.AUNDRY CO!N 3?? 'ITlcf,Ius, 37) - - -I: -- tj5vc' I __________ _______ - L____ - __ . ____________ - ______ - I __________ _________________ _______________________ --' -, --. --,.-1-.-- ________________ _________________ ______ u ____________ __________ ___________________ ________ ___________________ ________ _______ ________________________ ' _______ _____ - I- =-r--- - _____ I -: - -• _________________ ______ ________________ _____ _______ _________ - ____________ I I - .- __jj - 1 . - I -I 1 - __________________ -T!i1T' - - I I _________________ ---- _ -_________________ _______ - _______ - --- - : - :---- - -- - - - PLAP4 TWO 1 P4 HREE 53.661 57.11903 __________________ FULL-TIME Two bedroom dupJez furniShed ôpartment. 1220 Orlando Drive, S.ntord S11.719.00 PLAN FIVE 516.9,1.00 $34,79$.03 -- _______________ For turnIeI' informatIon or a per SOUC nterI4Cw, Se-nd Name. ADULTS NOPET I - 3.. ___________________________________________________________ Address, & Prne numnre, to -- North American DIstributing 32 Houses Corp. Hot Foocs Divilon. 3-U) hC!d Norti Central A,entje- Suite 119 PPoe-nIx. Arizona, $3012 I bedroom, kitchen equipped, 1 child t170 mo 5W3 depast. Pt MEN OR WOMEN It, you are in terested in earning SlOG) per _________________________ month, part time wilt only $3,300 HOMES arid APTS. for rent rom to invilt, fully returnable. call sioo mc Cell 473 7641. HOME COLLECT Mr. Crow (2141 213RENTALS-- oker-, tol. Rent -'___ MEN OR WOMEN If 0'J are iri tc'feS$ed in earning 51000 per month, pert tme with Only 13)00 To inve-ST, IuiSv rpturrabi,. cell COLLECT *,', _______ -_-- - - 29 ___________ .... dnd 3 bedroom towflhJSfl West 75th St at Holly Avi Rent starts at 1225 322 seat or 44 9Q _____________________ - --- - - •- - ,- S -- -S.- - - _____ - -r. - - : -. - -.-' - - - _-_-: I4 -I'\ -' -"'! 7t:uiZ.5 - rr Pavton . - --- - ones C o.or TV Pooi Extra cican rooms & efficiencies. By c'ay week- month. 373-4391 _________________ 1 room furniShed, private entrance, bath and parking. Call 322-21*0. Room tar Rent $6 W$ Privilege of k,$hen 1 de,re3. $2! - -, ______ ' -__-- 4 - - ______________ s.L - ' I PJ CC 3 t,"ctro-om l'CijS' it Apartments Rent Unfurmshed ____ 30 :i,1h wa r, , ' - ______________ 3227643 damag4' Catlatter6pm 32263$) Pool Table taking up too much room A Classified Ad w II find it a - - iiiii-1 -_ i-'-- ., - -- -= --------- - . td'otite Homes Rent 7 Bedroom m'bali homf available Oc,7 rid? droom 0tt:ge N 3REST&URAI'4T =! POSITIONS A VA I LAB L E -____ - CO R BE Ti 3735991 REAL ESTATE. REALTOR 665 179), DeBary 6.65 .1485 ST, JOHN'S REALTY CO. Peg. Brokers Sanford, PIe. Days 3226)73 Nights 322 Sf21. 372 2352 Beautiful Riverfront Acreage for sate. $2500 ier acre N ear 436 East Fçur bedroom, 2 bath. central heat and air, two car garage, fenced yard, with lOassorled citrus trees, (')flvenient to Shopping area. 119,500 - - -.--- - DISC DflVIfIflI DIJJ DVIIUISSL - _i I - I 4 - Skit U W A CU CD LIJUflJ4JU$ - . ________ Benefsts ____________________ Apply In Person - ___ -{ - _______________________ _ ______________________ ____________________________ _L.k;i._I ---_- _____ f -- 1)04W Fairbankt WE TAKE IRAGES bedroom, 7' bath, double garage, entral air, central P-seat. li-s acre tot 5 miles from downtown Sanford Qualify for first mom tQeQe, arid owner will tale second lOP BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for Sale or lease, call us. mortgage. Great RETIREE INVESTMENT! JACK R. McCLURE Building inCludes 3 attractive Registered Broker epts. Will make nice residence 373 M with ,00d rental income, $21,500. ________________________________ UNDER 530.000 -- New attractr-,r I bedroom house, convniently located a t BALL REALTY 817W. 1st St. 322-5-641 -- BEST VALUE. ___________ 't Sfop Urn!" Conuenuint and charming, just SCREENED POOL completIng 4 new 3 bedroom homeS *ith garage, air and Skinny dip. Plo bugs thanks to tarpeling. Located on a quiet screened 5Sx 2$' pool area.) large strut With lake britezps Walk ts bedrooms, family rm., and lit shOwing arid SChools. Low down csen open onto pool. Very at payment. Only 1.77.500 to $71,750 tractive clean home to enjor 2821 Hartieell Ave. Florida life to the fullest 365 dayS a ye-Or PrcedS39.c'S0 CLIFF JORDAN 131522? Nice- Home, two bedrooms, 1½ baths, Zoned commercial if you need business location. Down payment negotiable Owner will mortgage 31,', l'.tSt "We Don't Stop - - - - -- --- --- _____________ - - - Persoqnpl Office ,.l...mflOflfC Spnir9 .,ri, • n,ervew ,,Our. - MondaytoFr&day 10 1 24 ¶q_ - - - - - -- - - _ .5 ------- - -.5 .5 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. "" JOHNNY WALKER REALTY SANFORD REALTY 122 64.'. After S.327 Fill 15*-I S 1 rench Ave Days .172 12,2 4 bec-oom wood frame home, large 3 new 3 bedroom, 7 bath horrws Many extras. Good location $ per (emit nie're'$t 539,000 322 27V - -___-. 1 t - c.m, 1' rr tnt; ta?h all L$,rk From 523.100 20th Street t Locust. turn left to 14th St., rIght on Valencia Court North Model open I 6 p m iat On Ste chorus 37370W - - F rst Si . nice, larg, landscaped yard See it and make an offer! bedroom, 2 bath on corner lot with clmate control, nice landscaping and in very good c-ond.t ion. Only 136.000 If you're hOusC Piuntng Ovit' it to ,orelt ii Se-c ttis home' ______ Realtors 7 Br. Trailer 12x40 Ph 373 5156 COMPLIMENTARY PASSES To the P-tome A Rama Show In Orlando Nov. 15-17 are being gIven WE TAKE TRADES 333 "•" ' - oak Shade trees. 7 adjacent lots for sale 'a, ssoo Income and Investment Property ,, - wz.c-. C,.CIICuIt nom property now renting for 57*5 a month. Recently renovated Clos* 16 everything. Owner will hold second mortgage. EVEREST REALTY INC. R"aItO.', 1601 S lfWv 1797. Maitland Phone $71 C- lJ.I - v 5? i Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave , SEWING Washers, Dryers, Rangit, Pefrig .'ijniri:ieisi.s - & Air - 1(111Il(!1," !'rit'tJlp I'uI!v Patio - -. ,,,•,, ,,, ,_,,,,,,,,, 1'? •SU•VJiiy aoverJ,w-a brand, has all the new stretch tilches, built in buttonhole, blind hem, decorative de-slgn, full actory guarantee, 111995 Easy payments available, United Freight Sales. 3SS() S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon Fri 9 to 9, )93N. Hwy 1792 Longwood -'4 Sates, 3550 S (.r3fl [ Mon IS Orange Ave., AODLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS W$tern Wear. Save at the Old Corral We-stern Shop, 17 97, I mile S at Deflary KULP REALTY - ___________--------* Maitland Flea Mart* - = Quality Horns D*velopm.nt by BraIIey Odham - '-. 5 5.74.700. parquet Iloors. some carpet electric kitchen counter. 532.503 DOWN horhood, wall to wall carpet, large LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA DREAM 7 bedrooms, on large lcif, shade and fruit tree's, fenced II 6.500. Hall Realty Realtor, 323-5/34 61 * * * * * * Good Condition. $IS 322 lIlatterS _____________ q 23-4S7O r ________ TIOUSC!flOIJ UQUU) -- - - --- HERB'S TV pjnw (IPFN FIJLI TIMF - - - - Hrs 5 30 3 00 Tues-Sat All.osomeevrnings I))) S. Sanford Ave. 323 173.4 * * * * * * * 6' Motorola Solid State Stereo, AM tM Radio, I track tape deck, record player Perfect conc4itIon. Ctiret.'s CutQtQ,srl Cluthel, toys and furnituri' SaIl QuIckly with a classified ad. Rug arid pact. xaraslan Estella. moth proof, Il * IS ft 2 yrs 'r1 $325 Clean Call 66-8 6)21 i!rr $ AIIRAC PAVUfltTf fl%?5VlVlL. I (SI IJILIIIU mt Sale-l335 Summnerlin Sat & rufl V a m 7 p m Aritigues & MiSC. (.ir Garage Sale-All day Sat.; from IS Sun, 09 S Flliott Ave. S.nford I Poodles, Terriers, Spaniel*, master all breeds grooming Tiny toy stUd icr-viCe, 32)1971. Pug Puppin. AKC Peg Stud Service Available ou'. fur 323 5299 YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL 1% BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN 0 This NEWSPAPER doe-s b&td (/f! age from e'n A Cbmb#hItr1rvC Sled Estate ployer co,ernd b tf'iø AGE DISCRIP,'INATIOP4 EMPLOYMENT ArT Ta 3ei$er L'vte$ i - r in lrdjj Prc! Ct' 72 W LeLe - . C)'iLI sdt F I 'ep 241 4-413 °_,11.-I.-- • - -' flEta 11w -, I fle'ralrl TrucksanFlTraIIers DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self contained Nothing dOwn. take over, Cell dealer 3736730 Irish Setter, female, S mos. old, *1CC Peg. Wormed All shots 322-oW. mahogony French China cabinet, pIano stool, mantle mirrors, gate leg table, teakwood screen, marble top French end fables, 2 piece Victorian bedroom suite, cut la55, oak rockers, lots more furniture and miscellaneouS too Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wtsoles.ate prices Jolly Charlie guarantees n WVi'ifl9 lOwell prices in Fbi Gormly'S, E 44 past Beardali at PR tracks, numerous to mention. Open all weeI, 9 5 for inspection. Come early end browse around If you have things to sell cw COflSiQn, cell Stan Vermitlion 5.35 7070 __________________________ CASH 322 4)32 For used furniture, appliances, louIS, etc. Buy I or 1001 items * A.A.A. AUCTION * 190 N. Hwy. 17 97 Longwood. Flit _______________________________ Campers Travel Trailers - - - - --- - Cash buyer for uSed articles, fur nrture-, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 312 6977 - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 6)26. WinIer Park -- 1981 Jeep Station Wagon, csceilc-nt oondition. Good tires 322 5751, **AMC Insulated cover for any Short bed pick up truck. 173 Ph. 372-15.51 TRUCK CAMPERS - lo buy and sell gold or silver coins, Ud New slide in truck campers confect us first We also buy bulk from $793 New Wnld Travel. silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Hwy. 17 92, Longwood 1349121. CENTER, 109W 1st 3731357 . POLARA CUSTOM '73 DODGE 4 Dr., hard top, power steering, For tne best buy ri AmericOn 7,5010'S, and Jeep vehicles, Se-i.. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company SOS S French Ave., 32'2 4)81 Must 5.11-1970 Nova $1350 323 659) '69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded Nothing down, tale over, call ,I3 DODGE DART SWINGER 6 cyl., R&H, PS, PDB, sharp red w.white vinyl top, No. U197 73 DODGE POLARA 9 passenger wgn,, V.8, PS, PDB, R&H, AC, Roof Rack, No. U295 1973 550 Flat Spider, under warranty, sacrifIce, 323 0700. Acdlng a room to yo,r Home? Furnish it with Items Advertise in Classified Ads. 3O88 3288 Many other lease cars available at same low price FORD PINTO RUNABOUT '72 '71 '68 dealer. 373 6230 1984 Dodge Dart, automatc, radio, heater, excellent tires Just 1330 SHELLEY USED CARS, 70) French Ave , 3237960 2988 power brakes, R&H, AC, No. U262 JEEPS** '69 New R&H, 4 speed, 1 788 $ 1 388 $ factory air, very sharp DODGE DEMON 318 V-8, 3 speed, floor shift, R&H "performance plus economy". CORVAIR 3 speed. floor shift, radio, you must see this one INTERNATIONAL '2 588 988 TON P-UP TRUCK detachable camper top Used MIDFLORIDA DODGL Car Lot 1801 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD OrlandG 644-3912 322-0614 Car Lot 323.4270 1969 Datsun Sports Car, 1600 SerIes, Convertible, top condition. Call 377 71)1 after S '44 Ford LTD. 10 passenger wagon. factory air. Make offer Ph. 377 3555 - '6SVWCONVERTIBLE Nothing down, takeover Call dealer, 373 6230 Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pickup. Phone 3235200. ' Lease Cars with Chrysler Extended Warranty Autos for Sale carved Wanted to Buy Located on 17.92 at Lake Mary Blvd. - '69 VW Bus. Sliding door, sunroof, new tires. Good engine, good condition, $1,200 Ph. 323 2747. "The Lowest Priced Car In U.S. ,, TOYOTA Corolla 2O99 Getting ready to move? Sell excess items quickly with a Classified Ad! ---- Place, Sanford. 377 93. __________________ sS Boats&Marin C Fn ui n mrim I 'r WAITING FOR YOU AT BILL BAKER'S! - 2DOORSEDAN . WITH ALL STANDARD EQUIPMENT ____ -: VOLKSWAGEN STILL YOUR BEST ECONOMY CAR BUY! - - NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE SHEETS WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS - COMPARE! v High Trade-In Value! - ROOMIER I IDEAL LINING M1ATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) I NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA _____ WITHALARGER TRUNK&MORE MODERN LOOKING DASHBOARDI - __ _____ i- '- - - -= T-.-- 937.00 Less Than Vega 2-Door Sedan J93.0O Less Than Pinto 2-Door Sedaii S29600 Less Than Datsun B-210 2 Door Sed. 496.00 Less Than Mazda 808 2-Door Coupe 526.00 Less Than Volkswagen Beetie -- Our Friendly Sales Staff Will Be Pleased To Assist You: Prince Dawson, Skip Senkarik, John Bruce... If they're tied up just see Bob £ - I; (AN BE CUT WTH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING I! CALL 322-261 1 THE SANFORD HERALD Full New Car Warranty! AIr-cooled Engine! "We ExperIenced the Lowest Price Increase on Today's Market, EACH = - - v Low, low monthly paymentsl USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES NO SUNDAY DELIVERY LONGWOOD L Up to 27 miles per galloni v Uses pints of oil, not quarts! FOR MORE INFORMATION 'rr c x'v 4 , j-i,,3 flc0 at Rm 309. Or frames unusual 3 piece living room suite with faces. II piece walnut dining room Suite-, old Morse chair, leather top table, Free itr 5315117 after S I Read Li festyles BIG USED CAR SALES LOT PUNFI iv,, gi.svs. dishes. tools, misc Items fl Palm YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. HFLP WANTED ADS t'f . F rri-r " our _______ A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT 1,3óOIIur)7313511 19 set, wrought Iron ball tree, picture FOn deluxe Necchi z'g zag 3 needle Fishing Boat Bargains POsition, built In buttonhole maker swth deigns Pay $35.30 or 6 Il' F benglets with welts, $179; 13' at pyments ol $7 per month, S I ni Hull, $773; Galvanized $185 ntgrd Sewing Center, 307 E trailers. 1129; Dependable 2554 10 3-.rst St.. Downtown tIP motors. 14-14 Many otherS Terms : +t'ul0V01 Console HIFI, WOfl',ON MARital Rpd*ood Settee and Rocker with '?27 HWy I? l toom CUShiOnS. 575 377 $111 12? e M UNSW1RTH REALTY I Chippendale bedroom suites, wicker rockers. S pieie Silver tea - HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS cit MID FLORIDA I Wheel Scat Tracker, 51)5 5 mos. old, excellent condition, good Christmat aft 323 1663 8C Friday, Ploy 9th.? 3Op m Large load of fine Iumniture and antiques from New York City consisting of: 9 piece satin wood bedroom suite, wicker fern stand. 3 piece wicker settee, wicker table, Chippendale console table, 6 ft. wooded Indian Larken desk, Duncan Phyfe love seat, several Hew.large&small 2003 Adams Aye Stamps.Coins FRI. NOV Motorcycles 1967 Ford Dump TruCk. Good Condition, 1750 Phone 377 7413 AUCTION * DOG HOUSES - - We will be open for business Suzuki. 1971,90CC ANTIQUE & tan, also red, Sire 7 lbs. wor flied, ShOtS 56$ Animal Haven GroomIng 6. Boarding Kennels 69 Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 295 6194 anytime. 373 5.670 Pets and Suonlies -- Junk Cars Removed 1965 International ko'jt. 4 wtieei drive. $500 Ph 373 7711 alter i p.m Dell's Auction Service Rl.46 West Sanford 67-A Auto Repairs Parts- Acceori - Larry's Mart 7)3 Sanford Ave Garage-Rummage Sales L.-n'- j, I umnace; Refrigerator Cppc-m modem electric range; Bahama couch. Conventional washing machine; livingroom set, all kirvis of fancy gtass,ware. dllties, Cli. and bicycles. R;nt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only 11 per da 68 -. -- t,'i.-1emn oak bedroom suite Equipment for Rent * Fern Park Hwy. 436 & 17-92 - Good Condition, $250 138 3072 after I Friday Night, 7.30 CactuS, pottery & special plants' _____-. TELEVISIOPI SETS 52$ UP 17 Aucflon Sale l'ACTUS KORRAL, 715$ 5nfrcct Auc. Next to Horse & Ridt'r 65 LLLLiL1L I? Volt Auto BatterIes Ill 95 PEEL'S hODY SHOP 1 Li ir icJ Atri' (,i'tting ready to move? Sell e'xcess items quIckly with a classifies ad! Lawnand Garden 64 ILILIL LLL1!. Lt'1LEL L 371 ?'9'9 after S P-Jew Lumber For Sale Reasonable 3735670 6? Can be seen at Club Diamond, DeBory 1970 I'onita. uS CC, good Condition Ftc-hind Winchester Mobile Homes Butlding Materials lx 76' COmpung Trailer for Sole 76 WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL by 2 in ches. Too small (or an ad to be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! means I column Campers Travel Trailers 18 ii I 1792 ma't,.nes. Lots of Misc. TV5, toys, some fur flute. So come on out Monday lOS Driftwood Lane, Park Ridge, off Lake Mary Blvd. SPACE HEATER shady yard 139,000. SANFORD AUCTION -- TV.Radio.Stereo 54 .tXludf's dresser, chest, bed & rflrror All I pie-ce's for iusf $9993 Also some living room sets available Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3550 5 Orange Ave. Orlando (HA RMIPIG ) bedro-oi-ns spit pt-sr RETIREMENT available at Firestone Store. Call 222074.4 CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Whirlpool Apliancej. Come in, Big Savings Geneva HeatIng & Air Conditioning Set-v 3096 Orlando Dr_37) BEDROOM SETS, just received 1 new I Piece bedroom set Set 5% makes. 171) Pliv'y. ii 97 open sat. & Sun 95 Call *35 3970 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION 4 bedrooms, excellent neigh All sljej and models, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standard biP-e-s no- MILLIRS Fri 9 to?, Sat 9to ball trees; wicher couch, rockers, cut glass and carnival and c,l glass, lots more too numerous to m emit ion Bikes, Bikes, Bikes -------- ons0let 119.95 f or components Cash or terms United Freight r Mother BIcycles -'_ Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Flrew000 tor sale Dy the cord $3$P9S9afte'r 5p.m. Sanford. Hurnl__ :%('tfli(' ch'na, lion head and clew feet, rirahogany leaded back book(Ot e, mirror back; oak round '','n, Claw feet,- lion head chairs, - - 3,j r yn ,Inut mi; room suite, 7 pieces; oak bedroom suite, brass bed; walnut organ; 227 3752 S UNITED FREIGHT SALEShas just received a large Shipment of tXlnd new 1973 stereo consoles andtomponent$. Some have builtip ItraCk arid CIerrara turn tables Price's start as tow is 199 93 for SUNDAY,UOv II.2P.M. Double door chine, oak, unusual, wicker baby carriige, spindle dining room suite, clocks, h'-autiful oak secretary, oak Tflr answer to "What to ito With your -'t5 Car " Sell it with 0 CIassitr-i 58 Auction * Antique Auction* used Cox B-oat Trailer, for 17 70' boat, new II" wheels and springs 595 323-1262. fItOONE V APPL IANC ES, 3?) uery Friday night 7 30 p m If you have things to sell or consign. call Stan VermilIon at *31 7020 Franklin Anus .Apartnents used 'vCt' * PUBLIC AU CT I 0 N* Ba/em, I(/::jJ)jw(J Kite/u:,.s or all '.'ny to choose from Dick's opplianre Sale's & Service. 7617 5 I re-nO, Ave., Santorci, 322 7655 •7MOi WA ER parts. *A.A.A. AUCTION * 1120 I'Iontla Equipment ID' Aluminum John boat. 4 hp, Sears motor. 2', gal, auxiliary gas tank Good condItion. $115. Ph 3735065 Freezers s..t. , to s I)raptns Repair Myers Appliance, 2)0 Sanford Ave. 323 29)7. Stretch _ (1ubI,,ns,ce' (:(zr,:,s MACHINES, , Appliances U'CONDlTIoNED Refrigerators. 'ashers and Dryer', •' .'.Fr PAPi TV Irer Deliver, .'. 4' ISIDE APPLIANCES, 641 elI Orlando, Mon.. Fri.9to9, Sat.cto Triree be'oom, 2 bath, carpet. ijI'llt' room, brick home $100 down. 11-13 17 per month on mortgage baleoce CHOICE 3 bedroom. 1'-, bath, wall to well compel, drapes, Stove, refrigerator, garage and fenced SCRATCHED sh1pment, S new 1973 zig zag Sewing machines, netlonally advertised brand wilh full factory guarantee $1995 caSh or terms Intpe-Ct Jnd test at United FreiQm-t Santords S les Leader" Your Multiple Lsslir.t3 Agericy Local and National MIS REALTORS 2SôSParkOr 3-fl 7'I'( beautllul furniture, Spanish Mediterranean bedroom suite, 5iAflQ room suite, PIe, room & den furniture, Spanish Medlterrane-,n !IV!ng room Suii. sola, Iovesei,f & chairs. Also end tabies, coffee- tables & lamps. All items Irk;' new Please call 6-43 0)73 I ________ Boats&M,arine - - SINGER SLIGHTLY - S/g u 55 ____ 13995 up. II,'tii Goods H0UShøtd 9to S. Lsvsgwood Ioe,I - WILSONMAIEQ FURNITURE huy tel, trade ill nst First $1 , 3725672 830.5500 (:r,:tr(1! - French POVinCiaIJP" matching tables, Zenith color TV Ph 3?) 4)41 eve & weekends zig zag Sewing m*chlne's, (7) never been used Theje machines have bult in controts for zig-zag, butthclt't, blind stitch, fancy p$'terns. mnograming ani much more, $3995 cash or terms. United Fntrighl Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mnn-Fr,.9to9, Sat & Gilman lt''2 IIt'drotnn ( Si -_ 1973 The biggest little worker you ever saw - OMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - Is Realtors 4 Dodge Coronet. loaded, excellent crinditlon. 5*30 cash Call 373 1492 before S p m 1x2 Mbgnavox entertainment urit Icolor TV).Mediterrancan,)yrsold Ph BargaIn prices Example Baby 3735326 crib complete, 2)5; New tables, o p(t off ',' •--rr,-i,-n wait furnace, ijSrd I complete With factory drum KULP DECORATQR I. blocks, $173. 6 Bar with eWc 109W Itt St Sanford tricity, $40, Perfection space 322 2335 -'eater, uo 3fl .1535. on large sand bottom lake. Ths properly Is secluded for tots of prIvacy, yet close to ill the area's growth Priced at $79500. or make offer Coil C)jrrs lieu Assoc for 3$OlOrlanctoUr Autos for Sale AtIon * Furniture Sale This Week - Realtor Friday,Nov.9,1973-78 '' sell, consign, appraise, or 1tp*cial Sales out 01 anything of value. Hwy 17 92 (behind Win cheSter Mobile Homes.) 37340 Sanford, Fla 373 7)s Realtors LonOwood Ir _________________________________ 46 nrd EARN $35, to 7O WEEKLY BLAIR AGENCY 0 6 Blair Broker A I. Pennington Assoc 3731710 tfomeifl9flQ -- wheel drive, 4 speed, 5,000 mile-s Call Ml 5551 FRO P'ERLY Eitra nice brick 3 be-arm . )' bath. near Elem School ID Acres ivIft 7 m,beie t'omes, one now rented, space tor 3rd mobile t-vme. Palatha, Ftc ..•.- 1973 Heavy Duty Chevy BlaZer, I SAPIF 04(3 ,. 8305500 ________________________ Larg*cornef lot, near olu NAS. 75' x 723'. Reduced for Quick cash Sale Tom Bryant, Pt. 4, Jonesboro. Ark. 77101 Roberts away now at GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1ARE JOt sAuctioneering Services - I Roberts & Gilman 13____________Lots and Acreage cleta 80 oU UBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV-s. Miscellaneous, New and usea furniture and appliances Plus specIal sales (watch ads) Over II', acres of bib growth, with tall tree-s An deaI.%t '34' *ith 100' MobIle Home for rent or .ile lI (df 1' WATER FRONT Mobile Homes '•"U4,.i' - 1304W. FairbankS Call 322.2420 Anytime PER FEC? - - .. by Art SrnIOm Miscellaneous For Sale - Forrest Greene, Inc. -------S acre wooded tracts. Paved road St. John's River Acres I mile west of Whitehalr Bridge. DeLand Terms. 901 734 4991. THE BORN LOSER BALL REALTY -- 107W 15? ci --- . 4 '''' OWNERS ASKING $17,100 for this nice' 3 bedroom with den, equpped kitchen, sot e carpeting, heat, air, carport and DEL AIR $15,903. 10 ACRES. Ort Lake StandiSh. across from Erroll Estates, Apcpka Nice citruS. and palm trees $51,000 5 ACRES, iiear St Jotvi'S River sin Hwy. 14. niceIv .c;'oaed,'wh oaks and pines, high and dry. Zoned agricultural Till We Succeed!" RealtorFernPark$34 1567 1314300 nol knu*irtgfy accept Excellent Empto,i ______ _____________________ - RealtorS 44513)) 255' front on Airport Blvd. One acre in prime CommcrCIll area. Owner will take mortgage at 7 pct. in terest with 29 pcI. down. ,- - ingmantoShare rent of trailer 1 - -- - 1' _____________ _ - - WAITRESS - - ___ Fori'est Greene, Inc. 3 bedroom. I bath home In excellent condition, 5)5,500. Terms AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COIIP wat.es, TV -- --== -- £ SPECIALIZE In commercial and ndustrIal properti See ui for choice locations - MAITL AND I 2lb St - Santord 322 649! 500F:renchAve 3)3 5200 14 ACRES. near Stone Island. fronts on Ent,,rPtiSC-Osteen Road API lengthS and decors, L 3. i COUNTRY LOVERS b'drooms. 17 wide-s and doubles. Lake' Mary Lve-ly LongwCud Prices begin at 149.95. Several roIling 3 acre homesite Just the deluxe models set up-move ' thing for that ct.votry "estate" today Place Homes North, Hwy zonedforpiorses,prlcedatl22.500; I? 92 at Lake kathryn Estates, 7 Pease call Jane Denisenki, Astor mi North of Hwy. 416 *3-4-2270. ____________ 4? Lots and Acreage BEST BUY IN TOWN is this 4 ______________________ CHARMING. LARGE OLDER HOME. S bedrooms, 1 baths. paneled aning room, central heat and air, with hardwood floors. I f-replaces, n corner Realty 1c'.intry 3 bedroom home Central heat and air. 53,000 down, assume CITY-YOU WANT TO BUY mortgage of 511,300. Phone 373 SOMETHING real nice? All 1129 right' Let ..s Show you Ihis Spli 3 bedroom, 2 bath with eguipped CASSELBERRY MINI GROVEkitchen, heat, air. Florida room. On a high n dry privacy fenced shallow well, covered patic. and yard. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, other extras. 137.500. Financing beautifully decorated, lovely available. COndition? Excellent! carpeting. 2 car garage, central Beautifully landscaped, too H&A. Seller offers excellent IDYLLWILDE- EXCLUSIVE financing, 534.500. Small Lot cameseennoIe,732w0 v'i i mart would I,kt another - - - 7 lots Lemon Bluff ALTAMONT SPRINGS Zi. - 87)4140 C A. WhiddOn. Sr., Broker 1)1 N. Park. Sanford VA-Nothing Down - Sten strom LAKE MARY, 3 bedroom, block. nice trees, carpet, owner. 373 1309. KULP REALTY ReHy. 322 2610 Hawatha Ave. at 17 p7 - .j' aIl)77 749$ 3S7lParkDr. 372711$ 3 bdr., l" bath. FHA. low dowf. or REALTOR Afterhoorsassume and move in Holland 372 06.15 ?2 9751 337 39S1 Pt'.Ity, flmoker O,nrr 173 7025 tYOWP,iER-Ne* KInjsberry bedroom, 2 bath. Central heat and air Range, diShwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 161 x 63'. VA and Conventional financing. Ph. alrI l I Bedroom furnishe'3 hquse n ________________ _________________ . Payton Two bdc-". ' t-eth. wafl to c.lrpC'tiflQ. draper. central bolt _ - 4 's 7 bath living room dining area Fla room Call 373 7102 ii$ttr S p ri I e MInne Dr 33 Houes Rent Furnished or double 1717 Magnolia Avt ________ De B-mry 2 bedroom 'glass porch carrt, utility room. aduIt. no nets.Iyrslease.S)6Oper mo plus I month's secieity Ph 64* 5)35 attn 6 p.m. Ph3711)&) tiAm1-n9Iprn __________________ __________________ Nice rooms In private homl single - Jim Hunt Realty MOSSIE C. BATEMAN SAPIFORO CLOSE IN 16Htvea?1i2 TAFFER REALTY houses Icr Sale Cailbart Real Estate Rea;t, 322 2'IOH.4*j'hjArt'atI?2 Rooms for Rent .- t 4 -_- Rolling HutS-f airways tront and oac,. 31 ft lvirg room, 4 bedrooms. I baths, fencing. - iartdscaping, bearing Plum trees, 74 pci., stock memberShip and golf cart included 531 7047 B'OKER 11 Houses (Or Sale Pfce 1, 3 & I beoroom hOuSe-S lr - Slumberland Motel ____ _______ HousesforSale WELAXA APARTMENTS __________________________ - -11 - PLANFOUR OI. - . --- ;-_I -- •. - -b-- - ' - _- S7.2I5 f1ce I bedroom trailer, also apt qutt. ne Stores. Adults Only AVALONAPARTMEHT -s - -'- PLAtIONE PLAN SIX 1 I -. CASH INVESTMENT REQUIRED PART-TIME -- I SAN MO PARKS, 1 7 3 Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 7 Adult partS, 2 Family parks. 3315 Hwy 17 92. ' - . us kids were very gay, and Mrs. Bostck was very mad!" In IS years you can own this clean 3 bedroom freshly painted masonry home. Only *13.700 52500 dOwn, 51)0 month Call today ll Sanford ifl 1930;Day. Wk,Mo -- - rrtTpD'h5AO Apartments Rent Unn you mean buSirieSS. We are 30 Unlurnished gaJtfid p W CO$dPflfl rcan't n yur area t bacoma a GENEVA GARDE, %svrtlng part c4 Our Natonal "Hc4 APARTMENTS Food Disnbvtor System You 1505W. 25th St. arenotapplylngforajobtYoubre piyng for a Very hgh profit 3 bedroomt. 2 baths, ca(pefing & drape's Po5,4 kitChen equipp'd 3 bjsness of your own NO EX lre.r accepted Call )? ?) PEPIENCE NECESSARY SELLING INVOLVED Th. bus nets can be' tt?rted part Apartments Rent limp-no v*ed lb Can be expanded full tim, with Furnsshed company financing We need Bedroom garage apt water people we can depend on or furniShed adults only no pets produitS are nationally Iambus S103 mo Call before 7 or after 4 Hot Food itemS made by He nz 322.1305. We have over 36 varIeties of Ho* Soups and Hot Entrees, Such as Beef Stes. Cttic'cn & Dumpltnçs. 17 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENL'E MOBILE PARK Chili & Beans, and on and on. we 75.1$ Perk Drive . 371-716) have all of America's fav.3rites. All tiese delicious pro*s we room furnished apartment. sold trom the latest ut automatic Adults orily. 5150 mo Utilities vending equipment. YOur route turn.thed Cail 373 0)10 by us Your age iS not a factor. your qualify. Perfect for a nice couple to er&e as a family it was a gay, mad party. Morn "TeN me, Louis, is there an y chance some of die magic may come back into our mar'- iage after the Super Bowl?!' wIl be eSta!lthi-d an I ___ _-_ - - - Ii Free and Clear 31 ______ _ ________ New "Norge equipped c'n laundry located at E. 7511, St. arid ,iyment. Palmetto Low CfO*1 Informitiol, •s nr&I,Iv r Call Geo CahtO, in Wn?er Perk. at 1% 444 $271.0' Write to Mils Piers 'I Coi'poral*Ofl 5925 CCi'ti St_P10th_51. P,tJ., Ftc. 331a. (Iroadmoce Mobile home, 17 a 44' park, all adult beautiful surrounded by citrus trees Paved streets & sIdewalk. 2 bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat and air Cove-rca peti end carport, ready to occupy. Owner. Mrs. Trivenlo, ?IZJPcrcy,Orlando,29Sd7IOafter Orr5led t,uItdIncl ¶itC, with tn -i-s Close to Zayme Plaza Zoned ll 53,000--lesS lot cash. GEO WILLMER A5OC, REALTOR 53)6900 '.,,-- DRY CLEANERS . .-•-.-._-_-'"____ -_--6 Income and Investment Property __-s I Ideal Location :.-..._j 60'. Spring Hammock Park, lot 7'? 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Phone 371 • 7 story, 3 bedrooms. I', baths SEL,- SERVICE COiN OPERATED __________________ ,','u,tI*Ii' I$wiii' Bnk U ipossesSiOf!. 15 to choot' Iron! $31 7)73 17 24 Business Opportunities .4 53 Mobile Homes New by builder. Sanford, I block of Lake Monroe. 4 hr., city water, no City lax. Call 372 160) a m 7*30. o OrlandO 29) SlSc 13.01W Farb.ank% WETAI(ETRADES Re'iiltcis 64s2rn Houses for Sate It Forrest Greene. Inc. 3 c=ir -LE' TheSanfordHerald REAL ESTATE Sales Assocate-s Only ENTHUSIAST IC. ENERGETIC people need app'y Fu' days allowed. 21 hr an swerog service, on I-ne computer M L S for broker r,',ii!ors Vlcirk Santoro Lake' Mnr ,r('a I - drTvL- - i s=s'- - i1 Ti ' rnr Are YouAnArmchairShopper?Chec .i.' - - = _____• ________- - , -- - - CS - .- - - a____•_= - br thmfarb - &. em&id"Li p,S't rra1b i.'i Ji.'iAl1 Beiton. SaIc Mnr. nr tho "P.iri Rnct ILL LrnRLI :Nn1D r:('.' I Lol:. A I SANFORD lJS 3219 Hwy. 17-92 South 1835 vrlanoo I'fl. *44 )Il Sanford Ph. 322 II VVLRflVI1ULI I DeLANO I (j SL k TOYOTA '74 PRESENTS "AIRPORT" SUN. EVENING L,L-3o_ONARCDnn'tMksThisGreatMovie! ' 5, Hwy. 17 97 & Truck DeLand Ph. 734 OSlO diitUit (iiu Tk,sr..S,.. A Ii'.'-. ECONOMY CARSANFORD ---.5-----.. �- - - - -. - . -'- - 7 .__, , - nr --r- -r-_-a--= .rrv-r- - ..='=t-. .-• . . - . - .- - , - - 8B-'rhesanford Herald Friday, Nov. 9, 973 I. . l(II('IIiIi I( IIlO(II.S1 S. SAPLANDO UNITED I . . i as or I THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY C aver The Iliurcit... V 700pm Salurday Serv.ces AII1 _____ * 1* II iriaii I i-t T' - VU K R i ! iv EpworthLeaQue Evening Worship -• (.'I,ureli Of (;iI Cohiptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson has recommended a rn-hour-pr--day, four-day work week for state employes as an energy conservation project, In a letter Friday to Coy. Reubin Askv, Dickinson said the shorter work week would mean less trips to and from work for employes and enable state buildings to be shut dowi icr three days a week. At the same time, state Pollution Control Department Director Peter Baljet said the Pollution Control Board will consider relaxing its air quality standards because of the energy crisis. But a group of conservationists, the Florida )Iuriirwn ALL (/ Henry . - near flut?onRd Sun .I , COMPTROLLER F'1(ED DICKINSON Asks governor's hell) Sierra Club, said the energy crisis was r.o reason to drop opposition to offshore oil drilling in the Eastc Gulf of Mexico. Baijet said the Pollution Control Board will examine on Nov. 20 an emergency amendment to clean air ruks "which will provide for relaxation of the department's sulfur dioxide standards for electrical generating plants during periods of nonavailability of low-sulfur fuel." He said his agency will meet with power company representatives Nov. 13 and 14 to explore effects of the fuel crisis on their operations, "the potential effects upon the environment and the ways we can help them meet their customer's needs." - Ellen Winchester, Sierra Club chairman, said the planned drilling in the Gull oil Florida would not be able to affect the nat.ion's fuel supply until at least 1977. And then ft would only give the nation a three month supply at the 1980 anticipated rate of usage, she said. "The present fuel shortage is not a short-term, this-wintronIy problem to be exploited as justification for overriding all environmental considerations in the extraction of fuels," she said. Departments should also try to establish car pools and the use of supplementary air conditioning units should be curtailed, he said, - - - F - - ST .UGUSTINE 7 30p St MORAVIAN CHURCH Pastor Rev. J.T. PillS SanlandaSptings Drive Curc o God Hour' Longwood. Fla. 9 DS m. WTRR Just East of Interstate 945a.m. Mflittrr Sunday School R. Uurkc Johnson II OOa m. Morning Worship Kiith Hutcherson Minitter 600pm[vangelistscServ Morning Worihlp 91 11am m,NServicc 730pm ChurchSchoot 9:SOam 3. PI$Oak Ave., Sanlord Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr P .J Kett ASisl, Pastor Sat VigiIMMS 7 OOp.m Si.n Mass lam, 10 30a m & I2000n ConVessions.Sal 67pm FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor.271P1 and Elm Rev A Tnomj-. P.?or Suncy Sthoot 930am. MorningWotthip 1Ø30 FamityNtghtlW.d) Fla. (AP) ii ooa m 615pm l.30p m MoqnngWur%hIP ;opm. f TALLAHASSEE, FIRST SOUTHERN METHODiST CHURCH AVE. 930am. 11 00a m Prayer Service 44 0000 - 'HE SEVENTH DAY bbPSChooI Wothp Service AIIamon, Ma,ttand Avenue. Springs- Saturday "I' r T4 GCP4EVA CHURCH OF Till HMAPCNI - - ?:Keller R:vRoberfLoy 5und.ayShool 1230pm flalyMast 130am fat rector,. 1021 CryStal Bowl Cir 915am. M0r4'tinqWorthp Church Training 11:00a.m. .6:ISp m - - ___________________ _____________________ ,93O Him pao, -. , The Riv LeroyDSoper -_.__. '' !I . Pt' nd;y School HolyCommunlon -------7:30am. Sun.Worthlp Family Service and Sun. NYPS 10 OOa m Church Sthool Sun Ee Worship W P::yer __ ui 1100am - nr - I - 600pm 7 OOp 7)0 • I U ___ aervice IisiI:t'rii: undayNightfiroadc-st Dial a Oevolponal 2lhrs 37)50)0 CHRISTIAN CHURCH )40) S Park AVCnUI Rev.FredL.NeaI Pastor Sunday 5cooI 9:45a m. MrnsngWoh.p 1$ oOa m Pilgrim vou Fellowship 630pm . - . - - . - - ?. ' r__- . .- - Singsperation & ________ - - ' • 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1607S SlOIdAYC t)r Harold Harris Mrniter Sjnday School 9:45a,m C..nmunityCenler I Off Hwy 4)6 I MIt West of Hwy. 4)4 MorningWorship Wed Service Rtv RayrnondHadt,y Pastor Sunday Lhoot ----------- 9:15a.m. Family Worship I) OOa m EvenmgWorss1p 7:3ipm, Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer I 00P m 4 iijjLrl Paor MornlrigSf'ryiCf EvrringSeevice - wi - -- .-. - __$ -• - - - . vD ., -: • ' - : . - . . . - -- :; . - - . - Sunday 11 Tiittflthy 3117 - Monday Luke •i - - uitup... " ' Tuesday/ ,.Up.f 19:41.48 . £• t-. - . .' e(Jnesday ________________________ . - - ---. • I _____* - ----- . 9:1-8 -. ... Friday ____ fauhew • - ___________ • -.__• ___________ 24:1-14 -'. -, . . .. ... . Sunday Service & 4;tSprn .7 30p m SundaySchool ....... 11:00a.m. Wednesday Service 500pm - -- 6:30pm No. 70 PrIce 20 Cents N I x o n M av - -- ... 6 WASHINGTON (APj .... 'I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WiIburAveLak,P4ary EventngWor'ip 1:00p.m. Wed Bible S*'dv 1 MifliStCf .y.A F Stevens Prayer Sc-tv. 1:30p.m. Sunday. IFirtt Weckiesday Fellow. Church School 9lSa thlpSupper 6:30pm Morning Worship .. 11.0Qa i Youth(roup .7:)Opr,i -. - - .. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Park Ave. Le) F King Pastor Thomas c O'5t Mornrg Worth p Choir Pr:c cc us* ....100pm A ERIAN CHURCH t5 Pastor [rr.r Con:nryOub $ 301 la m 4 PraYer Br ei OOp.m - Rt-i DarwnShea , Sunday School ast .. Th,tsday - Morning Wor-thip 130am. Pastor - - - .. - itAon is very strong that he Is willing to j" S l make a . Aik. - aid t i.ritaid that it .:ould 1.atxiut live weeks before the President couki ,,Ouf' " _______________ UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE Johny.MercerandStaff ____ PEN'-' EY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and StaFf WILSON-EICIIELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Ins urance PUBLIXM RK ETS andE mp Ioyes ____________ _________________ GREGORY LUMBER of Sa n or fd FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes _________________ ______________ PROGRESSIVEPRINTINGCO., J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L.D.PLANTE, INC. v euo, orida ____________ ______ WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson S4jndayschOol Morning Worship EveniflgWorthip Prayer Meeting WC1n-S4, 7•3Oprn - 730pm KENTUCKY FRI ED CHICKEN Kentucky JIm & Ernplcyes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - i$ ri - . - - . He Won't Nitpick 1000am 1l.00a ri 700pm 7 3Op Over $600 MiIIion: C?. _________ By John A Spolski -w Pde*BattSMJeSWOfVCIult'?iSt IH.(.krA,C Fl. -ent Bap#4t M.i.t. Ciwit Leu i... *p.t' CC-~Qi. FreS? Ct COmipiunfit, C,tileq, Forest CiIi ',-*MP Clvbry tty&*çiii, 1105W 11ffi51 t.rllrimti,C$(t$tit50iW Urns, i.. •. L. -.,. ______________________ ' "WA- _. a.. .... vvirsr'uIXIE STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANI( AND STAFF David Be vuI y an d Staft - ¶ PiI Ce-.ebivrç ria~ - 4i 1 III A.tt dqr Pij Yesn P. va L16e tt Crc. Mdeay e-s M'y SrctncI i-i '.'-i.s--ii, Bao's' C.'urae Wet! - 4 . Cjrt. 71 101 t? tc' ,- -: M R Be-F I 1.jIiujji.. OidOii.#iookd Cl Si'i r..-ii att -ur-ts' sts Pa'S Ave Fri.h-p B-t Churc. of Altat-1tf CIe-a'*.'tr • f-es? ii ctivrc'. , pI 5' Ave l, . !l - ' .ç-.,, F'tt i2'.t tint'1 I. niI SI' J Fcrest C,',, p r = %O~.41 Spn OA B&0t%t Church - - - - - Cf' t tt -: - i 1*' '0 F.- (ilt.., .,tch G1_ .' - - Be' I 'hutch ' CI R4 Rd ' ' . (t Jilited 'A - ' '' errr .5 - ?ftII P.tdt 10* tRFtie- a'i cs 0? 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CHURCH OF GOD LI (I'45 h '-:'l G s.'-"c' *'- - - .. ,, F*rl MtTPOOIST • PRESBYTERIAN Liii Mat- Unted Pr First P'esb,t,eian CPi Convene? P - Cv;'. S!7 S Park A.t e.* st Cn r P4 M .& Caswtterr, St Luke--s LutDran Church. RI 44 .- (-.gP.4 '-%tChurch 5' Dii lIt Ja"-aV-.fl.oe'.arv It P*%t' Ba14? (hgt(P *11 Piw i.v 5? MaftPwt BwM? C,iurch. Cini*n Bapt %' 13" 1 (edit 5? Jtiins MflionMy B.ap'sl Te-nipi, awn-U Church P1m S,r ngs Rd #Mat,.crt. Sur'nos - - NorI'is4, Cfr4ttin Cti.,ua. Vi,I ili,-,i g,kaitIan Lakpy,w Cttan CP-urcpi. Bear 145e Ra a' Jamrion CHURCH OF CHRIST !4t thur - - %aA$o-ri C,tian Ct'-ø,ct'. lii w *,t a 3.1! -. CPt.?cP O Oe-4*y LuiP4fWChi.cChQ4thWede- ,n.qJOIW 7jt?PI, M*'W4h Lthl-tan CPiirth. C.040q-n Days Dr & tI*v 17 97, irO,4-np, iO7 5 •, -- A CHRISTIAN F.tt Ctiiitin (7ijiqP, - a"ce- Church I 1 S Pat ito'it Coiwoatiotos iø'ov*t -- -. - • r ' - - :- . - . . - -• - -. ' P -- ____ - "' . -. " - ' - 'll - __ . . SEMINOLE'S 27th FATALITY OF YEAR . - . Driver of car in background killed at Geneva (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) S e pa r a t e A c c d e r t s •- - Dinner Planned To Settle Debts Of Watergate 4 MIAMI tAP) - A $50+plate few months. Martinez, Gonzalez and weektopayoffthe0,olegal Sturgis, who received expenses of four Miami men minimum sentences of one to sentenced in Washngton four 'ers, will be eligible for Friday for their part II the Wa. parAe before Christmas. tergate burglary. Sturgis' wife, Jan, said, "it's Dr. Manuel Gonzalez Mayo over now. That's all that mat2 t___ 541(1 (LIV uAI111F 5p01550[tU c'y ters. tie s coming nome: the Committee to Aid the WaBarker's wife, Clara, was in tergate Cubans would be held the courtroom In Washington Nov. 16 at a Miami hotel, and a when Judge John Sirica senbenefit performance by Cuban tenced the four. and American entertainers "I am very disappointed," would be held later this month she said, "I think the Judge was to raise more money. very hard with him." Bernard L Barker, Eugenlo Barker's daughter. Maria Martinez, Vtrgilio Gonzalez and Elena Molfctt of Alexandria, Frank A. Sturgis owe $30,()0 to Va., was with her mother and attorney I)aniel E. SchuI, who sd, "I'm still not sure that has not been paid anything ta -Judge SirIca is not part of the date, Gonzalez Mayo said. voverup. My father thought he Barker was sentenced to 18 was really helping the country, months to six years in prison (or ci the adininistratirin used his part in the breakin at 1.-len like hiiii to try to destroy F) C I1l0I' a t I c N a t I on a I our system of government." Headquarters at the WaterytL ____________________________ conmplex in Washington last Index year. With time already served Area deaths .........2A while awaiting final sentendng, bridge ............... 68 tie still be eligible for parole In a ('lcndar ............2A ---'------------_ ___________ Classified ads ......6C-7C Weather Comics ............SB L'tSWOrd puzzle .... 68 Partly cloudy, windy and cool [bar Abby ..........513 through Sunday. High this f)r. Crane ....... 58 afternoon near 70 and Sunthv Edttcia! comment .... 4A the 70's. Lows at night A Horoscope .......... SR mid SO's northerly winds PublIc notices 4C-5C becomIng 15 to occasionally Society 114-68 tlLp.h. today and northeasterly Sports ------Mindlay. A small craft advisory Stoic' t in effect. dinner has been scheduled next i aI__ ..i____ ________.j SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYe - CLO A tremendous Idea from one of our county commissioners, who Insists on anonymity To help alleviate the fuel shortage, tnstead of those trees which are usually burned or burled tas a result of construction), how would it be if the trees were cut and made available to the public? Or, offer it to those rt'sidens who woWd be looting in? And, how about all of the fuel which would be saved by the trucks not havg to haul awil) the debris? Finally, If some of the developers put up a sign on their property saying "Firewood available fir the ('Uttifl! - I k-cl certain that the folks would take advantage of same, Just an idea.. ..and 1 'in hoping that some of our involved parties are amenable to the sug'estion u-gil-IL' -. ASS!MULEY OR GOD ' 4 A & P WEO The Management and Employes _____ - -- '1i' ''- " 700pm 'ft HARRELL& BEVERLY "1 '"' -. .? However, Jackson Insisted on day in response to Nixon's sug- Orlando with neck Injuries. A passenger, Maria Robert Stone, ), Sanford Route One, and his maintaining a controversial ge5tiorts, although in some, it Petrnj. 65, P. 0. Box 254, Oviedo, was treated wife Judith were Injured when their eastbound proposal to provide federal srb- will take time to replace now- and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital, car was forced off the highway by a tractor. sidles for reduced transit (ares, outdated speed limit signs. Sanford. trailer Lztick. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H, Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes i given to U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica to shon up Republican support and to clear away doubts about his Integrity, and the grand Jury. "The President will apparently be glad to Friday the White House promised "absolute" confide with the public," said Mken. '- My tin- cooperation with the Watergate prosecutors THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL - c • ' - irds designed to protect public Dec. 2. He said his committee collision on SR 46 in which a car burned and its persons blew a tire and overturned. health and safety and i.hc could approve the legislation two occupants injured. Trooper J. A. Brown reported the other ubtIon of the price of natural 'Fues'ay or Wednesday and Sebeck was driver of a Ford Bronco that passengers in the station wagon were nct ingas at the wellhead - )Lt')f suggested both houses could smashed Into the rear of an eastbound Buick lured. bill. Jackson said irnilar complete action sedan that was making a left turn, officers said. A Sanford couple, injured In a one car acnext week, proposals are being considered Solomon Browdy, 58 Ovledo Route , cident Friday mcrning on SR 46 west of Sanford by the Public Works and CornSeveral stat-es reduced speed driver of the Buick, was listed in "fair" condition near Interstate Four, were treated and rekased The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible• i -• rweed[ngs. President -- n how the Watergate matter : f. (ecting the ;' -vet-nment. Aiken said he didn't know whether the material to be released would be Inc original "The President cannot release the Watergate being In uocurnent.s or transcrlpis. information to the public now without But Aiken said the release of the material contempt of court," Alken said. 'would not only be of great beefit to President Alken said It is his understanding tPresident canot make the Watergate Nikon, but to the country as well," (lsI1rq lu's Oilit'r '. JIMLASHCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff - lO:SOa - EveningWor!,hip. PAOL* WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Pacts Rev. WilliamE Miller Pastor SundaySchool , 945am Mor&ngWorship ...... II:OOa.m . .-• - 915am. ........ 5:30pm. . ' to the federal cta4 ,ury. Aiken, of Vermont, the senior Hcub.; . ?P "-uste, was among t Gui' d 945am 11:00am I MOrnirigWorshi Nursery Sen. George I). Aiken - $pn,pt sit tsitbout being swnsl Icaderr e plo ii to fli pu' .c the White Houat. tapes and other WatA"Ar?enemphas17.ed, "lgie Impresaon ,AiI-fCl8tS'.' - - wiiaaftr they are siibrnitt-sti th., ei - t mind the pub.k- - s but the 'r 130am Church Schonl Rev. William Picki-tI Pastor Rev. Kenneth Miller. Aisitt. Pastor MofrtngWcrPip $301 11a.m. - •- President to draw up continBut, even with swift pas.age, gency plans for the rationing of wintft could be nearly OVLr be- gasoline and other scarce fueLs. fore energy conservation rr.i'asBy BOB LLOYD Investigators Mid the Buick was hurled into sgners Ot We etter ures take hold completely, an Herald Staff Writer the westbound lane where it collided with a era%:o administration official said, Falcon station wagon driven by Joseph W. Hill of aii le1 It would take three er fotw An TItusvlUe liii) and his wife Judith were not inOrlando man and a Sanford thUd i.ej hi tana The bill is U or ouse ac on Seminole fuel allocation and rationing Count3 s 19.3 hlglWdy n the buick eru$ed In tia z w1 ttt-4 was hi, plans, Jchn effer, as'.2nt persons, the Florida Hlgh- ray Patrol reportei estingulahed by members of the Geneva to White Ik)PIWt13f Chairman Warren G. Magnu- Saturday. Volunteer Fire Dertment. .iuhr, A. ti .ld the pne1, Trooper P. C. Wright said James George son of the Senate Commerce Earlier Friday )Oyear-old Vanta Buckner, .d to kc-e two Committee outlined a schedule Sebeck, 35, oF 5554 Old Qieney HIghway, 1309 Olive Avenue, Sanford, was killed on the sey administration liroposals - that could have the nation re- Orlando, was dead on arrival at Seminole same stretch of SR 46 at Geneva when a station - Ministers Morning Worship Casselberry UMYF .. - COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17 92 at Pi,s.y lidgiRd. . , i series ot technical amendments to switch to coal. offered by the Nixon adininisThe bill also would direct the )Op rn FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £ 3rd St. Rev.Virg'lL Bryant - - - tratin. and Sunday Stool g4i GIve __ I L scheduled votes on the Alaska and pubic services, Lncluding pipeline and mandatory fuel al- schools. The Piesident could location bills, also move to increase fuel sup- I'n'sbvu'rjun - - -r'riq __________ , H, W73-,anford, Florida 327/1 - Cvenlngworijip Wed Priyir & Praise ' . , tiovemuer 1100am 730pm 7:30pm ConquerorS Meeting Sunday ....... . rlt 11:00* in 66th Year, 10 MorningWor-sPip S&jndayEyening - S' Uray d ___________ 9EaslSerondStre,s Church Training.... tenng Worship E uth hrant 1100am. - *I' - 't u"t. Matthew • _____ _____ ç ... lit ____ unuay, ,n 7:15.29 ____ We adults haven't outgrown the hunger for knov1kdgc. Most of u.s recognre that our sucntifi and matenal progress points up the crucial need for spiritual standards to bcliesc n. God has VitAl truth to impart to men. The place to look it up is your church. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST , astor - so.o-j4 -.. L' i L i iJpOn miS uIC unger or Lnowtwgc. tic .iiUtCiiS provam Of religious education is planned. That's why we urge parents to • .. ..- •. , foster a Christian atmosphere in inc home. It is also why the Church picwidcs religious Instn,ctton (Oflg before secular edUCation begins. And it accounts for continuing emphasis on YOtItlI and young adult activities in most congregations. - • . . - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 MlOrang, Street Sunday School 9:15am. M(wnlngWor$h!p II OQa m MVF2&ISufl-----700pm Evt. Worship 113 Sun. 7 3Op m Rbie5tudyWed 730pm ' . :.:: -: • .. Evangelistic - V • recentiy, Ofl ulSCoSenng something you didnt know, you murmured to ,oursdI, "Gotta it nslow - - . n • ii L I. r oUt It COntinUes 9ii InrOugu itiC. - - - - • mern.,. L L SOOL BibleStudy -------- 630pm EvangeIltic Service 7 COp m Wed Prayer I Praise 7 30p CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Swdand Estates Rev. Gary Itner Pastor e eIf in ck'ld. Man has a hu nger'or floss, gc. I' rst shows I... i hood and prompts incessant questions and casperaing elperi- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 4lWes , 5or.n P%WaY piji BibleClits 1O,00a.m Morning Worship 1100am Even. Worship :O0p:m. BbIeCIatse-sWed 730p.m. ( lsrits'un MYF 400p.m. '-Wed Prayer Service ...1Opm ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH StHesteiAve. Billy Gr.tf iri ..Pattor . enaie ___ 1 Hcnr) M Jackson, chairman hwered thermostats in public of the Interior Committee, Mid building,s, reduced speeds on he expects his energy bill to the nation's highwiys and rereach the Senate floor cti ¶trlcted operating hours for Wednesday, one day aft.'x- commercial establishments !'eflIf'( O',li'tI Morning Worship - - 7:30pm .. . - Evangelist BibIthOQi ............ 1Q.004.m. 7 00p m • _- . .9 ISa m 11 c1 m - . 'r-r Morning Worship 1. Wed BibleSludy 4:OOp.m Bb'eStudy 10:OOa rn MOfnirv1Or%hip flOOa r,Eyening5ervite ........AOOm. Wedneiday B-hIeCtas 7')Op m •. - ISCrystaI Lake Dr. LakeMary Fla Rev PISuID Tr.1511 Pastor Sunday School ISa ri GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd,,atWoodlawnAy, .. . . .. 1 ". .6' . - - Sunday .'-1 Prayer . -J r,rr . . ------ r - - __ - ' __________ LAKE MARY CHURCH I('IIW(!i%t -- WTRR Broadcast ..... 1:15 a m ChL.fthTralnirig e'vces .- - ____ WASHINGTON (AP) The In the past, the administration rush tots ard passage of emer- has threatened ti veto bills that ncy energy legislation has contain smll.ar proçosals. slowed but a key legislator In its present Form, the bill m - . ---- f5i _______________ = Ptipe Brewer Jr. - - -- and GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2lXOrlandoAve (1792) (Lutheran Church in AmerIca) William B Downey ----- Pastor ChurchSchool 900a.m. 1000am - r.1r , - .oi'shpSrvce - __________ . . - Pastor 9.15 a m 1030am Nurseryl •. k •' CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 PirkAvene CharIe-SN Crvrnp Evargelit cIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH PMk Avenue - . • - ___ EvarigeliSlicStrvice 700pm A*i1 .,ek Servsce(Wri) 7 COp m Pdursery Provided for all ser-rs - . - - 1100am. BibfrClass - School orn'ngWorthp ,• T:'- - _______________ CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship rjyj. • ________ . iericr-i -. _______________________ Evening Worship Wed EVeng SV'vtCe Wednesday 1l.OQ.m. 7:00p.m. -. - .-. J 700 - p. m - Asl7mblyWorship PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7424 Palmetto Aye. U Ho'c-s 945a.m. PWningWorstip tv.sflgelistic5eryicn '.-1 Prayer & , aai- - 700pm. - - J•j ,- - . I - _____ - CHURCH OF CHRIST 440 Palm Springs Dr. Allamonte Springs JameS P. Need:;am Evangelist Bbte Study ,, 10:OOa.m 945am UavthTr4snng EvI'nifig Worship Wed. Evening Prayer \ (.I,urcls Of (.I,r,.i )l .00a m 6:%Spm. 7:30p.m. - ----. -- . - . Rev Elmer A Reu-scher iinday School Kru.lergarten 'I L_ - •' l: 1l - .., PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Airport BIv. Rev Kenneth *-$it .. F'astor Ycrnirig Wflhip _ - -' 11:00am, 7 30p m O t dT r uMforaNewOay -- - ' zil 6 OOp m Youth Hour 103w 311s Place The Church of the Luther4n Hour nsc-t: 11OOa.m 7:30pm 730pm Wedries0avSer-vc, . 's SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1)7 Arporl Blvd Ph0ns323-9363 JamesC.vaugtn. M i-i School .a m. #,i er a rn JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1671 WritE itStrttf •- I a-.. -- ________ , _,( ' . r .-___________________________________________ ii - _ r I I - _______________________________________________ _____ . - - George GaUoway • LUTHC RAN CHUCU OF THE REDEEMER _____ m. (:I:riii,s, ______________ - _____ •-' W lndSt tMppI#Avt i PaS i)o'.-c SundaySchxl 9:15am Morning Worship l0:SOa ni ____ - J ( - - - -----,---. . - - - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonroe Fia DavtdJ Rich Pastor Sunday School 9 iSim Mcwnrt Worh-p 11:00am E in riqWsr p 7 30p m Wed Prayer Service 7 cip - -,,. I I1duIAH I Ic m I SW 'snn ---' w ma si ai* 7 For those who are opposed to capital punishment. and usually offer the response that "no one can prove that it's saved a life", 5 - May I remind them of this past week's tragedy in Santo trur, calif., wherein Edmund Emil Kt:Ilper Ill hifled tht women mis is the same individual who 10 y'srs c'arlii'r had killed hIs ptcrn.a1 grandareat'i ',i.-......ef Ihz 1ltt i,Ik'ni wits fit'.' tir.c ,,. in ii Inenlal in5tlt&ilJon...and the rest Is now I'm not much of a Ronald Reagan fan, however, on Oils particular issue, we are pcas-in4he-pod! I've been told that he appeared on TV thIs past week and expounded his views on this subject citing the case of 12 Californians who stere convicted of murder .....served a portion of their time in jail,,.and released, Each of these 12 subsequently killed other victiiui,.,22 Iliore as a Inzltter of fad Capital punishment? Am I in favor of it?...you bet my life 1 am! 011 Reagan, It's the "little" things which . &0O itiIll:i. uwenough? According to colimmist Shana Alexander, she inter-viewed Governor Reagan prior to the recent California elections. Some of her questions revolved around the tax reform wograrn which Reagan was endorsing. 'lie-In on some of this dialogue "Finally, I grit in to see the governor at his regular stt'ekly press conference. The topic was still Proposition 1. and the room zinged with funny niwutiers, very big ones. "Is it a !l63 million tirplti governor. or a !17 mflhion deficit?" I'Iie legislative aoah st hasn't been right yet," Mr. 1tezi'an replied, adding tint he did nut itimse-If uutend to nitpick over !600 million. LIke I said, ssbat's a tnte !600 million fricndc ;tuuiing-t - .-- . ,' ti , I I - .- ............ .... - NEW SCHOOL SITE SITE OF the Sabal Point Elementary School on Wekiva Springs Road in Sweetwater Oaks was visited Friday by Robert Hughes, principal and a group of eachei's of the ncw school. Students and teachers are currently on the afternoon session at Forest City Elementary. The school is expected to be completed in August and students should be in the school by next September. Many trees are being left on the site to Tttd thc Herald Photo by Elda Nichols � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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