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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 05, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3d2980ff51a06c6dfab06d4a08dede4a.pdf 691c6f8a9e5f87e30aba2e0dd28afe86 PDF Text Text ��������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 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/eb6b11b09631a8639ad21f3d74c37692.pdf 12f017190f53f425a0ec8a6c9463438c PDF Text Text - = W - - - --- - =_ -- - - - - - - - -. - - -- - - - _ - - L 6 _ The Sanford Herald _______ Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 _____ _____ ________ _____ ______ ____________ ___________ ________ _____ I nf a t onReport Stock Market Due European Money For Rebound - - 13 b Copley News Service --- I Art market of the l97 and result it should be a lot steadier. de4 in : ur3 ° pan For the short term, European 0=1 ~w money will soon pour into American undervalued blue chip stocks, and the market will "VA ftel"I um VAH Ifl$ yof 4:0 au ha losing year and 19773 will be no fro 800 - rOCKeL ., .. wl ps at ra " t* 0 - LU fra Stnr I de Parkinn I t uart' s um VMS : : fl : ' : Chri stm a s Dorado t c Calculator -...- - Elec roni / /' '-1 - I . um sw Vw1w tn 401rivan - V. • . . _____ . cm tw . . . 8-digit ifisplay. floating entry to 2 decimal places. Fixed output 2 decimal places.I Does all chain *nd mixed calculation. Has overflow indicator, decimal point indicator, minus sign and art. Uses a standard 9 volt transistor-radia battery. AC adaptor , - Wou This6"wideby9'iongdesk-sizemachinehasan8-digitdisplay. Floating and fixed decimal. Round off with fixed setting. Constant . in multiplication ' i i and drvis - i ion. Suppression of unwanted zeros. : . : % It i I . ,i 21- strongestrn theworld ow 114141 , I • "II11 V-1vi ,,%w Remington Rand : PERSONAL 3 1* ~ I it ., 66th Year, No. 105 - 6 - JI - V - t- V - Price 10 Cents ..--- -- ~ -, - / um 1W 0 W*611 V"r UOU Vdill 0 y 0 ' 0~' , A) L R an H opeS 1 ,t / I -le i - TAIJAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Gov. Reubin Askew today or- . SF__-_~ , I - of • To Obtain ""c _____ ~3qz~ 11 Orders ions In Reduct" State S endin9 I i ELECTRONIC :: • I aicuiator 1.4 - i . I i"I - 4 - .1. --_. - - I ASkew . 1_"!" ___ . _. - Friday, December21, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 A/- (ASdM U VVJ : riging In rt other areas as conodities. well. for usu• Th e figures, adjusted For instance, clothing prices as pricing patterns, were up more than usual for al se onal November. New car prices mean that theNixon adminis- - uova v.ar • I ki Wis'.W I meats, poultry and egg prim was nine-tenths of one per cent, marking the third consecutive monthlydecllr.eincostof these morlities since September of ings dropped five-tenths of one were up. The cost of medical tration is far from its original ckwj !-.w Mfrs. price $109.95. Geor9e Stuart's price $69.95. , 1 Commodore ywj "-I V.af that real earnings figures, or earnings adjusted to subtract the effects of inflation, dec li ned In November. Real average weekly earn- -- November, the cost of living cent. Fuel oil and coal prices whole, real average weekly charges for most household surner price Increases to an arr ro$e 84 per cent, the biggest 1 Jumped 10 per cent and as and earnings were down 1.9 per services Mortgage interest nual rate of 5 per cent y month increase since June 1951, electrIcity cos, 1.2 per cent, cent. end of this year. rates continued upward. I'Ar U , : __ - __ : gain •_ A in the 12 months ending in 1962, when they also rose 4.5 per per cent. Over the year as a care services increased, as did 1973 target of reducing co 'n Pun um Yuri M Nri : Cent. - -I f Square Root :: • - --- , - with Instant - __ ' . Calculator I 74 " : Electronic ' :: ",4 : : : ' -* : : Remington . an na om'w I dealer who knows what he is doing. . Ip A ' food and krvices also were up sharply, with nonfood However, gasoline and oil commodities rising seven- prices jumped 4.5 per cent in tenths of one per cent and November, the largest one. services up six-tenths of one per month Increase in these corn- 4 - I . F.._ - . $44.95 up. Buy your calculator from an OIJICB equipment . .. . Iy p,vr cent, accounted for another cutoff will be reflected when alone rose five per cent. to dampen consumption ttiiod of the big Jump. December Ct of living fig. fl news w as not only bad on cause of the shortage. The r i ces for commodities other ures are released a month from the price front. The bureau said port shed that prices were _____ - on of Electronic Choose from the South's Largest I 2000 machines on hand) priced from C alculat,or rsS (over o r : : Introduced to sell for $99.95. : : The "wholesale" catalog - Mal : iving Rises Sh arp (h CY4 - * I Calculator mmw M Mat awd Aw Amtrican dollar is the ( / 4. . L ______ Yvi V" / Of another grim inf la tion report. one per cent last month, match. }lher prices far gasoline, the bureau said. Most types of food bought in The report was more bad For those inclined to eat out, The Bureau of labor Sthti. ing the re of October, as food fueIil, natural gas, electricity then was no relief, as pr c 0 Al though the Arab oil cutoff grocery stores, except for news for the Nixon adm1nI tics said the Consumer Price prices surged again after a and oal were blamed for about may have had some impact on meats, poultry and eggs, were tration's Inflation fighters, even restaurant meals snacks a tfird of the over-all increase. fuel Prices, economists believe up over October. Prices of ce- though the administratio Food prices, which leaped 1.4 U biggest price effect of the reals and bakery products lowing fuel to The decline in prices 0 - and fuel prices drove the cost of living up sharply in November, - . I S WASHING1DN (AP) '4 t? It"n - P11 Cost LIM Ym Pon VM .,.1i . : El ct ron i c TL ; I III Electronic buying will be generated OVfiS5. "Americans tend to only look L*u "I'm at American investments, but Mi srdaff Europeans have generally looked at the Investment scene am sw worldwide," he said. "Today :be Europeans see WX1 miff the American stock market as m qiw the soundest and cheapest . in 00"': -1!19 tO • : u Hutton has upped its yc,i offices to 117. 7be firm has ad&-d six new European offices, and Fornon thinks much .lei . 114 . ot Ea sy El e Size &W Will VW4 -) : , vsu s' "excwd the $1.8Z milhon we earned in last year's fourth M4 Fornon sai'~. 11.~BN eu tn %U at George S • -. exception E F Hutton has earned $700,000 through its 1tt three quarters and expects to pq Is 0 - •. The firm has never had a If'e ii m .-.,,4F i" __ S to' flnwfwn IL S UUI$ LU WUI -- -. --------T_____ - hopping Christmas our -••- rebound from its present doldrurnswiththetijrrentlevel as the bottom. These are some of the views ot Robert Fomon, president of Wall Set's E. F. Hutthn & Ov 'h me Y. sh Do y7 am SUN vwj .Aff funds and bank trust depaut. men wilI have less clout in the _ t " A - I - l -- i " p'9t - - % 1, t7 6 ~5 ~ * P- Du,klnson, in his annual year- 'lJ I NJ VW surf tMany students of the in. : : - : - W1,41 !tW W44 rAn ow a rc%aluat.son of the British sun • bo 11A b, N 11 t y Deutsche m.drk and Swiss franc are also possible.) i VW - ITAR 'Europeansareafriudof a 10 to 20 percent devaluation of Wu IWI WN! Ian their currencies, relative to the ran dollar, and they are not going to wait until the market hits the (*4 rain absolute bottom to invest," he aw s%,s ''i " said He sees igns the big ~iw European banks are already Desk model C-8 Adds. subtracts, multiplies, divides. 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Has constant. function keys include factorial. integer. fcciprocal. squire, square root. addition. subtraction, multiplication. EE key enters exponent in scientific notation. ( V.at Formerly 9995 Model T1 3500 : : : . : : : ''- 1,I Full function disk modirl ulil its a stored constint Wri V.&K i/Solid stale components, trouble-ftit integrated circuitry V Entry and calculation overflow indicators, full floating : We hov len ths4 1000 baits , I 40% : ..---. __._ . - - - -. . A0101111- _________________ i ____ - T 1 -q_ - ) : , Portable ________- - : - . Typewriter i SAVE . -"-:. : . L , i $4 so pticid from $200 a CIII fl e c , It's Not Too Late to Buy Christmas Cards! -- " 4 - •1 1 # I : .), 1006'0.fr-'~- I - ), -. ..--- t,.*i IIIIII "-4 ','-11" W v: .a' : : ødth dm1 subtracts - totals s-' T%Aff -ery (,-Dr., / Tho Post Office will deliver W•7 I tvIUItII lours of town slightly longer. up to We wfl imprin t PAJ VA11 *I WAU !'. al vk, rAn WV 1.106H O.V4 LII - same d delivery at small additional chart With 43k keyboard, margin 1110PS If# onlY a few of the big-machine features on the Remington Monstch I I . . The chcit: Of hiirldfidi for horn,, school and light office work Luggage style dsiux, Carrying call. Mfrs. List Price $06.50. Ggofg@ Stuart-& PIICI $69,95 : : : : : __________ ULA Aft A& .ems listed ive subject to prior sale. We have a lfm4d number and when that*are gone theft will be no Mwo at it-ele prictC ' - STORE HOURS ~- I- W....., U1 Free Gift Wr3pping of any iteins purchased WW i George Stu W0 Im 4 I ! #"I - __ ~, 0, - t)JIltal - MOnd*Y Ord hiday I I S g M 19 I P M Yull. Wed, Thurs. Sol, 106PM spbno ow "W Use your Master Charge, or BankAtnericard 133 East Robinson -Downtown Orlando -Free Storeside Parking Phones- 00"o-Winter Paik 843-7700 - Cocoa 6321.1242 - Daytona Bosch 255.5202 - DeBary-DeLand 668,4436 - LAke County 383-6566 - Melbourne 724-2412 Sanford 628.1314 .- Tiiusviii4 ipl ~~ ~~ 111 i i~i _~111111111111111 .A I ~~~~ 11 __ _~__ _ - - __= - - - ___. :I . - - ~- - - --Of Commission Chairman Sid :- !r.4 ' sent a letter to all de- -' ' . . Vihien is being pressed 11crald Staff Writer ____ partment heads telling them to I V enezuelan oil or n Orange -mike their budget pres.enth Port County company intuested 'emninok County in _ vi; MIW-- ---- . In this business, you grow to tions 4 to him Jan 3 and 4 Authorit Administrator Jim leasing the port's storage accept the fact that "you win a Ryan Because the budgets were BUSY MAN ABOUT TOWN today said he has high facilities--ityan said word on . I few--4ind you lose a few." prepared several months ago. SANI'A paid a surpirse visit to kindergarten class at Idyllwilde And so it ouId appear iUi 'a $ Soon present' for county govern Elemental)' School \%ednesday. H T Bennett (left) and Denise children. Sometimes your own, review your budget request Ryan, who 15 months ago ment in the form of fuel to meet as Is follow case in I)onaldson climbed on his knee to receive their gifts. with me in light of the current F_ ___ - - _. . - '. ing local needs for the cornIng year. began iorkmg on plans to letter. (Herald problems Photo b Bill Vincent Jr and the economic out Ryan, out of town Th ursday enlarge the lake Monroe 1o'• . . ... making final arran,itiitnts on storage facilities said the port Request for appropriations the -deal," sald Lvntracts tire can store 1.5 million gallons of For You Mother with loving htr' ti' ', n'j hy pea of fuel In (is e large LittOtjS all types thoughts V-1 Chrtotmnas imum consistent wi th meeting jy,' today. adding "I'thmk we can tanks. (,,\ Dear Mo ther and Dad, the mandatory requirements of y' solve the problem without too With an additional eight Review budgets "I'm writing this to you law, and providing essent inuch fan!are," smaller tanks now being set up, because I don t know how to say an said, the total storage While reluctant to comment Ryan I , 0 it. ym ~_jtLing t, ~,M.#,c 1qnq 111i!e- on which of two basic options capacity will be increased to 3.5 health and welfare of our cm However, he said the state away.wishing I could " somehowpreviously (1vrused by County million gallons or three timimu I14U developed a 1 on to you in person I h41% I the amount needed by all year when th The governor also said state cushion last e state 111V just watched a movie about ' br inches of county governemployes were going to base to surplus exceed $200 million girl who lost her mother as a ment, including the school Am Dickinson said he expected a plant and said the city will be work harder because of the baby. I realize that I, too, have tsird , for a year. :> . recession next year but not a ilersid Staff Writer . I. able to repay the loan in five pible shortage of funds. almost lost both my mother and V "The product is dvailable," r _. . . . rA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - . - __ months. J father, not through death. but 1 1-I City council Thursday night Swofford said 1,200 con. ity of state employes will he because Our economic fiber is of -1.11 f inding someone to supply the - ,-. _. adopted a resolution :I ..- .~ nectioris at the fee of 00 each contemplated in my budget rec. such strength to withstand an 1 know we havea very sliak:I 3 i I: ____ It- M ~~ - . lin4uct, then lining up storage authorizing a $123,000 are expected from the northside Otnmendations (to the legi3la. all-out assault which would lead loan from f :,. relationship. Dad, you're not . I &=M-v Southeast First National Bank lure) to help take care of in. us to the hard times of the early district all alone. - I - 1T Perfeti tand neither ani 1. I have ~!, ! :II ,. 11 usi ness, tile I =_ - L_ to pa,I the costs over estiniate of creased workloads for state 305. ! . tIn other b ' I council: remember the good things yo.j . ) ~_ I ) ... lucl, wi!I soon solve the supply projtvt. Ii Adepted resolutions of intent did, only the bad. I never gave %_ . City Ali) , . Joe Davis was . to annex the Hamilton property .0 you credit for giving us a home 1: The county commission has A authorized to proceed with near High Acres and Trout and a place to grow up in And if li* ken pressed in recent weeks by closing the transaction Council Lake and the Johnson pro pe rty it wasn t for you I ouldn t roads chief J C Lavender, %ho also adopted a resolution on Palm Springs Drive at have the love of God and A pointed to proposed federal fuel authorizing the mayor, clerk Alpine. Public hearings were W i t country that you gave us kids. jp RYAN g allocations as being 50 per cent and treasurer to sign c hecks on set for 5 p.m., Jan. I'm asking you to forgive me for •, Port administrator less than the county needs. I the bank accounts to be set up - Industrial zoning is requested 1P t. being a selfish, spoiled Former Seminole sheriff's Wright was fired. the Maitland Bank. for the Hamilton parcel and Sgt. Johnny Wright was Irresponsible kid. It took Iflt' , JOE DAVIS Wright was under depart. An ordinance was approved professional office for the arrestet today on charges of mental probation for au throe months arid man)- hun- To close d !# (in first reading amending the Johnson tract. dreds of miles for the Lord it) stealing a 11', otgun. Bond was unrelated incident at the time sewer bond ordinance to However, whcn bids came in Passed an annexation or. set at S5.000. lie will appear he was fired. Polk declined to F leach me the fact he put me in 17-92 pro%ide that the Maitland Bank $12300 over City Engineer Bill dinance on first reading for the before County Court Judge your care for a reason. From say why the probation was will hold the system's sinking Palm's cost estimates, the city five lots on Ronnie Drive in Walla IlaU later today. now on I'm trusting the Lord tit .1 imposed. d construction funds. was required to finance the Briarwood. A public hearing . help me understand you nn(I Wright, 2G, of 1107 First 11w larceny charge stems By A hearing on the oedinance balance. was t for 5 p.m., Jan. 29. Drive, Sanford was fired (roman incident 18 month asking Him to help you forgive s ago Davis said the two-year loan Commercial was set for 5 p.m., Jan. 22. zoning i when Wright Wednesday allegedly by Sheriff John ) members Lonsidered a request Prior to bid taking some at five per cent interest will be requested. )I # "Mother, I wish )ou both Polk after a state attorney's misappropriated a shotgun. Herald , Staff Writer for commercial zoning for 14 months ago, the U.S. Depart. repaid from sewer connection Approved a resolution !o the investigation report was Polk said he o y ear knew how much this trip has o The Sanford Zoning and acres annexed Monday night by nsent of Housing and Urban fees in the district. The loan is county conmiission offering to received. Wright, formerly the incident recently, from the taught me and how hard it is for Planning Commission has ,a City ('0111inissioners. Land Development approved a to mature Dec. 31. 1975. pay 25 per cent of the in- tughest ranking black deputy, state attorney's office. me to write this letter. I've ,'. developers are planning a $403,000 grant and a $915,000 halted consideration of zoning Mayor Lawrence Swofford stallation, operation and had worked for the department always Assistant State Ally. Bill 135,000 square foot shopping loan for the loved you and would change requests and site plans pred i ct ed the city will receive maintenance costs for a traffic system to serve :. fight for you, I always held you Janua r Staley y. 1969. said Thursday he has -enter on the old Farmer's for propo.-cd construction old section of the city and the $2 million in connection fees signal on Maitland Avenue at A meeting with leaders of the been working on the case for Market property that fronts on abutting U.S. 17-92 from 27th .41 from the new regional sewer Oranole Road. y. human and aren t perfect Street black community has been set two weeks, but declined to say both the south side of Airport ____________________________________________________________________ for to Like Mary Routes ard either. I do know now that you later today, Polk told The where the information caine Boulevard ard and east side of U S members voted Thursday and Dad were Gods gift to me night to Herald Polk said the group is (roni 17 fl ta ke the action until seeking information on why Polk said ht has no personal /.P members took the action r to teach me and to help me consulting tnginurs tomplete I '' nuike it in the world. It W35 knowledge of any other a lleged Lifter both City Engineer Mack a city-wide traffic study and those awful times we fought • wrongdoing by Wright, but I Lazenby and City I'lann their recornmenda t ions are lickiwwledged reviewed. oificia6. said tile David Farr rectililinendt,(i Swof f C1 gave me strength and faith for denial of the rezoning request my own life. I could never thank traffic re po rt is expected within However, Polk added, there you and Dad because you're is no further investigation ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - consecutive term as mayor, Thomas S. Recicar. Norin~in C. generated. T'he P board two of the greatest parents In planned at th,s time. The board voted to table Outgoing Mayor Lawrence will lease office at 3pm Jan Lewis and James Headk', the world. .J consideration of the shopping Swofford Iliursday said he will 1. mritesting the tonint! inven g You are the kind of parents Longwoo Weather center zoning request until the demand payment should a The le gal action w as fil ed by properties o w ne d by tight INDEX that would turn their own kids lawsuit filed against him arid traffic study is completed. persons on Palm Springs Road, Ii 6 low this Y A West Virginia man Wed -,;,'# In for drugs, and yet stand by Area deaths 3A *I City commissioners .signed a the city council force him to ______ The suit 5ays while the clly'!i nesday night was r.-ported dead morning 47. nere was .92 of an thein through their hard levsonrzoning board at the time the on arrival at Florida Hospital inch of rainfall ye3terday. m."itract June 25 with Cam pt. return from a North Carolina = in life. Calendar .... . ..... 5A bell, Foxworth and Pugh inc. of vacation. new comprehensive zoning North after he was struck by a I arty c,ou s, wn an ° ld y You are the kind of pa rents (liurdi News . 2A The suit, filed earlier this ordinance as adoptet ear driven by a Sanford woman today. Fair and very ld Orlando for a $16,000 traffic and that even though you don't go to ( i fi ath si ed 4-513 reconuivended a GO-1 i general in I=gwood. police reported t on i g ht . . a r Pa rking study. The study, year by three count), residents, church and worship the way' produced a list originally scheduled of questions . for has office district), ksignation for today'. Saturda Crossword puzzle you brought us up-you still ...8A completion in October, has been and Naper&that must be signed ~ the tract, the city council inid to id 50 Ili * er 40!:. According to Longwood Dear Abby , . -_ 8A ship s if t e don' t honor (1od by Swofford and each mem be r to'ItI tip because po pulation stead i''e a GO-3 zoning lligh!; Saturday in m s. police and sheriff bpartrnent Dr. Crare "I hope you can both U1118A Frost tonight with lows in density projections have not of the council, warned City . _ repots, Ervin C. Clay. 39, was ____ __~ FAtortal comment derstand whi,t I'm trying to 4A . been supplied by Gerald Dake Ally. Joe Davis. GO-1 allows three story killed when he was walking 210s and lower 303. * upper j i,v say, In stwit, I thank God for II0T05V4* , , ., BA ~1_ "if I do (have to return), my 0 buildings while GO-3 permits north Of Orange Avenue on A storin that buried sections Of Jacksonville, who resigned 7 U.S. Hospital mtes nd I'm sorry i 177. C5A 7r-.) , .,-. Jt 11-story buildings. Midwest under foot-deep i's city planner in varl% .Sep- time is valuable," S%voffor( '_-# 17-tr2l. ~ Public notices . ou both so much hurt and I 64A . 1-he plaintiffs insist die high plodded into C tember. according tt; City said, indicating lie will expect a 4 hope I can make you proud of I For his s.rvices and mileage Manager Warren Knowles and fee rise zoning category has .Southeast today, and heavy ranclne Tea Bongianni, 19, Sports me. 213 reimbursement. lowered the value of their of 200 Idyllwilde [)rive. San. rains Imed a new woe to we- Farr. Swofford, defeated by Nor. SHOPPING DAYS Vie study contract cafls for and %'our daughter. tions, of the Northeast, hit by a the entire ford. police said. No charges Stocks .... 3A man Floyd in a bid for aseventh TO CHRISTMAS homes H (uRIS NELSON Askew jjFi,2 jIflhJ , _____ Borrowing r or say tIns ial ' It ost Overruns Detective Charged h Shot un '- r~- - Zoning Halted , &M 11.0t , UV.4 11.411 "Iri 11,1W Standard ou t ~~__ r_ M ~_w - For Court Expenses ord To Char e ItY Pedestrian Killed In , George Stuart a Poe. 044 chnk cnri .*-.w 1.1w .4e. wi MW WCOU 114W Aft ;., VAI V.at . 0 rov.ol VA" . ',.,i ij'' : Addrc the envelope plainly B e sure to uc ti- u Zip Code $99'999 VWJ The Post Office delivery is good . . I - u ,, , w 1 ,V,AM - Run hori of C0+ A^_Iz Im -2 - wZ7- 4-- , -i-----w •, L ~_ a fl or v - : . ; tm tez ., C .%; , (4~~ !,.at : : ._ -- ' bad dmMwa," he said, 'I ow thic small im-T-stor is out -Iot!ers %% on . udw - - . . - ' I ao.. s-wi 1 MAIF TEVAS INST°U'1 CALCULATOR WITH 10 DIGIT ENTRY LIT ( everybody to get into the - : r&i_ : _____________________________________________________ . America. 7his was avurdone. 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I : : ' market ,whiebhcfl;fl.th WMIA MW Dose -Jones 0 leveell recently, *rz Fomon sari Th is is the most CèZ4 overly emotional market I've wig r-w u ever seen. Four or five months ago everybody thought we were ow V.W going to star-ve because of a am s;.w meat shortage. "Now it's an energy shortage which people ddnk will ruin us. m ~'-w M VAR 71wre's so much waste of energy in this country that this Qw-1"-w 9. Wri V.al . 0 61wi VArt fie said, -In 1969 going into am Vuff 1970, it took a year for the izi market to fall 100 points Now um V-Aff =lead of a lingering drop uw we've experienced a "4 '' ialamitous fall, to the po" where a good number of high- am ruff quality stocks carry higher ".01 .1 441 yields t1un quality cation and division. Ms*ed sequential calculations. Negative calculations. Z suppression. Floating decimal Underfiow. : : $99.95. Natlona;ly advertised today at 1164.95. But save an extra 115 under today s io price and pay only $49 95 6M sun stocks N i • um van i k A - F Oxi~urf ii l c'J' POundisuieflable andsma!ler fvlore i,"uet WAI V" ;_-' n VW.! Vwt ".01 114of (M Mal um VIA" wri M" °" sUff um VA" l'L WAI M401 um tuff ' (M VA" QVJ 1W WRA NOW t%a Ow 11" VWJ ".UT r - -.- __ - I mim" �- __ -- - - __________ - -60, •• - :i -i 2A--The Sanford Herald Friday, Dec 21, 1973 Pastors Corner _ ti i. -. r . . _r ~ . Th2 Sanford Herald jje;;.w - His Son - - _________________ _______________________ r_jLl ç . ,. .,__ _. . ) I 1.' BY REV. VIRGILL. BRYANT JR. First Presbytcrlaa Church - 11 y .s1 d n II 4 r '" I. "About this time Augustus. the Roman Emperor, decreed that a census should be taken throughout the nation. (This census was taken Caesar a when Quirinius was governor of Syria.) 0 - :- - Icthictieiii ui Jude.i, Krng xf, aricint homc 1f V. , - -- - - ___ -- CHURCH WOMEN DRESS DOLLS MRS. Ralph Austin Smi th, in charge of the group's project. displays some of the 17 dolls Mary - - .-.- - ~ ___ 4 I ____ ______ !i - ___ ___ j -- Ii •I• - - By dressed by women of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford for the Salvation Army. - -- , . : . - Also Knew Generation rt.w YUItK - - :-- sa)tng HeisoutofHtsnund, IsMark3put.sIt,butHe priest ges*s uey con'iier the more trying 'iii.. fivu!es that existed for Mary In regard to her son, Jesus Like many present-day parents, she was baffled, shocked and bewildered at His conduct, says the Rev. Frank E. Fortkamp, but she persevered in her loyalty to Him despite the - sisteci in His ministry. Even at the outst when the heavenly messenger Inforn ed Mary she was to bear a divine son, her -initial reaction wa not joy but fear" nd lack c understanding" abou' what was hitwpnu to her. F rtl'er Fiiksmr, nnt Again when boy In ,.. .- of 32 dLsann'arej rr That makes her a particularly appropriate 'model for parJerusalem, distraught parents spent three days looking for ents" In these times of afrain between them and their yotug. Him before finding Him at the Temple, only to be baffled at Father His response to them. and It offers parents a "consoling message" In this Christmas season marking Jesus' birth. 'Why were you looking for me?" He asked. "D.-,id you not He as the tre.Lc!drr who ever lived," attack-luww thiss. 11 must be with my Father'& afftairs' the "very roots of the society" and was a problem to As Luke 2 observes, bus "they did not understand what He Mary "as well as to His whole generatlon," says Fa ther For. meant,' but "His mother sttzed all these things in her tkaznp, of Mount Vernon, Ohio. heart." Writing in the US. CaUxilk, a published Jesus began He became "the unwelcome Chicago by the Claretian Fathers, he says "some faulty u acii> stinging the hypocrisy of the establishcunxnentarlea have made Mary's role 'look easy,' but nt" He "antagonized the law-and--order authorities of Scriptures makes plain It w* Itis His time" Father Fi1frmn on lawabiding mother of Jesus when she heard reports of what her "Mary, like everyone who personally heard and bears , was saying in public, and when she beard Win hseU," what Jesus had to say, had to struggle against all the tenden. Fa ther Fortkamp says. cies of human nature to resist the truth," Father Indeed, the Gospels recount that she and other relatives says. '' .. Jerus as a t - -. . • national magazine preaching, in - - - 3 - "Itlsdlffteulttolmaglnethec sternauonofthe '' ' '' - - ..,( _____ ==- Fortkamp ___ , '-... . OLD-FASHIONED ... Inspected by Betty French (Herald Photo b Elda Nichols) ________________________________________________________________________________ -DL '. * ~_ . -, I % On busy SR 436, with the rush 7be 5intl, wbile clopel has of aistoo flying past the Uny many chsoges,in the Altainorde Chapel stands guard Originally located on lake against the closing in of modern Brantley. five living. present sIte, it was moved to Inside the Chapel. a Altanionte in l. Christmas tree has been The present pastor, the decorated in the methods used ReTererid Wayne E. Smith, in the mid and late lOO's. Mm perfornu many Carl Schmidt and Mrs. Derek' the quaint and peaceful chapel. O'Donoghue used popcorn A Qristznas eve communion sbing_% aM candles an the tree, semice will be beld at the as well as some charming and Altamonte CommunityChzrdi, historic decorations. sill , Elder Springs 'p .. .... -___ IL. -- --_r- 4I5n ri,.;..J - -- I . - - ..-- • --.-:r------ 1 L-Ik ----•' i - i-:PAT l)1i'IU•.E - -- -i - HAROI.I) WIThER • Elder Springs Baptist Evangelistic Pat Dupree. Church, located on Hester singer Dave Brubaker and Avenue and the Old Orlando about dedicated you th. The Highway, is celebrating team will be the local Orlstmas with a series of congregation Into the neighrevival meetings beginning bortiood in personal Visitation Wednesday and running for Christ. through Sunday AU are invited Pastor B. H. Griffin states, to attend the services atl'30 What better way to show one's p.m. each week night and 11 a.m. and 7: 0 p.m. on Sunday. lOSe for the Sa vitnir th an to The evangelist evangelistic make a concerted effort to uls For Him It is His tcamwillcuisistoffteij Ilaro3d reach so birthday we celebrate" Wither, ditCdlA! of Youth A nursery will beprovldedfor Challen ge International of Clarksville, Tenn.; 5m11eM1dren and infants. I - -a - ---- __ -__.--t Raija will include a P 7:30 P.M. by Rock House nuts Service Sunday at 11 a.m iCalvary Assembly Youth when De. Harold Harris will Deparimevit). This group is m-wak on "Wanted: More Than considered the country's The adult Cuddly Savior. number one soul gospel -oç. hair will sing a earn! medley Mr itb Beth Madinnls U lOUt. at Streep's Music or She will MIN sing "Sweet Little JesusBoy" by MacGimsey. At First United this service U childrenwill s&ng,and the miaister will ha ve Methodist a short message and a gift for A March to the Manger ch At 7 0 P.M. the Sunday climaxes the worship services at First United Methodist siwill crisu prngrain.Rekua Walters, will be a'irehen Sanford ate:3o and I) am. Sunda). The Ntiity ••ist a -i ti by the teenagers. Following the Scene complete with all the Program there will be a visit (iristinas characters will be - '414 _ ,;-T-,# 0 &jI I1X tPI' j j pjj and a candlelight Mm ii J. Tjkka will sine "0 Holy Night." cet' House at the parsonage for all members and friends of the Church will, follow the service. No (Ii6stims Day. Calvary Assembly CaEvaryAssemblythri.mas Cantata, "Born A King," a -'I rr-f r '4 . h1. j .)--, Atli' be -1d by the combined choirs Sunday at 6 pin, at the church at 1919 Miller Ave.,Winter Park - a 454 O n 17=92 St r i p • a Sweaters .Swsatshlrtl -- ARMY-NAVY ____ ___________ - - . -- - - - , home'- hpishk'19s ' -. -. - '-."...'.- . ,.__ .. -.••- -'-. •• - - " - jJ 1 - ------ Ii t - ,6N • _ . - . - 1.•-. ..= :- . ..i. ' . - ri CHURCH ADD1110N UNDER CO N FIRST Pentecostal Church of Longwood hopes Sunday School classrooms with removable to have its new educational building completed walls so that it can be converted into a large " early in the new year. The addition will provide • " hall. Rev. Ruth Grant is pastor. Photo Hera eraldPh t by Ann Riley ) - - "-' '- the focal polntfor the special In lieu, of regular youth children's choirs, and the congregation will sing carols. A fellowship and evC1thi worship candle lighting will nclude at Community United Metho. the service. The public is in. dist of Casseiberry, Y' old are invited to meet at the church Sunday at 7p.m. for deLake Mary , votlonspricxtogoingcarohng the community, followed follow St 9 a period of refreshments and feflcssship at the church. There will be a live nativity scene on the churchlawn tonight and taturday, 7-9 p.m. tesait.ed by the church youth. The Qirlstznas Eve cungi4w-wn servci will begin at 7:30 p.m. Central Baptist Christmas giving. Small packages in colorful wrapp1ngs SundaY P'• %1!I t prer'i b r'h Ppist Churdi will present th1 ijiii,sxj t the egation as story c4 the Birth of Christ II they march to the manger and ik'ania and song on the place their gifts of money for lawn at uu street any Christmas cause they Avenue. Characters include Mr-,y, played by Sharon choose. Proceeding the mart will be a sermon by the pastor; Coggon, Joseph, by Ralph Oasowski, the angel Gabriel by "Meet Me at the Manger." Chrlstms Eve will be Mr.Dick King i Waitcr ROt'i1 1y i randh4igtt. IkTt Othcrsthdtsie the thnkeeper, wiunwuon servi.v 01 7: Kelly Gregory. shepherds, p.m. The chancd choir will Worth Yates Jr., Mike Murphy sing. The singing of (in'istmas and 1)' rm s J 're' '1 ct-i' t'm' t r t 'and te is 'flea uTt. Tim ethrist Ct1ri.Lns will lx given At the conclusion of the service the Ronnie Briton, and Ronnie Bass. Priests and scribes are congregation will carol around played the living nati vity grouped near by Mark Templetm Rumlie 13,nton, Wayne Dykes. Nazarene The Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene Will be Christ of Christmas in all the services of the church this Sunday. In the Sunday Scho'I, the chilcfren and juniors will present their program at 10 am. The niornIg worship the choir's singing the beautiful cantata, "Love Transcending,' g.by John Ferwn and drectj by the minister of musk, R.E1 Pickering. 'The evening service L-.0 Ul4 theme, 'Carols and Cornniunir,n C1kIidit" 0a"r,r4 I!I Pinecrest Baptist Church adult choir J1 present the John W. Peterson cantata, "Night of %liracli's," Swiday t 7:30p.m.underdjrectionof E. C. Oslxrn. Solists- will be Mrs. Marg 1-Hi Mrs Sylviai Wr4il CflfIl(4 Ken Hull Jim Rabun acid Bill Grafnkuw. Children's choirs will sing under direction of Mrs Vondille Rabun and Mrs. Marge IlolL, A GIANT Wirz Many Roman Cathlic priests or - sianafly go out with women socially, accordtiag to an offk'1a1 will be followed by a Christmas 'kveral special services and worship program to be events are scheduled by Holy presented by the Sy SChoni Cross Episcopal Church of the children. All menibm of the Christmas season. The Ccn community are Invited to these firmation Class will be a (oreclal holiday celebrations. m.illy admitted to Holy Cornniunion Sunday at the 10 a.m. Temple Shalom service. The six th and seventh grades At the recent meeting of the of Sunday School will be Temple Shalom Congregation, caroling Saturdaya(6:30p.rn. Deltona, officers were ejected leaving frOIII the Parish IIUSC to serve for 1974. There Will be a Choir Carol They Include Maxwell Zager Cufl(ett at 11 [),IlI., Christmas pr esident; Na than Goldberger, Eve followed by midnight v1c'ejwesic'ent Harry Saltar, choral Eucharist. treasurer; Mrs. SylVia Stone, There will be a 11) a.iu. correswnding secretary. Mrs. Eucharist senrice on Anna Kauip, recording 'Ysecretary; and Mrs. Frltzle Goldberger, financial Christ United secretary. Methodist One Year Tnist.", elected, were: William Castcn, Irving There will be a feflowhip and Dr. Samuel Isenberg supper and exchange of gifts Goldstein. o pin, at Christ Sunday at Installation will be held at a United MCUMILSt Church. dinner meeting In the Langford A Christmas Eve Communion hotel In Winter Park, Jan. at Service will begin Monday at pIn. 11 in need of transportation 6 pni* ('all 322-I399 or 3Zt52(2, "' - w Lutheran Christmas Eve Candlelight Services will be held at lle4 cn"-r I 'tt'-n" ( 'r'-i ' 7 1 p iii and Il p m A Christmas Day Matins will be Tuesday at 10 a.rn, New Year's Eve Vespers vil1 be at 7:30 p rn on Dec 31. I church study. But American priests display high responal. tAlly about sticking to their vows of celibacy, the author says. The Rev. Eugene C. Kennedy, a priest -psychologist of Chicago's Loynla University, says that, while some priests share the sexual Immaturitles common to American men, "there is not a great deal of breaking celibacy or abusing It among priests." His comments, and some concern registered In the church, cam in reaction to a receft article in Newsweek magzzlm saying -thousands of U.S. Catholic priests are cxperimenting with what they call 'the third way." • m' , ,, - , Area Deaths DR. JAMES HOLLIMAN Charles W. Ilardwlcke, Sanford; Mrs. Leroy A. Sinims, Dr. James D. Holllntan, 73, of Huntsville, Ala.; son, Dr. 305 Fairway Rd., Sanford, died James D. lIolliman Jr., HuntThursday night at Seminole svilIe; nine grandchildren; four Memorial hospital. He was a sisters, Mrs. Lillie H. Taylor, native of Vernon, Ala., and Winter Garden; Mrs. Mac received his education at Miller and Dr. Jennie hiolliman, University of Alabama and Durham, N.C.; Mrs. Alpha University of Tennessee Jernigan, Whatley, Ala.; five Medical School. He practiced brothers, Olus Holliman, medicine more than 25 years In Mobile, Ala.; Murray Huntsville, Ala., and upon his hiolliman, Birmingham, Ala.; retirement because of health Roy hlolliman, Tuscaloosa, reasons, moved to Sebring in Ala.; Ralph Holltman, New 1951 and to Sanford one month Orleans, La.; and Herbert ago. Ilolliman, Monroe, 1.11. Survivors Include his wile, Gramkow Funeral llotiw in Mrs. Josephine Holliman, charge. The Women's Guild of Our lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. will hold iLregular meeting on Jan. 3 at 12:30 p.m. In the Church Social Hall. All members are urged to be present. A penny social wth take place 2 p.m. followed by refreshments. Guests are in. vited. (i Jan. 8, the Guild will have a card party at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Pat Lynch as chairman. Prizes will be awarded and refresh. melds served. Sanford: daughters, Mrs. First Presbyterian J' La, ki4 Alt, V.'v R Knit Co Kn*'sqe 5 L=m, LOCkPIdAr Ma'cor P,'iadCc M.M?,* 8-'I0 U4b'tco 17 U', It ItSi It' It ill. ill, 11%, 34a 34'1 3414 11,4 Is 'S 3014 30'; 30' 37'. We 3' 4 3. 3'. 8*, 10. l4% hT -< E) - - , ______ 194 it'. I,'. 17$ I?', II'. ,. 73, fl', 4111 $111 511. $I. Forest w'Idfirrs destroy these COWAN'S Pre-Christmas SALE • I OUR ENTIRE STOCK Funeral Notices--lIOLLIMAN. DR. JAMES D.funtili ServiCrS for Dr. James C) Holliman. 73. of 305 Fairway Pd. Sanford who died Thur First Pesbyterlan Church of Sanfcidwtll hold aChrijtis Eve service consisting of rarok, rnviles ad at 1:30 p.m. The Senior highs will go caroling Sunda) nigl. Laciles uresses Way. will be held at 3 p m.. SMurday at cmw Furtrrl OFF 14-,m4' Ch.pci th Rr'i L.t- K rj otticiating. Oun,aI in Osbiawn ','rmr,ttt P.rh Grmkow I SALE GOOD THRU DEC. 24th Grace United OR M e thodist F MORE The Methodist Youth F r I'ted MCthf'(flst t'liurcti dt Airport Boulevard and Woodland, will pctnt o live flalkvity scene cuiiiplete with live animals,7-10 pin. Dec. 22.24. •, PW , R edeemer naa - Area Churches Announce Chr stmas Celebrations Andre crouch and The First Christian mer's annual ChristCommunity United and Bill Pixler. Holy Cross Our Lady Disciples will he preseotd In Special music by the church nias Dinner for all members Qwistm&s artivities at First concert at Winter Park High choir, the preschool and Methodist Episcopal ill be Dec. at5:30 p.m. This Of The Lakes Christian Church, Sanford & School auditorium Jan. 25 at j - . 4J ,, Some Priests Show Attitude Changing NEW YORK (AP) - refreshments for adults youth in the social hail. (h ('tr t!1.:r i;v t 7 . - $ --- f rum Santa for the chfldrenand ,, '- leading l'i ( ' 1' - ruic - Chapel Has Seen Many A Christmas I. 5'- In Gap ing C . ',r.-I.......S . Jack.ft.PIaVY P Coats .CPO Jack... m.rmal Unoarwear Gnffin Found Innocent Fcrtkamp says, - 4 . I Christmas Savings for you became so alarmed that "they came to take charge of Him, i'.-wrn modern mothers bewail the generaticilgap - ~_ ____ - -. . - - i ` - . -.- --- (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) MOM t6rdtax of Asc2 - - -.-- --- - The Living Bible -From . . ,..1jr'.'.,s 'iêJ1YELOW - * T'' BUYS . Planned Revival And while they were there, the time came for her baby tobe born, and she gavc birth to her fjrst cllild,a son. She wrapped him ina blanket apdlajd him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the village inn." (Luke 2:1-7) I a'-. - - .'-' - - . ç WEATHER ' - there from the Galilean village of Nazreth. He took with him Mary, his fiance, who was obviously pregnant by this time_ r-' - '' '" Halted J journeying H , ' - . Friday, Dec. 21, 1973-3A -- Everyone was required to return to his ancestral home for this registration. And because Joseph mmPer O the TOVJI W]S he had to O I ..• - i. ______ - . :...'.' ': : - • - ---• . acknowledges JOURNEY TO BETHLEHEM It, •....,,. Cont'd from page 1) Z-P board for approval, two story buildings o include 11 th one and two bedroom In th bo e September presen. ___________________ ___________________________ preparation of a downtown tation Bob Amos of Gus Miller condominium apartments SURPLUS _____________ w parking strategy to alleviate 310 Sanford AVI. said which would sell in the "low Orlando, V the present parking "crunch," Realty, -1' i __ ______________________ development of a traffic cir- preliminary layouts showed 30 $20,000 price range." culation plan and study of 11110" ,. traffic problems at major in41 - ' _____ tersections including Airport "! N . % I Boulevard and U.S. 17-92 and /) Lake Mary Boulevard and U.S. 17-92. .... Bob Johnson of Seaboard ,. . ST cM's j -' Properties Inc., Tampa, said : . is t"jita(ly" plans for the shopping , a. I enter in the southeast &.-. .71 , .. , ',i.idrant of the Airport Boulevard-U.S. 17-92 in. LOSES CONTROL ON WET ROAD Shop Sterchi's Sanford tersection estimate con struction cost at more than $2 JOHN PITTS, 29, of 805 W. First St, was Patrol said the cab was totaled, and charged million for a 80,000 square foot uninjured after losing control of his cab and Pitts with failure to use due care in control of department store, 30,000 square sliding into a drainage ditch on S.R. 46 Thurhis vehicle. foot food store, 10,000 square Now thru Dec 24 sday afternoon. J. A. Crews of Florida highway (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) 1(01 drug !tflrC ;ind 15,I square feet in miscellaneous hops. "lf everything sails smoothly Death Of construction will start In late summer or early fall 1974," .Johnson said Thursday night. Seaboard plans to develop the Property with co-owner Inter Urban Properties Inc. of Winter By CHRIS NELSON careful aim and shot Richard lief fernan: this is a charges, saying there was Park. Officials of the corIIt'rald Staff Writer Wirz, Would a reasonable deliberate smokescreen ... a red enough evidence suggesting the porations were not available person ever point a gun at herring. If David Lee Griffin gun had been aimed to allow the today for comment on the Z-P "Not guilty," intoned the jury anybody' That action is had not shot Richard Win, the trial to continue.) action. foreman just after lunch negligent, criminally negligent. Infection would never have Waddell to the Jury Thur. Thursday, and David Lee taken place, and Virz would not silar: it is essential or the state Ackert: No, No ... Griffin had Also halted or delayed by the Griffin, accused of man. been cleaning the gun. It have died. to prove that Richard Win (lied Z-P decision is a $6 million, 2() slaughter in the death of his slipped down Into the chair because David Lee Griffin shot unit condominium project best friend,formerCasselberry underneath him, and when he planned for 15 acres on the Finally, at 11:20 a.m. hiiii on Oct. 16. City Councilman Richard Win, leaned forward to get up, he "Not guilty," intoned the jury south side of the shopping ..,. A104ft - ft 0 r"- W&O fliursthy, the jury retired to eshook with relief. reacned for the itun. extended #4n i p.m. iiii' two L'enLe site, ssrr i:' tt ',- rdi.t. iWine died Nov. 4, nearly three his arms tor balance, and the the jurors' ears were the final women jurors, one analternate The 16 unit per acre EXCLUDING FAIR TRADE, APPLIANCE, TV AND STEREO weeks after being shot in gun ((red, instructions from Seminole WI)') did not vote, kissed Griffin development proposed by Griffin's Casselberry home Oct. Griffin did not even know he Circuit Judge Tom Waddell. Seminole Real Estate and 011 the chcek. iioo French Ave. Sanfora 16, the day before the friends had shot Win, he thought he Griffin, standing, shaking, in Investment Inc. Is still in the Waddell: criminal negligence were to leave on a Colorado fired into the ceiling, Ackert is an act likely to harm or kill the public defender's office: planning stages. The 7.-P board Convenient Credit Terms hunting trip with Arthur said. which would not be carried out "11€' WIS IIIV best friend ... l Sept. 20 approved the "general Free Delivery Ranier. Nonsense, said Heffernan. by a reasonable person. don't go to sleep at night, or concept" of the project under "Not guilty," Griffin, sub. Ranier testified Wit-i cried (Wednesday, with the jury wake up In the morning, the present multi-familyZoning OPEN 9:30-6:00 DAILY, CLOSED SUNDAY dued, told a friend over the "Dave, you shot rue, you shot removed, Waddell denied a without thinking about it, I will but site development Plans phone minutes after the five- rue," before staggering out the defense motion to dismiss for the rest of my life." have not been submitted to the man, one-woman jury found front door. him Free of any blame in the Not even Ranier thought Win accidental shooting of Win with was shot until tie got outside N oon Stock Report a .25 caliber automatic pistol. and saw the blood, replied "I jILst had Faith in God, and 1 Ackert. t,.ID,stII 131. 12 14 I2' 'VoPk API Md-ia, In those people up there, that's And when Win was receiving 1114 II". tOi H'ts Low List Oh'Coqp , Pti'wr-y It 64 43's all I can say," Griffin, 31, an emergency treatment minutes . V# •. PMVC0 . es'. 7'. 70 7, electrician, told The Herald, after being 'shot, when he had Aca IOS* I0S PP,ltPet $$• 04 $( 44a 44 8-4 Am Awitn "Thank God for Terry," called for a !rlest and (eared he Arn c' Poi&,od 7) 73'. M. u- • P,'oOGm AmC,a' w. It I ; fl'. '0 50 "Terry," Griffin's. defense would dIe, Ii said, "Doc,'tt RCA A,,, 17. 8-1. 17 attorney, assistant public an accident, it was an ac- *n' T &T W, 504 sov, RrPSII WI H" ii', , Ri'vlon S, . SI ." 34, 3411 defender Terry Ackert, said, ddent," Ackert reminded the , fl, R,Id 3111 3111 35. i,', fliUI St "the state could not nuike a jury. 311i 31' 31'. RO5RCOII IS'. IS 15 1, 1;1. StRt-osP Bo.nç 17 33. 33 3) n', case." Heffernan: of course it was so,6m Ill. ScoHPap list, I) 12'. Ii's m SWIM, " Burl 4 I nd hi's 7s 25 251 6 1, a 2$'. "It was Just an accident, a an accident, that is why the Cara 9., 191# Wo searR 53'0 Ii. I)'. terrible accident," Ackert said, So,tP'Co IS' IS'. 151. 27 2411 21 state did not charge Griffin Csvtie 11 i 41 u'-1 is'', IS , Sov o tnt echoing his final summation to with murder. We know It was an cchar" ,,, ,,O r" 43 • LV, 121 , IS', 15*, Ill-, SPii'R Sldlrdt 17'0 17', 47* lit'. its M the jury just an hour or so accident. But it was a COCa Cot 7711 71"2 Wi StOlCal fl, 33 We before. . 2 Can 101'. ), I' criminally negligent accident. c0 20'1 20', 20'. StO,I$fld Delta At, 21. 24's 340 31, 1 37', 37' I 51Y15t5 "I don't think anything that For one.and.a.hal( days, n.w tiiaco cm,sn 77', 27 77 ss is is 144 it'. II'. TzETr SO SO. S . was argued convinced the Jury Ackert questioned treatment Dvbt Powoo Teia,Gll du Pont 31 1 31- . ?01% 153 153', Ii) of anything ... I think the Jury given Win by doctors, noting Faskod UMC lr'd 10 I'. too 110 lOt" 110 5', UiCarbdi 31". 31 31'. 5', S' believed It was completely an they admitted signs of an In. EaI?L$I 73I 73 Fsmark 491 1 4' 41', 73', lir,O.tCaI accident." 7' 7', 7', $1', SI", It', UrrO1I fection did not prompt an ex- Esion l4', IL', IS', USStI'tI 35'' 3511 3%', For one-and-a.half days, ploratory operation until the FI U43411 *bcP"Ova 32'. 3)'. 377. 2$'. III 371 4 28 :5 %, 25's o',e,erP'-i Ackert sparred with prosecutor Friday before Win's Sunday r"D. rOCdM lIi, it ii' 3$'' 's'' i*', Bill Hefiernan over the death. 'C''Ath W. 1 Ford Uck iG. tO'. 131. G.sn Osnn 134'. IN 124 II' # t$ ii', ',c'Cp meaning of Ranier's eyewitness Ackert: there should be SI'-, 59 2 9 912 Gin Fd 34 7)', 3P. Smokey Says: testimony to the shooting, another chair beside Griffin's, a Gin Malt SI 55 53 which could have sent Griffin to ('hair for the doctors who saw a Gen wt 4 47, 47, ?TtFS GIVE us 14'. 7*'' Jail for 15 years, spiking fever, a high white Gin Tat El . N4 " t4OO FOR FUEL Heffernan: Griffin took the corpuscle blood count, and who Goodt,cP IS'. We We AND PAPER FOR I)' 1319 131 1 pistol from his right rear admit that an abdominal wound Good,.ar II', Ii's $4*, WA BOOKS TO READ Gulf 01 301. 20'. 10' pocket, leaned forward, took has a high risk of infection. Qy._,~~ I4Onyw$l fI 13'. ii'. 1$', V_ 0 -4 IM 341 313'. 213. IN Plar, 75 15'. 25 _____________________ tnt flY f 54 26 26 . -, , I I'PiO ,- Righ t now many of us face the problem of what to give to loved ones and friends. In a practical sense the qisUcm is what would be most liked, apçec1atcd, or needed. We want to give something that Is suited to the person's tastes and appropriate In price. Christmas is a time we enjey giving. "It Is more blessed to give than to receive." But how do we receive gifts? The gift Itself Is Important. It should be treasured for Its own lake. It is given us to be enjoyed to the fullest. flis also a message of love froin the giver. We then must look beyond the gift to the giver. Our gratitude not only the meaning of the gift, but the worth of the giver. SoltIs with God's gift toustn His Son . We celebrate the giving of His gift each Oalstznas. We treasure the gift of Christ In our lives and In our world. But we must look beyond what we have In Christ to God the giver. Our gratitude must acknowledge His worth and His claim on our lives each day of the year. -.------------- - . ri 0 '4 .. - ____ God Gave E Zoning Is ". , . .- - - __ 4 I - - •• __ J jj ~_ 1 0 , is eo , 'IF A 0 ~' $ FUFPjIjRE CASSELBERRY ~::~-._, ---, - - 212 E. FIRST ST. Y. 17.92 FIRST FLDERAL J..,_.,.,., . OF SEMIN LE PH, 322-4981 *"-'-~",* 1-.-, - ~ Sanford • Oviedo e Longwood • Winter Park • Orange City -A I �4A—The S anford Herald Just Like - I Friday, Dec. 21, 1973 - WWII , I . $*A 1044 ~i . I s ,J - o - jGo ' On And ~ ~ P On i~ ,~ _ W, ,_-kl.._-_-.~_ t_1 In another time, it might have ft into a trivia quiz But the energy crisis has made the story of terorld War 11 gasol in e ra tioning ma t than tn vial interest, Th e administration is weighing now the imposition of gasoline rationing at the pump, a step President Nixon has tried to avoid If ory an accurate guide, voluntary n 45k co n trols Th at was the experience of World War II. Campaigns to control consumption by persuasion finally gave way to rationing, the A coupon. a blak market and, at times, bitterly resented bans on pleasu re driving. Some of e stepsor taken , urg,ed, decades ago sound familiar today: reduced speed limits, Sunday gas-station closings, lowered household thermostats. But, to the motorist of 1973. there's nothing sake. familiar about the price of gasoline, which averaged approximately 20 cents a gallon, and rose less th n nne pr ccnt during the war The Emironmental Defense Fund, for instance. has recommend e d that in If'c V_ A St rong CaseFor Sa me I lanes. But there aremany more force its way through smaller cars than trucks. If one of the ones. Whether the nation adopts a big vehicles wanted to get off Moving all vehicles at the temro-ar 50-mile-per-hour the tnghwa% t would have to same reduced speed would not speed limitonthetughwasora ." 11t,(Id / - / \j , - _,_~ , . if\ ( _::i~_ I%--- vooi _..~ ' overtaking and passing (.,7') ' "" LANCbL iCE I' I \ ./ ' " '. ' gover nmentt, tri d to hide About eight sears ago. for example, the Pentagon sent \ \'. — automooueslnterrnsoit energy consumption per passenger mile. Truckers, of course, have made abundantly plain their feelings about a.,peed limit that would keep them down with key automobiles. . '"L\ . .1 / t*T •" i ' 1iCI1I ""'- - • ml 1 ,0/ I. • " '?"-I . s YIE i , But a mixture of speeds demonstration against rationing. "No one liked It," the Libra of Congress studs recalls There eresl2rtcomingsi th e basi manageBut for all its faWts. it worked." 'there were 3,525 local rationing boards, and a maze of federal agencies supervising various ... aspects of the program There was a credibility problem, %ith widespread public skepticism about the need for the controls. I would be a highly impractical If a . Amer&iaa lughwa)s, according to at least one traffic engineer. ;3r4 buses -with slower pickup and longer stopping distances — higher than for more maneuver-Me passenger cars is inviting problenis, chaos and accidents," says Prof. John E. k It '"" I I _. I .1 \, — i - i Y - . -41 I -)' ., ____ -11 . ,, Illinois. . . \ - - -- I 1 I One two-lane roads the #anforb d7hr TELEPHONE 322 2611 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 , 300N FRENCH AVE . WALTER A. Gl E LOW. Editor and Publisher WA Yl E " DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher - FRANK VOLTOLINE. JOHN A $ . . ." •-' ' .--' ROYGREEN ve na ger CHARLES HAYS M.e'chanicMSups RALPH HAYS Camp oom Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer RAY STEVENS Press Room Fo'eman SUBSCRIPTION RATES s5c Weelt $1* 206 Months In Florida $2 40 Moro I h $7 40 1 Year Same As Hone Delivery - ':. ;.' / ' j - ' - -" A, - . .- .& ' . . The Trophy Room families, shopping centers and apartment complexes within our area have not contributed and in tact, aunt seem to care whether or rot they have fire protection, Maybe they don't know who provides fire protection for th!ti' Individual properties or automatically assume it will be provided, which is not always the Ca-se. Do the residents of Plantation Apartments, Stratford Square, San Seminole County officials have recentlytakenstepstofrnprove fire ProtcCuon w-iuirn we iourny uu'ougn the appointment of Gary Kaiser as Chief of Fire Protection of Seminole County and the passing of new regithitions regarding lire safety. This attempt to upgrade fire protection in Seminole County is commendable but their actions are counterbalanced by public apathy toward volunteer fire departments. - Perhaps this is more Ignorance of the facts concerning fire protection volunteer lire departments rathr realize that provisions for fire Protection have not been made for them" Do the tenants of Stores in Butler Plaza know that fire protection has not been contracted for them" I find ri humor in the published article about the loss of a fire truck valued in the thousands of rollars while fighting the recent woods and muck lire. From personal apathy. Volunteer fire associations must rely on voluntary memberships for their working funds and although Florida laws sute that volunteer fire departments have no legal obligation to respond to fire calls within their area from non-members, individual than All Other Mail $2 lOMonth 6Moothi516 70 12 mos tfl 10 ije'.i .0 rrr be paid in advance Entered a-, ivpcond class matter Avqust 72. 19N at the Poit Ottice of Sanford. Florida fl7n •- ' No part o any material, ne'*s or advertising Of this editbon The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner Lny ,nd,.duai 'r firm reSponsibiC f or such rCpru(tion All considered as infringing or, The Herald s '-Y - Ii beheld I.alefiy damage under te a'. P.,blst*d daty and Sundays CJCCP? a?urdaf Ray Cromley Herald .s a mi'mbf'r of the Associated Press *hith is ,'nIitiedeaclulytotP*u5efOrVpprUCtiOnOfaiithtIO(aI neeis printed th' A' '" ,- i%-&- , Herald Area Correspondents Black Communitj Prva Hain'. Longwood Ann Ptf Bear Lake- Forest City Grace Spink S)1 8062 Lake Monroe 37? 2611 1)t'iiotia Debiry Enterprise rprise A stitch in time saves II I-.. •_I . . eiI d Ud1( .. U lIllillul I UdI I WASIIIN;TON u o Nt all the nilsh''rtags' rffli fro m thi.' \r .ih blockade. gas gunling autos, cuntrol.s impiist'd by e'nvironine'nlalists and bumbling bureaucrat s. I{t'cent urvc'v.; indicate almost a third of the twat used in industrial proccsse is wasted. That translates into the equivalent of 5.6 million barrels of petroleum a day. 1''venting that waste, which is possible with existing technology would cover predicted petroleum shortages for the last hail of 1974 and all of 1975, Installation costs would lx' more than met by lower fuel bills- Major savings would be icciJe within months 1 ii ii. itt tirih Itt management inalntenanze anti repair practices. Numbers of the de%ic&s rtquired for additional waste pre i ntion could b produced and installed rattttr quickly. Cement hInt nnw betng tn!roduced in West Europe can cut operating fuel requirements almost a third. Engineers at the Ilooguvens hjmuitfrn .steet plant in the Netherlands reduced r"ehonsumpi:on 25 per cent and creased production 12 per cpn ailing a computercontrollid program ti-i rnanie thi liii I ul'tw to furnaces Experts in metal pint ing have i"'tiiti.it"l that if cur renity-known et-ortomically-justihabk tectwnlog were lu be applied fully to furnace design. heat soaking pit designs and thermal management of processes. the over-all fuel re quiremi nt-1 of steel mikin could be cut as r'ut li as 20 per '. S Liv ti t . .' .irj', P.,)th,', ,;4t )Au) - Oslien Chuluota Lila Baker 36S 5207 t,Ir Clarence Snyde, 322441 Winter Sprr.10 Na'cy P.:." 327 6iJ44 Aif.rnonti E J.3 Nichols 8382972 (bt'Tty Park Tarigiewood. E. Estates Goldenrod- Eastbrook Fern Y74 knowledge, I know that only a small area surrouncliniz the cfnni g ery two to (our weeks could save as much as in per cent of i.rd the F Yraterlar lof1)u Pont gives exarnplero(energ 5a lags of $500,000 a year by closirw leaks in an oil refinery, dt for some5ti a W.N not by any mealls apply to all companies. Some firms have been iii the forefront of energy conservalion and efficient energy use. Some have very aclive programs aimed a' assisting their consum rs 'n fuel saving teuhniqur' ____ . . ,9 , . _____ 1. ' -- SPREADING CHRISTMAS CHEER FLEET Reserve 147 Auxiliary took Christmas hospital committee; and Mrs. Catheryn gifts to the patienLs at Sanford Nursing Home Easterling, RN, seated, Mrs. Carolyn Manley, M) I kiic Build! (I, Mis Mar ge Miller, auxiliary president; Mrs. Pat Loll, auxiliary ptieiits. Offshore L 11 S' " • D d The Interior Department will review every bid received TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Al') '_t -_ __ ___ ___ .; . . _____ -'-'---- 4V I V . - ' -- - ' -_ #- • - - . - .- -. ,:=_, - __-._; ,. ____ v - pecting higher bids. Some 400 oilmen waited as • .-... -• -- ,- the sealed bids were opened, and there were gasps at the biggest offers . . . - - - _I _____-,j.,.0-- ,,~---=._ -A "Rt ~~ - ~ - - M_ I - __,__- .--=-:-j~=_~ -__ _i ~_ i not drawn oilmen because the bottom is hard rock comixired to Louisiana's coastal shelf-a major producing area studded with over 12,000 oil wells. TRYING TO GET A WORD WITH SANTA HAPPINESS is a visit from Santa Claus at Hopper Elementary School Kindergarten class, From left, Eddie Korgai Cindy Hogan, Kaylia Givens, and Jessie Robinson, q I, I 1 I , 41 Warena S. Brown Lynn C. Galletta Mrs. Ronnie Fredricks and boy Bobbi Jo Risner Hilda S. Turner Marion Fortson Margaret G. Waters harold Wiuttern Patricia E. Walls, Altamunte Springs Dominic Reale, Casselberry Ina E. Benedict, DeBary Guy Odom, Goeneva lAlis I. Scott, Geneva Arm Ledlow, Geneva Mrs. Carlos Bus,, and boy, I ongwood Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Stottlemyer it Wy. &anford DISCIIARGUS SanfortI: I.E. "Tommy" Thomas says may have been violated II reg"ii inappropriate forms have istrations to Thomas' dealbeen used" by his Panama City ership "are Issued to fictitious auto dealership, it hasn't people or people who do not own , caused any harm and yielded the car." no personal profit. The St. Petersburg Time!, . Thomas Issued a statement said the cars apparently wer, through his attorney's office sold by Thomas to Alabanit F Thnrstkiy that his auditors and dealers -who in turn sold thc: lawyers investigate possible to Alabama residents. Soot'. false auto registratons by the time later in 1972, the cars at.s dealership. were registered in Florida, tht 14 .. Pairol paper said. I The Florida Ilighwa% began an investigation 10 days The Times said it found 42 ago of 49 title certificates for such registration certificates cars which may have been is- with identical serial numbers sued for cars als ' o registered in but different names in Florid., it ,labaina, and Alabama, all registered as liIp Davis, state Highway new sales by Thomas' agency. I.,..s. I JL,i I'1 1 - . MI LUGGAGE - - . , suit is synthetic and not from an animal!" - '-- 4 -.4 1L Th' Sanford Atlantic 'ii )P/gj cI ose a II d a rim en is 24th ' December b at zp.Tfl. e.i: 1)1 Lu' d"i' Ti - sturt ' °" , a.0. . _________ flit SotiftrAflonttc (11 J16011ni Innk . Ba'i F0IC '' ,• I ______111111111111111 -_____ h-I , - ': ,' . . - I --i I I ' --A ~ I ..s . '' ' -. WW--!!!!0"W_W=021 11,11 i , . - - - - __i__ PH. 322-4981 W went straight to a law'sdr. s here they do over a thousand N;unds of wash a week. They've got to keep their etuiprnent going. So where else would ou find people who know more aut taking c-areofwasher's? We asked how you can cet more life out of your washer at ':''fllC. And save on repl.cement - _.- Z - - $' che told us. t'.L mL t'It!ic thu hk it_ -- •.- -, 9 OLT90 . ' t t'i' . Z . T 'r' ': . N Samsonite Fashionaire II FF m d :1 . 400/n SAVE '— *' 1h hope ;iiai while fu r trim on your . - The Atlantic Banks Help I 14 212 E. FIRST :.. - idid .. • 7 t GOOD THRU DEC. 24 AF -: . • ' 1111 kv NIA. lq ,~t4A`q~_ -- - --- it• SIZES The Public Service Commission is allowing some air line routes to be overloaded whil e neglecting other cities, PSC commissioner Paula Hawkins says. Mrs. Hawkins prepared her dissent Thursday to a PSC order to be issued next week giving five carriers all requested routes , The Tampa area-Tallahassee and OrlandoTallahassee routes "cannot even begin to support four new carriers in addition to existing service," she said. The route schedule will be granted "wi th utter neglect of service to cities such as Daytona Beach, Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale," she said. - 1 ,-.. •' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) , ' , ! 01 Ih'e 2'.! t asselberrs. Music b'' '1 lie Wo-odnienof the Worldl1odge Dynamics," 6267 Christmas party, 4 p.m.. i.31 116 S. Park Ave. Brink $1 ex. DEC. The German American change gift. xiety is holding a gala New Dec. 31 Years Eve Party. at 8:00 P.1 German American S-ocit'R at the German American New Year's Ee party, 8 p.115., Society Clubhouse, 381 Orange clubhouse, 381 0rani,'e Lane I *'inc Casselberry. I Suits Sport Coats 4 'I'ALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) Safety and Motor Vehicles di- BIRTHS , 100% Polyester Double Knit Linked To Thomas' Firm hitila Torino, ikitona James M. Donegan, Deltona Mary Jane Kolashinski, I)eltona Jeffrey C. Olds, Deltona E velyn M. (;riggin, Orange ('sty li Wanda Moire, Osteen Russell I. I)eVaughn, Merritt Ishlifti DECEMBER 20, 1973 Ai)Ml&SJ0NS Sanford: George A. Wyche Marshall Smith ther Medlin Anthony Monigomen' Ella hi Monton:ery Rics.rdo L. Perez Bonnie Stottleniyer Corina K. Richardson Calvin Bryant John Williams, Altamonte' Springs George L. McWilliams, DeBary James F. Cab'. DcL.and ROTS' & STUDENT'S SI H ~ q SALE! FHP Probes Auto Titles (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr,) 0 Pre-Christmas Air Routes Protested '- ET .. Seminole Calendar f 'f - _, the s me general area. In all, the combine's high bids totaled nearly $700 million. Joningwitti F?xxon and Mobile on bids were Champ li n Oil Co. MG John 1. IA)ftin Jr. of Houston an Exxo; vice president said: were some pretty high bith behInd us. But I think it was pretty obvious we were ex- . ____________________________________________________________ - - . . -. .. -. bid, $126,778,a50 for a tract in IK., . COWAN'S DADE CITY, Fla. (AP) — A ('irr"it judge has sentenced St. Petersburg Times reporter Lucy Ware Morgan to a second jail term for re-fusing to name confidential news sources. Circuit Judge Robert L. Williams Thursday sentenced Mrs. Morgan to 90 days in jail alter finding her in contempt of cour t for refusing on Nov. 19 to identify sources to a Pasco county grand jury. submitted the next highest [ 'j Reporter Sentenced The previous high bid for one offshore tract was $108 million. _ ' -7: - - -am I t',' IB - ChevronOdCo . L- mil highest competing bid, b - by It's just a matter of time before Florida's environmental protection agencies will be consolidated, State Sen. Robert Gra ha m says. "Whether it happens in 1974 or not, I think it's inevitable," the Miami Democrat said Thursday. Graham's comments came after a citizen study panel rtcomiiiended the consolidation to Gov. Reubin Askew and House Speaker Terrell Se.ssums, The Environmental Land Management Study Corn. nuttee also recommended in its 129-page report that the legislat ure pass a bill requiring all cities and counties have a comprehe nsive land plan drawn up within three sears. high bids totaled $1491 hil- nificant productions. lion on 89 of the 147 tracts in a Of the 5,Thacre squares of- _ - square foot for the 7,5 acre tract east of the Florida White House. The land was sold by Hardy Ma theson, a Dade County metro commissioner. Merger Predicted -.; ' President Nixon's two close frien ds paid about $5,05 a (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) day the whopping offers made 'I'liursday on tile seabottotms section of tile Gulf of Mexico's fered. 58 drew no bids. b oil companies eager For scattered 20 to 80 miles off tontinenLil sl'eIf never before ihe 'iighestsinglt bid was by drilling spare in the coastal short' to see if they meet spedopened to offshore drilling, a combine headed by Exxon sh.allows off the shores of Flori. fications. Decisions may not Oilmen estimated it would and Mobil Oil Corp., a record da, Alabama and Mississippi, come until after (hristmas take three stars to achieve sig $211 997,600 for one tract O nuits south of Fort Walton __ __ Beach, Fla. ç # - BI* s I I NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Fed. eral officials were studying t ; ~ KEY B1SCAYNE, Fla, tAP) C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo and Robert hi. Abplanalp have paid $1.fl million for a oneue coconut plantation en Kt'y flisuaync. hI i, year Rebozo Buys Land • I BERRY'S ,. I ________ • - : " pt because the mphats in much of in(lu)Ir) lidS been on incrvas.i d production, not on fuel e'flicieric'y. share iii the new devices could have been developed years ago were it not for the tact (hat 98 per cent of the federal energy research funds have been devoted to fuel development, power generat iOfl power transmission and s.uppls ui u n ri's and k 's rr' ____ p rs ha . / or a seriously. A twister destroyed 17 trailers at th e Gateway Trailer Es ta tes, Two were blown into a nearby lake. Thirty others were damagd, police said. The funnel cloud tore Into the trailer park before hop. scotching its way north, damaging homes south of Miami in its path. It was un certain wheth er more than one twister was responsible for damage at several other sites, including the farmers market where "tractor trailers were tossed about like tinker toys," according to Wade Meredith , market manager. _____________________ - r. - -' Further, in certain cases, the reject heat From large thenmal processing plants such as cement kilns would be more than sellicient to heat nearby small low n-, The technology and equipment are readily available, Warm exhaust air could be used in some industrial plants to preheat incoming cold fresh air arid ( onservi' 20 to 60 per cent of the fuel required. G. Decker of 1)0w Chemical Compai)y has rt'puited that by changing from water to c special fluid, as a heat transfer medium, approimateIy 50 per cent of the fuel con sumption in one process steam operation could be saved, By replacing direct heating of polymeric resin coatings a method of curing, sui curing hr itit ra violet raili at S"u 'liI'' Jnaiiui aturcis t* in abk to reduce (hi total fuel re (iuirt ments for one resin curing operation from 12 million BIt to 300 tO lilt Alcoa Corporation ex e t believe a new alread) di yel aped snelteng process could cut electricity use 30 per cent in the aluminum industry, which uses about 4 per cent of the nation's electricity. -Some of these e new. Some if ____________ 4 lions during the Vietnam Defense Communications War. Security no longer Agency, hopes the new "TnTac system now under' 14.1restricts us irom telling development will do the job ' about the two Autodin, writBut our sources say a combatten- message communicaworthy strategic s~,stern IjOS systems, which the Pen- won't 6e ready until 1985 at 9' ',. tagon established in Viet- the earliest, perhaps not even nam. until 1990 Ma ii' hilt'. (;uId. in a Each Autodun required total air conditioning, a dust- strong defense of Pentagon tight building and protection communications, told us Autodin users are from both the power surges "deliriously happy" with it. that burn out circuits and the I Talk of its failings, he said, power lapses that give its "Is absolutely not true 11~1 computers amnesia. These Progress during the past Autodin systems simply three years, he insisted, has weren't designed for %,jet- been outstanding $ ,,, # I Equally i1njrumt the need for more volunteer firemen, especially those able to serve during the day. The time for financial and volunteer support is NOW. Concerned Citizen 5551 _______ Mis This fascination with instead of months. delicate equipment also Foul' Lieutenant General Gordon ed up our secret cOmmuflica- Gould, the dogged chief of the mance. Approximately half of the heat generated by combustion in industrial plants escapes In the flue gas exhausted from the furnace. ButSani Dairy of Johnston. pa has inçtalleda recovery system that warms their 13,600 .square foot Ii. ....tI('dl ut'Vt'iOpt'(l irom inc flue gasseso1( he ._,1._S.... I namese. So the secret orders I hem the tmui2tnr IV U) 11)1 IUUI1COI.T s i mulate. ing. Our sources say the next What's needed, say our satellites may also be sciensources, is a simpler system hue monstrosities which, Out that can be transported by of sheer complexity, could plane or truck and can be ineasily go on the blink, stalled in a matter of minutes arp site concerned enough for their safety to bold fire protection membership, much a part of the volunteer fire association dilemma as the financial situation is the lack of volunteers to serve on the governing board which directs the business affairs of the organization. Without such officers, the organization cannot continue to function. If there are any public spirited citizens who would be willing to serve on the Seniinole-Goldenrod Volunteer Fire Association board, they are urged to call. fire _____k ' - . . sate Careful management of large refrigeration planLs has shown to conserve as much as 12 per cent of the electrical energy required without sacrifice of perfor- ' oc Fd.-. M.-5 L3-83 ' DEWEY ROBINSON CirculationMnag,r CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor r 11 . Volulliver Firemen Do Need Hel DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor U ... \v-' r%4, Letter To The Editor neraiMasog.r Court Fdsto. 8. --' .-- •• Editor, Herald: - .- ' ".' '. POLSKI Associate ssia e E di or J RICHRD5 Sports Editor . / f I - danger is obvious. Trucks movingfster than other tra ffic would spend more time in the opposing lane and increase the possibilities of head-on collisions. On multilane roads. could move in the ftesail passenger cars in the right 3 • 9 , ,.- \ I '— ______ TALLAHASSEE, Ha, (AP) federal officials were expecting A shortage pysehology al. a 30 per cent shortage of gasoready has cut into Florida's line, tourist trade, a panel of bu,si"The question Is whether nessmen and state officials scramble rationing federal Says. rationing system will be betA tourism subcommittee re- ter," he said. port to the Fuel Allocation and A spot check of major tourist Conservation Council said Its attractions found attendance at Findings after a two-week study some off slightly from last were based on "very raw data" and others down 40 per cent, the but showed tourists were stay- tourism subcommittee said, rtt home for fear they could not "All attribute decreased atttrl gasoline en route. tendance to uncertainty over But the report predicted ''at fuel availability," the report hast 20 per cent of anticipated said. Florida employment It air-ti listed registration at in tourism, income and tax Florida welcome stations down revenue will be lost In the first 24 per cent Dec. 6-12 compared quarter of 1974 as a result of to a similar period a year ago. fuel shortages already an- Occupancy at hotels and motel.s nounc'ed.'' f ranged Ira 1raL.I I Gov. Reubin Askew farmed per cent the council to advise hint on the The I :tciit of the encrg sliurLige le;itirtg problems and possible reme- mended mainly voluntary steps dies, such as improved Insulation in The tourism subcommittee homes and possible busing of headed by Donald F. Eck cf ro'r.tv emplayes to work. Silver Springs, said, "Sonic Further studies were ordered think tank' studies of tourism with the council to examine Nave indicated that a 21; per more recommendations before cent cut in available gasoline the special legislative session. eould cut automobile tourism _________________ ____ _____ n Florida 30 per cent, 'Atk,re are no statistically reliable answers to the question presently available," he added, ' Howell Ferguson, an aide to ___ 2619 or lawi earlier told the c- 'urcil - - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A cold snap was expected today on the heels of stormy weather and tornado winds that ripped th rough a Florida City farmers market and trailer park Th ursday. Police said at least 12 persons were injured, one ____ ___________ ___ , nit uttd to liii South Vkt went out to cannibalize one for parts and to ship out the aloft a family of slur . i o cnn a . primitive, communications This operation cost far satellites. These provided the more, say our sources, than military with an alternate the equipment is worth. channel for vital messages. "We'd have done better to 'Internal ('lock' blow them up." one Pentagon Built into the satellite cost expert told my associate s ystem was an "int2rnal Ls Whitten. clock.- which was set to here are other snarls that silence the signals after more have developed in our seeret sophisticated satellites communications would be ready to ri'place - The foundations of one [tic old models The purpose Autodin began to shake. re01 the' silencing mechanism poriedl', caused by soft soil -as to prevent excessiv e htsetsn) trejnorsthrewo1f -space stilic. Ihe merno.), rum causing. The new s,atellites. with as one report put it, "equiptheir intricate workings ment failures were scientific wonders The — To transfer an Autoon were blasted with pride and voice system from France to precision. into space. The a NATO neighbor cost a cool only trouble was that the%1 $1 million. When the French didn't work right. offered to buv some of the One staggered in space like equipmetit left behind, our a holida) drunk while the sources heard an American Pentagon signalmen Iran- officer was so infuriated over tically tried to fix fteiranten. the miserly French bi d that nae on it. Another lost its he beat the equipment to transponder signal, which pieces with lire ax. is little like a blind man los- Another Autodin worked ing his seeing-eve dog. perfectly, but the foreign carDesperately, the Pentagon penters and workmen hotshots aimed their radio couldn' t get the door to its back on the old Model building sealed against g d llites, which A few &Wks ot in. causing has been fancy hot which at costly repairs and delays le worked Unhappily. the "internal'Simulator' Flop also worked and began cutting o ff the sig- The Defense Cornnals The silencing mechan- munications Agency couldn't ism which 1iuld hae get a computerized 'simula controlled from the ground. tor" out of Congrev;. Sn in deautometically caused tile fiance of Congress. the agentc., to go mule. cv went ahead and built the Heady New System "simulator' anyway. UnionHumiliated, the Pentagon tunately,it doesn't do the job. people are now obliged to use so the agency Is now working ____ • - , .• i , -I- ,.T. Irl Nil_ ______ ' Bring Tour Drop Tornado Injures 12 ij Friday, Dec. 21, 1973-5A Fuel Shortages Briefs News 1.. - it~ '• . 9. . _ ', .: , " '\ -._-\51__. ,I 6 I i!~.~: - - , 1~k,__ . '' _______ Last February. we broke quire. Although S5 million through the tight security was spent on the delicate and exposed some of the cost- workings, failures sometimes ly communications goofs. blocked important CIA These failings contributed to messages and the frustrated such disasters as the sinking spies :re compelled to use 4 of the spy ship Liberty y e norisec Israelis in 1967 and the capShipped Back tureofthespyshipPuebloby w When U S. forces withthe North Koreans in ow here is another drew I Vietnam. 111 fascinating installment. Like didn( want to Ie'ehe two .. our first story. this gives "autodinosaurs" behind. away no legitimate secrets Tney were both too comphA N yicrofly - than twice as efficient as rationing. ment (. -. limits because they are more ' The) resented it in wartime, too More than 100 co ngressmen staged I only be safer, says Raerwaid, but would conserve fuel by minimizing the need for - n, l WASHINGTON -Tht nams rugged chmate and government has wasted combat conditions, millions on sophisticated Result: It took the Defense communications equipment Department nine months to that has (ailed and the set them up and to get them knarlahtinsleado(the responsible offiria ISha'.e working s S By DON OAKLEY be the same for all vehjcles,not just in the Interests of fairness fuel economy but for safety's iiuy I _.-. - 1.______ ' ' Urld \ar Ii CCBLrUIS b the Library o Congress concludes th at the rationing system' used then, for all its flaws, achieved its IC goals. en ardent partisans O voluntary means agreed they failed , the study reports. Nixon, in saying last month that he oreferred voluntary means, commented that, without the gal vanizing 5uiuflLi,.8 u wartne situa tio the American people would very much resent ' b Jack Anderson 5 --1. -_- -- df, . - 1. p;- a' Smr'tch;nri tUth UI A But u vilian gasoline use ent don by almost one thi rd.d Whatever is the d suggests that credibilit and relative simplicity are two keys to a successful system. There was the black market, although it was said to have diverted only about five per cent of rationed g;ksoline. The go vernment issued rationing coupons for more gasoline than actua ll y was available. — . . t r~ ' - - T_~ _702t~ -,- - "It 1.40 _ !.-I I - WASHINGTON AP Florida Defense Foul-Up 1 1% Gas Ra ' tioning Does Seem Inevitable The Sanford Herald AIL r- 7/~(.,W- �6A—The Sanford Hera Id Legal Nàice Friday, Dec. 21, 1973 Legcl Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notic€ Legal Notice Legal Notice [ji[Noiii Run east along Brumley Road to th cc'lerline of T;ilby Branch rollow S easterly to forest o io ItI1 PMk. South .DIIIft Plate: . iaxe MillS Noad: Run south olong Railroad to the east line of Section Lake Avenue; Run southerly on Casselberry, School, ON MOTION DY COMMISSIONER MIddle 4nd west on SR. 119 to junction c Florida Street to LaKe Mary Road; I un LakeMillsRoadtoCurryv,lieqoad.19, Tonshtp 215, Range 29E. Forest Lkt Avenue to Forest Lake DRUMMO,40. SECONDED BY northonLaeMaryRotoC itty Florida. SR 419 md SR. 13-4; Run west on PRECINCT NO. 32 Run south along CurryvlIte Road to Thr-ncccontinuenortheasti-Iy along Drive; Run west on Fort Lake COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. THE Club Road; Run east on Coon try P lJlto(t S 1797, Follow U S I? fteqin 1t the intersection of PRECINCT NO. 39 a point four hundred (100') let't more the centerline of Triiby Branch Drive to Eden Park Avenue; Follow Begin at me Intersection of U S FOLIOWtNG RESOLUTION WAS Club Road to Country Club Ott ye. 92 ou?hcrly to paint of teginflitit) Fantou' Lane nod Country Club or leis southeal' ot the intersection Railroad In Section 20, Township Eden Park Avenue South to SCL UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT ContlnuenortheastonCoontryC lub and the Orange Seminole leA); east Il 9? Polling Road Run on Place (S P. Portable t *l?tt Curryville Road and Lake Mills 7)5. Range 79E. to a point on the Rallr,aci (Trilby Branch); Follow THE REGULAR MEETING OP Drive to 30th Strt Continue, Courty line; Go northeasterly on %jth5t corner of SR. 431 and U.S Country Club Road to Country Club alt Road; Pun west, Southwesterly, Centerline of Eden Park Avenvu; SCL Railroad southwesterly to THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM U.S. 179210 the interseCtion of SR. Road; ContInue northeast on on 70th Street to point of beginnlng southandsoutheasterly along an arc Thence run north along the cen Orange Scrninole County linc; West 17-97. Seminole County, Florida. MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE 136; Run southeast along SR. 136 to Country Club Poad to Lake Mary PRECINCT NO. 23, Polling Place: Becaute the B04lid to a point on Ft. Christmas Road terline of Eden Park Avenue to the then north r. county line to point of COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 4th of County Commitsion,rs of the intersection of Floral Boulevard Road; Run south on Lake Mary Begin at Intersection of SR. 434 approximately three thousand four north line ci Section 70, Township beginning. DAY OF DECEMBER, A,D.. 1C73. Siminole Cotsty ha determirled Roadto 75th Street; Run east on 25th (Oxford Road); Follow Floral and S 17? IMaitland Avenue); Run hundred (3.100') feet northweSt of 215, Range 29E; Thence continue Polling Place: Florida Power Boulevard (O.fOrd Road) southerly Street to the old SCL Railroad right east on S P. 436 to lntersullcn with that no •ccmmodatIons presently the Seminole County line; Run west north alorg the centerline of Eden [rnpioies' Lount:e, Bear Lake, WHEREAS, Florida Statutes exist within thiS Precinct adequ ite cf wa. Port So"th on the old 5(1 to the Oranse em:r'e'c County line, Seaboard Coast Lint' Railroad main along the Seminole County lineto the Park Avenue In Section 17 Township 5cnsnole County, Florida. PrOvideS for changes in election br the c*pedillous and CIficiml line trick; Follow South along Railroad till It merges With the SCL Run along the Orange Seminole point of beginning s, ange 79E approximately 2600 PRECINCT PlO. U dl$trict and polling places during houiing and handling of 'oting arid County linetothepointofbeginnlng, SCLRR Railroad; Continueon5CL Railroad main llnø in track to Polling Place: Community House, beet to a point on the north line of Lnt Begin at the intcrseclion Of U.S. tersecf ion with Spring Lake Road; Odd numbered yert, bnd to the Intersection with an PollIng Place: SI. Johns. Villa'e voting paraphernotia, the Board r as Chulvota, Florida 32, MCNeII'sQr6nçje Villa, Plat Book 17-97 and SR. 436; Pun Run westerly on Spring Lake Road WHEREAS, increasing populatton by separate reSolution, al so Craft Shop, 250 OxIord Road, Ferimaginary linC representing the PRECINCT P40. 7 2. Page 99. as recorded In the Public southeasterly on SR. 4)6 to inhas necessItated changes in the recorded on this date. pursuant Park, Flotidi, Sanford Grant Line; Run nOrthwest intersection with S 127 (Mail land to Begin at the junction of the St. Records of Seminole County; Icr-section with Rd Bug lake Road location of polling places within Florida Statutes Sclion lOu 11, PRECINCT NO 40 on the Sanford Grant Line to tIn Johns River and the E.onlockhatThence run east approximately 70 and Winter Park Drive: Run nor- Avenue), RunnortrionS 131 topoint • precIncts and *tteration of precincts designated the following site Oit5ld fleginatanointonlhetouthlineof , beginning at SR 436 IntersectIon with Country Club cnee Creek at the eastern County feet to the northwest corner of Lot 7, thefly on Winter Park Drive tO itt and precinct boundaries, and Polling Place: Seventh day AdSection 3-i, Thwnship 7)5. Range Road. Run north on Country Club Precin&t No. 1 as a temporary line; Run west and South alng the Forest Lake Heights, PIat Book 9. tersectlonof Queens Mirror Circle; WHEREAS, in compliance with polling Place for Precinct No 1 ventist Church, Altamonfe Springs, Road to Rantoul Lane; Continue 3CC, said point being appro.lrnately Econlockhatchee Creek to the Page U, Public Records of Seminole Follow Queens Mirror Circle northFlorida Sttut, the Board of Portable, Sanford Middle SchoDI, Florida north on Rantoul Lar.e to point 1320 feet from the southeast corner of Seminole County line; Run east on Coon! y; Thence run north ap westerly to South Tripleft Lakq County Commissioners of Seminole Sanford. Florida. Beginning of Section 34, Township 215, Range the Seminole County line to the SI. proxImately 23 feet to the centerline rive, Follow South Tnlptrtt Lake PRECINCT NO. 28 County Ms bY resolution on the 4th PRECINCT NO 2 XE; Said point also descrkled as the Polling Place; Portable adjacent Johns River. Run north on the SI. of Forest Lake Drive West; Thence Drive northwesterly and westerly to fleoin at th (unction of U.S. 17.92 day of December. A 0.. described tO south Side of Mayfair Country centerline of Eastbrook Boulevard. Begin Count,' line and InterstatitI Johns River to the point of beginrun east along the centerline 0, Inipletl Lake Drive; Fllo* Triplctt and S P. 127. Follow SR. 177 and set forth the boundaries md at Lava Monroe; Run South on i.i to Thence run northerly along the Club, Seminole County, Florida. fling; Excluding, however, that area Forest Lake Drive West ap- Lake Drive northerly to Intersection westerly to 5(1 Railroad; Follow limits of each precinct and th PRECINCT NO. 33 centerline of Eastbrook Boulevard south Section line Section 21 30 S described In Precinct 7-A. proximately 610 feet to the can- of Oakwood Drive as though Oak Sd Railroad northeasterly staying polling places of each precinct, and ?QE. Port west on South line Sectic Begin at a point on the centerline to the centerline of Howell Branch Polling Place: Community HouSe, terlinse of Forest Lake Drive; *ood Drive were extended east; on Ihe western track) to Country WHEREAS, the Board of County 71 20S flE to southeast corniir Road: Thence run easterly along the of Slate Road 177, in Section 79, Chuluota. Florida Thence run northerly along thu Follow Oakwoocl Drive west to in Club Road; Ron north on Country CumrnIssioner of Seminole County Section fl20529E; Run west in Township 705, Range 30; Said point centerline of Howell Branch Road PRECINCT MO. I centerline of Forest Lake Drive tersection with Sunset Drive; Run Club Road to the Sanford Grant his determined that no mc- South tine of Section 73 ?OSflE a point on the east line of Section 3-1, Begin at a point on the southwest approximately 1910 feet to the north and west on Sunset Drive to Line, Run southeasterly on Sanford being the center point of the in commoditlont presently eslt tersectionof State Read 171 and the Township 215. Range )OE. Said southeast to corner Sec:tcorner of Section 7* Township 215, centerlineof State Road 436; Thence intersection of U S. I? 91; Run Grant Line to U S. 17 97, Run south within precincts 1, 27. 77, 17, 43. and son ACL RaIlroad; Thence run South point also described as the cen 27 70579E; Run we St Range XE; Thence run elit along run easterly along lhe centerline of SctuthWeSttrty on U S 17 V to point westerly on U S 17 97 to pont of 47, adequate for the expeditious 4M westerly along the centerline of terline of Dike Road; Thence run on south line of SectiOn 22 705 flE to the souttitine of Section 2*. 71S. State Road 436 to the east line of of beginning IXQiflriiflQ efficient housing and handling of Little Wekiva River; Run ni31'State Road i27. approximately 3350 north along the centerline of Dike Range 30E to thesoutheast coiner of Section 17, Township 7)5. Range Polling Place: Lake Mary Fire Polling Place: Casselberry p voting and otIng paraphernalia ffi*wfjttrly on ttie Little Weki ye Road to the northeast corner of SictIon 71, TownsI'.ip 21S, Range 79E; Thtnce continue easterly along Women's Club, Ca.%eiberry, Florida House, SE COtflPt Wilbur Avenue beet to a point on the centerline of witt'i said predncts River to the Wekiva River a rid Section 31. Township 715, Rnnge LOflUWOOd Pulls Road; Thence run XE; Tpsencecontlnue east along the lhecenterlineol SR 436 in Section Id, PRECINCT NO. 1$ and Firf Street, Lake Mary, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT west along C.snty line; Follow County IIhe Thence continue northerly the XE; centerline north line of Section 34. TownshIp , Township 7)5, Range 29E to lhe Ogin at the intersectIon of San- Florida RESOLVED by the Board of County north to the St. Johns Rivtr, Folk1W Longwood Hills Road to the wett line along the centerline of DIM Rood in 215. Range XE to a point; Said centerline of SR 43); Thence run fd-Ovlt'du Road (SR. 119) and PRECINCT NO. 77 Commitslon,rs of Seminole Cour.ty. Cunty l!ne southeasterly on the!it Of Section 79. Township 305, Range Section 78. Townihip 215, Range point, being approximately 7lJSfeet south along the centerline of SR 43) Seabct,rdCoast Line Railroad fLake Pr-ri ,t thi' Volusia Serninoic FIOrii. ?t fr -'-'cnc 1. . ;7 •iOhns Rver to ttin nont f Pe )OF Thenci' COntlflu westerly )1. ti.j a pont, Said poor teng ti-cm then th%rst -'rr.cr of rrt-on t inn -.!T: tn' 'co It, Cr rr; PrrVit - Pu, (. . -. St-: Or', t .js Pi-r rt-'-,itc t 2?. 4 1 .?. '.c iw.'. 1, Tt.Ti t0n tic cntcriinc ot Lcnu',00d fl n3 approtmately 115 left ncrth of thc J.i, Towrhp 2)5, Range )01. Said Township 2)5. Panjo 211. lhence on the railroad to 75th Piac. Run Osterri LiriSje ISP ilS); Folio-vs porarb polllrg plates be cksgn.ated, Polling Place: WiI HilIt Road In Section 30. Township Princess Oate centerline of Sthos point also descrlbeø as the cenrun southerly along th. centerline of east on 25th Place to Mellonvllle S.l 115 we-st to the northwest corner said polling places being outsitie Paota. Florida Boulevard; Thence continue nor 1cr-line of How-ott Branch Road; SR I)) in Section 21, Township 71S, Avenue; Run north on Meilonville Of Section 37)95 31E, Run South on 705 Range 31IE to a point on the west their respectIve precincts, but PRECINCT NO, 3 tt.erly along the centerline of Dike Thence run easterly along the Range 79E to a point, said point Avenue to 75th 5t'eet (S P 16). Run wIlt line- .31 Section 37-1953W to Iineof said Section. Thenceconlinue contlgvou thereto; Begin on County tine at the Otes Southerly along the centerline of Road in Section V. Tow-nthip 715, centerline Of P1Q-*eIt Branch Rout to being approxImately 715 feet south eajt an 75th 5?rp. S R• 16) to the O.eeva Av''ee ti Q 46) - Run veSt PRECINCT NO. I Bridge and the St. Johns Rtve1'; Range XE to the east line of Section a point on the east line of Section 3.4, of the centerline of Hillvlew Drive; Sanford city L;mits; Run south on Gc-neva Avenue to Mt'ltonville Longwood Hills Road in Section 75, Temporary Polling Plact: PorFollow the St. Johns Rivimr Township 70s. Range 2'eE to a point 77, Township 215. Range XE; Township 215, range XE; Said point Thence run east to the east lsn 01 along the Sanford City Limits to an Avenue; Run north on MeIIonvlle table, Sanford Middle School. on the touth line of Sectirwi 7$, (County line) southeasterly to Ste te Thence continue east along ttie also described as the centerline of Section 2). Township 21$. Range imaginary tIne parallel to the East Avenue to the South shore of Lake Sanford, Florida Road 46 HIghway Bridge and the 5it. Township 20$. Range 79E; Said centerline of Dike Road in Section Dike Road; Thence run north along ?9E; Thence continue east in Section WeSt AIrport runway; Run east Monroe; Continue north into Lake PRECINCT NO. 23 Johns River, Run south into Lalie 78, Tow-nship 2)5, Range 30E to the te centerline of Dike Road to the 77. Township 7)5. Range 29C, to a along the imaginary line parallel to Monroe on a line projected from point being approximately 150 feet Temporary P011109 Place: SanJessup staying In the center of Latse west of tht' soutttiast corner of said east line of Section 74. Township 1S, northeast corner of Section 3-a, point on the east right Of way line of the east-west runway to Beardalt Melloniville Avenue to the Votusia fora CiviC Center, Sinford. Florida .iessup until running into a wetter't'l Range XE - Thence continue east TownshIp 215. Range XE; Thence Mathews Road. Thence run north Avenue; Run south on Ceardall Seminole County line' 0 Lake Section, Thence Continue South PRECINCT NO. 27 extenson of Salt creek: Run soul halong the west line of Section 31. along the centerline 04 Due Road In ontlnue northerly along the cen along ttie east right of way 1ifl Of Avenue to an imaginary line cx- Monroe; Follow the VOlusia Temporary Polling Place: San wtsterty and welt in the center DI Township 2-OS. Rar.qe XE to the Section 75, Township 3)5, Range 30 terline of Dike Road in SectIon 76. Mathews Road to the North line of tending South from Bear-dat) Avenue Seminole County line southeasterly ford Cti: Cc?cr. S1ci. Fk..Jd Lake Jesup to the center of ain southwest corner of said Secfion, E to the centerline of Tuskawilia Townthip21. Range3OE,ioa point; Section 22, Township 215, Range to the center of ake Jessup, Run to a pont of beginning. PRECINCT NO. 42 imaginary line running due soul ti Thencerunea%taIongtp,,,t,rin Gabrieila Road, Thence run southi Said point being approximately )43 ?9E; Thence run wi-st along the wpSt through the center of Lake Polling Place: Because the Board Temporary Polling Place: from BearcsatlAvenue; Runnorthcin of State Road 431 to the Southeast along the centerline of Tuskawilla feet north of the centerline of north line of Section 72. TowntiIp 71 Jssup to the mouth of at County Commissioners of Soldier's Seminole High Sctol, Sanford. the Imaginary line to B-earda It ner of Section 31, Township 305, Gabriella Road to the %Outhlini Of Princess Gate Boulevard; Thence S Rangç 29E approiimately 25 feet. Creek at the Shore of Laki Jessup; Seminole County has determined Range 30E; Thence Avenue; Continue north on Bearda-Il continvi east Section 73, Township 2)5. Range continue northerly along tne canto the southeast corner of Lot 776. that no accommodations presently P0n we-'t along SoldIers Creek to PRECINCT NO. 43 Avrr,u to an maginary Isneparall ft along the centerline of Stilt Road iCE: Thence continue south along tc'rline ot Dike Road In Section 27. Traitwood Estates Section 7. Plal the point of beginning CiSt within this Precinct adeguate Temporary Polling Place: and artiacerit to the east west nj, .4)4 ', 37, Tov-nstip 205, the Centerline of Tuskawila TGv.rthip 2)5. Range 3OU to thp tast fOols 1*, Pages 17 and 13. Public Or the expeditious and efficient Range Polling Place: Semsno' County Eastbs-o.,* Swim Club. Eas!brc'k 30 C to the southeast way of thi 54n1c4d Muncspal Alriine of SectIon 27, Tow-rithip 7)S, Gabriella Road in Section 36. Records of Semlnott.County,Trsence Agri Center, Seminole County. housing and handling of voting nd Boulevard, Seminole County, Or-flee of port;RunwestontheImaginlIrline Section Township 215. Ran', oE to the 37 Range XE; Thence continue east run north along the east line of Ftoridi voting paraphernalia, the Board has township FIori parallel to the cas' weSt runway I 205, Range JOE; centertineof State R)IC 176, Thence along the centerline of Dike Road in Trailwood Estates Section 7. in SetIt by PRECINCT tb. separate resolution, also PRECINCT NO, 47 Thence run north along tPs east line the Sanford City Limits: Run nor,h run east along the ce'tterline of State Section 76. lownihlp 215. Range 3OE ton 15, Tow-ns.hip 7)S, Range 29E Begn at th inter-section of 25th recorded on thi5 date, pursuant tO Temporary P011109 Place; on the Sanford City L1niti 10 751h Section 37, TOwnship 205. Range Road .126 to the to tne east line of Section 26. approxImately 660 feet; Thence run Street and Lake Mary Road; tine Of Section Florida Statutes Section 101.7), Run Longwood Community Buildin9. Street (S P. 11): Run east on 2Sth XE to the northeast corner of said 36, Township 2)5. Rang' XE. Township 215. Range 30E; Ttien:e cmii approximately 6-60 feet to the southwest along Lake Mary Rood i deslgnite-d the following site eultid: LOng*OQd, FIt)rija Street (S II. 16) to Silver Avenue thence run we-St along tht' Tneficecontinuealo;; if. ,tnter'ne ContinuC east along the centerline of Southwest corner Of Lot 7, Block 0. an Imaginary line representing tn precinct No. 77 as a temporlry BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Run r.ortr. on Slver Avenue Ic 211h north tine of Said Section to the of State Road 474 in Section 31. Dike Road in Section 25. Township WeathfrsfIeId 2nd AdditiOn, Plat polling place for Precinct No77: Sanford Grant line; Run southeast that where the aboveSald Street; Run east on 74th Street o Township 715, Range 31( to the? 715, Range XE, to the centerline of Book 12. Page 103, Pooli Records of along the imaginary Sanford Grant .Sanford Civic Center, Sanford, cc-ntcrlineoftheACL Railroad right designitions of polling places shall Burrows Lane: Run north ot'I Thence run north along the centerlinp of Dean Road. Then:e Tuskawilla-Gabriella Road; Thence Seminole County; Thence run east Line to (iS 17 97: Run northeast Florida rutf in tPi voting place for two or burrowi Lane to an imaginary tinC centcrllneoftheAdlRailroadright runsouttterlyaIongthecenterljf runnortherlyalongtrieenterlinf aiongthesouthlineofWeathersfield along US 1797 to DeSota Drive; PRECINCT NO. 7* more precincts being located for running due north from Burrow5 of way in Section 79. Townihip 205. Tuskawilla Gabriefla Road to the DeanPoacttotpic.boulheastcorne,of 1st and 2nd Additions, to the Run north and northwesterly along flrqin at the intersection of 12th purposes of tn election in one Lane to Celtry Avenue (SR. 4)5) Rang,)OE, to the point of beginning Section 3), Township 715. Range north line of Section 73. Township Southeast corner Of Lot I, Block S. Street ar-ni Sanford Avenue, Mn Qe5Ofo Drive to El Portal Avenue. .iilding. the voting places for the Continuer.orlhon the lmagnaryIu e Polling Place: 1.ongwood Corn 31E, 715. Range 3CC. 'thence .!Inue Thence run west along the Wealherstield Ill Additiott. Plat RunnorthalongElPortalAyenueto south on Sanford Avenue to 2Stti Several precincts involved IhaI be to Celery Avenue (S.R. 415); Ruc!l munity Building, northwest corner south line of SectIon 3). Township northerly along the centerline of Book 17, Page 66 Public Records of Street; Pun west on 75th Sf reet to an imaginary line representing an established and maintained east on Celery Avenue (SR. its) ti) 7)5 Range 31(1 to the southweSt Toskawilla Gabrlella Road tO the Seminole County. Thence run north easterly extension ci Ti',, ace Drive French Av'nue (17 92). Run flOi'tft of Wilmer Street and Warren separst and p.art tro'n eacn other pont of begioffing venue. Town of Longeood, corner of said Section. Ttiene centerline of Red Bug Lake Road; along the east line at Weatrser5fielct to(IPortalAvenue. Runwestatong on French Avenue' to 17th Stret't. in laid buiidnfr, and Polling Place: Midway Fin continue along the souttiline of Thencerunwestalongtpte centerline 1st Additi to the Swthwest corner said Imaginary line to Georqia Run east on 12th Street to Point ot Seminole County, Florida BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Houi. Jitney Avenue, SentinoliC PRECINCT NO. Sections 36, 31, and3l. Township 215, of Red Bug Lake Road to the west of Lot 12, Block S. Weathersfielci 1st Avenue: Run north on Georgia beginning '.7. that Said temporary polling places County, Florida, Begin ala point on the south line Of tine of Section 21, Township 215, Addition; Thence run east along the Range 30(1, to the point of beginning Polling Place: City Avenue to 75th Street, Run west on Of SaRtOtd be recor In the Official Record PRECINCT. P4o.4 Section II, Townihip 21 South. Range iCE; Thence continue west SOuth line of Weathersfleld 1st Ad- 75th Street to the point of beginning Polling Place: Eastbrook Swim Utuiit BuiIct'ng. Sanford, Florida Book in the Of Ike of the Clerk Of the Begin at tnt intersection of Pal,, Range 39 eaSt; Said point beng Club. along the centerline of Red Bug ditmon to the southeast corner of Lot Eaatbrook Boulevard, NO. 79 Polling Place: PRECINCT Seminole High Circuit Cotgt of Seminole County, Springs Dnie and Semorar approximately 1.110 feet east f the SemInole County, Florida. Lake Roid in Section 23. TOwnship 11, Weatherstielci lit Addition; fleginattheintersectioncf French School. Santord. Florida Florida. arid that thiS lesolution be Boulevard (S R. 436); Run north orI southwest corner ot Said Section. 715, Range XE to the west line of Thence continue east in section II, PRECINCT NO. g Avenue (U.S 17 92) arid 2-0th Street; pub4}theci nor rrtore thin thIrty days Palm Springs Drive to North treit; PRECINCT NO. II i Said point also described as the Section 23, Township 215. Range Township 21S. Range 29E. to the fe-gin at the interjection of In Run west on 70th Street to Country nor less than twenty diys prior to Begin at the intersection of R..neattonNcrmSfreettoS,rnnoliI XE; Thence continue west along the centerline of Wymore Road; Thence terState land Paoia Road; Run east Club Drive; Continue on Country centerline of State Road 100 (In the hoIdrç of the upcoming general Avenue; Run north on Semiroli Semoran Boulevard (S R, 4381 and terstate Four-I, Thence run north centerlIne of Red Bug Lake Road in run south along the Centerline Of on Paoti RoOd (where Paola Road Club Drive t Country Club Road. election to be P1*14 ifl 1974 Avenue tO Alb*rta Street; Run eastI U 5. 17 97. flun west on Semoran along the center line of State Road 5t'çt37, Townsttip2)S, Range 30(1 Wymore Road IQ the South Imp of circumvents an unnamea lake - Continue on Country Club Roict to • on Mbtrta Street to the kaboercI Boulevard (SR 4-34) In Lake Howell to the west tin of Sectio, fl. SectIon Ii. TOwnShip 715, Range Coritinu on Section linel to Country' SeaboarliCoast Iidc Raitroad. Run 100 to 'he nor-It-, tine of Section ii, STATE OF FLORIDA Cc.at Lire Railroad. Run South orI Road; Run north on Lake Howeil owflsh;p- 2l south. Ranoe 29 east. Township 215. Range 30(1; Thence 29E; Thence continua south along Club Ro1.d. Roneasterlyon Country. north on the' Seaboord Coast Line COUNTY QF SEMIPIOI.E Road to North SIred, Run west on the Seatorac Coast Line Railroad Ic continue west along the centrIlne of the Centerline of Wyrnole q010 fl Club Rotci to SCL Railroad main Railrad to the Seaboard Coast Line . Thencerun,staIongthenorttiline I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Long*ood Road (S.R. 427); Run North Street 1* Lorsgwootl Road SectIon it, TownshIp 3) soutti I Red Bug Lake Road in Section 21, Section 73, TOwnShip 215, Range 7-9(1 line; Follow SCL Railroad main line Railroad (Leesburq Branch): Pun •. moose and forgong is a true and sotithwtsferly on 1onqw (5 R 37l; Pun north on Lo.'Ig*OOd Range 29 east to the norineest Roa I Township 715, Range SOB to the toe point on the centerline of State north to 5(1 Railroad Ta"are's east on the Seaboard Coast Inc coiner of said section; Thence corr*ct copy Of a R,Sølutj passed (5 P. 427) to Firit Street; Run easi Road (S P. 177) to Seminola centerllneof State Road 436; Thence Road 100. Thence run sOoth along Branch; Follow SCL Railroad Railroad to an Imaginiry line cx unirrnoj by the Board f County on F nsf Street to Poqtr Street; Boulevard - Pun east on Seniiri.ola contnue eaSt alon'j the north line of run southerly along the centerline of ttie centerline of State Road 400 to Tavares Branch west southwesterly tecdCdsoiith from Terwilliger- Lane, Con.m:ss'eners Of Seminole County, Continue on North Street to Lake Boulevard to U S Il 97. Run south SectiOn 12, Tow-oship 71. tri, State Road 436 to the South line Of the Sovth line of Section 23. Town to I 4. Run southwesterly ext i to Run southeast 45 decrees to the Floci4a.aljtsRegularMngn,w Howell Rod; Run SouTh on Lake Range 79 east to a point on the on U S. 17 97 to point of beginning SectIon 21, Township 71S, Range ship 215. Range 79E; Thence run point of begnning. intersection of Persimmon Avenue en the 4th day of December, 1973. as Howell Road to Seenoran Boulevard Polling Place: Mitwee Middle centerline of Palm Springs Drive, 30(1: Thence continue soutt-ierty welt along the South line' of Sections Polling Piace; Idylvilde School, anti P,!cCrakrn Rn-au. Run south on tame agpeans on Inc record in the So-aol. (SR. 134). Run west on Semoran Seminole County. Florida Thence run south along It-ic cen along the center-line of Stale Rood 73.72.21. 70, and 19. Township 7-IS. V'rsIen Road. Sartfu"ct, Florida Persimmon Avenue to I3tft Street. Mlnu'e Bc(ik Ir taid COnly. Boulevard IS P. 136) to point of PRECINCT NO. 42 terlineOf Palm Springs Drive to the 434 in Section 7*, Township 215, Range 79(1, to the point Of beginning PRECINCT 4Ø 7) Run east on 13th Street to French IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I h-ave beginning BCgin at the Intersection of Air South line Section 17. Township it Range XE to Inc centerline of Polling Place: Fewest City Bear Begin at the intersection of Park Avenue (U.S. 17-97). Run south on hereunto set my hand and atfized Polling Place: City Hall, south. Range 29 east. Thence run port Boulevard and U S 1192, Pun Howell Creek; Thence run south. Lake Fire Station, Forest City. Avenueand 13th Street, Run we-st on French Avenue (U 17-92) to point the Otticlal Seat of inc Board of Altarnonte Springs, Florida. west along the south line of Section north on U 5 17 97 to DeSoto Drive. westerly along the centerline of FlOCida. 13th Street to Persimmon Avenue; Of bi'Oinning County Commissioners. ?hts the 4th PRECINCT NO. S Run north and wes'erly along 12, Township 31 south. Range Ho-welt Creek to the west Ilni of PRECINCT NO. 13 Run north on Persimmon Avenue to Polling Place: Church of God. *03 day of December, AD., 1973. Begin at the intersection of Dean 5t DeSoto Drive to El Portal Avenue, to the southweSt cornerof said Section 71, Townthip 21$, Range Begin at the intersection of U.S. McCrakrn P0-act; Run northeast at a West 77-nd Stc'et, Sanford, Florida. 5: Arthur H. Beckw'im, Jr., Road a County Line Road at the 5di Thence continue west along Pun north along El Portal Avenue to XE; Thence run south along the 17-92 and Sanlando Springs Road 1$ degree angle from PRECIWCT NO. 30 Clerk the in Orange Seminole County line: Run an imaginary line representing an the south line of Section It, Town westllneo'SectioniI.Townshlp7)S, (SR. d31) Run west oil Saflhando teri1on of McCraken Road and Begin at the intersection of the of the Board of rTh on Dean Road to State Road snIp 7) south, Range 29 east to the eattertytitensIcttof Terrace Drive Range 30(1 to the point of beginning, Springs P0-ad (SR. 434) to Highland Persimmon Avenue to the Seaboard Seaboarci Coast Line Railroad County Commissiøners 476 Run southwesterly and west to ElPortal Avenue; Run west along point of begnning Polling Place: Siovak Gardens Street; Run north on Highland Coast Line RaIlroad in 6nd for Seminole (Leesburg (Leesburg ft'ench) ar-C Interstate a, State React 426 to Tuskavillalaid imaginary line to Georgia Polling Place: Altamonte Springs Community House, Seminole Street to SeminoleAvenue; Continue Branch); Run north from the Run north on I I to the center of the County, Florida Gabriella Poed; Run porth on Elementary School, Altamonte Avenue, Run north along Georga • County. FIcrkja icr-Itt on an Imaginary line north SeaboarctCoast Line Railroad on an St. ioho itt Lake Monroe, Run east Publith Dec. II. 71. 74. 71. 1q73 •.pi Gwl..lI* n-'tn tr, Stt Avenue to 7StPi Str..t ; Pun •' cn,n, PRECINCT NO. 9 ltrn II lse',d Stied tu lh south imaginary lifiC extending north to through 'trC ccnter of Lake Monroe DEW Road 419, Continue across State along 251-s Street to Metlonvitle PRECINCT NO. 3% Begin at the junction of the Siction line of 79 20)0. Run west intersect w tti Terwitliger Lane, tO an Imaginary line extending north Poid 4)9 to Branticy Avenue; Rn tivrne. kn sOotY' aiono Mellon (egin at intersect,on of S P 136 Wejiiva River arid the Little Wekiva along the south Section line of 29 20 Continue north on Terwitliger Lane from Terwilliger Lane; Run South noi'th on Branlie'y Avenue to the ville Avenue to 75th Place, Run we-St RESOLUTION ant Interstate i Run weston, S R 436 River on the west county line; Run 30 to the Seaboard Coast Lin* on inaqinary line to Terwilliger to the South shore of Lake Monroe, South shore of Lake Jesiup; Run along 75th Place to the SCLRR, Run ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER to intersection with State Road southeasterly on the Little Wt-lilva RaIlroad; Run northerly along the Continue north on an Imaginary line Lane. Continue on Tr-wlIligtr- Lane 4-31 Thence run along an imaginar,' line from WILLIAMS. SECONDED Y west along 25th Place to the SCLRRnorth ar-wI easterly River to the sot section line of SCL Railroad to S P. ii?. Run north from Terwilliger Lane into the to the Seaboara Coast Line Railroad on s 131 Brantley Avenue to the center of COMMISSIONER KIMBROUGI-4, Run south along the SCLP R to to intersection witn In Sad son 22205 29E, Run east on the northeasterly along SR. 421 to U 5center of Lake Monroe; Ru,, east (Leetburg Branch), Runweston, the Icr-state Lake Je-ssup; Run east and norrn THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION Arport Bol,lt'vord; Run west along 4. Thence South In south tire Section 23 20S-79E to the 17-97; Run southwesterly along U S along the center of Lake Monroe to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad theisterly along the ceiftr of Lake WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED Airport Boulevard to the point of southwest corner of Section 73 lOS17-97 to SR. 119. Run southerly an imaginary line extendng north (Leesburg Branch) to the point of ter-state I to point of beginning at Jessijptotheentrncf S-eU Creek; p .436 beginning AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF 29E; Run east on the south line of along S P. 119 to Soldier'i Creek; intthecenter of the Iakeironj Park beginning Continue southeasterly along Salt THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMPOIlø'.j Place: Becaus. the Board Polling Place: Sanhanicto Baptist Section 23-30S-39E to the SouthHst Run easterly along Soldier's Creek Avenue, Run South along the Polling Place: Lake Monroe Scout of County Commissioners of MISSIOP4ERS OF SEMINOLE Creek toth$jlt Creek Mains Ca,nal Church. S P lii, Opposite Meredith corner of Section 21 20S-29E; Run to the shore Of Lake Jesr.up. Con fluildin. Lake Monroe, Florida imagInary line to the south shore of r'n,te County has determined COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 5th Contnuescutherlyalongs,attc,eek Manor Sobdivis.ion, east on the south lini of Section 71 Seminole ?inue easterly Info Lake Jessup to the take at Park Avenue; COntinue PRECINCT NO. 3 MaIn Canal to Stone Street; Run DAY OF DECEMBER, *0.. 1973 that no accommodations presently County, Florida 705-29(1 to Interstate 1; Run the intersection of an imaginary tine Begin at a point, said point being southalong Park Avenuetothepoint south on Stone Street to Cabbage exist within this Precinj adequate PRECINCT NO '.outherly on lIla State Road 431; extending north from Brantley of beginning thecentrr of the Intersectional State Avenue; Pn east on Cabbage f' the czpeitious anct eftcent WHEREAS, Chapters 99 031 and Pun southwesterly on State Rood 411 Avenue into the center of Lake nr"-n on stn lne 01 Semnol, Polling place J.icce' Intormat.on Road 435 ar-cl Kewar'ort. Trail n Arnue to an rna.narv It et tO) fl. Flor;o, Statutes. prcvde arid housing and hI-idling Of voting and at nh-i-state 1. Run east to State Roa-o 4i. Putt westerly on iCisup. Pun SoiJthwestcrl aiong Section 2), Townihip isiS, Range' Booth. Sanfc,qci, Florida tend'ng due ets' from Cattage err',it Itse Board of County Corn voting paraphernalia, the Board has along iid south County line State Rod 438 to Orange Seminole said imaginary lIne tc Brantley in 30(1; Thence run northwesterly Avenue to the Econ)ocSrtm,c,*, misskewrs of eacn county, by separate resolutiøn, also tersectlon with Seaboard Coast Line County tIne. Run north on county Avenue on the south shore of Lake PRECINCT NO. 22 along the centerline of State Road Crere, Cent in.ve east a long the recommendation and approval recorded on Ihl date, pursuant to Railroad main line track, line to the Wekiva River; Then curl Jflsup; Run southwesterly along ,, Begin at the intersectIon 01 436 fo the west line of 5ecti 21, tlierly on SCLRR main line track to The SupervIsor of Eleclions.. .n imaginary line to the Econ Creek; FLrida Statutes SectIon 10) 71, in an easterly and northeasterly Brantley Avenue Ig S P. 1)9. Run Mellonville Avenue and 75Th Street Tnthip 7)5. Range 30(1- Thenco Run south along Th Econ Creek to odd numbered year. to change the designated the following site ovllide direction on the Wekiva River intersection with Spring Lake Road, northwesterly and westerly along (SR. £6); Run Wt'tt on 75th Street continue northaesterty along the location of polling places of election the Seminole County line; Rn wts.t Pri-cinct Plo 17 as a temporary (County tin) to the point of Run westerly on Spring Lake Road SR. 119 to S P 131; Run we-steely (5 P 46) to Sanford Avenue. Run centerline of State Road 436 in along tPi County Line polling place Ion Precinct No 12 precincts, and to The point of beginning; to Intersection wllh Interstate i, Go along S.R 134 to point Of beginnir-g north on Sanford Avenue to Celery Section 20, Township 71$, Range beginning WHEREAS, the Supervisor of Sernodle ligh Set-viol, Santoi-ct South on Inter-stile i to point ot Polling Place: Forest City Polling Place; Winter Springs Avenue (SR. 1)51, Run east on to ttte north line of Section 70. Polling Place; City Hall, Ovied, Election-s of Seminole County did Florida e-Q.flfling on sjtp', tifl Community Building, Forest City, of Seminole Town Hall, Winter- Springs, Florida Celery Avenue IS P. 1151 to Hickory TownshIp 215, Range XE; Thence County F ioria recommend and approve alteration PRECINCT NO 43 Florida PRECINCT NO. II Avenue. Run north on Hickory COfltiflo# rv(tttweslerly along the PRECINCT NO. 8 or creati*n of etecikm preascts BeQinatapcintontt,-,t,,iineot Potlinq Place: Social Hall, St PRECINCT NO. 1* Begin a? the intersection or Avenue to Chapman Avenue; centerline of State Road 434 1 Seminole County. P torlda, by ?hf Section 33. Township 21 South. 8e4;n at the unction Of the St Mary Maqialene Catholic Clsu•ch, Begin at the interjtion of In Sanlando Springs Road (SR. 434) Continue north on Chapman Avenue Section I;, Township 215. Range 30(1 Johns. Riven and the Ecønlocithat. Board of Cc*snty Cornmiss,oners f Att.imnf tprlogs, Florida Range 30 East. lad pont being terstate I and Paota Road; Run east and U.S. 11 97; Run wett along to It-se tooth Short of Lake Monroe; to It-se centerline of Oxford Road; rtiee Creek at the castern county Seminole County, Florida, ar-wi approximately 1300 ftef west of PRECINCT NO. i on PaoIa Rood (where Paola Road S.anlando Springs Road (S P. 431) to conflisue north on an imaginary line Thence run southerly along the line: FoIIa* the Econlocktatche. WHERf AS. the Board of County northeast corner of Section 3), circumvents in unnamed lake the western Sect.on line of 6?) 30; fromdPsapmanAvenue'tothecenter Bcgin at the intersection ot the centerline of Oxfora Road to the Comm issloners of Stminole County. Creek ktStCr-Iv to an eaSt ezfenson Township 7IS, Range 30(1, S-ad SCLRR hate Char-rn Branch) a continue on section line) to Rantoul Pun South along the western Section of Lake Monroe; Run east along the South line of Section Il. Township Florida, do Ce-em It necessary to of Cabbage Avenue; Run west on point also described as the ten Run north on s ' uit Lane; Run sovlh on Ranitoul Lane line of 63) 30 to Alberta Street: Run center of Lake Monroe to an 715, Range 301. Thence continue SaidextensionofCbbbage Avenue to slIer or create e$4c?mon districts or tevline of State Road 436, Thence U $ 17 97, Run northeast () u S Il wiser. It JoIns and becomes Cotxstr-y east along Alberta Street to the imaginary lineelt,ndir,qno,tp,f,om southerly along the centerline of CatOage Avenue. Run west on precincts. and . run southeasterly along the ceo fltoAlrprirlfloutevar-d Runeaston Club Road, Continue south on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, Run Mellonvilte Avenue to the center of Ouford Road in Section 70. Township Airport Catbage Avenue tg Stone Street; WPiE PEAS, this is an oaa number terlineof Stole Road 138to. point on Boulevard to the SCLRR Country Club Road to intersection south along the Seaboard Coast Line Lake Monroe. Run South along the 7)5, Range 30(1 to the centerline Run north on Stone Street to Salt year as provide'2 in Chapter ,p, with SCL R3jIroad; Run south on Railroad to LonOwocid Road iS P. imaginary line lathe south shore Of the east line of Section 33. Township lLake Charm Branch) Run Carolton Road, Thence run west Creek Main Canal, RUO in a norFlorida Statutes 1913, and Sd Railroad (staying on the 215, Range SOB. Thence Continue 427): Run northeast along tonqwood Lake Monroe and Mellonville along the center-line of Carolton the SO PR (Lakedharm Branch) to WHEREAS. Chapter 10173 !htrly direction on Salt Cretk Main point of beginning vieSternmolt trick) to the east southeasterly along the centerline of Road (5 N 17?) to Sernunoisi Avenue; CoflIlu South along Road to the east rut-st of way liflCOf Canal to Salt Creek: Run nor fkjra Statutet 19t3 Con provide Polling Place: Pinecrcjt Baptist State RoOd 4-36 in Section 34, '.4 ojorleq corner cf Section 70 705 Boulevard. iQn east along Serrinola P.'i'tIfliiill Avcnu to the pOint of Winston Road. Thence run north tt**Iferly on Salt Crook to LIKe •. that any thangC in the divi5in. Chuech, south side of Onora Road, Township 21$, Range 30(1, ba point JOE, Run west on the center line of Boulevard to '.J S 1797, Run north beginning, along tne cast right of way line' 0' Sanford. Floridi JeSsup: F011Ow Oft westerly e r.umbercsqt,oundaniesofthe,leclion on the' South le' ol Sect'on 31 Section 20 2-OS JOE to the cost along U S 1792 to pont ot hogn Polling Pluip- Pec,tur tirr' noarci i',,rtstnr P'at -iipr:,t-m,lif-ti 35 feet PRECINCT P10. 3-I 'rr -Tf"tCn (-f 5'I ri-rI-k ;r'.t) L-' 'r4!I acufaleJy To..in'.t-ip 2)5. kittgi 3'31-, ia.ciport o,ti-ti- (crc- s-i- t rCti i t3' I Count, Cunsi'.o,:-,5 of to thu rior-thnrst orner 01 Lot 3 Cubed in writing by the Couc.Iy - Jens,p approximately one fourth Begin at the inters.ectioi of Red XE; un west on th, center line of being approximately $70 text from Polling Place: Lyman High Seminole County hat determined Block C. English Estates Unit 3, mli; Pun north in the canter of Cornmlnioners of Seminole County, Lake Road S P 436. and Winter SectIon 1970(130(1 to the w-tst the southwest corner of Section 3.4. School. !se'minote County, Florida that Ix) ac(ommodat,on presently Plat Book 11. Page 65. Public Park Lake )essup to Old St Johns River and ttiatttebocmdaries and limitsof Drive, Go nor-lb on Winter quarter corner 01 Section 19 205 PRECINCT NO. IS Townsh:p 21%, Range XE, Thence exist within this Precinct adequate Records of Seminole County, Park bed across Mat, Rood 4-6 arid to the each precinct Shall be accurately ee Drive to live' Intersection of run east along the south line of 30(1, north ort tht west line of Begin at the Interjection ot for the enpfdit otis and efficient Thence run east along the north line west i-nd of Government cut; Follow forth and that the poosr'g places Queen's Mirror C irclg'; Follow Section 19 205 30(1 to the east Section 34, Tc'wnship 715. Range 30(1 Thirteenth Sheet and Sanford hoUlittii arid handling of votng and ci Lot 3, flock &, English Estates, Que-pn'Mirror Circle northwesterly shall be clearly Ccl toed and the St Johns River along the county to a point on the renterlint' of i*.rarter corner of Section 21 20%Avenue in Sanford; Run weSt on voting paraihernatia. the Board Ms Unit ito the theait corner-of laid to the intersection of South Triptett lne 'o l.ake Harrsey thru the center described nd that an changes 29(1. Run weSt On the center toe' O Eastbt'ooI floutcvarci 1hen Tfttres$h Street to Park ,vCrs';e'. ty 'eparate ti'(1jjt,,fl run alSO lot Trcrcerunsouth approximately it'n county InC. rLake On,.' Oftow South Triplett nOrtherly sir,-;g the (fnht-flne CI 7SE to intcq5?aic' i P'r, r-cth c,,-i Park A ,&q:ue to I- t st rs'ccrdc; n hut. 'i,)''. I.'urs.uarl to lent along It-se 35 west line cI Lot S. Lake Drive northwesterly to the cme newspaper in Seminole (oif-nr s'ri on the St. Jcf.m hc.rtrrty on I-I topolnf of beginning Eastbroos BOulevo'd to a poll tin Street; Continue on an im.xg:rsery Florida Statuts, Section 101.71, Indian lfitl$ Unit 6. Plat Bank IS. intersectIon ol Tniplctt Lake Drive. River to &nt of hi'givtning fat County. Polling the' centerline of Howell Siam r Place: Cnmmunify line extending norttt from Park designated lhp.'011owinq site outside Page 60. Public Rt'cnrdsof Seminole Foi!ow Tripleit Lake DriveEcorslocknatcner Creek) NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT Presbyterian (hurth Edvcalionl Poad. 'thc'ne run *e'Stt-tly along nor Avenue to the (t'flter Of LIIrC PrecInct 23 ti a temporary polIng County to the t.outhw-rst cornet 01 Polling Place; Cornmu&ty House. RESCLVEOOyIh4 Boor-dot County Building, Like M.ry, Florida Ihe centerline cit Howell Brancn Monroe. Pun at along an place for Precinct No 23 Sanford Lot 5, indian Hills Unit 6; Thnc Geneva. Florida Cnenrntssloss.r in and for SemiyIe Drive, as though Okwaod Drive PREC'NCT NO. n imaginary Iineinthecenterof Lake Civic Center. Sanford. Florida Road to a point on the nortti line 0, run easterly ilong the southlinc Of we'eeAtcndedea%t, RunatongOak PRECINCT NO, l.A County that pursuant to Chapter Begin at the intersection of I land Monroe to inothet imaginary line PRECINCT NO. 2) Section 3-1. Townihip 715, Range' Lot 5, Indian Hills Unit 6 to the weit Begin at the iriterse'ctpon of State P103). Florida Statutes 19A1, they wood Drive westerly to the ifl S P. 4-36; Run easterly on 5-P 436 to Begin at the Oringe Seminole right extending Into the tinter of Lake 30(1. Said point being approx innately of way lint' of Winnebago leesection of Road 4)9 .Wtd the South Seminole tAtlowing ftaretiy alter or cr;t interse-tmon of MiiiIkhd Avent,,p. Sunset Qriv, Run Monroe north from Chapman County fine and U.S. 1792, Follow7.415 feet trorn the northwest corner dour-I; Thence run north along the County line. Run nor fri on State described el precinctS InC nor-thandeastonSunset Drive to the PunSov$hor,MöitlandAyenuetothe' Avenue; Run south along 'he U.S. t?fl northeaSterly o SR 434. of Section ii, lownship 2)5. Range west right Cf way Imneof Winnebagg intersectinnof St-mnola Boulevard. RoC .U9 to Orleander Avenue; Nun desgtafc the foliow=inq dJluiDed Of Spring Like Rj3, 30(1. Thence run west along thr imginary fineto(haprnanAventj. Pun westerly on SR 436 to SCL Court appcoiin'ntely left 35 to i east on Oteantler A.rnue t an on poi#.n p.'iFntlo* Scminota Punwstonmn-gLayrRaatps Continue sOuth ilong Chapman PiiIta, Ftlw SCL RaiIr-oar, Boulevirci nortn line Of Se'ttlon ii, TOWrttht-. point, Said runt aiu tinicnitv-d as trees r,*nng undCr or ti ruRrsi ntecsect,on tit 'fs'etS!ate 1, Run southeasterly to the lntersect:on r-ro namc' 215, Range 30(1 to th nOrth*t Avenue to Hickory Avenue; Con Southerly t pal-I of be'girining the' Centf-fiinc of 'lalbot Road. lake Drive, Foll Oic'*niti Avenue ar4 northeaSterly purwart to Chapter 10171. Floi's4a on II to point (if beg-r.nro Lake Drive tnuesouth along Hickory Avenue to Polling Place, Prairie Lake corner ol SOttin 3.-f, To*nstiip j), Ttiencetunei5talOngjhecont,,,re SOutheatlefly and 10 LkC At lt Run norlheasfnly 51tutcS ic1. tnet sa ,i1eqat,. Polling Place; Firit Fecteral east to the in Ranqe 30(1. Thence COntinue west CeieryAvei-weiS RuSh, Run we-st Lecion lull, Seminole County, of Tattiof Roadlo Inc centerline Of along said unnamed creee to Lake an changes be set forth at fo;iows Building, Aitimonte 5pr-ing, tcfft(tiOnOfB,dRoid; F011o*f)ird along Celery Avvut' (SN, 4)5) to FIOr-ioi along the nonfti line of Section X - an lrasl, Thenc run 'Or Milks; Ru through ttw etritir Of fort!-taid f'Ici'lda. Road South to the intersection of To*ns.hip 7)5, Ringe a' iectin precinctS together Sanford Avenue. Run scott, alonuj PRECINCT P40. 24 30(1 to tirt' theOstrely alcwsg it-n centerline Of Like ?,'..tf t irs 'agnar lne t-nir!'. Fast like Ori Ron along East f it-i' "i - ' :t -"1 f IJ p,.. PR(1CfN:T PfO 17 '-!-fOrd A'-i.te' 13 r-int c-f tç'-n ix)iflt of br-qmsng F.nwi-ir,,-. Tral to the t'tt in, Cl 5.SJt1 into (k Mis tn-urn in I, ike Div easterly to the in 4 wi Frg'n e't pont i-cs the' song tn ina 17 97 an 5eininI,i liulpiótd Potting Place; (totij thi' Board ' - cton?O.o'.n,t-,p7lS, Range )C[. Gcre'a Cnu .1 Road iS N 13) Icr-sectiOn cI TuskowiCa GabreefIa ç4 Section 1$, TOw-niftip 215, Range of County Commijsiøner5 PRECINCT NO Polling Place; Santord Ctvic t cube Scrminoia BOuiet'ird at Trience Cent mop northeasterly 110150 Road 1ofIv, Tujk.awilti Gabtselta Run north on the im.glnry I'n to Begin 01?I Sree-t end French flE;Saidpointbfingapprgeimty Center, Santord. Florida Seminole County hn% deter-mined 5f,otheasterly toLake Dr-l1e; Føll,w the Ci-nt,rtineOf ke'wanne, Trai, In RnndSouthefl,tOttst',ntvrs,ctioflof thGentviCPvtuofasoadtSR I)) Avenue '179P SanfrC F'or SSOfeetwe-stoftnpsoejltscaj,scgrnstr tPt! rib accon,moda,,oq'. Pitsentt-,' PRECINCT Lake CO&"ui- nOrth io-ng Vt-p Gzneva R,.r5ftO'FfvnchAvr!'-eii'92) Of Section 19. Townihip 215, 7ari-ge exist Be-gin at S P dY on the watt Tolkawutla Gab'ielta Rciad, Follow JOE. to a point 04 two;nnnQ CP,utuota Road to Brumtey Road P.0 Lake V1Od to the poent tif to 75Th Street Pun welt on 75Th 79(1; Thent rur. rw,rtheeste'fy$ortg Ornge Seminole County line; Ttu$kawilla Gabriella Road nor PoItth Place: I rscjl,p, £itOI% beginning (COtinvpd Sn P-lA) ...t..y.I. ' - .Pfl. V flu u,w.o.nv., .,!JW, %S.- - ...... .---- '- - I , taSt . '. = - . • --1 , , E . = 4. 1 :- p - - 1 1 '- Friday, Dec. 21, 193—/A The Sanford Herald Legal Notice (Continued from P4M . f 79(1; Thence' run east along the Commissioners of Sentinole Counly, FICTITIOUS N.&.ME have a new 3-il y 5 e nifor lIst' expeditious and efticient centerline of said seclion, to the east Florida, at ils Regular Meeting held Notice i hereby given that I am [)ijj Lincoln logs, Mickey Tooth- name is April please bring her 11,,'.,x cooiiies waitlilll for you. ,ihousing and handling of voting arid Claus, line of Section 71, Township 7S5, on the 6th day of November. 1973, s engaged In busins ii 1990 - me h. thin Howell i ' " ' a Piease Using .psotinQ paraphernalia, the Board has Range 79(1: Thence run eaSt along same appear-s on thu record in the iave-tn a somethino that makes noise a, ' "ush Branch Road, Muiltanrj, Seminole by Separate resolution, also the centerline of Section It, Minute (look for s-ad County I h IiS i jcwt'I box with Jewelry in it, a ()(J4J would like a pretty County, florida under the Iilitis Ronnie and a teddy titar se reen ==-;-7 recorded on this date, pursuant to Township 705, Range 39(1 to the east IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have name Of QUEST MOBILE SR Ic bike (if you can) and PUlP t-m'icycie for Christmas. You can 4i Florida Statutes Section 101 71, 12 Governors Knob girl. I'm good to. Bring Mommy line of S-aid sectIon; Thence run east hereunto sd my hard and affixed VICES, and that I Infenul to register ptvot pOOi. ore ii -OU think I designated tti following Site outSide lha. along live centerline of Section 70, the official seal of the Board of brths Casselberry and Daddy something. said name with the Clerk of 9t, " inc another "do' ff L-i,4 Precintt 1-10 13 as a temporary Township 205, Range 39(1 tom point County Commissioners this 4th day Circuit Court, Seminole County, 1., was good. are no green ones left, also I 11141111 ,)OU. Dear Ronnie, .0? polling place for Precinct Plo 1]: on the centerline of Ihe ACI of December, 1973. Florida in acordance with ttie IMve would like a chair. Love ,.'.,, - b - Eastbrciok Swim Club, Seminole Railroad line; Thence run southerly (Seal) Thankyoufor the note. Ihope provisions of the Fictitious Name If County, Florida . • t t x along the centerline of the ACL I love YOU Gene Flowers Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr, II a Eibby Sa t a ml WI 'U Statutes, To Wit. Siclion si.ge you uale uUD psaYw5 COW )' S PRECINCT NO. 44 Railroad to the south line of Section Longwood Clerk Jr. Florida Statutes 1957 leave some mIlk and cookies for and fishing. Peg;n at a point On ttie south line of 20, Township 705, Range 301, of the Board ot 5: Shine Glencansnon you at my house. 112 Azalea lane SectiOn 33. Township 215. Range Thence continue soulh along (he Loe,Sant.a County commissioners Publish; Nov. 30, Dec.?, 11, 21. 1973 fU.._.. I i,1V3T uuuuix iaY12fl, XE, approximately 3.175 feet from flL'mk centerline of the ACL Railroad in Sanford, Via. In and for 1 0EV 112 ttit's.outhwe'st corner of said section; Sectloni9, Township 205, RangeiOE you are being a g i reminoIe Ceunty, Florida. Love, Thence run east along the South line c . to a poInt on the centerline of State Publish; Dec. II, 24, not fighting with x.ar girl and Karl FICTITIOUS NAME Ikar Bobby Gene, of Section 33, Township 2IS. Range Road 177; Thenci run Southwesterly DEW 91 -- 30(1 to the sculheat corner of laid " until I • 11011 NOT ICE is hereby gIven that I am Iwas very good, rok.m sokiii, toiiivr. i 2 Bayberry Branch along the ccnterine 01 State I received your letter and I en7agod in Exeter buslntts at 100 Road IN THE CiRCUIT COURT, IN AND want ._r section, Thence continue east along a 427 approxima ey . bead for Longw LOveStePhen will put you and baby sister, a (e1ixy Ave., Lake Mary. Seminole County, SEMI NO' (1 COUNTY ,,c9i the South line of Section 3,4, Town point on the centerline of Longwood FOR ' 'a . r gi. to be able to come y y 1err-u • Florida under- the fictitious name 01 Dear Karl, O(.)tS .i- ciuistmas April, on my uS; Oi thip7lS, Range JOE to the centerline Hills Road. Thence run west along house too CENTRAL TOWING, and that I of State Road 436; Thence run north the centerline 0, Longw-ood Hills iNPR:ATE NO. 6145 and girls. I was alad to ret s-our nice Dciir Stephen, intendtoreqisters.aidnamewiththe E t f Santa Road to the' weSterly along the centerline of we-st line of Section , In Love,Santa kiter and hear you base been a ,, Mere's' Christmas to von, too. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole F [ST State Road 136 to the west Ine of Township 205, Range JOE, Theoge LU County, Florida in accordance with Deceased good girl. I will be looking help Oil iWB a guw u'w *0 -. Section 31, township 215, Range continue westerly along the ten the provisions of th Fictitious I AL NOTICE milk and will he sure to come your way. 30(1. Ttsence continue northwesterly Icr-line of longwood Hills Road in orwartI to th Name Statutes, To Wit; Section Notice is hereby given that the along the centerline of State Road Section 30, TOwitihip7OS,RangeSOE Love, Santa cookies. ' $6SO Florida Statute's i9'Sl. 136 in Section 33, Townstiip 7)5, to a point on the we'st line of said undersigned will, on the 3rd day of 5: Ralph Plletg ,,l,, present to the A Circuit 0 1971Judge Los-c, Santa . Range 30(1 to the centerline of section; Thence continue southerly Januar Honorable DamS Dear Santa, _____ Publish; Dec. 11, 7). 71, 1973 and Probate Winter Woods Boulevard, Thence along the centerline of Longwood This Week Only! Jan- 4 DivisIon, Seminole County, Florida, - run westerly along the center-line of My name is Bobby 1k. 1 am 4 ls:oad DEW-aS tier Final Return, account and '= Winter Woods Boulevard to a point eco 23'it' Santa Claus yearsold. These are the things I I COMPLETELY On the Centenilne of Nottingham South lineal Section 75. T*nship vouchers as Executrix of the Estate Fishing pole, cow boy boots, want for Christmas—a new toy Drive: Thence run southerly along 205, Range 29E; Said point being • said time, ihen SET UPI and th-er, make FICTITIOUS NAME cow boy clothes, cow boy guns, box, guns, trucks, cars, hoppity V the centerline of Nottingham Drive approximately ISO feel west of the Move in Today I NOTICE is her-cOy given that I am application to the sold Judge for a — — t t a point approximately 170 feet southeast corner Total electric Caribse engaged in business al corner of of said section; final settlement of her adnorth of the south line of Section 13, home with rartge, (rest. • • '.- Township 7)5, Range 30(1; Thence rim South to the' south line of Secti Range 29(1, to the southeast corner fictitious name of MITCH'S USED DATED Ibis 70th day of 33. Inenchip 715. Range 30(1. also of said sacilon. Thence run wt'St Nov-ember, A 0 arid shower enclosure. ,, .: 1973 CAPS, and thjt I intend to regit.' Rf9 '--'.r --- ,r. i -ut tit b,.)nr1nri an; tic OjtI. Pt' (I i'ct.Cri .trãi t-.'at t. or. a ; S bernice t,iuriiy 5.-Oil i-same' with tire' Cierk ol lit' Not', $I3.5C Polling Place: i'arkintçj Lot 01 San TownShip 705, Range 29(1 to the wall to wall carp.tingl Executrix Estate of Circuit Court, Seminole County, lose Apartments at the corner- of south*est corner of said section. Raised patl, screen room, land LUCY DCPRIEST Florida in accordance with the Highway 436 and Winter Woods Thencerunwestalongthesouthline STENSTROMDAvlS&lNTOSH scaping, sliding glass dori. provisioni Cf the Fictitious 1-lame Boulevard In the County of cii SectIon 35, Township 795. Range Attorneys for Executrix Slatutes, To Wit; SectIon SkIrting. gutters and awolagl ot S ,r-jl. State of Florida. 29(1, to the point of beginning. Florida Statutes 1951. Poll Office Box 1330 A circuit court Judge at Woodson left the trio's request PRECINCT NO. IS Polling Place; BKav%e the S; Herbert Partridge Board Sanford, FlorIda 37171 Begin at ii point ontt* south line of of County Commissioners of Sanford Wednesday refused to pending. however -and . Publish: Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 11, 7). 1973 PubliSh Nov 30 Dec 7. 11, 21, 1973 Section 20. Township 7)5, Range Semingle County has determined 0EV-lU ,,QEV-1I3 issue an injunction blocking 7)uthortzed further emergency _______________ 30(1; Said point also described as the that no accommodations presently conversion of the former hearings on the matter If Southwest corner of Lot 3. Block B. exiSt within this Precinct adequate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1 English Estates, Unit 7. PIat Book for the expeditious and efficient EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. medical clinic buildi Into a : ". -. esary. NOTICEUNOERFICTITIOUS . .7 13, Pig 84, Public Records of housing and handling of voting anti CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Longwood city hail annex. NAME STATUTE : Seminole County; Thence run north votingparapfwrnalha,theBoardl-ias SEMINOLE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. WIlliamson, Lormann and I. I '--- along the' west line of Lot 3. Block B, by separate resolulion. also In re: Estate of Notice is her-coy given that the English Estates, Unit 2 to the norrecorded on this date. pursuant 10 OVIE ELLIOTT WILLIAMS Longwood Councilman E. Schreiner have pledged to undersigned, pursuant to the E. Williamson and couni.... , ,, II'l . C-, '-s ., Florida Statutes Section 101 11, thwestcoi'nerOfsaid lot; Thence run aui , deceased. res.urn Ills. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter iz'.a.ng .. •5,, • C designated the loltowing site Outside u'aSt along the south right of way NOTICE TO CREDITORS $43 09. Florida Statute, will register LlualCfl'execi une '"flfl and Seminole County Health Precinct No, 17 as a temporary line of Derbyshire Road ap All creditors of tne estate Of OVIE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Donald Schrelner—who will polling place for Precinct Plo 17- ELLIOTT WILLIAMS, deceased, proximately 70 feet to a point, said Deportment in the flew year so . . -. ------------. I ..e..lts CCC u; iCy ..; .: i and for Seminole County, Florida, compethecouncilmz.Iorityin point also described as the (en Lorsgwood Community Building, are hereby notified and required to hIIc h ea Ith esvices can r ! e Ti-s i-n upon recept of prool of tire terline of Oxford Road. Thence run City of Lonqwood, County of tile any ctaims or demands which Januaru_._soucrhta circuit court pu I publiCation of thiS notice, the fi ,, , again be provided in south Seminole, Florida northerly along the centeelne ot they may lsaveaqainst said estate in titious name, to-wit: HONEYWAX order to stop the LIty Ci Seminok.. , PRECINCT NO. Oxford Road to the centerline cf £ theofficeof Clert of Circuit Court of CANDLE SHEETS under which I LOngwood and harris ConBegin at a point on ttte centerline Seminole County, Florida. ifl the Carlton Road, Thence run west . ..--:-am Ingagrd in business at 1104 along the centerline 01 Carlton Road truction Co from renovatind of State Road £34. said point being courthouse itt Sanford, Florida, The hl1th Dertment had -e' Allison Avenue In the City of ," thecenterofthelnlersectionot State within four calendar months from to th, east right of wity line of theoldcltnlcbu1ldingtoprovie used me building (or 15 pars AltamorWe SprIngs, Florida. 'vi cit. ani " P01(1 134 WinStOn Pri*4 . Thpn'- un nth : .. t tne fir-it pub1!cati of Iliel tt,e hart! ,!.it; ;,, said additiu:uticity iwlI office pzsx. pntkto eviction by In'- CIty (Xt. Thence run south along the cen ti notice Each claim or demand along 11w cast right of way line of si,sess enterprise is as follows ('irctiit court Judi'e J William. i Icr-line of State Road 43) tO the South must be In writing and must stale WInston Road approximately 33 feet I Walter- W Eckman line of Section 16. TownshIp 2)5. ttieplaceo$residenceand post office to the northwe-st corner of Lot 3. Dated at Allamonte Springs. Range 79E Thence run Southerly adclressoftt-sc'claimanf and mi.st be Block C, English Estate's, Unit 3 '•' Florida Seminole County this 19th along the centerline of State Road sworn to by the claimant his agent flat Book 11, Page 45, Public oi Octier 1973 - 431 in Section 21. Township PS. or his attorney, or ii will become Records of Seminole Co.nty; Publish - Dcc 21. 7*. 1973 arid Jan. 1. Range ?9E, to a point; Said point void accordng to Itw. Thence run east along the north line 1), 1971 ; .-.: being approximately 71$ feet south of Lot 3. Block C, English Estates, December 6th, 1973. DEwIOS of the centerline of Hill View Drive, Unit 3. to the northeast corner of _______________________________ 5: Arthur J. Williams Thence run east to the east lint' of '-a-cl lot. Thence run south ap J Denver Cordell .,,,. ...Section 71, Township 715, Range o'.matrly 35 lee-i along ttie west As Executors IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 79E;ThencecontinueeaslinSectson STEPISTROM. DAVIS & li-se of Lot S. Indian Hills.. Unit 6. COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR 23. TownshIp 2)5, Range 2-9E to a MclPbTOSH flat Book 15. Page 60. Public FLORIDA point on the east right-of way line of Attorney for Executors Records of Seminole County, to the PROBATE DIVISION Mathews Road Thence run north P 0 Box 1330 southweSt corner of Lot S. Indian In cc Estate of along the east rIghtofw.y line of Sanford *lorPlill5, Unit 4; Thence run easterly LEONARD MUNSON Mathews Road to the north line of Publish: Ott. II. 2). 1973 .u!ring the South line of Lot S. Indian Deceased --Section 2-3. Township 2)5, Range DEW6I Ilitli, Unit 6, to the we-st right-of way PIOTICETOCREDITORS __________________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 21(1; 'Thence run west along Lnp of Winnebago Court; Thence run north line of Section 23, Township north along the west right of way NOTICE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST . 7IS. Range 29(1. approximately 25 1jn' of Winnebago Court apNotice is hereby given that the SAID ESTATE; - -. -. feet to the southeast corner- of Lot Board of County Commiiion,çj of proximately 35 lu-ct to a paint, said You and each Of you are hereby 778. Traitwood Estates. SectIon 7. Seminole County, point also Cescribpd as the en notified arid requIred to tile any Florida. shall, at Plat Book 11. Pages 17 and II. Public 7:00 p.m.. or as terline of TaIbot Road; Thence run soon thereafter claims and demands which you, or Of Seminole County. Records rut along the centerline of Yatbot possible, on 111* 7ltPi day of either of you. may have ag.ilrtst said Thence run north along the east line December. 1913, consider the Road to the centerline of Kuwannee -estate in the office of the Clerk Of lIst of Traitwooci (states, Section 7. In enactment of the following Or-- Trait; Thence run northeasterly Circuit Court Seminole County. SctiOn 13 Township 21$ Range dinance ,utOng the centerline of Xewarsnuc Florida Probate Division in ti-c 79(1 approximately 64.0 feet Thence Trail to the t'.flt line of Section 70, -rr An ordinance relating to the Courthouse at Sanford Florida run east approximately 660 ft tO unincorporated areas o Township 2)5. Range 30(1; Thence Seminole from monthS within four calendar the southwest corner of Lot 7 Block County Florida relating to the continue northeasterly alone tne ---,--, the time of the first publication at 20 Weathersfietd Second AdditIon regulation and control of swimming center-line of wewannee Trail in this notice Each claim or denlarl Piat iSook 17, Page 103. Public pool construction end swimming Section 7), TownShip 215, Range must be in writing and tiled .Records of Seminole County. pool contractors within Seminole JOE. to the centerline of State Road dijplicate arid state the place pt .jL along Thence run the South line Counfy; amending Seminole County 136; thence run southerly along tne -. --?' residence and post office address of of Weatherslleld First and Second Ordinance Plo 13 3, Sectigq, 4$ (a) centerline of State Road 434 to the the claimant and must be sworn to ACditis, to the southeast corner Of and Section 56, prOviding for diving SOuth line of Section 7), Township by the' claimant, his agent cx' at Lot I, Block 5, Weather-Sf ield, First area regulations as established by 715. Range 30(1; Thence continue torney, or the same shall be void . f .' # AddItion, P1st Book 17. Page 66. the National Swimming Pool In scutherly along the centerline on ,,.j • Dated at Sanford. Florida. thiS Public Records of Seminole County stitute providing for construction - State Road 138 in Section 7*, 1$tti day of December 1973 Thence run north along 11w Township 7)5, Rari,e 30(1. to the line severability and effective Loretta 0 Munson 1': of Weathersie'ld FirSt Addition to (SEAL) centerline of HowIl Creek; Thence As Exe-cutinix the southw-et cornerot Lofl7 flock run southwesterly along te cer' Arthur H Beckwith Jr -.terll'ie of Howell Creek to the west Lqan ino Thence run east along the .outh I ne Board of County Irie' of Section 7*, Township 715. . i Fir-st Federal Building - F I i ,...,r' • cr .CC. -co r..o r.;cth .:'.; " Sanford Florida 37771 the SOutheist corner Of Lot it. Seminole County, Florida It-se vest line of section to the nor Attorneys. few Executrix .°-C. Weathersfield, First Addition. By: A. 0, Jones tfiwest corner of Section 28. , -" Publish Dec. 21, 79, 1973 Thence continue east in Section Ii Dipuly Clerk $ Township 315, Range JOE; Thence ' ' DEW 101 Township 3)5 Range 29E to the Publish Dec 3 7 II 71 1973 run west approximately 3,640 feet ________________________ k. .i'.,, centerline Of Wymor: DEWI along the south line of Section 70, Tc,anship3l5. Range 30(1 to point of -:NOTICE FOR BIDS Wymou'e Road to the centerline Of cco nininq The Seml'sole County Board of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Polling Place: Portable located on a vacant lot on the west side of Kewannee Trail, approximately tour otoss north from Derbyshire !% Road PRECINCT NO. 48 Begin at a pool on the 5outh line of WThAM IlL F 0 R D FUPPOSHU4GS AND EQUIP only Section 7, Tnwnh'p 715. Range 79(1. ',,u ci ryint be ng approximately 1.170 east Cf the Southwest corner of r er tlon2. Township 215. Range 79E. Township 2)5. Range 29(1 to tnc CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST tlseBoardof County Commissioners i.d point also described as the point of beginning ntpr-liflC of State Road 100 (In Office or Clerk of Circuit Court S SAID ESTATE: Polling Place: Located at the 'restate Four). Thence run north an each Of you herebr Office or by writing Clerk's Office the Intersection Holiday Inn • i. ' - t Sii, tisr i h.tct \! ( t'il1.Itl Ii - iii ti".. along the centerline of State Road cs'lit r,sk ctlu.tllf.IIRII1. bi,i'. V I ittl sill 5% notified and required to file any P.O Drawer C. Sanford. Florida Interstate Four and State Highway claims and Ii I I I I 1. s.,0 to the centerline of State Road to be In a scaled \hu demands which you, or 33)71. All bids -ii . .!( ing the ness \sIicttsjL • r i 'n-. ik ik 'l-'r kid lcii ,til slJflu.IIu lflu piI. P"°P 436 Altanuonte Springs, Florida 431. Thence run northeasterly along either of you. may have agaInst said envelope, plainly marked on It-se '..lvvIic rci'rder dcek. lIix.iusc this t'orm;lnu,i lIpet %'he:i rcsrdlnt!, Ii PRECINCT NO. tire Centerline of State Road 431 to estate lottie otficeof th Clerk of the outside (Sealed Bid for Furnishings Begin at a point on the Southwest Circuit Court of the ElØsteentti and Equipment f 7, Township 'te east line Of 5ecti the Seminole IISSiIi- s cUlls CtiICIII to t'cad the Ire u.t.'III .1 'vs.3\l heltk "l)ii-il . I)Ircd '.ipe;uJ (lifer- (r,ai 55 corner of Section 33 Township 21S 2)5. Range 79(1; Thence continue Judicial Circuit Seminole County County Mental Health Facility OVCO II .-. 1)11% ,j.,Jr.i', II ,'!lrns.cM, Incur dull lilUflllfl IlCd % t - lucters li Lii" C" is responsuhie (or otic of the Range 30(1. Thence run northeasterly along the centerline of north along Florida. Probate Division. in tire January 7.1971.) Bids will beop(fled 4 iiltitiitt1, s1t.ai r?iløl hI,,.. s' the we-st line of Section 33, Tnthip C.rt'?..se at Sanford. Florida. I )t%u.'st %SUV lt)t tiutter ch-IraetcrI-sti'. '.ctIc (.,ujrjun JllIiii)lllhiJIIV stusf' State Road 131 in Section I, Town • $ at 2 p m January 7, 1971, in tile ,F?f,55i-j J,4(t.,5'Ø4/4,' .2F 71S, Range 30(1 to the s ( itt" • • shipiS,Range7tE,totheflOfthliftt nOrthwest within six calendar months from the '.I111I1.lhlC. iii Llt)hl '.5 iiCfl li %stlse.S a ,I . •.,i Board of County Commissioflerj Iclrsciipe *ulw,'j ci: Slv.v5. ),iMr aw i--i', of said Section; Thence run east east along the north hirif Of Section notice. Each claim or demand mvii along the north line of Section t, thouse, Sanford, Florida- Actual 33. Township uS. Rang, JOE, to a be in writing and filed in duplicate % Lflt - Ils! IIIC 'sIIUititT C.litl!C'. If) JUtOlflJti re .1 - . I \l I)s-sll-ss Township 2)5. Range 2-IC. to the c-kji, s' P .it -award to successful bidder will be point on the cente'Iine of State Road and state the place of residence and I. • •• northeast corner of Section I. next regular County made Sw LUrI'ius-sti-sp pouhilLin 55 uUl tu). Lflu U itdi .ilkiss v f'.ilt-ifl it I \I l)5'lk 438. Thence run southeasterly along post office address at the claimant Townshtp 7)5. Range 79E. Thence Commission Mertirig, Room 703, hrcsaJ.isi the lIps? It ICJII1CIJ 10 pIi iiid rc'eord. tliroiith an'. I- ".1 11111cr l,sr the centerline 01 Slate Road 436. and muSt be sworn to by the run South along the east line of Courthouse. Sanford. FlorIda. F 1k S .Ss approximately 2.isO feet to a point claimant, his agent or attorney, or Section), Tnthip 215, Range 39(1. flt'tlsc-Irce ilawnlng. itt IS i'Uu January I. 1971. The Board of - Ij'n"h(e lerrtle Ikd sd'itstahk on the centerline of Wintef Woods the same shall be void. to the Southeast corner of said County Commissioners reserves the :lfl tmproses vlgrul-tts.vitslve rIllu) L-i\ hie.idphoitc and lUc-silltuti outputs .u' Boulevard, Thence run westerly stiOn Thence run west along It-se Datedat Orlando, Florida, thit 4th right to waive any irregularities cx' lt dh at 4 (.k) II, 55111k -src.ttli C'sCll IlliIFC reason'. S'.I, thts Is along ti-sc centerline I Winter Woods south line of 5,eclion 1, TownShip 215. of Dec.mer, 1971 . !n' leci-snicalitia's in bids and or remet uaitioit I. • Boulevard to a point ott the C.'tt Range 29(1. to ,tie southwest corner S Rose Nut: Showalter s.TrCISIllg ds nanit range. %snctncr our uiflst LlS'.C11C d- 'k any or all bids i -tow a,mens,cr,s turlinnof Nottingham Drive, Thence' As Executrix 01 the c'f sad Sr'ction Thence run weSt (Seal \tsbssds knot'. m're .i)Ut1t \i-iUii? hI'ste!1ill) t.t 1St ttCti?OUtStCfCt' furs southerl, along the -isterIine 01 ripj so Estate ° .stong the SOuth lr.e of Scton 2 Arthur I-I. BeCkwith. Nottingham Dr-ive to a point ap ti:t'. sound-uifl4ape or ' ". tlCs .. . . . m'.'rc Twflhip 315, Range 29(1. to the William TUtord Showatter, Clerk proximately 470 feet north on thC t'int of fteginning Deceased c\erlLnc it) taps. 1cs.cruui., By: A. 0. Jones I 11: .4 1' Itt-s S.L'. '.sr Ssii Pt South line of Section 33, Township s. Bernard H. Dempsey. Jr. Polling Place: Rolling Hills -. Deputy Clerk 2IS,RanqcJOE. Thencerunsoulhto BROWN. OtxON, SHEAR, (runtry Club. Country Club Road. Boar-dot Count! the South lifl of Section 23. Town BROWN & STEPHENSON Mtimonte Springs, Florida CommissIoners s ship 715. Range XE, Thence run Suite $00. The Metcalf Building PRECINCT NO 4? Seminol,i County. line of Section 33, south to the Søuth ICIQ South Orange Avenue Begin at a pont on It-se uth Inn of Florida , Tcv.nsPsip 715. Ntnqe 30(1. Thence Oclandu, Florida )7t01 - ;t('n 35, Ts-nit.tiip 7Q5, Mangr PubliSh Dec. 21, 2*, 191) said point being ap DEW tO? "IflI. Townsh'.p;ISRange3OE PvbIis1 Dec 1973 4 roimatelv 3750 feet west of the Southeast corner of sad section. Said point also described IS the centerline cf State Road 400 (In Icr-state Four); Thence run nor theasteily along the centerline of State Road 100 to the' south line of laid alterations and cJtnnqcs be County Florida under the fictitious SectiOn 7L, Township 205, Range recorc,edintheOfticlalRe-COrdBOOk TIMBESPAN LAND 79(1 Thcne continue northeasterly iri tIc Otf5e at the Ctrrk l the COMPANY (Not Inc.). and that we _____ ,bor'g the centerline of Stale Road Circuit Court 01 Seminole County. inlendtoregis'efs,aidname wilt, the 11)0 iri Section 76. Township 20S, Range 79(1 to ttte east line Cl Section ;y TownShip 305, Range lIE, - , ' . ' ' ' - , - - you ' -_-- ' ,. : ' ' ,, " ' ...""'"_3 Bedrooms 2 - - % VP 1 " I ' - e - ,-. - . - . — - ' ' - - .' - "-- . - _________ - , - '. -.: - , _"__ 4$ ,. - ,,_ • L.- - , -, , , ", ' - - -. , . ' - ' ' - - - , - -- :' - -- " - - " - ________ - - - -- - - - - - -. - . ,. - .'— :':::. - - - _____ . ne - - .- .' .' - '- . - - - - as - - - - - _____ - _____ - - _:-_ _- , ______ - in - ..' . - -- :-..,_ ...'-- -. east -. - -.'--,. - - -- " - - ,.- - - -, .- - .- -. * east , ' , -. - date - - ''.---• -- - - , - .. - - - - __- - - - _____ - - '', -. - - - -' '#_- " - -- -. -" - ,- - - -- - -- -- , ;:r;t k ' • . one mason this n are at , .i - - .tn'.l - are ' ' . - "- ., i'u " , '- . - - , - ,,,. ,..' ,; i- ' - - at the - ' , - - . ,. -, . ' ' - bye - - - - - - - - name of .' • ti-n renter-line of Stale Road 100(1 II .,,Is,ii 7$, lownsbp 70$, ltarsgt' to tnt' north line of Said - sectiOn. ThcnCC continue nor theasterly along the centerline 01 ',lihe Raid 100 II 1) approximately 7*00 feel to a point on the centerline "4 Section 71. lownihip 795. Range - S Marion Ben Mocitre. STATE OF f1OPfI()A President COUUY Of SEMINOLE I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Mario La Poma above aria foregoing Is a true and Secretary correct copy of I Petolut-on psad Publish Dec. 1, II, 71, 7$. $973 )EW 30 unanimously by the Board of County --(' ; " —j ,( 11 J i t (305) 831-0099 17 South Hwy 17-92 It CII 1.1 41. ' ILl aii'v mIte reortt 01 nW)t. - - �Friday, Dec Auin it , - FORECAST FOR SATURL)M DI ('CMIII K 22 Pr t t - - -wAW. ------ - BA—The Sanford Herald ______________ - ______ . - ________________________________________ ____ - ------ --a __________ - 1971 The Sanford Herald !Av OHo CARROLL RIGHTER'S ________________ 4 I . - _ " . _,_ ,L - -. I.0 : A.11 eax I Q 3 Cleavt I Discove of 7_1~ TA 4. -_O!i _J I ,, , , ,\.\, )ITOROSC01T A~~11~:-', '.. ~ A oleoresin from ths Carroll Riohtor Institute I-%%*. is Handle - Better see a la yer . for r' rnn a a ii a i. ii g biri ht knighthood ofThalland, 2601,rraticso)a 44 Remove,as Actor's part an apple's In a dram skin 29 Epochs .45 Prayer a 30 Car damage 47 Fernininendlea appellation 11 Withered 23 Ex Un a 19 UZI edg 20 Ma.riaWs direction 246a11,for hI P 1rv. UI i 111 ii 23 Trainee for cheers roughly N17 1 i tm (ab.) 2ISagi iri 3lChurch ceriurn 3llngredlmnt Judah (BL) 32 SLV.P. Inig 24Asterbc 0 By Abigail Van Buren C . CIiCSN TnaN V Nss Srl Ic ardor 47 Slight tode )0M domeu-ticaj,d : I - _- I DEAR BEAR: 1Jot does she intend to keep - - - - - iT - - - • - - - - - r - - ____ WH - - - - - - "I I- ' 4T'JW 4T ____ iy---- 1 - I POLLY'S POINTERS Mobile home e is awkward size %7 ~ By Polly . Cramer -Polly' s Problem DEAR MLLY - We rtTeritiv moved into a home and have only a three-qui I I1 DEAR POLLY - MY Pet Peeve is with the makers of patterns. They do not seem to remember that fat people get are no laws prohibiting the k"ping o( pets, parts after they pregnant. too. I need a half size in dress patterns and e,ich depart this life. %hat's the har-m? time I get pregnant i find (hat all maternity patterns go from size 8 to 18 but try and adjust an 18 to a 20½ especially if you are not an exDerlenced seamstress. I'AULE TE. i8"AL TO "SAME FIGHT ThIS YEAR j, DEARPOI. Y and.%Irs. G.B. -I am a demonstrator , for Itg y quid embroidery paints and have found tubes I cannot start TUnhglving, and to his motbtr's for Christmas. working again by using the followinR method. Two of the larger companies making these paints have changeable lubes and all they need is new tips. Get these by writing to TO a persestiall reply. wirtle to ABBY: Bu No. Will, L A.. the company. The address is on the tube. If she has some CAW- MO. FAcbse sUnveit, se]1-adotrewd envelop, other brand' she can soak the ti i I ,nt for such paint and rub the tip quite vigorously witl~ f nylon net. In most instances they will start working again. hate to wTtIe ktci? SeM $1 to Abigail Van Ben,, -SYLVIA. = DEAR POLLY - I am a nswe ring .%I rs.G. B. whose 20 tubes " llbw to %'~M UUm Aw AM Oftasins.111 liquid embroidery paint have been stored and now the nt will not flow. (am an instructor for such paints . ers the type we USt She could hold the ti[) dowii in the I I Gin W Cnn. PILO,PLO. proper solvent, press down to allow the solvent to flow into the ball area to wash it free of dried color. She can purchase a tip service kit and replace any tips that will not then work and her troubles should be - Mike %as such a "bearcal" at . _;~Vf ,I DEAR POLLY -To protect the inside ofm cutglassvase It -' at office that he Met 6 . . It , from stains I place a plastic bag inside to h lwater and the secreurl". But tht 6th Used the I * flower,sterim The clear bag cannot be seen through the deep psycbologyoutllnedlnthls daUy cuts in the desi n of the vase. -ANNE MAE. column mead thn changed Mike .0 late a frkeitly cooperative bass. eluding me, have made our maternity pants the following Sbe alse wm a baAand bY we wav, Buy those maternity pane!s but do not put lhei-a in the of similar Applied Psycho1ogy \ front as they are supposed to he. Cut into four pieces and sew one in each side seam and have enough for two pairs of CASEZ-5.MtkeD.,aged, palntsthat till not hind around thestomach Be sure to trim $eaac. . 5 n ______ cc a I'iit t the tUw,i beiure sewing it in. i'anty 'Dr. Crane," his present . . - WORRY CLINIC .. _____ 1 . .= i ,~ .wcretary confided to me, "I I fouirl, inches %- ide and taper to about twelve inches in length 1z S- ^ have now used some of your , My favorite way is only for knits. Make a self-fabric panei on him flIPIPi3 choi'ov Iik atout live inches wide and twelve inches long. Knits stretch ' "And it works a charm' well and the pieces will not show easily if the wind blows my "So et blouse up. Alter baby comes all such panelscan be removed. "Oh. I could win a first date, -INIRS.A.L. fammsly, 'sEPutjl*s' has Increased my since I was good looking and salary within these fIrst 6 with the proper 'meaiure You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite s Problem or solu'For I remembered your " But I had trouble geUing We home- making idea. Pet Peeve. Polly' tion to a problem. Write Polly in care or this newspaper. , I i 4i - I: - pensating for the fact be La a 'Then I read about your H E _________________________ 'housmat* at home. L-P formula for breaking thm WIN AT BRIDGE -So I didn't feel hurt tu the awkwaM pauses that In umde in w1ing the usual conversation on the I -- - -- Y()RT1l zi 472 V 1064 WEST 6 109863 T AQ73 #4 4K 9 4 IAsTrni 4A5 V92 # KQJ82 46 A853 6 KQJ4 T ' __ . I G . . / .- . Then the solutuoo as often UiaIie needed toonler. You had s3id that or 1 % -1 Forlhadthusmadehlmfeel then quit - y f% I - from the Carroll Righter Institute A.- . ' 6 I I t tt ;.~_7-- . ~ i - - ' 4, LES 0ti r Pewle.%Ila ke t~s Ntimtxx One I .- iI II I I I .-. ~~_' '_ Al _ .' I A. •_ k ~ ____ :iI _' • --I - I a ... -- -_______________________ — -ti~ ' I 311111111w~ _ i -_ - -- ; A rz I — - = =~- - . ---------- _____ ~ - -= -i .- Ioncer . be a domineenng tyrant - inreagea rrasan to t ateiui to our s a la ry newspaper for publishing yvz swKiburtzf daily 'Worry (linic.' 1'Cir I hiastand t th trJm.ctu u -.- - -- --• - aw 1- wasanin South ro vitji dumm act di.carder1 a club and lid - aci g fled at conversation Iwas z at _- ______________ 1 1 i / t- -! d OU call a one4ate - - - - . 4 . - . . Nort h East 24 Soo,.:, PAM I 4!' J £ J Z * A Q 10 54K 4 3 What do you do no*7 A - Jump to thi-ft diamondt. n1i (nanllsthrbesscailat ix - -- . ~~-r-: q - - - ' . N " -- ~~- --- , I AHY NOT ) 011 LE C%ETP - - L,. _, _N .1\ 7'i' , N ~ -.-/. — I -"/ o~/ J ~i - A.: V _ IV r - - -_ i ~_~ lzii~ ' / - *4.-) ., - ,. .. C. ,. - - - . . MIXED , I ~ . %^ Our tuning fork % movement will really put her in tune with you this Christmas when you fasten a stunning Acculron watch around her pretty wrist. Every style is accurate to within a minute a month.' And no bother with winding...ever! Come in now and you'll find quite a group to select from! Owe will 116PSI is M11 Precise 11*80cl. it r,tcesssfy. QW60144 is IK a" ( LjHNiH...€REALLY - ( •L_ . ) ,-• L I. - L \ ( 'T.Z -i_ I\ - I - _________ --- ' 4 I --- ( . ' - , _____ t .u.ea'i r _'___S_\ IF _,) , " 11i 4 ç ~~_ by Dick Ccrvolli WINTHROP WINTHROP 15 THE S-I-t.-L-I-E-S-T 11 I it, N xo . / i - -' 'Z-ZJ - . - i Chic Young BLONDIE - ; so \ DAC 000 VC4J AN V ill ( yoU . '. .1. ~11"O" . 1~y~, iv, , or I II. % - • - our CARDS 0 ---. S - - t1_ ll - Of - t7s "I I %11 - -., 1 1 ", ,r MIEN,o _ - b Bob Thaves , U 14 fl) __N Bulova ron - .. I _-, ~1. . , . _ , AQE , ! t 1 k_ _ MY MONEY WAVE' WINGS ANGEL wiri4 t---- - .-----' ,_ r ,-. 4' VEAI r, - •'' t "0 I Q! ~1 ! : -I crj uii ;.S'- - - .., 11 N,I,1.,;1q iNl 1. , , I Boys & _. 3 . I ~, 1-1 _~; I %I-_ O rZ~_ - I ;~,__r. , I - I . -JEt Speed Mon Walker - 1, . - 11~1 - ~Na, - -- -- ~,l - __ _____ ',flu,rr Tomorross - - 1 .- -i _____ - I — - . f ., L' -! I -.. I - wil - - I _ -* - , - 1 Ele L- - 1 - - . - - OPE N EVE $ I I -----.- - - 5 -, - -- - .. . - - - ----. --- - -.4 ---- - - --- TW4 -. - 4 ---------- \ -- t i ~~--_ * ~ ~ With Any 510 Or More -. PAYMENT ' .1- _. I, I , N ff ~11 I , A P, o : - --------- -=- - :_ ----'-F-f'--- - - ..=. 0 - ---- -=--- '-- ---- 15, 4 k, J ,1.- 4",%.% • 5 •., ---------- - DOWNTOWN SANF0111) _.,r .. - -.=- - - 's p t itI a ktvtr si a___ U, $ I - • . -_=i. . *,tt44j,rMMCvttpe*U1I - PH 322 0244 - 3222363 112S ParkAve _ - =r -- 4 . 5 , . - - - ' ..----- -.. "'! -,;-7-E,4WQ--),,,#W "a - Sy Barry ee Fak and - L - 71 f 60 IN ist& FRENC H ' . . ,, ,1f . . STORE - - Kader Je ele s FIRESTONE I --- /I - - For Everyone! - -- - - .- I I A Bike We Have - I i1__:__.1-_!.1.&__.W THE PHANTOM Purchase open ' Ill 9 P.M.-Open Sunday T I '. 1~1- _,.~-_-~-_ . - NO DOWN i - I Key Ring . - - - _____ S roqf) P - -1 I - t.v - 0• Girls 01 20 __1 -- . a = --_ -1 I . - if t . ., ° - 43 ' ki.; Is 1 , ~,;- 1*45 ' ç' - - ; I ~, . - .,-1- ! r% , " f iff ___!_: - ,/" KI 044Fe / . -_ -_ --- -_ -_ -- Baylor presents 00 times h *stmas, - Ir I I - * -E . I notrurp htntqcurinn - --------- I '.. watch that says so I I * - ) .1 r . ,:. ~' . , - . . --%.. ) U I . W_ T40.0w, MflCt -- _47I .-. . -.. I 88" ! I ---__-_________±_____________.___ - M rr i, " Id .. - k; I r I f-7 w, -.4 51.00P ) ..~j.~Y 5~%'AOKEI 1"-5 4,1 ,.k F I) II ( - - !-, ,*I ce WP4EQ I FIT 7HE- -161-A 0 trl_ ~0 :gl, ~,; ' t i AA-10 EVERY. If you don' t think (hat Eric - ~ - I - ; 1 , *~ '. .. :1, cash his good spades and concede the last ( ,ree tricks for down one. piui niund redoubled was for htmi riess. Eric silting East d idn*t care lie would have made an it 4-1,11 Ik tirttJPI mi! South I CAPTAIN EASY It . ...- I ____ . -..,. 1,- rftx II , . i 1 = OUT OUR low trump. pairs in the world just look at -lub"bookkn, stamped, return envelope, __ sort of fixed on the bidding, _( - - . , - , "the one" . '! W,- .! fi~ ,- - ' R ~ - ' -a . 01 f - , %, _____ 111 . ____ ::t..AGE. IC 1. I 'ç.\ tv Boys Bike I kNOW' -:L' 27" 10 Speed - ( i- -' J"/ I - ____ I RE6a" J - - " 114 .. _______ . "And once he was asitured ralivA " ikty"Mike was such - "1abICTMAS • - '& i7~_ DiSCOiNT FOR I BICYCLES - -. ..N. ~11 212E FIRST ST. , I. V / 1 . - - : .t11 - J . Ij..à - -- Do 1~0t,j OMER A , rHis is TH,7WIRD Tv-~E I 7m is MOWN YAVE MASHEV UP YER CAR, ~~- ________ _________ ( • ___________ -: by He.mdah$ & Stoffel ____ - .I % I ________ %. - I CAN'T UNDERSTANP Wr4Y THEY PLANT 5E I KhES SO CLOSETO THE STREET! '' - - -;. -%v , - - 0/ Stie also cci cted a work shop for those w t3hing to Sanford Womarts' Club met at make terrahum& the club house for the DecembermeetingwlthMrs.C. The members voted to teM Flowers and Mrs J E member the patients at the Uni. %mity Nursing Homie in DeI.ight refreshments were LaM as has been done the post served prior to an afternoon of two years. brIdge games, starting at 1 p.m. Five tables were in play Fourteen inembers and one during the afternoon and Mrs. guest, Mrs. John Nuthall, Were F,. C.liarper Sr., won the award present. The two new fnmbm for high score and Mrs. Herbert present for the first time were Larson won second high. Mrs. Mrs. Stuart Fleming and Mm Al F. Hunt Raymond Murphy. u M-am - ~ , i:i __________________r - - Circle of the Deltmia Garden or Brid ge Gathers XVIMRS ________ . Social Department I I_- A - - ________________________ Members of the Periwinkle Humphrey Jackson with the GardenIa Circle as their guests. fe, Miss Joan Christmas of the . Oakdell Nursery, Apopka, & I "I : .4 L= ____ C PERIWINIKLE CIRCLE 4 - -. - - p BUNNY — : -- f; *16 LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Attend Spiritual SMICCL Then off to the social duties tha t am importart, Getting home early and resting is wise, SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21)1 md better ways and means nrtrt hiings, to t.inc dm.nd I *I$Ut. upon you. Avoid extravagance in Christmas shopping SAGIITARIUS (Nov 22 ~ to Dec. 2 1) Study flood ideas you have for advancement. Improve your health. Don' t neglect the personal side of life which can bring you added prestige. progress. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22io Jan. 20) Meditate early to set the pattem for more and s activities. Showaffection to k n and be romantic. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19; Know which friend you should cultivate more (or mutual benefit. Begin Christmas activities now on the right fooling. Extend or accept ,~_ y Metcalfe (Herald Photos by Ann ftiley) I-- - ,I' W. IMPflRT}) . -V f, I 1\ ) , - ~ ;1 - . - ., ----- - - ' - k * _~r a w. -. z ~' ALL SIZES - i 14 - i __. 1 - - 1 ,.— Sweater Coats 1 . .&I , - - i sictats i " C Otdt#s- ARIES iar I to A r 19) Contact bigwigs sociallyand . ¼.. -- I '. ( ( - - 14 - ItS __ 4- ~ X * ,: 4 swia. for tafII'u gain their favor, advict. Also enjoy those of whom you me most fond, Drive carefully. Avoid gossip. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to NI. 20) Use your intuitive faculties Being devoted to mate wgll aticnte (cars and doubts he ci she 305 647 7977 ,. ' .-" Wsbuybaiititit & contionsis, and rocks & driftwoW DECORATOR QUESTIONS / .j r,. wuleS jw,uiers - z ALL PLATSIROM LEADING FLORIDA NURSERYS / GENERAL TENDENCIES Get a good rest for the Christmas celebration and renew a right spirit within by studying lofty principles. Call loyal pals, ettiI Ccmmirca1 TX ACCOUNTS A OUR ENTIRE STOCK - __ 1 For HOME • 0 i _________ SECURITY SYSTEMS , ETEENT4 RECiiSTRARS SPECIALISTS IN ii. ES ...ETS .9CUT SICK E\E TE RE - GOOD THRU DEC. 241h. ___ - . SELECTIONS :_ ~ .*-.- - DCL TEMPORARY PPOTECTION, INC Lewis Lorry________ by (H1RE OU FOR v4CATfOJ) SENTRY SALE.1 . ____ TERRARIUMS in - .. ': *11.3. 7 - - ~. I I / . CACTUS GARDENS ~ %, _a I . ____ WALL ~ --,,,- -1 L7 Then he led theonlvcnrd BvOaseaJJ&JaintsJaeob .4 CC(1 da F 0 -1 - -- 7 7 I,— -M'-— f -* I -1 - . -1 __1r_ . — -___ TABLE FLOOR DROSCOPE 1dian and h. miid i I .. - - T.rya means earth and e'um moans home A bssutiiuUy d.sgnid a iariscape rnnIMI tO ittrattum ,.rn erofess vour **n eftativity, to wavch Ihe gtowih of gretrmtry undv plastic ot glass, and to *nhartce the decof of your Nme of a spade.Eric won with the much good done to the masses because of the fine ace and led a trum p understanding here. Teach early not lobe so opinionated, whereupon Sammy cashed the n3ture could become intolerant. Give good spiritual (lie ace and queen and led a training early, good nutrition .p, South won in his "The Stars impel, tile), do not compel."What you make of our life is largely up to 1,01J! toward dummys queen and Carroll Rigliters lndismdual Forecast (or your sign to, right heee is where Sammy separated the men from th'.. Januaty is now ready For your copy send your birthdate and S I to Carroll R ightet Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 611), boys. A le& have let tile club go Ifollywood, Calif. 90028 whereupon there %16 McNsughr Syndicate, Inc ) %-lide. 14 pass IT Pam Pau - -_ - - COWAN'S 11 JUST NO OF 434 IN LONGWOOD . , --- BLDG 400.17.92No..LONG HANGING DISH GARDENS reen — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -- PH. 834-8744 ~ Mike' s first 5 &&mLarin took his caustic criticism and Jotid_ Itedble Pass so I used 41 routinely. "And within the first month. mouUitd reprimands at (ace Double Pass fl( - CENTER heart hut Sammy hopped up 4.110762 D z%tltthrU - - ___ __________ _____ . Nick Pfeifauf and his combo (()OI) M USIC Ini r - mu Otjr1 of njom•nt w.tIl a m,nmum of You can find a terrarium to suit your any desire of need at BURDErrE'S They make beautiful and lasting gifts for any time of thai year. We have TERRARIUMS for ... GEMINI (Slay 21 10 June 21) IlilP a1tain their i and they will cotopejile with yours Use diplomsc hurt feelings. Friendship is the keynotc no% MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)Show appreciation (or loyalty and past favors Plan the future better as you are capable of @trciiter things than you have accomphshed. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Use creative abilities for a happier, more successful life. Add to worthwhile friends. Do not permit opposite sex to spoil your home life. VIRGO (Aug. 21 to Sept. 2 1)Ilome may be difficult anti you may not (eel well, but be patient and all clears up Don't - -I (See - furnhedde1thtful u listening and dancing with popular favorites from yesterday and today enjoyed by the crowd. Many beautiful gowns were seen ut the event which was - q 9 • 7 DA Y S ~~ may have. Learn. W _______ r. I -.& happy Holkiay Season as festivities got underway. I "HRISTMAS iu v HOURS ;V . ____ , 3- ~ (asaeibe Revelers set the mood for a ____________ 1- V BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS CARROLL RIGHTER'S I f2k %I ,~~ J - 1, -- / - . GCX)D .. . Augustine Catholic Church, __________ * !) Ir - r . OPENI * * AND _________ — Club. gathered for a Ctrwmas Women's -. 8A# . . - - I * ( * - G % . w" 11111 sponsored by Carriage Hill Residents - • . H1 Given By Club bers : ., It . flCCCUM) flow. Steer ilear of an Irate higher up who could take out venorn on you think conservatively. IF YOUR CIfILD IS BORN TODAY .. . he or She will Appreciate philosophies of all kinds and should have a $ooa "Well I didn't evneMgo started in this office. en "Oh, I'd have been cri.abed beyond the 'H' for 'Hobbles' before we were caMing on py, nd would have quit if it of for my reading your c4fortless convemtion. so my column about the offic-e bur. boy friend on that date asked for cat. another and then another, till et and we now are married "Instead I kept " Another victory for AppiW later even applied 0: 10=_ pliment Club'strategy on him. Psychology." "As a starter. I praised the PLE SOLLMONS ww fiehe wore ihe second da I U at the office. fl "He mere)) grunted. we stress Later. I asked for his advice making a correc diagnosis al # N . _____ TAkE 'IM HOMP Yl 1; , - I _____ REALLY X) T14AT, EAT _ . , Captured At Dance " 14 % iI I I FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23,1973 the ~! t e N ___ 0 F - YT rr I HIM' z ---4 - CD ,, -, ,r ~ ~ - -i . -- -,I V -N I lestive party celebrating his second bir thday. . PISCES (Feb. 20 to Slat. '1 0) Bring abilities to the attention of bigwigs and you get fine results Don't take any chances where your reputation is concemed. IF YOUR CIIILD IS BORN TODAY... he or the should be encouragcd in socLil life and should have in opportunity to invite others izito own home, provided you teach early to draw the Ue at whatever is bad. Your child wili have many fine ideas from early yests from~ which even the parents can benefit, so be sure to give a good education. Then the fortune will be nude early In life and retirement brings peace, contentment and philanthropy. once read that fitted sheets could be made fiom hat ones so hope one of the readers will give me the direc- p b r affairs. 141% RIAN Edards, STEVEN BIuAN son of Nlr, and Mrs. Wayne S. .3 Edwards, 125 Country Club Drive, is ca ur d at a *~~,~2~ __ p.m Show devotion to mate AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Day hours are best for sociilizing, but in,*e sure You get your work done in p.m. Impress others willi ):)ur fine talents, especially at group . . VAVI 14 ______ .1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 22 to Dec. 21) Convince yolir good friends to cooperate with you on whatever is beneficial, Pay bills. Join with fine group for recreation in the p.m. and meet charmers, too. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan, 20) Go after Information you o get ahead faster. Avoid an usoci:tc who as ira te in — —1-1 I . I ; ,~t_., _ ,:-a--, 4 by Dave Grass. ALLEY OOP i 01 0 . r ..~t I . . I - VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make necessary improvements at home. Avoid allies in p m. who arc overly emotional Take short trip with kin in afternoon for more harmony, pleasure. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Closest friends have ideas that help you attain cherished personal aims Get on the good side of an influential person inp in whale enjoying social lic SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) You now know how 1 add to your present hlccsings and should t t st eps ,rnrneJilteI) in - - ` time. Use tact with kin, friends in p.m. Buy some new items of clothing that are nattering. Avoid the social in p,m. 21) Visit with good friends dunng our spare time but don't neglect personal and intimate chores. Improve hobby. Relax in p.m. T '3 $4 j45 DOWN to )OU. We have two bvery old female boxers who sleep at the foot of her bed. Realizing th3t one day they will die, our daughter insisLr. that when they do she wants W keep their earsl This Isn' t as far out as it sounds, considering she comm-mcates utll ovith ammals and wild birds. Sbould I try to discourage her from keeping the boxers' ears after they die? PAPA BEAR ~ In -I :; - Ii 58 Plant DEAR ABBY: Aly d3ughter is 15, and I suppose you' d call her 'normal,' for today's world Her language is atro. cious, and her clothes am "stylishly disMutable," but she is a straight-A student and pla)s the clarinet in her high schwl band . - '0011)' DER '1FEDI\G You are asking some Intelligent land most Utnelyl questions shich only a lawyer can answer. I Suggest you s" "to and pay him for %hat he knows. - - I 4Bargain If we stay togetiter for seven years, ur understand our union will be considered common-law. But what If it doesn't' Can )OU help me' NEEDING INFO I - ii - so B"linning - - - IS 40 = 4lSprint. -. .I t : 35COm, WOIT1 - 34ui5utL@ DEAR ABBY: I am 20 and my boy friend is 24. We're expecting a baby soon and are very happy. We are not married, but because we are not bound to each other by marriage-only because of our lose and commitment to each other-we feel our relationship Is stronger than ote of legal ties. Neither one of us wants to get married, but I am orried about the complications that could arise in the future For instance, if one of us should die, since e are not legally married, wouldn't it be hard for the remaining one to obtain the belongings of the deceased partner' And 54NegatIy, 42Cerlatntldei r promium IL 52SIntet) 8=11candles 39 Rosters 11irdid(J.1' . I _ collections intelligently during day; use diplomacy dealing with mate. Follow intuitive hunche, more. Use care in motion. GEMI NI (May 21 to June 21) Reach * better understanding wi th asouates Spend very little in th e m Avoid one who unfriendly to your interests. Enjoy home in p.m. CHlLDRN (June 22to July 21)Fmtah work in .t9NuLsine, 22 Affft-tion . ..: . . . - -01-- - 0 " -, KI -, -,_I-le~ __ s-ewr ;~_ ,-, - _A* ~"I . Mood For Hol dayS I -9 . . 4 . - best possible :esults. Depression in the air in p.m. should not be afthCftdupofloth,ortlishy ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Getting into group affairs advances you , Use fact at home And avoid arguments Don't give in to emotions in p.m. Keep poised, churning. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Slay 20) Taie cure of bills and 4$BnmPiaatgW festival iii : -.... / time to Adopt it new attitude about friendships \ d wishes, but put your thinking cap on tightly to get the ::rk& Hv , %.-. 12ISMAU XPW* .1 .~ -& -:-? ~ ,rrilcle 6 Foritruraw talevisim 66~, stmain 21, 1973A Friday, Dec. 4- I 0 - LIL a I - r I .' I -. ..Z -''- ' - __.._.fl_- I 10 . c ., ., n - ,.', - m1.1 //. - r'\ OOC I 1 ArIIIII, - I" . ____ ____ '-i5 ,±r!_:n--rr-4--...._ -.----- I :;-_L r-t — .._.____.____I4_ -----.--.- i -.- -_-' 0-0 - - - - - �10A-The Sanford Herald -'p-,- Friday, Dec. 21, 197 ,---. __--.__-___~_ !_-____~ . . - - -- highigh l ts ___ ANTEDIs tw~iihimjdd 8.8:30 CBS CALCUCCI'S sequences" Fred has got NIGHT MOVIES "The DEPT. (Rerun) There's no himself a big toothache. Chairman" A real thriller piauic in the department when 9-11 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY starring Gregory Peck, Arthur it is discovered the money for the office picnic has dLsappeared. IREWARD!I I ".An----TOfl WAY I BECX?!ELOOOUT! Plaza Theatre 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND Rerun) "Tooth or Con- sos( Sunday FRIDAY EVENING 7 ') (2) Tn T. T INJu (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (2 Chan-ese Way (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy GrEtIitlp (9) Hollywood Squares (13) World Wheels (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) Calucci's Department (9) Fiesta Bowl Football (13) Brady Bunch (24) Washington Week In Review (44) The Bold es 8:30 (2) Something _________________ LIST 1 2 TODAY AT 2:30 - 7:30 1 Il9:20 % Saturday Times 2:00.3:45-3:35 7:30-9:20 TI 4. ader R I)igest' L a k . k .1~ . - _____ - ___ - 111 - 660 A bXISlICAL 00 Tom J00 3 FEATURES VED CAT DANCING" (9) News World News Briefs 3 EGUINOX 4. _______ (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Lost In Space 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert AnJ The Cosby Kids (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Pie Game (6) Children's Film _ House PP ill IyID *lOOV I5I (OI?III / $995 We Will - Be Closed - OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS ( I'11111 - isi l.''9Ifefn I BARGAIN la* Sb of I MATINEE We Still Have Our. ha - STARTS TODAY ne $149 p. - . - 11 -y I&Ek .OUI1GEOP(4OAiv '4CLUO1',S1J 1. 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RARE ZOOARRIVAL YOUNG MIDGET zebra walks with its mother Netherlands. It was the first midget zebra to be at the Artis Zoo in Amsterdam. The born in the 135-year history of the zoo. ' Then Declared Deductions Gave Papers Sans Strin gs a t"as S Bi ttOtis ,alth ought'ta a dds • a ug they are not ;niei,u-u to present the papers beinu used for public purposes. A White House spokesman . . . ui. POSiiiOfl iiursua} repeated taken by Nixon lawyers that R venue Service auditors d een the deed d were satisfied that the President's ix u'i.utiCuOflS or LIII. giftwas t - n ll s right and power at any time WASHINGTON tAP) - Congress hopes to pass bills raising during his lifetime to modify or . .. Socia Securi y- uCfluiiS and rrigh ting .i, usC energy crisis A . I..t remove this restriction ending a mara th on session. -If a Nixon library is estabSenate and House leaders said the energy bill, under threat of a li.shed the are to b. . rt presidential veto, was th e chief obsta cle to e nd ing the First session transferred there as soon a) of the 93rd Congress by nightfall. practicable, The compromise version of the bill would allow Congress to In denying The Associateti repeal administration fuel-saving powers within 15 days, and Of Press access to rome or the patidal' feared it could curb steps planned during the month-long pers, on Mardi 26, 1973, a White recess. , l - t - - ..." ' - IIO!,LSe aide wrote: The next session isscheduledto start Jan. 21. -As you know, the documents gitimate. Conferees who had agreed on the massive bill Wednesday night are from President Nixon's puA Nixon accountant had said planned to meet again today to Iron out difficulties in a section vate vice presidential papers earlier that the provisions of the dealing with curbs on possible windfall profits by oil companies, w hich he may make available deed were not cosidered a "w he ther or not we can get out tomorrow night remains to be at a future date by depositing restriction. It does not defeat seen," Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said as the them in a presidential Iithe purpose of the gift. , Senate adjourned Thursday. "I devoutly hope so." brary...." A White house lawyer said Senate-House conferees broke a deadlock on Social Security The letter, signed by Richard the restrictions apparently Thursday, virtually assuring 'an 11 per cent increase for 30 million C. Tufaro, then on the staff of were not considered material at beneficiaries early next year. the Naticnal Securi ty Council, the time the return was preThe bill provides a 7 per cent boost in the March check due April 3 also said the decision against pared. and a 4 per cent increase in the June 'check, accompanied by tax permitting access to the docuThe papers remain sealed increases to finance the increase nients was not based on any from public view under terms The Social Set urit and energy bills were the oni) two major need for security classification of the deed with which Nixon measures still facing House action White house officials said the turned (Item over to the Nation. 'I'he Senate, however, still had to complete action on a $1.7 billion Tufaro letter does not represent il Archives The secrecy Is not supplemental appropriations bill and the bill aimed at saving seven current policy "Apparently the unusual in the case of papers of Northeast rail systems before tackling the Social Security and letter was written before the a public official, energy measures. proper staff work was done" Nixon has taken 1-482,000 In Both cleared the house Thursday as the rush for adjournment of Warren said. income tax deductions over the the session that began last Jan. 3 gathered steam. Tularo, now a New York law past four years for his gift of the Ioth houses cleared defense and foreign aid appropriations bills, cr, saul tue letter as cleared lttix'rs. as well as measures to help Israel, increase fed eral flood insurance by the office vi the White house A Whi te house official "- and over haul manpower programs. counsel, then John W. Dean Ill. 'tatt'd restrictions on the pa are the major actions taken Thuz-sda) as both houses Restrictions on access to the pus earlier this year in a letter cleared their calendars donated papers of prominent which described tllcni as -The Senate and house sent to the White House the *73 7 billion Amiitrtcans are common, in President Nixon s Private vice defense appropriations bill, 135 billIon below President Nixon's some case' for security, in othpresidential papers. request. The bill bars shipments of US-produced petroleum to ers for privacy. Many of the That description is now dis- Southeast asia for use by foreign forces. papers of past prt-idt'nts me.e.owcd by a White House --Both houses also cleared for Nixon's signature the $5.7 billion ulain sealed J'kesnlan, who said it appar- foreign aid appropriations bill. It is $1.2 billion under the budget. flue Nixon gift is rendered intly was written without prop-The Senate completed congressional action on a bill more complex by the fact that ci staff work. authorizing $2.2 billion of emergency military aid for Israel. The he had the papers appraised A Nixon arcount.ant said IlITh vote was 66 to 9. Actual funds f or th e aid requested by Nixon are in and has bet-n deducting their ts tin access, and a stipulation the foreign aid appropriations measure. value from his income taxes. ll w t the papers go ultinwtely to senate also passed legislation to permit the adznLsslon of The late President Lyndon B. his presidential library, were women to the military service academies. Johnson apparently also not considered restr ictions that -Both houses cleared a bill expanding cover-age under the claimed tax for would have bLIiTt'd the Prt'Si. federal Flood insurance program and a bill extending protection for some papers hedeductions gave the g dent's income tax deduction endangered species of fish, fowl and other wildlife. rrnment ' - - - -. - - - - ' -_I, - _____ , , Ii - , . j - - ,, - , i JACKIE KENNEDY ONASSIS is still a photographer"s dream it s this shot of her shows (luring a recent boating trip around the sou h of. italy. , - -- ! - . * - . .--- ----- °--- _______ - - - - - nie i I h -_ 7 -- - - & -- ____ - • !_ -_____ 111111!11111111i __ - -. - ..'.-'$t'-- .. . - :: - -- r. j ___ _. I .! __1'i1_. _ ~,__ - -I-- , . 0 ,~~7 -N-, ' g I _ "-- -- - - - t ' - le -- . - nurses. - _ - _ - SEATTLE lAP) - Laura Green Is 100 today, and she's having the family in for cake. Among the joiners will be her husband of 72 years, Joshua Sr. He's 104. "Missy," as he calls her, and "Mr. Green," as she calls him, are so much of a rarity that a mathematician says there couldn't be more than six other couples in the country who both are 100. Today's milestone, expected to be attended by the couple's son and two daughters, will be observed In the Greens' Seattle home, where they still live with the aid of _ , ft~ . .... ", .. e - Centenarians Celebrate S ad • - t4 LIJ -- and 4.25 Sorry No One Under 18 El - .. / .,. month, shich will allow a shift in emphasis next year away from fund-raising and more to politics. Snider saId the campaign staff will seek changes in also I )t-n('ratir part rulr.s at the national level legislation to encourage imore state presidential priniaries ALL THE TRIMMINGS Creamy Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Buttered Peas 8 Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter Coffee Tea Milk Pumpkin Pic Friday, Dec. 21, 1973-lB i.-. -_ - u',- ;'\ i , MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Al') - Gus'. George C. Wallace i' ready to devote more time to national affairs, according to the staff at his national campaign headquarters. Director Charles S. Snider says he expects the last remaIning 1)1115 from the 1972 campaign to be paid off next FEAST - -,/ . " Wi - . - Y' _____- ..'." killed Franco's closest associ- rapa Press said the tunnel had ate, his chauffeur and a hod- been braced with Iron bars to yguard Thursday morning. But prevent traffic overhead caving despite a giant police manhunt, it in before the explosion. Wallace Busy Nationally -~_.- - - - -_ ,- -,- r-= I - __ - __ ., ., ~1-111 I i - ess - A 1= -- V-I - " _j , i xon W r . --r-..-fltr + ji ongr MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. (API - State health oRiciaLs V% re attempting today to locate 200 other persons who ate a church dinner last mnth that reportedly caused an outbreak of typhoid. A state health department physician said there was no community danger but the people should be tested for infection. About 100 have been tested. Fried fish and oysters were the main courses at the dinner. ' 0 1 j=! T-1 T wele reported. Europa Press said the killers - lax . ho t co of Typhoid Outbreak Reported 1 1 - I __ __ ;_~~__ - A' ' -1 - I plus ; 7~:-A . dicted throug - ONLY ALSO YOUR FAVORITE HOMEMADE PIE $1.75 -...- Anti-Franco sources pre- rero Blanco's neighborhood church a:1ae Cifra N u untry and speaks for the government, said crackdown on all opposition to the regime in the wake of the the killers rented a basement and states: The Internal Revenue Code duction. WASHINGTON (AP) -Presassassination of Adm. Carrero across from the church, dug a Ident Nixon certified with W requires that all restrictions as "Restrictions: none. The gilt An attachment to Nixon's tunnel under the street and put Blanco, was free and clear with no ie income tax return that he to use and disposition of a gift 1969 federal income tax return They predicted the crack- the bomb or bombs under the was giving vice presidential pa be reported on the return of the describes the gift, says it was rights remaining in the taxpayer." down would begin after the parking spot the prenuer used pers to the government free and taxpayer declaring it as a made on h 27 of that year, thr'i' day; of official mourning every mornlng when he went to ________________________________________________________________ 1ne deed, dated a year before clear with no restrictions. But or Blanco end on Monday. Mass. th.' tax return, declares that: the gift deed restricts who can The news agency Europa Cifra said the explosion -While Nixon Is President, ap see the documents and where C Press said well informed , unol- parently was set off from some ti M y no one can have access to the are to be deposited. tidal sources told it the police distance away because elecdonated papers without his The tax return declares' had identified one of the assas- trical cables were discovered written permission. Nixon's "Restrictions: None" S SPACE (.'ENTER, Houston ( AP) Skylab 3's astronauts began their sixth week in space today and flight controllers report they're working at peak efficiency after some early rough spots. Gerald P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson had a packed experiment schedule on the 36th day of their planned 84day space voyage. As for the astronauts' working habits, flight director Phil ShaRer told newsmen Thursday, "These guys seemed to have settled down with no problems at all. They're working right on liii' time line. I'm real pleased with them." NEW YORK lAP) - Energyminded shoppers are buying mire practical gifts this Christmas - even if they won't fit in a stocking or under a tree, report some of the nation's leading department stores. An Associated Press survey of department stores In nine cities showed sales were healthy. But tight fuel supplies and lower living room temperatures have spurred some changes in buying habits. Perhaps the greatest impact is being felt in clothing departments where the emphasis appears to be on war in clothing sqs o -.- - -- I . Franco came down with a mild we're believed to be a small case of the flu today, and his group of anarchists. A commudoctors advised him not to nique issued In Bordeaux, attend the funeral of France' claimed th blast was assassinated Premier Luis the work of ETA, the Basque (..arrerolllanco later tntheday. separatist organization, which the Cifra news agency reported. has long been at war with the Despite his illness, Franco Franco government. But the received Vice Pg-jdentGerald head of the Basque exile govK Ford, sent by President Nix ernment said he believed the on to represent him at the fu- communique was a fake. The government said only neral, for 15 minutes at El Pardo Palace, on the outskirts of that the assassination was a "critiiinal attack" and did not Madrid. The Illness of the 81-year-old speculate on the identity of the chief of state only a day after assassins. President Nixon sent Vice the assassination of his closest associate emphasized the un- President Gerald R. Ford to certain state 61 Spain's political represent him at the funeral to. leadership. BUt althoüg? day. Nixon also sent a message Franco has suffered mild ill- of condolence to Franco. nesscsat least twice erhierthis The 710-year-old premier was year, his health is reported generally good for a man of his killed as his cliauffeurst.arted to dri v e away front Adn. Carage. Practical Christmas Gifts (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Wrestling 8-00 (2) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) Partridge Family (44)Boxing From Olympic 8:30 (6) MA S H (9) suspense DANCING qi. 1 6:00 (2) News (6) News ; T he Untouchables 6:30 (6) News (9) Reasoner (2) News 7 C'J (2) America () Hee Haw .-. -_____________________ U'1cstS .a - Skylab Working Well EVENING 111 MnLthiv, Spain (APi Generalissimo Francisco (C A_..I_ ej rr y- --,_-.-r. ..r-p1 -p TheSanford Herald Franco Mi ss es Blan co Funeral WASHINGTON iAP - Two weeks in the vice presidency haven't changed Jerry Ford. When he strode Into a Senate committee room Thursday for a news conferj'nce, press secretary Paul Miltch intoned: "The vice pmesident of the United States." Ford stood there grinning. "It sounds awfully important doesn't it?" he said. "I'm not used to W.I. yet." - 2344 Park Ave. Sanford I nearly 80. News Briefs 1-,' DINNERS , ___________________ (13) Winter Park 5y phony (24) Zoom .(44) Movie 2:30 (24) Electric Company 3:00 (13) Peter Gunn Ul.t fT1vv,v 3:30 (13) Peter Gunn 4:13 (6) PInocchio In Space 4:30 (2) Nashville Music 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights 9) W1de Wcr!d (6) Sounding Board (9) Wide World of Sports 5:30 (2) Explorers " ( from$295 1 \ tOn ' Sanford InnA J Dec.23s2425_j is Ford Unchanged IULt / ______________________- 200 (2) NFL Football (9) Movie %1nO(a I siun to all West European counIsraeli Foreign Minister tries. Israel, Romania, Algeria Abba Eban was in speak at the and Tunisia, and the highlights afternoon session, United Natioiis Secretarywere taped for broadcast in E,astern Europe. "We do not General Kurt Waldheim pre. embark on these talks with sided at the ceremonial opening false expectations," said Kb- session and told the delegations singer. "In the months ahead there was no need to remind we will know success and I dare thetii of the concern of the in. sa we will know deadlock and erru $Ofl1 community or success of our deliberations" perhaps despair National 1/1 _ Iw T-0 (74) NFL Football Of Steak - '- j ¼IFIIIIFIJ 1 45 SIZE 6 01 75 ,, iT .., NP_11= .4-11 WASIIIN(1'lON tAP) - The White house has announced President Nixon's selection of career foreign service officer G. McMurtrie Godley to be U.S. am"iwidor to Lebanon. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected Godley's nomination to be an assistant secretary of state in July on the grounds he was too closely identified with theNixon administration's Indochina policies. Manhattan or Martini _-,((-rn ft*If'( 5'h Pvit'.c" i' tfl Ovd*e And Sqv,d I. Idaho PtaU uc Am CP4wI '-id (.-% P"v 03) Mov i e AI l'i KING Ptah Playoff 1 I . , -. .-t. .__ .- WN . _ ___._N W.. . WW -_ - - . '\ $ 1 ,---'r.. '. .-r - / BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON / t(UJ43j, 'ROØ$( . i /1 5Q *anth Cut Ss,Is' (9) Action •73 (44) Combat 1:30 (2) Divisional _________ ) ' DAILY SPRW Festival SJhLQJ fOG - MONSTER Wk FROM SPACE" I : DRINKS DON'T MISS (9) Tarzan & - I , \ -,T - Godley To Lebanon HAPPY HOUR \ , P M DAILY p u I AND HIS RAND Dance to your fnors'e tunes from 830pm U'-I? Everything's V. 71~~ _11 munist Party chief, JOIN Us At Ma / VICTORIA, B.C. (AP) - Th( bodies of 21 crewmen from the sunken freighter Oriental Monarch were found Thursday night, the Canadian Search and Rescue Headquarters said early today. The bodies were found 15 miles east of the spot where the 10,051-ton ship is believed to have gone down. The bodies were floating within a 500-yard radius of each WASHINGTON (AP) - A military-civilian power struggle appears to be growing behind China's placid facade, U.S. intelligence sources report. Indications of increasing political tension In mainland China have threaded through reports reac hing here over the past several months much of it believed to stem from the maneuvering of opposing factions for dominance in the event of Mao Tsetung's death. Mao, the Chinese Com- Sound" By. 13 WN - - China Power Struggle ) I The Counrry paivan .Z.'-_** GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) "Let us all resolve here today ty. But a correspondent In Gen. they can take up negotiating with Israel. Wa!dhebii said their goal The first Arab-Israeli peace that we will overcome hatred." must be a "just and durable eva for lass, the Soviet news positions. This view prevailed The first order of business at conference in the 25-year exisGromyko warned that "the peace in the Middle East." agency, reported that Egypt, when Secretary of State Henry the ceremonial opening sesi1on knee of the Jewish state opened fire of war in the Middle East "None of us, I know, under- Jordan and Israel "later might A. Kissinger and Soviet Foreign was a welcoming address by today with Henry A. Kissinger niay flare up at any moment." estimates the difficulties of the be Joined by other delegations, Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, United Nations Secretary-Gencalling on the two sides "to "Any delays In obtaining a talks ahead," he said. "But the above all, the Syrian delega. the conference cochairmen, eral Kurt Waldheim. Gromyko break the shackles of the past settlement could be dan- very fact of this conference and (ion." met for two hours Thursday and Kissinger also were to and to create at last a new hope gerous," he declared, the willingness of the governAs the Middle East peace night to Iron out procedural speak. for the future," Egypt's foreign minister, Is. ments concereed to respond to conference opened in the Pal. wrinkles. Kissinger, the American see- mail Fahmy, indicated one of this new effort to find a just and ace of Nations, Indications were There was a possibility that retary of state, spoke after So- the deadlocks that Kissinger lasting settlement is a source of that the real bargaining would The Egyptians did get an im. the delegation chiefs from isviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. predicted. lie insisted that Is- encouragement and hope for all not begin until January despite plicit promise, however, that rael, Egypt and Jordan might Gromyko accused Israel of raci must pull back from all mankind." Egyptian demands for imme- their bid for an Israeli pullback not make their opening statecreating an intolerable territory occupied during the The seven tables around the diate discussion of a dis. will be taken up in January. mews until Saturday. But an situation in the Middle East and 1967 Six Day War including council chamber were assigned engagement of military forces They are stressing that Presi- Israeli spokesman said Foreign warned that "the Arab cause" Arab East Jerusalem. Israel to Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, on the Suez front. dent Anwar Sadat must show Minister Abba Eban did not had the full support of the has said repeatedly that it the United States, the Soviet The Israelis have insisted for concrete gains soon to maintain want to speak on the Jewish Soviet Union. Kissinger and would not give up all the cap. Union and the United Nations, weeks that they will have to the position of leadership In the sabbath, which runs from sunGromyko are the conference tured territory and that it would Syria is boycotting the con- await the results of their na- Arab world that has enabled set Friday until sunset Saturcochairmen. never relinquish East Je- ferenre, and its table was emup- tional elections Dec. 31 before him to enter direct negotiati'rnc day. The historic conference rusalern, which Jordan seized -opened 40 minutes late with the in the 1948 war. I -_ chief antagonists, Israel and The opening session !asted Egypt, at opposite sides of a for an hour and 25 ininutes, ther. =_~ 27 Crewmen Drown bombings were blamed on the Irish Republican Army. 1=08 THE Archie AJQQD B -' 6 04__~ :_~ (6) ______________________________________ _______ (7SadbM -.--. n-..-- Arab- Israeli Peace Confab Opens - LIVE PIIFRTAIrEPJTIrJ -. Kissinger Urges Conciliation LONDON (AP) - Two bombs exploded outside the Hilton Hotel while hundreds were dancing at Christmas parties. The streets were empty because of heavy rain and no one was hurt. One bomb was in a package near Lie main entrance and the other was planted in or near a car behind the hotel In the exclusive Mayfair district. The country. 59 - = - Bombs Explode In London MARTIN COMEDY iiouii THE PROFITS This special ( This odd shoe has the Odd examines the Increasing in. Couple as roastees tonight, volment of big business co. when Jack Kiugman and Tony porations in the production and Randall take the usual barbs marketing of food In this 12:00 (2) Jetsons cio (2) Emergency MONSTER ES - ON FOOD- GREEN GROW 13.11 NBC TIlE DEAN ______ AFTERNOON (6). Baileys Comets (9) Yogis Gang (24) MistRogers Neighborhood (44) Rev. Don Stewart 9:00 (2) Addams Family (9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour Dimensions -. - Private 1030 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (2) News (6) News ', Bowling 9:30 (6) Bob Ne,hart Show (44) Bobby Goldsboro 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Griff (13) Delphi Bureau (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11:00 (6) News (9) News (44) Night Gallery 11:13 (9) News 1130 (2) Nev ) (9) (44) Fright Thea tre 12:00 (2) Movie 1:15 (2) Thriller yj Nite Movie ......'. (44) Leroy Jenkins (24) Contemporary ____________________________ AT 's MANS" 1:00 Ml thi it. pr Almanac 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) The Fllnstones (9) Cartoon Carnival (44) TBA 7 :30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The (h.n ('bi (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain of Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) Lidiville (6) Fllntstones (9) Bugs Bunny 8:30 (2) Inch High (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith Sho.' (13) Adam's Rib 10:00 (2) Dean Martin (13) Special Fri.-Last NIte I I 6:00 (6) Grower's Theatre as Parked Here! I SATURDAY MORNING (13) R oom 222 (24) Masterpiece s Th eatres Favorite Martian Lassie's Rescue Rangers (I)) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:70 (2) Star Trek (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24) MistRogers Neighborhood 11:00 (2) Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady KIds (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Josle And The Pussycats IA% •àT -I(ii) Peter Gunn (44) The Munters y - other, a spokesman said. The search for the 13 crewmen still missing was continiung, the spokesman added. The crew was predominantly Taiwanese and Filipino. : 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT and SPECIAL Jose Feliciano i: Dean (in .1 funny rri:ov I,ack azz as tiuught host. counselor bit, and Dean Joins duet of "Brush Up u.s guests will include Sha Na Mike in a Your Shakespeare." Dean solos Na, Linda Ronstadt, Roger McGuinn, Fresh Flavor with to "AS Time Goes By." Ihchle havens and Clarence 41 ABC NEWS CLOSE-UP Carter. r Moore Show (44) Ceieit. (6) (9) Special All Nile Movies (44) News Needles & Pins 9:00 (2) () . from Dean's guests who include Mike Connors, Ruth Buzzi, Soupy Sales, Loretta Lynn and Jack Carter. ML'is Ruth Theatre (13) Paul Lynde Show )ufld.inL' (9) Movie (2) Television 111 Night Gallery (13) Pt•ler Gunn (2) Tonight Show (44) Unshakled(6) Movie God's Freedom (9) flftI Ca.ptt T (fl (2) flL' Ic h Csidy 1:00 (2) Midnight Roll Out (13) Ckfd Couple (24) Performance 9:00 (6) S (44 ) MOVn? (6) Lvvkv 4 11:30 Greco to Jason" Jason takes over tonight mainly because he 9-9:30 ABC ROOM 222 "El has fallen in love. S . rt Ti me Previews TV Ihul and Anne Heywood. - - - `~ I ~_ a _ - -_ Ib') rrT _ - ov. - ----'-- --- - - - ' _-- - , - �- ----..----..- -.-.---- ______ - ______ ii-- '.-.- 8A. 2B—The Sanford Herald IN00%;w"Wok Friday, Dec. 21, 1973 tli g :: lam - At Lyman Wres n _________ Classic __________ 4 "O FLORIDA ,~,, 01` 2q : . , F ISTIC H ounds __ , 1... I:-, - "I--. , , ... __ I :. : I It . i .............. S econd!.-. -- - . . § I t, _ ; --- - ...-, ....... -i ---•- -•••--• - ' went on in Milwaukee this past Tuesday night. Mike Quarry was schedi -g. pinned his foe from Colonial row the Greyhounds have The 113 division sported one and Evans and took a 10.2 captured their own tourney, - . . __ 11 i . A i ': to fight Karl Zurheide in the main event. AL%o an the a" was Sanford's Vic Perez, as the "Celery I City Clouter" accompanied Mike and his manager,k-Cat promoter Pt'tc Ashhrk, up to S% to do battle wth weltreiht Bobby Jj Li I i i a s Iiiiiii .,j Thefmrstfourroigxjs belonged to Perez, as he little trouble with the allowed himself to get caught with a looping right hand unmediately the local pugilist retreated to the ropes and began , bob and weave, a Perez trademark Before Crawf ord could do any danWe whatsoever the referee Sam Ciancictia stepped between the fighters and stopped the bout, awarding Crawford a TKO ctcrs after 1:55 of the f ifth round MW - §!~~__ r , '! - . -,y :. , ... r. ' . . , . - = LL - I CA .-i - _____ - - .tJn- r - ''t - __4 4wr going for him. His hook, his jab, everything. The, guy stimed him, but Pe;-ez was nevtT hurt and I don't diiAk he was even close to going dowTL I would have to say that it was one of the worst calls I have ever seen If that had been all that happened, it was more than enough, __--1 - ~ —_ -7M- - . - - - -; - Jimmy Willlamslftherewasany reason tostop the fight? --no, no way. Man, I'erez was beauuiai He had everything -JiA,j_ !~T-~______ - -.- - - - - --- - 1 tourney. Ifarrison went on the the win. mat three times and Colomb Brinker opened the tourney twice, wi th a 9-0 win over promising The 120 match was over Tribe grappler .Mike Hartwick seconds after It started. followed by pins over Metro Richards scored quickly' with a op ponents Taylor and Sdortino. - . ' - ] takedown and 48 seconds into Barrett came via a pin over - — ____ I __E7___ - gfq ii% - ' . ~~ - __ thie next day with a pin over final m.atch not involving a Tribe's John Spotski followed county wrestler. In the contest -SF=i_ - - Ift. ~ ,~ - ___ I by a decision over Don Leesburg's John Harrison " -_.. -'.nllwi'$din of Bi$hnp Moore drove up a 7-4 adanthe ° _ f __ - -__.; . - ___ -'=i Richards had decisioned Buccaneer Glenn Fennel ' 0wrles Adams from Mainland BranUey's Alpha Franklin 4 .' t. k and late B ome s second ~~_ V rnon sat1 iriidual title of the night In the 127 classification Guy when he ousted Evan's ma - ~__:_~~ ~` ~~ 7 - - . ti Campbell brought another Jeff Morse 7.0 Franklin scored , , -I. i ;_.,~ , 1~ . individual honor to the two first period points on a Greyhounds when he took a 5-0 takedown and continued in the . nod from Hornet At Mathers. third stanza with a reversal and . -Campbell scored in the fint near fall for the win. period on the traditional In the 168 contest Mainland's A takedown. In the second two- Joe Mix gave District Champ tiiiflutes he started In the down Bob I3rucatoa difficult Line, but position and quickly gained a not too difficult as the point by escaping. lie added can* away with the win Hound LYMAN'S DOUG PETERS, a 106 pound dynarno, dumps Mainland's 4-2. two more wi th a takedown The match featured two Kim Conway in finals of the Lyman Invitational Wrestling Tournament before the scoreless third -stalling" penalty points Thursday. P~ters went on to take the championship win. period. awarded to each player. In d lerald Photo Cherwa) In a fierce county battle addition both grapplers scored Patriot Bruce Rice came out on one escape point. The margin of - ~ L__ - ,j, _- __ __ - 5M - - The main event was described as a slow fmnht similar styles but Quarry was clearty the master and took the nod on al.1 thrm- judges' cards, W-96,9745, and /Jter the decision was announced, and well received I may add, a 2401mund ex-fighter by Un name of Ron Walla came charging into the ring after Quarry. Seeing Jimmy y,'fflL&J pushed aside, Mike's friend and numager Pc;e Ashlock. the local boxing promoter and Sports Stadiwn owner ". ped between the raging Waua and his fjgh, , - ues; Punch Wal.la started to rpach for Astflock and that was the last ftg he did. AsMock's right hand that traveled no more than sU Inches caught the former fighter Walla flush In the face, dropping him, Wood.v and unconscious. The punch, called by the Milwaukee Papers "We best one thrown all night," was loudly cheered by the fans in attendance. The only trouble is that Ashlock's hand was not wrapped with gauze, like a fighter's would have been, consequently it broke three places Won the impact with Wal.la's face. 1 So, the rons1n with a victory f or Quarry,a loss for Perez and a broken hand for Ashicek. That is some way to say "Merry Christmas." __ --__T -- JJ4. - - _.j . . " '- •" -- -. e -. ONCE OVER LIGHTLY, PLEASE . _ tminley • U • By Cronin jury in his final days in office, forma lly ruled Th ursday that Manager Dick Williams still is C C . *) - , f .M Y . ":', I r . / ' It k - 1; I SKIING Anne-Marie J t 10th oehl, the defer p - we in - TOUGh BUCKET ACTION IN ORLANL)O TOURNEY Evarca ers'63-55 FOOTBALL PHlLADELPHIA - 0 J , . Simpsion of the Buffalo Bills a'nd* ' - 4 Penn State All-American tadback Jonu Cappdileita won the 1973 1asweU Football Club award&- Simpson being named . the outstanding profesional and Cappelletti the top collegiate Metro Is Orlando Tourne J I ,y Iferald Correspondent r , , Pats E . ' l ' to F0RD - I) PARTS & SERVICE DEPT. WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY ii p nners Wi I I' NEW YORK (All) - Santa season last weekend witha IL-0 Claus will conic early for four showing That put the over-all 4- ' "i • '..Lri'a' I 'L;: I c.i,,.i Ip,u,n , '- f. ' Carefree Flowers V P?re SOUTHW - - - - - - •,,m , UJIJsJ - '.-1"-.' overtimes - - - - Rotary First Round /dO('rson Broladus "°'' n 1)9, E I Irish Cagers Instruct Denver,99-59 $4 Bridgewater 92. UNC Cir"nowo By KEN RAPPOI'ORT said Notre Dame Coach Dick Denver Coach Al harden, Carolina trimmed Virginia Associated Press Sports Writer Phelps, whose team certainly "Notre Dame is a fine ballclub Tech 83.78 and Providence Notre Dame's players hit the didn't look too studious putting and deserves its No. 3 rankmni. siiiasheil William anti Mary 105ibooks all week .. and then gave the Pioneers away 99-59 Thurs. There's no way possible to 75. Denver a lesson in basketball. day Wght. match up against the Fighting With Dandey the big ., ,-~rer, "We had an average of six "They are certainly one of the Irish. Notre Dame soared to a 52-30 guys out studying each day," top teams in the na tion," said Freshman Adrian Dantley lead at the half. Before the lop. itlatiP thint's happen for the ci.1 tintst nil .1 rr" third.rated Irish, scoring 21 Notre Dame's players saw ac. points. He helped get his mates (ion. However, nobody play ed 1973 IN REVIEW by Alan Mayer _____________________ together, in the modern termi- more than 24 minutes. August nology. John Shumate added l6points - .. In other action involving the to the Notre Dame offerise tough Kissimmee team 69-66. Patriots are a Central Florida The Blue Darters Like the 1<0w- independent, The Darters come in to the boys are a member of the contest at 1-1 with an mmiressire 71-54 decision over Mount Dora. Marcus Riviera is expected to lead the locals in the scoring nt..r "'. -----------' ' '-"''- --- -- - ' - .-.----, ' games this year he has totaled 'j,r 208 points and considering he I A f f441'F/0P P455'2 , "i= sits the bench against lesser ,(,%A 49'oflPY do,,'t ;YM4,,':-? 77Zt. opponents it makes him one of I C?fAMP/O,V/'/P8 I"/7" 7#10" 22"/v'/ the outstanding cage players in the state. Expected to start For Jay I VI Hoover's Pat team at the for__) v ard spots will be Anthony Cal-" fT 01'1c4qg44,qpj/ 'luis and David Nelson. These '1M'5I, 7'F14'E4W C4,4P), two juniors have been the main1R'' ZF.%'Y1iV777Zf/.V stay of the Brantley rebounding corps. a. I i tX/ The remaining t wo satart,ers - ' " should be 6'i" junior Steve -liargis and 1 0 junior 1(u) 1 2 Howling. The Pats are in the I/ un'quc situation of having no seniors on the team as the ;. ct'ias" school has no 12th graders. "\ Before the varsity team huts ti [ - 3201 S. Orlando Drive PRO\lu'lE1 1- ETE ASIILOCK C /1, , 4 (Hwy. 17-92) — Sanford . . .Betpunchofthenig,ht -. - -- :-, ' , Ph. 323.7150 Jai iJai ResuIts Th 'nday's Results sm-- ~ 1-z" 1_il I 4 i Wjr,v4-J 1-I a ø "-" SM 1$ 1 4$ o*..l. It-Si .r "fl ------------ir.r 1*1)1, $ *rii • 11. c - ___ -. 1* 1 4M j U.$ S. 6_ø lIt I i.'r,i Tan1!~ - _ = CARNATIONS ftz 14$ iw""" . ¶1$ 7: 4-M 3. J va ( i ) us ' &4y 4 eN a - 4_s 15 M 4_s U1 Ill H'eci No Soil - No Wafer No Care (145 cai. Ii 'U4IIA* Ii ___ ,,r.i. ___ Mae - 1 4$ 4 N' HANGING BASKETS All Typ - Large or Small 11A 134 4 *,$ S t7ft ,_io_hu1 1i 1 from $329 to $995 ____ 1 (I - fl. • -' .' - - ' ' . - - - , - Ja ck Prosser rut-u o. fi C S. Hwy. 17-92 & L. Mary Blvd. Sanford Ph. 322-1481 W. Park 644-8916 t I -2 The Brantley jayvees are led this year by sophomore hill Wall. He has added most of the punch to the baby Patriot rif. tense this year. It is expected that this will Lx' Wall's Last year at the L'rantlev facility as rezoning boundaries will send hint to the I.o,igwood school. ' ' 1 I the court at 8 p.m. Mike Gibson's junior varsity squad goes on court at 6:30. - 991C - -. We are cooperating to conserve energy. SEA MOSS (14I 14lU 7 M - .ti.t4s tT$. An. I ANGEL PLANTS 89c 'I. - r I a $i_, 744 Qualify Plants And Flowers At Discount Prices. '. t ._4 -- )-fl $!4*44 4 J n F.". , 7, is fl ai l 14 fi - ,, 7 I" New Sales Department Hours (NEW & USED) 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday thru SaturdayClosed Sunday 4$ i tasc / i is I I...ASIRI ~ ' - i at Miami r - __ OPEN DAILY (MON. thru FRI.) FROM 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. '-- . - 66"""~,""7 SUNDAY Cmnc,nnati U0-4 ' Scores -: I. n - - Billy Kilmer's latest hospital stay with a nervous stomach 1wthIpni aInna pith a otmnv- legged Sonny Jurgensen, don't Paul Brown. the Cincinnati teartis this weekend. He'll stuff cent. Before getting to the nitty- add up to good news for the mentor who has forgotten more their stockings with visions of Super Plurus and doRars and gritty, let's talk some more 'Skins. But it does add up to ... football than a lot of coacMs ""a" dollars and dollars about those dollars All players VIK'NGS , REDSKINS 20 ever learn, may regret that he itie jolly old fellow will pay a in the four playoff games this Pittsburgh (10-4) at Oakland taught one pupil so well return visit to one team on Jan. weekend will earn 1-14th of i 94-1) That pupil, of course, is Don -Lightning, despite the ResuIt% 13 th the real thing-money. their regular season pay. The saying, has been known to Shula. who played under Brown By The Associattid Prost ES His largesse will even provide conference championship stri ke twice in the same place. at Cleveland. Fairfield $4. Villanova 58 some dough for the losing team games -schedu ed for Dec. 29 But that doesn't mean that the Even though Miami is the ProvidencelO5 Wm. & will proside $8, in the pe r Bowl at Houston and Dcc 30 Su CCNY 66, Brooklyn Col, 60 Steelers can win in the same heaviest favorite in the week 5W for each player on the fluke manner Umt they beat end's four playoff games, the hat Sunday afternoon. The Washington Redskins, winning teams and $5,500 for Oakland in the 1972 playoffs. Bengals can't be too lightly reSOUTH Citadel !ia, Gtorgia St. SS who got the loser's share in Su- the losing players. If you've forgotten, Pitts- garded. Wright St 76, M860118 S1 per Bowl Vil, collide with the The Super Bowl Vill win- burgh's Franco Harris made a Virginia Si. 13), Savannah St. Alter all, Cincinnati, statMinnesota Vikings, who had the ning payoff will be $15,000. The shoestring catch of a deflected LoUilliana $I 13, Samford 60 Furma-i 69, Davidso 62 loser's share from Super Bowl losers get to cry over S71,500 - pass and scored the touchdown pri6singly, was No. 2 in offense 74, Tem . Tech 72 S. IV, in the first of the Four plus, of course, the $85o0 they that gave the Steelers a 13-7 in the AFC,- compared to the rit Carolina 13. Va. Tech 75 Dolphins' o. 4 rating. And deearned in t1w conference cham- %ictory. kend playoff games. __ fensively, the Ekengals wound . In SaWriday's second game, pionship contest. Oakland's defense, No. I in . MIDWEST the Pittsburgh Steelers take on Now for the business at hand: the American Conference, up fifth, while Miami was seeDame 9V. Denver 9 Tf,ledo _ J2, St Mairy's, Calif 63 the Oakland Raiders, who had SAT'URDAY should be enough to counter ond. 13, N. Iowa 55 Nebratka the- ioser's share of the purse in Washington (10-4) at Min- Pittsburgh's third-ranked deLet's say that Cincinnati will ° nesot.a 1122) — The Vikings fense. Su per Bowl II. Racine 81. Gustavus Adolphus 68 the spr ead, but not the beat -_ .Sunday's card features a pair have a healthy quarterback and ,More important, the Raiders Dolphins and call it ... DOL• ..i Is',,.,' kth W,..4iin,,tnn tInCf1't Uiri ..I..., i's 'tt''s". E ST DII'.' If4If'. ''1 tia UIICII3V. UIU IIJ.IIU &U PuNS 23, CINCINNATI 18. 93, Calif- Fullerton 69 the joys of the winners' purse nesota'sFranTarkentonwihlbe Th e Steelers were sixth , but Fresno St 96, N T. St 95. 2 Los Angeles U2-2 at Dallas and the despair of the losers' at the throttle of an offense that figure is misleading be- (104) The oddsmakers like shares the Dallas Cowboy's which finished fourth in the Na. cause No. 1 quarterback Terry the Cowboys by about a field FAR WEST and the Miami Dolphins. The tional Conference compared Bradshaw, was out part of th e goal, give or take a half..point. Ath in Action 40. Brigham Young Cowboys, Super Bowl V lose rs to Washington's No. 10 ranking. season. And even though the Redskin but winners for Game VI, play A victory by the Steelers Bradley SO, Washington 76 'the Rains, however, should 53 Cal Poly SLO 74, Sacramento St the Los Angeles Rains. The defense,sUi(ms(icaily. is it shade would be more dramatic be- pull off the lone upset this Dolphins, losers in Gaine VI but better than Minnesota's - cause of the severe injury prno- weekend. Why'I Well, Uiere are &AMIanill 69, Seattle 63 triumphant last year, play the Washington was fourth in total lems the team had, and Pitts- a number of reasons. but the * TOURNAMENTS defense, the Vikings sixth Cincinnati Bengals. burgh is probably the sentimen- chief one is Chuck Knox, who Union Let's pause briefly to reflect Minnesota played a tougher tal favorite of many, but sen- worked miracles with the Rams Fiut Round that this Fearless Football schedule. timent doesn't win ball games. in his first seawn as heati Hiram ll?, ivnials 14 MI Un,on 98, Rochester Ttch 71 Washington quarterback ...RAIDERS20.STFELERSI7. coach. Forecast completed the regular ApopkaQu i nt Brantley basketball squad Apopka at their home site. The Patriots stand 4-3 on the looks to make its Clirlstiiias a -little happier Friday night when year after pulling one from the rp . i -. : FOREST CITY - The I;ikt, tile), tmt the Blue Darters from fire on Tuesday. They topped a Orange Bell Conference. The CK . i D I , ir• • uy''...n o t • N 0 TI C I JA - .6 t- -I seconds and took the lead in the standings with a total points to country-womantr xel's 35 WALL - I ' —i HEAT - U . - I ;~ le ________ _____ = ,, iiiiiii.."t On a contract with the Yankees. . Later, Hook signed with the federal court suit against Hams "until this entire matter Tigers. Then, Cronin dropped what is settled to our complete satismay be a historic baseball faction." Finley praised Cronin's deci- bombshell, refusing to accept a sion, saying it would be use contract signed by Williams beginning of an end to man- with the Yankees 1ast week. fie agers and coaches jumping ruled that Wi lliams still is tander contract for two ri lore yeai-s contracts ," a . 41~. ~ . to lie said he would not drop a '- T . , wi th the 4'3, the club he quit immediately after it won the World Series championship In October. Finley, who Filed a federal ri-*irt çiit Ti;.'cdy to prevs'nt - ., - , I ~ : -.. r - '. . - I I% - - joining kees or any other baseball club t - Ma .ay of hearings in which personally swore in Houk, Wilunder contrat with Finley and hams, Finley and executives of the A's. the Tigers and the Yankees. Finley, speaking in Chicago, First, he announced his dcclsaid he would have no comment on whether he was willing to sion regarding Honk, who rerereotiate with the Yankees iii signed on the final day of the 1973 season with two years to go regard Williams. ft . . of BOSTON (A?) — Charlie In a rela ted case, however, Finley, the controversial owner Cronin ruled that Manager of the Oakla nd Athletics, held Ralph Houk now is wi th t he Dc. the trump hand and the New trolL Tigers, and the Yank ees York Yankees were wi thou t a have no right to any cornmanager today while pondering pensation for the 1nc of their eir next move. a. boss. American League President Cronin, af ter conferring with Joe Cronin, sitting as judge and kiai'euneL enlieci a hurried 9 . 4 1ie, ,e1so in the first uc ii&iru per only trailing by four minutes of tile second six, 4640, wriod behi nd U outs tanding' q uick b' For firsttime since is oar work o ,e Davis nunery Cook coupivuwmui two inception three years ago, the brothers, Kenny and Ronnie free throws by center Head and NEW YORK - Bill Camp. inel Star a Annua ter Ilicky theTornad os were witiin two, bell, hfl assistant coach at Bsketball The com bined to ts 46.44 with ver seven minutes ton College, was named heaij Tournament will have a Metro 9" Darryl Dawkins X13 pound still remaining. 0 mach at Cot Conference team as it S frame in check, while they It was at this moment in the champion. gathered in rebounds and game that Pompano's basket BMEBALL TME wai guaranteed scored from in close. got i on as theyfailed to SAN DIEGO — A Superior Th ursday In the Winter U make a single shot from the Court judge refused to freeze Park am when Evans and shooting of Jeff Linville and his floor - for the next four minutes ~, the assets of the San Diego Winter Park scored convincing floor play nad'the *'game going of action. Padres and block the baseball victories over Pom pano Beach their way. Dur ng this me the Trojans team's move to Washington, ; and Martin County, respec- The east coast squad seemed were able to run off nine D.C. to lose their poise 'nd uru'nswered points, salti ng the open ing semi -final the t h both ,•Ii heir game away and placing th ans of vis p,. ic ked top Hound Jim I(owarth with different-v was a first period _7_ ' mw Keep Your ttwiiiselvrs into lb.' fina s ynard r.vans auViaflecu to unru louis Will) WHATCHAMACALL IT two againstarchnvalWinter Park. the finals by taking the minutes to play in thover e quarter, Warm With A measure of a towering, third forcing coach Fred Conley to The wildcats were again Pompano Beach quintet substitute. From that ranked point on without the services of their I asos Electric Evans took over and outscored stellar guard Sta n Pietkiewicz 63.5& ieui by a balanced scoring Pompano till half time 9.2 to but they didn't seem to miss WEATHERTROW attack tha featured the guard take a three point lead Into the him as they smashed 10th m play of senior Charles locker room, 28-25. ranked Martin Count)' 5339 PUMP Thii, Wilkerson and junior Vernon third period was a give 9 - 0 CALL ... IA by the all around play of ~" ;*LUMBING & Hair. tile Tiujaiiii upped their and tike affair until tf.- threp HEATING, INC 't-tjJ 8-1, while ininult' mark. With the score Jesse Cleveland, (lie Wildcats never looked back after scoring .. dropping the Golden Tornado's standing 38-36 the Orange , 1007 S, Sanford 3224%2 1, Countv snuad tried to null away tile first basket with only five it) &2. 4W I. -__ After watching their six point behind the shooting of forward seconds of elapsed time on a drive by Chip Bondurant. first peri od lead of 17.11 JeffSrnith,butacoupleolquiek Evans was able to answer-back-buckets by Lin. They ran up the score to 18-8 and come back. The yule kept his team In the fight at the period, 32-18 at the half shake it off [ Golden 'fornados had outscored as they heard the buzzer ending and 48.28 after three periods. -. . -- 16. - Shor Both wrestlers drew opening grappler. IIJ.4I*a tapeS Séiwyct Cajiw bad £,.0 l4 eksh i,i Lii." uillj A, ANWIFEW the match he pinned Leesburg's DeLand's Chavers and a 5.2 Reed Sawyer. score over Mainland's 139 . b ' with Colomb valiantly trying to 4-2. After a standstill in the Fans Protest The fans in attendance began to throw thjngs into the j,g in disgust, while vocally objecting in no uncertain terms. The promoter in Milwaukee, HarrySimos, raced over to the ref and the two of them first exchanged w ords, th en th rea ts , then pushes, and Imally — believe at or not the referee and the promoter started swinging at each other. O(course, Perez objected to the ending, but I asked his trainer . b . n turn has foe over, middle frame Brinker scored Both wrestle rs had pinned once again on a reversal to give L_. or i'll. , ." . Spot 'h a two-point resersal The reversing Barrett final two minutes was scoreless This left the f irst period score ...- . -." U BndOrn said no successor LAHASSEE, Fla (Al') on Jones' resignation tersburg Times printed a series had been chosen and that a Florida State football coach There has been mounting de- of ar ti cles on charges by play. committee to look for a new '. I .arry Jones resigned today In mands and alumni pressure for ers of training bruta lity in coach would be set up wake of FSU's first winless Jones to resign following the FSU program Twenty-eight When former FSU coach Bill ~eason. Seminoles'0-11 season. the first players, most of them substiPeterson was fired as head 1 hope my action brings time FSU has failed to win a tutes, quit the squad. b-ick together Florida State game since 1947 when the FSU President Staley Mar. mach of the Houston Oilirs of University's fans and alumni," school first began playing foot- shall ordered an investigation the National Football League by former Gay Leroy Collins, earlier this year, speculation Jones said in a telegram of res ball mounted that he would return to ~_ D~~__ ~ ignation to FSU President StanJones lef t Tallahassee who found no evidence of the Tallahassee. But Beaudoin said Icy Marshall. Wednesday to visit his wife's wrongdoing by Jones and Peterson did not figure in the Jones was in Dallas visiting family in Dallits. Ile is not ex- Seminole coaching staff. Mii-shall, responding to re search for a succesor "that I his wife's family and could not pected to return to Florida until be reached immediately for after Jan. 1. curring rumors Jones would know of." comment. In three seasons at Florida leave, has issued several state:iia. "I would like to express my State, Jones. 40, compiled a 15- ments in su t of ch . thanks to all the loyal Seminole 19 r'cord. His first team fin- which said he would not be ZiZZ ri fans who backe(i the team all ished &3 and earned a Fiesta fired. . ~,the way," the Jones telegram Bowl bid and his second squad if e% r, p ure to oust I ,iid. M f!lturc titans are In is .--t. was mountul ti n d e fi n ite. ' Bu t the stars of these teams fluential F SIJ alumni and se Marshall said Jones be lieved quarterback Gary Guff, wide eral Florida newspapers took a change in the coaching posi- reciever Barry Smith and detion "would be in the best inter fensiie backs James Thomas football fans favored a new ests of the uni versity and the and Eddie McMil la gradu coach -r 'intercollegiate athletic pro ated and moved on to profes Jones originally signed a grarn, and I concur with his as- slorml football after the 1972 four-year contract and had season. been given a one-year extensessment:" Beaudoin said the un vers ty Jones' troubles mounted ear sian He has two years remainLARRY JONES -' ., I ! *~ . Colomb and Yellowjacket Dave In another Lyman-Brantley local Seminole County schools I larrison serving as the prin. clash. except at 139 pounds, the ha%T a powerful impact in its t,re% hound taint a'is the Central F IorId s%restIIn' i tEl LSt11 Juinptd lit Ii unt ' itur Jun Ltrinlctr 'aortd rly with a takedown and early on a takedown but Patriot il 11iree-pint near fall. Colomb Ike Barrett came back with a I came back in the second period reversal followed by Brinker 11, __-~-~y — - __ - z;_ _ - conc,n W,3f 2 _______ I out of the matches was Uat matches with Lyman's David Bishop Moore. 1— . _ , I - ____ - -- '! H - — I'M _________________ - .? of the more hotly contested decision from John Sciortino of One Wiportant point that can-* ,"_ L .-4 rqf . - I ________________ . ___________ Strange Things -- 1 ___,,_jij.. 4 . . esign s FSU - It .. R %AI AL %][ )6 Tel VV 'F- b continued to hit DiFazlo while he was down Events like that are run of the mill when compared to what .._. z .- $ I squad ran away with thetr own lightweight wrestler and round bye and in the second takedown and a third period Itice was in the bottom position opening whistle. holiday tournament and intz-a- Leesburg's John Harrison was round beating Brantley's Roger reversal that did the trick, " In the evening's fina l match at the start of the final period county rival Lake Brantley chosen top heavyweight Moro and winning via k To rea%-h this point Peters and took the lead when he was 71111 Chavers and Mike *.Ile ,', made an excel.lent showing grappler. The awards were disqualification. pinned Sanford's Bob Nogueird awarded a point for escaping. each "stalked" each other for ca pturing second spot presented and sponsored b) The match started with In32secondsfollowedby a th ird He iced the match late in the most of the six minutes with Str thin ha bee kn t F The Greyhounds were almost CY Worswick of the Fourdee Payas scoring on a takedown round 6.0 score over Pats Clint period with a takedown. Chavers putting on a Last period stance, last U ) fl en betw een assured of the crown going into Electronic Company and near fall in in the opening Gilbreath. Conway came by a To reach the Finals Rice took charge scoring on an escape ,, DIF Jimmy Carter. frame. IV [found grappler pin over Trojan Jeff Pollard 4-2 and 7-6 marks from a Parker and takedown for a 3-1 decision. , During the opening session Carter floored DeFazio with a right the final round since ten of their Casm1berry. twelve wrestlers were still in In the 99 pound class Lyman's scored again in the second and a 10-0 tally against Tim and Trojan while Howarth This is the second year in a hand and then to everyone's amazement he went to his knees and the running. The host team Arrnando Payas and period this time on a reversal. Bowman from Leesbw 9 ,'-_ - . ' --- .-.- - .. I .. i jj jj1jjjj Jones :7 - 4 __ iiflLSZletI WIIfl 139 points . The Mainland's Danny Gamache A.citturnedoutthatwasallthat a 5-2 decision. The first period L3XC(iOWfl 1 Y tSrbcato. second place Pats took home 67 both earned the right to meet in as needed as Payas took the Glenn Hill continued his long as a virtual draw with Rice points followed by Leesburg the finals, Payas did it by decisIon 7-0. tallying first on a takedown but win streak when he pinr*j LONGWOOD-Fmishing with with 455 and DeLand with 45 pinning David Maust and The lo6dnislonalsobelonged Howarth countered with a Dehand's John Bishop 23, more than twice the number of fldS into U send Out of the field of eleven decisioning grapplers from to a Greyhound Doug Peters reersaI points as their nearest corn- teams Hound Paul Richards Winter Park and Bishop Moore. won a 4-0 score over Buc Kim The second period went The match was completely petitor the L)man Wrestling was awarded outstanding Gamache drew an opening Conway It was a first stanza wlthouteithergrapplerscoring dominated by Hill from flyJUtINI..tltttWA ~.-, . rant ley B 0 Herald Correspondent tiow By Lee Geiger i rst, F V , 7zI-4: =- -r-AA--_T___;j-.-_-" -_.__.__ I-3 - -i'..%____ _.r-.. tF~ I .4 I ;t Z-_.-V;- ____--r -44 -.,_. 11j__ -Ir ;.i.: 1.;r..W I -4 V, * .0 ______ Frlday,Dec.21,1973-3B TheSanfordHerald Zz -- - -- T -. - I - - I __ T' 0 ,- 8141 VIWORE 0171011 -$ 447Z* p- fi C? .0 01, : .O?51r 11/4' 4W9 '66; Ibr,!._f?.;_ - Ft/RrN ______ " _____ . -- -_ - _- .4'1CoR2 iCIAIVRk7.1if '. 11,4418&Z.11e m' 1'A/64't/(,41?,' ..J Iii ui 1I'T . - I . - -.- . - - - '"", WI '1 �-- . -1 . am _. I - - ' ' 1 . . .. - _____________ . - -- .- I - - - .': __ 6k_ ia .- _. - - - -4d a 4 8-The ;, Sanford Herald I Friday,Dec.21,1973 - Il Rudo iiiar_-_'~~--__ Helps Santa - __ ________Help Ciassi"fieds Will ___________ 1 ph _ ______________ I M el Personals 11 Apartments Rent Help Wanted INFORMATIO N ARE Y OU TROUBLED? IiD Call Toll Free, 6.44 7027 for "We Care" - "Hotline". Adults or Teens. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AIchciitt Arony,ci,i Can Help PhOntiln-4311 Write P.O. 60K 1213 Sanford, Florida WANT AD DIAL Seminole 322261 Winter Park Orlando 831 -9993 BOAT BUILDERS Fibc'rglass IRyup persostnel and boat assemblers. Local growing industry interested in ?iring pt'ople from the Sanford are. Excellent wages aid bend's Come grow with us. Apply at company Office SLICKCRAFT ROBALO BOAT DIVISION AMF Building 147, Sanford Airport Sanford I'n Equal Opportunity Employer OlgaAre . to I I I go I iw I XIR Iwo __________________________________________ .- Rent 31 Furnished ____ - Room and board for the elderly in r.rivate home. Apopka area. $31 ;331- Apartments 31 Furnished I *ft J& C ------------------ -- MaIe.Female C&ft 0^0% - 'F__ 20 IrAft ! Two bedroom duplex furnished Clean 1 bedroom apartment utilities furnished couple only. apartment 4220 Orlando Drive, $100 month. 722 9214. Sanford _________________________ ____________________ Apartments Rent .; HousesforSale Furnished Housesfor5ale -- -_____________________ One t)edroom apartment, Twin beds G000 location, for mature adults, -- Also trailer. Ph. 373 3695 Blair Agency BY OWNER C C. flLAIR BROKER P,',u',t sell Practically new hOme, 3 ______________________________________ A J PEI4NINGTON ASSOC tedrooms, 1 1 baths, central heat Upstairs apt., $100 plus 32.,) 77)0 Itome 322 9310 and air, carpeted throughout, all I Utilities not included. Mature red brick construction, delightful Let a classified ad help you clean out e. p'uple Or tourIsts 37? 0331. area, $24,300. Showing anytime your attic, garage orbasementi 1? Itt DROOMS. ADULTS ONLY between 10 am. and 2 pm. 3*0 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK West Brooklyn St., Magnolia M. UNSWORTH REALTY ?S1!iParkDriye,3fl 786) Park, Orange City. Mr. Hayduk 803W Fr',? 121 6061 or 2) 05 11 SANFORD AREA 37 Houses Rent ____________________________ 1V2 fledriHnlI .1J)Urt111t'fl1c (:Iltr(II 1leiit ' • Patio -- .'Iir 1),),)/ Clubhouse k)/j(,/r (:(zr,)rl • Mobile Homes 52 _____ I)raju'c Unfurnished •NO QUALIFYING • 67 RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, SHOPPERS DELIGHT in the timely, money-saving suggestions intheCla55if,j Section's Yuletide Gift Guide, ___________________________ Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY Free Delivery, ','JIlITE$IDE APPLIANCES, 64.47841. USED) BEDROOM Central heat & air Fully carpeted, tkd fl,W1 YULE JEWELS and lots of Sparkling ideas are found in the Yuletide Gift Guide In the Classified Section. ______________ * ashers. ranges. refrig $3995 up Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3*03 Orlando 323 S Auction I, Li vest ock And Poultry - BR0OKFlELD,'7l, set upon1acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm • 6.4' x I?'. Dealer. 3230350 * I1(IlI111Ifl Appliances ___________ Trucks and Trailers AUCTION Pur,oredN;wZeal.ndwtite P'erd, 60 does, 6 buckS, all or part 1111111 Every Friday 7:30 p m Buy, Sill or Conagn Call 1)1 1i3 AUCTION. Hwy 17 97, Long-wood, la ________________________67-A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS 64 I TON CHEVY VAN Nothing down, take over, call credit manager. 323 62)0. Ads V'Va n f - Buy direct from boxcar atwPsole%aIt prices, Jolly CharUeguarantee-s in writing lowest pnicel in Fla Gormly's, E 46 past Beardall at RR tracks Bring Tneanswe.qto"WhaI,odOwith your r.ct car Sell it Wilt a Classified '9 CHEVY PICK-UP Nothing down, take over, call Credit manager 373 6730. Res u Its ____________________________ Ph. 322-261 1 ________________ 80 Autos for Sale Wn 'pool home appliance center- _______________________________ Immediate possession, assume low If you have an eye for real value, S ren t Ii Av dishwashers, compactors. Prices 68 Wanted to Buy '44 FALCON WAGON Nothing Ask for Want Ads Lost-Light tan male Chihuahua, L'quipprd KiieIun.s interest mortgage, low down you'll eye the classified ads SELF SE I4V10E COIN OPERATED U'iys 312 ill? start at s19.s Get Mom hers for clown, take over, call Credit lbs Tag reads "Chico". H 31, may extras Adults. Deposit, 312 -----payment 3 bedroom, large corner regularly. 40C llr i,',ii KAR WASH available San ------1 thru S times Christmas now CASH 372 4132 Financing manager 3?) I7Y3 Reid, Belle Glad,, Fla. Ph. 373 lct, ca rpeted, fully equipped 13 tc4d and surrounding area. Veri ithru2StimIt .......30c.Iin available. Geneva Heating Air nor used furniture, appliances. Lots and Acreage ____________________________ 2616. 103 Sanora Blvd.. Sanford kitchen, garage I year old -- . low Iflhurt'5tfllftt, 75 pct, finCncing Jim Hunt Realty _.,_,,,1=0 .--•-23c a Iln Conditioning Serv. 3096 Orlando IctOlS, etc. Buy I or 1001 items **AMC.JEEPS** 25 times bedroom house, I bedroom air. is 521700. campers An investment for thoSe who Dr., First bldg. South of Airport Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave 6 44 V V 7417 Stevens Ave., $o firs t, last. LOST Male Toy Poodle, black & IMERRY CHRISTMAS MINIMUM CHARGE) 3374 Park Dr 372 2l* 32.00 MUST SUCCEED and one that For the best buy in American Travel Trailers Blvd. on 1793 323 5431 vhte. Vicinity 26th St & Ph before Se m..afte'spm 372 REALTOR After hours Wiiltd Old furniture, lamps, 3 Lines Minimum - -- -- --------------sIt provide years 01 steady n CLIFF JORDAN Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see. TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Palmetto, REWARD. Phone 377 3229"4 327 3991 miSc, private party. Ph. 3fl 9)93. Seethe latest in .ome 377 06.15 REALTOR Call and used travvl collect, 901723'716? DON BALES AND CUSTOMERS 2410. Freezers I Bedroom, 2 bath, den, eat In kit lralers and campers from New Sanford Motor Company -------------_ --Will pay U 50 100 lbs. Clean (ht'o, encloSed 2-car ara. World Travel, Hwy. 17 92, to choote from 0vs SOSS.(fnchAvi',3fli3l The Longer Your Ad Runs Arms FORREST CITY- Apopka area. Loti 11 mo. old Irish Setter, Lake for Rent VA N th Down Spanish moss, no Stick.s or trashrash Longwood $34 9471 central heat, on large lot S2si pu pliance Sales & Service, 2617 Mary area. duplex building sites, east of Answers to "Mac". The Less It Costs Per Line 'it VEGA wagon. Good condition Sluder Floral Co. of Fla. KuIp Realty, 372 7'1)5 A french Ave., Sanford, 372 7658. Needs medication to live. 323 0310, SANFORD CT. MOTEL Each Good tires. AC Extras Approx Ste Per Day. Bearctall Ave. 373 1710, Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or ) becjrooi'n, I't or t*O 'aths, all lIori(Ia A'it;i' Site, sssoo. Sanford. 322!$64 Reward ? a).) mi $I%)0 P11 373 7173 small pickup Phone 373.5200 bi'iCk From 123.400 20th Street to KENMORE WASHER, parts, - 3 bedrooms I bath in • wer Newly renovated. Class A rating Cash buyer for used articles. fur _____________________________ Locust, turn left to hip Sl,right service, used mathines. Si in;s, -_ KItChfl equipped. s Rated For Consecutive Color TV, Courtesy csr pick up LAKEFRONT SITE- In Springs MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697 n.ture. etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, travel Trailer 9 $100 deposit. Mid Seminole Realty on Valencia Court North Mo-del Good Things lo Eat Realty Lake lullS, l4Qxl)0' with 100' of __ ___________________ service Family units, et ____________ .imepayme'" ii? 6972 Insertions-No Change SleepsA, $750 I' 'P-en iôpm deI On tile pr.'-ir.' JI l)'D,r-jtf,'r .tr -;,.t A ',f'cijTiI-/ ____ . . -- . tC'.'nc''-'.. (i fl.1c- t'.s 'j't''1 J22 C' '---C-irnpSem r.ii. I'll 4-472 II (,li 1' L ." N 1' h i''. I 4) 7010 01 Copy. LL u;N.,LS .mmunil-j, $72.3). rateS. 322 33. UInENTAL RUGS WANTED 53 TV R ad i o-Stereo REDUCED to 141,600 for this Tangerinei& Tangelos __________________________ 1964 Buick Riviera. Steel nadiats, Toppricespaid.used,anycitlon • r Want Ad lovely) bedroom.? blIP with 20' * LAKEFRONT SITE- Near Forrest .0 - -AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT coup 372 6733 or 3720362 GIFTS EXTRAORDINAIRE76 excellent condition, fully equip Auto Repairs '.y.lIr 641 $126, Winter Park. rL V: TELEVISION SETS $35 UP 4Q'pool in lovely area Has all the 37 ,-w Business Property _________________ Some great gift ideas in Yuletide _____ ped. 5)950. Call alter ê'-3l3 128$. Lake Academy. Swim, f ish. boa: MILLERS Parts-Accessories V -jxtras. toot In firSt (1665 Department Hours Tree ripened Oranges. $7 bu. Gilt Guide. It will solve your gift The view I For Rent .i ., • beautiful Nice 76l9arlaridoOriv,. 332-0337 69 dillon. Have keys, will shawl Stamps.Coins - . Freshly pick grapefruit, $1.50 bu. . 1970 Grand Prix, Model Si, fully giving prdlem, .. ,,f . 'p" residential area, 5930). PICTURE PRETTY $a.m. 5:30p.m. $ -HOrSe& Rider, 20 Sanford Ave,, equipped, AM FM stereo radio, 1 , Life in TIRES SANFORD downtown, prestiqous Dril,epast709tircedia Rd Seelps3 DPEAMWOLD - EXCLUSIVE Tobuyands,llg3torsil Saturdays a Holidays V e.! (Will, Gentleman would like a gentleman S..iritord. .i.r conditioning, power %teering& uftice suite,elevator, parking, and SECLUDED AREANear Lake 53 OWNER TRAP4SFERREDI His contact u'. first. We also buy bulk 775* 14 black $1e93 plus tax; *23 Garage.Rummage 9a.m. .l2Noon urdroom home with tirepl to share rent of trailer. All trakes, ,lCtric seats 8. windows, isintonial service included. AAA Florida. Level ground, stately t,eroom, 7 bath with patio, slyer cons SEMINOLE COIN ii. black 1II. plus tax; Gb x 14. Oranges. Lemons, Grapefruit. - Garden setting from street to Sales Dead lint--12 Now ~, utIltles, TV and linens 372-9066 3'3 911 location. Available immediately. pnes, lOOx 175', 15500 (.i..... V £. LIII ..I climate control. garage, fence, is R a CENTER, 94ffiviw 109,W.1st373 4351 J ,PwrIg, I 01E TVI Nil P. I, raised white letters, $39.95 plus Street Quiet Secluded neigh Day Before Publication Phone 373 7O. available for $76.600. Near Want to tell something? A brnall (). Hutchisort 122". taxi L71 x 13 Firestone 'GARAGE SALE Thumas Organ. onrhood $771000 ile '64 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 6 Cyl. Seminole High and Lakcvirw investment in a Cl&t',ified Ad will / I'n1e dishv'asflcr. Rag dollS ells, $1.93 us tax. Bargains on Auction automatic, Nothing Dn. take Forrest Greene, Inc. Trigerines, Tangelo, $2 bit, you %zhools .SMART SANTAS get those great gilt twang results. iiow"r arra,'gements, misc. Prello Steel Belted Radial tires j over. Call Credit Manager, 323 NO TRAFFIC NOISE E-4 \ piCk, 323 1671. 1)0.1W Fairbanks - ideas by checking Yuletide Gift Tlltji, Fri, 4 S,i? San Mo South Announcements Lotsol good used tlresl3arsdup 6230 INDIAN MOUND VILLAGE Auction Sale 6.431333 WE TAKE TRADES I bedroom home on laroe lot r,visicie Gu;dr in t0d'V'S Classified sec Mn4iile Park, 5 1792 IZ SANFORD TIRE SERVICE WANT A BEAUTIFUL, ONE. I 30 Apartments Rent NAVAL ORANGES. FRIDAY NIGHT 7PM 'or, of City with patio and all the - - -_ 196a Ford Fairlano! -Cards of Thanks I Formerly Humphrey's Tires) YEAR OLD 3 bedroom, 7 bath ina ED OR TED WHITE Unfurnished goodies $.0 Station Wagon 120 S.Frenth, Sanford tree shaded Setting with a 16 Income and 2-In Memoriam Pr a ctica lly new automatic top 115.000 Terms 55 22 French. Pinecrest, Ph. 3223622 1723 Ph 3fl.1I2' Boats & Marine Beautiful Large Wooded Lots PP.372 osn me St. Johns' We have it - GENEVA GARDEN Investment Property 40 Ivader dishwasher, antique 6 Condominiums 1-Cemetaries APARTMENTS Equipment This one has everythinO. Street lighting . 'Sidewalks & DEEELlCIOus Oranges-naval City Water & Sewer ii VOk drawert chest, Single bed, bAby egen buS. clean, rcj LONGER USED CAMPING SNUG AS A BUG )":SW 25Th St ;'rt, Ill Call for ,ppo,ntment to it , .r ' t,r 3- Prrsonjls sind pineapple, tangerines, Pn , fl* inspection. 1550. 1 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS bed. overhead Stove hoed (new), 1960 Trolan B-oat GEAR IS Ill DEMAND. SELL IT 3 bedrOoms. 2 baths, Convenient to jond (cjn;mCrcjOl SANDLEWOOD VILLAS and while grapefruit, picked to )fl 2716. cftctric brOcm, portable sewing Large 2 bedroom, I bath. central S-Lost and Found 25' Cabin Cruiser P43W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD schools. shopping center Shag TO CHOOSE FROM &27.500, Terms. Ph________ 3222110. Call 322.2420 Anytime order. Russell Crum Icy, 372 0217 machine, new Tilly Oil heaters, a nat P and air, ideal for retired S oct DownNo Closing Costs Call 323 7567 C3rpeting, drapes. dithw3$her, 1963 Dodge Dart, extr) Clear. i.-Child Care ------101 more Christmas items, and 12 Volt Auto Batteries 111 93 central Pea? 8. air. Sparkling clean "Sanford's Sales Leader" automatic transmission, gc 'housanth of SO Other Items too ii Miscellaneous 12),9SOTerms PEEL'S BODY SHOP Instructions Sanford's newest 1 & 2 bedron 1-Motels Hotels TREAT YOUR FEET to a treat by opol. Move 4n today. Children YourMuttipleListingAgency • fires. radio, heater. Only 5495 numerous to mention. ll09SanfordAvenu. ad condominiumt offer you For Sale using thC Yuletide Gift Guide Ia a accepted, 3722090. Local SHELLEY AUTO SALFS, 721 Call For PIANO LESSONS 111-Ealing Places carefiec living PLUS washer today's Classified Suction, REALTORS SMALL GROCERY 2S8..SPrkDr. 17 Week Chord Course FRANKLIN ARMS Appnt, fl.!1'o rim yer, will-wall carpet. rec -. . . 9-Good Thin"s to Eat 1i ilVo Seiviee -1 - __ + * San fnrd - , ,,i,,IC '-'c" 77liinl*('.ir Dg,mnu.i,l lj •i _0 OvIoulfiv. ii V'.'.i•. - S.•iil$ 'W" from ' Pt. 46 West. Senfo,'d co;ci'. 55 hp. Johnson 0-Do It Yourself - =Il 1 I7GFLORIDAAVENUE 8 Galv vestment, good location, Includes family room, central air heat, PUBLIC LHhi1L!EiJ1,flLI 5)7.900. Inspect our 2 furnished P AUCTION EVERY .bancIoned, unwanted ji,wik cars Trailer. Extras liii new, 3323772 373 $470 real estate, equipment and in fenced, carpeted. I yr. new, many I 1-Instructions models on Airport Blvd Register 13TravelAgencies til l MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVa, hauled away. Your cost, $10 I and 7 bedrooms, carpeting and WE WISH FOR ALL OUR venbory, 570.000 extras $79,130 Owner, 131741*. for free color TV No Obligation f' " ' Miscellaneous, New and used TOYS FOR TOTS and lots of other Crando,793-4)U_anytime. FLY,NG CARPET TOURS, INC FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS A drapes, central heat and air, fully -_--' _ burniture aria appliances. Plus ctt ideas In the Yuletide Gilt Travel & Recreation --'7 A1 . 1makes sewing VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS, p i HOt HO' Laugh Arline tickets. Cruise and Tours at LONGWOOD equipped kitChin Adulti only. Ph. pectiale (watch adsl sl away your SHOE REPAIR HATTAWAY REALTY Guide in the Classified Section. hine repair Wctal rates, 333 Semran Blvd AND A MOST PROSPEROUS 323 6650, shopping worries by using the cleaned, oiled 3-Travel Agencies NEW YEAR. (H*y 436), $30733 REDUCED 1968 Bass Boat, 16' fiberglass, REALTOR Yuletide Gill Guide In the 531 15,VShop, located in prime shopping 98 $ Auctioneering ServIce. a adjusted New duplex, 7 bedrooms, wall to MR. & MRS. DELL area, includes inventory equip 167 Hwy 431. Longod Classified Section Evinruir. all aluminum trailer 4-C,mpmg-Resorts -_________________________ w6I1 thbg, di%hwa%M'r, disposal, _______________________ NOW $28,900 rn -nt and lease - i Excellent condition, Priced to sell 18 ______________ ___________ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Male Help Wanted c los*,. siss per month 2nd ar1 S-Action Sports Highly motivated owner has 914 1606 WE HAVE RENTALS Avocado. Sanford, Ph. Orlando 1..ii dropped price for quick sale. Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or Houses for Sale Wanted: Man for laundry washroom OutStarld1ng2,edroomhome with rind small pickup 8. delivery route special sales Out Of anything 04 Christmas MOtor large Florida room. Concrete value Hwy. 17 97 (behind Winn Sanford 6. days a week, short Nice Iand7bedroomapts Rentals block utility shed, well for Callbart Real Estate chester Mobil Homes noun, good ply. Full time em 100 Magnolia Ave, Apt, 3 Sale watering, huge wooded lof. Call 3737310 Sanford, PIe pioyee need apply only. Apply in 373. 143$ 323 $S$69a.m, 90.m -Roorns for Rent - liouf '.,'s May Tes.zak,Msoc ______ 21 ____________/.11 sites priced like: 1354 10 HP, person, 113 Palmetto Ave San Call 372 2195 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 5.44.4 Galvanized, $113 trailer, 0-Apartments Rent lord Or" Cleaners. -_ 31 Apartments Rent buy sell trade 5129 50 Fibre 13' Boats. 51 79 30 iatty.3fl IICI Roberts & Gilman U ni urn ished KINGSBERRY El Capitan St. . ill )E. First St. I l6lOHia*athaAveat17-92 3225422 Many others, new and uSC-i Driver, semi trailer or ready-mix Furnished I-Apartments Rent Ray Crank. Builder New 3 830.5500 Terms truck. Miracle Concrete, 309 Elm Car veteran Gocxl credit, in Fia one yr b bedroom, 7 bath in time tor Christmas' We have Furnished SAN MO PARKS, 17 3 Bedroom Closed Dec 24, 25. Ave 3323751. ,nc LSriQ'w4,d Realtors pe'tirig, You may buy my $20,000 VA sip a Surplus of furniture, tables, -range, aishwasher, Tra'iers & ApIs 7 Adult parks. 2 MERRY CHRISTMAS :2-Houses Rent Unfurnished bed 4s. etc. that must be Sold before clisp*al, central Peat air. Lot 1*0 praised home ton as little as $300 Geneva Waterfront near Lake . Experienced fiberglass chopper Family parts 3315 Hwy. 17 ?2 . . 0own, 3 bdrm, livgsg, rm. dining January at some pricet See at Ph, 471 POISSON MARINE C . S I man, top pay, must have good 3-Houses Rent Furnished ' ming Wk. Sanford, 37) 1930. Day, Mo HAPRWY.Cii 3 bedroom, 7' ~ f Gregory Mobile Homes. 500 rm,, k?clien tquipprd, decor 2927 Hwy 1792 references, Call 323-3150 or 323bath homi Interesting extras MONEY SAVERS 4-Mobile Homes Rent French Ave.. Sanford. 322-5961 WELAKA APARTMENTS 1866. Carport. laundry Immediate occupancy, 2493111. I mm Painted inside & Out last fall114W. lit. St --____________________________ 5-Mobile Home Lots lIAiGAlNS- Christmas tree, 1' - 2 bedroom, pluS etticiency, close ?o Experts New 21.000 BTU air, Auto hsit Serve 58 Bicycles Jack R. McClure ti'rw pine, like new, 1,5. $ mm AVALON APARTMENTS town. Only 110.500 with terms, or For Rent Large Lot, fenced back, Woods Itch 8 Howell movie camera F less f cash * Construction * ADULTS-NO PETS Grapefruit,other trees & shrubs Peg Broker,706N. Park 6-Resort Property Bikes, Bikes, Bikes I '7 lens Magic eye. extras, $33 or 116W 7'riil St Tool shed, Play hOvSe, I bar be run I - 000011011 Fda-s Bldg 323 8870 For Rent m.tbc' offer 3225579 3 bedroom. 2 story Spanish style 7 All sz pt Top ground Pool and dech arid mØrJdls, ID Speeds 5 Foremen . 5715--349 SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 5.336 "tIerHri,_373_ fireplaces, large Florida room, '(EN'S MOWING SERVICE ldytl*ildt & Lekevuew School 5ed5, and standard bikes now Central Heal & Air Conditioning 7-Business Property 21OMagnolia Ave Assorted electric razors, used. 13 UTILITY CONTRACTOR-For free estimate, call Carl Harris, lot Loads of extras, Only district. i 4 th block to school buS Acreage, Lots an'J Lawns available at Firestone Store. Call at SEARS in Sanford 3721771. For Rent 372-4632 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN each 3276130. Manhole, conduit an cable $35.90) Freee'stlm.?,,cal137390.aS stop. 7 bIts to store 8 gas Station. '"°' C! 1111.11 Experienced only Paid vention, BROKER Street lights, city water 8. sewer, Itix PL15 I-Wanted to Rent 372-76431 Exceptional buy, professional Heating10 Speed Rollfast holidayS, hospitalization, Call JOLLY GOOD things for giving are Park Ridge, central heal but low county taxes Let Santa Polaroid 1*0 camera, complete AppDance Bicyclefor Sale I°° WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP Sug9('sted to you .n the YuIetid Iair, extra large storage bring you a home f Christmas. 2 Bedroom, central heat, living accessories Portrait kit, filter, Real Estate - OIL HEATER 1. WALL FURNACE MO. Ptione3i3 3300 *31-3155 Gift Guide room. air, $14,900. building workthop, $71,930 FHA call owner 323 3*6S light meter, flash gun, and $93 ___ CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S ru'lI lirieGE Appliances terms. DBARY, two bedroom. I'-', bath, 1-Houses for Sale carrying case. Sacrifice, 5125. 372 HOME SERVICE. 323 5951 • 7 Sanford Electric Company -Outens c u51 home, unfurnished. large Musical Merchandise Pain -TAFFER REALTY 2522 Park Drive, 372 1567 -Mobite Homes Big I bedroom Mayfair Ideal family room, 7 utilitIes, extra lot -___________ - Heaters Cleaned, Serviced. Sold and 19 Female Help Wanted __________________ _ executive ho ne Only 542.000 Baldwin Piano $71,900 Oc tagon "schoot" clock, chime - -- _I I -Lots and Acreage InStalled. Call Geneva Htg. & Air IIOOE 25th SI. .( c E SHEPHERD Excellent Cond. 'ölmodel Grandparent clock, cherry, Wanted RNS and LPN5. Apply in Automotive Service i (and Service. 323W 3776655 11 '' P:.'iTNG & GENERAL REPAIR i-Farms and Groves 1r Phoni $711 _ l p'"•" ,' ".''tcr c -rc Son-c CORBEIT ,f lull, Sanfi,,; ii hur lirig and I PHONE 372 f873 Starting at 1)7.300 Ph 312 " 3 block home. Iki batns. Convalescent Center, ROE'S HEATING I AIR tso S-Resort Property JOHN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE WEAL EStATE, __________________________ ,irue lot, in the country. Call 32) Melionyille Ave. Sanford CONDITIONING 2lhr service 64 Equipment For Sate IC? IN Maple Ave. Sanford 62 carat diamond ring, valued at - - for Rent REALTOR Commercal building on Park Ave 433.1 Lh-j Lf2!n I ( F .Call373-11*'? ----37) - .HOME & BUSINESS . 54.00 Will sell for $450 Ph t61 4)91, DeBary 68$ 4655 CLERKS- General office ex ISO) sq ft 1170)0 _11011000I-Income And Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet -_ 763$. SANFORD perience. Let Pfocrell help you pay .j -" ) _________________________ Shampooer for only $1 Airless & ConvEntional day Investment Properly _________________________ _________________________ Stemper Agency Home Improvements C A WHIDDON SR., BROKER Christmas bull Pdorrell Tern 11 Beauty Care CARROLL'SFURNITUR _ Ph 3 7) 2956 SAVE GAS and time and trouble pofary, 2711 Lee Pd, Winter ' SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL 010000011111000111111111, -Real Estate Wanted HOME WITH INCOME with the Yuletide Gift Guide now 3775991 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ADCQCK Park, Ph. 6471111 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE appearing daily in the Classified Pet Cat .(formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook) ROOf irig&5P,tMetil _____________ Pm? One--live in one. Large 332 1991 65 Pets and Supplies 19 195. French en sect ton 0 (.)4 bedroom wood frame Merchandise CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-so $19EPine,372 S742, Gutters I D'wn Spouts bedroom horn, on tree lined quiet Eve Sunday, 377 7371 or 377 119i5 Close in. $9,500. Total price. Love is a Pug for Christmas. See r" DOES THE MONEY you can Dog training in your home. All Street. Many trees on this lot *00 French Ave .372 tssa -Miscellaneous Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 315 UTILITY TRAILER- Completely yours now. Terms Available. 190 make in your spare time as an Breed Dog Training Academy. Enjoy a,wood burning fireplace rebuiIt and new fires. fills. Ph 373 BALL REALTY PalmeOo Ave BUDDY'S Alma, Lake Mary, 371 $7"r 1.._-_ AVON RepfeSentattve. Call 441 Call for tree evaluation $317370. For Sate and formal dining room. Small 67)4 HOME IMPROVEMENTS )079. L' BULLDOZER WORK cottage with private drive. JusI Raymond M Ball, Peg Ii-t---Household Goods _________________________ .4 NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH :learng lots our Specialty 37) 1772 Small Jobs Wanted B.a'dng- Prof essional with love S t'tr'er P,II reduced to 571.000 Call George 'i fdress*fs needed, ummf.dsatrij '65 Anglia, good mileage, good GROOMING FACILITIES 5'.ett 312 l)31."LabeM.iry' a 'ii 6 pin Anm,il Haven '"Stop M otter ,','Il', -Appliances '('',I ir , Ss', , c 5)3 $17 5510 after hr's t transporiation, $273 Co* horse, G1 for or full time. Sanford Pta,, t' Pt*y 46 Ph. Roland Dunn. owner, -____________________Boarding 377 $732 7453 372 Sail geotte, Call Helen. 377 190. 2- space heaters, 515 2011 or 3734533. 327 4057 -TV Radio Stereo LONGWOOD LAKEFRONT WHOA.Oon'I tPiro*wavusthi die ___________________________ Ceramics ea. Ph. 3231309. items Sell them Quickly with a -Garage Rummage Sales 4 DAT) Catering needs girls foe NEW Pic Mediterranean 3 bdrm., home on a POODLE GROOMING. JACKSON S CERAMICS. Supplies, Roberts & Gilman Want Ad by calling 372Herald Fcatering drivers, also have a c _- for your quiet serene lake With all nev, BeeLine Fashions discontinued -Boats & Marine '0n dealer 10 41 Closed Thursday 7811 and asking for a friendly uJpervisor opining. Please call BUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO styles sale. Sat. Dec 72, 10104 770 With love I. care Professional CHRISTMAS TREE 830.5500 hornet built around It. This is full AdviWr Equipment & Sunday - 322 7921 L5aywood Dr. 3230141 Ill 9736 for appointment. BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES. sized home, not a compact, it's Ph )733191or32.339 Realtors LOngwood ,nl l r irsf -Camping Equipment 3 bedroom, C B home, Longwood Painting-interior I. exterior. locallon and quality are im Tree work done and wood for sale. Cocker Spaniel Concrete telief cook. Knowledge of diets area, Central Heat & Air. Wall to repairs, roofs painted, free honest Fast efficient service, old a nd new Puppies, AKC, Reg portar.t, check this at $16.750 -Sports Equipment 373 ISIS. 71 hr. a day or ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Bonded, licensed. 3270959 preferred, nol ntc*tUry. Apply Wall carpet. Individu& water female, 6weeks Orange City, 773 experienced estimate's. 3230791 Mi1iiWU, I WV)? W I 4 on SERVICES UNL1Mi i ED __________________________ Sanford Ave. 3231040. tools. and Stanley hand tc'cIs from I l.akevlew Nursing Center, 919 E -. sewer. Large lot, dead end street BROKERS 1162. -Bicycles old State Pd 46 at "16" station, Peel tape Recorder. solid state, 133 ) Select a gift from our c.omples'e HANDYMAN Gregory Lumber, 6th & Map!e. Remodeling Room •ddit'ons, 2nd St., Sanford ', 13,000 deposit and move in while The Time Tested firm Paolo, 322 5*71. hey'lI enjoy the cold HoIid,ey Voice of Music Stereo, AM FM Doberman Puppy, AKC Req. Male. 9 REASONABLE PRICES CALL 322 Whirlpool home appliance center. -Musical Merchandise 3770500 Custom Work. Free estimates loan being proCessed Days -3226W N.gfl!s: season in sweaters I vests from Radio, console, BEAUTIFUL Geneva Heating & Air Coed Gifts of Distinction, Diamonds, whI Champion blood lines 5200 __2'' 13S 2301. ImmediateOccupancy 0 PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guide -Office Equipment Kb P BY VACUUM CLEANER ButtonS 8. Bows, 2630 Hiawatha CONDITION, needs power lube, WiIche', Silver China, Crystal. Sir's', 3046 Orlando Of., i,t: TIMEMENY SPECIAL or young firm 323 154$ or 322 1397 Call Bud, 377 6.lS7or 377 lflt ad, call the Classified Advertising Only authorized saies & Service ri Ave 595; Utility Cabinet, $5; Ext. And Supplies Kdeq's Sanford. 372 2Y-3 couple'-Furnushed 2 bedroom, I Custom Paining Call Itutiti. 3326.151 or 377 74?i Department, 372-7611 or $31 VM, We have gifts far the entire family Sanford. Open9 S. Mon. Fri., Sat. alousy door, 13: Dresser, $11; 3 AKC Male Miniature Toy Reasonable bath, clean, comfortable houSe on -Building Materials Give Roller States for Christmas, 1 107 W. 271h s Ph 323 *1)0 Mini bike. 135, Electric Guitar & fromsmatluniqueit,ms,tor ooms DachShunds, 7 weeks $60 373 corner lot, 7 utility rooms Call Ry $34 3069 JOHNNY WALKER Realtor Fern Park 8.3-41W 10 Male-Female large selection of FREE Home Demonstration skate ac full of fine furnishings. PHIL Amplifier. 573. 24)0 5 Myrtle j 01)0 Hospital and shopping near. Fish _____________________________ -Lawn and Garden ceS.lOries. DEERE FURNITURE, W. Fir's? 3?) 5857 Cstornmadescreenroom's, car RE ALTY from Lake Monroe, 515,900. Help Wanted F urnisi'sed 7 bdrm home, wall to -Machinery and Tools St (Hwy. 48) Just 1 ml, east of 1.4 SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK ports Top workmanship and Puppies, deposit, will hold for Track Road $31 2474 materials. LEACH ALUMINUM n e J cts Christmas. 2 Dobermans, I Part lime or lull time L1 d Rent for -Equipment near shopping 8 cpuurches Idea; ii!iVa.v u.ior, - -------------- -F ABRICATION, - -Beagle, males and have all shOts. We train you. Good commission. ---.-, . for retired 1 $ Professional Wallpaper Hanger 1 7.500 700 372 Make Mon's life WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS MI MAY 1 7 92 Open Sat 8 Sun 95 let a Kirh majestic oaks, pines, golf an BELL RINGERSI Those ar e the -Pets and Supplies After • eves. - Sunday. 3734971, Yellow Cab Co. 701 S Park Cirpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Licensed Residential Commercial Belts, moccasins, billfolds, saddle fiShIng near. Remodeled v,bh , Calll3l.7970 ,n great gift Ideas you'll.find in the do the work lIt S ma(bifl CONCRETE PATIOS 'v ('ar round enIO(c1erd, give 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath -Horses FreC ,,atesPh3726873-. one Kirby Vacuum Cle aner , iCY equipment S.ve at thi Old Corral ---yulct,dC r,itrI Gift h'.aI and ,iur P 133,04.i3 Guide section in the COGIIURN 1I4CECO Clnt,erman PuppiS, AKC. IOwu'ks. eiectri outdoor bar be Cue grill Large Lot. Fenced. $21500 Licensed Bonded 32300". Western Shop, 1193. 1 W 77th St., Sanford, 373*130. mIle Want Ads S at -Livestock and Poultry i females wormed 1, shots 1)00 PH $30 Sanford Electric, 333 1543, Acre Realty. REALTOR 3737750 5) Household Goods so Deflary. 641 1051 Terms Custom made cabinets, bars. -Wanted to Boy FNFIJGY CPlSl55,,e .'urs t,,i 9 t('( I yOt.ir flEw furniture from - EVEREST REALlY INC vanities or replace that old isting OtIs. Coaster 33cr 10 speed us.g he Y1,0116 0141 Gift Guide in Ctirtnm WILSON MAIER for the belt 08. M WELDING Poodles- Perfect Christmas gilt " I -Stamps Coins Realtor, 1401 S. Hwy. 1792 Realtor, counter top. 3731010. bicycles from P1*11 Shop, 906. GET EXTRA CASH FOR * Si the Classified Section. REALTOR Roan Service. Build Up 373 5774 Christmas ever Save on naflonl CHRISTMAS by telling your good DOWN AK b'Or"i'S. mxtra or CPUPPIe'5, Prices good. G''ev's (L J','.m L build We Maitland. 431 0101 French. (HWy 1797), 322-u St. -Swap and Trade brands. Liberal trade-ins. Free GOLDEN TOUCH - N SEW PHONE 322 7226 349550*. used lurniture and appliances to Remodeling, all types of from work. oIa,ronms P1moomt, With VA Givt Mom comfort and beauty-a monom delivery. Convenient terms We Larry's New I. Used Mart, 715 S SUN Enterprises Inc 130 1*42 small jobs, paneling, doors. I you know that Collins Flor ist, Antiques pair of Daniel Greene house (Jive FrecChristmajpupp,es in TV Stamps 311 17 Mobile Homes sewing cabinet, repossessed Sanford Ave., Ph. 372 4137. E 1st St. windows. airway Plaza, has a nice 372 $1250 CONVEN, slippers frtm Knighl'i Shoes, 2 -Auction SWksOld 3622 I, Singer's best moael, windS bobbir election of small gifts'? 373 1701. Doors (. First St wv r en t? U'v your own mobile .P11.3237147in machine. Fully automatic. Pay )lCY, JOYCE WEI L DRIL'LIP$G CENT estimate or g ranee 33 Santa's fleadqua,ters_boo,s I. hard 14 Le NO onme Oscounts on every miIe t your home rEflect your go0 3 and larger. p.,r"."s spr nir Lalane f 57$ or 10 r'.l,mefl "aGE Spray & Steam Iron and a Transportation -'.1 f (I It th)t is SE'i'i 'IF- i a I ,1.,f hats, .f? ,3.e rep!,-:cod ',e1ect.on Inc A ANIM AL KINGDOM P PuTne in stoct of Place Hprnes . Water conditioners, 322 161318 Call (mcdl Dept SANFORD ,L Toaster Oven from Gregory lasl it with &n ;;;rokvrnurrom Equestrjn, Li $.!t4 Enterpr.ses, 5i7p U_--_CLOSING COSISI W Broadway, S*wing Machine from Kingdon's, CHRISTMAS from Senkm North, 1192 &I Lake Kathryn umber, 6.111 8 Maple, 37203(x) L Travel SEWING CENTER, 307 A. Last -Campers -. n i: downtown inc Oviedo 363 6.141 Sanford, WELLS DRILLED PUMPS 3736*61 piOl Sq Irrel i ey I cage. 3 £ 4 BEDROOM. I lATH $ILN Clital I l lN San omit 3229411 E ves A. Trailers , fir .7 NEW HOMES, PACKED FULL O 1.1% Mini Chimps, ring tOil's, $34 777Q ______________ ht,fl tier Christmas with a I_i_ ALL THE £*TCA$ YOU'D ex All types and sizes Speed Queen Waihtrs 4 Dryers Hodges & Grills Land Clearing I Capuchlans 8. spider monk -Auto RepairsCruClfi' Cross from Gwaltney - Make c - fIt seem more pErsonal I-C PECI ANV OISEIVEI '5 from FiveUona. dnwntnwn Son Excavating & Grading. Ph 372. Werepairandtervice J 7,'oblp Home flank RepOisCisons. Ucautiful Spanith Living room _______________________ 0 4iqrj, kits and other Ideas at Talking parrots I macaws Jewelers, 20.4 5 Park, Parts - Accessories 1eocI for - BuilderS SUD contractors (5' 1797 or 372 5243, day or nIe TINE MACHINE I Iced will make laundry drudgery 13 to choosefrom. 1317323 De,ikr tumniturl, can be considered as Canaries Boas, pythons. baby Village C.aftsmn, 107 S. Park, Complete House Plans and Shop aSUPPLY CO easier for Mom all pear, 372 0741. Seasons Greetings from Art Grin -Junk Cars R.movtd 1211111110 new Must sell and sacrifice turtleS, Australian Dingo pup • Drawings F 5t. dependable Many other's. 9 p.m Hwy 1797 Please catl'ol' 3473 dilts Wheel Ranch. Special 13 -?otorcycIes I (all VictOr -343 2?43 3776432 Rontø I Shick hair stylers for men L 207* 2nd St This NEWSPAPER kLangwood. 1319644 Vega Hatthback, Auto, aIr, $7130, yl L f SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER! You'll wnmtci Lowell discount prices Beautiful brown and gold dinette not knowingly accept -Trucks and Trailers find him ,'.ct ywhere in the • I 'ril'.(.5';fl0 .'.,a'i'g, r Mrdco, Pr.crt Shoppnj KerO then tn, lrc' S(rsitctir. 'Pet. extension table & J chars. HELP WANTED ADS Ih5s? C,,'. fashonable clothes from outer E in 51e AitptuPnuiE Real PIIJ?, -Autos VtjCtidC Gil Gu.de *ITi a large 66 Horses (crit r perIcI condition, 150. Wali.ut I-lea Coll -Limit, Sanford Plaza Gift indicate a preference rs lags& invisible ,j,'t 0terLivin9 rety of Christmas shopping We replace old windows, any type pee, €.,t ReaiIebte,.Af,,r )33 dro leaf, serving cart. See to co-Il., %tck from Animal Haven, -Aviation fr ont Certificate's are just perfect t.s'ed on a from em I4&L LPGRAVINC. SERVICE -_- 'Orterlr'se %,ggpstion. Where'i in the Save fuel Free screen SUN appreciate. Three drawerS, for 371 5722 'el Pla.tscs, Jewelry, Trophies Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling. oyers covered *J C Good With Children. C4et8itiet 5.dion, U.S and Foreign Coins U. S. Enterprises. Inc 1)041-43 up, flitta be.uiiiui shell, 4 qlobai CII Beth Dr , 322 $358 AGE N Saddle. 372 3177 DISCRIMINATION Tremblay, 323-7774. ed?in apIaqing in The Currency: Fine Jewelry; Bottles. for the asters, $73 Electric roaster ... - -- ----- ---. P4ratd an W4nrdj will OI Wt 1i'T SEMINOLE COIN CENTER rel :inet,: ,,vr'tl','y Jrie,'. .e1 S Part, NfAl .1 C,i,&'-i A,' • .'.iiiijTI'.iifr mat(atty be p4Cctd in Thurs 109 Weil lit St. ;;'re 1h Pigs a L _Mwide selection of Obfalntd form the Wa9t FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS 111 1612.1 lifililly now. With catcher. $IOU Bsooithes.-$3 504 up Shop today! In rQR THE GOLFER Ill YOUR lION that is b*jj Ph 321,7173 k Top t'n of Colt Clubs, 'MILY, . ~ landoPfcl Ctr 22W Lake Postal 12OOO itomel In the area. Give Mom comfort year 'found with 1t'. Sound 04 music will ;bO4JrIII in bIgS, balls, sportswear, ttti$*f$ $hcvid Inctude this rer,trai heat & air from Sanford your home from the stereo )OU MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB 104411 in c.*aspvtin9 their eat-neC Otvtti)Pp.qiy Of "v at & Alt, 372 4M purcha at FIRESTONE, 1R0 SHOP. Ph 372 831. WILCO LAND Co downtown Sanford 3230144 S Lost and Found 24 J',-jI(,te Business Opportunities or huron - SANFORD REALTY --___________________________ Ideal loCation' 7 rn , I' - baths, C .w wcarpet, G.E. kitchen, txir .--_______________ - '-------'---- - -.-----.--------__- - - - 29 - Franklin Rooms new Apartments per .- o ing mo Florida 1120 nstro m - - popka High ____________________________ - ..... __________ '. -__• /, . - _______ _ '' . . IF - '- '---_______ ""'" -- -- __________________ - x You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to class(fied FIRST! And save . IUVV. 11 11 ________ Welcomes _____ for * - mi. ' -, __________________ _ ~ 4 aWAW..__ . - " - - - _-IN - a BUNDLE ________________ ri - _____ affz~ I!= * Aprtnr - * - viivoiieooaro. '• "'j" '''" '' l'S. ____ .. .,,. - "'S.', • fiuctioi • --•... y • -... - A of --- _______ ________ :. . TIME and - MONEY! ___, a yto n - BU - SINESS -_ I IF - _ _ -1 kAmi5- - You're JuSt homes. looking to - ' -.-- ' SER_V1 , , -. furnish your place. Look for the buys in CLASSIFIED 1st , you'll find what you want at E ' -. -- _______________ - A Directory Ready of You! To - - Air Conditioning Glass-Mirrors - lawn Service corner -' _' -' turner, - - - - long - - - -_ - ' "S tu' uroom EXTRA __________- -- - - -------_ __. ,,_ LOW - per " ._ .rk5 ~,, PRICES! o,u2 BuNdozIg - - - ________ ________ " . ' __,_- ~- * - 00U" ;,_, Plumbing . - - inc IF * Bell Plumbing Co.* ' - . ----- _____________________ muic MARKET FOR "We Don't Stop Vacuum Cleaners - ANYTHING! Till We Succeed!" LOOK TO OUR '- PAGES 1st AND - Dog easier, ~ ~ iiiM__%_bQ_ .___ = - - - -~4 .~ Ads Bring Results Want Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Gi fts for CLASSIFIED * Maitland Flea Mart* ,., Phone: 322-261 - .._.,!E22erHangin 1 - If - an - s- -.1L -'-. HALL - - . V -- . Homes ba 'trOornS. - Drilling , ' .; ' O - hr, - - LandWaring ,. •_ ___ D,'a'f tin g * , For Daily Savings-Shop ______ GENEVA ' & [WWA CLASSIFIED iest ' es - Lawn Service "' -' ------'--- a icr Windows ngrav g ______ p , ' $ 23,950 322-2611 831 - 9993 Amer Q! I iir 'aitfiiri) T wf li - rath 11 1i 323-7860 8343131 - I' Gifts arid HOMEJ * - -- I - - - Phli4wd 1'vf'rv Sunda oil .... - - - - ,,_, * nger * * - REALTY . SAVE Welding -- - - " TO- LIST - -' .- BUSINEtS . *0- 0 DIAL --I - �6B-The Sanford Herald Fridy, Dec .. .. t!i'ntti .. Ht9livial, 44 - Forcti City, Florida ao TArr 1973 ..::.:>. The Pastor - UN CO THE HOPE OF OUR I MM , Y IT Noon Wcnep Evening Prayer Meet,ng . Oro Billy Griffin I . - I METHODIST CHURCH Phonellil.211111 Orvon,ied joric 11, I912,i_m,j,,0C,1 I - . -- . I . I Bible Study 9 30 a, m, I 11:00&.m, 1 30p m 1 , 11 00a in OUR ,~~ S ISpm ; I Just South of SR-4jill !. NATION I * I 0 7 -. . Ifi i ALL SOULS CATHOLIC i i I , - EV I' t ry!ILA' - I . Is ______.:.__i - % - I 1 - I I I . (ii . I . .- r Longwood, Fla. ~I O OOLY CO 40)5 Park Ave - .40 373 solo '1 fiI ,., - FIRS T BAPTIST CHURCH m 30 ' - Rev FrrdL Neal Lake PI Fla Morning Worship th Fellowship - - - - £ - Elmer A Reuscher - -- S 3Op m IJIS111' rmon ' P 2900 Orlando Ave. 1 M911 . .. iLulh,ranChurchinAmer,; I - ft--#. U"s-60.01 I.iivoI 1671 West First Street Pastor Morning Service 11 00a rn Evenerg Service 7-30 p m WcunesdayServ,ce 1: pm Old Truths for a New Day . Ch rV. tian ___ _ DISCIPLES . o; S Sanford Ave. Di.HaroldHarri$ Minister s,ndaySthooi THE PEOPLES BAPTIST f. 4 . 945am Morning .Vcrsh7p Srvce 11 00 a op ....a..._—' 11 006 rh , - . I'IO( 1030am 00p m. '.' . - -: 6 ]OP m - -s - - - . - i. . - . - - Ch ri.t1 I alt ,,un ,g Church CHURCH Airport Blvd Pastor 9 Asa rn 11 OOa rn 615pm C-)p rn . - L-_.v.. ftt - PALMETTO AVENUE Assernblj Worship Evenng Worship fellow —whon he starts teething on one of Dad's now Christmas slippers or on me living room rug. . EvemngWOrVip . . 7 TOp m ijit lOCpm - (1 ipi UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff J'n ',/si. rut,: . Ministers Worship Nurser y file about 14,500. I have written to the corn- THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WOburAv... Lake Mary panv, but my letter was returned by the l'ostal Ser,, I ]op M pm GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes ? ISa m Ii .0O m 630pm 7 30p m 7:30pm. cv Darwin Shea 9 iSa oa i-n oc I :t't- (JsurrI,i'.s Morning Worship Evening Worship FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER ASkilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL uivu • Little monroe WilIlIrdEIdridge Pat'or Sunday School Morning Worship (vtntgWort,iip Prater P'eetng KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN rfl •iCr.y Irn L.mp oyes DEKLES' CELERYCITY - ,- Nr*8~&@,%s4rwrCPwr%.1l%S1 LitittwiI ~ I ~... CHNISTIA04 fAiI R.,$cw'ii P1,1 Bapi,j? t' 'f' CP'u'th 7127 t' 7O4 Si 'i .. -.A~ivhlef "_112~'-I U0,0 (r:_~V~ $0WINW"t ad l'-f-0 44I Criialh , 5*0 Poti, Are Fr4I b#I frwrO of Aiismotitt SpIviroirs, Ill 4II AII#_-*nlf sadws rI vj;!is,CiI V a,ruitf, fell Cth-Ach of Griiiii've r-If fin-P'tt (r.W(l, p1 s-er a'#s - . _ix,_ rp Z Z .2 - -.~~ rt'ti-clr~,,,, -1 METI',OosSy C'ir i'.' ci.. u I itDoor Pity '7, r.*ptosl C-04 r; Sam j- #---v Sw wqt lid - s ca "' c "sl Scuth'ith MiPtNdAf ChUO'Ch. 240 W-Jord Avir Ffff M1111114dill ChuNth, VA Ar 41h V ''-p St A44ast--*- Ciiftiotit Clikii,dr,. U4rAirt- Or riew KIII Iiiian Rif a r . Jerv f D4rB&#'V CO"M"Y M01400:11 flkw(ft. W 14-Vtbiliniks Ril, Misery Gss(f United MilthI Chw(ch. Airpoi,l fill id SI ' ••fp_ Paei. St ia"-. A 1,' C. t a- C- .-a "r"c-t. .-t.' a ( 9,t t C,cc.ss iascsa -'-'7 '-a' C A1 1 , ''G7.1I Ctij,ih SI a, of'i'vidwn 14411 ol it-hilvah-1 W,M"I. Lat r" '-f F;f,itct,%.#(?., Cftr--thst-tr-.w Inoom-I 'r#4r'P4i'bC#-Af(#'tAfrttl#14###*)%Obflt'l'Rd,ftInPAWt, . - r )IISPIfIA,, jdv's CN,Itaim Crip i,,,, '$lCt'iAf(1101C7,jl%t c I" 5 $Q0E IndSi en A' ts.on Eerier.ve CN-if Ev4c0iiii C1-W(ft7 LrfvwoW '-. CITHIS CHURCHES All- I A ,Y E ft-~gcti, CA.,,# & ig-th All FiI CrI Co-hIp %4h_.,,W,. Wt%lva Park Ad Bir"all Avenue "Winn,CKA" I, IWR,Ull AV, V I: LUT"LRAN ,i _ r C lA ri.s r0frst LAII Si*,"Ih dair A&VVI fP%4( h, "*, 4)6. Forest (,f, , .#.*#-.lot 'SA Y A,t.#o11# CII AAA.IW.d aI . Alla"ton't sim.ngs IT attn-n • e &A In2l , 114#110I Aii,di-ftwill Cl`~!h 5 M&I Azi ' ?"oil "' ciP.-VoI of 0IIII W JIM St N"ft-4w Cl-well 01 0I Vt* Haven Ck , M-4itl4w-d au Pffit, take un4eff Method 6I unitra III , P -v , 'Pil -% * () c a' (a t a i$ivh,o:irtnyjy1y,c,21,y iCth01ft#k.tne *lvV'taFl& 1ittvpAv A',(r - *no. s w ,, no t e -" -°i' 4111 CAV(h of Loft i"I" o"vii II 0-40(h 0,11i; Wit Rd .Ice th%g,h, 14$ S Pill,, ,&vv iliviih OA i, , -- SIlvit-on A,m, 3 Ii % . . . I i 1 -l __ Ii eac e uM S M I t (.rornko and duet delgates step to keep the movement of front Israni. Egypt and Jordan. the cocrence under way until The formation of the corn- after the Israeli national elec- mittee was seen as a positive tions Dec. 31. Ememo~V.-ii:~-_ - —I Rome and killing it hostage in Athens. The Moroccan government had demanded jj merit Without mercy" for the five. Italy had also asked Kuwait to return the live to stand trial, but the two countries have no cxIradition . Th e Palestinian Liberation Organization denounced the op. oration and called for the extraditi on of the men "to stand trial bet - a Palestinian revo revolut I • ionary court " It was not known Immediately where the use Arabs would be taken to stand trial, but the PLO has its headquarters in Beirut Lebanon _________________________________________________________________ , - I) - -- -i - I . - -.1. . -_ 11.7. - -1 ~ _ _; -t __ - _;~E -1 _ ___ th~ 94;~ 9_ - - , -W M- - _______= ____ _ _Z~_ ,I T Is- ~~"_. I - I - _i _iw — Z___ Z__ =--.--- - ____ 'I 1.'V1 ________________________ 0 , - r.4 , - - I - '•. . -. N. hike next year for workers who another 4 per cent in July. Existing law makes a furth er cost of Using increase in January 19Th almost certa in. The 11 per cent increase means the average mon thly benefit for a single person, now $167, will go to $I5 in July and theaveragebeneIit(oracouple from $277 to $310. To help pay for the bigger benefits, the bill increases the which the Social Security payroll tax is levied. Under existing law, the maximum, which was $10.e00 this year, would go to $1Z600 in 1974. Offices Over Christmas me • has Ilecome doubly important City halls in Altamontc Springs, lAke Mary, Longwood and to be ready to march Winter Springs will be clowd Monday and Tuesday; Sanford city The long hours of practice, hall will close at noon the day before Christmas; ard Casselberry which is best described as city hall will close on Christmas day. "strugglin' wl' the pipes," has I)ev. 11 has been declared an energy <mserva tion holiday, but all carried echoes of thur skirlmg st.ateeInplo)esslllhasetoworkMa) 27,sshichhadbeenschedukd from the Thnt'crest School) ard as the Memorial Da) holida> to offset W4.000 the state would have , all the way across Airport to pa). in holiday osertiflie The Cabine'. aDproved the changes Wednesday in adopting a I 11mlevard, nearly a mile. In all that distance there are resolution saying -significant fuel savings wotdd be realized" if the # perhaps hundreds of w ho Office buildings were not opened for the one work dl) b€tetn the have put up with the endless seekend and New Year's Day. Secretary of State Richard Stme mid a small staff would mar. noise, nank you, one and all, for your patient forbearance. die corporation -division offices In Tallahassee and Miami on Dec. for corporation filings. Sincerely, J1,oncof the uses 'Thes Ii wear coats and sseaters," he said Uobt N kini' ' Brid'c 611 Calendar ..............3A Classified acts... . 5-6C Crossword puzzle process of forming the herald Staff Writer ... DearA THAI FlORIDA BACPIPE BAND. The Seminole County court house, motor vehicle inspection Editorial comment In 1971 Bill McKay marched station, and most city halls in the county will be closed Monday, Horoscope . . . alone in Sanford's Christnuis while banks and ptit offices will be closing early the day before Hospital notes , Parade Last year two pipers Christmas School news The Coun(y Court flouse and Motor Vehicle Inspection Station sslll dose Monda'1 and Tuesday and al,soJan 1 Die post offices will dose at noon on both Monday and Jan 1 Banks in the count) will close at 2 pm the da befor€ Bill, . maxinium annual wage on i'RISmENT NIXON ...Uplohiin Energy BA P la ns ToFi re T woCoveru ovneuciaries in April and - Kills See story on page 3-a. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) - L__.t!_!_7_ IS in citrus, belt as growers fought to save crops BECKY ALLEN, 2502 W First St San ford, found enough frosty ice on her wind:;hield Sa t urday morning to display h er reaction in writing.' Teniperatures dipped into the mid-20s ,WASHINGTON AP A liofl. li"use Ikiii44rit Leader O'Nefll said tP White House charged that President jixn hogIy harnstrurw. House Thjinac, P. O'Neill Jr. of MM- 13 hami': t the legislation "wants a morinrehy, he vi ants a Senate-pas.-,ed doer- sachust4t.s said: l don't know dJe4, rib. itepublican Leader to run the whole show." gency energy bill early today, how we can break the logjam, John J. Rhodes of Arizona reHouse Democrats clatmed It Then It refused to let Congress but there's no onus on us - we ped that th" White house was up to the Senate to initiate take a month's vacation, tried in good faith to do our wtlits the --right kind" ij! Iegi.s- any new compromise. But Sen. The House voted down the part," lation. O'Neill promptly ate Democratic Leader Mike Senate bill 219 to 34. Many con- __________________________________ Mansfield of Montana said the greasmen opposed the Senate Senate had no Intention of try. bill b€cause it did not contain a ing to resolve the impasse berestriction on windfall profits ION Jan. 21, when Congress had for oil companies, been due to return. Rep. John Brademas, D-Ind., At the peak of the ballotingon assistant Democratic whip, tins bill that would have given blamed the Republicans and President Nixon a free hand to "big oil" for the impasse that WASHINGTON (AP) — The Small Business Administration blocked house action. order gasoline rationing, the House suffered as own energy plans to fire two officials who have figured prominently in a 'We rejected the package congressional probe of alleged corruption within that agency, an handed to us tonight because we crisis as the electronic voting SBA spokesman says. 5)51cm broke down. refused to allow the big oil The spokesman said the pair—Russell Hamilton, former chief of companies to reap windfall After this touch of irony, a the SBA's Philadelphia regional office and Thomas F. Regan, profits without any limit whatlong day of parliamentary former chief of the Richmond, Va., office - and a third official ever. We have acted in the best maneuvers by Republicans and were notified Friday that they face dismissal within 30 days. oil-state legislators ended when interests of the people of the the House flatly refused to quit United Sta tes. The Nixon adIn recent testimony rebutting allegations against the agency, nilnistratlon and the House Refor the year although it eviously could not agree with the SBA Administrator Thomas S. Kieppe accused Hamilton and publicans have demonstrated v-* Regan of covering up evidence of corruption, Senate on energy legislation. who calls their turn -big oil," Kleppe told a House subcommittee on small business that seven Brien said. For the First time in 20 years, persons in the Philadelphia and Richmond offices hid evidence of the House rejected [lie nirmal. Before turning down the SellCOI'L'Uptlofl. He did not name the others. 1%, routine adjournment resoluate's version, the House refused The third man threatened with dismissal Is Joseph T. Clark, to go along with two cornlion. This 171-74 vote against leaving for a winter vacation deputy chief of the Philadelphia office, which oversees operations promises offered by Rep. Harin Richmond. was followed by a decision, at ley 0. Staggers D-W.Va., chairThe agency spokesman said the three men have 10 days to reply ri 1:32 a.m., to recess until noon. of the Commerce Cointo letters outlining specific allegations of improper conduct. He niittee and chief handler of the Congress remained ilead. declined to make public the charges. lot kod over the energy legislaemergency energy legislation. WASHINGTON I AP) — Con. Security beneficiaries, all 11 gress has approved percent increase in benefits. a ) 61h$t rr -.-_.r 15 Keeps Congress Meeting - The bill provides a 7 per cent Increase in the checks of some 30 million Social Security Dear Mr. Spoiski, A few weeks ago. in your AROUND THE CLOCK column. you invited readers to send in 'Thank You' letters to express their appreciation for w ha tever is appropriate, l wish to thank the people of Sanford, especially my neighbors in the Pinecrest area, for their kind tolerance of the - . House Socia * I Security Recipients G_et" Holi a 0 It also was stated that the bureau of securities and public financing of the New York S ta te _izz.. - = _ - ,taa!f= only Syria boycotted the parley because it charged the confer- . earn more than $12,6W and for their employers. UIIUX . - Kissinger, the chief architect i J the conference, was descrit ' b> an American spokesman If signed by President Nixon, marched with him. This year lire pipers and a standard kartr will follow the same • route Canveriant Pt"teriao Ch,wth. 1715 I Dilartoo or .4n church. chwo of chirist, AM Pom swvnes De Altiirr4rift spot chi,irclii ol Cliorist. 41.0"6I CriviI of CWtst: Lar9w4oa CFOC - - PRI!%FkYTFQIAN Late Mairl, UAoou pfii%t?,9".A~ Co,,,rt" lull Varlit 1 cnoth of CAM 147 W uln %I G,-~&I a A' crv as (ei-i- ba-' ii i-. n.e (ovigf,at.ev,,t r - ., - III LtAn Lutheran El4ufc%, Rl 426 Sta" 4' U' C C (1( i ChiiirLft of C44. Uvs4I Cvch 01 God HOfrisit LaC Monroe "t a I It iiiff." pwtt4wr aw'st Cftfti% st go its O-Stom $11 P", 1140,0 0' dI 81) Pow Art St M-111ftwV4 IIII CPPWM. (41--W 1I Wwq1I V,`44W4fv IISRI-1,11. 1~t A CrIW St J"-I Aii-m"W it otrA.11 CII -&, Im. #. rc-r1l J$ rr-of 6#04f chwirc.11= Palm ii~;ino led Anaimnarits 1 VIII "&w h4its.witary aiiI Ctotch hitatkill.w.lisa,mlit. II ' (it!i tit""Ir"' Cl"i-ifil'i" ChOI StAir Lake Rd at i,em,wri Cnvrcliooth,iStlS75 M-iM Church Goidrn Dh.i Dc & Hwi- 1197 Clp*rpo,,rn,u . •'7fl-i . 0'.. i FLORIDA STATE BANK -. . . !_ the. bill also would mean a tax the past few months. Ju-t a year ago I found the opportunity to learn to play 11w pipes under the tuteledge of the late Bill McKay, "The Forest David Beverly and Staff Luthirrain [01,v, th of Ptov,orr%tir. tMooria Fovttt 00 s 6 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -_,_ -_ .- The Management and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY . . .. From the mallb'' 'I, - WINN DiXIE STORES and Employe!. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and E mp loyes McI Dekleand Employes 1_ STENSTROMREALT'I Herb Stenstrom and Staff e' IU\13A I \ltrxco -. rho kus,itt government ernment today handed to the Palestine liberatIon Organization the five terr who ld3i persons ikand hkt Rome airport 0 Y openin phoe. official. Moroccan sources reported. i' -a e two speedy nger our oroccan officials wcre arnong the 31 persons killed tours of the Mideast slter 11w Monday when the terrorist- hurled PrpflacJp ,,, war to set the center October American World Airways jetliner. The terrorists surrenderec' at Kuwait airport Tuesday after hijacking a Lufthansa plane from ence up. Of the combatants, from investors. 1000. r' 11.00 8 m 7:00pm y A . . I f R - and begin its work within a fe~% days. Russian sources left opi_n thtpossi lIt) 0broader com MAIL magazine said "almost Christmas present for the concerned about possibly illegal Scotch brokerage operations in that state and invites letters of complaints SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodqes and Staff SENKARIKGLASs & PAINT CO., INC. and Em ployes n .' ' _____ - - -_ I '' . . - - . — Israeli and Egyptian experti vi,tpmbed by United Nations any legitimate holding of nation's 30 niillion Social warehouse receipts for Scotch , hisky is salable at ionie price", *e.......... a.........-.i.. IIw;l7 uviIcEdI l HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L.D.PLANTE,INC, . COrn,rC;unfr,Cub Old Route 46 at Paola Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes The zespimse to his letter which appeared in MONEY 9 AS ,3 r, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH e i d east M Rev A F SleiI Sunday Church School Morning Worship Youth Group Wednesday Chti.r ce Sunday school 6 30. rn Wed Pi-iy &Priv thou I hac ruid of the pij prospects of this type of in and would like to get rid of my holdings, which cost k S 30 a m CHURCH Erner,tuSpator I 30111i Ila in 6 OOp m Evening worship MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ro I .t', -, Pastor Sunday Str'ool Morning worship Youth Service THE McK$BBIN AGENCY Insurance "--''e - 7 )Op m M-n-sItr I lop M Thtay .4J E. C. Elsea and Staff lX1"', w Bb!t'Study ,a, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLE R. PLYMOUTH And Staff ' Scotch whisky? Sounded pretty A good on the surface. ,'" a matter of (act, a number of !I readers called and said that they' had sunken a few bucks in the venture. 1 ri Well I never %C d'1 tu gett a undl to ans ering their letters of solicitation, II letter-writer EU. Dales I an example, III glad that 1 1 - • procrastinated. Dales writes "I bou"ht warehouse receipts in August and October of last year ; through the Duntbw Bridge (rnceuerors Me4 flg r UMYF Mens Prayer Breakfast I 130Pm i. - 4 30i'm . I 00p m V 10 OOa m ii 00 8 7 )0p rn 100pm Lt,3F King PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 4l'Wiif Paul Sonney Evangelist BibleClaSS 30 004 m, Morni ng WOTSNp fl j Evening Wor sh ip 6 OOp.m ft'bte Classes Wed 7 30k, rn Wed Prayer ,, , 4 1 9 Park Ave w 615pm. Ser,ce are 9 4Sa Sunday School MnIngWOr'ShiP sunday Evening P.'orrng METHODIST CHURCH O'Stern . Remember back a couple I monthsago w nercfcrredto Pastor FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 13) Orange Strre' -er, U .lulhC,riflI S30p m Morning o 'eClass Lake Mary. Fla. Rev Paul D Trissel Sunday School w'r Bible Study Evangelistic Service Rv . KennIthW Mullis FIRST UNITED 10 ODA rn 6 OOp m B John A al Re,, V rqI L (tr,anl Pm "ornnqWorsPp 1100am AKE RY L ofEt ECH 7 TOp m (First Wednesday Fellow your life each vital to the other. If you've been neglecting the church side of the scale, then r enng Service C LO for all FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 945, Evening Wor ship Wed Bible Study & Pravtr Sef v Going to church is like that. For home and church mfike up the rrost important balance In ti;ar.i '.%orn'ngworsli.p Stndir School you have been shortchanging yourself. Why not make up for it next Sunday? Bible Study riST BAPTItT CHURCH Sit Park Avenue -. Jay I Cosrnato Pastor N ur s ery Provided 11 Will m COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17-97 at Piety Ridge Rd Calselberr UMYF it is with most things in life. Pleasure. responsibility, work, play—it all goes to make up a kind Sunday 700pm Kenneth Miller. Atti? Pastor Morning Worship I )0& 1 m Bringing up a puppy Is not all pleasure. It is mixed with responsibility—ana that's the way 7.3op m k , Re Before Christmas day is over, though, you may have had a qualm or two about this little Ii 00* m .6.00p.m &~Oop rn I NC - CPttch1ra.wng ' ..dy W,d . I A puppy for Christmas. A warm little creature that iooks up at you with appealing big brown CHURCH OF CHRIST fill Park Avenue 1 7 )o m -............ 30mm _______ Morning Worship of balance. B APTIST CHURCH 2676 Palmetto Ave. Pastor L; r. (A E Hodg6rS . 9. 4 5 0 m .unoat School It 0I m ~.Iorning Worship I 00p m f- vangelistic Services 411 m - - .11------ ~i,-,--~_~---_Q_l a l eyes as he teeters on his wobbly legs. That's something few people can resist. BClr Class stinoay - - 11,00 Pa I m Spr i nl;s Dr. Altamonte Springs JamnP. Needham Evangelist BbfrStudy 1 004 Wed Evening Service 0. edri,ewsy 7flWD-%h4, CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive Sunland Et?aiei Gary isnr Pastor Sunday Sthooi is. m CHURCH OF CHRIST iç..riQ ,1 _.. _______ 9lSam Service '- - - PINECRES't BAPTIST . - -_-----i 4 . - _________________________ 137 Airport Blvd. Plione3fl 934 James Vaughn Minister Simd-a School 9 45a m Worship Se rvi ce II OOa m Evening Set v' 700p m, Ph 6e.' c;,3or3r,o Guerri" /as Recet'*ve 5 errorists 4) R V Silt :FT. CHURCH 9 00 a rn 10 000 m r GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onra d at Woodlawn Ave ) Wc DrnIov 1I%'ch SchOol 9 45 am. MorningWorthip 11 00A rn . rn SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7201W III St. Chvrcti School virwsh'il J I # . 's i7: p,,.,, flvi*'pv '4 - t Geneva t Mid Week GOOD SHEPHERD uZ LUTHERAN CHURCH .- I .L-' ''-.-* ' I , ___ nal. The historic conference, thfirst since the Arab-Israel con- ni Sun Worship - rn ' * .I - IHI U.7RFP4F Sund a y Sc hool PaIor 9 a m lb r:r;R I I X. V "This is the Life" '. tis was biased in labor of Is. ment on the committee had GENEVA, Switzerland AP been worked out beforehand ill The Middle East peace con- rael. Today's final session lasted a contacts between Kissinger, Solerence adjourned today with agreement to work quickly to tnere 15 iiiinutesbecauseagree. viet Foreign .Minister Andrei A. separate the tangled Israeli and 9 50 a fit Rev A.E. Green THE REDEEMER g ree A 9&IIaM CommunIyC,nl.r LUTHERAN CHUR rh J 3 CHRISTIAN CHURC H S. Park Avenue P?stor f] U JWn,ster M hitter tntpurJt I _. 7:306 M ttaiy Communion — 11111111101~11 A PW ; Sanlando Spt4nqs Drive R Burke Johnson KC-111 Hulchef son Morning Worship Church S,hnol -Cen' ,2LO :, : . . -1. - 0 0 MORAVIAN CHURCH 9-45a M. 11 DOA m 6 00p M. • I ..* ________ W M ,:_".- " .-:A P4vri.t'ry Open ".;, - . , . ay - Ed't ... - : : lIoni:uin Pastor ., 16 elf i WedPrayer Meet I ti.- Rev. L ef cry D Soper I - lid I Aist. Paslot _ P V . I J Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Sery I amily Night Service - - _ I ,; * , I - Sunday School Morn'n' Worship Cr-chTraIhing . Iv'iI,,,I,i FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH . 10) W. 22nd Slrttl PIllS Rev, . ,, chvrcn of God Hour" CHURCH IIII Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr MartinKellef v,,, i/wi,: (:Isi,rel: - ___ srsu ' : ................................. 1......... -............>.•.•.•..,.........................'.........................s'.. k 7 - _. .. - 2460 Sanford Ave, SCIENTIST ..X. ... Pastor 000 East Second Street Stinday School ~ Ass M % Sunday Service & M^f rilng Worship I I I ~ 00 a. m I I 006 M Sunday School 6 ISp in _ 1.30PM. Epvvorlh Leeour Wednesday Service Evening Worship y lop M . 9~4s& m, ;9 1~~ ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ___* (Ii ri iwn 30P m FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOU CHURCH Cor. 2111h and Elm " - I ! ),,~n Cox Pastor 9.30 Mr %torning Worship r 10,45:rm ... . - 6 ~ ii *.: '.4 . ('ui/lu/jr Richard Jackson Sinoay MrnlngWos-ftp Evening Worsiiip . . - ._ - _-- - _ - - i Sev e n t h dy Advenitt Chu I4VCfluC, Altamonte FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor Eivange:1oft Services . . . C h ur ch Training Evening Worship ~ * 1 > ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH THE SEVENTH DAY Service 00 0 0 1100000 1I'1 7 OOpm MmngWOrsh P Evening Worship -. - SAP4LANDO UNIT ED .... - — Ic'iIimIs i Noon FM Saturday Setvi(cs Sabbath School Worship Service Wed nesday Night % .. II Church - Assio on WWOS (104) W -.7. ' .%, Worship Services Pryr 21 . -. r. 1 I ff,~_ " I % P" ~ .- — . .,; _; - I __A- I --- - -b: - Z, - . - 1V!h__ - 511 -i -' ,, 3 4A -,. - 5B 3A 8A 0 1I Slx ,rt-. suite"___________I 3\ ' :' -. . M - - __ -. T -i't WW_ __ - - gi7 % . .. 4 I \ " I I a . _ I - -"- ', I _~ ~ : ~ =M I -_ - - =- . - - - _____ momwwmmm 6t #~ T- 7_~ - ~~ . ~ __ . ~ M_ FJW__W 11 --------- - I - -a -_ , _. -1 - = .1- . - -_ ~_ adi lift- -., __ - _0 I- ~_ E1L._. - 1 ---44--,or--I - . c- .1T..:-' -iL ;it ,, --. —=- ------ ~ ~ a SHOPPING DA TO CHRISTMAS __________________ _111;pssill~__ __ ~ st - • M1 ; .- - ..- - ,., m ill Jr. - , - A-MAL ja. .& I CRACK ER CH P IS I MAS RECALLED Till' FRESICNIAN English Class of Lvi-nan Iligh School re-enacted Florida Christni'as of f ,1 the 117"flc as partI tatif StUti) (iiI tt Marjorie 1/•innan - ' ' Rawlings "The Yearling." From left, Dale Beaver, Rita Shireman and Phyllis McCauley. f-itL -ii uiu Photo (Herald uS' 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/. 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 21, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 27, 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/e1553f19b3744b2c063ade92e9dbe735.pdf 77be60fdf43d7aae4428d31eda5dc146 PDF Text Text --' - - - ..... - _______ _________________ SB—The Sanford Hera Id -- '-—-- Friday, Nov 2,1973 ___ IX. A -o ____ _____________________________________________________ :f: • --- - — ______ .' ________ S _ _j_____ — ________ _______________ __________________________________ - - -- L-' -- A N rI IP II ....................... ..-.......-.-.-.-.-........'... $ 3m 9 dam AI:owQS III 7 00 i m ServIce - __ - - -. - - - Pa?O • . — -. - .,. 9Sjm - -- - -- - rr P .1 Ken i vu Man — S astor 7:000-rn. ... - - --- - i 7 COp -. 7 .,oday bghI Broadait aI a Devot ott34htS 373 5010 WTRR — rn ------- - -: :. - -. " -- -- - -= -- - - — - _____ -- , - .- ±_ . -- -- -- I •-".--.'.s-J --' .:---- _j - Churçh5tI WOtt'p J- - PO( 9 4Sam 11:00am r'0'0 rn a Rv William P,(k($ 1191 16 _-_ DISCIPLES OF CHRIST OIl H*y 44 I Mdi W.tof ____ Family Worship Evening woahp V,f'f%4W4V BObte -I_In ., i. I1.00a.m • 3Op m thipSvOP t. fib ht f I I dl h f beads the th I d Th - - L-- 13) Airport fltvd -T t.imrs C Vaighn CHURCH JORDAN jAVT _____ Prayer MeeInq 7 - - - - , LU utCfl ul .' -j - __________ ____________________ __________________ - .. - a.---- nWop 7 rv , Thu$day ' - Youth Service (veninu Worth P . H bte it p tIv r..I a i-n c s SCIENTIST i c'o in i-'a nly .. UNITED i - 1- - where mun1cv'l elections are or rat to P JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH And Stiff C _______________________ - Z- - i •• c PENNEY COMPANY E C ElseaandStaff WILSON EICHELBEPCER MORTUARY iii:i:i... WIL3ONMAIERFURNITURECO " I . a I S,jfç godownthedrain' - _ r a/l -=---._--- us SENKARIK GLASS Employcs ,) 4 ' _____ associated with her i., ' i J I - - Is a past president of the Lake Mru Chamber rf ('nmml..r&..o and postmaster of many sears ____ 1 - - fl uiance _______ AIIZMSLLr CP oo i 4 " "' - ' (sk-rrrv*. ' " ra _. Nt$ali,r1,evr -'cnUaØa Ctch ______Jill ' I, p-. .i- OaaAvr __________ _____ - r . 1' S4 WSM4*'O'WyBaPIlOv,QWflt RP'4 CticL 34* P4mifto St J*.?*1 MaW(V%&r RepHsl Qjt(5, $I H 115 05 St Matthews Rptsg C?wct$. Caneava t-Iqts San Lm tornc.s '' ' "'!,' A g C$Vth 04 0.00 Ot*.v Me-v 0 °'" -_- 'd St C'i' Q 1' - 0' C I ' Uiata c I,.a ¶:11-1( r..,4I, FosyIers.n rii r , •"o, • o Alt Pith C'-.e!. Camp SrnInI WIkIv. Pa-k ,i-r 't4 I( o *rtand0 Un,Ptd e r'. fV 14 Mathcd.$t Clayr ChaoeI tswt'aiI I t01130ff0w '° Today worried about )estertla) - ,1nd • kiu * 1k., flCXiI "Id- i" '-emin" n VUU IlI e A rstt v os'. ' ,, Lake Monqt. C'1o.I (kIa.ur vd i '' A - .. r °' A,. o-era, 003 W , as a director for the proposed Pan Am Bank to b" located In the Interstate Mall, SI corner 7 Sanford Recreation -- 1 wtuodliketo tIot:ergrn _____ _ I_ -_--_- — Mt ____ ?Msorw, I3j F rP CY.i- .%I Cr.ro' l*1 I t-* ar..isIin C* UI N$riN. CIwII.an Cwm H1icn Cr1.. l .7err £ 1.00 'Ia5IWr ao" $ipes £, F*a0a __ - Or band - - - - - - . - -- Pro'v'. Ue*a 'I 'ermnCirtlli!Rrd*ta%.,. eiw 2ser1.c 0r4CP! ?sirs Dr .. #1 a- - - - c . -'- I1'4riI t. agi01t 8. 1'*V 'fl PRESYTEIP$ , ,i .s,?ir.n hmy. :t. t41C i-' 0.1 ) 59 "-, "' •"- rinQ. y H! ad si.. -. - - ---- - hapi, Alt - Sqs , make provisions or p1annl,, them In the cit)'s parks Ilic pIIlflI)C'l' is 323-3ll- 1 0 Sc{!ntists do not believe Mer. 'i tImeguisl.rd, spacecraftwllltrytodet.ermlne I,tj r - t iS, features- on tht - U1.l,5ian if this could be fine dust sus four-ye ot Y 10's ultravIolet pictures will peratures and atmospheric • a.ions, , ,.wi- au,P,eCeS .0 uz , • trot center spoesman sauu. ek I shed some lignt on the bafuiina compouon near UL ptineLs Lerythlng In the early por- puzzle of the solar 5)51-em and d and throughout the inter tca of the lanet's u ________ pit tely normal We hae a good of how the sun affects '.arious planethr atmospheres This trajectory" __________ Photos of both planets will -= ._ ___ -- —'--- - - r -____ ______ ____ their generators are being fired on b) sharpshooters w1 th ari-iw"' plalnts to the county rei,ealed tu Pirk Fireman ' :d been lie Lad not bud proper meetings becneolactsormiaIismFrkisy,whichalsoinc1udJcut utilit poles and lines SmdVihienJr last week pledged totherh1 of Elect'ical Workers began midnight Wed — extortion against the life and a majority of the board has al prur-rt of P&S owner Robert reads ild It wishes SOflIC lotiti of exilusis e francl'ise, " lurne) But tue union denied responsibility with vandalism ' 'Tht re 'oing to blame eer) little thing that happtn us, said 1 eonardring, presidøntof 1BEW to' al 359 I- iein5tated as a Wintcr Park plant Frida) whcn the) allegedl) interfered with a suppi) Index Iason, but there was no word Itnnnolh'ufaiiatir' with Wlnlnr "' " Kenneth wa fired prior to his Crossword puzzle Vie h-ave the personnel res1ore servict, but they aren I bwance Compan) i.xptrvu us I dlcoinhflt but in good shape, In corn' d I micsioners1wor F. S rts State to lOAs tIV,t? IC) S' - ' - 'They're the ones e who left us" &. - J ___________ I ____________________ - — ' I ki(ICIJLA 1 1 cupcakes are almost as gotxl 'm the outside as on the et' Were W es w CU a met ing 'We're read to meet them any time" said Spring , ]).__1 - to IliUM Litt. iuL Utu'vv a 7MA 5A ________ _tt' t find slash sour tires" threaten / ' - when he was struck b a rock 1-sort.' amnlnv' In tha fInid to F P&l '""d ' ha 800 ta r Bridge ____ ""..- Pratt, former head of the -- ________ _____ __________________ _____________ bresing between the rRal am _ Mariner 10 also is to join oth gravity field to guide it on a the Boeing Co. carries two talnedthroughearth telescopes cember enter' Its third da) A company spokesman said transformers at the utilit) s The) were arrested Sept 28 ____ ________ There also are indications of held VenMercurts ,ivUu. forms Decause of extremeh threw out the tose of no!e Count), and last week liflu I1AZE4 _____ ct tZ)1flj to gain an excl'Asii.e In partnership with Wflhiam a - .e Seminole Count) ambulance occupationallicensetooperate frCt p sufficient cidcnce against tin. pair Cii.wch * H4k1 Rd Deftary SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST C*uvtp, 04 CN'.St W Inn St C7-rProi-w-ij ?1OS PinAve CATHOt.It I3nt$t MeTHODIST 'I I rt ,p 1' t-.f P "*? "F I MfH It Ch..srth s9gs CP.urth ol Cpj,: h' CPau'th 0*000. 003 P4.45.3Vy 500' I 17th 4. Ced.r A'.-*.iity ' BØ P.Sor Arco,lI,d 'l" rfI Old Orlando Pd it Hester Avi i-Il Ca44t Cra,ta 51$ Cpu Ave ti,t jtii ' c'- Ch,4tian Churcr' t.r L•e Rd it JmtIa o.4PrrnATso.fL, CR,IST , . ---s- board motor are planned later more thoroughl) how solar mile and selected pictures of cluding the skylab3 astronauts to steer the craft so it will pass processes are related to our Mercury are expected to have in taking a long-range look at resolutions as line as 330 feet. the comet Kohoutek whkh Isto withrn3,300mllesofVenusnext own atmosphere on earth' Forliftoff - flrT from Cape Canacral at 12 45 to attempt lar1(ltngs cark tn - - - -- During the flyby of Venus, it ported It was on a precise propulsion laboratory, said - . ---- The $$8 million unmanned to make te first probe of Jupi hick cloud cor to otaln the sun's radiation Howeer e' t ')i.atched t)Meury, year I siall at planet in t solar s)sIi - - CAPE CANAVERAl4, Fla. paththatwilltakeltwithln625 television cameras Intended to have resolutions of about 465 AP — America's Mariner 10 mIles of Mercury on March29. snap about 5,500 pIctures of miles and they Indicate the ______ • ons iracv ruling at a pretrial hearing P& and fiern.!on's efforts to Mayor Lawleflet! Swofford's financial holdings—as he HARRELL & BEVERLY - - /t4ercury month, 240-mlflion-nule voyage manmade payloads already en- Green ReaR) Both men were equitable means of protect$fl. Fri( A & P WEO 0 avafla9ement and Employcs Herb Stenstrom and Staff ________ - 1 — \/en us — respectively In Lake Mary also herald Staff %i titer initiated without PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO L D PL&NTE INC O;iedo Flortda oylheSeventh dayAdvenllstChurch DERLES ' SANFORDATLAN1IC CILCRY - — - the facts have been brought out," the White House spokesman • Lnar9es uisrnissea mission regarding a certain - are met without hobbling the defense machine or disrupting the more than 25,0O miles an hour -- g t4() iird H Hocige., and stan and Employes - 1a-' - - - Gerald! Warren said 11x President is not giving any - would THE McKIBBIN AGENCY 1 ________________________ - As for thep hantnm suLpoenaed presidential tspes, Nan said Need we be reminded of buta Anbulance Service out of ser%Ices and wants a sinele OF 5EMINOLE ____ ________ ________ Nixon Is preparing for an nouncement next week, possibly , the form o1 a , nire.,b, ge W whIch we live' Upala Rod late-afternoon cruise Friday on Biscayne Bay aboard flebozo's iouseboa t COCOIOboll • The Pres1. council No ore qualified to then It would and could be paid — But, wh) penalize someone before hand. for wanting to pm LI cncgy p -ouem.S a e economy all occupy his time. He said Nison is ______ her third straight term. She Is tielpation that the project will be a success --- ____ -' 1 I 7 - PRV,IburAv, LikiMary SR 43$ rI "I I that It is urosalv unfair to the D 1.. ar 11.1or a veoper .1 I so ile-UP Mornng WorShip YOUIhC,roup 10 00. "' (y I F!?h '1'n' as it" shnni Nurevy PMII*342S65 LymanH .. asCC C'gn,i,dju,w 111972 Longwood I -i-si SXm T14E - ____ t has set for himself and for this nation at this critical time" _ wouldn't these people be en. nngWorSh '5 ' ____________I with other alleged Impact women,vyingforl6cltycouncil 8il .'d of election .., A...t .. goodies ' Assuming that a seats and four rnn oral off ces ri test ould 11 ' Lb Ir a- • Sunday CHURCH OF CHNIST i$l7PrbAve _ - t. .1 s y uvre 1. a weeieitu Nixon and his neighbor and friend I our consideratIon 7pm vu ,i. vyan 6 JOp m i 30 m , a few observations on the 1 PAOLA WESIRYAN CHURCH Old_ Route 46 at PaoI School E Minc-r I'aUov isn't it time to try His? : i CHURCH 6 30mm • • I 't C LO"' By John A. Spolski 561 Oran. Street $ 304. il m 7Pm pm 00 m P11;4;o=:E a- Morning Worship On Manhattan Island, as in eer village and city, churches have their doors results I'eFII P Assembly Worhp Fvn:ngWorth'p Wed [vemng Prayer =-I___.__— _11g1 ITirnothy 7 )Op m Pastor That's what usually happens to man. He tries his own way first.. . i1i EvanceI p pic'ør.am -- - - - P?u( j ira aiI ,- e. more attention Ic the blue- mitre concern for each other spiritual values m Old Truths a ______ Proverbs 8 pm 4 123 Its poert and wealth, its shame and glory, its tragedy and gaLt)—all are a . I- 7 COp m Sur%day lien ng - ' - - - PaStOr 9 aSa m. hO SOa m "' FIRST UNITED d ____ . 9 4Sa m 10:50a.m. Rev PaulO 1, tstI Sund6ySchiI MocnngWoisn p ,IunOr MfttnQ & P151CC Evri ngWctthp _______ 1 __ LAKE MARY CHURCh OF THE NAZARENE P IICOtsm ,' w is'!bIeStyWed COMMUNI)! UNITED Sunday 2 Tiitij,: m 1. 7 lOi m SChOOl MornIng Worthp i-" ' CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Ot,ve Svrsland Estates p Rev Oar sn.r . said the board should be expanded to include laymen, lire Octhber which returned a'i Rrott'a )arIng tiefoe the indictment against county sonnel board. • W 2nd SI at Maple Avi 9 c*)a m 10 00. rn. Rev 0 POtS Oenlo* C chool - '- NA ARENE ° cra4,n.va in Am.rica - m flStSt ,Wrd Prayer - ,,.. or1s Morai 'Wa K.HhHUIC Son -. ' - - 6 ISp m flSii POLLING HILLS HofyCmmun L c-%•1 -' - -. _ 1.r - ---=-----= --a--- - =- -'\N 'I -, , LUTHERAPI CHURCH OF TR - OIflS MnWohp pe,vrthLeague , . -.- -. —. a '-. .- . _ - -- -- - - --- ______ . Shlndle,after Both men testified before the efu le 'J grand jury in October that Carl se ye '3One Suii we 5u uxfl flOuItEu Oi we was replaced last week by Brott said Tuesday he Is returned a critical report oi Bowman, a Journeyman The grand jury charging the satisfied with the new regulacounty electrical inspection scheduled lu-mg. electrician, membership of the electrical lions and policies concerning "We normally do not get tiuis policies, th electrical Inspections only Coincidentally, the county's review board encouraged con. I.aPotnte and Brott Insisted many complaints about county the county's elettrical Inspec- emplo)es," Kimbrough said amended electrical ordinance, flict of Interest and apparently becaUse "the monkey's now off LaPointe and Brott testified is to go into effect on Nov 12, violated state law because all my bzck for accepting subtlonpol.icles violate the national -- we,, w u om 7 .. - _- - - - CONGREGATIONAL 1rtL' undaiS(nooI - ,, hI - - -- --- -- - - - rev ew corn arnis a a nst rece ye • ',iuiIwiii h'tItm!,i FIRST SOUTHERN METHODISHRCH ('&r f C,o I4ur -'.:- - ____ ____ Congrgaswna1 FIRST flAP3ISTCHURH LakeMnre,Fia. David). Rich ..............p'uvor it COa - 13 )Op rn •am Daily - - .. -- . - .— . ---=------ -- --- -n-- ----- - -- :- ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Mo,nngWorsh'P -- I - --- -- ____ _______________________ - - -. ____ r A POn1% 5T -- 1 - ______ - .. .. . Y P E wed y Evenn -. .- CHURCH o 000 e3w.22nd Street FutittCsty FIorda MornIng WorPIIp C a, nTrr P61tOf Sunday5choot - - Cliureli Of (ad - _________ - SI Park Avenue ADVENTIST CHURCH ----------- . - llams,havea scheduled pubile anditisnormaipracticetocall lmii Shindle on charges c! indicated satisfaction with the ?. Baptist FIRST IAPTIST CHURCH Adt':iiisi THE SEVENTH-DAY - .- . ______ ..... KInb!Otgt 3ld l'. 15 Seminole County Commission personnel board membei s, complete file of citizens corn- t* * * , -------- a uU - . E ____ _________________ - _____ - - - HOPE OF OUR COMMUN/Td ___ _________________ irir I --------- - ..- o e us L 1 ut. sate saturuay. Proceeus went to Legion Building Fund. tilerald Photo by Charles Edwards) _____ _______ _ �N - - r!! -.-!-- .._,.- -'- v''-- -- Ri..-'-..-----r.- '----- r-'- -- -'.'.-'-'-- '- t- -" [!----- -"---• - r - i _ -' jjYffi --' * 11 - - ---- iii:-- ,-.,. ..- - --.----- ,. --.-- - ...... - - 2A-TheSanforcJHerd Sunday ,Nov 4,1973 - _ __ Kennedy Requests Senate Action, , Kissinger Is Conducting Peace Talks _ Tho:dIiZ1S.N3A 11111 ____ llssinger has met wir t 1 ____ -- - - - . . - ,. - -- -. - -• - - - . . Senate should act promptly on Should lres1dent Nixon lea e needs In the present turniou b a the special obligation of scruti Meanwhile Friday, the Chi the nomination of Rep. Gtrald office prematurely through im- partisan debate over the mo- ny we must give to the nomi- cago Daily News reported that H. Ford as vice president to peachmcnt or resignation be- lives of Congress as we deal nation of the man who may weli Ford's office had Intervened quash "the increasingly whis- fore Ford is confirmed, the with the current crisis," Kenne- assume the presidency," he with the General Services Ad. peredWhiteflouzeaccusation" Massachusetts Democrat dy said in a statement Friday. added, ministration in 1971 to obtain that congressional Democrats noted, Democratic house "...as Democrats, we owe the The committee confirmation federal business for a furniture are trying to reverse the 1972 Speaker Carl Albert would countrytheearllestposslbleac. bearing was in cecess Friday, company In the COflgTe3rflan's - - - = - - - ister Golda Meir on a pos.sible Middle East settlement. 1 Officials declined to say if "Ii was an initiatI%e on the , gyp an I' oreign I'ahmy and Zirt5m 'xork (or the first highie', el U.S.-Syrlan contact In a year. The two governments have not had diplomatic relations since the 1967 Arab.Israell war. State Department spokesman ilobert J. McCloskey would not cOfllflleflt on the substance of the Kissinger meetings. 'There is an intensive round of diplo. Mi lr KISSI ngers two-and.one-half. so cARDs. $6.0u11 he said. during last month's massi' e U.S. weapons airlift to Israel that American planes would not be wekome in their air space or onU.S.basesontheirterritory. 2 / I ______ "P / ' -- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AttheUni(edNatjop,s theSe. finished a round of talks with Al Ahram said the dis- sawPacttroopsshouldplavin 'ui LJe\eiopn1eflts (2CIUSIfl9 U.S. (oncern ,,0 r 45Q •1 4 ad sao a 1 ,o i;so s ioo ix I • tico sea , - - - - : - __________________________ The Middle East truce was curity Council agreed Friday top Arab leaders concerning a Increasingly wintry weather - - Jarnall came to the capital t3 W'$Ie snq,. $k _______ PAIN ED PART N DC - \ e ir vld F) \ irinn vi \ih in (a aml hi (Ing cu.sslonsal5ocoverecjSecretary the cease.fire force. sa3 ,, , '.let ¶JiIon members of the U.N. peace- da, Poland and five other coun- strategy, including oil policy planned visit to the Middle East b a Finland extended their po&- and Austrian soldiers already in Washington with Egyptian NATO mbe He added that he had reached open two-day discussions on the heavily on a pipeline that uses ate Commerce committee ap. national oil situation are energyady.gorJobjA Love on scrutiny of the Arabs' cutoff of . ______ - Fr" with Syrian Deputy 'Theflrst in an expected series manufacturers to Indicate serve fuel in the United States, emergency plan after he found member. ments to Japan was announced Eng and cooking appliances a comnp icated the us. the Arab cutback on oil ship. The Arabs have accused the by Shell International of labels. Citj in Egypt. U.N. officials In Cairo said Diplomatic activity, mean- past four days, Sadat met with my. hile, continued in Washington Syrian President hlafez Assad, from 40 centc a barrel to $1 90 i not 12 million 1) irr( l violations hut 1111 smIn'(iri ii (iiro rit to 1 %( as tr n'er point (or ar1d 17 pt I ci t ini tim that ouid pru ide an hl as far as thp nd Ali'f riaii Stu1t Ar ihi i -- VEAL PARMESAN Hot Bread & Butter ported to ye oppos4 (J go r d U S -OII t (lel(lltd oer F' entu iI1 bth 2 lb. Chopped Sirloin ½ lb. Western Steak - -. - Choice of Two Vegetables - ur' r - Chicken 'n Dumplins Hot Bread & Butter - - - _____________________________________________________________________ CadIati her- representing the n1n European ___ 1 49 (1 ,M;f _____________________________ (Con't. from paje 1) - man Harry Saznbrook filed to which has a one year term The effect of the ban on oil Commerce. . - I.ouis Bi k worse y, than liver enough natural gas to ful- suit, says he will resign that As part of the settlement of - _- _ yr . years. Probab most exciting , mayorSuiucelsupfgrabsas Local (,ernments, ALTAMUNTESPRINGS —_ A--______________________________ - 1 ____ Mayor -- Seat 1(2 yrs.) Walter S-ortrisn Seat 2 (1 yr.) - - - p... ______ U - - - - . ________________________ ______________ = ;--_ ____ - _____ sheet . \1r Rithart1s filed the necessary nnr but did y F rank Bailey qualified. - . in , )ickQenshaw (1) is .'tavsner r WINTER SI %% tom' F day, Jaworskl said he would tent, the loest for any American president in the past 20 vvitn i-iiing Motner -. a _ar- themsyor'sofflceafew)ears Staffmernberswlllreportto _____ the property is not annexable at time since it is separated a to - - - --- -_- ---r -- * -----•--- \ - - . WASHINGTON WF or dlias joint ''dQit)'ler and t )- .- 11.11 a I 5 I Case,54,isgoingtogetmarried dtahpItiilherewltha all because an am- heartattack,lastJub,theam Defense Budget E U I V - E. Robert Horwinski's corn- WhentheyoungerCasecalkd I IflUIflL V I 1.1 run on noiseless battery power card from his former wife, •Smoothrideithrayoncordinbeits from City Manager Warren in Iactorr production is modeled by Pat Ii __________________________ t.ranstexTed to the Orlando main Williamson, listed ers a lance supposcdl used in the Under federal law, it is illegal massacre of Gen. George Cua- lint poser '.htn tiit 1) ittcriis run down. to the U S Fish and Wildlife intensified federal program answer to the range limitations made btheen 1860 and 1890 Ing illicit traffic in eagle feath PnI I Shows p turn over the June 4 ta Lai - - --_-_—___ thearphOnCSUMeSS - Fun4rsd JM,IA too much audio quality was lost ________________________ th rtcordlng of that date, said er by a Center at Williams C-oliege on tergate conversations were Hell &ItcIanrç Burial ii, l °w _ 1• *t I & £'LJ' $ t$I - -- •Widedej,grforeareilenu,actori 'Seven 'ayers of protecton under tp tread. including a steel belt, sit engthen - tread to road contact tot eat, ieev.ng and hsndling. - -. ---- 11orvinski of Cheshire, Conn, 1 ii LJCt'1 rn7o 14 '54 00 'I GR0S 43 50 - 2 LNIV "i b4 (Pb HR7O 14 64 95 .i •3,.. .1' i 7s t3 45 35 Oo - 3 20 ' - •"!,',.',-, - '. __••••••••_,•••____ - I — -- I' Ili I$V flfl fTflflrIt ' ,antages in a nuiri r . ' o,er.ail' y,y,Australlat4P)—Ashortag( ofinsecticideis "Offering youa _ __ - 'Two tro'. te' LeFt.. i,.p'y cJt Atar(iog • O,as program manager dlallened vidOutiiwan lawyer Fd presdentla) hassaggcdto 27 per cent, the and Strica sustained him . Mercer acted as liaison maii Ho,aryj Allard W5 SUitairled by U.S District d ient 'Wide 'O ser ('esign corn re I p0SltiIOtetLtgCofltroI Cori.,IrucicI PP'. ( ) - With President s t 12 h flrdweandSmithlsa Hunter, formerly a Winijir other recordinits tiremn anti B Park fireman works for A tape recorded last _____ New' • emergency. Winton E Hurt Communil Assoclati A spokesman for Pan Am In was diverted to Logan after we city charter p. one year in the term of e Democratic party, and tire in the chic association i ed A spokesman for Logan said medicine shields a vest - U I LLL. I IflUIIL ______ bee,s charged with illegal pos- appe?redthattheep..,, .!'t.- - ____ Friday night—Richard Win, successful council candidate f _ as born The) were divorced utility authority illlarnson, c y coun,. ____ ______ _______ a $ ' I a ' 'Easy handhng instant sterng re por e ngw aa I I I . hide it times, at other times it was I had hunted all over for her," the elder Case said Is %irtuall} noL2eless - I IA I - sold federal emdercover agents Count) home Frida) agents what he says are two 19th cen- also confiscated fhe more war David Suiothcr5, cuxrtiJy a ford Manufacturers propert) member of the city's zoning and adjacent to the south side of I I I eM Two Seminole County city of. while attempting to land at Lofictals underwent operations In gan International i(frporl. section of Fulton A I 1 Love Long Lost Blooms BOSTON (AP) - A Pan - I w SUn khasUyejtheflin Pek1ngsihewasdepo,jin # DAVE McDONNELL, of Tempe, Ariz., • rI'eCuii&iiiflu1 jumping caLcil in also an incumbent is ar possibilit 0pt0uitr 1nd for- dty0wned lots north of west Winter S rin er a i I - PERFORMANCE P1 IJSmSENSIRLEPR/CES! (Z was allowed a jet with them only their personal orareunlon withherson ye iorked his wa) U - leaderPrjnceNoroclomSflia. ________ field of four candidates she had not comr4etecl nialifi i" '' JudgeJohn J. Slricaordcr the White hiouseto turn over a JIa . -- ____ 1 ___ district 1 councilman, a long ti ssu- i su is anti the matnr' Roy E Mc(jain ________ or wa er cornrnIssjCrStenstrom is seebnghLsecond-m Smith - requ A.R.LomaflnandIostdfor Avenue neLthStreet, bhn T'iorden (I) - - Commissionerswillconsider of' $ - his most recent Gallup Poll, to be published Sunday, in. —_- - Mtho.whJjflej3 who estate salesman is seeking her commissioners will discuss Margie fleas Chuck Smith _____ -_____ LawrenceSwoffordll U Council B1 Grier L____ ______ L(Wflflflfl trict Court in N'w York City, M J IL Sihanouk Reunited 4.- .-- —' -. - _r SarJord awareoppedbyMr. I S%IIIM.TON(AP)—Courthe&ingsontophantom Longwood District 2 manoftheCALNOCouncjlof edththercLer _ ___ and Exchange cmrnis- Commission election ISOVIedO. ____ Nevvs Br! e fs S worskl,adtreetorofa company i1om _____ - National . emergency plan to combat fuel is mu Grier and is currently a captain - peak neating.fuel consumption. from the Middle East. W t'" Dr EI-- Sambroolc ran unsucce(uIly %est Germany aria other iu- __ __ poer aeeiapea by inc engint vicomeW Santord tre SANDRA RAWLINS ,l O 1 v md 24 HOUR ELECTRIC TIMER )4 hour '' to Ii I i icv he designed can cufl%crt c I SIDNEY THOMPSON Noros&tting required - at th, PrICO. - - I - - .. 'sw 'tj Jt'Ct' O"b itt/'eja,rrfsriJj __ VANS! PICKUPS!__ c - - - - �- 4A—The Sanford Herald t Attacks Against Press Must Stop ---i' the appeal The public must take great offense at atJust as law enforcement anduzC ' court.,, r d ha ye o CCflu Ofl Coiuiuentiai iniormation, SO the WI ite House ke t a tight lid on all information relat to cx nditures on Presi Orleans, La., newspaper were ordered b a g u a case in that state's ccit source of information about a grand jury report promise full confidentiality to sources, in- Biscayne, Fla. Clemente from (he White could, and indeed should ci ported that former White Fund" Because the Vhite in an open months jailterm, or at the least a jail stay intil 1 1\ . A S IQ , • u a e new' iqiviLer oiten is the only person present (other o ut l 'is with the Peonle's -- Th lxxk sells for a hefty ins - -- I 1 -j - I! •. -----;: - :1f : * - - -- -. ,_ -. &akgRcpwI. - ,. CONSTRUCTION CREWS have erected and • p ace ie . precast wall panels on as fl'2u in - site, will take nn drker tributorship In Glenn W mm- 11ayes, a Turner salesman, ad- fendants including Boston Lockhart said recruits were er's Dare to be Great motiva- vised him to borrow the money attorney F Lee Bailey arc on also taught to' fake it until )Ou tional course to Join the program but told him trial en a -cotmt federal in. In8kC it" tilled Frklay In Turner's mail - change with defense attorney The government witness companies. $2,500 to purchase a dis- borrowed the $2,500 from four week long Dare to be Great accused Lockhart of refusing to .-. di S:th ( It htflh. t1ni. coloring once sand is. cleaned Irom thC aggregate texture. Reginald Williams Con- "' lVL1((,1d\DES, F'Li. foriiiiig 1h spoken language of us to understand you, si should (AP) — The Miceosukee In- the 45O-m-rnber Florida tithe wewrltedownourlanguagefor dians have hunted and fished into writing. But he had to in- you to understand us." k nnw scheduled for completion in March. has a written language to whi'hyc'uoronouncebyputting . The written language was In- mouth like you do when you inch-thick report whih for White House-invol'. ed prr.i'Ic such *s Key His y tue itre lace .. • _________________ When told of the GSA memo, - H , ii tti r wac and nmlilng Into print and are and published by Business In- doing business with the Soviet trator Robert Kunzig, 'lo -*" ican ben have • r '-•.ii '*. ..—..-.-.-r.wi. . / - coSt information on the presidential retreats. He made sure no unauthorized infor em o c - cal nature were paid by the Republican National Corn We have now obtained had no comment to make, ex- We agree with the Times' editors and offer • ilILthod JACKSONVII l.E, Ha (AP) List Noeiriber on the promise needed the money to con- he as tod that 'it an)thlng c4)Ildate debts and finance their bothers you get rid of it, ir tludrng your wt(e, your car or saYshe was told to (31511) loan to so,000 a sear education — A 28-year-old Miami man that he could mike from sio.co (tie President's personal WASHINGTON -Sup Sunday, Nov. 4 1973-5A Man Tells Of Falsifying Loans For Turner Firm * -. latest inct d en1 in o iving a repor1er from em' we St eLersuurg Times, Lucy Ware Morgan 1110 The Sanford Herald : -: by Jack Anderson ° courts attempting to undermine the Con- Subsequently, the public's right to know is T:= ; M(Wgan is free during E en here in Florida, we have had examples ''-:1.:. ff1 committed what seems to t one of " ) Igu ourt In tins nation s history by recently retusing to hear an appeal made by two reporters seeking to th - - I And Cost Lid Arnendmentsthtmg that Congrc TI --- Nixon's Homes telling the public what its court,; are up to is via th eiii - __ .. :- Remember The First Amendment 0 - - Sunday, Nov. 4, )973 The Umtea States Sunreme Court has -r -r— woman, Eicputy Assistant P,.mh Rls.. vatlon 40 mlks west of Miami. to enter the poject was both Theynowknowthat"alllgatar" cultua ani' '•wational. I as low as lI And his presence there is solely for the pG rs appea is an open In,, %1a1on o swte courts, and maybe some local ' reverse it. Nothing that tampers svith Democracy's cornerstone—a free press—should be tolerated. S _S 83) 9993 SANFORD, FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and PLJbI,ther WAYNE D DOYLE Mvertsing Ofrector , • JOHNA.SPOLSKI,AS,.Edjf, WINIFRED F GIELOW CoptroHer JRICHAiOS S'fs Ect9r DEWE4 OBIN5ON Circulation Marager JANECASSELBERRY ROY GREEN Counr- Editor Adver'tistng Manager DORIS WILLIAMS -- MiS - .' -. .- to" Cv Mat In FIor,da ______ At last count there were at least 12 books published within the last two years, all professing to bold within their covers the keys to making the i' •- . - _._— — - CN4 7 Ns $.e'uki books DCIJCry - ________________________________________________ 1? mos 537 40 U S Postal Regutaton'. provide that all mat subsutptsons be paid n advance Entered as s.cond cLaw maJter Agii? 77, 1908 at the' Post Office of Sanford. Florida No part of any rn,8terial, news or adver?isi ot this edition oi' Toe Sanford Herald may be rep od'ceci in any manner wstho? writti-ti permission of the publisher of Th, Herald Any individual or firm responSible for Such reproduction wit' be consdeced as inir oging on The HeraId' coçyrighl un will be held liable foe' damage under the .-,,:, u.,u un ayS, cicep? Saturday failure. At(he present rate, / the agency s black er1ipl'y- vite House stafi. womtn, 88 per cent are in the ____________________________________________________ 'Listen, you guys••.l've still got to try to get well broke all giver If theic was ever a time during the entire course of the SVaiergate affair that the President should have seized the initiative, it was at that moment. It was incumbent upon him to go the whole mile, and more, to convince the American people that he truly shared their desire to get to the bottom of Watergate. At the very least, what was reciuired was a no-strings pledge of total co-operation with ngresa and the courts in the continuing investigation. Instead, the President defended his actions as he repeatedly has in the past, as if unaware of their tremendous cost to him. He impugned the motivesif his supposed enemies. lI attacked the straw man of a "vicious, h)stericai" lynch-minded press. He emphasited his coolness, his ttnighnesc, hic ahilttr to stick it lut under fire, Perhaps most fatefully of all, he set the stage (or a serious owdown with Congre&s by announcing that a new "independent special Watergate prosecutor would be ar pointed within I e Justice Department to whom he wou,d continue to deny full and Ii cc access to Whi1e House document.s in the name of presidential confidentiality. It is obvious that the h-esident has not even now gauged the full depth of feeling among Americans over this Water' gate business. Either his advisers are tragically insensitive to the mond of the people or the President himself is. He has become the prisoner of Pennsylvania Avenue. Ills scathing attack on the news media, particularly television reporting, may have scored him some shortranøe 'a2.a - h. rec* ic always a ponular taritet. if only because no one likes bad newsy Hut the sad fact is that (here has been no need for anyone to lie about or to distort the events of the past few weeks. Straightforward, (actual reporting has be-rn damaging Don Oakley The Nixon administration over the past six months has found itself in one Watergate-spawned criuls after another. It has turned about, backed off, made a concession here, a concession there, each time thinking it had done all that was necessary to resolve the problem but actually leaving itself weaker and in a worse positon to meet the next crisis. Itisasilageneral,pre byarelentlessfoe,weretolet himself be nibbled to deatii in a series of uaeksi Iafttkul maneuvers dictated by the situation of the moment rather than by any grand, over-all strategr. Such a process can continue on y so long, and like a retreaIig army the administration may very well be reaching the point where it will have no more room in which t.:. maneuver and no more power with which to corn.-.'..r4 President Nixon had an excellent opportunity, in the setting of his most recent press conference, to regain some of the ground he had 'ost, ent'tledeoc$usveiy to the use for ,producfion of all the focal his decision to releaEe the Watergate tapes while it had ne*s printed been forced upon him, had takcn much of the steam out of the impeachment movement in Congress. In the background was the near-confi-ontation wit the Soviet Union in ____________________________________________ the Middle East a graphic les.jn in the vital necessity of Herald Are a Con e sponden ts having a strong commander in chief guarding (he interna_____________________________________ tional interests of the nation, and O!'W which th Pr.'sident under.ta — n dt Look pau to poizit out. Longwo 8Lack Community Ann Riley MarvHa.ehn' 83) 9959 377-5418 - ' o authorizedtoassIsttnpro"iding new housing and rehabilitating But the project was not wiU'.Indians under a federal educa(Ion grant, out its critics. bUt action to establish it was and sometimes risky - and The board of directors would K include five state officials and 16 representhtive of the stock. holders. The corporation "is a mechanism to bring to bear private resources and energies in meet- - 3 - / ,,,, - = - - cooperating with the white down. They felt that, if written, man only for the last Four or thelanguagewouldiosesomeof (ire years." its magical properties," Maus Maus said he was able to use said. "And as we learn English fcr the English alphabet in trans. - 71$ ________Jj 4tjI 'is U'S 511ff ticularly forlow-and moderateincome families," Askew said. Raleigh Greene, president of , , GOV. A.SKFw the First Federal Savntfs and . . .P(Odthu1i Loan of St. Petersburg who worked closely with Askew in and melding government and developtngiie program, told the prtvae sector," Greene the group they would not be said. Askew told the financial lead asked to sign up Immediately S He said his firm would buy with as well as this" If the corthefullamountofatockaljowed poratlon approach does net and would make $25,000 meet housing needs. And Dr. Paul Nelsrn, staff diavailable immedlateiy to start the corporation. A potential $60 rectc of the U.S. House Banknililionisavallableinthe state, ing and Currency Committee, he said, said Congress might have to Two factors have been miss- quire Institutions to put a cering from past federal housing lain amount of money Into lowcost housing loans if '.oluntar) programs which ha'.e (ailed mobilizing the private sector participation faiLs. TALlAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) State Natural Resources DC- A rush to beat the coastal partment in setting up the line, construction setback line is en- which establishes seaward timdangeririg many of Florida's its for construction. It has been approved by the tx'aches, says a University of Cabinet for five cowitles but Ho:lda dear,. "In counties where the line Smutz said it would take until has not been set many peo')le next June to draw the line for who own valuable beactifront the rest of the state. Dave Sensabaugh of the uniproperty are rushing to get con. struction permits which are not vets t's Marine Ad'.isor ram said the wnrk to set the inthebestlnterectnfthest,ate" assoclatedean Morton Smutz of line is providIng Information the College of Engineering said that construction by man, such as seawalls, is causing much Friday. The college is azsisting the beach erosion. '' " ! - - _______ Letter To The Editor •4?-,.i' D sagr Lake ?,onro, I Ge D.tttma DeBary Enterprise - Re: Review of Mac Frampton: That is the question we ask your paper to answer. "We tucigjg tuat the Society Editor or a mernt of her Staff or Music Department, covered all cultural events, in the Herald. 11 we rerrnber correctly, Miss Doris Williams, your Society lizM,athleux FannetteEdwarth 349 5705 668 8363 Cukeof kr La 3S ¶267 Oteen 0 - - ....... ,. - - - !: Editor has been doing this for at her Attamonte Sprin0s F : - -- - Od Sla via ---- - e e I fJI LiiS - long as we have been reader, of the !era1d, with the excptin o(or ur — 45.;4i ,,iue £-w4l @ fine eview on Fred Waring's ap Casselberry - Fern Park peaance Tangtewood, F. Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook - - - - —. - •- ____ .- at the Conceit Assocl5tlons event this year during their lu-st seasmi here, when Fannette 4warK whose name aplJc4tS Ufl eli1 ...-iciaI flj- -. in - WIthF r a m who writes features on hterestLng women, reviewed the events, "That seems plauslSle because she is a part of your society staff. Miss Williams reviewed the Concert on Page F Why, then, a second review on Page 8A? "We all purchased sulscrlptious because we love music and know good music when we hear it, We read Miss Williams' glowing '.. — M --- Trio and of Mr. Mae Frampion's ability and fine record as u-u u-Ccmp'isue musician In the lieu-aid Sunday after Sunday. "We know that the drummer was i 7t2#IW' 4(I'II15.i I k 'v vr, b 'r- n 0 i u JAL pt o n ' ) St ----- oriiTC ..-- ci.tr ROWR b,,. !ff*S&t1.p1I j a,,, • ,,.fS, $.r7* 1 04 OS' *rr*.øM'-1 f51i I -. "5. tt-s-i- i' Ø RTC CAItC' il I yi h perizn'.i't, f Lvutiiautni. -. - - Sir! The printer's now policy on per- 5(8tionery __ c**i, ,y WAWI £0 - ' •. - SA1ESMN HOS - , SM1SJ4 ip&i,t - 414 i _ — . — — —, V4 1' .i I.,v- — v0% -• ft's.,, - 144 v' ' 41 çy 1 ISIt Wt(Ii1$4V, t ., '"'z -- i" " IOp b$twM LO AM-.J . '-- i "r' -- im' 9 '°t t1: pi4.Ij AAJ1LttJ .ThLL%)I1lLlI 4'd *,*tta i J P ALlEN 1,11104 AI1iU rvz ANO - -. RJi&4EU 4 I SALES EXECUTIVE t *-'t 54 Li -'3 • $41 ,k t*$ - - (or presidential appointees is esh ni,i,",-..,.t" ' - -1,) " '' c,i rt' . . ¶•• - t1 I r- t;'' '-- t p14') AW*IJ IPt,flj ' 3 - t --'' j,P* I_S • 4 '#it(t f C *L !s ,.-a ..C*tW-i9 't : ' (['jMtf,*. 7 - i.-"- 3*4 I SOn8ljpd '1 • • '' - concerts will be as enjoyable. Middleton, Catherine Fuller, LAlella Porter and Kathryn Von - i sorry, ' - 11 _______________ ________ ______ __________ jJh1 1 -J - "i'm 4r:-1 eck ____ . -:--.•" 'C cuI,ILi • ot iuo • i',tirii.oa*iucin • 'Or. ;- - r'" I'Wf U4i.%.I Mr. & Mrs. Fred Taylor, Coca ---- ' F#V - I '- O1.bi*,I •1 "We want you to know that we disagree with Mr. Richards review, ng emphatically. That we enjoyed — J 'LZ H - I I "'' . Ui ERRGRI OF 7-. L ffi: SEMINOLE ia'.'4. '' - ______ thend1dhe?Wasftbecettejcjr,' want to? Or was It because hc doe't appreciate good music? - jN 'k SIJP.O!Oe I&1 S.(f _ w s.- t ''dS i *$*4'k4 $ IA -. IuIJI irn thdr nwn I,n,,r. * '4i IIEWf tw (IiU UTTII tp iul'. Li$.-. , t4 a while. And yours. -VtJIW 11lA1 1.4 t_ • •* • r -. - 5.. 0* . .-.14 4. s ..- . r.o. u . I.. A$l,a.hIW0.,4 l-7.. sfti4'I.'iW4 ,.x-- ____________ "We had no trouble hearing, why - t• j perience necessary and " -CLC ,lub; fF*'D.'_'0 : 1h8 pay's great. 5.25°/s :,. y (III A LI on flexible nassbook ------- --C0*1EIcLAl t11 lATh VM1I1J \LI Qfl tJl!ItlJl -'wo CO 'rro WF% .acc0lhlt As much as CW1IM I 9Os A 6.75% on $5.00i) sayr. IYI*P1IUJ ,' ' Ings certificates left on ' -- ' V-1 swo Q 'i - 4 ' '- a deposit for a minimum i. RJT1S1SMM * titi bI$4 f"4 nf 30 mnnth --.-. i'l M- -5! * 5 •liWII J • Iritinti US 1. ) J (Os,, u ': t.1 those d0- noth Ing do • eh.., -. - .,, ____ ri. SA1iSWM lars now at First Federal, ,,, j'• 'TtJ kS%5 " c, I -' —"u' '-"--'-- of Seminole Let them "-' - that, "the threesome were losing each other In the more classical numbers," was ridiculous. -. ;'t irit- s wipi 'r* t*t a '1 ""' 4_ r-. your house, let us put It work (nr unti 11W un ov. WI JUU. II RevIew ;91I1 -' Y y ''money lounging around Our 15..L lZ TJ*, $'- *2 ,wt. Etfl4*• $.',;" • Bear Lake. Forest Cay *t,4: ". °' AVMLA&I 1 ' ' * I ' S - a' -' RIflhI[MAN VFNDIN( S t-u '"" pi'rv%a'rn CC' r* tiU)lUffltJ r -- SERVICt f4 f nef.ts i,cscr,,IJ £rowth 351-6914 ki . i'rvi apritrt DM I I ) A) iiCHT t4i)Rt1JuT1S V ______ !t3LI1SSIOHS TEAMI ' m! frRi t C&SitY ' f*4 U ________ I tt,'" . " CALL 511-5772 - - r' AJ '-.' - 'Z '""' " ' F Congress and the President are now on a collision course for a new crisis over the issue of a Watergate prosecutor. Who is to blame (or that? How man)' more battles wracking the highest level of its govvrnmnt '-an the c'lunPrv tolrrate? how mans' more defeats can (lii' President eniiurv' (Special Sale This Week Only) ____________________________________________________ TOPtAC! YOV WL*iT ACS . , .Jt ! CEAOL1*U ?Wt, Fsq -. 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The firing, he vicesinthemansionaretobe declared, was the result of cleared by John Brown in "discord and divisiveness," Washington. Bill for rental of not the Harris report. sheets to cover furniture in Cable From Israel: By secret the residence to bc'sent to cable, Israel's Foreign MinisJohn Brown for payment. (er Abba Eban has sent his Another GSA document ambassador in Washington, reveals that Brown arranged Simcha Din itz, an impassionfor a private employc of the ed note to circulate at the 9• Nixon Founuation to use highest levels of the U.S government offices at San government. Ck-iitente. "Miss Lole (aunt The note stresses the great who 1: np!oycd bytneNix,1i .alue the outnumbered Foundation...," states the Israelis place on every memo, "has been assigned human life and calls for help one of the guest offices in in learning the fate of Israeli : Building B." This was "reprisoners of war. quested," the memo adds. "by The note reports, as of OcJohn Brown." tober 24 when the shooting 'AdminIstrative' stopped, that Israel had Brown cinlirmed to us that a lull report to the Internahe had handled "administionI Ked Cross on the 988 trative functions" and had Egyptians, 295 Syrians, 12 paid (or expenditures at the Iraqis and five Moroccans in Nixon estates. He explained Israeli custody. that he had used governBut virtually no informament. political and personal tion had been received about funds to pa7 the bills. "My InIsraeli prisoners. "No inforstructions, he said, "were to mation whatsoever ha.s been protect against misapreceived from Syria," the# propriation of government note alleyes. "As to Egypt. an funds. The problem was not a Utterly incomplete, tinlack of funds but misapsatisfactory and garbled list propriation. of 37 Israeli prisoners of war Personal expenditures, Brown said, were paid ot!t of has been received..." - take TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) banks, savings and loan associ- ralirnr censor is -, ocurnen -- -as weii. n ciassuen £,_-_ -- the china markeL RAL&'H HAYS BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Pholpgr,spher belie'.e that it will be easier • / (unity programi, told de roe of confucion on the , --- CHRISNELSON Magazine Editor - - So far there Is virtually no consumer market on the Ominese mainland for foreign products. It appears that a Communist Chinese Pepsi generation or Coke culture is a long way f. Some of these HARLES HAYS M'chanicaISupt Sccpt, Editor -. - One of the spin-otis of the curiosity and hyped-up antiepatiftn about poasible profits inQiina trade isaratho("how FRANK VOLTOLINE, Geerai Manaçer DAVIDA. BRYANT Maneing Editor hasa1readyexceededestimtes aircraft and sateulte ground stations on onehandandbulkshipmentsof wheat on the other. TELEPHONE ;;::. '•-: - Most of the American sales to (ThIni hnvd' hi'n hh,. Irra1i 322-01 I 300N FRENCH AVE. the People's Republic °' $700 million this year Therefore, it is essential that we all take note hF -=--'- With SOfl)C help from '; AIrrvrm, -- �— -. .__-, -- - --- -. - .- .- .- --- -.--------.- - .------- ___ -- - ___...-____.t._ -.------ — -- - ----- -- - r_-.- - ?-'- Weekend Elections Discussed By Legislators --k — - : ____ — -, __________________ ____________ ! r . - - - , ____ ____ - - -. .- . - - -- , - - . __________ ____ ______ - - . • - - --- • .r . •'. ..: - --.. : ,' _____ - - - 7'i - PEDIGREED PUFF - . . . But eh1iirman Dan scar- elettions be held the same day TAI.L/tIIASSEE, Fla (AP) Gov Reuhi A S L ew said - Floridians of the future may borough of the Senate Judiciary Stone ao propos& In a letter recently that the presidential be toting on weekends, casting Committee said, "Holding to his colleagues in other primary should be moved to a ballots in a regional presiden. elections on Tuesdays from 7 southern states last week that later time than March because - hal primary and trooping to the a ni to 7p in. is not the cause of the states join In a regional pri such an early date tends to polls for city elections held the low voter turnouts in Florida." mary in 1976 for naming their "fractionalize" the parties. same day statewide Registration should be made choice as presidential nominee Stone said the regional primary These were some of the elec easier and the state should cut Martinez and Scarborough should be In May. Lion ideas discussed last week down on its "multitude of dec. had mixed reactions to the proMartinez said he was willing by legislators In committee lions," said the Jacksonville posal to consider a later date "a! Democrat whose committee Ls '. conlabs. though I wgs not disappointed "I'm willing to listen but ' Chairman EhIn Martinez [ responsible for election bills haen't heard anything merit by Last ,ear's primary, it genthe House Elections Committee Both Searborogh and Marti orlous yet," Martinez said erated a great deal of interest brought up the weekend voting nez said they favored the idea o "I'ni not wIlling to share Ficri. and brought In a lot of candiidea in a tItswsjon or Florida's a unuorm day for local elec da's strengths and-or weak dates gIo%th polic> - hat kind of lions in eery cit) In the state w s.ses with an)one else" The I. 1orida Democratic pri -'For our next big project I -. state Florida should be in years , mary went overwhd.mingly for I m not sure we should con- Alabama Gov George Wallace think it would be beneficial ahead was mostly conversation take a look at existing niunici. tinue with the presidential pri- cho later was shot in Maryland at that polnt...but I don't know pal elections and see it there mary anyway, Scarborough and his campaign crumhled. said. !t is only a straw bal- r some nwthi whereby ;h.'ther that might not be rteputiican primary enide \ltrUiiez D-1un- put theiii on a chunuloIcal !üL.it riia Jimt bt. dii CX dorsed PreAdent Nixon. looks on. The animal is one of about 600 on the Littles' chinchilla ranch in spring Valley, Calif. They've been in the fur-raising business for every week somewhere in Flar. ceuld be discontinued." t hoti contested plinary ida, some city Is having an But he said that If the ri- races in 1976. voters turn out In large num- election." The closest election change to mary is continued, It would be Secretary of State Richard betteronareglonalbasjs"(olet reality Is Scarborough's hers for wrekend voting in some European countries and Stone said last year a study the rest of the nation know who proposal to shift the dates for "we could utilize school or pee- found a major cause of voter the south's favorite candidate Is nonpartisan elections ef cincts rather than having to apathytobetoomany elections and,Ihope,havesomeeffecton judges. His committee enhire buildings." and he proposed that all local who the nominee a" dorsed his bill last week. rUSN 1A r cii ror I I I CIJOOIS JI)eI1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The one-room approach to school construction that I have schoolhousejsaliveandwefllnFlnrjdalnan 4-sn,ari.fnot rnrnatinn 4tgn1 to hd — 3UI8. wuwu Dr a u-avesty. . . accornodate 1,000 students. "From planning through construction In ep. urray Dii in, tianu, s is conventional schools takes two years. These way, the state's $89.5 million capital outlay schools ran be built in 12 days. The initial cost is program for school construction will be tunneled less but it is the flexibility that Is the significant - S a v e Yo u n g L i v - to be disassembled and moved to another said they couldn't get the Department of Educa- of the Department of Transpor- and at least 55 Inches In height. locetion. tion to approve plans for innovation. The "leopenscloolconceptisthemostsuperjor department disagreed —.____________ ______- The bed should be designed to . rI :_ . : down, whatever the temperature. It's the "Furnace with a Futurt" because air conditioning can be added easily. Installation by experts. Comfort guaranteed. (3 'Qrr :-1 -li the breik-In of Democratic lt:e a ii l:. ft --; -' I N L£J /iwY_17-92_ g SOUTHERN AIR - j., . - volving two of Seminole County's best teams aren't the finals by any means the resulLa bode -g 20 7 f the hc: club. evni1ig as they drove is) ya'ds movable as the Seminole In the District 5-AAA the outcome could have been Star running back David In 11 plays to narrow the gap to County rquad managed only 67 playoff race. The Tltusville different." re -- 100 N. Maple Phone 322-8321 geing uu a bad string, and that meet marked eir secon oss o t e seasan. 11oever, they hde been shpping closer and closer to the other teams for some time now. Not necessarily because they re getting bad performances from their runners, it's Just the other teams are beginning to catch up. SNA now, at best, is a long shot to get a team into state level competition with the overall . . strength of the Mount Dora Biblemen showing just too heavily However, if Coach Tim Praay 0 171 ;':' - - :. 'ç -- - Ic-. , — '-r - j-:' .t.— - . - .•, -. , .i - J '=- - ________- - _____ .. , - . I - '- --- Y 'I upcoming districts, the county can still count on having a pair of state championships in the offing HWY 17.92. - -. & CWdIa I Centar keg. 59c - z, - ' ' -3iài. Lyman just has too much strength and exIiOflC mee1. ueLermlne . perience o *Ci. year. team. It's about the on1y sp"rt - . --.: F14J - .3 . .- wi,' ',.'!j .- - " - -- ___, - ': - . . I I ''': - .. . of his best chances to win a meet this year, and sprint star Nathaniel Perkins also stands a good chance 'of finishing ahead of the SNA team. counting runners If Evans continues on the sick list, look for C9floway, Perkins and then the rest of the SNA team That 'vilI be a big plus for the Seminoles who have been struggling to get distance stuff and helping hun become corn petitive. If Perkins continues with his distance running, not only will his sprint times most assuredly improve, but the youngster may even It I4 4 __.J - - I CTIOfl ..t 41__ LI qtvw WDALL confers with coaches Friday - F' I U I U II) I Iv I p I Recora Academy star Kenn) Evans In 1201, also bettering the mark Mount Dora unit taking the first two places at the Evans came in with a 12:27, Every Bibleman on tie Lakes and HIlls Conference passed ahead of the SNA while the next four places - - .. -,. P ;. , • • - ' ' - _______ -____ . '. . . , _____ g - _ , victory. mile later but gave up first strong improements in their Fians, %lsibl) hampered Li) a place just before the to nile times taking ninth and tenth stomach ailment for the past mark places, while Charlie Dicklns week, finished a iobbly third Mount Dora caine up with 18 Slipped LB his perfromnance, but after setting a blistering first team points still held on to 11th place. for the win, the SNA mutation ii, the Mount -- I fl I A J M $ neieaSe i4flurew, A WEST PEABODY, Mass relax," he said In rejecting Ins tAP) - Mike Andrews, who wife'ssuggestmon that they take helped the Boston Red Sox to a vacation 'It's awfully tough the American League pennant when you dont know what • --. - - \ t. -. , ' '--- -- ..L - - ,.,, ______ c: ' _ ________________ ______ -.-- - . . . .. . • Ji! - -. . ' - ' 'r 1? t'' - " -. " of the Montverde Eagles. r , tiqc - -. LIIqJIVtISIVIIL - •, L (.uL. •. -,_ - •. - - , . ; ....-' ' cC)res future - ' 8 "It just wasn't enough," said Coach Tim Praay of the Mid. dies. "The Mount Dora unit was Just too strong and had too go on to stile .omnpetation. sisuii By HERSCHEL NISSENSON at Utah, No. 9 Southern Cal at Associated Press Sports Writer California and Washington at There'll be action In Jackson No. 10 UCLA. In the Second todd) .ti1 totaigh' AIId it luLl) Tin, its (torgVl at \ti 11 be double trouble for the home T'nnesaee, Kansas Slate at No 12 Missouri, No. 17 CoIordo at No 13 Nebraska, o 14 'lulane ars' par I of a South I •UI ce at •o eastern Conference double at entucy, ('11 A DAI(M4il4 U Moore with 172. Oak Ridge was ViRie Smith takIng 25th, and Ronnie Duncaii. eighthwith2l8andJonesdldn't Burns finished 31st. Other junior varsity cornenter five runners, receiving no Although the Hound varsity petitors Ircm Lyman was team score, had their problems such was James Norman-28th, Tom not the case with the ji'ees as McGrarh-30Lli, Mark Reyes rnumiron theycaptured the tearnJV title. tSth, and Ray urkis-3Sth. arid en he crossed the Finish Taking a I 2 sweep the Next in store for these teams aces Flash Bertot and John (lrinnell, running third until team's younger runners all Sam Bergstresser from Boone. team points. Second place was Saturday at Trinity Prep. From Grinnell both blasted the course halfway behind Evans and showed improvement, but they Bergstresser was all alone in taken by Winter Park with 37 the district the top five teams I • Wildcat Scott Corbett was 12th ran one of his best races pushing himself into exhaustion. ' Cross Country Meet JaCI(SUfl I Ill L riasu I I 152. Colonial took sixth 163 time of 13:33. ,-" at Sanferd. The Middies wound up on the short end of a 26-6 - .OaCia - Eans to r1ih iUi Alan Del Guercio finishing ahdof Parker Mike Mitchell. i... COACHES CONFERENCE SI'S HOSTS SNA t' 1 e t1ie districts is T iesth g ii , t irlue s riome course.sirii' nIiilCa- aioway, 12 Z3 us esta hang a new Gher Joe Schmld fmished record tenth SecryI position was taien by Qfl H rid finishers Evans Tom Herron v.ho took l5thm (mis the ed hith i cain 13:24, Jim Donaldson was 19th In fourth was Boone at 71, wIth a time of 13:31, and 'b '-'L - I can thinl of the Th b Calthell followed bt teammate ' .. '-. a team standing at the finish. Hopefully, the Hounds will show more of that kind of effort In the next week. ( finishing with a time of 13 53 Second nosition was Bruce (orseventh. Charles Hurt, John Hughes. The Parkers came out on lop ,. , , .AimpIeLLng wfl was behind the record breaking Seventh was taken by Ball Greg Sparks-Evans taking MeeksOIEVIU peormance o n ..00. iiC eighth Boone distanceman "" - ds C 60 Layan harrier Glenn Otto took top individual honors Wedged between Bousquet arsity They ended th wiile I yman was sweeping and points good enough for third Grehound Kenn Duncan the t th Winter Park was was Don Hanna of Winter Park sweeping the next three. Th f t tabul lion had Gre)hounds with 75 in fourth takingsixthDwicancornpleted FIIhiShUIfOW4J3 - F:_ =a ' u Reg. 69c :' - ' from a long illness that has snapped his sti-eiagth throughout the past month, his cffcrs may give the Hounds enough to top the heap in their up coming run for a state bid Hound runners Mark Bousquet, Tom Herron and the rest of their pack running, the Lyman Dr. West's - " LYMAN STILl IN THERF ( - M DISIIOp oore Oak Ridge, " Jo and Boone needed as in addition to country champions Winter first they took third behind Park made it two in a row, performance of Don Moreland, upsetting a Lynan Th. gh sqiad b, CJIp OJBi r1 y a si ver Mark Bousquet taking ath a time of 1257 Trojan Pines Countr) Club Make Bunn was fifth two ______ - - __________ , .,. th 105 Teams not posting a Winter Park had the team team score were Edgewater, DefendIng Metro cross depth - - ahead of his closest fourth position was Colonial rompetitor . , ,:.... . IIyJOIINCHERWA Ueraldcorreapondent _ .- Pr ..... Jackson Wi n t e r P a r k H a r r i e rs OF SAPIFORD INC. --' Chocolate over D I- , Aitronaut- Allison 2 23. Gritslnger tracked soon. Distiict competition to determine the Chicago White Sox in mad Andreus spent most of Given hi.c unconditional release by the Oakland Athletics the time on the bench, how. ZI 21. Jack Thursday the veteran infielder eer, in the second game of the I) J rorrs, II Lake City sitting at home hoping to Wtrlii S&rae ath the \lets, he ' hear from seine mijor league went to second base an the ninth Jackionv,Ile Englcwood II •team inning. Then he made two JCktOnvilIe SandeIod 0 Trinity Chrti?an 20 BP'op costl) errors on SucCesshe "Sure I'd like to stay in grouiiu Keflney 1 bau3 in the 12th baseba1" Andrews told The ,) ,, __1 _. - . -. I ' - all- tcicvisd game(ABC-TV, 4 at night and Florida at Auburn EST A few hours later, and Texas at Southern Method I State in the only 19th place The Texas-SMU also Ls1 ill be tilcu Ised nationallu It rn 'ht'arnc ,nu ok ang a member 1230 pIll, EST 0, '"Tofl .1 Ten mnIcnLnnlflefft%nPit nkcd o llltnois Iowa State at over Mississippi State following ____ SALES CASSEERERRY M' h' an Navy - at - Nc. 5 - Tech in which the Crimson Tide Notre -- - - ': ,- 4 30andthathardl) seemsar,age infielder to sign a statement to be vashed up! thank I can had a bad right shoul Jacksonville Bollei 7), Orange Park LI auoid the spotlight since costing Comnnil,ioner Bowie Kuhn A s os rrr Charlie Finle a $5 rejected tile iquest, ordered uOO fine during the World Andres reinstated and later &rks was fr1cndl, and Coop- kvied (lie sti tine erative as he sat with his pretty "i do think I ever was so their home. However, he still is — 4 .—. ,- - - Cardinal (ibbc 14 St Ttrr Iakc Worth 25 tIo.aP tc a - . -'I ' ' . "I ' .-.-- . L., ____________ __________ .. . , , _ ., - ,-- - I Miami Beach 33. Coral Park • .- 13 '1 - .-I----_ . - . - . , - 0 . - : - - . ,.. _. - ..- -- - - - . - , - - - 1 . . •. ... - ' r . - - - Merne L Ft Anderson U Naples II Cham'nade 6 McArthur 21. Mlrarnar o wasn't embarrassed as much - s ' -' ,. Gantivitl* I? BocPthoIz 0 -- 0; ,4 i'c,,arus - MORE rupiri,Iw j Heraia Sports Editor "'.' t, ' A Carrier Weathermaker Furnace won't let you 41'71 VP - I.,A.&,...._,..-U,,. he rushd for l53 yards in intrtnission. nearing the 1,000 yard mark for with unbeaten foes Gaine','tlie tr,ti c 145 yards in penalties of fourteen cnrrir. Th senior GregWastdngton,whoha the campaign, was keyed °fl Bucholtz and New Smyrna which Oviedo received 55-but War Eagle scored two touch- outstanding evening for the and held to a minus seven yards Beach the strongest contender Fifth ranked Titusville downs to bring his season total Lions, scored from most of them came in key four yards in 15 carrIes, For the playoff spot. Astronaut was forced to throw to 12 and the yardage put him out to cap the drive. situations that had a killing An outnumbered Oviedo club their clippings away a' kalftime 880 yards for the year. effect on the Seminole County Throwing bullet like passes in that was forced to use 14 or 15 and fight for their life as a fired Coach Ralph Stumpi offensive effort. was The game breaker turned out a humid coastal atmosphere the boys for most of the game, up Oviedo ball club pressed the to he a 72 yard run by the Cape Lion signal caller hit on 12 of pleased by the effort put forth 26 Including many two way per- by many of ar Eag es m ore oas his players conon erence ea ng or ar prov to boyIng out by a mIsleading 27-7 rusher who swept left at half the heart of the Oviedo offense. formances, he d the heralded sideririg the high ranking of the War Eagles to just two first Astronaut score, Ovldo Aitrnaut club speed and then put the play in The contest could have been downs In the first half of play. 12 F-'rSt Oo*ns 9 If there was any doubt the high gear to outrun the Oviedo even closer had It not been (or With a ground offense 'Playing the filth ranked , Lions came to play ball it was club, Ø°' several of Washington's passes averaging over 400 yards and 41 team in the state didn't help dispelled on the first series of 67 The Astronaut club delighted being dropped by his receivers, points a game the Astronauts us," said Stunipf, "l'hey had I Fumbles Lost 1 plays as the Oviedo club racked a capacity crowd by drawIng James Riddle was the leader finally wore down the visitors In greater depth on us and that up three consecutive first down first blood on a sustaIned drive in the pass catching category as the second half to put it away. Bovain kid was before having the drive stalled that saw Bovaln take it or hetookinsixtosses good for really AS?rO,Ut 7 i 7-V 89 The hard hitting Lion sorrietHng." Oviedo: Wathlng?on 13 (121. by several penalties. from the five. The home yards. The Oviedo senior also defensive crew led by Ted Jackson '-7 (iS). The Lions were in contention towners added another in the cam through with an outAstronat4;flovaln 155 (II), Voor Homer, Bob Merchant and Pen&ltios and mistakes were throughout until Greg second periodona 11 yard pass standing defensive effort in James Riddle impressed even also noted as a factor in the INDIVIDUAL PASSING Washington fell one yard short play that capped a 71 yard drive spite of a week long sickness the home fans as they made the match by the Lion grid boss. Ovieøo Wathinglon - I? ol 26. I on a fourth down run with five that took five p1ays. that left him somewhat War Eagles pay th&r dues for "We had some passes lnt.iIlydS..Otd. minutes re;naining. The last The l.ions got o the weakcncd for the contt every inch gained. druped that really hurt ui;," 61 . drive. [or the Local club stalkd Sscorcboard fur what Lu med A strong Astronaut ground Astronaut now owns a 7-0 commented Stumnpf, "Except Pitrron 1 of 2. 0 in?. 26 yds. I Id Page IA - E ii ______________________ _______ ___________________________________________ By DAN GILMARTIN HeraldStalf Writer Don't Get Caught Cold CoplcyNewsServlce support move of Congress to Though only ) to 25 of government's 35,000 attorneys create another Watergate - A spin-off of the Watergate in all agencies were involved ü prosecutor to succeed the fired affair is an American Bar the Watergate affair, Smith Archibald Cox. Association (ABA) drive to says, "this is not a satisfying lie must be a man working overhaul disciplinary actions answer." independently of the executive against attorneys accused of "It can't help but hurt branch, Smith emphasizes, abusing their respon3hi1itles as pr-cfcion as a officers of the court "It's like when a preacher because the pep1e wouldn't "Watergate has created an steals money, all religion be satisfied the truth would come out if the prosecutor atmosphcre which will help to catches hell." Implement this disciplinary Turning to the plight of (or- agrin was serving at the prugram," says CThester(ielc mer Vice President Spiro T. pleasure of the White Uc. Smith, a Lakeland, Fla., trial Agnew, Smith Says there Smith says he is distressed Lawyer and new president of the to be a prima fade ease which the "slow motion 'usti " -ABA. reqUires the state of Maryland out by U.& court and calls ft In an interview Smith toinitiateadlsbarmenthearing tt evil of criminal recal1d the ABA several years against him. A practicing at" Slow justice he claims agosetupastudycornmlsslon torney before he became a nstiinpaci'ofiawst ci iacipline hcade.i by retired Baltimore poliUcian Maryland pwdsh arid correct The hief Supreme Court Justice Torn governor and then vice villain, in his view, is a lack of president, Agnew resigned judges court aides and "We adopted guidelines for after pleading no contest to correc1onal ironneI t. -th-Ix, L ;;j ILt LiA hardJe the mounting volume of which have final authority hi involving alleged political kick- criminal cases across th e such matters, were reluctant to backs from Maryland canaccept them, some on urnur,dt !tors. the program wo'dd be too The ABA has a committee to Watergate has given the law costly," Smith points out. profession "a terrible black speed justice, Smith says, bitt - .............:.:. i.' -. :. : ' in'Ived it'. the Watergate before, it often was lumped in aggressiveness, has failed to r!:-;, from the Whi!, 11 . t 1' •i (("r&Sfl th cate;ory on Uwn, the ABA prident ith public at fmcais, he recalls, way it should' to provide more believes the disciplinary th.. says tie aixi the ABA judiciaUacilities. program will get "dramatic -— -results," The association, Smith says, _____________________ i.; setting up an informath'; ! - ___________________________ t'i attrnii Iran br ______________ sgressiws" in all ti'ks. ft h acquired the aid of the Sen.tite Watergate Committee in - ..--- s tatlon points out that two facts The Infant up to 9 mnttis La allow the use of the vehicle's havebeenprovedoverandover pticularIv vulnerable to safetybeltstofastenftInplace. American Bar Overhauls Its Disciplinary Actions r - Bovain Leads Way Sunday, November 4, 1973 schools are constructed along a modular concept in with plans for three, When they were askej The National llghway vehicle lap belt and shou .dcjer with the infant's head toward with aluminum panels, which allows the building why they had not done as we told them to, they Traffic Safety Awnlnlstratlon belts for children 4 to 5y the center of the seat. ) - L'VUI1'I Sp e subcimnmittee created to discover why the huge fabricated sections of steel and aluminum on a school appropriation passed by the 1973 permanent foundation. But when the school Copley News Service again in the most tragic way sudden stops or highway coll.l. legislatare has yet to result In a single new outhves its usefulness it can be dismantled and possible: sions. classroom, moved." In the last 10 years, more First, crash protection for His carrier should be The Miami lawmaker led his subcommittee on If the idea is so great, why hasn't any of the than 10,000 chIldren under the children does not mean holding fastened In place by the age of four have been killed In a child in your lap. You are not vehicles' seat belts and should a tour last week of one of a dozen of the Open $89.5 million school construction allocation tx schocls now in operation in Florida and came used for open sthools? highway strong enough at the instant of include restraint belts at least away convinced the concept represents a In no case was the crash crash to protect or to hold him one and a hall inches wide or a "That's what we want to know," Dubbin said. solution to spiraling inflation In construction '-We were hopeful that by this time the various esPd, Intentional or, so far against injury. restraint net o%er the entire costsand the need foes school system capable of school districts would have completed th& as anyone knows, caused by Second on! a rest I t length of the infant's body. keeping pace with Florida's growth. projections of need with the Department of drivers any less concerned or The carrier should be high m des1 1 for the b ' Fairview School, visited by the committee, -' Education and be prepared 11 not started to careful of their child passenger enough to prutect the child's I in a lower midd1e-!ass section of .the C)it5.I build schools. But we have no new schools and than you must be -yet 10,000 anda a Wa>: uire head, lined with energy. cltys south su(e. It has an enrollment of 858 sixth rth1e plans for co"tructlon consistent with died. absorbing material and provide through eighth graders and is 35 per cent black. legislature's mamlaie for innovative Although there are hundreds side support, particularly head Most of these children died Classes In the school, which was erected in 12 to eliminate overcrowtflng." at the moment of of products sold as protection and shoulders. at a cost of $1.7 million, are conducted in a f1!h 'y :i r-straint for child automo4le passenThe firritntnId!u , For maximum frontal hg ,uiiI1ing without any per- theorized, rests with tnnovation-resbt.ani school prevent them from turning Into grrs, many are not safe or ado- protection the carrier and In. manumit interior walls. officials at e,them- the local cw state education small human projectiles inside quate at all. You must know fant shu1d face the vehicle's The building Is divided with moveable it department level the auto's passenger con. enough to choose what is safe seat back, not forward, titlons Into five main areas - a central library ,, ment. and right for your child, ac., Here, a w..at, -s happening, The Infant car bed does not Dubbin said. In with sections (or each of the three grades But many of these victims cording to age, weight and provide protection for the infant radiating out from ue center anti another area July, Dade County presented their program for had the protection of so-called height. sitting or standing but only In a devoted to arts and craft instruction. safety belts and seats - all Types of restraint approved prone position. The floor is carpeted, freeing students , lovingly purchased and in. by the NHTSA are car beds and When shopping for a car bed, equa • the strictures of row upon row of desks and the , . ILUI3lon appropron astalled to protect young lives, car carriers for Infants up to 9 choose one to be positioned tO LIUUV ounty. long, dark hallways associated with traditional but providing no protection at months; car seat and car crosswise of the vehicle, never schools. "I fully expected that $18 million to cover the all when the fatal crashes oc- harness for children 8 to 9 lengthwise. In use It should be Falrview his a brick exteric but other open construction of eight or 10 schools and they come CulTed. months up to four years; placed In the rear of the vehicle - - - Iir 4. S hhn - .4 / rnst legI.latures !rive about 20 years. I . . Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 - / ' - .— .— - - 6A—The Sanford Herald -' - - ' z -;i'-.' -. Mt Dora's Bertot follows 't ' .:t �- — 8M-The Sanford Herald - .-.--- .-- --- =737=ItF.:t-tWiffm --- -- - - pends Pats. ockledge ri: .r .4 U I ' With 48 - 30id Raing . T_1 --------------- I g Chandler Breaks 1 Yards C cessfully completed an onside later they found themselves on extra-porus. Not even the mainder of the contest. f ' t 'lii I .onst.ant ranting and raving by sistant Wolfgang Ilalbig \VaLice for onsta ' aided to theSaint cause Morgan Ruby added opposition has not scored on his left side of th e defensive line the en tire year. He credits Morgan with the 3hutout performances. The St. Pete crew sewed their lone touchdown on a 26 ,,econdary. touchdown run. fr:' - polnLs, . Elmor * h it Chamberlain 0 ,t,\ j- - ____ . . wg :.. . N - - mta. -.._ -= '- II-LI, & CHAIN -: .,t 4M , .: t . - ~,~ ~ ~IISF~_.,__- MV 1_i *- _J•_ , hITS AND MISSES -- : Ad_ ~~, f-1, f- ~~ ,~ - Li'ry Fusaro showed the way with 181-541 as Gall Fusaro hit 161-445, Ch uck V.-Hey 177-516, Barbara Kelley 153437, Mi! Tlli 2!?-5_Im, ).r'.ne A!mond 1E! 151, Hickson 179-455 and Chris Huff 195434. Gus Sexton grabbed overall scoring honors in the league wi th a sparkling 233-600 series. , ~ - -A .- t ___i;~___1-41%1`_ Th is league produced a fi ne array of high rollers as John Garry hit 2l, Ernic Rimion 215 532. Dri"I1 153- 429, Emory Blake 185-510, Larry Miller 165-450, Bob Burch 190-534 and Shirley Burch 167-428. Citiwide T.V. Service team had th ree hot rollers in Beth Matteson 175-425, Jac kie Ktlheffrr l3-48 anc Bill Matteson 169-467. AUTO-TRAIN JUNIOR SENIOR Kit Johnson was time star with a big 237-552 series as Len Grov-r hd 12-4l, ,1j 1frie1l 171 -512 Mrk Whitit's 15 4-19, Hicky Payne 194-563, Terry Waldrop 179-493, Mirk Cla yt on 152-446, Steve Brannen 203498, Norman Platt 16!477, Aaron Kaufman 169.433, Vernie Butcher 169-483 and Be th Burkar t 144-402. KEGLERS Gary Varner took the honors In the league wi th 206-571 as Dave Crabtree hit 201-565, Ray Ferrell 193447, RB, Putman 203416, 1km Gorman 203-627, Jim Carver 180-514, Eddie Adams 189425, Hobby Darn 185450, Pete Duggan 211.551, Orvi lle Randall 182436, Rim Allman 213-554, John Brya nt 182520 and Mike Mat hews 213-550. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXERS Jim Johnson set the searing tempo in [Us 'eague with 1?&406as Ban angler hit 156.445, Nad ine Putman 190-461, Jim Cha plin 182-458, Bill Leep l6S-13, Phil Speigle 177-446 f ftt (itf '-- ---- - - -- . _E_ - - __. - ___ .,E~_ ~~~ 7t -- -__-=__:__ -~_ SEMINOLE PRINTERS Rose Messcrsmith was h!gh roller with 168-464 as Barbara Clark had 176-447, DoWe Hogan 153-439 and June Ganian 1f74?1. — .t I t. ii I- -1 7inma Whitworth r L APOiKA Fla. (All) Kathy Whitworth, leading money win-. - ner on the Ladies Professional, Golf Association tour, takes the IVUIIU of the $50,000 Lady Errol Classic after firing an opening round 68. "It wasn't that great a round," Miss Whitworth said Friday of her 33-35 effort. "But I made several good pulls to save pars on my first nine." With M,OW in winnings in the bank Whitworth's four-under opportunity to develop faster and play with more ex. perienced bail pla yers." He hadn t really expected tO supplant Chamberlain when he arrived and says, "I'm just try. ingtoplaymygameandsofar we've been fortunate." Comparing Smith and Chainberlain and how adjustirents Coach Bill Sharman said, nt. re still hying to do basic- - - — 100;~ - 4.-_ --- -- , -_-=________-_ _ - - __ ;: __ . I - ___ - - I 11111 F .1 I 1 ii I 07 _7,4`z~ rleans O Elsewhere in Sunday but his shot blocking has been sensational In the f1rs game agalnstPortlnnd heblockedl7 DAnb I ilI injoy playing d flVYfll elius, Kathy McMullen and Kathy Ahern. farml," Smith said. He had averaged 173 and 18.3 swing In Six of the iO-player field tied tus two seasocs at Buffalo but with even-par 72s. They were (Ildn't play such a defensive Murle Greer, Mary Caller', Pam Higgins, Judy Kimball, game. who Las earned $73,000 and is battling Whitworth for the I .', c iJ'i p, _.-1. . . .. hr Tr.rLiy 24, Laws I 7. Kemp By THE ASSOCIATED PRFSS 4) 4 1 2 1 - - 111"*Jill 1.0 ""r "- ' ' 11COND - ' 16M t 11 .I Uzi? - 7 F N I $114.4, (1-4 % - - # __ ____ __ a i oftillm - lipIL 1. MOD wifigi-taire AAso , . Ji I .44 • i'ii* 110111 T 'Is i. :*E.~ , , ... . 12 fl I lAyab victory with a goal at Sentimental favorite Mickey Wright who has played in less man said,' We might free lance Jocelvn Guevremont despite and lt= him three o four being peppered by Canuck year, shot a 78. one on one." Then Glenn Sather, Jacques minutes remaining In the game _wlv wrii W SIXTH. t'.tsi. 5, I ;" UI - Y71<1 11 s, t$I hander past Vancotwer goalie three-goal splurge 4 1 it $ I,I I v L_ — ' 1-07- l 11 UII 11 "7" - jhVchs, "" %""no .. Ift-18 I 4 -- - 1 1, -a 0. t-L - ,I1TH, raerssu. — 140 - _____________________ —_ ---_--_ - __.U-_-_-_ rj Call or Drop By -f__ And Ask ____ __ -.--, k-------. .1 ONE OF A BUNCH ________________ BILL BIRDSONG displays one of the 35 specks rninyht ;I 1:.1 1 -ake Monroe rec-# %,~*S~l measured beteen fi e and thirteen inches per fish. (Herald Photo by Bob Orrell) City-Omaha 115-109, Chicago Wednesday as seven players spiking the Utah beat San Diego 126-110. — be final period to catch the Denver " -- . . '-' - . - - - - - - , - I , .1 I - ?' t Guns BROWNING WEATHERBY - — _! .7.4 ~k Rr ~_M ~ zr - - -T _;W~ - - ~ -~, - -Ji - I ITHACA WINCHESTER SAVAGE MOSSB ERG SMITH & WESSI * -. - - - t~ - _~_ - - - .fr) .. 0 1111111111111111111111111111111 S__ -.-I' / " ' • 7 - 4 - :- jp~ . *ill r ,g • - I : IWKI . 11 1 ' loplon~ - - -. l-' I -_ ~ -' - ' - "'rhe last time we played thein," said Cougar forward Ed _________________ - '. • - IS - P onivited in t5ii column all qvestIons reg'tt VI& ,; - : . - . :- ' ___ ,- 'i' - CHARTER ARM ____ r, ' iE , S ,. ' A rather settle for three than -:*) rI ¶ Oldsimo" .. _1 1- I About The New STE EL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE The revoluntionary designed for long distance and driving ... t9l brought him nothing but joy, Cougars defeated the San An- New York whipped Los Angeles produce a 117-106 victory. being eked In ihc\ loiia °?kl of d u ll? —Hill Pell , U th i nk s ii .i,id o tutor thu in John Dickey -- In other games, the Carolina defeated Buffalo 107-97 and were in double figum to help So far, his inheritance has timore play ,. it d oes pLit at pl,enjiurn oil iorcigh- horn explays accult'd ingl) soccer plaers whic h i1t n Alex Karras but gets a lot of free scout s a nd general managers. F.uropeun trIps Fort - ws i Kentucky Colonels this year. playing together." Q. HOW come all of a sudden there are so many fiel d 0AIS i',iinhl. i.0 ~W, . - peisonal cniweis to I' .:_ tire " - GUARANTEED For 40,000 Miles "This club is starting to play Phoenix 114-107, Milwaukee iels who scored 24 points. That's what happened to togethe r and you s the resul t. walloped Cleveland 118-100, Cou,gara 117, Sptu-s 1i Babe McCarthy when he Labor- It's not anythin g l'se done It's Atlan ta 1 25 beat Houston 125- The Cougars took resenge for ited the coaching job of the just a fine group of alldetes 123, Seattle defeated Kansas a Iola loss to San Antonio last h Oa kla n d tA thle tics I I ts on the same 'd abou the greatei tiis Is contributed j tea m, whe n the more" -'i 1 %illiams H. idsille \ ( Catfish doesn't get bothe red by suiui tIliligS lii', ouiI'. it IIIL ism of Vida is that the young k'fthander wasn I in shape to (,oLacoup)e of hours I3ilF 1- ield goals to mt, are a reflec 't.,11M'r"iltISin of coaches in pro ball 110(1 tif the grow ml! CO Ph. 3224712 TIRES . All you gat to do it ask Murtily Oldefiric". W1119 him of (11001 thi s su, _ straight Louls? -David Schellhase. Herkeley. Calif. It's just a coincidence. Hank Aaron had rst came into baseball. according to his he er11 ninflisher and just decided it would be bin ographer nice to ii,se,rt "I,ouis" into his official record. It's also a very DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. ,AN~ --- __-_ ~_ -=-~_- __V _&_1 -# - - -crl- - - - _!"~~ ~7_.-_4, _Z0-..-_ZRL _=~- ~ A - professional!y a decade ago wbile lie was a linebacker wit bu.auM both thur n iiins ar llenrs MANUEL JACOBSON zi: .. Chickasaw and all red-blooded human, tard wrestling ' , tmL Tams 110-106, Indiana defeated The Indiana Pacers came Manning, "'we had good shots Eastern dlvlson. The Colonels won their fifth Denver 107-10i in overtime and (rum seven points back in the but utissed them. When thev 11U.40 . and a clear lead in the Ameri. tonio Spurs 117-106, the Virginia 10&91. Pacers 107, Rockets 103 can Basketball Association's Squires edged the Memphis t,ehrig Cuffed & Flaired Variety of Fabrics brighten up your fife. tlropktcks, and a ceacomntd !or 9i,th?r?L1in5.5 vmc• , I' IIIVO*i4S __ - or Fame. tory over Yale. Amazingly, he is Q. Would like to kno% how old Wahoo McDanlel Is a nd how lor,g he has been wrestling? -S.M.. Odessa, Texas Our o ld Iriend, Edward McDaniel, part Choctaw and part after Lou LEVIS 48th RANGER TEAM treewy varsit career, he booted 34 field goals, most of them on q Is It just a toinddene or was thank Aa ron named NEW SHIPMENT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Yor k Ne ts 121-109. In the National Basketball Rockets and then win in over"Experience is the differ- Association Boston beat Golden time 107-103. There's nothing like inheriting some thing valuable to ence," McCar thy concluded. State 108-105, Detroit took Indiana was led by Mel Dan- like Gehrig. kwl _ Colonels Coach Overjoyed MI-America teams as a halfback In 1912-13. In his three-year that Vida got lilt, first game start in the series. ____ - 'THE SPECKS ARE HTTIH' BOB NOR WOOD and Gee Knight display a fine catch of specks taken from the waters of Lake Monroe. Both fishermen used live minnows for the catch. (Herald Photo by Bob Orrell) Inherits Winner M iami in February, 1964, and amon the victims were Archie Moore, Doug Jones and Henry Cooper. His lip didn't hurt in drumming wit Intere st _ .--- =--------- games and 15 Wednesvlay dat 'V - Many of the fish, however, are under the 12 Inch legal limit. nice coincidence they match the first two names of a slugger 1- ! , ___ ___ - ___ °"• 'ii' I m andpuhlsc,iedcpringholdoUtC'ltflSha 5 t1eV(fl - Aump $!Zlids I Main Street Pier Wednesday and every seemed 0 be getting some of them, A call to Merle Keller, pier manager, gave us th e Information and an hour later we pitch when lie reported to the club a year ap after his long .- .___ _______________ ~ e IS tI How does Catfish Hunter I!!' 1r at the 1446 mark of liii second as L-ijjnonton beat Oueliec 5-4 period. IU shtit ripped Put Harrison, Edmonton' s leader in Davidson from 20 feet out goals and points, beat Quebec But Sather sta1led the Bluest' netminuer Serge Aubcy. comeback by flipping a backHarrison's shot climaxed a 0 rolme&-el "4_~*~_' - - _ ,- - lii NEW YORK lAP) 1973-74 National Hockey Leagu campaign marks the 48th se son for the New York Ranger: They open their home can paign Oct. 10 against the I) troit Red Wings In Madisc Square Garden. There will be 20 Sunda iI1j _______ according to Brady. .:!~~Wlw (fie Miami Dolphins release(i film in 1968. But long before that he had wivstieu dt the University of Oki, a ilAT(ka t9' IIt V'i, action was the only NIH.. the season five minutes later Goalie John Davidson. game Friday night. In the and Unger solidified the St- on. Q. What people did Muhammad All fight before he duited Sonny Liston the first time for the title? Every one around here seems to think that Mr. Clay had only fi ve pro lights before he got a title shot' I'm sure Mr. All didn't get It with his lip only. -Charlie Prurano, Livermore, Calif. Mr. All had 20 pro lights before he took on big bad Sonny In the Denver Broncos and became a full-time grappler after "11,1 iV.R. E -. (_M I - ____ iv football but also a complete player who made Walter Camp s ~ 0i a Al via the trolling mcthc-d !a:, . doing the lob. tl~eTT23!rimbeer showing the bestresWts in qu to g rout %-e mos o a no ue-per water, •,our to fLISCe •,ee(, and again the black and gold Mirro4ure plug as well as Trout-Touts are the favorites. - ,I- _—li - Trout are moving into the deep holes along the East channel Sob th of Turtle Mound in the vicinity of Al-Jo's Camp buttheyarenotlnbignumbersasyet.Oneparty landed 15 %IUCheU Chancy Brickley was the nonpareil kicker of earl:, colleg,e ttAr.1ta 25 taken b Dora:, Bailey while trolling, and David Riley and Along with the run of sea trout, many drum in the two to four pound class, several pompano, and a channel bass were among th e catches wi tnessed The tipotf; - Lake Jessup has been beautiful for the last two days and were there to verify it He was right' An hour and a half spent fishing itth use shrimp produced eight nice trout for this writer along with a big Jack crevalle and line broken twice. Q. Over 50 years ago at Harvard OnIversity there was a Charley What were some or his recordir -Den Ebelhardt, Ft. Deveilft 1"C I Into a Professional In a hurry. practice phiyc1 i brilliant anw, allow to do is ask . m—_ _"0 out couid piny tonigilt. htw. Ing just a second-period goal by you got __ _ _; perch are showing up in several different spots Indicating a good season coming up. thley's Fish Camp told of a catch of Many of the charter boats are concentrating on half-day riser tr ips and are finding mangrove snapper , some trout and scores of spots Fishing from th e Seabreeze Bridge this week, Ange line Sweringen pulled In a really "big one ," a 28 pound channel ba ss' Wayne Brady at th e "Ftshin' Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop told of this one as well as numerous other smaller bass being landed by bridge fishermen The cooler weather has eliminated any word of snook catcheslntheflaytonaareabutthosewhohavebravedthe windsoutsidt ha',e foundtarpon following the shrimp boats - " ' 4is t " beginning to land some nice specks as they move into could not stay on the reefs. Catches were UwJted to a few arnberjacks, snapper, and th~ always present black sea bass. flit t ibi. h kini, i4rd for one mo re great effort. And i irt *1 iflort it is For four mnlngs under tremen dous pressure Johnson still. ik Giants' bat. In tile bottom of tile tselth inning the Senators Ilnall'. push -it Un sarne winnini. run '1k Vb4ub,ngton Senato rs a re world champions WnI'r Johnson ki4 finally realized his dream and the city of \Vh. inglon i' iruptirig into joy ous celebration DAN WESSON a ' J - _. The PEPPIR'S A GUARD RUSSELL 'fRUE, ( lu 1 rterback, sizes up the opposition which calls for a splitting of loyalties as his pet dog Pepper lines tip opposite the OPEN TIL6 P.M., i (AP Photo) - -- - - S1 SANI center. that be ce;t virile 4 L shallower water. but the strong current caused so much drifting the boats with a jwncil flashlight. In Green flay, we hear, the coaches ' live minnows. Fred Sweet had word that Lake Harney is coming to hfe with specks, bass and bream once again showing an inclination to bite. The Lake Monroe seawall anglers are nesday the wind calmed enough to do a little bottom f LsWng right before ar, NFL game in a hotel hallway where a team is staving, andwatch an assistant coach (100r10-dOoriflg - "Fishing Hole" with a string of 35 up to 13½ Inches in length. Bob Norwood and Gee Knight also reported a good catch on WATERSCENE red snapper plus a bushel of bLack sea bas.s Again on Wed- Q. Do pro football teams really have bed check? Charlie Gallagher. 11111tsbitt-gh. Pa. 4~'-_ 11C3U ' Plante and Pierre Unger scored jacques Caron at die 24-second The first amateur draft pick in the final period to help the mark of the third period. of ft St.t,ouis Blues 13 turning Blues pull it out. Plante added his Uilrd goal of T'he 20-year-old netminder (;uevrernont's power-play goal the give the offensive unit an extra or 12th man. 1 I Lake.%lonroe continues to produce outstandingstrings of specks when the wind permi ts Bill Birdsong stopped by the weather bound. As of Wednesday, the charter boats had been able to run outside only six days during the month of October. A few off the larger head boats went offshore last Sunda y and found the fishing good. The "Snow White" brought in 80 even start checking on the players at home from Wednesday sm I around the edge of the hyachinths with jig fishing paying off. Inlet Harbor fishing craft are still for the most part inning. — S 142. I .rJ I can concentrate more on out 2.6 cbols to helpthe Blues was r4rnonton 5, Quebec 4, 1906 defense, And we have Connie forge a 3-1 National Hockey Minnesotas,LosAngclesIand OIlers 5, Nordiquca 4 ilawkiru conung in" League sctory ove* the ban- Wlnnepeg 3, New 'zark I iim ita -r-i. scored the will. Hawkins, the acquisition couver Canucks Friday night Vancouver scored first on ning goal with less than three tn Goolsby 54 Jim j1 drafted jot this year, kicked World Hockey Awdation, It the ninth , "J•% -~ LL1J but the best news there was that specks are starting to hit winging over the St. Johns River. At one time it looked as though a least r passe overhead. . DVLIiC Some bass repor ted b Bob Kin at Marina Isle Cam Nov. 22. Thuraday evening we witnessed several flights the world diampions of One of tl~, ! compelition committee members I.-; mulling a far-out rule change to stimulate offense in the NFL the NFL's lone renwining urv. victories that includes ,j 31.3 - per . ___ __ - tSTla OS nationalbeatenteam_ TheVikings are rompovertheJets John DavidsonLeads BtuurJ from Phoenix, didn't report In 1 tion. And New Orleans, which Detroit, Chicago is at Green dose to the Rams In the NFC and shoot. Wilt never did do started the season as ex. Bay and Houston plays at BIIIU West The Falcons trail by two that, he wouldn't go out "Elmore has great timing pected ... in reverse...has shifted "ire. In Monday night's game, games with a 4-3 log compkrd long arias and he can jump gears with victori es in three of Washinton plays at Pit ts burgh to LA's 6-1 ',iinnisoLi, with t he b t start Its List four galia.. including \liaii has ariothtr winning will week's 19-3 shocker over in the team's 13-year history, is streak going with five straight The new Laker center has av- last week's er3ged a dozen points a game Washington. 6-4'flnw — Fr'd flYN)ght Country Club course made her the player to beat in the 54-hole tournament, which ends SuJI. di:, Yiuhvrt bouts a one-5trokc lead over Shelley Hamlin, who Defending chauupion JIflt Hobgood O .J . Atlanta needs a victory post as the situation dermlids. American Conference's East against the Eagles in PhiladelpWa, San Francisco visits against Los Angeles to stay He likes to go out 15 feet, turn DivWOn- ntice . - Results Dar pedomiance on the 6,-M yard Erroll Estate Inn and Sally Uttle and JoAnn Pre- VO, w4.c1a_(.I) 131114 Three golfers tied with 70Joyce Karmieraki, Laura Rnuh and K-ithy FarTr lii •ls iUiy Corn can By Murray Olderman . Rockledoe Recelvina - Walker 2. — shot a 69 as nine pros broke par. Iuj) Of -I I Lois Farmer) (Herald Photo high and low good for second place In the Denver, New England goes Senators kI.... dl C cdu.111115 Lt"gUlW but the action has been limited this week. Pat Brooks, ramp owner, just rcturnzrl froia a tr i p to We umuunLauis to see the Pill foliage in "natural living color." .. tha Ii.i1l'.'ii c;'pitzil today i not on that All Jai' A101 pset in L Faul Norman. A party composed of Lazare, Benny Rector, and others -ni nn tnua 'ig p TTIUZ erg.. , Rocky, this past weekend said Uwy had no trouble at all in downing UI.Ar umits tiui day. Duck hunters should have plenty of game by opening day and d that lu. 'ti 1k aa,ninistr L " IF L Hawg-Hunter" worm.) fl,.,, .... IAIIIUII DILUI tdIIIp 'M' ' - Brantley Rushing suc hannon 9 44. F rank I I nv I - Hue 2 Receiving Buchannon 2 47. P i erc e plays and patterns. We can use half a season, has a 5.2 record, play at Oakland, St. Louis hosU back Leroy Kelly, back in He- "Here we have shooters like Jerry West and Gail Goodrich am I . -1-C. i TV AND MOVIE STAR James Garner tries his hand on the links as he played with Canada's LPGA pro Jocelyne Bourassa in the Lady Errol k -- of 75 artnual golf classic. Garner carded a very respmtable sco% ..nd ,I U tiliington 2 . Stanley Harg)sl-1037 Pierce3 -Offensively, we use more who has gained 1,025 yards In Diego, tk Nc'z' York Giants ceiver Fair Honker and running a ah - Hargis &.I J" lia,vivill f(ir flit- fir,l little in tlivir histoly. ,rill,1, their fir,.t d scrif-A l i nm tilICe ctUcia seventhI g.imr wi ll, 'I'll" Senators ut it N. New or •i.in,,,,, ii.' game is lieu 3.3 and we're tile CollIns Rockledq, ptjhlrig Peach 1) 121 Waike:I Fries Lake Brantley raising E ICI( ON Iii LINKS 1 üIwresL 4 Stanley I -n Rockledge Patting 0-131. . 9 Bills And ' -.. Lake _ A - ------- - , '.. - yard run pass Collins). ______ SV. - - ' 0-' Sty,balisnap.doutofend _ __ % _~, --------------- --------- no 5 - Him It yard run (Stanley to ally the same things on defense. A&wIsted Pren Sports Writer Football league action, Min- running away In the tradlUonThe Buffalo BilLs and New nesota defends the NFL a only ally tough National Conference Maybe we pick up a little higher and play a little more one on Orleem Saints, clash Sunday, perfect record at home against Central Division, leading by cast in the unusual roles of win- Cleveland, Los Angeles is at At- four games with only seven to one. When Chamberlain lanta Miami plays the Jets at go. here we tried to run them Into ners Instead of losers. the remark. New York, Cincinnati is at DalBuffalo, led by Cleveland expects to have him. We don't do that quite as visits San pson, las, Kansas City two top offensive threats, reable running of O.J. Sim much with sm.iui. Elmore on both 4 Walker . .1r ---- - you be arranged by seeing Joe Lazare at the Plaza Sports Shop in Sanford or by calling 9044852514 Silver Glen Springs, Fin. . Johnion. ,Aho hai dominated the American Leaguf- (or ik. I i'it ughh n 'si. 115 %% ith his k gendar> fastbatl is pitch jA& Ing in Ili-% fir-t World Serie%. Age Itab taken some (,( the magic. . out of Wallvr%- once-golden arm, Now with all lilt- chip.4 out IP Gr 1 7 it 01 . - - Up party had 20 drift fishing with live minnows. We had a request last week to find out where giant grunt worms could be bought. So far the only two places we have been able to locate are the two camps on (lie Wekiva River; Camp Seminole and Wekiva River Haven. A lady visitor to Camp Seminole came in with three bass Thursday, the largest one a four pounder taken on live shiners. Mother visitor to the camp had approximately 65 pounds of catfish and bream during his five day stay. One man took the easy way out to catch a ban at Wekiva River Haven. Cruising down the river, a small bass Jumped into his boat! George Cheney, camp owner, had quite a few people out over the weekend trying for bass hot the accent Is still on catfish and bream. LET'S GO FISHING! getting his share of them. Around the bndgc pilins speckled pe rch and bream are keeping L bnk anglers fairly busy. Di Srnth at Seminole porUng Goods weighed in a lunker bass of liti pounds for Harold Stanley. The big one fell for a large plastic snake which he made himself. (Maybe should put it on the market, Harold, to compete with the private hunting lands, requests that all who are Interested contact him Immediately to avoid disappointment. Trips can IN I anager. Bucky Harris. decides to go with the best he _j - IN., flat to try and win it all. f -%Valler .1i,linum. o,yw tif the grealt.ti. pitcht.ts in the his. loo' of 6awhall. comes 0 e game in an attempt R - p,.ch4lyardrun(MCKnQPII a caa .- --_-_ -_____ V2 tanley to _-. --' / I ,F%: of cKnight kick). - - Smith, a product of Kentucky State, in exchange. When It became apparent . 1 Picking river, is again casting his offerings to the elusive bass and - - ------= - ----- ii 11 Hrgs9 yard pats from Stan ley (run failed) .w_-.___ — -i--_ - Elmore said, "It gives fliC all l'k ie 33 yard pass f rOm k _____________ __ ------ kgulR l'ioiv.'d in thi. p—Cotlns 36 yard run - - t* controvi-r.4% or th(t pending Novrmlm-r election. Today the kick) _ 'T _~ _~__ ____ - ~- _=~ players had ad;usted to him." -------------- 4V 11 Some of the die-hard bass fishermen are continuing to find a few school bass striking. Watt Elsea, sitting at his Favorite spot near Osteen Bridge Camp, has dragged a weighted worm across the bottom until he has worn a new channel in this spot. Along with mussel shells and other assorted debris, Elsea is also pulling In an occasional bass. Thursday morning yielded two for him and the day before a like number. Toni Gordle, after a few days absence from the kesponse has been so good on reservations for deer and hog hunting parties at Silver Glen Springs that Justin Morgan, the renowned guide who is arranging these trips on . CW____ _=__-T~ __ .V ~5~ __ "I was happy with the trade'ff - Rpiich13y.rdrunlMcKnight _' - Walter Johnson ell " FRESH WATER NOTES POTSHOTS N. of 1924 Prtsidnt Calvin Coolidge is king ,,_ oiixnn'nf of dragging his fp( for . With consider that someone else might be waiting. , - i I stress again that most people do this, only a few fail to -Alkil -7. lVashington, D. G., 1.92.1 kick) '-!-_ - 7~ _______ ~ - "Wilt played bail a lot of Association swap. They got the 24-year-old than! am physically. The team knew what he would do and the . 'tanley ('es tailed) Peach 9 yard run (McKnight - . - - ' - -. 66 0 11-30 36 yard run (kick antley !R__' j _ 1 -— - berlain," declares 7-foot El- San Diego Conquistadors, the more Smith, the professional Iiikeii traded starting f".u'J basketball star who was ac- Jim McMilli an to Buffalo in a National Basketball quired to do Just that I. - - -W,. ~ ;, it for LIIIC Br - - - W ' LOS ANGELES(AP)-"No. Chamberlain was seriously body can replace Wilt Cham- considering a bid to co3ch the Round ',' - s - --- h.-Am - = -'. .;z: ~_ _ i.._ fo Takes - to ,-- Rockledge First Down 11 Rushing Yardage 262 Pestling Yardage - M pals" 540 A Pont% *~ - 7-14 ._ Hord T0 Replace Don Gorman was in top form as his 117-638 topped all scorers in the league. Jim Lamb was another top roll er with 212-(04 as wa Eddie Mains with 238-613. Ray Ceynowa hit 207-585, Dick Zuckerman 204-565, Ron Allman 221-568, John Garza 19$450 and Nick Arced 213-555. - ,uu\ : Lake Brantley - ____ - - - - iff. , Ginny Gaurcau was high roller with 165-471 follow ed by Claudia Jasa at 164-157, LIz Blackburn 165-442, Edith Zeuli 158-438, Linda Lewis 162-451, Ruthe Zavrotney 153-443 and Evelyn Serraes 162-424. CITY - . ~ %__* . 4r . . I ?r - -._ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WOMEN -•- - * - i e Sm lt John Wright sparked play in this fast men's league as he pounded out a fine 237-624 series. Teammate Ron Allman also contributed a steady 212489 series. Oth er high rollers were Godsey Taylor 215$&'. Bernie Neswi 223-691, Jim Lamb 198547, Chuck Baker 223-577, Skip Norton 224-601, Ph il Zeuli 193552. Hay Ce) nowa 223-568 and Alex Serraes 189-646. ; f - HERALD SCOREBOARD .- - k I On the first pIn) - the ball I - - T- 1. I'l, . receiving end of the Rod Herrington toss. This was Admiral Farragut's second try against Seminole County opposition In the first game they upended a squad from Sanford Naval Academy. "is Saturday the Saints ta.ke their 6-2 mark tothowalter Field in Winter Park to face fourth ranked Cardinal Mooney. Mooney is .a single -A team while the Saints are double Nevertheless Ruby feels this will be th e toughest game to date. - . yard aerial late In the game Greg H.atIIfI was on the DEXLE'S GULF CLASSIC wF, "' - of the evening on a 16 yard Friday nights contest. In addition he had concentrated Zin hitting a problem plauging the Goldenrod 11 all season "---- defensive line and gaps in the nine. Peach took It in on the putting up 13 uianswered next play. Rockledge got into the Being utab1i iii ii, Spearheading the defense was left linebacker Wait The Saints are bouncing back from a stunning upset at the hands of Florida Air Academy. 71le Trinity mentor had ." Action - - ~m of Ili,% pre,decessor. %%':orrq-n llarding, in 1921. th1 ji'd wr.s the yaros giving u . Fishing The ever-growing number of fishermen and boaters on the waters of Semirole County Is bringing out still anoth er problem insuffic ient launching space. This problem Is compounded by a few thoughtless people who use the ramps as a staging area In which to assemble their fishing tackle, stow all their gear, and hold animated comversations while others are waiting to load or launch their boats as the case may be. Courtesy at the boat ramp l.a becoming more and more important as the number of craft continues to increase. preparing to launch, it Is just as easy to pull your car a nd trailer to one side while transferring necessary items from car to boat and give someone else access to the ramp. Likewise, when returning from an outing, why not pull the boat out of the water, move the rig to one side, and then Lake cam e of the clean-up chores. It would be greatly appreciated by those who are waiting for use of the ramp! ' could plug up the holes in the Raiders first and goal at the tuj~ing point with Rockledge Tom Hise getting his World TD blocking of the defensive halfback split end Mike Murphy Scene - Hunting, I "1 The touchdown came after kick but was unable to mote the top by 40-22 - Bowling V.% Ii.m. 111.1W J1111 ljlll.%111'.1011% %* ' Head Coach Bill Duty and Goolsby connected with Willie ball 50 yards for the TO. _______ ~- MACHINE ._1._1%. a The RaIders had to kick from Despite the productivity of Rockledge a lead they would from nine yards out. Lake Brantley then suetheir own 20, but three plays the offense the defense was not relinquish for the re- Trinity Coach Toni Ruby attributed his success to the cuperk,r speed ot his backs H" rnntiniss1 by praising (Ii"' fine hlockint! bv his offen.-dve thie. '' Boat Ram p Courtesy Asked ".7 - C' TIME the Trinity Top ples Farragut, 54&6 Greg Chandler became th e county's tirst 1,000 yard g; leading Trinity Prep to a 54.6 romp over ::uIial F4:.4t. Chandler ridaled the Midshipmen's defensive line mr 211 yards in 12 carries, Most of this was accomplish ed In the first half when he lined up as a running back. He moved to quarterbaic during th e second half after the St. Pete 11 spotted th e Saints a 40.0 halftime lead . The big gainer f or the Goldenrod crew was the option run. It accounted for seven of the eight Saint scores. Crossing the goal line four times was Qianiler In his 200 yard plus performaree, gaining 1,006 yards for the year. He took it in from seven yards out for the game's first ta lly. Again seven was his lucky number getting another six points from that yard mark er. Chandl er added his th ird ID of the contest when he took an option around right end for 10 yards. At the helm for the Saints was Pat Crimmins who connected on six of 12 aerials wi thout throwing an interception. One toss was for a score from 35 yards out to all-purpose man Chandler. In addition to Cha nd ler running ba ck Greg Miles chipped in helping to bring the total on the ground to 357 yards. Miles scored twice, once from the 31 and again from 38 yards out. Crimmins had th e other two Saint scores on runs Iron, the seven and 48. THE SPORTS Z— ; - times, situation. The drive was capped yards for the touchdown. final surgei in Not wnnting to give up, th' While the Raiders ere when with 8:17 remaining yard chapter starting with a gift of mo vi ng the L"!Ill 011 the ground Stanley threw to running back Pats put together a two points. On fourth down the !'atr!t !!P..! callcr Hcr.ry Tc HIse coming out cf the drive taking Ight Raider center snapped the ball Stanley was put ti ng the ba ll in backfield for a 33 yard score. picking up four first downs. over the head of pun te r Jim With only 24 seconds the air. 7be sophomore hit on 15 Still in the first period the McKn.1ght with the ball rolling of 25 attempts for 240 yards and Raiders took the klckof! 60 remaining before the half ou t of the end zone. ________ QQfl 1 L'415F! Goolsby went to the air only rive yards on a third and five his ling journeys scampering 47 (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) __________ _____ Sunday, Nov. 4_1973-9A The Sanford Herald . ccoring act earl:, when on the alter the touchdon the Pats scrimmage '? I— ,-Mnerial J Herald Wrespondent second play irom scrimmage pU.ea the Dali DSCK w zwcJ- a " e ball giving th dropped Collins took a sweep left for 38 ledge. In four plays the score possession to Rockledge, n LONGWOOD — When the yards and a score. jumped to Rockledge Raiders came to On the Initial play Goolsby The large gainer was when Brantley 38 yard stripe. town Friday night they not only placed the ball on his hip, Peach can through the middle Peach tried the middle and raided, but plundered and fooling 'eryone In the house of the line for 44 yards. He later got two yards but then Collins pillaged the Lake Brantley and followed by throwing ran the ball In from the 13 sprinted around right end 36 defense tota lling 48 points to the Herman Graham a 39 yard giving him his second of four yards, widening the margin of Patriots 30, giving the l3revard bombmoving theRaldersto the six-pointers for the night. victory . With half the second stanza County squad their first win of Pat 36 yard marker, and then Later in the same chapter the the season, getting a 6-0 jump a moment gone the ball game appeared to settle down until Raider Mike Raiders WCt on the move Led by runners Eugene later, Collins and Richard Peach the Not wasting any time the Friex plucked a Stanley aerial again. Goolsby put up one of his Rockledge grounl game rid.. Patriots took the ensuing from the sky, giving them pos seldom thrown passes 41 Yards died the Pats for 282 yards. kickoff 75 yards in eight plays to session on the Brantley 47 yard to Walker moving the pigskin to the Pat 42 yard line. line, Colli ns totaled 139 and Peach even the score. On the first offenszve play 124. The ground game was so The key play came when Five plays later Walker effective quarterback Ray Sta nley hit Steve Hargis for 23 Peach took off on another one of slipped over from the four TRAPPED PATRIOT RUNNER - ---- Sunday, Nov. 4,973 __ -—, m___ R _ ____ _____ A '14. - - I . 1:z4_=__---F,-7m7_ ' 10-.. __ _ffiW__E_1d_=1WNM0W_WffiiN11 4 --) _._. . I-A -1 a k--% -__-A ._W.. ff-:, I .1 ..:. "" . . _ .... . _-, __ __ ___ __._________ ----,-----. 1 -_-:. . __ I I -_ - __ - MW - -I -___ . I__ - - _-____ __ - -- ____ - -_ _' =Z-- ___1___- f ___-_ - .. _ -.:-_ _11'__Z:_Vz_i: _ _ _____ -B:, JOHN CIIERWA 94 !'_-:-T__.=7 _ c_ -- — - - ,-"- AVAILA BLE - - McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W. First Sanford 322-0 �_ -I- - - _______________ . '------- - ______ - -- 10A-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov 4, 1973 _____ 1. The Sanford Herald _______ ~_.,. _. ~ ~_,ZIX.- ": ---~_ -- Z.- '.1 Sunday, Nov 4, 1973-HA ________ " ~_ _ __ r__ z % .I-as 0 - Family Lib -e - .- byDaveGvous ALLEY OOP IVVELL,rTS A CINCH HE AlNor ! OH! LOOKS LIKE ~~~. V - 41HE - ! _~~VI7W V ___ - _ __ __ zZC -,--- iW__~ : -VA*038! _11111MIKUR . 0 V . - ~ - 2 QNA @00 /w, "'Iffisum- I- 1 Ty . 4- -~O, . i-.,t-. .- / i 7rtf `~4~P a; tx~ ~ J -_:--:_?i_~~ -- VIM-110104W I I', -1 - ),*1 - -A M iie I - =_ __________ --- --- .~~ .1 ; I - 1 --, 0 - ____ . _ k- I 1_? - 0 - - . I ~ - - N I ____________ - , _z -~._.o.: _ W!~,~-:3 -A -v ~ r - rt -- • ________________________ ____ -,- - 'r A ____ a -. __ - ------- - _____ .~~ -~~ =~"-7 ==.. t;v_~. - ~-__-1 - I ____________________ ________ __-_ 'r.W1 .! _ __ . I; visam ~F _. - .,- -r ;-~ - ____ ~-, :__:~...9H speak to small groups of Positive reWnses from local xtudents. officials and regional agencies. Rosenthal hopes the Corn- Dan Pelham, Sanford Middle mittee's attempts will ,,help School's Principal hopes alis foster a sense of awareness ad6ed program will creat . .e among our 5ude1ts" "' _. - -- - -- - ______ ______- 1,t,, IL M - r-N.c JL I i fl i •II eres south needed to brinIn that 68, - - ~_ __ I _ = _ ~_ - - - 1~11111111111111111 k~N 4 104 3 . QJ1O92 AL. %, -' ond fine&se or he might have pl a yed the ace next and drop $7 t. became obvious to South that AK - ! 1. ~ Pat's 4 Pass 5* Pass 4N.T, Pass Pass Opening lee_ -•Q - - _________ . -.: I -_ - - 4. .- - - zi :5~ 4 T ____ PW'- balance beam, the harse, and floor exercWs to the h modern dance. - : H4Ix The bidding has txvn. know that lit. isfalse-carding.West % -'- - ______ __ -__ -'_____ -_~ ~_. - .- '. -.,M_ __ - . ~~ - - I E31101020M I .._ - ____ -, - . ano there sould be no further problems ACROSS _ -_ I I - - . , _-to; - Z_ - animal vari i3Stead -- fruT e-.?r,%73f~ -4V -TM-. ,-._ -.T _*9 - Mp - - -fi. - , .; ,- _ -. - : "_ ,, -: -7-1 _-~Lz -_ - =_ ~ ..-__t~ . , -!,~.-,;~, -_I,: -, -A- - - ______ :r -_'44A ,n~~r - __ L lh- . . *1-__;411 _,Vj, ~-FA~_ - -I - . - I- W_ -1 v __ __ dv fruit I0DI ;ir.ltIi0Ot 23 Giffs ume Inlet 24 Suffjipi of 311 Kainte (ab i --_---------------_- I - --. -. . _ _ ______ - ----• ____ ri Lix- alt-on , - emcift" - A&-, Ait ~- __ ~ .N_1 - i __ I _ 1 - L - - ~_ __ ~ -~~ - - ~_ ~~_ ~- - _1 ~= %" - - __ 39 i .r ~ - M N 11~ 42 143 144 1 trade. He researched the field well and covered all swU of Dating OrganizatIons." Some Invollyttill mat"wapping &Dd crass pornography. But he 11 -- the Varsity Football Team as . _ I ________________________________ _________ representatives 0 0 1. ________ I ! ~ _____ - - - I. I IV ______ 1 IV I i Elected Prexy _ I 46 471 I Carh41 By Junior Class liii 11- SemiiIe Hi h suc She is expecting great individual fortunes coming up with new program that are stqiposed to solve our probirms but our problems ketlp getting worse Most of tiese programs on ly accomplish one thing, They spend more Of the taxpayer's money. She Is full of enthuslantil to educators and ftt has to be solved before we can have good SHS. *A IS * ' lot e6 1w All 1vinter '800 4 * %\ of S Ø 0*1 P"O i, c' p C.el , ((0' a ° ( 10 ~T16~1 Be . ~l , - I K140W..RATHER AIJ OPP I rAtAwinir CF: W44AT. -r"r- I,--Lw THAT HE pi- ( ,F,i4&.rr iTf_. .3d I FIR-5T VWA TURNINC5 LIP r %. 1 __ ,0 L'A 4e. %, .. Y __________ ,Ø::'- I S-10 O%p 0 4 I '? %" - 1%) - I - f , -% I- NS -512EM 5&-rTER - . MT GERMS q ----I , FRANK AND ERNEST s.__-s I e_1. . s MALICONT.NTJ Then he goes on: plan how to get work done more cfficicritly, peacefully. - fro wo CONDt4N \ J when seeking a mate, as he studies early; teach good manners, humanitarianism. " ' i.- .111 ~ / .--- 1 / i ! To Pur THE (MEAT LOAF iJ NE OF IT It - 7 -?K (If,, 'TiiT I I" ____ % t clientele OUT OUR WAY I i-s c I 1 1 -' iilt NO WAY' : _____________________________ E2 / ?wedat t /1"\d es out ' I 11; ir., -i Mort Walker ___________ I - & fti 1 /-:;- in I Lee Falk and Sy Barry CIA FArHERS . THE 5Aht . Z% 14 I CINLY ON .rff CtAL .1 - - Pt I PO N"TES 4 9. ~ _'/I I . i.r, 1.rN ' THE PHANTOM . . _'--u j AM'IM 1 FUSM ff I idealism that originally started -) A 0 1 W&5tT J FAsC \ II.JThEFIR9TPLACE PLACES ro (' I-IOU5E'ThREAPEOIJLY FEi II "C P'\. II by N.g Cochran P4E a - ~ ' BEETLE BAIL ,)()(),4 I ~ -1 - __% - ~ .. N~ ~ I ~-_ . - -- : A-1 = - I 52 " I - . --I 1 .- - I - , 53 1 rI I 1 -1 55 1 - -- -- - - - - Judic',31 ,vitenl and law unfOrceMent system a*-e missing out or rin nvin frxetof education today arw that is di.wipline. Onct we re-establish this ,14L.-c the homes, in the streeb, and -- - ches. Too small for ar ad N . • ' ~, MAYBE FCIR THEM rH5 , 15 A SPEO-AL 3 t __ ,.IN .1 I "7," F 00 -I - 01 ----- _____________ -- - -- iz-i Tt _______ - J -- _ - - - = __ TT L__JL 1i-_--t_ -- - I . I - - - - - 11 - V -. / ,_V -. _ I Alws,s wri it , .11.0A -1 LZV C 7V L I'VE FOREVVIR $1.5 I -4.- . • _ 1 I =-r W O-A . 1 ______ i. - 11 - -, return envelope. plus 25 cent,,. and give it to any eligible Person of good moral inlegr1tv . • JLW _ Wirriage Foundation have a Slightly disdainful flavor. ~-`~ Z- "Although one of the biggest ` --6utfits of its kind in the counIF `4 - % - - . LL TAKE CAPE - OF MOST OFJ IA . I V (p 1, r 7 , - il , ---- - 11 0 T q, . U.I - I f, ~' _11"_~ 11 - - [_ _,^ 9_1 . i? I brand of Sunday school and SI to Carroll Righter forecast (name of newspaper), Box techniques would work equally (,20, 11 1111~,,Ao()d , (,:,,I f And marriage becomes a happy, exciting union. when morality and religious idealisni J PERS0NAL,L,y, !_ --- I links the "Sunday -school"label - the Stilts Impel, ilicy do not corripel." What you inike of to our Scientific Marriage your life is largely up t0N'OUl Foun4ation: Carroll Righter's Individual FnfCC3St for your sign for "Whether his iDr. Crane's) Novcniher i~ now teadyr For yotir copy send your birthdate 00flen such women used T_ rpuseous vulgar language and more shocking 4 letter words • ( - AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Fe b. 19) If you confer with some attitude re refigious idealism provided and work begun quickly after that. Give spiritual creator T1 1* , \ '! i mples of commercialiuA Ip talked. were Womens Lib- / ~, . -_ ( NIPOTISM86 _-' , I 7\ i 6~~ .:_ " i1 - Ii I 11 -- - promlscwty" Notice his psibly scoffing early desire to amass a fortune and a good education should be charitable foundation to help promote happy and permanent - AND , assumed names lie some of the 1! by BobThayes gO)d friends Show you are a meal producer. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Ot 22) Sit down with Co Workers to Actually. the SMF is a VIC14 <AJILa , -.-,-A I bracket for itself ' Dating Groups, often under I . 11 ALWAYS THOSE less God-loving remains doubtful __ _________ .--% __~/i i 13 -IN" A r ' mit I . your lifc and surroundings more ideal. Get cooperation of . .. ,_~ ~ '. _,., - fj '-r%,` ". _. '-J " - ~L ,0 • LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Get new gadgstti that mcrease We are - //. ~~ ~ _" . - by Dick Cavall. AC C~~11403! pie born under a lu(i- y sts for whom all things will fall into place easily Th ere will be an to I sto IV OFFICEEIJ6J/ "A "_ I HEV! I om think Groups' 'Some of these are shocking Melanie HER 5HRIWK`5, WINTHROP gct your woik done ckly. Get right help you need. Show enthusiasm for whitever you have to do. MOON CKILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are highly skillful now and can accomplish much. Do the things you most liquor, drugs. erotica and one of thosc chAtining youn who apparently wanted a sex v - BURGLIE-P.I ____ J%~O% JU5T 155TINVEN THE Two OF:0. I MV5TERQt)L' ' consistent and stcad1ast to . Bureaus' and 'Encounter BEGRUDGING 'I I \ 1 - / ::g.'° and you succeed Show you are progressive o iex orgies, but John places your iplendid Scientific Mai.riage Foundation lit a high troral category, different from aU the ( " w. r>1,.Y 19 I by Crooks & Lawrence - °f GEMINI (Ma 2) to June 21) • sonally consider a blegrtAging John had joined many of these 0 O't" Frost and Edye Garner. but it 0ey can reWct the rights of others. know the proper way to voice di .% ~ , (,f Then he gives what I P ' 0 .- Ci re prese ntati ves ~ various types of dating S'I' result of the fund raising prcjects iw MARR Vincent Peale), it commm a decidedly paternalistic approach %ith an up-to-the-minute flair (or gadgetry." , r .4&to (S for the prom this year As a the dis lpIineof respecting . rid Class is the Katie Whelchel. K Proved to be a tl,'rd working girl am is now putting forth tier talents for the benefits of the Juninr (Mics, 0 - A promising addition to They tell us that Our curriculum is not relevant, that we neW More money for audio-visual materials, that we could solve our problems by carpeting the schools and air. conditioning the clawooms. They Introduce new programs " iis IIS, ll>S,BSCS, P&SC, Lap Program, and many m( Te. neY inform the tearhers not to lecture but let the *di 71 ucr fir U4iuseie. - '.r e4,&, -'ui By Charlotte o Ringing OtJ - JXV11 ~ V take similar non ermissie months. Show your finest talents in the outside world he or she ilI be IF YOUR (IllEl) IS BORN TODAY attitudes toward questions like L ________ ft I -- _J women who conduct 'Singles Clubs' as well as 'Dating t ----1 r I ~ John's new volume, for he indudes you therein. "For John personally intervie-wed over 200 men and Ulu ~ I(, 9 \ I `16. %. . I ~, k ,z, innuential person you know, you can soon 2dd appreciably to your present income. Use good common Impress practical people, clearly pitched at folks who 10 to Mar. . 10) You can get into new PISCES (Feb. 2 share Dr. Crane's viewpoints: . church-involved people with activities, ventures today that ate challenging and give you well insulaled moral codes, who entliusi,tsm for work, more success in the coming wecks, i,. IvC.-V-11i til .% I unle to ftft ~_r: ,~', Lmxpl Ak.l&rIL -)!q how ou and hey can achieve results vital to your success. ARIES (Mar 2 I to Apr. 19) GotA day for straightening out prob le ms in business and goveinment affairi Quietly discuss .with mate how to have more h appiness fl the future. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) A good discussion with busincm and personal allies will bring about fine underst3nding and make the future brighter. You can get much valuat)14 dau from othcIs As well. - - , I --I book coWd thus serve as a standard Inclusion in AH journalism schools becauw of ze 0 i 1~ DR.FOYLC- COULD OFFER NO I a rabbi, $ judge, several to please kin and make them happier. Don't waste valuable reverends and Dr. Norman time Be constructive and make this a valuable day, p m. , 1 organizations. .1 YIER -- CAPTAIN EASY (the Advisory Board includes a being romantic makes this a fine evening, bishop. a mons4vw.J1 NNAW. SAGI T TARIUS (Norv. 22 to Dec. 2 1) Get right into duties it Ills nev - J "Staunchly moralistic, solidly Improve appearance -. and w ar d robe if needed pa t r I t I c , In SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Enjoy amusements with dileasly portrayed them _____ ., - " ~_~ \, III I .. . - ~~ . Mr. Godwin is a sple"d repwter, for he diligently dug into all the facts and mer I . by Hcimdohl & St - ---, -_ - - -- p11. / your efficiency at work. Collect money, pay bills. striighten foreign correspondent, he has also written 7 stimulating books. The 7th came off the prs this year and is titled "The - . / IN "I ", _J 40 GHOR%COPE yPowcrU(l fom" crime reporter and - I_ 1. 10 A ,I I I ____________________ b. .- $._ oaI. C"011 A Us ut h. 0. - , By George W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. I / ____ CARROLL RIGHTER'S tuAbby. Box ir.o. Lee CASE Y40: John Godwin wirs ~ involved in being a good cifiren, the discipline of the faIrtily. U we can train our students in these disciplines the.-I tht3e students can contribute jvW be succe"fW A n our society. Most of the students will forget most of the facts Lhey - ; . - = ~_ - - - __~_ - - ME~~W -J --- 30 - In other w'ds the Ivy Towered specialist have made - - : ... -_- Seminole High School has elected new class officers with Etectedtorerv.sentthec onthestudentcouncjl are kind of behavior to Occur. - _19 - John Godwin's new book b a The Sophomore CIas of NOV* 1 1 what is wrong with our school sptern today ftl allows ft 14 - i 17 18 CAR CARE 4 placed or8MFna category all Its w People Department Seminole CLINIC / , . ____ - EDITION EVER PUBLISHED SUNDAY C Ej 43 Buoun if I - 1 ---- - YN5~~ - - 1- till 49 Arab __________ - ____________________ • WORRY . ., I ! I -_~ - - _= .'. . _______ " I - I Letters ti AU 1. THE MOST IMPORTANT and , include Candystriper and Allen tremendous jipirit and Chapel AME Church's Young academic achievement& around Serease, chaplain. of authority. We als., get all kinds of so called 'Secjallst.s *Magir 47 Unbleacbed 43 Li 0AII ty 50 1-11-1 ______ j ___ 1. /' - \\/ hen I 11 ( r - - I,- 9 But with my shrinking paunch quiering and m y detergent Angeles, CaL "00. for Abby's boold&*L '71sw I* WrW I The Student Council of Crammer, vice-president Seminole High congratulates Pe Lee, secretary Vlcc Charlotte for showing Turner, reasurer; drOPPing out of school, of students rebelling against an kinds __ I- -; _ Other officers include Randy 13 Wcxpden shot _L - 15SCAI'lip if-All __________ ~7 4419 I ~ 11 " GENERAL TENDENCIES: After some strange It \ I confusion in th ' e a.m., you find later you meet hi - I . We are changing red fingers clenched in protect, say no. me a rub, she tells me she's tired. ,r / ' I -_ Rick and Sw fist. I. write kttera? Sead t , (//- ______ __ iti-itive and leaves thern finally as the sterotype would have th'em - uninteresting and uninterested. There are these who say the ju-tice of their cau- -.-.... finally convince men to change their behavior. ~%,~~. Is-.2 - ,/' BUGS BUNNY subject people to a mindless routine that drains them of in- NO RUBS IN ROCREMR DetonaTravelAgency 827 Deltona Blvd. give _____ stomach. f $17000 Plus Pori Tax , herded us constantly with news of student riots student walkouts, student protests, student takeovers, of students i numbers ~11"fal 4 C- umsy shoes 25 florse's # ___ ____ All Yhis Only iino animals, reading, g, a and Today We media (riewspapers, radio and TV) born. ous 11ithojttfr - at 3OThrerfold AII Of special local interest is the decision concerning the sewer tem to be insWled. lusia r to I , ? IvU rti-'/ i N I / thes h a v e a right to break the shac kles of soci ,ii prt ss ur thai l bind them to tile kitchen sink, because it is inhuman toi My wife Is a masseuse, and a darned good one. In fact, she's trained In physical therapy, but every time I ask her f ,I ' VVITn taucation IFSupreme!jlurt UWasviewt-d 8 Ifin-du qu"n 29.Makes a booboo Indigo 3! And ill-PC, I e 1Eu: ______________________ - 54 Belt- tin rive- tatuneoir 24 Heating desi I fài_ i~~ V coflffl3fl4ip)J n is actie in atzonal Honor Society and H! y i • ;~4 T N i I'. By DON T. REYNOLDS 55 Driing implements 2iPoueu rc -' ____________________ " 1 --- _&',*,W '. - - - . - -- ~" 52 All(mmb form i $3 Italian r1% er 197 ' What's Wron J; .014: ; . cards - E i r plans are ed u catio n, veterinary a member of the Junior Class, tier hobbies include sewing, E ______ A 16 Man (ruin Portland 19 ltevokt-d in sale b J Elect Reps ny J . ~. I _, ': ~ I _~_ f . E. 45 JOUC4 14 Indian coin for Sophomores __ Her comm u & ostric 4 1 E It t i n, .~11' bvtAr' ,i " 4 Perm 9 - - t"O r it r,!-. r W 37Pokerstake . ' DeItOna to Miami Student of the Week Asswer Moflday Monetary tW4th4ngIonl flIriP- ja) ______ because the way to a man'5 principles is through his DEAR ABBY I Laughed (with tears In my eyesl , - -m %_11 / Q) tQU / ---- hubby to throw the dish together "just this one time". 1 1 here a.c tho,se who still sav Women's Liberation will suc- I read about the doctor's wife who coWdn't get her husbands ear long enoug to te un V, at was wrong vi - fOt. - I v iruionca1 t loaf out aria then leave the hous&,calling in attht last minut saing You can't be congratulated on being a patriotic nuzp anythin g destroys the United sates It iII be ~~ .... . A, WI)L .--- -_____ / / ."'? FORECAST FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBL11 5. 1973 I 0Q(_ 1 I have some too." Gradually, I have been pressured ir-!o spending more tiniv cooking, first for myself, then for (lit! whole f.,mily. Getting men into the kitchen is pari of their calcul,-Ilvd Plot, don t lad xourself. I remember 1h,e wife %ho published five cMdren, because vou'rt- not navina fnr #ham (ih u.Provide their food and ctng and shelr, but t rest I . pays for their roads, schools, hospftala, air, water -_- - - -0~._ - ~ - / whip up one of those Mediterranean omlettt's 0 sours? lit You can't be congratulated on your fine family. A fine fan*dly is one which sets an example, and your example may kill u$ afl in a few generations. In that case. CONGRATULATIONS. 7 IA (and before I put facilities Includes BUS (Round Tr;p) Featured this week )OU do now' Answer to Previous PUZZ10 _-_ - _-_ _-_- ~ - - __ _ __ I - in '&ad cf bidding ft'ur 'kdrts sour partner s bid four spades in ht drop. One would drop overyour threenotrump. Whatdo .-- __ with lots of sna&. ur-4 h-art, - safets pla ofplaing his ace of trumps to see if an honor - Return Feb 18 Proceeding rapidly. He said the lots should be divided and I by Howie Schneider - on tell more pounds than I needed). N Now if I report that the refrigerator is empt), she will say, "Sorry, t ew. Say. while you're in the kitchen. wh km and Unless, Of cmm, three of thow children are adopted - f 1 Y )" i C11ARf,0TTE HINGLING Sooth the well nown . ___ 4Rf I+ b4 3N.T. ? -, I = -~ - Succeed. Pass 16 Pam South would have been betPass 3V Pass ter advised to let his partner Pass 49 P853 play in six clubs, but South You, South. lbol& By Bruce Scott suffered from ! 4A2S•AQJ 874 A K 65 tO0 r icge•players astigmatism What do you do now' "flsj, week's Seminole High majoring that tely blinds the in A-Jnt bid four 5"& 4L Your SWdent of the Week is Cli,arlotte Medicine. victim"110%lee ~ ' . .1 1. -1 3 North East the 5000 II was Leave Feb. 15, 1974 work on water and sewer tines sf 04 __ EEK & MEEK I "growthmania" spiral thm which this country even now gulps over 50 per cent of the world's resources. You can't be congralWated for carrying on the family name. Family names meen little unless people mean much, Y^tL" kislA "The Swallows" could reach I_..r A .-, / decline of her culinary art .bv rummaging ,around the . refrigerator (or a minute or two, (lien callInU out, "Joarme, isn'l there any more of that ch c en (veal, clam chowder, piva, corned beef, lox etc.) left'" lon g t 'a this lo used to work erfecti Joanne would t he n make a search and If ther e wasn't anything there ft it pIt i 'ii iii liii itt tiL nii!ii hl1) lip Y}ITfl tIiIII' ui athi di'Iightlul - assuaging my growling tummy. that . or an Party To Noss' 1 unty may wish ne0ay preparation to make the program a succeu. T3 the fal,~e card is very likely to ( The program was then turned over to the students, who erpated U)eir own routines in gymnasticsand modern dance. ___ ___ h ~ I. 17-92 and Students put in many hours of sections to tie Into the system, .. T e most effective bluff in Poker is when the bluffer has misread his hand and domn't know that he is bluffing, The sarne principle applies at bridge. If a pl d't 7 1110% rngbanks building and mnarntaiiJng the the East their _~ 1//~ -~-: -", ,~ herv I Dear Helen and Bill: SO YOU FINALLY HAD A BOY? The only thing You can be congratulated on Is your --- _ -______~ _____ - - I7 " - __ . '~ ___. __ R t____ ' wr~4. - I Association held its first fall system on and for They 'e hit rn Joanne' and all the children cheering her on, a hak Vision of phpq. Civic considered. To build a sewer lives and the rimssity for a Road, Highway strong physical education EnterViste Road. lbbel uidt the roadwa FL' =" I imtrricultun. NW7 ouWnes are set and in use and ____• I.-, I. s1%cnl optios were being Babe) est i ma ted population of -- __w ! JL__;MlMffiMiW-ki- .-A__ -- ob T~~___W I11W I 6LI~ __ AFENNF~ _ - I t. - . , mi ~ ~*,2 ~4~ .. I -,~__ ~ ___i~_~ ~ did when everyone around congratulated him. and since East is an old friend we will o'fl'n the accola des. ren uli te - - doing' He claimed that he Pass 5N. T. Pan 9N.T. Pam - *' West still held king and on! club. He returned to his hand; took a second club finesse and watched collapse. Did East know what he was + A K6 54 492 .%v--tb-Suu!h vulnerable WW North V" S"th - ______ A - 4 A X Q ment recently presented g w apparent that the demonstration for Physical meeUng in the Civic Center development; Buy the Deltona Golf and Country Club was of Education Week. The program recenfly. Guest speaker was 11. plant and extend the Unes; paramount Interest and he William Habel. president Of the BUM n ;:I.-r.t on lar,j fged by assured the audience that LTP who discussed students participating In acans the developer west of Highway residents of nearby corn tivities at and away from for "The Swallows", a 9W am 17-92. or The Cou*nty assist in munities would be able to use community development school. stressing - - _____ . __-__-~ - South might hate tried a sec 4 9765 Physical Education Depart. - club suit. He wo mond lead; led a club and finessed dummy's queen. If 483 4A Q 10 8 6 5 4 IN-T _ .--- r% whirh wrv,14 rquIre !.ncreasing r By FANNME EDWARDS Herald CorrespoWent Sanford Middle School __ it s ar nU receIved it follo wing We YOU Can't be congratulated on yout fertility. After all. any clam, chicken, or an.all furry animal can beat you at Develo ment Facilities Demonstrate • 4. ~` - s 1 ; I % --N -,--"".- -,, ~ I I I _; sauce i (1-ferah) Photo by Bill Vincent) - PE Student N1 , " .7 -. - -nie Female Eunuch" came o u.I rback. Like a fool brought ii home for 1Joanne to reaJ 1'ie end of bernaise perseverance. You can't be congratulated on your morality or unself. 0 ichnes Add ing three "e x tra" c hildren ( a ci I I dreads reeling under itS population load can't be called eiUr moral or unse lfish. Doug Corson, Jim Link, Scott Doner, and Frrnces and Vii iinii I 11fl1(! se The event was sponsored joint ly by the l'FA and Division of Forestry Competing as a forestry team were () to r) I I ~~I ~! ---- MEMBERS of the Seminole High School Future Farmers of A merica Chapter recently attended the I"orestry Field Day in B hncll accompanied by their advisor, William West illeir r I can't resist sending you this. _______ STRY FIELD DAY The committee is totally run the commuyutv that cutTtIflds T L Falsecard topp/e,s big contract - . - f. A1Ik$ AT OI 01 ~M rn5___WM( - community representatives to They hope to receive many ____ - ~ -.1 - . 1-.1. ~_ .SPEAK OUT COMMITTEE ......A f qa riford Middle School -- -Z creator, ha. - establish.-d a Shields, Laura Young, Ber. student committee to invite nadette Nulty, and Dawn Trent. A, U_ ___________ - I __ --I---I , ,-- - L---,- I-r - - .-_--- -- - --r__ - -_t~_ - . ~-- ~-:._~._~-, -1-1-__-~Z____-__ ---- ____________________ _::'147_~- __ _1 ; l , thl:Mlo.fnd:desLrudLlsince the first issue of M ABBY Someone signed "FATHER OF SEX DAUGHTERS' wanted to know If there wa a foolproof 1__. . . munity Speak Out Program. arranging their VISItS. The Hong to elain the decision committee is co oosed tnin rcs ithin the •tutkiit, SusIe 'tcnbauin, community, Rosenthal its Daniel Wetherington, Elayne - But DEAR ._ __ g -1 I . -1 - • - 1 ea ers S littleboyblues By Abigail Van Buren _____ - . !_ ____ / I No morepotatopancakes notcinceBettyl'riedancameon ___________ ___________________ ( Tn sidiously they crcl)t into our male bastion offices rs we once called our own. sh sings iii ______ ___ This Year Sanford Middle are responsible !or cowacting establishin a m ai bus Individuals and - - - V _::'-14, I-& _______ I __1 ________ -_ F 1. - _ I ti - alzz-7 . _______ i . Guest - ~_ __ _____ ____________________ • -. ~1 I magazines. Then they marched and tied up traffic. - NM srac lac , - - ________ ri r . ~ _________________ 6% _____ R r - -1 - % - - = ~• ___________ - ~_ "Grow"thman " , . . - __ M ,,;t, f, .1 I (4ote Today's column is written by Low) , 7.m~ . ~', yu .&i 711 I __ w A -'s '.. '. ___ _____________ __X_, Too many Kochs embroil the troth t bb - ~ -2 i,-V. I."` . . _V L% F` M :i I _ T___;~_ i ~ - 0 , , ;-: - 10W .W 7 / I - I . " 11 off ir I I..) k , 00, - %_ - j 7N_"_~z -z~ k~- . __ "~N I -~, �- .. I .-=--,-'4 . . -4 ~~ r;,7 . .-__-_41 - . - __ .-. .. .-. .~-= - -~- = _1.Q-_. !V. _-I 'i -& ,- . I- - V-:. -- . I --_ .-_- ~ 0. -. . - .- 9!=1' _______ _____ -- . - - I - _,.4 ---.- -1 4 I , ro - -: • •. •. - . .. . - .- - - -. . - . _-._.--._--_-•__'-.,,- -•" - -- - ,____._-_______-.______. - _-____'_____._______._- ._.p_- _ -- - --- 11 - - AA _____ ! 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Fashion for Milady was focused on the long gown and many concert patrons were draped in luxurious furs, probably for the first time of the season A record crowd (about 950) turned out on o pening night For the first time in years, a sell-out was recorded The n'xt concert will be in December under the command of Bert Perinchief I, h.P _1 WHO Witi direc t rianuel s "Messiah" in a Communit Chorus d of the area's leading vocalists The group will be accompani ed by Central Florida Symphony Orchestra " i U V! 1. ; 't - v lit j :../ ~ !ji - - on this. % I (it - ~=-- - I F ZA - t_ ;_ --..--.. . . ., _ .i _--J,zsit4 - , - . y,-_-_ ____ A A 1 __ ___ Save - Women s . __ . I. I P tZ_111 T =- 1 LTLJ F •-!Y! .F 9 TFd . _-_~ -:-11~72 ~-- . 1_I O 1 - v--i; -J.uu 9 I nin ; e 0 -± - - fI L°i5E I_ -t_~z_ _,4 1- ..= -t- 7 *' ol!~ AC --irld it, UL listed - I Iii I ~ , iiiiilili,:i.i...i. ~ Ie i II - - of- ;t_: I -11 I. - _ .,-_3 MEW I .,%_ f _t. . FT .?---,. '- I .) 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I ~ It1.-- I -I I .V-1 -L~i t I _: I fl ~ TMAV --I ~ - - i_ - j:i*ii -• jIg'i[L; ihjtj _-=- - - ~_ __ - 1jJtIt$ tLiftC*E1 .. . - F I . - - - -,, - - I - - 4; - , - - :A - " ____ - , - :- _______ -i -= - LAKE MARY CONCERT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray scan programs - 1 -- -- - I _____ NEWCOMERS TO CONCERT ASSOCIATION Bess Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Foreman Heard : --a . . . - -- - --: -- - I -- - - - 1i 1IO\ lID cThSSS Ball - 1- 3 • _____ - - - ____ - - I- - - 1_1__ ,__- __ __ I .i-Amn_ - __ _- __ It w, . - 4 Ball time Is almost here' And this ,-ar, ball pa trons will dine and dance in lendoratTheForestaub,LakeM&rY,OflDeC.8. Heralded as the most gli ttering gala of th e Holiday Season, the ball will begin with a champagne and hospitality s egInn1ng t9 pin., Hall Ti1ltson and the "Sounds Interesting" orchestra will sound off with magical notes to ata:t an evening of danceable music. The popular orchestra has been featured at leading golf and country clubs In t.he A RECEPTION durthg In - ion m5 daJL the right concert touch to a festive evening for c a g I'S a. -- UIL A1 '.4•-8 4. i,,, were ser. from two beautifully appointed - - - _. k, *1 -_ 1 Vi Clark, Mary Walter and - -- - '• -- COOftII.S ,. - 1 Sow after midnight, the tantalizing aroma of exoUc j11lstobcc-ztrnfuer -il -- ___ - -- iE=_ - A - - - - _. .. I A , i - ---.- - p ;__-____- W. - llLU.I it _ - ervations are 11ralted and are a -must." The Annual (11 agne Ball i3 sponsored by Seminole Mutual ConcerI -r ______ - We know what YoUre ' looking for. - I ____ n. : - - .- _. __ - - C ___ I _ 4- --- 4- __ ____ lii - - - T--- - _____ - MN-1 L J - - p .. k - Champagne ____ ! Vt _____ - children of Seminole County in keeping with the club's motto, "We speak so others may bear." Champagne - -. tr - - • Traditional sculptured polyester 'is '--4! ______ ,-. '_-'&I -f , - ____________ Isregal! " - --------- -' - ProcredsIromtheJamboreewillgotothehardof hearing I ti-t.tJ t.. - 'f ry. nyion 5G - uetn Perfect for gamt rooms or family rooms No padding n'eie'i -= ffT i' 1066 nade of 50 - ' II x 12 ...orig. 1 29" r-r- ..i_ lait~~ -- General chairman of the event was D1cc Ransbottom ___________________ " , -, =- __f 0 - Double Knit - -• 9 Solid colors Flare legs - - W • . E!iIL i_ - ---- oom size rugs. I -- - : p (4" I ~ - ~ V--~ , *V. - -4 0- : ~!~ 1` ~ _ I t -i T__ off 33 % ii I I _______ The petlie brunette, who was sponsoredby Veteran of Foreign Wars, Post 8207 and Auxiliary, South Seminole County, has clear blue eyes, a creamy complexion and a bcautilul smile. Queen Delta and 15 contestants cunpcted for Jamboree Quenthhlghllght festivities at the second-annual Jamboree, sponsored by Th.County Road Runners C.B. Club, Sanford. a Noton1yisthrwqstr1kthg,butDe1thistho talented Currently a student, she Is involved Ith dramatics, Including the Central Florida Civic Theatre, is a model and alsoaballetdancer Runners-up in Pam Strassberg, Altamonte Springs, and second, Tami Scott, Winter Springs. Scrvtngonthepane1ofJudgessereWarrcnE Knowles, Qty manager; Ben Butler, police chief; Jack Davis, general sales manager, Bill Baker Volkswagen; Vera While, Florida Rad i o Aciatfn Queen, Pnacola; and Qj Doris Williams, The Sanford Uerald society editor. -! --'- -4 `_~ 1I, - ---' -41 .5 . 4.;\ queen, Delta Burk e o!. ' 1 1 - I- _ This year's Seminole County Hearing Conservation I t'_-__ -_--- - lii What is a queen really like? - -_ --_ u A -, - Of A Queen _ 4 ,& -- - PENNEYS BATTERY GUARANTEE Should any 60 Mo. Pannay Forimoit Battery fail ( not merely dhsc.h&re) withIn 24 months, return it to PVty'i and it will be replaced at no extra charu,. After the Replacement Period but prior to the expiration date of the guarantee. i-C. Penney Company will replace the Battery charging only tho period of ownership, based on the current pr ice at the time of return, pro rated over the stat ed '4 11-_ At, ;1: I _______ - ..-Ar- . - Z -- ____ ii I - - U."i LJ I - - -tt - - - r p.... 99 • li - ---- t 1 !- ___ R A."- .l i T 1 _ orig. 13 ) -if---- 1! 1 - -4tI - I a 41. :': -p-- JAMBOREEQUEEN ... Delta Burke ofOrlando Ii I It. 9 ¶ P 4_ - ____ , - I -t - - . it 41! .- RZ - Ii 1 __ - _____________ ____________ ____ - 'rC -?tJ f =- ADMIRING ART EXHIBIT AT CONCERT Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Johnson during intermission . I 1, I =------- . a I i I - for - - -4 - Slacks. - At r'. i :~J -- - - U -------- I I ; t t.;, :I _1_k~ I _ Available in sizes 24, 24F, 27 and 27F to fit most American cars. Men's double-knit LONG-TIME FANCIERS OF THE FINE ARTS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sharp of DeBary - .- I I - I-- 7 W a- W4A JEI __I - __ - - F%J . 60. 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I Mary Ed na Burton, James LeSueur Woman Expert Musician i, Exchange Vous At Private Ceremony - T % 111 __________________ .,; ~ 11 - — __ In a natural garden setting, matcrial was gathered to the Identical to that of e th ma tron Miss Mary Edna Burton, bodice and a low edge ruffl e, o!honorinpalegreenplis.seand daughter of Mrs. John A. edged in lace adorned the her flowers were Identical to Burton IV, Sanford, and the late hemline. She carried an arm those of the matron of honor. Mr. Burton and James Na than bouquet of mixed paste l flowers Julian E. LeSueur Sr., served - )I # - I,esueur, son of Mr. and Mrs. carrying out the embroidered his son as best man and a Julian E. LeSueur Sr., colors In the bride's gown. brot her Julian E. LcSueur Jr., Savannah, Ga., exchanged Miss Jalle Tucker was maid was usher, wedding vows in the Maitland of honor. tier gown was slyled Art Center, Andre Smith Memorial Chapel. The Impressive private 5ervlcewassolemnlzedonSept. 1, 1973 at 6:30 p.m. Officiating at the double ring ceremony was the Rev, Kenneth Mullis of First Presbytrlan Church, _____________ - .. . .. . - _ .1 - I P IC%M1U U' -\ ______ ____ - _. . - - --..-- S I - _____ daughter's wedding a long tailored nile green gown with shawl collar and a white Cattleya orchid attached to her purse. _______ - _____ children - _* GNO it is really great to be able to tell you that Ma ri on Driggors is home from the hospital and doing well. Keep up the good work friend. broken arm, just be careful, now, ____ ____ - Crissi Thomas celebrated her This Halloween was surely no fifth birthday at a birthday different from any other In party cwk-out Oct. 27, at the Geneva, the kids had great fun lovely Buck Lake home of her and as usual the Geneva pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Historical and Genealogical ____ - The groom's mother wore a G long silhouette sheath of overall design In blue knit with mat- - The annual Halloween Carnival was nearly marred b the sudden Illness of Betty Wesson who had to be nished Thomas. Guests atterAing were Society Carnival under the Fayc Ann Hclmes, Laney direction of Margie Smith, with Into the hospital by an amthe help of her ever-faithful buJan...'. I'll let (Biddle) Mann and Wendy and you know some Shari Thomas and several li ttle hubby, Mauri ce, was a success, mo on this item as soon as i re — friends from Orlando. Along The ghostles, goblins and learn. with the usual birthday party goolies were really very quiet By LIZ MATIIIEUX herald Csp&t ride, Crii'a Jentcd rr.other, be=e th'; zc preaer.t at Just a bit of cheer before I Sue, prepared a surprise tree the carnival as were ap- ta ke my leave, Margie and This past week really started which held winnings for the pr oximately 300 other persons; Reese Smith have recently reception was held at the Forest out with a big bang and I don't little guests as they scored in Imogene Yarborough rePOrted returned from a trip up in the Club, in Lake Mary, where a mean maybe, when I sta rted to the various games which were approximately $31 from the Smoiies...it seems they had a delicious buffet was served to work I chanced to come upon a played. "Fish Pond" and at least 0 VERY BRIEF encoun ter with a ip pr o xima iy 250 guests. Miss woman who was helplessly from the cakes sold ( all cakes 350 pound black bear who was Cecil e Britt, cousin of the bride, stan di ng by while her li ttle were donated too) and then very hungry...Reese said he - ______ _____ ____ presided over the bride's book Volkswagen became a total If you missed the Frampton there was close to $350 re1llzd as just a nuisance (the bear) r1e. lo. Rut let me tell you fur sure Trio, you mi;ed a real treat, from sales of th e tasty "Men- but iht' not Uu- wy Margie 1. For traveling, Mrs. LeSueur that she wasn't alone for very while there, I saw several of my sterburgers," devil dogs, cold tells IL but that's another tale, ________________ wore a long floral peasant type long. Help was on the way for most favorite people, the Voile death drink (canned soft anyhow. This Invader made off _L...... dress of yellow dotted Swiss. Pat White of Mount Dora : Williams duet, Tina Sharp, one drinks, to be sure) pop corn, wi th their Ice box and Margie _________________ The couple left for a wedding quick as a cat can wink Its eye of my favorite red-heads, Liz candled apples and witches'said that Reese tried to frighten -. . tr ip on the West Coast. Their but unfort'inately not soon Pau'ucci Helfrich and her brew. rose Levy, Clifford and th be e ar away by tossing rocks '__ new residence will be in nough to handsome doctor-husband Marie flolzer and RudiSixnpson at him, but the persiste nt Amer icus, Ga., where the becoming total loss. However, still beaming and looking like did aswell job of selling tickets, critter right on wit?' his I WISh thatyou StewartandBett'JoMathleu,x, p11 rinQkept groom Is continaing his agreatbigfatthankyougoesto newlyweds, to he nut-don,' only tiUt.dUuzI a' Geurgia uui.zi the Uvledo Police Department cuuhi have wen Jeanne Norr is Bill Farmer, his lovely by an empty box which conbride wore i formal length Western, who dispatched a car to h&p in her melon colored Caftan. Ln r'iyn, Pauline Murphy, smell of n;y the gown of white India cloth Out of town guests came IrI'UIi di;c-ct traffic aad to the oio honestly the was regal, Mary Folly Denton and One MR. AND MRS. JAMES NATHAN LESUEUR I had been there featuring a fitted bodice with North Carolina, South Carolina, Volunteer Fire Department Bee and her handsome Larry, Mathleux did a real bang-up job bacon...wi.sh and had my camera! shaped inset midriff and long Georgia and Florida. who along with our own Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rye, of booking and dispensing hot angel type sleeves. The midriff _________________________ Volunteer Fire Department parents of those tremendously dogs, burgers, and cold drinks; See you around now and don't arid panel train, attached to the fought a good but vain light to ta lented Rye sLsters. By-th e- our precious Morn Pearl did a forget to keep this news fl owing iit, t1C inbroidrd in GARDEN CLUB save the ahady smoldering way, don't forget to 'ippott th e nash up job of GIVING AWAY Lu me. pastel shqdes, She %i ore a By MARILYN GORDON have had be tter opportunities to CALENDAR little auto...see I keep telling local ballet guild 85 these her famous Witches' Brew, the garland of Ivy and stephanatos Seminole Coordinator prepare themselves. He will not for NOVEMBER you friends how great it is to be talcntcd youngsters perform 3° boy scouts took charge of the In her hair and carried long Youth Programs, Inc. have the social skills. When the a part of this end of the coun- beautifully It IS truly a treat to games and were advised by stemmed tO5S. The dropout Is not new to path to his future L blocked, he CAMELLIA: Friday, Nov. ty ... we always "pull together, vie w ... and lest you forget, they their leaders, Oliver Matldeux, C ,~~4 4." i Ktøvty See'a The bridal ensemble was American culture. He has may become anti social and 9th, 9:30 am. Program: Air no matter what!" CertaInly and the Central Florida Chorale Ronald Brooks and Kernis designed and embroidered by always been there. In the past rebe llious, a threat to the Layering and Grafting. ha ppy to repo h rt t at Pat was will be sharing a spotlight come Sanchez. Elizabe th J. Ma thleux Jut mi atr Apparel the bride and made by her he has neen able to work at community or he may pass his Hostess: Mrs. Edward Owens, only shaken by her dreadful January, so what do you say, and Sharon Driskell took mother, unskilled labor. Today the days In apathy. Either way he is 118 Fairway Drive. experience and not Injured and give Doris W illiams a tlng-a- charge of the cake walk and did Matron of honor, Mrs. H. chances of his finding such a job a loss of human resources, thanks to Pauline Sizemore she ling at the Sanford Herald and a cracker-Jack job too. A.B. Ar'iur Burton, was attired in a *9* 9tJv rintct1. Not Who drops out of school? made her desti na tion to classes tell her you would love to be an Edge took the kids on a train formal length gown of baby only automa tion and increased Lack of Interest Is the reason Angel or a pa tron or a ride; Sieg Holmes sold pop corn at FT'J blue pllsse crepe featuring a technical devices are changing, given most often. Of course this benefactor to these lovely girls. CENTRAL: Thursday, Nov. fast as his lovely Naomi square neckline arid butterfly but the time is almost here may mean a number of things. 8, 9:30 a.m., at the Garden Remember me telling you could pop It, Dorothea Minletta Sanford's sleeves. The skirt of matching when the Individual with a high He or she is usually doing Center, Work shop for the It saddens me to report that about the progress being made helped co-chair the delightful , only school education Is hired to poorly in school. Most are Bazaar. Hostesses: Mrs. Earl Mrs. Judson Lennard a former at the Geneva Elementary affair and My Joe and I were " Lingerie sweep the floor before one retarded in their reading skills. Niblack and Mrs. R.T. Thomas. Geneva neighbor (she was School, well, this first meeting honored by serving as costwm ;I Specialty Judson Lassiter many years of the local Parent-Teacher J udges and believe me it was a without that education. A They see poor marks as a ork in ago) passed away at her home Organization proved to be a difficult Job too, because the diploma represents to the personal threat rather than a In Fort Pierce this past week, whopping success; Prexy, costumes were truly mar14 employer that this individual challenge to improve. Tests ' David Oldham presided show that the majority of drop. 0111 (iii HIBISCUS: Friday, Nov. 9, had stick-to.Itness and was able and velous, especially a BIG Clown, principal,, Paul Murphy, glowed who shall remain nameless, to fInish a task he set for outs are deeply emotIonally 1:00 p.m., Hostesses-Mrs. 1/ dlstrubed. Guests at the home of One as he gave the progress report. Just let me say that we at Gordon Brisson, Mrs. T.B. himself. f Dr. Patrica Sexton In her Middleton and Mrs. J.V. Jones, Mathleu.x were his cousins, It seems as If a survey was pulled together and had a grand Contrary to popular opinion, ' ' onal study of Education and Income Program: Mrs. William Norris Kenneth and Correne Home of made of space required by local time and lest I forget, I brought Owe has been no proporti goes on to deta il why the poor Jupiter, Fla. Correne is a school authorities and they home my Thanksgiving cake increase In dropouts. On c hi ld from a poor fam il y Is "walking encyclopedia" of decided with much ado to which I purchased from those contary, there has been a knowledge on lots of interesting convert the present auditorium Oldham girls, Elizabe th and steady Increase In the disadvan ta ged at school ' -ere Everything i -- The low income child of te n JACARANDA: Friday, Nov. subjects and it a real treat to to a multi-purpose class room Elfie whuwere assisted by little a little more personal percentage of young people who I finished high school. However comes to school with serious 9 7:30 p.m., Program: get her started on the subject ol divided by accordlan type Decorations, shenGenevawastru1ya sleepy dividers; did you know that the while the percentage of school learning dsahilltIes. His Christmas the parents may be poorly Speaker TBA, Hostesses: Mrs. little town located on the out. present enrollment at the local , i~ dropouts has declined over educated themselves and Irving Pryor, Mrs. Arthur skirts of the thriving metropolis facility tops 200students; other years, the number of Individuals not finishing has therefore are unable to guide or Richter and Mrs. I.C. Seigler of Osceola. While in the area officers are Veep, Blame I. the Homes visited with Miller, Luyine Kinnard, increased. There are more encourage him through school. ____ ' Correne's brother, Edward treasurer, Suzanne Thomas, "-. :. -I'enagers now than ever. Since he has few books In his A little home, he lacks th e too ls for Raulerson who is currently secretary, Donna Beardsworth, the 1960's some ' During i 1ys UI I. i IUe I MAGNOLIA: Thursday, Nov. makIng his home with his home room mothers and Joan 7,500,C($) young people failed to study, such as dictionaries, ' graduate from high school, magazines, and family en- 8 9:30 a.m., at Garden Center, daughter, Margaret Cheshire Williams, membership. We wafer-platformed ,, nearly one third did not have a couragement. Ills parents are Bazaar Workshop. Hostess: on Dauphin Street In Orlando. have five new teachers and TWO fifth grades ar.d i repeat, and piped with gold ninth grade education. These less likely to talk with him Mr-s. Carl G. Tillis just two years ago they conpeople will have the most dif.. about what is going on In the DIANA COX works parttlmne kid suede. Grace and Chuck Straukas templated closing OUR ficult time finding and keeping world. He does not hear at home In the Baby Shop owned by and children, Tony and Sondra school...see when the people For those specia l jobs and will have the, most the broad vocabulary, the good In her brother-in-law and Susanne and David Thomas speak, someone do-es listen and diction and the fluent speech MIMOSA: Thursday, Nov. 8 trwble with their marriage. Casselberry's Greater Mall. occasions. $21 99 frnni nut ll !,Ifli that would help him to do we nir! of in &-45 am, at the home n! Mr and their children, Brent, I am glad! The activities of her t'o -r school, she often has plans to school. His family fails to teach W.S. Willis, 313 East 25th St., Wendy and Sari, were guests of young children, Jacqueilne, Kennedy Space Center when Did you notice the big broad marry. Meny of these him the courtesies and manners program: Christmas Ideas. and John IV, 6, occupy and behavior that are they entertained their emgrin on the face of little John P. marriages are impulsive ef- or dress much of her time. She Is — ployees at Disney World. Sue Casey Jr.? Well, it is all forts to escape an unhappy rewarded by his fellow students ac ti ve In the PTA and is a and his teachers. He is poorly get out of home life or to a room mother at Casselberry ii PALM: Thursday, Nov. 8, 10 discouraging school situation. A fed, poorly clothed, poorly Elementary School. Music is boy wants the coins jingling in housed, and often unable to a.m., Garden Center, Bag her hobby; she enjoys Program: "Airhis jeans, he wants a car and concentrate In a noisy, Ill kept Lunch. listening to, playing, and layering and Grafting" money to take his girl out. He home, teaching music. Grades one There are outstanding exBlack suede that are in and wants clothes to three of the ukelele band o _ with gold piping rule that poverty let wants to prove his manhood by ception.s to the at the Central Nazarene and academic failure go taking care of himself, church In Orlando are u.,der ROSE: Friday, Nov. 9, 9:45 11W dropouts's work Is un- together. Thu key factot apSizes 5 to 10 It her direction, and she says to be that their schooU at the Garden Center, pears n.m., Is the first to be let AAAA-B widths certain. He fast always amazes her how es and fam ies aspire for them, Workshop, Center-piec il Silk-Like n work slackens and th e he TIFFANY go w the kids learn to play. All the ate! longest unemployed between care about them, and en- (Bring scissors, clippers and Family have members of FABRIC AND LABOR ch ) Hostesses, Circle courage them to go as far and bag lun He cannot compete for (ø jobs. 3 enjoy riding th ey 15%off bikes and asiastastheycan. th — Officers, those who — promotions wi / together. . . ____ '- ' e -.5- ,f -Gal Friday' Sd=I Band.'and the only girl also husbandis ° In '"cornet' players. ERMA AND JACOB KILl-IAN RELAXING her __ • I In their living room, the Kilhians enjoy listening to other peopk s music on their FM radio. (Charles Edwards Photo) p.. Her two children, Kay and at the Mid-West Band Clinic, in ng Gary, are also t!entrd Chicago. Said Carol, "Playi of all those bandmusicians. Gary. an outin Iron' standing drummer, is featured masters made me really with the Nav y Show Band East, votts, and ithought my heart on his Udrd of South IIt would pound out of my ch"t! I don't believe I've ever played America. Kay, now marrid , I haven't been nervous." re LnIg J Carol met her husband, Bob, School while he was taking lessons Carol is proud of being Inhi Jb r 1, from her fa ther. She chose strwnental in having Impartia l ;t i, men t't 1' tY oup . marriage right out of high auuiuons or acnool musicians school, even though the had trying out for AU-State cornBYFANNETIEEDWAIu)s there suffered a terrible at. read an "AD" in the Sanford- been offered an excellent job petition. Herald Correpmdent cident. His back was broken Herald by a Jerry Freese traveling with a brass group. A warm, outgoing woi, : and for the next 10 years, was in asking banjo players Interested Carol still got in plenty of travel she admits she loves to meet Central Florida has a truly and out of hospitals receiving in "getting together" just for during hir husband's uuver In new people. "My main enterrific female banjo player. surgery. That was V years ago. the fun of It, to contact him. She the Marines. He was a band joyment, outside of music, is When we say "banjo player," It crippled him for life. The and Jacob answered the "ad", member In a Marine Band for camping," she said. "We that's exactly what we mean. doctors had given up hope but met Jerry and his two friends, eight years, later becoming always meet such interesting Not many women are well the family prayed for his also banjo players, and from band conductor f or 13 years. people, and we love to travel." rsed in mastering the real recovery, then on, spent many happy They bave lived in many area A believer in strong family technique of playing that in- "I just knew that God would hours playing the "old-time" of the world. ties, Carol said, "The most sirument,, but Erma Killian of not let c.ur perfect marriage end tunes and formed the Carol said, "My most Important job of raising a Sanford, a member of the so soon" said Erma. "We "Memceiet" memorable experience came family is being done the poorest "Ding-a-Ungs" of DeLand and prayed and our prayers were when I entertained at a leper today." With music a natural of her own little group known as answered. He Is confined to a Then, they visited DeLand colony In Hawaii. It was ex- part of her life, she is happy to "The Memies' Is a wizard at wheelchair for life but his Activity Center and joined "The tremely touching and rewar- encourage others to enjoy and playing the banjo and base health is good. We have good Ding-a-Li ngs," a group of ding." appreciate it, by actively guitar, for she has been playing times and go everywhere mostly Senior Citizens who While her husband was on a participating. them since childhood, together. He even helps with come to the Center to dance to Born in Buffalo, Ohio, Erma gardening," tunes of yesteryear. They have Ls one of the three girls- in the The Doctor said the warm a ball every Monday from 2 to County family. Her father, climate of Central Florida p.m. and are even on Cable TV John was amuslcian and taught wo.'ld be good for him so tt jey the second Monday of each violin lessons and tap dancing received permission from e t to students, first In Buffalo and Industrial Commission to move 001 then In Canton, when the family to 1kr1da, 11 they could secure They PI1Y Only the music of DELT0NA-DELAND:. and full band participation moved there. Her mother, a urologist to treat him. They the 20'*, 30'S and 40'S nothing Tuesday, Nov.,', Is Senior se lections of ft 20#39 30'( and Deipha, sang beautifully. fmirvi l)r. Gonzalo Hiinan o later. Erma ( the only W01113fl Citizens' Diy at the VCIUSIa 40's.. . none later than that... At the early age of eight while Sanford who accepted him as in the group (beside the County Fair In DeLand, and the IIIFes to which, senior citizens they still lived in Buffalo, her his patient and so In December director, Mrs. Jean Johnson. "Din-a-!Jngs of DeLand", a of today, danced to in father formed an act, corn- of 19 they moved to the lovely She plays the ban jo and then Senior Citizen Musical group, yesteryears, to the strains of prised of Erma and her trio borne tiey have in Sanford, diarges to the bass guitar for will provide the musical conGuy Lombardo, Ted Weems, sisters and himself, which he "We were fortunate to secure some numbers. She and Jerry cert of the day. Ben Bernie, Fred Waring and called, "John Cooney and His this home for the homes In this are the "Banjo Duo" and when many, many others. Petticoats" They entertained area had just been vacated by Charlie Edwards, who just Festivities will begin at 2 during the summer months and officers of the Naval Air Force joined the group this month, p.m. and last Ill 5p.m. There Some of the tunes will be: I n week-ends, at Movie when that base was closed. Of joins In, it becomes, the "Banjo - will be a "King and Q u i*n" w Jt L1k tb Cli'l Theattes, between the showing course It needed a 5t deal ot Trio." contest chosen from the Senior That Married Dear Old Dad", Of the movie. (Remember the repair. We landscaped the Citizen King and Queen entries "East-aide, West-aide," "Bill good old days) The girls were place to our taste. It gave us They have entertained in from each of the cunmunitles Bally", "Yellow Rose of ages six, eight and 10 and very something to keep us busy. We hospitals, recreation homes ajid in Volusla County and the Texas", "Yes, Sir, That's My cute, must have done a pretty good Centers. Among them are the Wlflflers will reign as "The King Baby" and of cour-se, "Let Me When Erma graduatet f rom )b, for this month we received V.A. hospital and Recreation and Queen of Senior Citizens of Call You Sweetheart." high school and the family "The Garden of The Month" Senior Citizens' Center in Volusla County", for the The organized In 1969 moved to Canton, they con- award from the Sanford Garden Gainesville, the College Towers remaining days of the Fair tinued this type of en- Club and are mighty proud of In DeLand; the Civic Center in which will last until t,y Je an nso Director of Nov. 10. tertainment, and organized a that." Senior Activi ties In DeLand, Sanford, The Retired Mili tary The "Ding-a-Ungs" will open dance band, as well. Mr. Once settled they made Officers Associa tion in Daytona with only thrt* participants a Cooney played th e violin; frie nds easily. One day Erma and The 111-12 Club in Deltona. and continue with nthem a the time now has solos, trios Wanda, the eldest daughter, - - -_____ ber p °' played an accordian; Dorothy, They play every Moods f. theyoungcst,ptayeddnimsanci ternoon from 2to5pm.tn the Erma, the banjo and guitar olu3ia County Recreation This was the days of the Ui Centr In DeLand, while 50 to 75 110s depression, said Etffld enior citizens come to dam to : their Fa ther wasn't getting Sfl) ie ystcrday students fr dnncin or vi&ir --------- _U1,1MatFUIIST.4III _.esslonsbutatkastlSto30do All About Enna llian was invited tobeconetsoloist Dropouts Versus Jobs CAROL GRISWOLD TRUMPET TEACHER ..alo an award ".ner, explains rnehlc wnn, (Photo by Elda Nichols) Ki Only Female BanoPul ' 1r aye r 'a _ G - ' V - , - - mi ---' Is ______ air __ :1 F p -. U STILL PRACTICES .. Carol with her trumpet practicing scales (Photo by Elda Nichols) .I - life C - _: --:_ - --. -_ i4' -- ..Ia I of support- W - IJ AppearingattheFairtothow )f will be' Jerry reese, director of the group Banjo; Erma I L1 k.d I4rIjO, LIarles Edwards (of the Herald) and - . ___ - - - - - ' One YW (Isy, wI-' working, rLce ingoung man tame iii and purchased a package of r. r . t1i ;=- - : - - . - rot irne I) IW - £1 t':.... f •' ________ I.._' '' .- - ---.---.- - -- - T,i - . . -- - 4 :'; courage to ask her for a date. and tlne months later on A 10, Ig'41 'her birthday) this nice - -. ___ v— ug. -1- /a - l.r:n1 were urr' J In Li 'ears to rome th ey were - -- bIesied with In , . - - -- - - - - -. - çr'- . - ' ------------'L..LL_.:_'(4•, nice ul I i tt.ntr, I I' serveI (be Arr,,d Form for -- - - - - - - - - I fr rai___ - • uiu- / - - VO R&AIM ... r%vmri £ -- - - - -- Senior Citizens from all narts Exotic !)U1i(j1u' I I --- _,-.---- I -_ I=__— = a_ *_1.-J hju1'\l1l) CAllloN, Chicago, Ill., withhis mother, Mrs. Charles Edwards, DcltnnaDonaldreccntly Donald Spent i days with his mother and Mr. Edwards at their South Hartley Ave., home. They toured points of interest in Central Florida including ar exhibits, teas, and the Art Galleries in Debary Hall, Before returning to his "Windy City" home - - -- — — --he !e !e!ebr ed h hrt' - • riit 1 J -' 1 -i:r II S8* 14 •', '-°'-' I,,, I$CQ2.I4II'1I'.' -4 -- -, L}iMi, W,,n St.elies nna Wolter" SIiadis S - -I S44fr al M 1OUR COl,tN[,,cI 'U CH*IuGL NO 08 LI' Your Aero Decorators Jane and Wally PhIlIps PSC , ,- IC-10, Lov*`11"T West 13Th SI, SANFORD, FLORIDA Also Cosmetic Gifts. Lingerie r FASAIC TALOD 4 4,4 $. ' - ' 315 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS • • /aI P -; See the new Gold and Sliver Nugget Pendants By Sascha Brastoff , I Earrings- Bracelets Pendants. Rings Pins. Pendant Watches W. Germany Free 'Is C'.( P:(( CCUL". I - r %t A' from Around the World $73 / 'i ' I 'I made In Bavaria -I owlew _N $621?tg 11 .Jeunll% porcelain figures - '" ~ II becufy - Gerald - Frank Hand, violin ; Jim - ______________________ lirne, bass banjo' Art Set), rtz, hllrrnonlcd Mickey -z'Thling Plays t ten guitar IL= plays tar — mom and i serves as me group —: 'nofl, co-,)rdlnatOr and - DRAPERIES J of hand painted IM P-Mhan also on ivu .Shop early-- Lay-away The simple charm 11irc', t'IICTfl$A U , (r,.ct,,u,s.,. Ji II -- I , - I Now—We have gifts that will surely please. uULifl, 1st Mandolin ' Carl Davidson, 2nd Mndo1i, arid ester Hershey, Chark3(;Gtnbs '' Santa Suggests" - Adrian Frederman, piano, 1. /111,11 ?--- - Cy LeMan,, on drums, -; - ,. --- I II\\'T—.' -- Darwin Dougherty. banjos. - - - -- months, this arne >oun man J --:---' ____ - ' on ___ -•--- ' _-IIL _____ When her fzther died and Wanda married the act broken up, but Erms continued wi th Other for Vh!'• g / i. __________ ___ W JJ7' Diii tr-A-Ijngs To Entertain On Senior s Day . .. . . ... NM told me that they all had a real because of the fact that he has Liz. great time, espe cially the had his cast removed from his 71 F- Ueya orchid corsage. Mrs. John Burton Sr., maternal grandmother of the bride, wore a floral print chiffon in gray and various shades of pink and a corsage of re bMl3, Following the ceremony, a _____ ______ L... .. . .• . Mrs. Burton chose for her ching accessories and a Cat- _____________________ nuptial m usic was provided by guitarist, Miss Barbara Muller who also sang "The Ftrnt Time Ever l Saw Your Face," The Art Center has been 1 named a one of the 15 most beautiful examples of atchitecture in the world. It is $ unique, encompassing gardens, courtyards and the Andre Smith Memorial Chapel and studios ornamented with carvings from many cultures. Given In marriage by her I.- •- - •P A .$I..... fl..4.... .1.,.. - ij! . . 1~ ___T_ 'I' 1 .- .. - : ~ ,!L--~ __ -~- --!I . L_ --- T__f ~.___ _-._-!-~-A ----. ..`- ~A_k"___ .. _-.-- — -1 a few - . - - . -. -It . '.er felt Inferior to an male, notes nd plays duets ith if you Live vkil i thju, tIiy are firmly cuaiakes,you can't b " vinced she knows what she is Eager to play at any local doing. Wninutive in ze, Carol has function, Carol was always plen ty of power I she plays A talented dnger, sometimes performing two or the comet. - - _! i~, I --- • flLAslbarKjd1reCt learned of her return, and Carol Griswold, Cii&efl*crv, asked if sh wtuld give hesons Is a. trumpet and cornet to some of his students. Thus, teacher. She started playing the her teaching career began. cornet when she was 11 years Carol enjoys her students. old, mcy to escape piano "I'm a stickler for scales," she prad1ce. said. "Sometimes studen ts Her father was a professional wonder why they should work trumpet player and taught so hard on scales, but to me, brass instruments In Illinois scales are the founda ti on of 'While! practiced piano, Isaw music. If you can play scales, how much fun the other kids you can play music." were having In band, and Playing musical solos in front decided the piano wasn't for of people is some times tryin g me," she said "My Dad loaned for students. But Carol Is a me his trumpet and started to strung believer In learning to give me lessons, and from then perform In front of an audience. n.mu!kYbeememywhnt !lie "My students are rqiiIr-d tn for all of my school years." play a solo in my annual Carol Md rust chair In the recital," she said. Once In a chool bands, and though not a w hile, a skeptical stuient will woman's Libber,' said, "I feel If appear, who may doubt her ifl one is good enough, they can abibty . But after she picks up -:- I I ,-. .. ,. - 1111WIIIIIIIIII11b tour of duty, she returned to Herald Correspondent - --- I .".- .11i, N. Casselberry - - -. - I . - ----- ---- - ., I . • Serving The Seminole Voluiia Area 14 -- - 11 if;) - . - ., ride. U - - �-.-.----,-=.-------------- _____ 4B—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 -..- .- ______ Nwicys Ne wsnotes a toward traor and plow fire responded and asks that any creates a great deal of interest supresslon For the unin. other adults interested In this here,wlllgie)outhedetaj formed, (me among them) the fine program call her at 3- soon as! have them possibly b" -' --. .-..J termfIrI1ppceJonL(her 35 next term for fire fighting. The -. By NANCY A. noom Cubmaster Irwin Hunter was school also teaches weather, Mothe rs are wonderful, ,nd and did a fine job bouu1 and Hi' Let me start off b) of t and my you have _____ ' .. __________________________ . ,... fdd t. aie that the first Pack meeting w. wt.rt iur4 enough to help r no featuredlnthearticieasmy c0rket3fOrtheCUbScoutsof source of information has Pack l received a plaque C to P LIII! K P. 1nlov. iv in 'amesviue t,ra southeastern all National Majorette - er tiruted States the hail County member corps and epartment, In cooperation y long competition. wutGatnesville Junior College, Information is available upon uivwv, Ga., is sponsoring request from the Hall County the 193 Championship Parks and Recreation Premiere Princess and Queen Department, County Cour regional championship )50i, 53681 ext 0, or by port a ac(jualntances. DELTONAThe East jedged on individual and grr'up basis and will not be considered Twlrlers Croninger 'ice-presf dent presided at' tue meeting Mrs. ftC). flas.s. 0hh Iisl r foutbar amp P teresting or unusual f tr forrn.incs. - Deepest sympathy to Charles .. ' us, especially at the Citizens ____ . . . . . - . 14t')tflC- like __ - .. -. -. - - e I '' nan pecaai o "orge cwre Ave., Winier Paric Perkins, Angela and Jason, A RD '°J uitofl and Mrs. MSrie and Jimmy. i..- ,-. month and insurance of pertiaps $11 per month which could / month And, this still wouldn't ir.clude the mortgage En- var mcrtgaae - r s.c c. / I I j - I ' . So, unless you're a professional man, an owner of a f' I I I %' k)t PICCOLO ____ — - 'II4 - - OPEN FRI. N lIES J II ___ - -— i. L,1 I 4,.." 11 I) — fr m voulnvourofficestareat vuandquletly shed a tear ii she ks ith I mb v ice "Whatcanldo" r r — iT® ,----- - .-- If you're an incftvidual with any kind of sympathetic i hear(,ft almost breaks your heart to have to tell fine, young peie—especlaily those with a little child or two—that you oryourulficehasnuthingavailable (or them torentor to buy wltha modest down payment ' I Mad in U.S.A. each month That's why some of the people who have these homes properties - I w;ait fur the NMIII,cainc 1ilkr July _______ _____________________________________ -- - L. - - design competition. The low maintenance -' • L ever stopped to figure up bow fruits vegetables and milk you divide your food dollar' who also noted a minimum use of materials for . . on fruits and vegetables, on balanced diets than those who Abbott Architects and Planners of Sarasota and I I F- I I • i ' r A I -- .1. L • A Studies show that Americans spend from 28 to 45 cents per By Extension Home FREE AND EASY FUN HOl 'E VV A LI r - A ______________ dayssowhy notredistribute the wealth of your food money? Here are some suggestions for Growth getting more fcod value for • • P1 i F' T ( r #' I . ______ ____________________ rouuem Take advantage of less ex- e--=-=— - _______ ' I "4°'ó, '4(YI% dQ awar was ma e Y no, ,,,..' - Cutdownonmeatbycornblning htII Is one of the moet in economical main dishes such -. as also given, to Schokbeton urp , - =- . : ___ -'F _______ , countered by Florida egetable and cascerolcs. j - - In most cases the uies are Accompany a smaller cut of . vigorously, with an abundance economical main dishes. For of flowers. The f1nw.r, serve rec. bciui .— -- stead of setting fruit. While all serve a small oven roast. . - - State. James Jennewein of Astronaut High School. Tampa, Gene Leedy of Winter Two Community Service "' - - -. ___ couple of months after planting Compare prices of fresh, frozen Associates for •renodellng & and the "Inside-Outside tXLSt1Iig stores at House. of Isw6cr = - ----,- large sturdy vIj, but not vegetables. Compare the prices enough to cause a sort typeor byflurngthec* serving. ,*uUute, award for preservation of Tvvo 6rea Reside ts d tomatoes begin to ripen, the atonetlmemaynotbethatbest Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. --: . in Broward s practice been Jacksonville has recognized by numerous and awards. He ad- : .- AWARDED A MERIT AwAIW . - .Is the Clubhse at The Forest - - fragile environment before Architects and the assein from the Mid-Florida Chapter the income the company now pays those employes. And, Architects were Betty Jo 1 .1.apter are, causes are, excessive nitrogen, staminsAandC. Forezample. too low or to jh nighttime choose leafy greens, dark green drought, excessive water, and escarole, sweet potatoes or Insects. broccoli. Tcr.atoc and tomato -- An Award of Merit was an award for historic preser. home office to not transfer anymore employcs to Sanford set may be affected. Excessive protein and low In cost this suacie would tend to cause hearty soup Is good news to "1 i •ghy • i urauie anu i ii temperature of around 62 that add empty cabries and degrees F. If there are ex- snack Intelligently with crisp tended periods where the raw vegetables, fruits, or ghttim temperat lalis to cheese. riseabove5$6$degreesF orto To help you start here isa not set fruit. Under low soil moisture i FOViuC ui BEAN the tomato plant is most 4 strips bacon President; Carl Gutznann, AlA, ches, stains and temperature pohh. The polish will pick UP fail to produce a mature fruit, of Walton, Orlando AlA, finishes looking shiny and new around the surface as would a cause the plants to grow too Salt and Ms McLeod as President , rapidly and you do not get a eCrety;SATBPz,OrIandO isa simple procedure. To keep dry cloth, •k P I L'I A v i, Bruce Bljckman, AlA, tt NatIontl Paint and Coating Of course fcc a real estate man it hurts In other ways, Ofl' times necessary Be sure the "Inslde-Out'ilde" hIou3e kind of business. There's only one thing worse than having a FioriQa has retained the only Nils &liweiier, AlA, Wiider e'tm U* tiniest p4lriide may - flCVC '"' to taste Various insects, both sucking ca,erolehen bacon is Winter Park. Claude Shivers, routine for all your proud structions(orddrtofthtobjeCt. tially developed seeds and For ituple,Iunitureftnis'ìed fruit.s. Blossom x young frUit AlA, Oriar'do Ray Poynter, PIW2S uWn' grits and gravy on the table for hirrisclf and hI faintly r'itomers 'vant and can cc By DAVID DeVOLL Extension Meat tural firms recexing awards, a State James enneweui o as dry beans, peas, lentils, peanuts, eggs, milk and fish such as mullet. = Altatnonte Springs, Florida Master of Ceremony was ntra1 envjr -unent of the GutFlorida community. Receiving Sanford Architect Carl HURISTHFPOCKE1BOOK ii a uith a little sympathy lr your heart for people—you rave toell her that you just don't know. ________________ ___ . their Clubhouse for The Forest, Mid FIIIC11a a Mobile home community, In't Pe of Lake American U florida. chitect ieir, ird annual An Honorable Mention award c)fl()5 Wa Program wasmadeto Architect Roger Selection of this years Laughlin, of Ttldn, Denson & awards was made by noted Lobrutz, ConsulUng Engineers, '- - instillment accounts - cauroarna ..- .. _________ -" mo to uslif to buy one of these hones' - il$. A bold mtth;iiy covered 'N ifrI1OSPherc.. Hursinq and Convalcscuil Residence , flaen Aflu rvter Rwnpe Oi the precast concrete panels on Jackonv1lle served as the Jury the Seznlmie County .. 1. 1 I i I j -= Inc. alone will run the buye' $32723 per month And, even this . 1 ,UIl htist, chìief I - Available in Camel or Navy with Multi-color accents. 4 I Home Builders (NAHB). In that same month, Sumlchrast reports S&Li closed PLENTYOFHOMES-4OMRTGAGES . J, WI custody child ___ r- - wIn we area anu cannot aioru, Sanford would be amazed t alii how many homes there are on the market at this time but that finding new mortgage money for a buyer is no easy and simple chore. Last week for Instance, one mortgage firm was quoting 9.oDercentlfthebuyerqualffledforamortgageofl3l,8000n Cobblers. Easy comfort and classic styling Donald Graham, OwnerAdmin,sfrjor . aIghten their books for July. ratevolcestobelpthemflndapartmentsor houses to In rnit_or houses to buy that they can afford with limited down payments and reasonable monthly payments which— again—they can afford on their Incomes. 6 / ____ 9995 . - . . _____ :real estate broker or salesman and you ex- 3. • chIld Sue, WI custody child Americana Collection in cast iron by Atlanta Stove Works from ORLAUCX) FORGE, INC. I and apartments and must accept some nearly suistarniarti . - .and a future In "Piccolo" by California ,,., i A Semip"j fl me neart of Sanford's B'ing back the nostalgia of a by.-qone era more ., Lort, David . - dvenhire awaits -1- ( let': utit thIs wa . The average wage earner this ____________ - -.- market securities earlier this year caused withdrawals from rates Thedropfnsavingsevenhasresultedinasuspenslon of the following categories: 1 You must have a house to sell and your real estate Iroker interest rate. 2. iou ye ,ust mov / 1"(ZILIL. A world of ecItemerit and everydythat WAS thgtonmustthkethe ttmetogive Its ttettion to what Is rapidly getting to be one of this nation's Hayts, Sr. Helping her cI ' W Sr, WI custod) children Virginia M. Dupre & Fred J, WI former name rfored_ Hughey A Aftint 'i - -.--- . .. . from various areas of the nation—need housing badly Chuluota celebrated fifty Ye&r W of fr nd d ''' - ,eg Price 124 9 $ 21, RI I Bx • A.. .. . r andwhodeslretoenteraprogramohorne ownership for the - ) I the economy, they say rising interest rates and a shrinking In available mortgage money Fe people can buy a house icr cash The home constructlon industry needs short-term loans for building and longer term financing for the home buyers. The both spe'l ccdlt flriar.dng When the money for this financing Is dried up, the - . - . . (gage Institution to get a construction loan To his he's turned down No funds Tight money High costs for housing Are these freak cases? Not so. Across the nation there are growing instances of shooting prices (or housing, 5k) rocketIng Interest rates and a drying up of riortgage monc in iziany states because of legal lids on -• aVnlIIbli' Is now accepting patients for the same ku S led, qua i / nursng home care provided since 196,' .a - ......., -. .. -- - - ___ - -- i 0 li S b ib boom conun of age and reason for raising housing costs and Representatives In an effort to focus attention on - ___ rzedous mother, Mary Walls. •—•\ , •=_J (Vt - David K open house which was held at JLL.L ______ — Dissolutions %• . I BLnic it on th nization, has skyrocketed to $45,000 In market value today By JULIAN SIENSIItUM ______ N. coldenroi t OL'S&IL - / f 1;- (,3()eI1)4( - k e DCBW/ WI mi Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. Members will hands were known to all. bring material for a Morthomo 100 strong, will be represented Recreation Department urges i fl) - erfcrm at Twirlers" also sponsored by the' Hall County Pirks and f i- e - - garden. gave the thought for the da th 1 4 - '. - -- - both payment on a first home, only to find they can't get a loan No mortgage money available—they're told no matter bow much they can put down A man sells hi, small house in Virginia to move Into a large one In Maryland. He has written assurance In June hIs loan will be $38,000 at 8 per cent Interest, only to find in Augu5t thcrc' r,o mor.e for the loan, and he's stuck with y beensubmitted tothe Administration and tothe Congress for ,Bary i. ____ ___ A 0)ear.old lady in a California suburban area finds ll'e andothcrvotersurgingCongresstotakeimznedlatestepsto • - I . Ohnes,V,flM1tch W Lord Jr celebrated second birthda fth M Ha' - i --. I ,. -, that Greece was the center of nlersary with a special Moribana arrangements which wU be available at Winder to ., - - K Ui A to help their parents celebrate Harlem Springs, Ohio the memorable da were tw 17 19 " Ikenobo-Ikebana held its October meetIng at the Deltona Community Center. J3()fl Heartiest congratuiauons "15. OtflA Lutheran Haven in Slavia an the Gainesville Junior College certified National Majorette j - LW, LLca K. Fetter, 18, 600 1k es . Kebay Jr., 45, Mr. and Mrs Toni Weidman, Fed MOtOr StaflI)S attached to the envelopes and bring to the church Fed era I Reserve Board Blamed For Home Buyers' Credit Crisis LITSTyIeS • • BYFANNETrEEDWAR! Mrs. Albert Croninger ' • 1 .4/ø ' ,b • / / •'! 1 ilfiOthy L Shea, 24, Drawer th . • ,, ie's iutiieran ctiurcli is collecting commemorative and SPeCial Issue cancelled postage stamps. If 0u are Interested In orth 5th Aenue, Winder, (ia., L— 'b Charles W. Pence, 31, 2040 N G. Sprayberry, • i_ • • Copley rew Service • •• -I ocer the next 3 .Springwood Viii, LW banquet. They . Enjoys Program Wth - .. ! - JOhn also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chuluota for the put fift . - ' 44, ' - LW' from Concordla Teacher's U T G i Goln Room 1r5 Bellhoris graduating if I r DeLand, Joselyn N. Brown, 19, 0 - -. -. - n ce By " MATHIEUX were in River Forest, Ill., last • i. - • . jctth recently been foi'med. Wives of Seminole coffee arc 'Irish Colbert, left With Laurie . place, Captain William Stanley Foster will be c.Robinson of the Volunteer Fire tIIlUlng his work with the .. •. .,, I J 1",','7 NE.% (ROUP 1' ORMED then.....GOOD BYE A?D 398 Longwood Plaza, LW Aiea. mere were t can be made. ,. - 4' - accumulated while at the spc1ngwoojvfl, of the Central Florida Council all workers, who participate-cl last weeh's column on - ------------- - :. - - _______I _____ opped w i an Johnandlwereaway'nostof keowxwh . - _____ . r Auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire week and I will be glad be served on campus at the Student Center. -: - -- -- - WASIIINGTON - A oup1e In their late 2 call many more in the future '1 Siturday, Nove'iibr 10, -- _____ - _______ . ,'_____________________ . ViCt ind-ijr other agencies. He guests at the party to help her topubllclythankmy schoolan rr - -- ___ _______ _____ their sixth wedding annlversay fire or will need assistance celebrated her elphth Hunter, do a favor Is going above and appo . r' -.---.. ____ __ _ ny what 3ou would came aliS ,ear My mothe- oods fire With items were mlsprinted here is ot a was c rrect( ti -- .. -- I ..-.,. _ pm with eaks for lunch and assistant. Mrs. Gribbin would annual lighting contest spon- ••"• i wasa five day course that there will be two Weblos Dens be Mrs Janet Pottinger One of - . ¼ rg - .• ---- -- - Wxzs siLaijon, coflttol Ot SUCh beans and enough water tu coseralltngredientslabout8-i1 to low and allow to suniner for serings �- - .- . ---. . - %erWtZrflWeflArZ...MtWfl.VrSV r.v t - r - . -Vr-:. .'t.rZ ..%V. . = _•i I .--. - . -_•• - . - - -. .. ___ -- .----- -- - - . - - - -- - - - - . . -- Homes Side by _ .--._.- .- - ----- -ft, I - k '11/ 1 HQ . ~. and and be adjuited to ac- 1 \, of doing this. lace the ladder fare you remove the other hand aImtthesi eof your house from the previousning. ByANDYLANG AP esfcatircs '1 u! practice raising and lc - i Worm 0 i . ~ .j ..I i -! F-11 - ~1. I eva1uatIon,andyourflrst$5,000ofsssessedevaluaflonag ;- ' TING Consequently, your total value of homestead exemption it you live Inside the corporate limits of Sanford, Is $148.55' Your total City of Sanford millage rate Is 8.50. But, only 7 mills or $7.00 applies to homestead exemption. Ite extra 1.50 mills ft establlthed to retire bonded Indebtedness and is no 1An subject to homestead ; .1 ~ ,; L. ere s the Answer ... .0 # LBERT. ______ : I $22,9100 I ,- - LBERT i very lIttle be i a kind i tü, but water.and using paper dips to poli.shing waxes (those which keep paper towels from un- must be buffed to attain a high trg to thows- with ,. I __ I 0 , might ______ - smoaLtv'Wit ~~ P,Mg I" tCrb(Ifle. e v" c" .1- - -- A ., _. _.; I What's Me differoxx dh betwmn wall, and ceiling paint? also has a wim screen ow it. It seems to me they are the wet paws out of the It keeps li 4 ng area, but the dogs can he same awl that manufactirers merely give them different ]a. 5 so ))U have buy two can 'tIv t'ear, s ee and aneii I I I right? .us. and can come in when we krent )dnds. Am _- __ WTt Ue 15 con be important. For we In winter Olive Wolters Is thing. a ceiling paint ummlly is - v.-* efts j____ itl803 - - Z.. 1 #__ r 1M.-VM . ___ '!~_-_N~7~_ -1 ~Z ___________ -._ z,: -, - Y_~-_-t-L cp Ga tO a chi ne, and Ithe has ingenioudy ;.-t le y IYA ___ ~. 1% ~% %, %.., - . q it-7 ,--n~ I , *ft . ) .. - - ._ and 478 on the lower. Anyone W13hing to know the -- . . . - i-- _ -. # _ . . - - , - - - ,,•. -_ .I t I .- - __ - ~.ICe.- z, I &ify.' y - i ,..' , - ' don vehicle, he should decide ~~'~. times a year would he use a motor vehicle. After that he night rent one to find out if he really likes the idea, Wolters 11-11,I lllol~ r . j A ;1 ~ 4 I# " 8 . 11117- 11 -, _1W , 5~1~ -P L .4 0_R-r — *-,.___, -/-a-1 -4 _ *" L " . -1 , 9 I I -9 #V, I Fix ,9 - . - 2',/? -4 %:..I .. bxstoUe,Hol spring, looking at the .A - 7TILL 1973C WE UED A. '- A Sr 1)uble Late Tulip Bonanra, red aip. Crocus Vict or Hugo, violet carmine red, edged yello ____ Herald it ' ,r - - _____ - _ -- - - -_. — ,.. ___ _______ N" - , Flor da Cafco Homes OWNER MOVED TO OHIO lead rosemary, English Iam empty; and lonely, Behind mlyl.ftffi$C$.$nftt friend they had Beautiful redwood from If the customer prefers. "newest" thing ir, home . ivy, vinca.' c need I have 1;1 prt. mfg. Assume my mlif. and move In. I have ) b*msCafco, whose headquarters bulIdIng and will be big in the least windowsill light. Don't try California, pine and cedar, and family rm., *af-in kitchain. all kinds of extras they pampered me with native Arkanns Ozark stone are at 1092 E. Normiandy Blvd. future. "We've been building alyssum or petunias. Only 3 yrs. aid and frothly painted. Mld-Ws. di-P being combined by Cafco in Deltona, have been building such homes right here In And it-)- prm in,, Thurnkln ELPtER EAlALLAIuC Builders ltic., of Deltona to these natural wood and stone Deltona for the past year," says Zinnias and Lemon Drop Marilb from seed indoors t you build homes uniquely bUlted to homes in the area for the past Foster 3 "' " a1" g1 FERN PARK HWY. 17?2 hae lots Of li gh t. _____________________________ year. The company Is a Central Florida conditions. The natural beauty of the member of the United States Many of the homes hsve been __ wood and atone blends perfectly Home Buildem A&wciaUon and ordered ahead, and to keep up ~ with the forest settings of these is affiliated mith the Home with the orders that are still flooding In, Cafco recently Orlando builders, says received another whole load of and the durable quality of the materi als wltnstana for ruiir, meel wooa i the Aransas stone by rail IMMEDIATE the onslaught of 11 President of Cafco, Carl Foster, says the homes have gained enthusiastic acceptance in Central Florida. The natural moutie h~rnt% read-,: fcr you to move in at a price to fit your budgit. Ttest, hornfs ary tot up on A rustic took Ls popular, and fully landscaped lots of Hacienda Village. Find your home from ihit great coll*ctionl Lot rent includes city water. s4w&a*, garbage collection, lawn maintenance and use of all recreational practical considerations such ...thitlz as durabiuty and the small Ii you live inahouse,sladder its base supported, raise it Aol F G. DESCRIPTIO~J amount of external main- is an indispensable object. It hand-over-ahrid to a vertical LOT NO. SIZE tenance neTemary make these will help you acceomplish many pisition. Now, raise the ex. 2 br. lk bath—Vill& Supreme Reetline 24IX52' 21 Cafco homes good value for jobs - from changing light tension sections in proper I 2 pr. i4e bath--Front a Roar Bedroom Hillcrest money. bulbs to pa!nting the exterior of sequence and lean the ladder 12764t 40 ".alainaton - _b9_U4_b&& — sold 11bey are better homes than your home. T'he National Paint against a flat, firm surface. block and masonry. We've been and Coatings Association and Check the strength of the object 4P4Ø r '. jfly said " Hillcrest _7 building them for generations the American Ladder Inst.ilule which you Intend to lean It )br. 1% Wh4 Fr,n$ & Poor-***.tøl-1O and they'll last for ever," says offer the following tips on the against. Extend the ladder not —HG---24it524Itltoe Foster. proper set-up (the unfolding less Ow three feet above eaves 1 br. I 4 bath—SpKial Price Barringon 24IX441 146 Cafco offers 11 different and proper placement) of an when going on the roof. As an 'ivvi ri Un,1.l 7 r i bath—Front Dining Room 12161' styles of homes, and will alter extension ladder. This is the extr~ security measure, tic the 2 W 1 .- ---.-- 1(15*1. laId the basic plans to suit the type of ladder often used for top of the ladder to a support 12'i60' HilIcrt 169 so particular needs and tastes of outdoor repairs and paint jobs. point (roof eave) where I ~ - -4" ah " aaf-a" a-_ 'd 176 individual customers. They Before positioning an ex. possible. build on lots purchased by the tension ladder, make sure it Is When placing an extension customer, or will furnish the lot completely closed, Then with ladder, the most important Conveniently located on HWY 17-92. ~'k. Mile of S.R. 434 in Longwood. Open Monday north thing to remember Is the angle ___________________________________________ Friday 9 to 7; Sa I. 9 to 6;Sunday Noon to 6. at which it is leaning in *4 relationshp to the surface which is supporting it (for example, the ecet of building materialls has riseq sharply, the cost of labor has gone up. tap on charges for water and sewage Inside the thy of Sanford have risen from $&Sto $550 for each single family residence, and —of course financing for a buyer Is more difficult to obtain plus interest rates have ..a .v. i.i d t.i Increased .zuCreore,IIz1uoUusuuzIauuuuercowu oubtf ul ti i.at.a pay you $4,000 for each of your two lots, build a home on each lot, and make any money. As one old i&ge put It — "II you re going to starve you - 4 -~- House Living Requires You To Own Ladder MAO' 41"'Cred hacienda sales REPAJNTIN& HAS R LSTEP, REMOVLt YOU ARE ' MOBILE HOME SALES distance of a the total working If it is oo far way m its ,t akfrOo it may FOLLOWEP BY A 89159 KUS WITH A 647TH SOAKEP IN KEROSENE. WHEN IT Is THOROU6HLY CRY IT WILL BE - %, -- - - I. 'e- ft .. ... CINT Cw PAI W, NEVER CUT CMM TVIN& TO PAINT OVER RUST OR yoiru. SOON FiND RUST 0 . 0 BRANP NEW PIINT tt' wi0 ,4 Hr1 (ft I A - ///iuri /ll . --- - . - ~ - 'V ____ ___ ~-t - (a 11 heire the FUN never sets. .V .'.-::%\ii - - A . -AAK N J .- The Sanford WE MARKET HOMES I1 -1 le ~ N'66 I %inners were tulips, one a Uue,purp1e(ripe kupd Narcfu P-ir- , nc d rrcijus ad . 1._~ ^- " .ba . ., - Or. #_ *~_X!,t;;— .I Z- i I .: % - ;~ ~ I , % J. *J'. 4.. % ,Z 1w o __ . , %~ ~ Pal Val a Mobile Home Community # .% .. ., -,~ , W . 1_13 4" .." I ' . - i - - ._ __ -- . _ _ - I % Al _,,~~ , to I a - .1 , I _________ '., 1 - ___ ___ --- .w-qM_1,___ I- ----. - - - - _.. ... -11 _ .L .__ - __ / _.I~__ . I D To p--- ... remove __ ___ _-___ - __ A .L. = ~w Offsets ___ ~-N t_ "47 .- - =~ I .. 0 1 Al ~--~2j_A-_-_,e-j16,~_Tw- -4 7 . - SPO r_~ I . VENTS , PWO - , -11 ~W!11111 _____ PALM VALLEY MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY' d -, ty"AA_ ,- ~___fI FN~1115 is all you pay to actually own your own home at $ 4 j0 ~~4 X-: T, covered carport, patio, and awning on landscaped ~____ .-____-I . s and $skirting taol I Ready for YOU to move in from just ,7995 I* ~* AW - - - - amaryllis lbs and tNflO%C the oTt You can tn et __ o F _____________________ bu ___ - 4-iA~' r-_i-_ __ __ - .__._1 - - _. - -_ ___ __ , ____ ,__ . f&=_ R~ =_----= ~___ -__ ~__ ___ __ -~_- __ - - - __ - L - ______ _______________________ ____________________________ __ -- __ • 8EDROOMS 1½ 2 BATHS CENTR AL HEAT & AIR i%nl. S • DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • CONVENIENT SNACK BAR t ~ E r - Mr)j)nor~A . , .... ---- - 11 __ 831-4u It V -- -- HOME I I %S i nC. 789-2999J =- - — - The great and noar great events that sJ1jp(,(J rlatLonaUy and internationally dun our Ii'e ing 1973 are dramatically recounted in detailed words and photographs THE WORLD IN 1973;HioyAsVeL,veI It. This 10th anniversary edition, produced by The Associated Precs, world's largest newc ..VPr ry ,s.a vliiit ti.iL tOIi ineerone'5 home—for young or old,Its 300 Pages are cram-packed with 300,000 words written by men and ome:'i sho were 1 SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD P.O.aox , - _I on t Miss Sundays 'Lifestyles i PSas.s.1 — Add, °Y'rw I f 0'5t, N.Y. 12101 osed lS$_. 0p1etoITh WOIdIII l973at54.P5eschto - - -- ____ - ut1 Allow low WO" ZIP Plo ___ _ ' - i white. It's ' a book bargiin you Lan't afford to miss-zt $4.95 through this newspjp(!r, -- I I I I I - Phone . I Zip No. __ PALM VALLEY also features Clubhouse, Fully Equipped Rec Room Oversize Swimming P I Tennis Courts, Shuffle Board, Putting Green and MORE. Come and SEE us, bring the family or lust yourself 365-5752 certIficate so i Awre&a . I I CRY and Wts, - u sugamm Irmo= WN1011fill Take highway 50 East to state road 52OAlafaya Trail) Ramada Inn on East corner turn left and no iust 2-miles North of Flnrida fK~ University. Mobile Home Community ___ in fl 95% FINANCING AVAILABLE 4 MMIWAA - - f Gaibage&LawnCare mlm - — ----- I 12t I I if 11%%,/1 lwfn -dould be taken W each piece has a porUop of Ltie stem Www or basrd p!ate of the bulb attacbed to the wales. rx best - - on.sv - _~ :~-Z AVAILASIE .. pfov 1"Ke slvd, fum left, go 4 rnJos to Eikh.*m PALM VALLEY OFFERS ADULT Rent Lot Starting Al AND FAMILY SECTIONS Includes Miter, Sewage I I- - 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS ('AVPcTIPJI' WALL- TO- WALL n - - FINANCINO tvcilDdar - . : • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • LAUNDRY ROOM • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP C WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES t1he top of the bulb aW cut bad the roots to withIn 2 fnc1es of the blub- The bulbS jnnted anytiin frori Od&,xr uougfl January. In planting, : - .2 & 3 wi - - - '- am THE PONCE DELEON , 1~__- I-,-1:,__J Lg-rcq-e L~-_Se -1 --~ - nffz_f, . ?lau.amnrlowerwgsize Whei the plants are dug. cut, Off the - - __ A - - • - %I r 4 ___ - ______________ =- I A ' -Ill -..-- 1, _. $23,900 - ~-----,--z ~Z _: .~. T - - . _ E .-~_ f____7-~=______ ____77~~ __ ______ ~___ ki . ~_. . -- _____ - ~~aW !, ,, ___1 -T L L =.-_ ~_,. __. By DAVID DeVOLL ______ ~_ - -~L 27. ~_ INCLUDING LOTI Exteasivu Agent ' . - __ _., 0 A- '. .. - 0--_ - ~_ _~_'-_~k ~ --_ I ~m_-~ -W ~__ r_ - ~ IPHAVA This is the time to dig — I.. CONVENTION AL - I .~, I &A .. "N ~ %P _' _ Im __ It's Time . __ - -1 ___ . ..' - - - :__ ~:., __- ..,. ~_ 4 - '' -_. -, -- _____ .,M_ -.A1WU n I v . vv i - - ' I '! rk %' , __ '-.I, !1 -, _~_-. I1 ., ry __ - #. - 't ,,- - I . -T V,w ~-dx, ~ . M I I . 6~ri . - .0. - ~ , ; ~,~; ~ --,, w #I ( vW11 paint usually is nxre part of the acene. a tdal run is antanecessity,eeciall) if - chitect, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed en- j ,~ i i., . .vo .1 .I N I ,._#. :t,*-,-- ,o. 0 V-;--,% WN " -- -&- .. n!?_vm~ -~ used for overnight guests. Herman H. York, 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y. 11132 hai de3igned Plan - -:._ Kaufmanniana Tulip Giuhundreds of varieties of flowerD a r w I n Hybrid Golden ppe Verdi, carmine-edged lr bulta in the famed, 400-acre Apelthorn, yellow -' ______ iCeukenhof. They had a chance Cottage Tulip Burgundy Yellow, leaves mottled. --lkIng Plants Indoors --_ to vote for their favorites and lake, wlne.rul vith ay5tal Ike Before heavy frost comes, dg -_ thought you might like to fringes lQ1)w t hose t ha t won t he popu your annual plants -some Lily1lowercd Tulip West — NARCISSUS larity contest -and try them. of them at least - and bring N nt, yel low. Notice the Co'anlal brick on Iron this ultra d r3bdrn.2both, BAHREfl BROWNING Eleven of the bulbs currently Parrot Tulip Texas Flame, them inside. Put them in clay car gar&", home with its fenced back yard. cultivated by Holland's experts buttercup yellow, flamed car. Pcits with a saucer or put the throughout. 22kl 11. master bdrm. nown kitchon. famliy rm. oqtns to PFIIIe the )ants back oneare included in the 'best of mine red, base green. day pot Irde an attractive entertaining pall* with cook-out grill. Priced Mid-Ws. IM," or International Bulb SeGregil Oriental Beauty, ver. container if you prefer. Dig up half to thres-fourths their orle. _______ ltttions They could become milton red the plants carefully A six Inch nal SI71. cutting stems off Jtat above a node or bud. Give A )xur "best of 1974." The results Fosteriarm Tulip Candela, put should be big enough for % - . - — many, including wax begonias than sorne fertilizer and water %vre reviewed by a panel of )dlow, large oblong flower. . oi" _- -~ - MI - __11111111111610-6111 uuiOugiuy WiJ;t they rn..-w it. i L _______________ ldgardrJr,gcpert.EightHyacinth BlueJacket, darkiiigeraniums. tinch tops back occasionally to 1._ am - -*. ptiiepiuingoou,isape. Among other plants that ld ll on YIiiwW*ii i I Dear AAK About 18 mouths ago when builders were seeking lots :1 with water and sewage Hres available at the property site they s--Wd probably afford to pay you $4,000 for each of the 'I. lots, construct two homes and sell them for a profit. :,j T, .Today, however, they probably cannot afford to pay you ri% - il % - r ; _~ iM: ~ lc-1) " :.11 , -.~, _g I, %'~Ml .- • - J.*_ I 1 '' . . I %.`_' J -:3 - '% , 'r '", , , I- -_ . -.,- !I ~' .N ," QrJ ..% - " I 'It - t - f v. -- -1 Ir ffl RZF;i;_-_1R.' ,'- . ", of Icould use the funds from the two lots I talked with P CoUple of local real estate brokers and they advise that I UM the property at less than $4,000 for each lot. They tell me that IP Vz 1%% Your Initial step, after annexation, would be to request rezoning by filing an application with the planning and zoning board. The board would conduct a public hearing and submlt Its recommendatien to the City Commission for final action was offered 14,000 each for two lots I own.I refused to sell at / , .. L it gy iiwg I __44 i=!J # IY:-O;%~, , , . - _., , -I ..- _V .," ~X N .a ,,//,/' 1 .__ N~. - ~_ _. - - -, - - ~_ ~~.a L-v . - I - _- . ~~!,Ov ial Mi---, 4 i~ -~_ !~~_____.4-_'_ . - - - . ' . ions and conveniences that .,;~ -~4A,. .:"10_~7,: !A ~__ - 1z. I - - .. - 41 El ck M ~1. . -- —r'uut dG room level and another stair going down to the recreatioli room level. Note the convenience of a guest closet in the foyer. The dining room has sliding glass doors leading the dining deck. The Idt,chen has room for broom closet, double sink, . __ ilGn RM 'i" a __ - M~_ __ ~ _ ~___ - - - -__ — `-n-~_ ~Nvr-! Tdt .f~~_v:_~ Wes, Their dog ken nel is ingenious. K be uided by the labels on Their two dc*s enter Irdo a wJeS wh1c tdl yt*Jwtllth the Inc-e at the d de of their rmtor hxnet which they keep covered II00r3 they am and canroot be with a scmen when the lid is toed on. If you ran't find old, up). insl&, the dogs have ac- then use a aelfpolisWng waix. a" - certrin Lit11you . .=_.. ' 1% Utor: I have been told that if I ask the City of Sanford to annex some property I own which Is currently zoned Industrial that it wil] come into the City at its highest and best ilse SR-IAA. It would seern to me that to come into the City at Its highest an VrO'Jd be with liidutrial wnmng. What about thIB? And, if it should be annexed what would be my first step to get it rezoned industrial agairil . -JRB Dear JRB: *opertyfor zoning purposes, and your property, if annexed Into ,he Clity of Sanford, would be brought in unde,, that zoning. flowerer, the chances are 100 to one that If your property is now zoned industrial by the county that the city's planning and zoning board would recommend that the property, after annexation, woWd be rezoned for industrial - \ Is exempt on your homestead. Five times $7.00 amounts to ,. CONDITION ING AIR Editor: What wfll homestead exemption amount to u,uouarsanu cents dur i ng the 1973-74 tax ear' -DBI Dear ". Since you did not include your address I am not sure 11 you llvewith the dtylimlt*ofSenforc!orriot.Regardle,s,I'lJ give you both figures. Your hom es tead exemption on your county government and school board taxes will amount to $22.71 per $1.00 of asseeaed evaluation. Since your first $5,000 of assessed evaluation on your homestead Is exempt, live ftes $22.71 amounts to $11345. Your homestead .emptfon nu your (11, of Sanford general operating taxes Is 17.00 per $1,000 of assessed M % I 40 CALL 322-6390 & AP wiatii Itid, L'J (iutor iNoae: Doyouhaveaque,uon aboutrealelink, taxes, planning, zoning or anything else which might affect yo ur Lifestyle' Send your inquiry to Editor, Lifestyle 'i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fin 32771 You must slgn'vour Uku,. - -M .- There were hundreds of Om. one a crocus. Here they are: B JUIIANSTFNSTROT FREE 1 By EARL ARONSON - I NCER ' - - Box 4 - '-' .- . Question ? - . - ;_- Other than a baby, that is. . A Singer electr i c urnaca it's a lot of other things, too. Like inoxpOflSiVO to install becauso don't need a flue. Like easy to take care of. also ready for conver i n to Sinner air conditioning anylimo YOU And It's as dependable and -- - -- FXN I , - - -. Ii__ I T ~~ •:-- .----.'--1 Real Estate binaticia home, but provide-s Ured to use t1w bedroom, bath A home owner who uses an cring it.The important thing is oiwsl Cant be dlinbcd in ll almost, but they might ti on every aspect cI a motor and kitchen faciliUes. As Wol. I iiir for ttx first to he certain ciich time that % position. Th e foot of t he \, J th at having a permanent ni4- tune from bu ying and main- tLrs Ix)lltsout, YOU don't need n . time cflen finds it a bit tricky lirking apparattn is in place Ladder must be moved away ckess and the feeling of 'E tairnr It to enjoying it to the two sets of everything. A sleep to handle t- - \. .I Before you can practice this, from t he house If you have a \ TIeWhete, ttil It IS a fullest He also supplies Inter. ala in the main room Of the roots ) and t he ,w have to place the l adder 3)-foot ladder, the hettczn of It Because of Its second home. ing tips un camround house can provide for guests 1 And just thirk of the advan- fact that so much has been said against the house, another should be about five feet fmm A 13-year devotee of a home courtesies. ".and written about the necessity maneuver that is awkward or the house; In other words. an wheels, Richard A. Wolts, -— Wolters' combination house Is tjes of -losing the motor ~ , 1. of careful use to invid an acci- easy, depending-on the manner about one-fourth the height of - __aggests a pleasant, inas safe as any electric appliance the laóier is somewhat in ii1d you go about It. the ladder. This distance ratio -_ - - OLVeS expensivesolution, It dent, an 11-foot height, petiaps at tuls and messy kitchen when J_ -I intimidating. It need not be. ladde-r %~ill re0 --.= In your home. building "a canbination home the garage and utility end unexpected company arriverss. Start by pcoitioning the lad- assures that the be ro perly, It can Then used p stable while someone is main of cm a little piece of land that Give us a call or cmo iii The house could be p1'.ned tiith runs the length the cm the ground at right Ir mould house both the home on house for about a 1(~foot width. for future coriversion to a full handled easily and without dan- der % i;~_-, : ,X!.' Its to the house, with the bot- on it~ 1 14~,O wheels and its owners from Ibis plan mould have a main cottage. Plumbing might be In,- Wr. to keep your baby worm. No W end against the foundation. Safety factors that are 3Dme time to time. Facilities ifl ttit room, a storage closet, a work- aalled kr a future bath in the i'.n extension lackici consls Qa.sp the top rung of the lad. ti mes Iore d are: bei ng Sure i1!t. , matter how old she Is, motor home would supplement room.den, cla#t ft repIwe, t or)I hobby area. A kitchen Might of two sections fitted together der with both hands ancl raLw that the feet of the ladder rest AN, ~ th,mpace in the house. rd,Architectural plans right take over another &ea.Ile sg- so that one part can be moved It to about Shoulder height. on solid gmtmd; moving the ' Q~ . "It could be built in the soli- %ary using ths basic concept, gests heat and air-conditioning. wparatelly to attain the deh'red %w walk towards the nouse, ladder a few feet to one ...tnde Of a cowttryde or it caz he po ints wt.Out door, an eas- In his opinion, In warnur di- tght. Th is movment is ac- diinging th e pcEltIE Of Y" only by moving the top a llttk!, . I fit into the condOrniflum, '' ily maintained deck could Pro- mate, a heat pump combination complished by the use of a rope hands on the rungs as you ft bottom a little, and So on; scheme of real estate dCVelC). ic charm. byS furnace-a i r co nd itioner mi gh t that is attached b the movable move forward. Each (line YOU u- king on areas you can both jobs. The hodse might Such a dwelling could be in. do sectim of the ladder. grab additonal rungs, the kP Of rmch easily withoutdretching; , er who vides sketches of the home espensi vely buiIt, perhaps a & also have a Clothes washer. tie mi* the ladder moves hi&r Into arid staying off the ladder in PWIing down ori - .- __-_----__ -=--.-- -7 - - ESTIMATE his book, -11%inP, On it)oursel!project, but ltthould dryer, small reerera good / , i-nips the iipçr cttInn, which the air. Always beci(nIn that the first place if it IS t1) Wind) '"I' motor - _r ~. - ...~_ plasLt wiUi 01K~ ll,iid li,~r' il ti~ht gril) U11 . . 4--:,- __ &Ug~ i A welk"Ti personality in nrovide for future room hane traveler tni& stash sm- is then lo(:kWToinget L _. ., - I ~ --, ~ I ..,-_11 the knack the next rung of the ladder be. _rpecid & iortUtg circles and aUUX* 0! dnges. A sliding door could , , ____________________________________ __ .- , (Home handymen W,u ILLU five books on dogs and ° rate the garage and main _________________________________________________ val uable assistance in AmIY Garage space should be fig. _ ~ . .I ORD HEA ured an the basis of the Largest I 1 111111`] 1 Ilome Repairs," available by motor home, Wolters insists. --, r7---~-__- --!Iv~ selviing $1 to this newspaper at W had graduated frimp a amall - _._ ___ U V ~ _ -__ .___.-__._1_ __ - ,--- . - _-_, SANFORD Bux ~ Teaneck, N.J. 07ffi6.) rwreatiortal camper to a large 2609 S. SANFORD AVE. A . og -~'i , . I L_ I .. ffyAcr home, wd H seems to be n__ - ~--a mttral progression the f... . ------•-- -. — Practiclh ,le perfect home on wheels, he . C. __., contends But bit by tit one ad.i I Q. - We recently moved Into Q. - My Mghbw and I both I . - --For A Better Tomoffow justs the livability and solves a house which has resilient twd stain from ft ume can . _ _____ - - I'l ,._ _7n;K;~~~ the problems Awnvnm helps 1. . ; in making your Purchase. (Are floor tfle in the kitchen and the fir the w"par : 7-- ~- __ t_~ ~_ ': _____ in Deftiona" __ ~_ --__ ~ ---~ ___ ___11101 _____ - - - - ._ M - __ - __ - - __ .1 ~ ~-~--zr_T . -_~ ~ I i family mom. Although it's an our atties. Mine came out no- . .. .. %~;ill cabinet comers row~Jud -1 jv_;',h.-._.. -` ';J_ .k I—- . old house, the tile is sti.11 in ticeably darker. Is it because ~~ - t~i ,i ----- i '" -a -, -_ ___ - _ . ~~. - __ .- - - ~_ w ~ _he did not mix the stain often 'd v CtNT1cML HEAT tnugh' %5 put dOWfl long after the dose to the stove') Layout -9 From No. I's because dfferWALL TO WALL CARPETING I- -1 V' cornparisons in vehicles might house was built. My wiff,sHys A. -, I _ ;M1111111a - I __ - __ -kinds of woods take stain . she used a ishing wax an the ent 5 , vo' DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL : - f-~: ~ ~ __ ~a_ Owned so that a social group tile floors rn our other ' - _.tff~-~__ . __ house, differently. Another ponible - . ___ - "' - - --i-_ -&W_ __ I _____ ~_ I i,/ CONTINUOUS CLEAN RANGE I -.A,~---~_ - 4... can be combrtaWe? Can the but is afraid to use it here be- factor is that he may have wip- ______ I _ off the excess stain more r -- -__ ,I INCLUDING LOTI pwwo RK cook be part of the scene?) E)i- cause she read that it is bad ed /GARAGE & LAUNDRY ROOM or certain types of tfle. Can 4dcklY than YOu didgineeringerTors v' SLIDING GLASS DOORS swved. (Can you got the eight- ui tell me something alx*it 11.4 . ~/ 6_13CT. FINANCING AVAILABLE (You can get eitheir of Andy 4 __nz ~ 1W foot refrigerator out of the six. this and how I can tell what he lp(tl booklets, "Wood tang's kind Of tile It is? " M" -' o must or foot door )k 01 R ECTION S: Take 14to "to DoltowDegary I ill. .14-4 Flni"rig in the Home" OR ., A 1 IR 4. -911, 7_ 0 a, _* the vehicle built around it? It ""a" M Miles " Delfe" al".* pit the A. - It Is difficult to deter Plunting Repairs, mj shopping plaza ft Normandy Rt Turn 1.1? 1 mile to t happened.) mine the kind of tile that is al wndi.ng 30 cents and a long, ~7 _____,-_1________- ___ Saxon Blvd. Tum kft 106 yards at this Intersection Some solutions are born of ready cemented o a ioor damped, self.addressed a7Vez(Normandy and Saxon) to thi Caibrl W4d11$ __________________ I to Know4b w, P.O. Bn 0, aggravation. 7he Woltarsm a profewtonal would be able to __ - Z _- -904-789-34M IC4 610 N. SAXON, DELTONA .__-_ _.__---.:-4~_._ 4 : t. have anchored noisy s!ove tell you after carefully looking Cington, N.Y. 11743.) 7d -r tmrts with thin copper wire, It over — and In ' 1 7 I 1 : O' even he might have difflailty. built wooden holders for -storfd bodstuffs in plastic con- Have you thought riw--.-_talners, an chored ash trays, (acting and 1L*tng the previous \ \ \ N WhI _L h -tA74---A ur- 02 . - I . / / 4 . pipes and glasm, all in the in- Owners - who may have in. \ . 7 " terest of curbing noise and stalled the tile or, if not, know I Amem -,O— M y.~~. uhat kind ft Is? _w ~1 -t . ude TbE I - ( ,~l \ . J EMU - . ItN e putting cushion covers on bed In any ai,se, your wife is cor. ~ t- -- I I hi -')------ --..E- ------ Quiet and Nice I I •1 3hutIogetterathok cwimodatethdrcithevm that not only env i si on s a corn (Cr homc i that it could he cii and Clean . 1A t) _y Side What's - / API4wsfeatxr*WrIter Pocle in motor hcxn tT1WI s,--. - -. --...-- -,--.-- - -r - _____ -----.-- NIHE , Two _'__- . I ",,- . ____ __ _____ ._r..3-..-.--_vv---,L._ - L Sun6y, Nov.4,1973 — — --"-t-: - -.-v--.-.---- '-_- . - - Put - ___ HOW— I ; -v-. - -. - . - -The Sanford Her&d 2 - - __z. - . the Sanford Herald! ' Th it s arket e Bi Pl ace I a0ft 1 "4 AWN^ so% 8L a— I I I %40 W I I I I g g e s t Homes al F1 Ori a .1 �- - ______ ____ 4,, . 4CThe Sanford Hera'd - Ill .J1UJ VVI11IU9 IUV iviWWy 'a I rvrwnaia U ''dUI.LI' i*::&I. ii umuii ii A The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973-SC Ad Wa'v+ --- NW", _________________ ine SIDE GLANCES - by Gill Fox _________________________________________________________ I FACED WITHADRINKING flCI &A DIAL Winter Park- -- Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 e1L. Seminole 322-2611 - CARNIVAL - --- by Dick Turner F Ueautifvl modern tome cornpletcl lurnhshed,2bedrOOm.2bith.% 2 ____________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? CaH IoU Free. 644 2027 for "We Cere____________ "I4oiIine". Advlt 01 Teens Cailbart Real Estate 21 four ServLe Call3fl __________________________ ____________________ S Lostand Found for Sale ____ 2 Bedroom home and 3 bedroom home. unfurflhlflld, $15 M' Lemon llliifI, 322-6-u3- Want - Ads Great For Bargain ______________________ ___________________ Hunting ____________________ - 11 . THE BORN LOSER Houses (or Sale by Art Sonsom 75 Camper: ____ewcustorn built 3 bedroom, targe - Beautiful Riverfront Peffiaps Alcoholics Anonymc*,s Can Help Phone 123 4517 Write PO. Box 1213 Sanfd, Florida 5 unday ___________________ hlousesfor Sale 41 Houses Rent __________ Unfunished nerala Acreage for sale, $2500 per acre. kitchen, carpet, $2500 down, privat, financIng. 373-I3Q,, Lake -- Near 436 East ____________ .- OSSIE C. BATEMAN Four bedroom. 2. bath, central h& and air, two car garage, fenced yard,wlth lOaS$orted citrus trees. canvenhiflt to shopping area. 139300 BROKER VANothing Down 7676. ________________________________ 10' Open Road Camper. Good condltion Complete. Phone $36 5449 or 372 _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ 76 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories ______ ___________________ ____ ___________________ ______ .4 ___________ 1 AUSTIN DEVELOPMEPIT CORP. _______________________ Autosfor Sale 80 19Th Ford TorIno. 4 door. completely equipped, in perlect COndition stiii under warranty. Assumi 20' Utopia Motor Home. Fully seH contained. A 1 conditIon. Low QRE OP,MI... 3 bedroom, I' or fio baths, all bi',ck. From 123,400. 20th Street to Lc,cust, turn left to lltti St., right on Valencla Court North, Model O*fl 1-6 pm, dilly. On 'te ptone 323 7010, ready to move? Sell _______________________ ItemSQiilCkly With aCliS5ifisj Idi your attic, garage or basementi - - Travel_Trailers you. 372-1261. '6$ DODGE POLARA. Loaded Nothing down, take over, call dealer. 323-62)2. _____________________________ 'si CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT. 4 speed Nothing down, take over. Call dealer 3236230. -_____________________________ LAKE MARY -Country living at iii I $2 Volt AutO Batterie,$l1.95 best, keep a hors, on this 2001200' Male poodle, dirty white. lt from 1964 Dodge Dart, automatic, radio, REELS BODY SHOP • _________________________ lot, Ilvi excitingly in this 1,000 sq. 1104 MagnOlia Avi., collar green beater, excellent tires. Just 1550, 33 Houses RentFurfliShed 1109 Sanford Avenue ' CHARMING, LARGE OLDER ft. home, with 4 large bedrooms,) - - -- .---_rhinestones. REWARD. 323-713( -________________________ SHELLEY USED CAPS, 10$ _________________ ' 1 -HOME, S bedrooms, 4 baths, baths, and Frpncr Ave fl).794I 10*20' _____________________________ _______________________________________ H( C 3 tedroorn hOuSe for rent Ask for Want Ads panled dining room, central heat family room, with a masSii brick 19 _________________________________ ___________ Trucks and Trailers _____________________________ I MotoisHotels '11 Renault and air, with hardwood flooi'i, rcpiic covering one complete ____________________ . JOHN SAULS AGENCY ________________________ _______________________________ RunsGood.$375 Payton fireplaces. Ofl corner Feed 67-A 1 thru Slime, ........31c a line DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER. 20 will, Enloy a 40120' Swimming 42 211 N. Oak, Sanford Mobile Homes Ph. $31 (III 54 Garage. Rummage SANFORD CT. MOTEL 50 Sell contained. Nothing down, Miscellaneous Pool that is Professionally land. _______________________________ ______________________________ 25 tImes ealty, 322.130) 2Sca line 327 717idiy, 373 CisSeve. FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES Sales take over. Call dealer 3236230. scaped. Great for the family WtO NEW DOUBLEWIDE, $9,993. Fully - For Sale 25 times ..... 22c a lir!e Newly renovated. Cliii A rating. 2410 Hiawatha Ave. at 17.92 BROKE P _____________________________ _____________________________ 1(67 Chevy It, standard Iran JIM DANDY FEEDS ASSOCIATE _____________________________ for sale or lease. call us loves tO entertain Call nowt Family units. fficlency & over c.rpeted, 2 BR, 2 full baths, many 5ml55, 6 cyl., 6150. 327-7269. Carport Sal, Buy direct from boxcar at wcIeaIe 1N9 El Cami, (%I7SMII4IMUM CHARGE) 171.950. Mognavoxentertainmrntunit (color nites. Low weekly rates. 372-3.403. 2 bedroom, partly furniShed or Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI 3 new 3 bdroom, 2 bath homes options. ISO6SummerlinAve. prices.JollyCharlieguarifltee$1'l extraclean,Iowmile.ge. 3 Lines Minimum Tv),Mediterranean,)yrsoldPfl. Building includes 3 attractive unlurnls.hd. Fenced back yard rnyrAtras.GoodIocation,sp, MUST SELL. Make offer. $961 GREGORYMOBILEHOPVES 10am.lp.m.Sat.&Sun. writing lowest prices. in Fla. Ph 322(157. _____________________________ . _____________________ ____________________________ 323 5326. ___________________________ ________________________ SEMINOLE PLAZA ARIA- I Chlldrtn and pts O.K. $145 mo .gts. Will make n'ce residence Irlierest, $29,000. 327-2267. a ________________________ Bnnevile Station Wagon. 327 _________________________ )QFrench Ave. 3(03 Orlando Dr . C,ormly'S. E. £6 past Beardall at beautiful home. See my lovely with good rental income, $21,500First & last plus security deposit. 3930. out 9 1*63 Inr'nationaI Scout. 4 w?leel Good Thingsto Eat 323 1200 traci. 323.&.00 ?,'onogram wall furnace, used 1 let a classified ad help you clean R Le' oneol ourirlendly PrIvacy yard. enjoy my I ad visors help Wlllshowhous.e Nov. 3rd 64th, 136 your attic, garage or basementt -- -- - - • --- year, complete with factory drum _______________________ drive $500 Ph. 373 77*6 after 4 The Lunger Your Ad Runs . ____________________________ _____________________________ P.'r.Ote Home Bank Repossessions ',u word your classified ad. Call bedrooms, and 2 baths, lovely '71 Pinto, automatic transsnissc,n, Garrison Dr., Santord. Sat. 6 Sun, only, old patch green pm. & blockS, $123. 6' 8-ar with dec 321 7611 or $31 9993 Double Carport Sale: Fri., Sat., The Less It Costs Per Line IS tO chOOse from, (3) 7) 6 factory air. P614. vinyl top. extra _, drapes and carpeting, Park your 68 Wanted to Buy beans. $2.50 bit. New pitch. si tricily, 110. Perfection space 7 bedroom house, adutts. no pets. Sun,, Furniture, Radios, Clothing Deal.' . -_____ '-cars In my2car garage. Come live sharp. 322164.5 after 5 p.m. Per Day bu.Starting Mnnd4y-PutpIC hull treater 1.40 323 4*35 ilSOmo. plus Security deposit. Ph and Misceltaneous Items 146 CAS'I 372 4137 GENEVA with me. move right in, _______________________________ ___________ Autos for Sale 500 _______________________________ , 5) " b Can Farms. Lake fl -irrn, front kl(hcn, 1? ' . 23 C'.t Fzrtr A'.e iri 14? Burr A-.' lArd frjrrrdurn, aPPI..r ' - ' r in U b:ift b a 11 f'.j( iL 1' - - Brand Hew t.edroom, 1 baths, on $0 acres, ir, 12t50 (all 312-129' between Country Club Heights. 373 $157 Rated For Consecutive toolS, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. M Buick Ranch Wagon, all power, ALTAMONTE AREA-TREES, NOLEN FAMILY' after 6,00 p.m. Spauih and Mediterranean sets ______________________________ 613.000. By OWfltf. 34,S51S Realty. )fl 1301 2 Bedroom furnished house for rent. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. 4) TREES. TREES, rustic country good transportation, MuSt see. Insertions-No Change -_____________ with Intricate Spanish designs, e at It 9' $123 per month. Call 323-5200. " buyer for used article,, fur 645.4101 after 6. 7642 Brookside loCation, brand new 4 bedroom, CAMPERS Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity. (an heavy cast handles and hand . ---------------------------------, lWinn*b3do .. Ill DOd IS ''"°I J JIUUUL a. ivsarine piani, 1 bath hor-e. with a government inspected, 79c ______________________________ _________________________ One bedroom furn. apt. adults, no rubbid fInish. 4 piece set Includes. riture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. family room, and deco, you will 17.60', new '73 Crescent Mot,ile ____________________________ p.nd. 3226132. Equipment dresSer, mirror, chest 322 6912. _____________ bed, $99 "Don't watt for us, Kate. Pa - ---- - ---really love, 2 car garage. Good __________ * *AMC . JEEPS* * caSh or terms. United Freight 323 $202. Home, on $0' x 112' sodded arid times I think they've got my bran bugged!" 7541 S French Ave. pe'manent mortgage terms-ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ___________________________ _____________________________ SPECIAL and locked himseII in the bathroom!" Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Want Ad landscaped lot (You buy ti* lou, 1) _______________________________ Days 322 7)11 instructions 543 000 For, the best buy in Americin Top prices paid, used, any condition _____ complete with central air and Orlando. _____________________________ __________________________ I 34 Winter Park. Mobile Homes Rent Motors, and Jeep vehices. See: Cabin Sportcraft-69. t C'Thbv Department Hours Three bedroom, I bath. carpeted, 32 Houses Rent Realty PIANO LESSONS Forrest Greene, Inc. $8 cord or Male Help Wanted DON BALES Help Wanted hp, Marc. 1-0. Depth finder-CO. I 19 Female HelD Wanhd carport, utility and driveway. Firewood for sale by the central t-.ect, kItchen equipped, 30.5313 Cbord Cours' ______________________________ W 5:3p.rn. 7 Bedroom mohile home avaltable F4rr' Wester, 32 1)79 I4 H1.n41MileWestef Sairs hel, prefer experience in aturdays& holidays 501 S frencn Ave., 327 !2 aui_3272(39 at Terra Alta Subdivision, U.S. 17 I,r', , -.. pc m, on nlg.q balance on story 7 bedroom frame house 615 7333 WE TAKE TRADES Twu Color TV's and Stereos; also aumOtive or a)piiance Sales. '.'........ ""v' __ us' beverages, no pets. 9a.m. .l2Noon .r.s. ________________________ 92,2 mile, north DsBar to buy andselluoid or siive of Bookkeeper townhscs, West 25th Si. at 1ill -- -. 1954 Chrysler mperial. 3fl-W .i',v,itiii july 5y,v, 301 W. isi 5. ROB5ONMARI'lE Camp Seminole, 322-4170 Tr.ives .ger.cios contact us first. We also buy bulk Deadllne-17 Noon A., Case 4,_I) . . )4t. KULP REALTY U "JJ'!) VI. fli) iwii, J-UOCi ___________________________ "i' W000 ALIAMONTE SPPIPi'35 Full charge bookkeeper fur active 7*27 Hwy. '1 NW7O SpecIal this week only, 60.12, 2 silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN _______________________________ Day 3etore Publication Reattor 04' Service Station Attendant, no ax. U790 . floors, cIty uiilitie' plus. a smal rca' estate office. Call 621-0135 for 24 Business Opportunities 372 5961 FLYING CARPET TOURS. 'lC . bedroom. carpet, shutters, many ______________________ cENTER, 109 W 1st. 37343.32. SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS , 35 perlence necessary. Apply In per. i W, 1st si. apa-ain = Mobile Home Lots rege apartment. Only 515.0(x) appolnment. Airline ticketi. Cruise and Touvi exti as. $4995. Place Homes North, Western Wear, Save at the Old I HOMES and APIS. for f 7% % INTEREST son to Sanford Sunoco ServIce, II i-or Rent at official rates.. Hwy. 17.92 Lake Kathryn Plt"URES save time. come btDwSe 1100 mo. Call 423.1461. ,IOME Corral Western Shop, 1792, I mile 56 and West 46. Sanford. COUNTY -FIRST TIME AD. Campinç Equipment Middle Aged Lady to live in. t'r"r rn 2 bath beauty Lirge tryt 11 (Hwy 4361. (31.3713. Antiques Estates, 7 ml North of Hwy. 436, through icturv's of our homes RENTALS--broker -9 to 1. COIN LAUNDRY--COIN s at De-Bary. I VERTISED, Hew Tralt;r lot for rent c,vi c4i-i..il. I)) cIt bedroom, 2 Companion for elderly lady. Light .in; trees, fenced back yard fr 8)4 7770 I *c-erenced Only, grader operators .1 Cu ft. gos electric refrigerator, St Johns River near Mullet Lake bath n country Setting near St Housekeeping. Own trankddi,s. and the dog Call Birbir. iavine Gardens State Park Combination Zenith b & TV, Nice 1. 3 & 4 bedroom houses for THIS charming older 3 Apply in person to Whitaker SEE '. new condition, eye level gas oven DRY CLEANERS RIver. $21,900, Hat enclosed Park. Older couple preferred. 727 sportation. Call 322737$. WEKIVA ?.cLean, ASsoc record player and radio, two gas Palatka. Fla. ri'it. bedroom in choIce location amosio Paving, Sanford Airport, BuIlding Campir1gP'isorts '4 -'4 garage, clIm?o control, carpet, 5. folding rubber mattress. At! for 5157 after 3. New "Norge" equipped COin laundry Antiq Sale I Show h,'aters 377 5440 ?wertr77 oaks. $32,100. 100. between ':30 and !:3 SECRETARIES ttailer, fl'I-20a1 etc. Nice located at E. 25th St. arid . 7 large lots on Wekiva Park Drive 2 SANFORD Sponsored by Putman County Ph, 322 1615. Do your camping and canoeing at Need extra cash for the holidays? Palmetto. Low down payment, small lots on canal. 73 ft. Into Historical Society, November 2. 3. TIME AD CITY-FIRST 41 SEE THIS Impressive 4 bedroom In Maitland Flea Housesfor Sale * * Camp Siininote. No alcoholic We have temporary assignments ALL THE HOME easy to qualify. For information: Wekiva RIver. Owner Phone 322. 5.4. l.(p.m.7ndl. 3rd and l-ip.m. CuStodian 58 Bicycles wanted. Apply at brand new Enter3 VERTISED-Two Realty, 272-1301 -'-----gardenlike setting, cnoice beverogeS. 372-4470. and 155 for you. Start newt NO 1941 Hwy $7 97. Open Sat & Sun 95 Call Geo. Caftelo, In Winter Park, The SANFORD CLOSE IN 4th. prise School, 211 Main St. Enbedroom, 2 bath homes. with 2610 lIla vatha Ave. at 17-92 location. i.39,0o. _____________________ ____________________________ FEE. YOU COULD Call 33 NT at (303) 644 $771. or write to Mlls Schwinn 70" boy's bicycle, like new terprise. _____________________ clirnatecontrol,eticiosedattactied BEST VALUES NORRALL TEMPORARY IS Male Help Wanted Pearson Corporation $923 Carrier Brand new 3 bedroom, , bath, conditIon, 3222642. Mon.Frl. 5:30 garage, carpet, some kitchen Large lamily? Hero IS a large 13 Lots and Acreage Ford Vi engine, 390 Cu- In. and biggest little worker OBSERVE all our lower priced Campers PH 641-Sill $ Tneanswer to "What to dowius your St. North St. Pete., FIa. 337)4. kitchen equipped. Lease. Avails Convenient and charmir.g, Rist beauty. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, to -_________________ lots of extras. equipment and automatic transmission homes like ROOFERS. Experienced in built up our specIal 2 bedroom WinterParli, Travel Trailers ble Nov. 1. 322-77(0. bedroom old Car." Sell it with a Classified 221ILieRd. completIng 4 new 3 20.40' pool, 24*'6' family room OycrsltCd building sIte, with trees. $21,500. Will be ready soon. roofing. Also - ROOFERS Aluminum Intak, manifold for 327 among the pines, Only $21,500. SELF SERVICE COIN-OPE RATED Ad. arid homes with you ever saw Total privacy, excellent Schools -. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Close to Zayre Plaza. Zoned RI. Chevy engine, $20. Pontoon apHELPERS. Good viages, apply Waitre,s for counter arid Snack Bar, KWIK KAR WASH available San beOroom, kitchen equipped, 1 2 carpeting. Located on a quiet Sprinklers and host Of Call Other e. 15,000-less for cash. 322-2420 AnytIme prox, size 9xl2. 1)95. 323 n person to BID Roofing Corn CALL OR DROP 3. days a week, hi's. S to 4. IN AND SEE 36U, Ex ford surrOunding child $170 mo. $100 deposit. Ph. Very Used car mechanic, excellent pay All sizes. and models, 10 speeds, S _____________________________ WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL tras. South of Sanford in nice area street with lake breezes. Walk to _________________________ GEO. WILLMER ASOC. SALE pany, 31 Semlnola Blvd., cellent pay. Located In -age 10* investment, 13 pci. financing. 327 7911. and working conditions, Working speeds, arid standard bikes. now "Sanford's Sales Leader" shopping and schools. Low down 143.900, You Should see 131-6900 Volley ball net, fishing waders, thist Call REALTOR CMsefbrry. Terminal Building at Sanford An investment for those wtro knov4edgC of all domestic and Hall Realty _______________________ available Firestone Store. Call Ofl 19fl minI-home two 1973 minIVourMultiple LIsting Agency _____________________________ payment. Only $77,500 to $34,210. Recorder (Sony 1C200); lawn Lillian Campbell, Assoc. Airport. 729 Cherokee Cli. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, (.Lt!t1! irr'port cars. Apply in person, Jacx MUST SUCCEED md one that 1L1L1L ..iiL(L Lf4Lt'(L1k' t. homes. Save plenty on these4 LocaIandPlationalMLS 61. mower, self propelled; life ._.!?202 WHOA. Don't throw away uSeful Idle 16 drapes,clean.Lease,Qepersit,$140 lncomeand ll provide years of StCêdy in Realtor 323-57)4 Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen specials See them io*. New REALTOI4 __________________________ 2563 Park Dr. Nurses Aides, Kitchen help, part preservers, new, and large .iems Sell them quickly w?h a Fern Park me. 134434$. ____ Hwy. 436 & 17-92 come. Call collect, 904 7257162. 3219 S. 17-92. CLIFF JORDAN COMMERCIAL ZONING Investment Property World Travel, Hwy. 17.92, time and full time. Apply footlocker. cheap. Call LtttL Herald Went Ad by calling 372. 59 Musical Merchandise Lovely bedroom, I". bath. FHA, .Longwood. $349421. (31*222 REALTC.R I. ST. JOHN'S Seminole Lodge Nursing Home 300 AMOA DISTRIBUTORSHIP 2611 and asking for a friendly New dupiex, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, ____________________________ Freight hwdlers wanted. Starting low down, or assume and move Vacant, on Country Club Drive, in 5,000 sq. ft. income producin Ave., Sanford. AdviSor. Sanford. B4y Out-of town owner AVAILABLE kItchen REALTY CO. IN YOUR AREA equipped. wage- 43.13 per hr. Applications $175 month. - right in. Holland Realty, Broker. Gibton S. G. electric guitar. Corn propetiy, 164 ft. U.S. 17-93, 259 ft. 51 Household Goods offer. ASking 17.900 Call $30 00. Preliminary survey indicates Security one years lease. JOHNNY WALKER being taken. Mutt be ii or over. Make lots your closets. Owner, 323 7025 eves. 3236610 piete with amplifier and case. In deep. Call Bob Leigh, DON PAGE Peg. Brokers Workirs apply In person to many locations ivaiIabl3 for Apply after 7, Montgomery Ward Sell No-Longer Needed Items with EVEREST REALTY, INC., excellentcondition.t32Scash. Call AGENCY, DeLANO, 7349412. Sanford,FIa. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE REALTY Wood Products. 12(1 AMOA machine-s. Minmum in a Classified Ad. Realtor, 1601 5. 17-93, Maitland, I . $th 5. PersImmon, Sanford •' Dys3flölfl COMMERCIAL BUILD!NG buy sell-trade Ch.&lfl St. Lonqwood. Fia. ________________________ . (1 M. UNSWORTH REALTY If you have an eye for real va, vestment $3300 cash. AMOA 62$ 0601. 377 4*57. After 3,3227)11 Nights 377 5124. 321 7332 311-315 E. First St., 372.5672 AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE 100' frontage on Hwy. 1)97 In -________________________ th. classified ads ____________________________ secures all locations. if you tNin' you'll 1972 Hammond Organ. Excellent 3W First ----SIASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn Sanford. 3 stores on first floor Grill cook, experienced preferred, regularly. Complete roofing & house painting, condition. Priced reasonable. Call you can meet our 4ualificaIIons 73 4041 or 373 0517 extra money for gifts as an AVC.14 rented. UpStairs . 2 evening hours. Apply In person, 73 yrs. experience. Ph. 373 $743 6616396 after 1. for full or part time, write A.MOA, representative in your spare time, bedroom apartment. Gross 1 apartments, lnwoiid fram. house. Tasly World Restaurant, I-I and Brand new 2 or 3 bdroom __________________________ GUARDS 1633 TuIly Circle, Suite 102, day or flight. Call &4.4-]0'9. 116.500. Terms available. Call 323. rentals approximately $7,700 per !&2 ThIrtoni .1jiriflmeitc SR 46 townhouses.. Choice locatlonl No Atlanta, Georgla 30379, or call 404 year. Owner •nxiou%. Call 1)) 61 7943 after Building Materials car needed for uopping, 633 6735. ASSUME Start Making 20 Male-Female 5h00 ____________________________ (:elltrlIl or churche,, Wall to wail shag P4 FoiS1ie R On deluxe Necchi zig 3 needle IACTORY HELP - needed for 1;?. MEN OR WOMEN If, you incarpeting. Disawather, disposal, Help Wanted Reasonable sO Miscellaneous IAW1l(I (:114b!afls,.sE? posit,buiIt tnbuttonhotemak,r Money and 2nd and 3rd shIft. $2.50 per terested in earning 51.000 per range and central heat.air. Roberts & Gilman ( with designs. Pay 131.30 or 6 hour to start, 1k raise in 30 days. For Sale month, part time with only 13.300 furry I There's only 1 ci eacti 372 handin. hand As you go (aqwi.s I)rujwc paymena of 17 per month. See at ________________________ REAL ESTATE SALES Regular raises thereatter, f"ii4 1 to inve-it, fully returrable. call $611. tomorro,. SOFA ANDCIIAIR CLOSE OUT (7) through life, Sanford Sewing Center, 301 E. 62 holidays aid vacationS. Must be Lawnand Garden Th a, COLLECT Mr. Crow (711) 2(3 f7(7jj() o tti ln. Realtors LOngWOOd sets with solid hardwood frames, Roberts IGilman, Central Florida's ' or IIuh'uuy f.st St., Dowr.town. __________________ able to handle (0 lb. bags. Apply SANFCRD remember that 5001. W v* uar Ioi all sMis. Ml tem. Leder, has 1 opning in their complete set Mt $.S0. Cash or ftn. M'$ in person. PremIx Marbteli?e * 'tai OfiIyi II KACTUSKORRAL 215$ Sarford Serve Classified Advertising LAKE MARY AREA Directory of Experts L(/litfIJ)('(f Fjf('/j(1fj.i 'erms (First come, first Served) Console sewing machine, like new. I.J i'jve f'O Seminole County (Longwood. NO QuALIFYING *'sii 'ran y I? Manufacturing Co. Junction H.vy. Ave. Next to Horse I Rider. _________________________ lo bi' usedlhrs.. wsIl always be there i .urns 29 Paid 521$. Sacrifice for .a.c Rooms for Rent on %elc'ction of fabrics, vinyls and Sanford Branch) office. You'll be 434 and 419. Winter Springs. IMMEDIATE Cactus, pottery & special plarttsl BARGAIN HUNTER. 1150. Also have Duatherm oil _____________________________ colors. United Freight Sales, 3350 5upported by extensive adto serve you Electronic Equpment Lawn Service heater, good condition, $30. Ph, l your. hlr,,i 1 POSSESSION s. orange Ave., Orlando. vertisIng, and managerial ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES Owner transferred, make offer on hit? iTl0rrQ*' 322 7567. COCA COLA BIDAlRcOriOlTlOplitiG 64 Special monthly rales Contact: Equipment for Rent assistance, Experience it real Shrubs, lr,mrnevi & shaped Flower 3 Bedrc.om home With large fCe-d Jepair Iviti brIç DO2I this established 3 bedroom, SINGER SEWING MACHINE.,, Delivery salesmen needed for and heating service _________________________ estate not essenti,i, license lot, cIty water and sewer. Kitchen beds cleaned 1 edged to perV*I? Ciih.$itICitjO) !.'!" carpeted and CondItioned 1973 zigzag models, some still in Queen size Sealy pottupedic mat- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet delivery of projcts to local retail Ptr.S)09217 530-9202 South Seminole TV Service, new & necessary. Call Larry Saxon, equipped, - Priced to ACPIVU$.kd*VI (AM 1PM fection. Specialist. Mowing by CAVALiER MOTOR INN 6. sprIngs with exclusive home, paneled family ron arid cartons No attachments needed Shampooer for only $1 per used TV5. Hwy. 436, Altarnonte g'ocets. 4iiwr tjn the lub ivaining, REALTOR, request only. Free estimate. 173 Etistrict igies WM. J BURNS excettent earnings •n aa 32005. U S.)7.9. Sanford Manager, 530.5300. 1041. tgage, pay only $170 monthly. tIreEc, pies l4uiIywd tram, _____________________________ OnIV estimate, call Carl Harris, l patterns, ., ss,, . .. vencemetst opportunity. S day INrL DeTVcTvE AGENCY Phyllis Ca.ponI, A55oC. New $779.95. sell 1125,3737433. SEARS in S,erford. 3721771. WHOA Oon'i throwawayuseful idle United Frs'ght Sates, 3,550 S. MOWING, EDGI'IIG fllE. -53 St (It tLrvl) NYC Guest tome Week. Benif Its include, group TOP WAGES PAID (7 T1ni, items. Se-li them Quickly with a ,F$HItILI & TRIMMING Pets and Supplies Orange 1116 Park Ave. Ave., CLIFF JORDAN rIando. Mon-Fri., insurance, annual vacation, and For green bean griders, Sanford French Provincial hutch wUb 65 1*3 lJamaic, Avjq CLIFF JORDAN 322-2611 or Herald Want Ad by callin'j 371 (to 9, CALL 227134 G.r.11.men Preferred Sat. 9,05. retirement. Must be 21, and have 1 120 Florida Avenue _________________ area, alternoon and ev,ning. jitnaic.. N#w Y*. Rcom 113 matching taoles., Zenith color TV, C.CPShurids:AKC miniature, black Florida Alummum ________________________ REALTOR ___________________________ 2611, and ask.rrg for a frienril, '(ENS MOWING SERVICE -13)1722 ______________________ I ..1 tQUaI Oppcu'tvrs t EmCioy,q M F safe driving record. Physical REALTOR Right oIl 1-4 exit. Hwy. 46. Ph 372 _______________________________________ $315272 Ph. 323-4347 eve. & weekends, 831-9993 $. tan, alto red, sire 7 ihs, wor. ______________________ ________________ ________________ Acre.i,'e. Lls arid Lai's ciam required Personal rn 2031 30 med, shots US Animal haven Pat.o coers, carports, Screened Ap?rtmcrsts Rent F: ciii 373 $015 ______ '* Sanfoid Auction * 1btoom wood frame home, large 'ervew, (a m. to 5 p.m. Appi, to fa,green&ite.Tradtonal Groomng 8. Boarding Kennels porches, pool enclosuret & _______________________________ P,(,It,re kitchen Pietp Glass- Minors Unfurnished Jim Hunt Realty oak Shade trees. 7 adlacent lots for Best off er. 373-2991. __________________ Orlando Cocoa Cola Bottling Co. 327 5752, PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY ____________________________ repars. 25 pcI, off reg, prIce, 373_____________________________________________ Wanted PetCare sale. ________________________________ 2900 Marcy Drive, Orlando. DON'T rail _______________________ ___________________________ MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV5, 045S SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO. $31 4(49 Park Dr. 372711$ 2521 Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wai API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY DOG HOUSES Miscellaneous, New and used 52 2loMagnolia Ave. Appliances Afterhours: c.arpeling, drapes, central beat REALTOR Dog training In your home. All' Ex?ranicebrlck3bedrm., 1'xbafh, EMPLOYER New,Iarge&smail Experienced seafood cook. CLOWN furniture and appliances.. Plu's 37744fl -______________________________ 322064$ 3223991 3229714 air. Fully equipped kitben Breed Dog TraIning Academy. Elem. school. near 2003AdamsAye. nJlraditiol;iaI Apply in person RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, _________________________ special Sales - Ajpfionces Call for free evaluation $31fl70 with dishwasher, rail Mrs. Yard Man-Must have or be able to Letotiofovrfriendlyadvisci-shetp 372- 57(1 Washers and AROUND By owner- 2 bedroom, 1 bath in '"1 Dryers. Free to good home. Female uiitrty .tlJ-4632. get a thautfeurs llcne-. Zion Lemon biwii. U- S' - t_' w yo word Our classified ad. Call 'vARRANTY. Free Delivery, Poo' TahI. t*kin. ufl tun much DeBary. porch, "AUCJIUf1etzfiIIy.)ttViCe. Large enclosed schnoodle.lOmos.eld.Ptions3l3. A&RAPrLuAreCEPA. .', pay, many tring, benefits inf .7111011 Ci' 5JIY'fl WHIT [SlOE APPLIANCES. 644One bedroom, carpeted, air, kltthen SANFORD HERALD room? A Classified Ad willfind it a BUY living room, kitchen, carpet. All make's service THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE Cluding litth and accident ifl. 10 Acm with I mobile home,, 1541, equipped, $105. 722-7A& _________________________________ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE buyer. utility room, wall to wall ___Ph. 530-1731 s.urance. vacation pay, hoidaj, DISTR IBUTORSHIP 3rd mobil• ndw rented, space for Poodles, Terriers, Spaniels, master peting, heat, air con., low 70's, ?h. SELL and profit sharing. Call Gregcry h*me, Palatka, Fia. 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Double garage, GENEVA GARDEN Freezers Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or all breeds grooming. Tiny toy Stud F'll Iii GE Appliances. CrOOming - PtOf esionaI with 1oxe AVAILABLE 661-IsiS after $ p ni. Friday. OIL H EAT ER CLEAN! HG Lumber, 3230300. APARTMENTS central heat & aIr, walito.wall carpets _______________ ______________ special sales out Of anything Of service. 373.4(14. Sanford Electric Company IN Animal Hae. & Many to choose horn LL RALPH D'ck•s 1503W. 25th 5?. BLAIR AGENCY j ___________________________ GE. range & self-cleaning OWNER-New Kingsberry 3 value. Hwy. 17-92 (behind Win 2527 Park Drive. 377 1517 Crcnmittg and Roard.rr9 377 575: Appliance Sales 5. Service, 2617 S 373 395,4 I bedrooms, 2 baths. (Mp'?tirvJ 1, Adorable Black Puppies C C Blair Broker I chester Mobile Homes bedroom, 7 bath, Central heat and 19 oven, dishwasher, disposal. _______________ Female Help Wanted TRADE ren.h Aye-., Sanford, 372 7656 d4'apes Pool ki'crien eQuipped Freeto good home A. .1. PennirgtonAsic ":..,. GENEVA Have your heater Serviced Irir Sanford, Fla ar, Range. dishwasher, disposal, 37312-40 P. Attic Ph.3fl.$313 ___________________________ children accepted. Call 323 20). Home 2737710 Plumbing '(ENMORE----WASHER, parts, winter. Call Geneva Htg. & Ar AccOuntanf.Boøkk,,p,r 1300 up. _________________________ -u fully carpeted. Lot 141 Z 65'. VA ______________________________ Cd FUlly.SOddd lots, well.landscaped service', used machines. Corio Service- 323 5.431 aep.ndlng on experience, An. and Conventional Hagan Insulation, SANFORD Ph. GOOD USED FURNITURE AT Area Include-s. Giniva, Lake liar Basset Hound, AKC. male, 1 yr. old. BARGAIN PRICES 3 Pc. Sec. high & dry. Extra large inside utility D B. PUCKER PLUMBING. Inc 322.2611 MOONEY APPLIANCES, HEATING derson Employment ServIce. 1,30, & 31 Apartments Rent 460. AIR ney, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake CON BALL REALTY loves children, Must sell. Ph. 322. IIonuls -a-u tional with 7 new Repairs. Remodeling, hot wa'ec end tables and 0697. 0166. area, DITIOPIING 2d)9 Sarilord Ayecentrally Park. heated a. air con 6.460. __________________________ Furnished ________________________ cocktail tables, lamp. $99 corn tankS, bath adijtiont. dep,ndab:e Home Improvements • :.________________________ 3226390 817 W. 1st St. dltloned. Colonial, SpanIsh, Medl. CORBETT service. Free estimates. 3239400 3 Beds complete from 530 i bUl in Wanted: RNs and LPP4s. A,, aeo:; r.,- 'business now grossing $60 pet week. IlflEt)ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY ' "" CGThx'iipurory. ProvincIal oven and by..). BrallOyiharn 3225641 top, your choice, Person, Sanford Nursing and SiSseth PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARE E'cellent potential for quick gain UeautyCare ' DRYWALL-SPRAY ING RI AL EST'ATE, architectural slyles. V 175 each. 2 Double bl sinks, Convalescent DECORATORS Center, 950 KULP Buitder-eveloper r. fl,3415 -_ 2545 Pork DrIve-., 377 2161 with an aggressive sample and Pressure Cleaning e' REALTOR ________________________ (bOth & PAINTING chipped), your ctioice, Mellonvilie Ave., Sanford. A financIng plan is available to r'w Sanford I 109W 1st St sales program. UStop Urn TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 7 b*droom lurnl%hid apartment. !" llleach, TeraAltaMobileplcmes Calrnlerriecs,AKC, l0wks,shots, (;e our home a bath 372 fl3S Hormeriy llarriett's Beauty Nook) hjme buyers at Sarra, Mortgage S Baby Sitter in my home 3 pm, to 7 Subdivision, (3. 5. 1797, Actul's only $130 mo. Utilities wormed, $75 each, CatI miidc-w, protect paint. Pressur mile, Ph 372 1335 It take, two Pours to run SI9E Pine, 327 374.7 a m O,yn Iranboo,lat'on 37) 1421 furnished Call 3230110. cean walls, patios. roots, free es? ___________ ____________ cr372 V97 ,ears with this plan. Interest rate I • panting, by hour or by 7154717. ____________________________ Impac Spra Klein 3720397 ee INTERESTED? Two bdroom, furnished apt. aur Beautiful Siamese kittens, $15. 2 BUY TODAY, MOVE IN TOMORROWi p-ct. on a90 pd. loan or 77,,, pci. on an __________________________________ contract. 3fll$S5. _____________________________ 3bedroom, 7 oidhome Walk to story, 3 bedrooms, 1", baths Every Friday night 730 p.i. If you _________________________ Call 322-2611 ti,, shingles tacked on by square only. $160 month. 323-5134 pe mates, 1 female. Ph. Lake Mary p.' I ln, schools, shopping, churches have things to sell or consign, call GE FIlter flow washer, 10 lb. Spanish- For real living on told BULLDOZER WORK Painting-interior & exteror, or by hand. LiCenWd & 4620 after 3 o nt. th LOCATED OH SANFORn AVENUE 323 1569, capacity, excellent condition, 130. paneled Owner will sign over mtg. What' nights, a 23 ft. Vermillion Stan 5367020. winter Help wanted mile of female. F. Clearing lots our Sptcial'y 313 lilt repairs., roofs putted, free hones? injured )flJl31, 322 1112. SOUTH OF AIRPORT dLVD. from loan fIreace, large have $1,300? Get a You don'l family room with perience necessary. Ftberg.aas Two bedroom dual,. Iurnith.,I - aferp,m experienced estimates. 373-0794 ,J FaWflPu9LAKC,rCg. vas.,rr,on l (SQiftA ______________ formal dining room, i pi uiit )• apartment, 4220 Orlando Drive -______________ A.A.A. AUCTION '*' rre Christmas Sale on floor mood (iVY atier 3,30 _________________________________________ 323 * + ---------lots. carpets, all this * HILLSIDE 3 BEDROOM Veu,m C!eners located on 2 .WOilrOfl% company, vacations and holidays Sanford. ____________________ Ceramics Whirlpool ApplIances. Come in. rioreonly $35,900. Some 19ON. Hwy. 17-92 Custom l and Work. Free Estim*paid. Good starting wage, many te 37) ECRETARY * see them. Big Savings. Geneva Furnished one bedroom duple.. ,'iPBY VACUUMCLEAIIER -_ Longwood ecloo&Ing JACKSON'S CERAMICS. suppli of big IrKs.. terms or refinance Hones 0099. .1. i advantages.. Contact Startine _' Heating & Air Conditioning Secv 66 adults, no pets, 322-3610 4 Qrl authorized sales I seryce ri' Homes In are well main , C'oed ALTAMONIE SPRINGS kiln deaIe' 105 Thursday -e&..,.._ A........_. w' r. ''i Enterprises Inc., B'dg. 131, 'I, _________________________________ nice saociie horse. Gelding Custom made screen rooms. car 3TtIT1Pt?I MYL'flCY .xnford Open 9 3. Mon Fr, , Sat tamed You can be proud to tell STORt & Sunday 322 7921. Sanford Airport, S to 4:30 SAN MO PARKS, I 2-3 Oe-Jroorn Icrit anui let camping Gentle but spirited. $300. Ph. 377 portS Top workmanship p4ople 9 1 107 W 77th St. PIt. 323 St3.J where you live. Entertain SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP. 1+ Trailers & Apis. 2 Adult parks, 7 p.m. 333041). equApmenl, boat arid motor and Gasdryer, Hamilton, IF YOU 3991 372-0921. H&ACERAMICS LEACH ALUMINUM F PEE Home Demonstration formally or informally. Dining MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Family parks 3515 Hwy 17.97, tikeriewti00. -____________________ cner itemS Ph 3193669 RESTAURANT zdl F Cel.'ry Av.' - S,inford FAfl CATION, 323 4675 rm . Arat wrapper 5 day wct-k rringe living rm big family room, 377 4991 1919 S French S.ii'lord.373 19)0. C'ay, Wi ----Call after 5, 534 1139 10 Sell Orn1hng'A'-, Welsh Pony Geld L.er.clitS. Aly Rith Plan, a)) W Off c'4l in kitchtn Priced mid 30's Eve , Sunday, .327 7)11 or 372 li9a SEWING MACHINES (5) brand new ... Feel your present ob ha ADCOCK Very Gentle Ct,,ss.i,ed Ad PERSON NLEL * WELAKA APARTMENTS wIth 7 pcI. mtg. with full factory guarantee, tie 13th St., Sanford. Roofing I SPice? Metal 2Yr Old t ing results limited potential for advancement. block of TV. Radio.Stereo New by builder. Sanford, 1 114W. $31. St. PlO MORTGAGE PROBLEMS Concrete lionally advertised brand to be (.utter5 & Down Spouts _____________________ 372-220 ______________________ DISHWASHERS Lake Monroe. Ibr,, city water, no InStitutiOnal took wanted. Company -t sold for 1.49.95 caSh or terms. REASON $0t3 French Ave 327 9554 AVALON APARTMENTS TELEVISION SETS$2SUP city lax. Call 372-1603 am. 71:30, 5'S UNLIMITED ____________________________ Wallpaper Han9in be-nil its.. Apply in person, Sanford 13' * Have 1-3 year's ofsecretriaI Registered Appaloosa geicilng,4 yrs. Inspect at United Freight Sale's, ADULTS NO PETS MILLERS PORTERS HANDYMAN or Orlando 26159. Naval Academy. Se Mr. BUDDY'S . oId.beautifulblan.at,LakeMary. Ownerwlllhold$27,SOOmorlga1 'le.at Orange Ave., Orlando, 1350 S. PAULSLATER 4 experience iniiuding shorthand skills. 116W. 2nd. Si l6l9Orlando Drive, 3720)51 REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372 1¼LeIlan. itOME IMPROVEMENTS 322 _____________________ Mon -Fri. 9 to 9, Sst. 9 to S. I pet. interest for 20 years. $230 _____________________ ProfeSsional Wallpaper Hangtr ________________________________ ____________________ Rolling Hills-Fairways front arid 3951 * BUS BOYS Small JCf)% mo P I No refinancing charges Licensed Re-sderit'aI C'ryr'"eri.,I living room. baCk, 31 It C..Ue tL.'dy 111 fl1lk the itJmp to JUSTP((EIyEDSijeluxe%otictstite ___________-. ______________________ Collector-Part Time J3 Lii':* Very clean, well located, 3 Free Estmte 1tr 372 elI) beroomt. 2 bathS, lenc,ng, CONCRETE. PATIOs SCHOOL nationally advertised stereo cona chalienqing position with a bedroom home, Family, formal Full Time & Part Time Plum trees, growing lbndstlpifl9, bearing CEN No sell, Not hard core Field ri COCiBUPPI FFI4CE CO soles in beautiful hand rubbed living and dining room Eat.in Land Schedules Available Well Drilling tirviewing. I-fOvrs fi.exibl. Write ixt stock membership and Pit t32 S2(i finish. World ftSR turn. O/. kitchen with pantry, many extras BUS DRIVERS :-i -.-f U _________________________________ Hocigri golf cart included. 131.7017. Mr. Korwin; P,O. Box ISily, & Gritfis Land Clearing tables and 4-speaker audio (Days & Evenings) ______________________________ put in by owner, will Stay. DICK JOYCE WELL DPIL.LIPtc, Eacavatirig I Grading Pb 373 Thenyoumayfillfhtsinterestingopensngjn * Dallai. Texas, 7373.5, systems 199(5 each Also corn Drafting . 3" and larger, pumps, Sprinklers needed Nice Sharp 3 bedroom home. Many 1297 or 327 4713, day or nile ponent sets availabl, from 579.95. + our Personnel Department We offer iji a -Water conditIoners, 372 4610 itt(Ie Don 517,100. For Buuldert, sub contractors Excellent CaSh or terms. United Freight 't Stop 4i complete benefits coverage, includng fully * Part-time Complete House Plans and Shop ,3ve., Or. Sales. 3330 S. Orange Lawn Service C This NEWSPAPER doc r1111 Read WE'.LS DRILLED PUMPS 1 acres very near II 36$' front on Drawings. Fast, dependable, P linob Mon -Fri (to 9, Sat. SloS paid insurance, holIdays, and vacations, * and not knowingly accept SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Benefift 4' We Succeed!" State Road 16. 4 economical. Call Vitor-345 32(3 Ia Lawn Service and very pleasant vorking conditions HELPWANTED ADS that All t pes and slits A ..'t Full-time Drapes. 2 pr. 4*63 Royal blue -Mowing, Edgmnq, o ____________________ 'V We repair and seryic, ndicatc a prfrrnr't' orove 14gb & acres--I acres to velvet. Like new, $15 each Ph i3 i: Apply In Por,on: [In'ier Bakalla, Inc. STINE MACHINE 5 on ago train err Its Fix up" Time, I-lire an expert 'eeE,t RWiOn,ibl&Aft*r 1-323*21? dry Geneva, off State Road 4-? 3726966 alter 6 p m. fm Appy in person, or c&I (904) 736 1700 for I3'I Starting wage SUPPLY CO repairman frnm today's (l5if led pio7ers. co.i*rd by the$31'1$17 Reator Office Fern Park ,hensivski'ilE$tat* ACe Lawn Clean Lip, and Light Haiig STRETCH STITCH SEWING JACK R, McCLURE adst $2.60 2,C6 ii) evening tntervtew appointment AGE O1SCRIMINATION OvsdpTe 5t1;, * 207W rd 51 Trembtay,373 2774 MACHINES (I) nationally adver Al'tamonie Springs Store 322 1P4 EMPLOYMENT ACT. fljdrooms. II', baths, like '1" Re-aistered Broker $ A M,re infarma!rfl tray be-Sale pri(C 122.8C') nb -District School Board BRUNSWICK CORPORATION uttarr4'(1 form !t' Wa'e/ 'iA4 laI.,",e...•, *4.,, I 44 iit,*r ii(t Pm. $7f. or uuu brunswicx i..ane Mon4iytoFrhday farido Prof. Ctr. 72 W. Lake Sanford * DeL1.ndFla liustwestofDeLandAtrport) Beauty Dr., P.O. Bat 502410-1 2-4 In ---over $730 on this top of the line A. ('fa.ido. Ff4. 37506, Ca$y PSyrne-nls available Ecual Employer) APPOIkIT -or call If W T: teie~torl3 241.4413. TAFFER REALTY sIll ' Ihe 11¼ra14 Megsai OPPOflva6ly erneteyer_ Iflt*rinaAu. &'".. Mon Fri 9 r.c"E°'f" VA 522 Sw possible '4+*T 1 Sanford 1)00 F 75th St " REALTY_REALtOR $34113) 377891 11 3 bedrOom. I bath home In excellent condition, 515.300. Terms Orlando 8319993 ____________ ________ btdroom. li bath me, carpeted, fenced yard, large utility ihed In rear, payments, $11900. Assume mortgag,, O qualifying, immediate Possession _____ ____ libre. '. , ________________ ____ ____ _____ ______ ______ __________ ___________________________ a gorgeous __ ____ ______ ______ _________ - _____ ______ -• ______ _______________ _________ thru ____________________ ___________ _________ ___________________________ _________ - _________ ------ _____ - P a yto _______________ , -----.- - -- ___________ - ----------------'- , , _______________ ' - ' Of Copy. V I " a ipiiy II" ___________ - - -, -. --•------ , ' teat,scr*nedporcfl,raised patio. - - - ____ ________________ -______________________ '. - -, ' "'- . _______________________ -- - -. 4 i.e ii. - - air, . - . ' - __j: - at ,,, _ _____ - ------ - - - - -- - •----- - . _______________________________ _____________________ Payton -: Mart ------- -. . - ________ ________________ - - ---- - .. garage. air and area. at - -- ______ ________________ _______ '-------._ --- ___------ - ________________________ ______ ____________ - - wants of room in ' ________________ ________________ eye :. has nice - --- PWMENTS & .'lir uNit - ________________________ ___________ - zag. are SIu Prirut - -- 830.5500 - . -- -__- -- .-__.._ _________ You Ready To A qt Air Conditiors'ing ___________ - tfir 1!Irra1 -__ air ________ _____________________ garage tress day. lanlllti Al; - - - Sanford, _____ - ____________ ___________________________ _________ _____________________________ me Sanford Herah I - ree estimate, ___________________ cincei 1 (watch ads). - - - _____ - . - [lorries Heating car. 9 Luxury' Townhouses • a.m,-4 p.m. throughout, today ____________ Insulations financing. lraditionaj ' ' - • plete. -= / .'- -e-. '.i•• 1.99931 -: range ... - are __________________ ________ - - ••.. 4A.•( H n, p. _____ - ____________________________ .1 I Bulldoz1!g year Hcue air, at 35,25O 1, •- .) ________- ______________ r w.t!;\t:;.t .-- ' - dcud -- even -- ' - . - "-''.' - area ' after area - ........ - extra ' a m. " """-" d' aid or - mater:ats , -' . •. • • :fi ____________________ --- - ...__________________ . -. ,. -. -. - - = .:. - - - - ;r.;... - ___________ -- a- •r -- t - company. S%an?t'd . __ renowned - ______ - _______________________ ____________________ extras. ____ ______ _____ _____ - ____ - .- Employ., ______ E,,,jfest1es , - ______________ _____ ______ --------___ - __________________ - -- _____________ - __________________________ - - - ' _____ - nve%tmvnt In a _________________ - _____________________ - - ________ jI -- . ______ - -' ' ______ ri.) - . n ' Personnel -',' ______________ 1 - i4I . - _________________ - - 1L -___ - a- (An _____ 11 Opportunity ' -.-- 322-12.52 - 1 _______ - - ..-.-. .. - - - - -, - - - . -- - - - _________ - - - - ______ .__* �, - , • S 7. - -_ - . - . - - - . .. 2 , .11~1 r - - - . ,_-_-=__j . =______=.._ni--,-. p. - ---- , ____________ - - - ___________ - - . . 0 _ .--- -- - - t '- - . . - - - - 0 ---__----.-----• - - ~ - - 0- - I ' i- _ _ -' .- ._-flfl .. - 7. - — ._-. --_ -r - - L _- .-.-L . -- ~~l ~~ - -. 4I .- -. -- --.- -. - -'- - . - - - -_-----.- -- Seminole County Land Entr., Inc. to Dennis Jeanine A Lovett, sgl to Paul C. Altman & wi Gladys Schraw Greater Constr., to Wm E. (QCD) Lewis SelahtoSara. 00.0 (QCD) Merle L Daven port, H Gonya & WI. Janice, Us 25 & wI Druid to Charles B. Sapp & LL I 56 GoldIe Manor First Equity Guar. Crp., LI C Rathmafl & wf Dorothy Selah, U Bik 25, Sanlqndo Sub. $1. to Betty L Davenport Patricia M., U 30 81k D, Town 26 $ 60 4, Woodlands Sec. hills Est., 1st add,, $38,500. 3 The Addn., $i. piaut1fu1, Sanford Sec., $17,)0. Maddux, IA 6 81k A Oakland 81k (QCD) Howard It. Wilson & & Country Eat. Rep)., $5,®• $43,300. Wm. Darden Jr., sgl to , Eq., 1st se, (QCD) Mar1e M. Bowen to & WI Anne Robert wE Barbara to Claude CL Carlo Mayer to Constr. Wilco , Unit 101 E. Davison, alp H. Joseph Lt 130 B. Brimager, Edw. C. Eckof I & wI Delores Heath & wi Marsha K., U 24 Bldg 1, Crown Oaks, condom,., Ferguson & wf Flora, it. 13 BIk Charles It. Thorpe & wf Lynda Oakland hills, $100. Geraldine to Ben Starling & 1), Suinmerset No. Sec. 2, $100. A., - lit - 46 Sleepy Hollow 1st g, ' , Bik H, No. On. Terr., Sec 2 Un. 24,000. C1itu1p W Denton & WI. Mary Susan T 11' _______ Larry 3 Russell & wi Anita to Add n, $46,900. $30,000. Claire Bowman & Wm. to _____ E to Wm. S. Denton & WI Helen 18.5' of 7 81k 8, 11cr 4, E. R. ___ Bowman & WI. Richard Rozansky & wf Billee David L. Marvin & wi una Donald L. Methorn & wf Wm. Mitche ll _ Tier of 81k 4, Traflo Map Sanford, V., N 70' of SE" ____ Cha rles Goelz & wf to Martin Sandra to Willis H Funter & wf Claire, IA S Lakewood Shores L, N 88' of LA 19 Little Lake Randall De1ott & wf Norma 21, Flit La nd & Colon. Co Ltd. ___________ _______ Harriet 1st Lake Georgia Terr,, $500. 71 that Beverly D, Lt. Addn., $100. S 212.045' of N 430.09' ________ Bucksbaum & wf Melva of E Map of St. Gertrude Addn., Silver Springs Guar. Land Gnd Inc. to $21, 00 0 EM., Casselberry of U 76, McNeIls Org. $100 part of NE'4 of s 6-20-30 Jaymor Coip to Nicholu F Richard C. Lawrence & WI. Va. & Title Cep. to Franklin D Villa, $8,000. lying No. of Sanford Grant Line Dale S. Clark & WI Unds to Shaffer & wf Bette D.m Lot 82 Campo & wf Joann, LI 1 81k A K., Lake Kathryn IA 56 81k C, &W,orSR400(I-4) Less r.w SR -. Central Via. Council, Boy Porter T. Roberts & WI. IA, Myrtle 1k Hills ,, $1.100. Un San Sebaatt.3u Eat. Addn., $3,100. th Four Park TrafiwOod Eat. 185 46A on the No. $35()()09 of Amer. to Gieger Dev. Carylon Lt SCOUtS Wilco Coristr. to James Dale N. Varner& WI. Mary to H. Mitir & Sons On., Inc. to $44,500. Sec. 1, $22,100. a 1ew0odV1tla5 olunnc; H. (ll!e.s & wf Annie Johnny Walker & WI. Anna., LI Webb Jr. & wf Deborah. IA. Co, S of SEL4 of SEL4 & S of L H. Cruce & WI. Coy to Max D. Hall& wf Alice E., LI 32 of SE¼, Sec. 2-2G. SE14 ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN SANFORI)111k N No. On. Terr., Sec 4 Un. N' of to James R. Giles & WI 12 $10,000. Lake Mary Manor, Dovemthlre. $41,500. Donald Baldwin & WI. Bette, , less r•w et al, $63Z700. Madeline A. Lt 7 BIk 17 Sanford Org. Bism. Fruit Co Inc. to 1, 30,500 (Tranø,' Pron In to . 6/ I1lII Beg.ntintersec.Er-wSanfordDon E. Rathe], Trustee S 11.2' vedoRd&Nlineofuflplotted I 70 UVVlV Bach Jr. &wf Carole A., LL 882 Farms, $100. Thomas R Sweeney & wf of NW sof Sec 6.20-30,WofRR, Spring Oaks Un. IV, $36,900. par of [Ilk B, N & E of SanIGloria to Gloria Sweeney int. less I' 705' &N 35' etal (3 Devco Orl., Inc. to Calvin Oviedo Rd., etc (2 tracts), int., Petrsol, Lt & Rosalie D. tracts), $390,500. Fisher & wf Janice U. 33131k H, LIMITED TIME 8 81k A, Lake Brantley Issle, Vernon A. Johnson Fr. & WI. Concept Designs Inc. to Camelot Un. 2, 134,400. Linda to Charles C. Kohlnieyer From Elmco Constr. Co., Inc. to Sec. Add., $31,000. J ames C. Doering & Wt. Jean J. Modçilars Corp to Amer. The BIk & WI. Nancy, Lt 3 C, ITnr'1l 1). I' & %;f !)rlrn,', it 2J 111k C HIdden Lake Un. III, r & SLftley M., Lt 2 Mc ;id 1-Thy. N. \Vt, 37OO. [A .u3 Yiintcr Springs La. 4, . I II Bik I Shadow Hill s-d, $35,500. John B. Dill & WI. Joan & Bako Constr. to Burton G. $48,500. Emmett M. Hodges & wf Gene Polino & WI. Elaine to Arthur E W illiamson Jr. & Goishall & WI. Marie, Lt 8 B1k to Leonard Edwards, Richard W. Copeland & WI. Mildred 1954 L Road Jean P to Tener Entr. Inc., Beg. C, Sterling Pk Un, 2, $34,100. Winter Prk atSe cor ofSWsofNEL4 Sec. 2- sgl. LL 383 Queens Mirror So. Rebecca, $42,900. tQCD) Lynda A. Hobbs, dlv. (QCD) Blanche it. Mills to toColuinbwiA. Hobbs 1I1,1thl 20-, run E 3 rods, N 40 rods W Addn. CB, $15,900. GerF Money & wf Wilbur Mills, Hb., U.s 7, 8, 9 Wilmer 0. 30 rods etc, $50,000. 81k A Knollwood, $100. Charles Coleman Jr. & WI trude to Sevier P Griffin & wf & 10 Bik 47 Amended Plat of Norma to Peter 3 Abraml & wf Ursula L U 1 81k EB, Lake Crystal Lk Shores &Lt4BIkl Loch Arbor, Phillips Sec., $160. ..Lt4&E 12' of 73 Eaksh Eflh'n Arid., CB, $14.000 Bramur Dcv. to ___________________________________ tl"rIbeI Jacqueline Raetz, agi IC Paul Woods, sss,o. IvhnKshIr&wfRosetoHans EI1LB.HufftoChaseGrove3 ___________ L. Patricia, U182 Davis Raelz, sgl., Lt llJr. &wf Gidus Builders Inc. to Robe' Ru.ue W of SE ror of G. Phillips, Inc., Beg 23D' Woodcrest " Un. 5~ $34,700. 111ghland Pines Uu. 1, $5,0W. Schwelier & Mary 1;~jzkfffi" Joseph F Cusick & wf Safley Grea ter Constr. to Ronald L. Beg at NE cor of Lt 47 Sanford SW'. oISW's of SW, Sec. 3-2G. Woodcrest, Un. S 81k Subs. Farms, etc. (2 parcels), 30, run N 18 deg 45 mm W 696.98' Mars' 3 Ostrom, sgl to Wm R. to Frank J. Brennan & wf Rickerds & WI. Susan, U etc 4. acres, $1,000. IlolxrL A Lt. 1 111k G, Spring Q, The Woodlands See. $31,7OO. Penn & wE Lenora, U 71 Robca Orlando 6OX 12,2 BEDROOM, CARPETS, Heritage ilame Crp PaulJ.KreU&wfChrisftneto Valley Gdn Sec 2, 1115,000. GreaterConstr.toBrownleA. Hill Un. 3, ,We Trade toELmerS.Levle,LI1BIkD, R1I ..... MANYEXTRAS SHUTTERS FL. UU er &WfAIUI,U2 of Robin-Ladd Sp Inc. to Blazak&WI.Mary M., Lt 22 I ,_ ____ "-" Win. I... & I) HUGE ... £ th Orl. TCT. S High book for 81k A Paradise Point Fourth Lsrnaro Tornielia & wf HihLi S tsik Q The Woodlands, Sec 4, Robt. W. Ivey, agi. LI. 1 BIk A, DISCOUNTS $24,900. your used Sec., $3,000. & Hilda G Surla, Lt 111 Nor- 43,7tx). Paradise Point, Fourth SOME MODELS er &Wf Ed P. mobile thWOOd, 0,900. Calbert Constr., Inc. to Gene $23,17M. $4995 S. Pender, IA 72 Robed G. Peacoek& wi Lora Beryl to Beryl BELOW home. & WI. Julie W., IA 2 l. Daniei ______________________________________ r Russell Hamlin & wi V Addn, to J. DEALER Highland Hills, $33,700. Lakewood Shores First BIk B Blk N, Andrea 3., LI 3 cosTi Jerry Volkinann & WI. E. $100. Soles of real property for the first time Mona Woodlands, See. 2, $46,000. over 46 new 1973s reduced up to $1,200. Fr.. F. Lackey & wf Robert Lavoane to Timothy J. sior•. d.lIv*ry a nd set up within too mUs.Several models & WI toSuzanneC. Jones, U3BIkB Thomas G. Munsey '---j' sit up in park for Immediate occupancy. in many months fell sharply in Seminole thouse & WI., Schipper Patricia to Berwin J. Jr., •i & Tanglewood Sec. , $41,500. James Belcher &wIRuth,LLI2BIkF&immer2 used mobile homes ..... wU$seflcheap County during the week ending Oct. 26 BarbaraBelcher,sgl. to Doyle A. Alexander & wf Jan B., Beg. t North, Sec. 2, $30000. e G. Schwarm, L, Lt & E • Stonewood Inc. to Malory A. cor of 156.76' W of SE 521.30' N & of fl BIk J Lake Wayman Ht.s. Jones Jr & wf Angela, LI 2 Real estate conveyances for the period NW' of NWL4 of Sec lfrA AMi ê -' - — — — Thiby Bend, ;15,a). 'A'I i — -y .' I $100. etc., Leland G. Foggin & WI. Mildred Nere down from $5,273,116 in the same to wtei F. Evans & WI. _____ Carol F. E 100' of W 900' of N - -___ 170'ofU2EurekalIanimock, -week in 1972 to $3,561,566. A record - ,toffloietion Prices. _T~~ -T~,_.-f~'!~'~-_"tt~%,j - -i - -- -.-- -. , ____ -- ,- -' j - --- .'- 7. jI - - -- I''. - I. - 1 - , 1 7 . - - - - i, .1 _. ~ / A MERIcA'S FkVORITE I C4 -i e of 7Lt?(WJ4 - - - -:- - - - . - - - ______ -- - I97 r-- - -!I_"-.,:-_ - - . 't~_~J t, . I ( V_~v ____ - __-, -.3.I.— __ - .____ I __:_~_ ;_~7.1 : -_ ,~r!!f- " -I - THE SON fOULD NOT WANT"1 'RFERE— I OP TARZAN RE REPY A 1<NOW6 HOW NIEEPS us! 1-'. ro FIGHT I Y V ra $23,900 i '' i~ 1. it - ., S. .0 - --,•-t 5_ ., # - d . .J! k:j j ,I if a - - ;- -- - - -. -- _ 'E-.__________________ ,Vi: :--: - - - __ .. IA. • • .uu r Lal UI• ..!.. - 1. fAI!J ~ __ - - - 14776 John C. Green & wi Virginia :. E. Co. to Dee- LoRonaldE Green &wf Mary to Gordon S. Nutt 5'. of SF.La of eatexime Constr. Crp., Lt 12 81k 1.., 1.1 13 81k 10 3rd sec. SWI ll th pt' S.. , I)uiJ, U, S.ttater 2 4 oL Kennethfl.Leroy&wfMery M. $12,900. %ckiwa River; et al in of Lttk Stephen W. Fraser & wf F. to Otto F. Garrett & Range 29 cast, Twn. 20 So. Sandra to John B. Cwnrntngs & Judythe C., 11 81k 2 5 5 wf Louise, N½ o Ii 25 Knolls lit Addn, $16,500. David R. Christensen & WI E. Pop Bassett wfSiamnne 1rnwood Hills. $59.900 :, It 7 1" d Pr p I•' ( UIll&WI Susan E.,LLZ Rik A, BlkLOaklandEst., 2nd Sec., mencratSW cot of SE. of -3,I1 NWi of Sec ?0-31), etc.. 4?.8 Sieetwatrr Oaks, Sec 4A, i.QCUJ Lester IL Wood sgl. to acres, 154,300. Gor don Nutt to Longwood Ainr1can Modulars Crp. to Patricia Morgan, from NE car Lou (,tordano&Ca therme, LI of [1. 25 Lake Minnie F.sL, etc. Propinc.,CommenceatSWcor $100. of SEn o7 NW'I Sec 23-2040 4 131k 7 Shadow Hill,, $38,800. EdgarDBfrbop& WIDorttta etc,42JS5 acres, $52,900. Allan M.Silverberg&wfElke Grady L Cordell & wi Sherw.x'd & wE n A Mery & wf to t .-u.:r.a, '1jrhai, frurn SE con f NW'a tc Mnuel A. Iu3uIerd& & ueuy s., Lt. i c of Sec 14-2131, etc., $11,500. ffermrnla, Lt 21 Spring Gdns, V9.000. Mark A Clark & wf Marsha to 130.500 Garfield N . Walker & wf Agnc.toJehnOvurrheck&wf MelinWPen!c'k&wf Bonnie In Wm. 1)crn I'd 1n }!!- 817,. ir 1. it O:' ouJ & 41 Mar,, Lt.,, 111K 1 Michael Bidra scm Inc to Jeru,n.s&wE Joe! Cien*'t&w( CarneIotUn. 2,$34,. 4 & 31 Dixie s.d, $2,200. ', Bre .. - . '' ' -, L I- - -7 If And, You Have A Pu t On It) -=--=c - I-- - - -. . . - - - I U i ____ Ma -- --p- -. 51 . -1 - - .f-_ -L - -i'_._ 75-4177 904-7 . •5'1 - . a -.. - Development- / —I-- -,.4 - ___ - i:SP4m1 V 7' 4&S'I __ Jim Ws. . - ------- - - 1 . •.. - -.- -.1; -1 - - 5 -, .V -, .- - -. - a - - ,J -.-l- , .-'" ' - -11 .?. _.,• ob - - r.. -- 1 ' - o.-:. - . -- tq - _ . ~R ~ - I - .Lj . ~ - )d I -0 I',' 11 r I .&. , - _4L — ~ L ;~ ft #0 a //-t'• - .'- ---- .5 - F - - -. 6 -- ------- --- - . . , .4 .4, j1r -: - -. .:=. a..,-, - ...-_-'- -!. - 4,c.* *AO - -, - - - _ j \ , __5' -. -- T - - -- ,i 1! .- - ~ J\ 2; -' - - - f(: ,1,' -- - 'I---- ..= ._3____-- ..n.ta_ .:. - -- aC-------- ____ - ___j siw~ _r e -, __ T __ - - 'It =4 -F716 --Im%L ,-"-. - N .- , - r- - ;'u:(;, Civic SWitt1UhIi Ei!rflEnivI1 -: -'•. .I•' __J-&_U_-•._ Association And A Modern, Air Conditioned -- ___ n 4.. ,._, - -.---- _-- - -- - - - Recreation Hall) _2:I1Lh%: Tern' Orange City Alta - - z .7 - I 't ' I .' - - - -' 1 ....-- --- - - I - - -- - - -- . I - -- ~~, __ __ = ~ -:i, . f - ' 14 -1 - - i . - 1 DeBary Sanford -.1 - ii .- - ; 27m~ ,_7~_ - - - ~4_p- _ ". 0 . ~ -i . (4AT I __ _ NIX- ~~,~ ~t 1 __ - h0f - : -.- HWY - MODELS OPEN DAILY SEE -- -- - L.t,d . ' HWV. HY %1., Iu mIINorTheç Oaliry 414 I tiI' ;a-- -_ty_ - ----- -_-_.-----.--111, - _ - 11 _ —_ -_ TODAY! City. ---- r —'-' _____ p1 -.,_ 4' - , S t... 4 4 a.. "4 .a similer to photo ci;; -1 HOME SUB-DIVISION ___ .55 - - I lta ___ -- - I D- .L ' A P5'rJ.v - . - 17 % - -&it ' 'A ra ------------------ • . - - ______ er - - . __ RECREATION! Your ChiIdrn And Their Pets (Or Yours) 1 Are Heartily Welcomed) -- .•S.!L- ,. FAMILY SECTION! -' _~~ __ '5 ), ; - A 1' - \ '. -x -- Price Ranges Availablel Excellent Bank Financing With Up To 15 Years At 9. - c All derground Utilities, Community Water a Sewer) _____ ---- : -.5. - Simple Interest I - . .4- - • t -5 • rriL. Beautiful Mobile Home To 4. . 5- 18001 - With Driveways. Paved Streets, Un. - I. a' - - - SPACIOUS HOMESITES! - _ - - - _~ - . .__ ~_~~__ U ~,_.__ 4&~a~-z& __ W ~_7 - - _.. - -. -. - -- I 1.T - - .. . - ' I -- - an V&1 I flWI .fui i v'j """ i iUK LVI • lure, dba Greenbelt, E' of Sec 19-20-30, t al 9 parcels, - 'a i - 94,& W 33.5'& E XO'of 93 Scople Kemeth T S11my & wf Joyce Witco Dev. Co. to M. Land Land Co pit of Black Hammock, toJisePh F Williams Jr.'& ewt Co., & Wilco Dcv. Co It. yen- " 4nit -- 14 r I 'P VU J t.VL7 & $ - . to an DfluO Springs Tr. 31 o —.--i% iW,jjaJ' - Ju.zi Arneds Dunn & hb Robert to 1 -- I-, - ________ -i-_ :. - - I JJ.ii- - :" 4, -- - 1 • - 1.41 S .. ' I-- a. -. S. i7v ( - 1 - - 5/ 4._ * :5,_v'. 1 I ji I i I i I 1 'k7,TferB,E.R.TrafIords A., from SE cor olLt4Slavia Jr.,Lts2-4&2SBtklHighland Farms, $1,000. Ma of Sanford, $1100. Park, $21,500. to ii Loris wi Annie iieuu Tvk{s*iu & jID. M3TVUI (QCD) )( BeIU Richard R. Burgorn, that BarburaKK1rty,Lt14NBIk1I Ind &trusteetoShuleritLti-' part of IA 19 Map a4 Van Blk B Waddington Oaks See 2, Co.. 1A 36 Rik L Longwood $00. ,6 Arsdale OsborneBrokerage &oken Park. $100 CIa.ence W. Forrest Jr. & wi Addn Black h am mock, $10,000. Viven Taylor to Roy G Reba McClain & hb. Marvin Bremdaj.to Ernest E.Q'eal& Williams & WI Ruby E. IA 25 to Donald E Weaver, ti lot: LA wf, $17,600, t1woln Court, $2,100. , - -'. - " - .,_\ 1' A ~ t - r . .. .- .- 1W. ~. - r' .:~ — - / ~~ - i A. IA £11 Tr8IlWOOd Ed., : 1, $,Th. to Elmer S Leile, LL 11 BIk I SaUnter & Weiss, $8 Thomas M Bene field & WI HI-Lo Corp to Richard w Summerset No Sec 5,123,600 S78'of FloytoPaiilLFo llOweU&Wf James CLe%ie&wf Susan to Bradshaw &wf Sandra, less W 16' 142 Ho) DSherrili&wf Ma ry F., LI it 77 & N 3' of 26, English H Shirley A. It So, Addn (Al, Qulen3 Mirror 3I3ik10Wea thers!It1d1tAddn SocxL, 1t AiIm, $3,400 Malcolm G MacNeil & WI $2350O $73,300 A Duda & Sons Inc t.0 A A McClanahan & wf Joan to Annie C Walker, sgl & Andrew Bella & WI Marguerite Carolyn to John T Cullum Daphne Humphrey. sgl U 6 - ?-.; S.• - - '' I - - - ' --- SAVE.,.$ 1000 - . -- ---- -- - . S.- 1..- I.- .#_ _4 - - :---2:.- -.---.-----•--- a £• * ALL - - - -- I . f - I. HAVEN'T SE EN ONE NOT SINCE A SAP-MANNERE D STORK IN CITY AS WOKE ) - '.5. 'V. . .4 -. - ______________________ - wf - X - ---- .- — .-' - I -- Ll - -, 1 ' - _. -! MW AV S...--' , -S. rA f 4 _., ' . 1 .5- - RaiandToureau&Wf.ELsIe DevcoofOrl, Inc. toLonnle C.LIiBtkBBretUmWoods, to tharles R. Bentley III At WI V. Robbins & WI Barbara A., $68,500. V. Keith Young to V. Keith Candace From SE car ofNWL's Lot l,BIkN, Camelot Unit l, Young&wfBrbara,LL7flkofSecl#.21-3letc.,$8500. $31,500. Douglas Arvey Si WI. W H Green & Sons to Peter c I), me Springs, 1100. Charlotte to Richard P. Dap= V. Keith Young to V. Keith Venzia & wf Mary A., LI 1281k 1 & WI. Margie A. U 18 Young & WI Barbara, LI. 7 81k Sky Lark s4 $32,600. I, $,4U0. Traliwood Est., Sec John C Gagllno& wt Barbara C The Springs Live Oak Viii., Randall E. Kiligore & WI to Marie It Lyiw, agi ,E 100' of etc $3tAi MUd Woods, Inc. to August MikIe to Douglas Arvey & 4f. W200'ofN22S'S580'ofNW% of NW' 121 See 13-21.30, 122,000. PonIllo, U. 12 BIk H, Spring Lk Charlotte U 174 Trafiwood Eat., Sec 1, 117,900. H A Ross Constr. to Tanya Hills, Sec. 3, $9,000. Douglas Arvey & WI. Edw. V. Lance & WI [lads to Zstariny,Lt 7 BIk B North OrL Charlotte to Richard P.Dapore Lewis C downing & Terr., Sec. 3 Un. 1, $27,200. IAI . .-.-. •s aV -_S. WI .UU* iwaC&uda 7, .~ . - — - ___' ____V_~M i I Marie to Philip M. Schutzer & Roberta Lt 21 English WI Win J Bray & wf Beverly Latvn Constr., Inc to Amer. Modular Ccrp., Lots 23 24 25 26 Klabore DToUa&wf Sushle K, Woods 1st Addn., $48,900. Larry S. MCCOrmICk & WI & 108 Brookhollow s-d $37,500. U7BlkFSummeniet No. Sec. 3 Kathleen to Agripino Zayas & Larson Constr. to Amer. Nilda E Lt 28 Laurelwood, WI. wf Myra Wm. M. Lynch III & Modular Crp., Us 11, 12,13,109 & 110 Brookholiow sd, $37,500. E. to Kent AWeisner&wfChloe $21,000. gxJur., a., M"_ __ - ~ - - . -_,=-— —= -:= ~ ~z = Or - -_ __ I - = 6.ewrL E,41W l(5 .5-- - f, - 1, 4 nasal., .w,ww. . -. p £ S. Levie, Miami, 1A 31 _f w )Ali ,. Elmer ~ a xt ' =' f I, .i -' year however, still is being seen with 11' I ! i - NEW1974 - 1 =r ' -. - _________ ________________ NO CLOSING COSTS -4 13, 24 p It 101 nor, his iter, rad . .11 - _ - I I,- .,. I - ,~ -- - - - z - - : I-& _ --.~ -~- - - -- ---_---- S r@ - - fr ~ ~11~T-71_ _ 7 ~ - -_ 11, - - ;j - cl 20 cents orb T4rr tb #C111tjo r 014 Transactions I r-1' - — -- r - . .. , . _ - _ -_ Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 A -. - - ! •- i - . 6C—The Sanford Herald - - - i M 0 - - 4. .---- .. I conve"it-11 to ., • ,, a. 0 bold as to invite you reading Alsop's editorial in full? Page 112 In the Nov. 5 Issue of a . smothered under 8 inches of II)d 6 to 12 inches was expected In the mountain areas , I ,' . .4*' i1 Cr ossword puzzle .....GA E)earAbby ............ GA Dr. Crane ------------- 6A J'P'.tC 7 WI Sports ...........28-38 State 5A Stocks lB ,... - - .-..-. -' ., o A - _. spokesman the and0iti Apartments on U.S. 17-92 saId the youth listed at 'I HONORED al annual 4-H Achievement Banquet Saturday night were Sherry Lloyd (left) who received "I Dare You" Award and Pattie Nurkiewicz, (r) who won Key Award shown with Louise Gift ('otint'i �i M4 4J 1 Ll. L r 1111111111111 =:iI - 1 I f : : A --- - . I - - L_ Wilco Constr. to Jamzs 11 -"iLs of Amer. to (Sieger Dev. Webb Jr. & wf Deborah, I t 5 Co,S' . Blk N No. Orl, Terr., Sec 4 Un. Dale N. Varner & Wt. Maq to Brunner 11. Giles & wf Annie Johnny Walker & Wt. Anna., 1A to James R. Giles & wf 12 Lake Mary Manor, $10,WO. If. Miller & Sons Orl., Inc. to $44,5W- Don E. Rathel, Trustee S 1281.2' __ int. Itf] # ' intir U • - film • - _-, --_ - - - - q wi"' .,,", __ :-- VT 1, =-"i6i" - 2 W_ I -- - -- -- . e,-, .,.. - — - • --- -- - ' . - - Gidus Buflders Inc. to Itobet . MIT" 00— - -r __ __ M77MWIr7p. _1 R_ M!!- - WN ; - - _-- - -- ------- -- -- - I ",..L-:-.-.- -' ____ _X - ____ - - - _5900 _______________ - __________________ ________ - . - _ANA__ . - . - __ i05. X - 1.__ * ;. - i •'\-y I _ . . \ / ________________ I ________ ~ 71& - '\ i ,. ) 9 9 . Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 — 052 =Xft t / - ' - I -- r -- --- - -_ - --_,,-_ ____- allowed with to & 108 Brookhollow s.d $37,500 U7fllkFSununeraetNo. Larson Constr. to Amer. $6,300. Wm M Lynch ModularCrp,Lts 11, 12, 13, 109 &11oBrook1U,,500.E.WKentAWelsnet&wt Devco of On, Inc. to Lonnie C. U. 4 81k B Bietton I . Lot 1. Blk N, Camelot Unit 1. - __ __ _____ - -_ -_ _. __ - - .I - I_; -r'- ,:,ZF'. W 200'of N ZZS'of S 50'of W'd !' - ' ti aza; A A . - * _. --, ~r_- .- , .- . . % 2.:,- E " 0 _ -. - - hristmas y I _____ , ( ; %~T_ 41, - .-- -, - 1.~ _± iI _ .0 " X-; ! .-Y#Ak __ __ ------- -I ... - - -AMR vow . ; ~~i~ - . It -. release I I 1-f 'i_4 )i 4 - __ ~ Ti Ft)I _____ - r"T7 ' ____ ______ ____ -' -= -, I HAVEN'T SEEN ONE NOT SINCE A SAP-%\ANNERE STQR'< IN CITY - -= ----' k, ç CWOL i -1 __ - MW ) ) '1 I -. J '11 / ,I __ I _ - )j I. - 11 ,"i, ,--_ 1'_',,. P, ?:- _-.--_ f '" — 1. - ' ' - i. r - - ____- .# __ I 7 VVEftXW1W__1% , I . ., \ .. A ,/,--- ) -_ ' _4 __,_1T1_____-_ - Pi - 11v _ - ____ - _ z . I X - -.! .1; I ' J .I - . . , *%a * - *4U,011- 16~, 4V .% I 0 A t It ' -'d-'-1( _ _ * I ter Alan a Dale - -- - 7 - -- I . - -1 . - -_ . ;rz ___ - ,__._ M 1 I - - 2 -- 'b'j 4 .. - LV ,içs/ ft WRA DLC) 11E . I AM 0'KTe k !,,,4 _% , - , - 6 , _~4 - — -, 7;~7. - . ber of 5 who _________________________ :'; - -- IIF--- Ii ". , i. __ ansom '.. ____N I -~] li~ I f *"A -, -,.-.. - . - ". - , V L=jortiF — 4v -1~._ 4Lr- __ _- -# / ) .L%6 "' .g ed by . - "L __ a r 0f " . _. A. - __ , -1.V __ . ; - . f — i IS - : - ", , -- - I r = - - --- tonaIdEeaver, %ir Int.0 wf,$17,600. ___________ (f-way i)evine) - h 1. _57~ -F -W. __O~_ - ---- - .__ -& . .- :_ .. I A ___ .--- - - - __;fI i, I__ I . P - -- - _W__ _ 6- ____ -,- I .. if - , - 1x%,PfJ7 - ,- r__ r j-.t,_if.7)- - isne s - , V - _- up i n __ s V pail of 1A is &,tep of van Blk B Washington Oaks AmWe Osbarme Brokerage Co. ______ — F. 0;i__a!~ i uch' 2 _________ . - ¼. (Terry Thomas) live it * Carolyn to John T Cullum Daphne Humphrey, JrUs 24 &25B1k1}fl}dar B1k7,TkrB,E.R.Trf ~ . I -1.1 0 1- 3Blk1U\cathcrfidd1tAdn Woods 1st Addn, $56,4 __ -N.i~. - " _ - I 7 nit ________ . , . ;-7,.1 NO-V, 4 I-,.!~:, .__, I to Elmer S Levie, LL 11 Blk I HaUm,er & Weiss, $8,90 Su.mrnerset No. Sec. 5, $M,600. 111-U Corp to Richt - - - --A k Lewis C downing T, Sec 3 Un 1, ,200 _____________________ ,E . to i - 1 , - =. -a . I ._4~*I, 11i I -, .. -- - %-___F%;,. w r~-r,. - i __ I . ZR_Elirlml~ . _1- , in _ . Ustinov) and 'Hiss' i .;- n'."-.~7.- / ,, '.~:V __ _ -4,* ~_ , 1- " X7_ . A - ; I .., ., __ VI' 1 4 1 1 0 IV-1 ,, I_ _ !_ - % - - V __-.1 0 -, L:"IA Ma *Y(f A rA~--i N - 1-. "I kVJ,!! t - .i King John IPeter __ - ____ - _*_ . .N ,;o,i,i (I iiIIie - l J 11 nun ivitli Joh'es urns) I •1 1)11 f• I II - 11 1I -: ., _____ ' I _A. --, -4 r KNOWS HOW O FIGHT' h , - _____ ---T V. Keith Young to V N1 '-1 - - I - John C Gaglino & wf Barbara C The Springs live Oak I . -__ - - - .— -.I . M-_ _ I__ -, - M - — - _\ - _. - - .- -, _% -1be 6-Wit*21, $101). - __ - - - .__ .-I - __-.1 - - .I--- _______ one, - ____ - . ties to American - _______ Wm J. Bray & wi Bes't = - , 4' ______________ _____________________________ Liron Constr ., Inc. to Amer. E- J \_,1p__' 1 _1 - ARE REAPY NEEPS U S have loved to have seen Peter Ustinov, Terry Thomas, Phil Harris and Andy Devine, for c\ample, cartoon characters were consistent and believable Producer-director Reitherman was in the audience to introduce the film and answer questions after the production, but perhaps the most interesti'ig thing was something he tried to say, but couldn't "Woolie" started to speak of Walt, faltered, and seemed on the verge of tears. He was going 0 speak 0f D,sney S leadership an inspiration, probably, and of the cartoon master's overriding humor, but he just couldn' t get it out Not too many bosses inspire that kind of loyalty and devotion, and perhaps that's the main reason for the uncommon artistic quality of Disney studio's work to this day Hopeful footnote: the Disney people said they planned to re-release Alice In Wonderland as the Easter attraction, and for those who haven't seen this absolutely classic production, plan to go It succeeds on every level that might not even a be faulted in Robin Hood, and no five-year-old, is likely to get drowsy e Disney - M_ xW 5,m ~ A. '.- -1/' 111111111111111111111, - -.J / $280133.535 in real property convey % I - . ias__ ' L F,eL,m I'm afaulting Disney for its a t migs%, Seminole Magazine Editor Photos Courtesy of virtually the entire story line is an invention of As the publicity packets demonstrate, Robin people. th Hood took the Disney folks four years, 350,000 entire plot revolves around Robin's inted cels, and 40 The pa 100,000 drawings, 38 artists, efforts to steal King John's fortune from his miles of art work to prepare in time for general castle in Nottingham and return it to the people, release this Christmas and while that's a good angle. and allows some Of course, one of the common failings of amusing sequences, the traditional stories could equate quantity with industry is quality, and work With production When applied have been used equal - and perhaps better effect, the "mileage" to art - cartoon art included Still, It's Disney's privilege to do with the may not be the measure of accomplishment Hood has many good moments, tale what they will, and risk the consequences. In While Robin this case, the results would have to be called a especially those showing the. mother-fixated enjoyable, but not the best cartoon near miss neurosis of wicked King John, and the futile I ' 7- - - I, t I '' 'L{ I -r' I - ---: By CIIIIIS NELSON Disney animations ii~ '- $5,273 116 in the SC I _____ - A year however, still is being seen wit' ______ ' s ____ i ( [ / _____ - - were down from - - - - -itfft a :!= Q LS tI I I va" machinations of his snakely adviser, Sir Hiss, professional the picture drags too much to be called an So when you arrive with other journalists unqualified success from the Last Coast for a sneak preview of a A ,over long love scene oetweer' Robin and publicity packets on Robin Hood, cartoon feature Maid Marion, for example, nearly drove the are ready with the pictures you see in this week's magazinc, and releas on everything from the aforementioned five-yeai-old to distraction (and, I suspect, most of the adults in the history of cartoons (they began with the cavemen) to the men who drew the pictures on audience as well ) It ain't too late, Disney folks so if you are reading this — how about lopping these pages For those of ys who are forced to endure the off a few sections9 Purists might be offended, as well, by the average turday orning cartoons, apparently director Wolfgang Woolie literary hibe anima e y rejec rom a paper cut ou ac the traditional are always a treat Reitherman has tory, Robin Hood legend While the archery contest Artistically, Robin Hood is a DaVinci to the I - - of - heroes is not only we!1 done, but does, as the sney folks claim, add much to the nuances - 1: /'' • - C111 01- - is that these people are nothing if not 4k Real estate - 3 / _____ - .1 , - __ -j ____ mir County during the week endina Oct - , oduction the company, or Reitherman has Even when it rains, D sneywor s un. In fact, the rains tend to keep the crowds down a bit, and when you have an eager five-year-old in tow, this is a major consideration. I ~ R -- - - - _. - \ s in many months fell sharply ;_h ,e =t - I _- - - I _V-._. - . _- ,, -4 -__ 1ir a es o rea1 property .or .11e 3 - _4 jfzz - . a _._____ - I --- trad :e -t " n 110 od .1?obl . I M. - L - ______ _ - - _. 0 I - 0- riT . - - 1111119111111111111111111111 , - ____ - _______________ Rusua Jr.& wi Patricia ____ ff - I 1 L ,_ )4 i i F__1 1 7. - .. - F K' - k -.. - ,_ /~. 1 - I— -- .- 1 -- - - -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - - K - - I w't ,afl1ft 'fICTC - - -i - / I I;. 5% DOWN Oviedo Rd & N line of unPlotted par of B1kB, N & of SarJ 7-9— mm I Penn & wi Lenora, LI 71 Ilohm Roberta A It 1 BIk G, Hill Un. 3, $30,900. Robln-Ladd of Fla Wm L. Rowe & euUa to 1iro Torruella & wf', Robt Yv ivey, agi U I BEk A, Paradise Point, Fourth See, & Hhlda G Surla, IA 1 thwood, $3'90 _____ ... - I ,, - I ___ 0 A ADULT CONDOMINIUM$ IN 1 ANFOR(y 0 - r.1 - t _____ -.• I r __________________ - . M - T . - ______ 1 = - , M: - —. ____ 11 - __ _____ MUNUM 1 I I I .t: iih!1 - - --------. I 1 ., • - ijbb?n-,_ - ~~~ - _tf~ - -. I r"""""""` sgl LI 383 Queens Mir. at Se cot of SWL4 of NEt4 20-s, run E 3 rods, N 41) rods W Addn CB, $15,900 30 reds etc, $M,000. Charles Coleman Jr. 4~ wf trude to Sevier P Griffl. ' J - cents 20 b The Sanford Herald • $U,500. - I I S 13 4A _ w M -- r barLdlewood Vi,11a,5 Seminole County continues its 70 & N ,1. - 1 I , 7711 4 IV4 '41 ______ __ - _ . __ - - I ,; . . - - __ .- . _-_ -I___-- — rit Awr 'd l~~~~~~~ wf Gladys Schraw Entr,, Inc. to Dennis Altman & to Wm E. Jeaninc A Loveti sgl to Paul C. to Sara Greater Contr., (QCD)LeisSe1ah (QCD) Merle L Davenport, H. G-onya & WI. Janice, Lts 25 & 1. to Betty L Davenport Itathman & WI Dorothy IA, 1 Selah, IA 56 GoldIe Manor First Equity' Guar. Crp., Li C Druid o Charles B. Sapp & 26 BIk 25 Sanlando Sub. tricia N., U 30 k B, Town Pa Woodlands Sec. Hills 1st Est., add., $38,500. The 3 B 4, Addn., $100. $17,200 Mddux, Lt 6 B A Oakland Beautiful, Sanford (QCD) Howard $43,300. B. Wilson & & Country Eat. Rep)., $5,000. Jr., sgl to Win. Darden (QM) Mare M. Bowen Est,, 1st Se., $100. Wdco Constr. to Robeit H. JtphE.Davlson,atpUn1t 101 wI Barbara to Claude G. Ca rlo Mayer & wf Anne Edw. C. Eckoff & wi Delores B Brunager, Lt 130 heath & wf Marsha K, U 24 BI 1, DOWn Oaks, condom,, Ferguson & wf Flora, U 13 BIk Charles 11 Thoe & I Lda la nd Hills, $100. Geraldine to Ben Starting & U 46 Sleepy Hollow 1st Oak rs D,Surnme H,No.orl.Te.,Sec2Un. et No. See. 2, $100. A., lk p4,000. Claude W Denton & San,E41'ofU6&E41'oIN B Larry J Russell & wf Ani ta to Addn, $49 Claire Bowman & Wm to 1, $30,000 185' of 7 Blk 8, Tier , Donald L Melhorn & wf Wm. Mitchell Bowmn & Wt. Richard Rozansky & wl Billee David L. Marvin & wf Una to V.0 N 70' of SEkd of Blk 4, Tier Traffords Map Sanford, $5,533. - & wf Claire, IA 5 Lakewood Shores L, N 88' of IA 19 Little Lake Randall DeMott & wf N J $26,500, L1. 71 Lake Harriet Ist Addn., Georgia Terr., Beverly D, $100. Map of St. Gertrude A Bucksbaum & wf Melva that SilverSpringsGuar.Ind Casselberry Gnd Inc. to rg. $100. ' 7' Iii o.8MN(isO 7, c e D 203.1 partofNEofSec20, E.,$2l,0Q0. & Title Cep. to Franklin Villa, $ Jaor Corp to Nicholas F Richard C. DuleS.Chak&WfUfld1to l)1ngNo.ofSanford GrantUne aff&wfBetteDniLot &WorSR400(I)1ssrwSR Campo&wiJoann,UlBlkA K,U56BlkC,1keKath Bach Jr. & wf Carole A., IA. 882 Farms, $100. Spring Oaks Un. IV, $36,900. to Gloria Sweeney Devco Or!. Inc. to Calvin Gloria D. Peirsol, Rosalie Fisher & i Janice U. ik H, & .- 73 Count y Land Transactions Seminole I I I N. 4, 6C—The Sanford H&ad -P - _____ ::: ---j __ - -: . .f-- Ir1, (Rof-yer .., N I Ifillerl --wW%..18/ "C ta,xy . -, I L CIO --- -I:- - - - I __4vftdL___,_ - __ W1 -I -, _.~ -- - -1b - _ - - k,fi .I'-,- ----- _# - ~,J V - . _- I", . ) - 47~ - !_ -=-_ ----------___ - =_ __-; - __ _____ __ . - . I Z_- _ i4 - = . . i= ._. . . ___ -1 __ - __ - F c., -- - - w : _ - - __ _, __ w6wwo =:T I __ in, - .- voiced by Brian / ___________ _ - - - - - - --.- -- 11 - -- .. - - - __ i - ___ ___ MIR- - ___ - -- ,___ __ - - __ __--,--- ___I------- -__ - - -1 =-- ___ - I - B. Cummings & .Sandra to Jotm w Louise, N of LongvoodHilis $00 J I fill] & Wt Suft F., L -_-- - I — - - A, Judy1he C., Ll. 3 Blk 2 Knolls 1st Addn, $16, Da1d B Chrisns1 - IfV -\ t- - j_ N-WIX W - i IT I I - ~ej *W____ " ___ --, __ __ - Bedford, - __ - = - _ y I W,Al - I cetwaterOaka,Sec4A, fl333 tQCDjLesrH Woo w, Pa tricia Morgan, fn Modniara to Amtcn of U. Lake Mm EL, IusGiorda&Catherine,I o SELi of NW!4 Sec 23.3O 4 Elk 7 Shadow H111, 38800. 1100. EdprDBisbop&wfDoretla etc.42 855 acres, $52,000. -Allan N. Silverberg &wf Elke 11to James A Montegny & wt to Grady L- C1Jrdefl & wf I1ruce Sherwood & wf Pegv frci SE cr of N't' I to Mi'rn,al A Iu.i.acrdu & 1' .1 Lts. 'dL:nj MMkAC1Srk&WfMan'31flto Herminla, LI 21 Spring Gdn GarfieH N. Walker & wf AioJohnOvchk&wi Me1inWiek&wfBonn1e DVCO On, Inc. to Wm. Pit $17 ç L U & 1 %1 Li b1 'ri I' to i tr in B ir & wi ott1t2$34, , Ann U4less4'etc.Se1Atr BenE Robern&WfBrerKIa, j5BIkHWest LII4& (5p)20O Altamonte Sec run yd. E 70 YA. N 140 yd - 11 f l__ :A* 0 WIF ".v vem. S 140 11 TV- ft _ - 4 -- 4 4 - -_ __ , - __ _--__ sm-- --- I __! -_____ _______________ - .. all on the co,ver --f~ -,I _______ -.- ______________ - . -- L AtA 1z _ It - -.------ -I ______., -.---. - - --- ______ — ------ t~i I -1 - - I __ ___ - - - . - - __ MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION j 1___ HWY )AILY I = - • - -- 7754777 SEE - 'at LQItSW Hwy. 7.i3, iws' &t1 u r' (-" 2' ltfl NO / ? _/ f_- 11-4 . ____ - ' - ______ __________________________ - ______ .0. veoof1e ______ ___________________ it - j \ A ... .- t/ -- L 111 ________________________ them - vi - foxes _. - _____________________________ - kland Est, 2nd _rr -- __ M ../ ) A _ - -- -,t-- TODAYI , -- -_ ___: city Convenithl to sobo -A-..---, __ - --.L- as to invite you read snow arx] expected in the mountain areas h&___ - d.h.d1L..A. - ' *' - ' 'rane *"' Shenandoah Apartments on U.& 17-92 said the youth listed *.. tas . IB plwl:e of irr,p"i",-,,~,-'t a- HONORED al annua 4.11 Achievement Banquet Saturday night were Sherr% Lloyd (left) who 1-e-c(-ived -11 Dare You" Award and Pattie Nurkiewicz, (r) who won Key Award shown with Louise Gill, Cquiltv (Herald Photo by - Bill Vincent Jr -_ _____________________________________________ — - — - ______ —___ - _______ 111=1 - _________ - ____ - - �--'--_ - . - -_-._.--.'.-.- _.._..-_-.---._---,_ _-_ -.__i_LL. -- -_- _ "- _ -i '_.•-•._ - - ---&_p_______- _.. -._._ --_ -._ .-_-_•-j_ _. _ .-.-_•...-_-_ .. ._t _ -_ - ' 1.. - -_.-_-_c.,_ _- -i_--- -ì_•-'--------'_----_-------_.._ _-'_---_ . . -. L . ..,... -- --- -- :-- -- Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 6C—The Sanford Herald o Se inole County L.and Transacttons 0 & wf Gladys Schraw Entr., Inc. to Dennis Greater Ccnstr., to Wm E. Jeanine A Lovett, sgl to Paul C. Altman (QCD) Lewis Se1ahW Sara . H. Gonya & WI. Janice, I.L 25 & (QCD) Merle L Davenport, B. Sapp & to Charles Equity Guar. Cl LL Druid First Davenport Ratlm & wf Dorothy Li GoldIe Manor 1 Selah, It 56 1. to Betty L. BUt 25, Sanlando Sub. 131k D, Town 26 It 30 M., Patricia Woodlands Sec. hills Th e Est., 1st add., $38,500. BUt 3 4, Addn., $100. Maddux, Lt 6 BIk A Oakland Beautiful, Sanford Sec.,$17,200. Country Fit. Repi., $5,000. $43,300. (QCD) Howard Wilson & & H. Wm. Darden Jr., sgl to Eat., 1st Se., $ioo. (QCD) Margie M. Bowen to Wilco Constr. to Robert H. Joseph E. Davison, atp Unit 101 wf Barbara to Claude G. Carlo Mayer & wf Anne Edw. C. Eckoff & Delores B. Briinaget, It 130 Thorpe & wf Charles H. 24 Heath & wf Marsha K., It & wf Flora, It. 13 111k condom,., Ferguson Bldg 1, Crown Oaks, Geraldine to Ben Starling & Oakland Hills, $100. D. Suminerset No. Sec. 2, 1100. A., It 46 Sleepy Hollow 1st Claude W. Dentoi & WI. Mary Susan, E 41' of U 6 & E 41' of N Bik H, No. Oil. Terr., Sec 2 Un. $24,000. Larry J Russell & wf Anita to Addn, Claire Bowman & Wm. to 11.5' of 7 Rik 8, TIer 4, E. R. 1, $30,000. E to Wm. S. Denton 1. Melhorn & wf wm. Mitchell Bowman & Wt. Richard Rozarisky & wf Billee David Donald Marvin wf Lina to 1, & $3,03. Sanford, Trallords Map V., N 70' of SEL4 of BIk 4, Tier Willis H to 88' of 1.t 19 Little Sandra Fwfler & WI Claire, It S Lakewood Shores L, N Noria wf Lake Randall DeMolt & Charles Goeiz & wf to Martin i, Fin Land & Colon. Co Ltd. Harriet 71 Lake LA. Georgia Terr., $500 D, Beverly 1st Addn., $100. 212.045' of N 430.09' of E S Bucksbaum & wf Melva that Map of St. Gertrude Addn., Silver Springs Guar. Land Est., $21,000. Casselberry Gnd Inc. to .ii' of LI 76, McNeils Org. $100. part of NE4 of s Jymor Corp to Nicholas F Richard C. Lawrence & WI. Va. & Title Cep. to Franklin I) Villa, $8,000. lying No of Sanford Grant Line Dale S. Clark & Wt Linda to 121 81k A ('mpo& wf Joann, Shaffcr& 82 f B et te D.m Lot Kathryn K.. 1156131k C, Lake &W.orSR400(1-4) Less r-wSil Central Fin. Council, Boy Porter T. Roberts & WI. Myrtle 1k hills San Sebastian Eat. Un IA, Park Fourth Addn., $3,100. $4 46A on the No. $35O Scouts of Amer. to Gleger Dcv. Carylon U 165 Trallwood Eat. Wilco Constr. to '4' Dale N. Vanier& WI. Mary to H. Miller & Sons Oil., Inc. o of SE & SL of Sec. l 122,100. wf Annie Johnny Giles & Brunner H. & Wt. Anna., LI Webb Jr. & wf Deborah, It. 5 CO. Sit of SE4 Walker Max D. Hall & wf Alice E., u L H. Cruce & Wt. Coy to NLj of SEi of SEL4, Sec. to James B. Cues & WI 12 Lake Mary Manor, $10,000. 111k N No. On. Terr., Sec 4 Un. $41,500. Donald Baldwin & WI. Bette, 29, less rw et at, $632,700. Elk 17 Sanford 117 Inc. to 1, $30,500. H. Madeline A. Org. Bism. Fruit Co Grange Prop Inc. to Jay Beg. at Intersec. E r-w SanfordFarms, $100. 1281.2' Don E. Rathel, Trustee S Bach Jr. & WI Carole A., It. 882 Oviedo Rd & N line of unplotted Sweeney & wf H Thomas of Sec &-2&-30, W of NW of Spni'ig Oaks Un. IV $36900 par of 81k 11, N & E of Saidios' & N 35' eta! 13 Devco On, Inc. to Calvin Gloria to Gloria Sweeney int. Fisher & WI Janice It. 33 Blk H, & Rosalie D. Peirsol, 8 81k A, Lake Brantle Camelot Un. 2, $3400 Sunday, Nov. 4 1973 413—The Sanford Herald Fimea Constr. Co., Inc. to Sec. Add., $31,000. 1 nor, 13, - his -__ ;ter, irad t- I e of =__-t - --:-- - - . 1'noleCouncontinuesitsl w U 503 Winter Springs Un. 4, $48,500. Arthur E '.riu1ainson Jr. & Jean P to Tener Entr. Inc.. Beg. at Se cor 0 SW L4 O I 30-29 runE3rods,N4OrodsW a- ,' tj.aIeeo-' Norma to t ' Cvsvsuui ' Jr. • wE . 1. , Woods, $55,0D0. Gidus Builders Inc to Robet J. Cordner & wf Joyce, 1A 283 Woodcres., Un. 5, $35,. Mar Ostrom, sgltnWrn fl Penn & WI Lenora, LI 71 Hc'btn Hill Un. 3, $30,900. Win. I. Rowe & Denfta Robt. W. Ivey, s9l. LA. I Rik A. Paradise Point, Fourth See.. Amer. Mrnlulars C Ldw. N. Az-4.r & .Stilrky BUt I Shadow Wit alld, so. Li. 38 Queens ,iii Ad-1h CB, $15,900. Wilbur F Morey &' SATURDAY P ("nfl tnid tr S"vlr Urr.iln IIt I B!k El. 0n" Markm Brando; Drama; 4 p.m., rnr'.! 44 ___ - --- to rrafl. J. Lrennar Roberta A It 1 111k G, Valiry Gdn Sec 2, 1115 Robin-Ladd of Fin. . . f — County during the week ending Oct. Channel 9 Man's Eyes," Lon Chaney, Mystery; 1:30 a.m., Channel U. "Thriller," Brandon de were down from $5,273,116 in the s - week in 1972 to $3,561,566. A rec( . year however, still is being seen wiç Wilde, Drama; 2 a.m., Channel 2. ""Oh. YOU Beautiful Doll," June Haver; Musical; 3:10 "Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo," Warner Oland; Mystery; S a.m., Channel 9. $280,133,535 in real property conve 1 _ -- j — -. Modu!ar Corp., Lots 28242530 Klshore U Tolla & *1 Su & lOS Brookhollow s.d $37,530 1.47 BIt F Sum merset No Ldrson Constr. to Amer. $26,00 Modular Crp , Its 11, 12,13.109 Wm N Lynch iii & w --- _---_ — ------ - - r - - - 5 i — - - .,i i. — .. —.— •t -S to run off with the gi r l ii pre ) LIX) pa res SI441OU1t- & 71/1 : - .- '- Ln U r4 This paper belongs to NOVEMBER1973 all the dates and make your own special calendar. November starts on Thursday and has 30 days. Fill 9?'rI. Efl4A'. IHAVEN'TSEEI'4 ONE. NOTSINCE Ll A BAP-MANNERE STORK IN CITY in q - Be sure to mark the holidays and special days like the birthdays of your family and friends. Siinthiv Saturday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday AAE UP! - - 4 he loves. Katharine Ross, who is being married to another man in the devastating comedy about youth and love, "'Me Graduate," with Ann Bancroft, a special film presentation on "The CBS Thursday Night Mies" Thursday, Nov. 8 (9:00-11:05 p.m.) in color, on WDBO-TV, Al . — -..-- — - Channel 6. I - me HelbOfli." Richard Todd Adventure; 930 a.m.. -- - 4 "Ok - `750 ~ - "Abbott and CosteUo Meet the Invisible Man," Comedy; 10 am.. Channel 44. "ihe Seven little Foys, V. Keith Young to V, .-___________ , SUNDAY %4 m J Bray & wf Comedy; 11:30 M.. Clannel 13. a 6. from "Phone Call "Road to Ball." Bing Stranger," Gary Merrill; p.m., Channel 44, Crosby and Bod Hope; Drama; 9 "Road to Utopia," Bing Comedy; 11:30 p.m., Channel Crosby and Bob Hope, "Man on the Flying Comedy; 11:30 p.m., Channel Trapeze," W. C. Fields: 44. 'Fade In," Burt Reynolds, Comedy. 230 am., Channel Drama; 11:35 p.m., CUnnel "F rontier 1leUca Stewart 6 Granger; Western; 4:30a.m.. FRIDAY "L'vi with thc' Prcps'r (harrnd ) - fTf X_ Real estate conveyances for the per - - - 'Sutien1, Last Summer Elizabeth Taylor; Drain.i. L am., Channel 2. Gary 1 .i -. ___ I -'The Caine Mutiny," Hum. OM Bogart; Dram; 11:30 p-m., Channel 9. Frankerstein,"BisKar. ku; Thriller; 11:30 PJU & Hilda G Suria, Lt I thwood, $n,900. _ --.= — I -. ..'- A weekly activity paper specially prepared for our younger readers Bachelor," Debbie Reynolds; Channel 44. "Creature frorm the Black Comedy; 4 p.m., Channel 9. "Quicksand," Mickey lAgoon," Richard Carlson Rooney; 7:30 p.m. Channel13. Thriller; 4 p.m. Charnel 9. 'Circus World,' John 'The Graduate" 1)ustlfl Wayne; Drama; 8:30 p in hoffman Comedy; 9 a in Channel 6. Channel 6. "Where Were You When the NorIn The 'Great Day , 4' 4. - --===- 'I.. l. - —'-. T--! TTT -= — - ____ - ___________________ NE'SUS! THURSDAY Iii- A The Bridge at Remagen," eorge Segal; Drama; 9 IT m Chanr12 Topaz John Forsythe Drama; l:30 pra, Channel Joseph in many months fell sharply in Semi; Lot 1. Blk N, Camekx Unit 1, - -I ARE REAPY THE 50N OF TARZAN KNOWS HOW 1 0 FIGHT! I _ Suspense; 8:30 p.m.. Channel Russell Jr. & wf Patrick Woodcrest 9-d Un. 5, Sales of real property for the first tn Laron Constr Inc to Amer. - . Sunday, Nov. 4,1973-1 The Tiny Herald .1 Stranger, Natalie Wood, John Drama; 9 a.m., Channel 9. Lest," ..------ --- -'LegrvJ of " e Parson and the Th Wayne; Drama; 9 a.m.. I Anthony IU U'JUaW, 1; Channel 9. Th 'Fn"myt,eneral "Van Western I in Channel 44 — ___ "T!w' • r! - .,.WfIñ1llI OULP NOT WANT tv this week 11 anety of movies sf Emmett M. Hodges Mildred to Leonard F4 I ; if Venzla&wf Mary A.,LIl2BlkI Sky Lark s4 $32,600. John CGagllno&wf Barbara V. Keith Young to Vh Young & WI Barbara, 14 C The Springs live Os t• Ads- u; 2 p.m. Cill 9. toMaglelt Lynn, sgl,E100 of etc $100 Mild Woods, Inc. to W200'o1N225'ofS58O'oINWS of N%%14 of Sec 13-21-30, *22,000. Porillo, It. 12 BIk H, Sç H A Ross 'cnstr. to Tanya Hills, Sec. 1, $9,000. Edw. V.IAa.e&WII4 Zatariny,Lt7i3lkBNorthOrL Lewis C downing Terr., Sec. 3 Un. 1,*Z7,300. ' -- -: A - -. - - - , ST.STAP' \',\ '' i smnro1eofawealthhuichondriacwhose$25m1llion cxnputer that stores medical knowledge disappears In "II Max Is So &nart, Why Doesn't He Tell Us Where He Li?", a 'BanaCtk"aegmentof'?4BCWadnesdayMysteryMo,le"to heColorcastNov.7(8:30.lOp.m.)OnWKSH.Tv,a,armel2. / - '4 ,f't A "To Catch a,"Cary Channel 9. Valdez Is Coming, Burt Lancaster • Western, 8 30 DIlL Channel 9 !t27&N3 of,Enl Wood.s 1st Addn, $,40G Miticoim G MacNeil Joan to Annie C Walker Dhi',c H.1nPe3, sl Rik 7, Tier B, E R Map of Sanford, $1,100. John H Lee & WI M . -'p - Ofl*dY, - ne LIfl 0 It nine From Outer Space," Riciard Cartson, Science Fiction. 11:30 p.m., VA2 I '__ I.L J' DOWN TO SiZE — E. G. Marshall as Brig. General Shthner cuts down the glory-minded Major Barnes (Bradford Diliman) in "Bridge at Remagen," a drama focusing on the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia, to be coloreast on "NBC Saturda) Night at the Movies" Nov. 3 (9-11:15 p.m.) on WESH-TV, Channel 2. - lo t — - CaliCO Co — CIRCLE THE THINGS YOU MIGHT SEE THIS MUNI H Paste these Special Day Stamps on the proper dates in your calendar. Channel 9. "Em Mulliel (In Spanish) '11w Glass Bottom Boat,.. .... Joan ffivers; Comedy; p.m.. Chl 9. Musical Drama; 11:30 Pm- Doris Day; Comedy; 11:30 8:30 p.m.. Channel 9. Darling Daughters' O1)el44. — B skin" "Buc c kskin. m Channel Aniuersy,"RobertYoung; V Sullivan; e: em, 1. "The Road to ,poi Correll 8:30 p.m., Channel MONDAY Bing ' i u Zr" ' ii: ".r. C!;;:jiei Lets Make L,ove, .Les MiseraD4es," Michael 44. Crosby and Bob Hope; ?lonroe, Musical; 9 Rennie, Drama, 9 am, 'All This, and Heaven Comedy,1130p..m,Channei Marilyn Ch annel 44. p.m., Channel 44 Too" BetteDr There Were m '' Mw Two Crro1la, 12: a.m., Channel 9. arry Fitz gerald ; N" one, B . P .. Barbara Stanwyck; Drama ; . Channel 9-30 Channel 44. am.. Charntl Ikft [landed TUESDAY Gun," "Maisie' Aiin Sothe , Paul Newman Western, C '1ie Three WEDNESDA Y ' ,A,L 4.jpi..r S O4 1 - " ('41n4v. - . soo. i B. Sweetwater Oaks, bee 6, brcaznw old, P,0*) Kenneth R. Leroy & F to Otto F Garrett WI Louise, Ni of It. 25 Knolls 1st Addn, 116,54 David H. Christensm ty) lpngw4odHhlI, "In ItLt i 1j, u Jul & WI Susan F.., 11.2131k A, 131k 14 Oakland Eat,, 2nt Sweetwater Oaks. Set- 4A, $Z.333. (Q(1))LesterH.WOO&. Morgan, from tfw Patricia American Modulars Crp. to LoulsGiordano&Catherme,LL of U. 25 Lake Minnie EL 1100. 4 BUt 7 Shadow 11111, 538,800. 4Klile Ball, - - =- --- r— ';' ••,/_ LJ wwwv. Faces of Eve," P.m. JrneWxi1 rd, Drama, l2. 'With Reservation," , "I'H Cry Tomorrow," (LIllian Roth), Susan UeI 44. 'Mw*r, My Sweet," Dick "The 27th Day," Gene arry. Scl Fiction. I Channel 44. " dor.n's Brain," Ayrei; Thriller; 4 p.m., 1he Girl Must Likely to.. "The Road to Marocco" Ad HAPPY -, Powell, Mystery, 9 aim., Bing Cro5by and Bob Hope, Channel 9. C;omedy; 11:30 p.m., Channel CHRISrINA RAI I's st.irh -,vitli litti c ltubln llu~h In tile true "A Woman of Distinrtion,', 44. andUnsuallovestoryofay her brief ____ life with to" and doUo%t0irhitba, and child, as she flphtnvait "Saskatchewan" Alan p.m . , Channel 44, tIlrci In Sunshln 'drmaUc fith A "ed41 f J. I ii, AthntLr, 1 UI 'ei4,1 ed l'rtday. Nov. 9 (8:30.11:00 p.m.) on CBS, WDBo.4v , channel $, Carroll Naish; Drama; i Channel 9. -' $5800. Edgar Dflhsbnji&wfflorett* of 5jt4 of NW14 Sec 23.20.3) etc.42 855 &rea. $52,000. I' trd) I.. (utnr,l & wi Bruce Sherwood & wI l 'y Barbara, from SE tor of NW'* to Manuel A. lzquierdo & wi of Sec 14-2141, etc., $1I450. flerminla, It 21 Spring Gdns, $39,000. Clark & wf Marsha to Mark A wf oo. Garfield N. Walker & Ptnlck & wf Bonnie WI Melvin W Arne. to John Overelwek & Devco Oil., iflC. o Win .r 17,5C Inc.to (7outh & wf Mat), It 55 BUt I Mic-hal b1t1r &m, Jcnsms& WI JoclCIenent & wI netot 11n 2. 400fl • ta - Al MOBILE HOME SUB-DIVISION 904775-4777 ' - -. OPEN DAILY HWY 434 -- L.tId on Hwy. %1.fl. (vi, SEE US a 2Vi miles Nrorlh of Mary. I Sh of UV t*wI.I , •A ;anson. *ww 4'_________ . ' Allan M. Silverberg &wfElke t Jan:e A .IGtgnv & wf Betty , Lt. 21 Utsa Alumna. !& Grant; Mystery; 5:30 p.m., to Richard R. Burgoon. that Barbara K Kirby,1A 14 1 part of 11 18 blap of Van Blk B Wal~n Oaks Aradale Osborne Brokerage Co. 1.600. Clarence W. Forrest i Addn Black Hammock, $10,000. Reba McasIn & bb. Mania BremdaJ. to&iiestE.t in floasid E Wrr, ; Lt: U wi. Kenneth TSllvazy& 94,&W33.S'&E360'of93 scope toJosephFWllhIiwJr LandCopltofBlackflammock, Ka thleen Its S & 6 $10000 Arneda Dunn & hi, Robert to Sanlasdo Springs T C Win & wi Annabelle, Its 20 John C. Green & wf & 31 Dixie s4 $2,300. 1U Huskey Co. to Dec- to Ronald E Green & 14 Stephen W Fraser & WI Rid - KennethLMltchell&wfAnn p.oiemary, I.A. Ballmer&Welis,$$* Hi Lo Corp to IUc1. Bradshaw & WI Sandra toElmerSLevle, Lt. llBIkI Summerset o Sec 5, $23,600 James C Levie & wf Susan to Fn)D')hernll&wfMarsF It SUlk 10 WttJiuiit1d lbL.r'ddfl $23,300. A A McClanahan & wf C2tC1yn to JO!!' T Ciiva Jr ,Lts 24i 25 BUt I Highland Park, $21,500. Reba McClain & bb. Marvin Nor 10 ' Beast m the Cellar &rlReid, ThnU& Channel 44. "Flaming Star," Elvis Presley; Western.; 4 p.m., m - t'71 S1 IrA, I,. . TM "i U to ("It - PPLt. 1 tccLë - • z ry �-- 6C—The Sanford Herald -- S Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 in em ole L y C an A d T __ I—_____________________•1 1- ;anføth / to Dennis schraw Jeanine A Lovett, gl to Paul C. Altman & wf Glad ys Greater Constr., to Wm E. QCD)1.ewLs Selah to Sara. his & I (QCD) Merle L Davenport IL Sapp &' Charles to DorOthYlit. 1 enport Rathman&wi Golcth,Manor First Equity Gwir.Crp., lit.C Druid U56 Selab, 26BLk25_SanlandoSub. __•_ o1_to Betty L Dav Patricia M., U 30 BW D, Torn thUs Esi, 1t add., $38500. addux, lit 6 BIk A Oakland 81k 3 The Woodlands Sec. 4, Addn., $100. Beautiful, Sanford Sec., $17,200. (QCD)llowardR.Wflson&&COUfltrYli.RCPI.,$S,000. $43,300. Wm, Darden Jr., sgl to (QCD)MargieM.BOWefltO Et,stSe. tc f Anne to ri.j Carlo Maer & lco Constr. to Robert H JasephE. Davison, atp UnIt 101 wI Elarbard ( to (laude Edw. c If & ores B. I3rtmager, lit 130 Thorpe&sfl.ynda }leath&wfMarshaK,L124 Ferguson&IHora,Ltl3B1kCharleSR BldgI,CrownOaks,condom,, GeranetonSL&rHng&f Oakland Hills. $100. ' • a I ø" P D,SummersetNo s 2,$100 A, Lt 46 Sleepy Hollow 18t $24O09 udeWn&WfM Larry J Russell & wf Anita to Addfl, $46,900 $30,000 Bowman & Wm to Claire ig s' i 7 Ilik 8 m 4 . R. 1, E to Wm S. Denton & WI Helen Donald L hielhorn & wf Wm. Mitchell Bowman & Wt. Traffords Map Sanford, $5,W. aresGoelz&wftoMartin Sandra to Willis HFwter&wf Claire, lit 5 Lakewood Shores L, N88' of Lt 19 Little Lake Randall DeMott&wf Norma J., 21,F Land & Colon. Co Ltd. (georgia Terr, $26,500 S 212.045' of N 430.09' of E Map f St.Gertrude Addn, Bucksbaum & wf Melva that Be verly D, lit 71 Lake Harriet 1st Addn, $100 $21,000 Sliver Springs Guar. Land 20371' of lit 76, McNells Org EM, Casselberry Gnd Inc to part of NELi of Sec 63O inymor Corp to Nicholas F Richard C. Lawrence & Wt. Va. & Title Cep. to Franklin D Villa, $8, lying No: of Sanford Grant Line Dale S. Clark & wi Linda to ,U1B1A SafIer&ffletteDmlMt82 Campo&wIJoan K,II56BIkC,LakeKathryn &W0rSR400(1-4)LessrwSfl Central Fla. Council, By Porter T Roberts & WI IIyTIIC Lk Hills 3t. Un A, Park Fourth Addn., $3,100. San Sebastian 46A on the No. $350 C ...t Amer. oGleuer ev. Carylon U 165 TriilJWOOd EM. OUW,UIi Wil co Constr. to James II Dal:N.Varner&Wf.Maryto S I $22100 H MLIler&SonsOrl In to $44,500. Brunner 11. Giles & wf Annie Johnny Walker & Wt. Anna., 1A Webb Jr. & wf Deborah, 1A. 5 to James It. Giles & wf 12 Lake blary Manor, $10,OM. Bik N No. Orl. Terr., See 4 Un. Donald Baldwin & Wt. Bette, Dove nshire. 29, less r.w et al, $632,X. Org. BLsm. Fruit Co Inc. to I, $30,500. Grange 'jflC: to Jay H. MadelineA. Lt7Blk 17 Sanford Beg,atInc. Er.wSanfordDon E.Rathe1, Trustee S12l.2 -Oviedo nd&N line ofunplotted Bach Jr. &wf Carole A., IA. 882 Farms, 1100. ofNWLiof See 6.2O30,Wo!RI Spring Oaks Un. IV, $3900. cminr%loCniintv rnntinu6s ls I par 9( BIk B.1N &..ofSanf. F Gloria to Gloria Sweeney Y Devco Inc. L1 - BIkH,NoOrlTerr,Sec2Un Ir IP P nor, -" c- ___ __ ___ - - / - I - baqdlewoo II!'ac 0/ /0 DOWN 11 '.. AXt - L- To. 3A VW 013aws-P - - -'-i ----- -- - J. Cordner & wf Joyce, IA 283 Joseph F Cusick & vp Woodcrest, Un. 5, $35,500. Mary J Ostrom, sgl to Wrn R. to Frank J. Brenna~ Penn & wf Lenora, t 71 Robin1ober A lit. 1 111k G, Valley Gdn Sec 2, $115 Hill Un 3 $3()%Q Robin-Ladd of Fla. L & __________________ . L-rnaroTorrue1In&wf RobtWlve gi IA iBIkA Paradise Point, Fourth Sec - threes red and the tours green F D 0 I I k I - _ 4 VI 2 I - - thwood,$39,900. 2 1 HAVEN'T 0(0 Sales of real property for the first ti' in many months fell sharply County during the . - . - in Semi, 2 week ending Oct f 0 2 4 jCME A BAP-MANNERED 5TQK IN CITY - - . [1 ( & Hilds G Surla, lit 1 *23,700. KNOWS HOW 70 FIGHT! ARE REAPY NEEPIS US 1 COLORING Cov'Or tfie shapes that havo ones yellow, those with twos brown, What's wrong with the alPhabet? I Raw" Jr.& wi Patrick _ Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973-3 The Tiny Herald ERS Z fl-1E SON NOULP NOT WANT . MET - . i Emmett M. Hodges Mildred to Leonard FA sgl. LL 383 Queens Mh 2D-29, run E 3 rods, N 40 rods W Addn. CB, $15,900. Wilbur F Morey & i 30 rods etc, W,OW. iff Charles Co'eman Jr & wf rra o 1'i4,cr J Aanu Ellen Add., C13, $14,000 - - Sunday, Nov. A. im Arthur E Williamson Jr. & •. -- ' -- 4-tT'fl3 -. . S -. - -- . 2—Tise Tiny Herald - - V-47YR t7 - - Ie of -- . Fisher & wf Janice IA. 33 Blk It, & Rosalie D. Peirsol, 4 Camelot Un. 2,$34,400. Elmeo Constr. Co., Inc. to Sec. Add., $31,000. o ars Amer thrcld I) BIr & f Dar! ShIrlL iu.Jr& h rley Ed.. N. Li u iuttr s irad - ADULT CONDOMINIUMI IN ANF0PI7 I ster, = w I : ,his i d Vi • - 'L' = . Susan,E41'oILI6&E41'olN cents " • Wi 20 Itriltb - / - 4 Real estate conveyances or the per 44 _ were down from - week in - 1972 year however, $5,273,116 in the s to $3,561,566. A . still 4 rec 1 . is being seen wi; / / 1 ( $280,133,535 in real property conve - - - Larson Cor.str Inc to Amer.m J Bray & wI Bev. Modular Corp, Lots 23 24 25 26 Klahore D Tolls & & 108 Brookhollow s-d $37,500. LtlBhkFSummersetNo , _ 26,300 Larson Constr. to Amer. $26,3m- Wm M Lynch III &w ModularCrp,Lt11, 12, 13,109 Modular & 110 Brookhollow s.d. $37,500 E to Kent A Weisner& w L Lot 1. Blk N, Camelot Unit 1, 4 V. Keith Young to V. - - - _i-wn flu ( 1 4 1 a -_ ----- I I - I 4 most states 12—El izabeth Cady Stanton Day l5—SadieHawktnsDzty 4 4 - -' - I M ANI - 4 . 4 1 "4i1JII1t11" (1 to Otto JadytheC,LL3Blk2 1 _ J1 they z not Kangaroo Rat r Th Robert its retoday n%flOI I C)*TR1 lift 17 KANGAROO RAT _ Kangaroo Rats are small animals with pouches In their cheeks. very long hind legs and tall and short front legs. They are found in most of the United States west of tho Miqltir,. ------- ri :'?: tunnel s nverycoidwoather Knolls 1st Addn, $16,50 David R -I l' ALS to look for seeds and insects to stero In underground tunnels. Kangaroo Rats move in the manner as Kangaroos. hopping on their hind legs, using their long tails for Saulando Springs T Garfield N. Walker & wf ne to John Oi.ertheck & wi ..t Ann,IA 4 lem N 41 etc., Bel Al ,Li'f'lt& .k1ta wf of NA %f to M, nuel A. Jzquiff do of Sec 14-21-31, etc., $11A. Iferviinia, [A 21 Spring Gdns, Mark A Clark & wf Marsh2 to wf Bonnie ,.., Melvi n W Pnick ll!L $17,500. 1 19 10 " MICfl3fI I$UIL T 1 U11. 7, m9m. CaPICIC4 Ben E. Roberson & Wt. Brenda, ' '' ' I ,,, OPEN DAILY 14WY 434 MOBILE HOME SUB-DIVISION ___________ 904-7754177 ' Geo. C. Schmid, lk-g at NE cm Devo Orl Im tn- Sc)m= tltaj-nonle His., Sec 2, $37.000. -Z ro#- W P. inc. to _ Wsiummn At wf T Ifolmn I i M H. uer i n ur - "I. Mao (i 000P o'clock o krri arrr thU& wisuun E., [.1.2111k A, 81k L Oakland Eat., Oakc, 'ii 4A, (QCD) Lester H Wo4 $L900 American Modulars Crp to Patricia Morgan Irom Louis Giordano &Catherine,LL ofLL Lake MtnziIea Litity S., 1.1. 21 Casa Alonij, -= M cer. 3jtJ'5 A i I ani'ed 4 iu i . 19—Discovery Day in Puerto Rico 22—Tha nksgiv ng uay John C. Green & wf I 31 Dixie s-a, $2,200. The Huakey Co. to Dee. to Ronald E Green & vk Rik I.,., IA. 13 Blk 10 Allan M. Silverberg & wf Elke 4 iber of 3 who se first ______ - Fraser & wf Stephen Sandra o John B Cummings& w Louise, N'i of U. Tpngwood Hilts X9,5)0. !oanso MM 6—General Election Day in ..-tW numJoseph FWMlams Jr - '1 4—Will RogerS Day in Oklahoma - III erform nedby I 4 4 1—AU Saints' Dayin Louisiana y said based -1 a ~yjo. k~ Arjjeda Dunn & hb Robert to ) fl NOVEMBER 2e&WfAJ lain & hb Marvin Rca to Richard R. Burgoon, that Barbara K Kirby, lit 141 part of LI 18 Map of Vu BlkBWLinOaks Arsdale Osborne Brokerage Co. $20,&). Clarence W. Forrest I Addn Black Hammock, $10,000. -- cr sip ':R V 4 A A McClanahan & wf Joanto Annie CWalker Carolynto John T Cullum Daphne Humphrey, s& tsixi,nerB,E R Tr - i2h ni_Il HI-Lo Corp to RiCIC; Summerset No. Sec. 5, $23,600. James C LeIe & wf Sunan to Bradshaw & Roy DSherrlil&wf Mary F.,Lt U 77 & N 3' of 26, Eni 3Blk10Weathersfield lstAddn Soodsis'Addn,$4OG - W = T: 4 of NWNs of Sec 15-21-30,$22,000. Porillo. LA. 12 Blk 11, Sfv H A Ross Constr. to Tanya Hills, Sec. 3, $9,000 Zatariny,Lt7BlkB North OrL Edw. V. Lange &wfL Lewis C downing Terr,Sc 3Un 1, $27,200 Kenneth LMitcheU&wlAnn Rosemary, U. z 2nd i Man- F' o'clock W H G,ee, & Sons to Peter C D. The Sprhis, $100. V. Keith Young to V, Venzia & wf Mary k, I.A. 12 Bik I Sk y 0. iJZ&&f Barbara pot John C MIS :1ll 4 SEE US TODAY1 I he Envilonmental Company Ltcati-d on Hwy I72 lu" rn ii HOtTh of DiBiry. t' Milti South of Oranc City. convonjent to ________ I _•• so bold as to invite you reading smothered under 8 inches of n full? Page snow and b to 12 inches wa!, . 0- expected in the mountain areas of Montana, Wa5hini.'o11 and Newsweek. At (It(rnCalifornia thank Crosswordpuzzle X, Im Dr. rrane Editorlaiconunent . rz 6A AA 6A - 4A Sports 2B-3B SlAte ......... 5A Stocks ...... ........ ............IA : iv A spokesman at the Apartmtnts on U.S. 1747 said the youth listed his place of employment as DlH HONORED al annual 4-11 Achievelneilt Banquet Saturday night were Sherry Lloyd (left) who received 14 1 Dare You" Award anJ , PaIMU Nurkiewicz, (r) who won Key Award shown with Louise Gill, Coutity hIOfllc Extension Agent. Related story on Page 8A. 'I li (ni ci iu Ph ooto by Bill \tne'.Iirlf Jr -- -- �_ - -- — - - - -. - _ _- I - - =- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~i ~, ~ m~~: ~ ~ ~ - ~. . . __ - ~;~ . W . - . - - - -1 .- - _,_ _;-4 ,= . _ I ---_-- I '' 'I - - -. -' - !4 - _ - _L .:i L _ LL - ___ -- ----- ~ - -_ .----_ - -_-_ - Seminole County Land T - - * 30 rods etc, 00,000. Charles Colernan Jr. & Wt Norma to Prtrf J Atira,ml & wf Celia, L174&F 12' of 73 English .-. ..,. WiHw F Morey & i Uvde to Sevier P Gr!ff Ursula I IA 131k El Ellen Md., LB. $14,00 Brainur Dcv. to P ll GWAIS Builders Inc. to Robet J.cordncr & wi Joyce, U Joseph F Qislck Woodcrest Un. 5, $35,5W MaryJOstrom,sgltoWmR. to Frank J. Brennar RobertaA LI. 1 81k Penn & wI Lenora. Lt 71 Robin M(! (!.Sidents of the * P V * . J- , • , 0 • - - TOTUei1S & t Robt.W. Ivey, sgl. IA. 1 BIt A, Ismaro Hilda GSwia, Lt Paradise Point, Fourth Sec., & $23,700. ' ' • Sales of real property for the first ti A- * 6%. IIIr . - h * 11 * / ' rf! LU A1 7 I), I 7iI'ifI 'tI V ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN r 0, ... __ T. t -:' -. - in many months fell sharply in Semi County during the week ending Oct / V / ft_ 4 -. / * 1&(212 . COQn 111 9;'11; in rairil or nerty conve @T ' * 01soAe U .tt, - . I $: : ' • H •• __ - - F-.- ç_t. 'r III! A_ ': i_ " :i .;p? - 4' .111 -,~ N 4~ _ rz ___ I 7 i; r' - '• r i_ : ':':' '-- :, - , •, , - —i-- '.!i tV~ --.-I~-~ ti 1 _ q _ 1 -. - r- I if _ - -c.-. ---..é 1--`_______________ - . _11 W _- _________ * - - ____ - 'a S .JS 4 _______ - ________ 4 Iq - I - . -, q-. - -• j ç -, ._ j'., -r -, - "Ø3 ~Iil f.% - .' .. __J_ __________________ Book Briefs I__ TRFE;E- Sunday, NOV. 4,1975D 34 Ii.msg' DOWN The Sanford Herald ACROSS c - 441111 3? 14AW -4 - ! ARE REAPY E7SUSl .1-1.4 ,,,t. varyi i Kr1 shrPer U. PUYP"S 34 GId ii 43 twd*-u.. - ..t R - ' '" 4 -- ' - ' . ........ ! V~-' -IlIi O L,I , - k - * It . I i ljI ' , I -- 4 4, n-Il : iii I it it, - f I __.4 I 'I , %_e.a__ z.1 t.'- I, • - a - ,- * • :_ ' - * -- * J * J _______ ;2 - - I •.I I * * I.• I I - _. 0 a - /0~ or /0 0 a - 1. ' -- 4 g - 4i1 __ _____ SCAI.,AWAC _ __ _____ kA 11%4, 4 ( 1;;:—_ / a A 4' 1 -' A'' ,-- t I 016_~: ,_~ //- le "i 2 .2.6 ~1 ,I: t-0. V ," ' -, 4&S consln y said ibased nedby ansom ____ • -~ erform ._._ -_ r " I -_ - - iber of e first ranged centof e. Robert try re- ?RJnh; çwLE ________________ _____ • PPPL 114E )JOLO r (Ire '& S I- -_ - 1- - - - - ;.: í nints - 'V 4~__ ",7-) ,.r-~ ~`,~'l If ~_I - t .; C.I..10 '__,_~ • -- p q - . - - - - gwevwmolfumw Alta ill _ — lball I'JLIM T I LocM on Hwy. 17.9L mIta NtTh of D,ary. I%i AI South of Orange P ilo . I. ____ 9 "-4 - '-1 -__- 11 -, ` ~_ EvRryThln5I S 4 I ` , 1 £ - ,, • . , 1 • ~. so bold as to invite you reading smothered under 8 Inches of ~ Crossword puzfle , - - ~ - 6A Dear Abby ............GA A'sop's edlirla! fr, full? Page snow and 6 to 12 inches was Di. Crane ------------6A 112 in the Nov. S Issue of expected in the mountain areas Montana, Washington and Editorial comment IA Newsweek eastern ( alifornia. : And thank you. A ihe Environmental Company - - __ SEE US Peatiy Development' i-..-- I ___ 9047754777 - I W Hwy 434 :!L ! MOBILE HOME SUB-DIVISION - . 2 -tIdIt .. - r - Put eri'. - 1 EMEM a_I en P'iUIf1 -,rr - - p - - 1 .' , r - —..-t- ,. . I . -p 5 - Cross out two pictures $fl each line then write in the box how many are left, r"Ur"N Iff j . WMID Win J. Bray &wtBeLaronCcnstr., Inc. toAmer. rearrange the letters Modular Corp., Lots 23 24 25 26 Klsre DTolla& to spell the name of & 100 Brookhollc,w s.d $37,500. U7BIkFSumeretN Larson Constr. to Amer. $26,300. each country. Win. M. Lynch III &" Modular Crp.,Ltsll,12,13,109 & 110 Brookhollow s.d. $37,. E. to Kent A Weisner & Devco of Ott, Inc. to Lonnie C. IA. 4 81k B Bretton 9 4 V. Robbins & wi Bartara A., $66,500. 1 iJ V. Keith Young to: 9 Lot 1, BIt N, Camelot Unit I, Young & wf Barbara, 4 $31,500. _2i _9 WIlGrcen&SonstoPeterC D, TheSprings,1I00. V. Keith Young to Venzla & wf May A., 1112 BIt I Young & WI Barbara, Sky Lark s.d, $32,600. - ____________________ John C Gagllno & wf Barbara C The Springs Live 0 to Marie K. L}nn, sgl., E 100' of etc. $100. Mild Woods, Inc. ! W 200'al N US'ol S SN'of NW# EERGEC -V4 of Sec 19-21-30,$22,000. PoriHo, LL12131k 11, of ," H A Ross Constr. to Tanya Hills, Sec. 3, $9000. Edw. V. Lange &wf ' Zatariny,U7BIkB North Orl. C downing Lewis Terr., Sec. 3 Un. 1, $37,200. 2 Kenneth I Mitchell & wf Ann Rosemary, Lt. $ 2nd to Elmer S Levie, It. 11 BIt I Balimer & Weiss, $8,$ 1114.o Corp to Ric Sununerset No. See. 5,123,600. James C Levie & wi Susan to Bradshaw & wf Sandra Roy DShrrt1I & wf Mary F., Lt 1.1 77 & N 3 of 26, F 1 YJIt.- %ttW.. $h..-,1. l.t 1,1 .%WI.-, I4 W'- - 1st kddn $ .-. ... a -Malcolm G MacNe $23,300. 2 _ ' [_ A A McClanahan & wf Joan to Annie C Walk Carolyn to John T Cullum Daphne Humphrey, INS Jr.,L1a24&2SBlklHighland B1k7, Tier B,E.R.? Map f o Sar.forr'. I1.1(f , oo. John H lie & wi Reba McClaln & bb. Marvin to Richard R. Burgoon, that Barbara K K1rby, It 2 5 ,j part of U 18 Map of Van Bit B Washington Oai Arsdale Osborne Brokerage Co. $20,600. Clarence W. Forrest Addn Black Hammock., $10,000. Reba McUaln & his. Marvin Bretnda J. to Erne,ct 1 = to Donald E Weaver, 4i ml: U wl, $17,600. Kenneth 7 Sllvuy 91, & W 33.5'& E 260' of 93 Scope to Jepb F WIfl1rni !mnwk.. LadC;!tf !Lek . I_ "1__ I Kathleen, Us S & $10,000. AinerIa Dunn & hb Robert to Saulando Springs OONRMA CSWInn&wI Annabelle, Lts2O $40,000. John C. G;een & wI & 31 Dixie SA,p2,200. Hustay Co. to Decto Ronald E Green 'flw. 13 81k I: Color each flag by catexine C'nnctr. (tp., IA 12 131k i, '.tB, Swtwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Drtamwo1d, using this color key. Kenneth R.Leroy $12,900. t-Back 6Biue Stephen W. Fraser & wi F. to Otto F. Gerri Sandra toJohnB.Cwnmlngs& JudytheL,IA. 3 .t2 3Gveen wf Louise. N4 of LA. 25 Knolls lit Atkln, 464 4 David H- Chr!tefl - v&iow 10rrpIe lpngwoo(l Hi1!, 9c k. .. .. L. [ii: Ii. U. Hill &wl Sultan E5,LLZBIkA1 BkI, Oakland Est., Sw"rtwater Oaks, Se- IA, $23,333. (QCD} Lester }L W4 $58,900. American Modulars Cris. to Patricia Morgan, 1r* LowsGiordano& Catherine, 11 ofLL25 Lake Minnie J sioo. of SE'S of NWti Sec 23.20.30 4 BIt 7 Shadow JIM. $38800. Edgar U Bishop Al WI Doritt* etc.42855 acres, $52,000. Allan M. Silverbcrg & wf Elke L .'irde11 & wE 13ru-- Shervd & wE ft'g Vi Jarn A Mcnte;mv & wt to Cr Betty S., IA. 21 Casa ,kjjji, Itarbara, (rum SE cor of NW' to Manuel A. lzqwerdo & wE of See 1021-31, etc., $11,580. HrminIn, Li 21 SprIng Gdns, Mark A Clart & wt Marsha to po,I Garfield N. Walker & wf Melvin W Penick & wi Bonnie Agwi to John Overeheck & wt n 1N ' 1k R- -. - d 17,500 I & n & Va to (rood & wf Mar I t 81k 1 s 1 4thc' -;: 1.E Jt4LUL & .Iu* AILII, U 4 less _%'4* etc., Sd Air Ben E, Roherson & Wt. Brenda, Camelot Un. 7. 4,9UB. Davie ESt& mswf Joyce to LA 144W 12 of 15 131kB West S parcels) 136.. Beg at NE cot Deve4 Ori In to Seour Altaincntc liLt, Sec 2. $3700. 414 W,jjnnfl,wTflelma 11. 30 H. Miller & SO= On., lae.Io SI40Vd E7Oyd N 14O1 —h.-n %4jIt,.r A. WI L I r 1. I,- ._ f 01 k;i ', 1972 to $3,561,566. A reo year however, still is being seen wi - - r 3 NA THE GERSHWINS. By Rob- imaginations of writers over 4 P,up,,i'ty st,4 "°' the centuries and an entire Simon. cr1 Kimball and Alfred 0 Dick Maurice 5- i hnV at II body of literature has arisen Mhenen. 292 Pages. $25. WI4 tètuIP 43. TIlE GERSHWIN YEARS. around their misty figures. 7 Hsppr" ass. , s 3 , . i e,t., j.I. jo Stewart succeeds in 4 Miss Jablonski and LawBy Edward fiqualh or _______________________________________________ i c. at f or rrt.t. -- •.. , MAY ) - H! ice U. Stewart. Doubleday. bringing Arthur and Merlin, as s u*,a1. Ic Manipulates well as the host of characters 416 Pages. $12.95. I I Thrilling 3 Color Iig$.Oy IL LAY at 17 Ancrtrwl A,ag..e.atrai SIV George Gershwin, 75 years surrounding them and the W II Mih a " .1 2 .. Who said doctors don't make house calls old If he ere alive today? This times they livcd in, !i '"" Ff mor -l7 at ( snptqI1a 34 wLi-.ø$ anymore? In a recent visit, DR. JOYCE s hard to believe - not be- tictina1 life. The book picks up exactly ' Horac.a U. be so old but BROTHERS mentioned that her concept of cause heh would 32 -. R Ps'm M Duke would tc ;c1ttvdy wcic "The Crysthl Cav'" leFt 4i.Ibfl. 54 I Stagy,, frozen, and thawed to bt out when the young. death was off. II Ti.. In 1 4 V,t,v.i. st..r 17 Egg drink D (Itiwa4i• It's not necessary to read the 5 process was more perfected. Alter all, think of the endurAttIkv ance of Irving Berlin, now 85, first to understand the second, S 37. Mt.. jaus think stio was pretty well established but the reader will be missin: _ gt'.t ,.. hep Wash iiigtun Politic ally when the young Gershwin was a very good read if he skips thu' Malt an-i Senator I1OWAItI) BAKER will he a formidable beginning his apprentice yrra, first voliune. In "The hollow — II AA I —— j - — - - . Hills," It Falls to Merlin to contender for the 1976 Republican Presidential before World War I. 30 Nu'Jfl-4. protect and educate the e illusory raise, th -; • - —so n for Th e rea nomination because of the Watergate hearings. Tr - .- Shad. trU discrepancy, of course, Is young Arthur so that when the Y5I'III ti' ' - At least two movie producers are trying to lure Gcrsh%':In's ,pn,.g f.'e precociousness - time comes for the boy to sue• th e handsome, articulate [taker to hollywood, be matured so early and died ceed his father as king he will 37 —up,,. :. """"""""""`1 - 1; - - 40, R.iiit, be ready. What happens to 4 young, at 38, In 1937. T,n,flI We must not forget there MerIii and to Arthur during == One of our most famous stars, long a heroin — — GIart 41 the texIra, years makes up those ________ IT re two Gershwlns. 43 flwtt addict, has been permanently hospitalized and George's older brother, wrote ture of the book and a very 44 rr.f,jr - = •. • will spend the rest of her life there. ,, . 41 lt4 a_4,ar.'f the lyric for many of George's good story it is. ablif --Since the book ends with Arcunpositions, from the later - 1•Z - - - - Foi*IiI kii 47. ANN-MARG RET would like to play George White "Scandals" In thur becoming king at age 14, 41. Corffis .d r- - -- 1920s through the glorious there still is plenty of story left (tar', MARIlYN MONROE in the screen version of thengsin Porgyand lles.s"toto tell and ttistobehoped 4C.-,n.T •x -Arthur Miller's "After the Fall." Meanwhile the Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers Miss Stewart will tell It. - -- - -- - - - 2 Pollution - specifically oil self or was she kidnapped? In she's decided to postpone further surgeryon her movies. Although now retired, Phil Thomas Al' Books Editor pulIutki From an offshore well addition, while trying to Find face until after current nightclub engagements. he keeps a sharp eye on the Gershwin legend. sets the scene cur "Sleeping the girl or her corpse, Archer husband ItO(ER SMITh bought Ann a beautiful The 75th anniversary of BABY BOY. By Jess Gregg. Ik'auly" While this theme nev- gets involved in three separate full-length white [ox coat for her birthday. George's bir th is bringing forth Putnam. 256 Pages. t6.95. er ov€i-sliadtiws the human dra. murders - one of them Liking commemorations ranging in being played out in the place more than 25 years earMeet Baby Boy Clabbern, one and books concerts fl! from of the biggest foulups to appear forefront, it is always there in her. TONY CURTIS certainly is a project man. postage stamp, in recent Iicticn and also one of the background, like a dark Is there a connection and, if literally, a He's worked up a new magic act for nightclubs to,already in circulation, so, v.hat is it? To find out take smear on the beach. the most endearing, nd completed a novel. He'll have plenty of time mc two books under considproblems this time a ride with Archer as he hurtArcher's Baby Boy, so named because o do other things as well since his show ti-ation, while naturally coy, the orphanage he was raised in out are many. An oil heiress is les through this thoroughly enering the same ground, are never quite got around to giv- missing and o are Archer's tertairing book to a most stirheduled for Broadway was a flop. quite different. Th e more Interanother name, is hut- sleeping pills. Did she kill her- prising ending. esting for the general reader is unite, a condition he manages 1.01(1) I.AURENCE OLIVER is living It up. "The Gershwins," put together get around when he wants co-star of "Sleuth" had a car done over with by Robert Kimball, who assem- to something read to hini by ,. le" on Cole Porter, claimin his ey es were injured thick carpels and upholstered ;eats, a folding tiled "Co and Alfred Simon. Geishwin's in an industrial accident or tlesk, and a telephone, and Ltst the vehicle as .III rehearsal pianist fur "Of Thee anne other outrageous lie. If., ftice. Sing." It includes many brief is also a thief, an utterly inreminiscences of the composer knew competent one, so bad, in tact, famous people who A $23-million damage suit was filed in him. There is appropriately a that when he breaks into a ________________ ederal court in Los Angeles against FRANK very good foreword by Richard house the most valuable thing llection _______________ find among a co 11 I INATRA and two of his associates by a Salt Rodgers and a compact bio- he can . Na'i __________ AT rare antiques is a snapshot .,00 iN laMa introduction by John of _____ke City businessman who claimed he was paphical _______________ . N . Wil3Ofl Jazz critic for The album which he loses to anoth______________ cr th ief who breaks into the ---- .11$ aten by the singer and the two other men. Is New York Times. ow SHOWING .hs.s well robs it as and at any way for a singer to hit a note?... The other book, "The Gerah- saIiIC house Baby Boy. -, Mn Years," has more detail on asReleased from prison, after the whole Gershwin clan Do you think his friend IIIUIIAIII) NIXON time for a crime he zg therabittOomt1ct1,thmmthg O(Ki$G (NAIl isn't anywhere near smart nows? SAMMY DAVIS JR.: I was on acid for somewhat George's meteoric ' TNEAT*5 e off, pull ed th enough to have wo years and I literally didn't know whether I rise. Both ( ,(. -I., #0' 5. Ui1I young ex-con wanders in0NLYI as in Cleveland or Buffalo I was going with a illustrated. Those of us who lived through nocently into a civilian life that SUN . Thru THURS. nrow.d that was drug-oriented, a chick who was '20s and '30s think of Gersh- he can neither comprehend nor the lcep into acid, and I wanted to be part of It. I in as the minstrel of the jazz adjust to. his adventures on the 11 1A Ije1TT1_ the Broadway shows outside are hilarious to the wish I could deal with drugs, but I don't think % 'anyone can. Anything that affects your mind is to the "Rhapsody in Blue" and reader, but not so to Baby Boy, U' -. at th after a while decides s rtwho it ss ." So ta 'Porgy and Be no good. But I'm for legalizing pot. __________ • prison is vastly preferlea us when Kimball and Simon life in walls. being outside the say: "George Gershwin, edee- able to IZ -- .-... But with a mind like his. gettic as he was, was not really a III •i. DONNA DOUGLAS is now showing ho uses to composer of jazz music. . .me ting back into jail is almost as -' i,eai same neighborhood she owes far more to hard as getting out. lie suethe prospective clients in lapsoiy . . . r. lived in as a "Beverly hlillbillie." Donna hasn't th e Influence of Tchaikovsk y ceeds, but it takes a bit of on his part as well as on _____ 0 given up acting, but she likes to keep busy and and IAt, both unquestionabty doing " skilled syncopators, than of that of the authorities. estate is good business in Beverly Hills "Baby Boy" is a picaresque B. Iiddy Ilolden or King Oliver," "c,,,' of novel, with adventure type 4 hood Ronald C. following adventure, and all of Associated Press them toy. ___________ Producer JOE LEVINE said at fleidy's that 99CA "Gandhi" .IA)W )llI,lS. By iin•; hIOl budget for his he has tet a $6,000,000 TY . By S1.EEPING BEAU Mary Stewart. Morrow. 499 film. (Seems like a lot of money for a picture Itoss Macdonald. Knopf. 2.1 Rates Available Pages. $7.95. someone wearing a sheet.) Call 322.7502 iiiis is the second of Mary Pages. $5.9. ommam For Information y(C'lr'COLOR On the surface, an oil spill off Stewart's novels dealing wit th e Arthurian legend, and it is the California coast, a beautiful girl on the beach and a tin THETENCOMMNDM.S SIIEI4LEY WINTER's doctor ordered her to be hoped it is not the last. dur' an aircraft carrier ,, the well-received aboard first. The Iout never aualn to iuiin as much weight as she did for "11w crystai tave, dwiii ,r*- ing 'turiU Wa s ii uu,ui' ' • • I I I "Poselden Adventure," to have much in common. manly with the growth of Merthey do. Rut the conha and closed with -____________________ ALL COLOR In Itoss Macdonald's series of ception of Arthur. "The hollow FIRST novels about private eye l.' the voting people ill iii Is," with Mcrltn again narRUN No doubt about it. Of all 27, has rating, tells of Arthi'r's youth Art-her, the seemingly unreshow b iz, t.17A M1NNE1U, at age o d . Which is what and hi rise to the kingship on bled always acuimi books, u, become No. 1. One place will pay I.iza $100 4 000 the death o f his (ater, Uth. m a kes Mdald's er V zI AND j o n , 0 for one night's work on New 'ear's Eve, Not Miss Stewart writes wonder- large part, such a joy to read. riter's other parts are the 11 1 even in Las Vegas has any performer receiv ed fully well unit her version of The M~D_ ay with a phrase, his deft deshat might have happenedin ELVl a onc-nighter. EXPERIMEN • that much loot for those years almost completely lineation of character and Ins —AT 8:45-$150,000 paid sure ability to relate his story PRESLEY has been a week , and lost to history is beautifully In hooks phony without told. little is actually known of I)EAN MARTiN mas receive as much "BADGE 373" less of Merlin but iiiajrmtr,,!r Aiitei Ira as it $17 5.000a week. But to (late, L i/ ;jholds the dollar •\itf:ur, and their legend has captured the now. record. OUR MAN ON BROADWAY Real estate conveyances for the Pe - - - - * here down from $5,273,116 in the I • I. ____ - 7 r after Garfield's assassination, his friends expected to be rewarded for their help. But Arthur had a mind of his own and did not become a puppet. He reformed the civil service by establishing a merit system for advancement. He reduced the national debt and rebuilt the navy. Although the public respected him. Arthur was not nominated for a second term by his party. He retired to his home in Albany, New York. where he died two years after he left office. -- ---. ...... I- var_____I -- F4VORFtE I F- i4 -w_l — .-__- ~ _*__ • . I DOWN Til - - twenty - first c_1- —— AMER I(ZA 'S L - _ - Chester Arthur, the president. was born in Fairfield, Vermont on October 5. 1830. He graduated from Union College and became a teacher while he studied law. As a lawyer in New York, Arthur had many close, powerlul friends, who were responsible for his * 16 -. -' ---- MEN "-u - cents 20 ... - ".,.. CH E STER 1 ' '1 ía .----.----_N A i. nomination as Garfield's vice president. When Arthur became president . i ____ * - rb ' ----------- •. , 9 . aufAl r ' !• -___ 14tratb vo......W,4,.,_ 01 • ._. -----_ _ 4 ransactions E 1. '_ - -- I T Inc. to Dennis Schraw Entr Jeanine A Lovett, sgl to Paul C. Altman L wi Gladys H Gonya& WI. Janice, Lts2S& Greater Constr., to Wm E. (QCD) Lewis Selah toSara2. (QCD) Merle L Davenport riatlunan & wf Dorothy IA. I Selah. U 56 Goldie Manor First Equity Guar. Crp., Lt. C Druid to Charles B. SOPP & wf qX1. to Betty L Dav Patricia M., Lt 30 Bik D, Town Beautiful, Sanford See., $17,=. Hills Eat., lit add., $38,500. Maddux, LI 6 BIk A Oakland 81k 3 The Woodlands Sec. 4, Addn., $ioo. (QCD) Howard ft Wilson & & Country Eat. Repi., $5,000. 143,300. Win. Darden Jr., agi to Est., 1st Se $100.. (QCD) Margie M. Bower. 101 wf Barbara to Claude G. Carlo Mayer & wf Anne to Delores B. Wilco Constr. to Robert If. Joseph E. Davison, alp Unit Ø Cr LI 130 ckoll Edw. C. Charles R. Thorpe & wf & wf Marsha K., IA Heath Flora, IA. 1381k Oaks, condom,., Ferguson & wf Bldg I, Crown 24 Geraldine t Ii Lynda Oakland Hills $100. Blk 1, $3),000. Larry J Russell & wf Anita to Addn, $0,900. Claire Bowman & Win. to E to Win S. Denton & WI Helen 185' of 7 81k * TIer 4 E. R Donald L Methorn & wf Wm. Mitchell Bowman & WI. Richard Rozansky & wf Bullee David L. Marvin & wf tins to V N 70' of SE V4 of 81k 4, TIer Tralfords Charles Goelz & wE to Martin Sandra to Willis H Funter & wf Claire, Lt 5 Lakewood Shores L, N 88' of Lt 19 Little Lake Randall DeMott & wf Norma j1 i Fla Land & Colon. Co Ltd. Georgia Terr., $26,500. S 212.045' 01 N 430.09' of E Map of St. Gertrude Addn., Bucksbaum & wf Melva that Beverly D. Lt. 71 Lake Harriet 1st Addn., $100. Eat., $21,. Casselberry Gnd Inc. to Silver Springs Gust. Land 203.71' of Lt 76, McNeUs Org. $100 part of NEt4 of s 6-20-30 Jaior Corp to Nicholas F Richard C. Lawrence & WI. Va. & Title Cep. to Franklin D Villa, $8000. lying No of Sanford Grant Line Dale S. Clark & WI Linda to U 1 BIk A K., Kathryn Shaf(er& Lot 82 wi Belle D.m 1.156 Bik C, Lake &W or.SR400(l-4) Less r-wSfl Campo & wf Joann, Central Fla. Council, BOY Porter T. Roberts & WI. San Sebastian Eat. Un 1A, Paik Fourth Addn., $3,100. Myrtle 1k [fills sd, 14,100. Dcv. Carylon It 1$.5 TriliwoOd Eat. 46A on the No. $350000 .to Wilco Constr. to James H Sc Dale N. Varner& WI. Miry to $22,100. H Miller & Sons Ott Inc to W.)L.,Dt.I,-.4U1s' of Sec I Brunner H. Giles &wf Annie Johnny Walker & Wt. Anna.,LI Webb Jr. &wf Deborah, IA. S LO, ce & WI. Coy to Max D. lhll&wfAli L to James R. Giles & wf 12 Lake Mary Manor, $10000. 131k N No. Or!. Terr., See 4 Un. NLof SEi Baldwin & WI. Bette, DI. $41,500. Donald less r w e a, $32,700. e Prop Inc. to Jay H. Madeline A. LI 7 BIk 17 Sanford Org. Slam. Fruit Co Inc. to 1. $30,500. atintersec. E r-w SanfordGrang F&m3, $100. Don E. Rathel, Trustee S 1281.2' Oviedo Rd & N line of unpiotted Bach Jr. & wf Carole A., LI. Thomas It Sweeney & wf - F & ASmnfq 1 Spring Oaks tin iv Gloria to Gloria Sweene) Devco oiI. i. & Rosalie D. Peirsol, Fisher & wf Janice . 33 81k La 1erant1e Camelot Un. 2, $34,400. Sunday, Nov. 4,1973 4—The TinyHerald Elmco Constr. Co., Inc. to Sec.1kAi Amer. Modulars C I:!!(11). FH: & f E):irIi't', Edw. N. AL1il &.lUtIe) LI 503 WinterSpr U 4 'B1k1ShadowHh1a4 Emmett M. Hodges Arthur E Williamson Jr. & 10 Leonard E4 Jean Plo Tener Entr. Inc., Beg. IA. 383 Queens MU atSecorof SWLàof NEt Sec 2- in --_ Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 6C—The Sanford Herald week ---- _ _ - r _ -_- _ --LL ' I I ' ' -4 , . - u \' Sports ........ . _ 2B-3B :.~ State ------------- -- - SA ----------- 113 Si-:ks TV 7A ..'.,:........ s -. ...8..A.6 A spokesman _' at the Shnsfl(iOah Apartments on U.S. 17-92 said the youth listed his place of employment as Delta Electronics. . 4 ' '' '' ' ' ' ' ' OREI) al annual 4-1i Achievement Banquet Saturda - y night wei Sherry Lloyd (left) who received "I Dare You" Award and Patt: Nurkhewlcz, (r) who won Key Award shown with Louise Gill, Count HomeFtension Agent Related story on Page 8A aerald Photo by Bill Vincent .Jr ~ - ~ - - . I ~ �- - - I - - - -S - - 4.- -- __i _e - - - 1 -1 - . _ - * S. - ----------- .- •:--' - - _p.— - - - - -- j - - - -. - - jj~ - - - -- '. -S - -, -- - -g-. - _-. _1 011111111 - I - -- -- -- - tn~_~- - I . .S - 4*#.C4*tSSt*t - - . . ~ . — - - - ,___ -4 4 - _j _0_1 - ,.- --- 1 ___ 0 __. - -- - * - .. -- -- -- ,_ - . - . .P 01 0 . . . ' - - - - .- — : . -* - I * . 1 zo i eminoie - — ,. - anrurti 5-. Schraw - Inc. to Dennis Jenninc A Lovett, sgl to Paid C. Altman & wf Gladys Equity Guar. Crp., IA. C Druid to Charles B. Saçp & wf 26 BIk 25 SanlandO Sub Patricia M., U 30 81k D, Town Beautiful, Sanford See $17,. lulls Eat., 1st add., $38,500. (QCI)) Howard R. Wilson & & Country Eat. RepI., $5,000. (QCD) Margie M. Bowen to wf Barbara to Claude G. Carlo Mayer & wf Anne to De lores B. Brimager Lt 130 Geraldine to Ben Starling & f heath & wf Marsha K., LI 21 lild i, crown Oaks, condom,., Ferguson & wf Flora, [A. 13111k Charles It. Thorpe & wf Lynda ' 00. A., Lt 46 Sleepy Hollow 151 D, Summerset No. Sec. 2, $1 $34,xm. Claude W. Denton & Wf. Mary Susan, E 41' of it6 & E 41' of N Bik H, No, On. Tern., Sec 2 Un. Greater Constr., to Wm E. (QCD) LewisSelab to Sara . (QCD) Merle L Davenport IA. 1 Sclah, LI Sil Goldie Manor First W. to Betty L Davenport Ithin & Maddux, Lt 6 Bili A Oakland 81k 3 The Woodlands Sec. 4, Addn., $100. $43,300. Wm. Darden Jr., sgl to Et., 1st Se., $10). 11. Wilco Constr. to Robert Joseph E. Davison, alp Unit 101 Edw. C. Eckoff & wl I . Webb Jr. & wf Deborah, IA. 5 I 'II1 -•- ____ ____ _____ - __ - — RMAM . ___ . 11=~&---V& - I - '--'-- - ., 4 ' '. ~"~ __`_`_- - i — ~._ - $ 0WN 0 5% 0 _ - -- - — -4- _____ - S, , ---__*•'•__-.4 . - - 4- --- - - -I_. .-- - ~ * I - :e of / XWLLU4 - -ì 1 .~ . !~ ? N=~ "5' - __ ___ ; ~ __47--__A . I irad -1 I - Y -; I F?4VORiTP - ~ii d1e=odVi la5 - .- -' " ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN SA4FOR 17 - I V_ -!.:_ AMERICA'S II It ~~ ~ . kl~. 1w, ~ . •I.______ I - - - - I, __- - - - - I 1 - E r-w Sanfordtni.ouit. Beg. at - I i his e J COY '- _~-7-~-,7-,--1 t.--,~!r,,,"- ~,;_ -,-Y~~ - .t1. . L 11. Cruce & Wt. to Dona ld Baldwiis & WI Bette, to James R. Giles & wf 12 Lake Mary Manor, $10,000. Bik N No. Ott. Tern., Sec 4 Un. N of SE of SE - i, Sec. Dovenshire $41 , less r-w et at, $632,700. 8.' -'ruit ra mi'. to I. $30,500. ' Grange Prop Inc. to Jay H. Madeline A. Lt7 81k 17 r Farina, Bach Jr. & wf Carole A., I H Sweeney Spring Oaks Un. IV, 9%...4—The Tiny Hrlr( Dovco On., Inc. to Calvin Gloria to Gloria SweeI 33 BIk H, & Rosalie D. Peirsol, F isher & wf Janice IA. 8 81k A, Lake BranU Camelot Un. .9 $34,4K 613—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 E)mco Consfr. Co., Inc. to Sec. Add., $31,000. I 1oIt1ars Amer. I?r*ld I) P!;: & I [Lirlilie, AL4f & lurtc U S03 Winter Springs Un. 4, __ I . -. • Dale N. Varner& Wt. h1ary to Brunner H. Giles & wf Annie Johnny Walker & Wt. Anna., 1A 20,cents t•I'pI,I__ __ . • — — — — ., Donald L Meihorn & wf Wm. Mitchell Bowman & WI. Richard Rozanaky & wt Billee David L. Marvin & wf tins to V N 70' of SE of 81k 4, Tier TV lords tap Sanf ord. $ss & wf to Martin Sandra to Willis H Fwiter & wf Claire, U 5 Lakewood Shores L, N 88' of LI 19 Little Lake Randall DeMott& wf Norma • - 21 Fla Land & Colon. Co Ltd. Charles Goclz Georgia Terr., $26,500. S 212.045' of N 430.09' of E Ma of St Gertrude Addn., Buckabaum & wf Melva t ha t Beverly D, IA. 71 Lake Harriet 1st Addn., $100. Silver Springs Guar. Land 03.71' of U 76, McNelIs Org. Eat., $21,000, Casselberry Grid Inc. to part of NEL1 of Sec 6-20-30 isyinor Corp to Nkbolu F Richard C. Lawrence &Wf. Vs. & TIth Cep. to Franklin 8 Villa, $L000. Dale S. Clark & Wf Linda to lying No. of Sanford Grant Line K.,LI56BLkC,Lake Kathryn Shaffer &wf Bette D.mLe182 &W.orSR400(1-4)Lessr-wSR Central Flu. Council, Boy Po0 rter i Roberts & WI Myrtle U hills s-d, $4,100. San Sebastian Eat. Vu 1A, Park Four Addn., $3,100. th II.IUWWII .5. tiA 46A on the No Scouts of Amer. to Gleger 8ev. Caryson LI Wilco Constr. to James It - -_,_-_ I . .• iqmuu -_ IlUlIULIIUII) LUIK) LOUflT - - -ii — __ - - _______ I1I = _________ - -. _____ - - __ - - ___ - - - - Z — — _______ ____ .. - i I Fr' in p- r 61)) :''- Blk I Shadow Hill s4 Leonard t Jean P to Tener Entr. Inc., Beg. Mildred 383 Queens N at Se cor of SWL of NE' Sec. 220-29, run E3 rods, N 40 rods W Addn. CB, $15,900. * 11 ______ - -i- S -- - -5= T SUNDAY (44) Conversations 7:30 (2) Day of (6) The Living Word - _____ ••.± .. l - i- "I'-- 10 30 (6) U7fl!kFSumme Rrooktiollow s-d $37,500 Constr. to Amer. $?6,300 Larson Wm. M. Lynch? ModubrCrp.,Lts 11, 12, 13, 109 (6) — r -S"-itl ygmeE L -- .-- ____ ___ /--j ___T __ _ as the Pri ncess, tnp , oLt at the AlL.I, ;_-- - ' Sorwy&CterComedy Hour" () (44) 1:30 -' -• ' - . - B, Sweetwater (.Mk.s, .Sec. 6. - - -W-2 - _ - - - - -- (24) And R&v ow 1reet i Wk News (9) (24) Law And Order (44) Combat 5•30 (9) Movie 6 00 )2) News (44) TIe Untouchables - --- -------- (24) i8. Myth (2) Top ic (13) News • - - - ;' - - ... (44) Movie -- 9:30 (6) Carroll O'Connor on For Defense (9) Kind 7l 8:30 (4) House Of Horrors (2) -Mystery (6) Hogan's B.irnoby Jones Beyond , 2, (6) , .,.,. Wanted Dead Or AlIve --a fl G.mc (a) NYPD :; News (6) News Environment iht (allry (44) Vi (24.) french Chef 8:00 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoks (9) The R ookies (13) Lots Of Luck J-il.l - - g ____ "- . " —, i.r4u 7 ( \ - ;-: - — _________ •- 9:00 - - - - - 'i• I. Li'lui ' ____ - - __ - ,-_--- 11 - appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3 - BIRDS OF - Pir ate __ A FF'A1111-i( - Long John with his garrulouts pet Captain Flint, st.srchet ft 1 DIAL 3222611 or 831.9993 twelftravoomw - _______ _____ - i. L— -- - I -1 - TZ-'t - -* - - - - - . T" PROUD PARENTS— Helen North (Lucille Bail), a -- 1 j widow with eight children, and U.S. Navy officer Frank Beardaley, a widower with 10 children, meet arid decide to marry In "Yours Mine and Ours," a comedy-drama to be colorcast "NBC Monday Night at the Movi es" Nov. 5 (9-11 p.m.) WESHTV, Channel 2. (6) CBS Children's Film Fes tival W ~~_ ' I -= - MOB' DAILY , HOME SUB-DIVISION HWY 431 I 1 N N 7 --- , iFA7 SEE U _____ - D,-vi a fl,ulnnmnt. . I JVR T I Located on HWy . 17 97 iv, 2'. rnt1 North of Oflary. i½MiinSvhetOreng, Cli convenient to Football oundup (44) Combat :30 (9) NCAA F oo tball (24) Electric Company (13) Pe ter Gunn 7:00 (2) Movie (4)SoUndlngBudrd (13) Movies '. W - __________ (44) Movie 2:30 (6) NBA Football (24) Electric Company 31O (13) Peter Gunn L NFL HI hO ht (6) Life Around Us (9) Wide World of Sports 5:30 (2) The Explorers 530 • Football TJiiiii EVENING 1Iand," animated version of classic, 7:00 ica (6) eeHw nce Welk (44) Andcrsoflvlile (9) Password (44) Revalatiorts 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brody Bunch (44) Not For Women Only 11: (6) News I I ~P,~Ilvl~,~__ Acres 6:00 (6) News (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Pe ter Gunn (44) Hog an's Heroes P FEMVAU96TLi BRUR6 3 / ,.,LD W W.0`D ALUMINUM M1(tR! SHEETS - Mary Tyler USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Shove M (44) Celebrity Bowling 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (44) George Jones Tammy Wynetle I () - ;uAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Betv,eonStuddinos and Rafters) Show (9) GrIff (13) Delphi Bureau (6) News (9) News (44) Night GiHtr EACH — Special (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagon er I NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL ()R ROOFING or INSULATING 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie (9) Movie Movies (2) T (9) All Nile Movies - 0, 1, " . FOR SALEN* (6) Mov le iv.w - ansorn Olympic C I 110.~~K-"~~_~ ___~rm S Family PartridgeroFrm 8:30 (6) MA-S-H se (9) ii The (13) Paul Lynde Show 9:OO2 Movie (44) Movie 4:30 (3) Nashville Music (6) Jockey Cup 6 00 (2) News (6) News (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) News _i 1'- Consequences Xhr 300 N. Oanfarbferalb F RE NCH AVE PH 327-2611 ____________________ L1i1i_iii :: (13) Local Progrdrnming - ri -- - 5:30 (6) Green Acres (9) Truth Or - U fmmft 5:13 (13) Starcast $ v. A1 i)) ) j Neighborhood .ai% • Ir OPEN J:- 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The Flinstones (9) One Life To Live (24) Today in Legislature (44) Bullwinkie 4 00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Grlfln (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street ( 4-4) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (44) Pe tticoat Junction 5:00 (I] Women's News (24) MisteRoges s I% Cl"h Place (6) The Jokc.s Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 Pyramid (44) Fury tVi -.V- 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) All In The (24) Zoom Tue'ulay, Nov, 6 1 4:3G-5:O p.m.) on CBS, WDBO-TV Movie - (I3) Movie Zoo Revu4 (44) New 9-30 (6) Con centration 1" - - (44) Paiy Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price is Right (9) General Hospital -- - 94wrL Ehfwi I HAVEN'T SEEN ONENOTStNCE A 8AP-MANNERE STORK IN CITY RA5 WOKE — _____________ ______ -- tAwlc (44) Sold Ones _________ - Almanac (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Semester (2) Today (6) CB Morning News (9) Bozo s Big Top (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) What's My Line? (9) ________ - r ------ - __________ ____ _____ - V--- -_- - - - 1 ± — - :-- a_ 1 - -I -) I _ ________ - - 8:00 - - - W _____ - -- ___________ -- J - 7:00 - -E- - -• J -' /'i\ -- , / - - !j I _____ - - -; ______________ 6:30 1-- - - -f — 1 ;`__ ~ ___ 1 - - - 7 "i— I----- - --!,--7.- - - wa 47 Three On A 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (4) The Guiding Light (9) New lywed Game 2:30(2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Sunshine L-, -k ___ - Sunshine Almanac Sunrise Jubilee ó - OO (2) - - - .-- ______ - , -- - _______ ' ' (24) A I f . i MORNING - ,., - - -\\ -L—W.-I Movie Life WEEKDAYS -. . _____ _____ _________ - — . 10 Turns - - - - News Rising - - - 1111 - - ___________ ------- *. ________ - -• '_____ ti L - -4'- * * QCD)Lestenil W W1900. -American Modulars Crp. to Patricia Morgan, fran Lows Giordano & Catherine, LI. of IA. 25 Lake Minnie E of SEti of $100, 4 BIk 7 Shadew Hill, $3$00. E4garDfliahop& WI Dorett* etc,42.855 acres, $52,000. AllanMsilverberg&wfElke Lt ( $ t Grady 1.. CLri-1I & wi Bruce Shrwood & it Betty S., LI. 21 Casa Alnrna, Barbara. from SE cc-i of NW'* to Manud A. Izquierdo & Het-m*:I C S'l Sprio- G - t of Sec 14-11.31, etc., $11,500. Mark AClark&wf Marsha to Garfield N. Walker & wE Its r L I _f TL I i U rtr.1cit ( I flAHUC M'1,in to Jcthn OrtI'eti & w 5) ' '' ii ' Michael Brs .ieu., Itv, Jenrifti&wf Joe! Ckmcnt&wf Un, 2, 134,OG). Rthtsiiifl &Wf. Brenda. A.- is L 5 A'&#^ fla1 *,. fljst - -____ (24) Man And Environ ment 8:00 (2) Chase (6) Hawaii Five -O (9) Temperature's (44) Bold Ones 8:30 ( U) Diana FSU Highlights (6) Movie a-., • SW. e C 0u-1 C: 00 LMIII - 11*00 (2) News , 1LJ' - _-,__ . - qrpI' IF -.- Li ;- I- __________ ___i ' (13) News (24) Woman (44) Mod Squad 730 (2) Sale 01 Century (6) Andy Griffith (9) Dusty's Trail (13) Local High America - • , Y (9) Lucy Show (9) Let's Make A De (13) What's Happening rotectors P --- 7:00 (2) NBC 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith - I - -- •- ________ (44) FirinlI 10 00 (24) 0,11 - EVENING (24) Carrascolendas (44) Forum - - ' - '' Z-? __ — -__ ______________________ ' : _______ 1. (6) As The World I ________________________ _ ____ . - -_ - "-''-"'' Heroes I -.=_-_ II iJL......, -- - r Deal ___________ MisteRoQers - - - ICCnAV chow Theatre' - - ' 7:00 (2) NBC News 9-00 (24) (Con'toupagelD) - - EVENING (9) Movie 9:30 () 00 (4) * Movie (44) News (44) Mov ie 11:43 (9) News MONDAY Rock Review - Match -_ :----._ -_- I_ : .'.cie ng e Virginian I (44) Movie (44) :o (2) --- - - ___ Police Story (44) Ce ebrity 8:00 (24) Folk %AJ.. * 11• (9) N 12:00 (2) Judd FBI Washington (24) 10•30 (24) When Witches Havered 11:00 (2) News (6) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Ga lle ry 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (44) Spa nish Movie 7: (2 Walt Disney (6) Perry Mason (9) Brady Bunch 124) Man Anci E nv i r on m ent 20,000 guests, BobEI1IotLontheright; the left. WESH.TV, Channel 2. (24) Zoom (44) America (9) (9) 1000 (2) 44, Chaplain Bourbon Street 8:30 (2) inch High Private (6) Bailey's Comets (9) Yogis Gang Depart ment ¼ (44) Lost in Space 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (24) Sesame Stree t Soul TrMn C ,. * -- #24) Electric Company Bugs Bunny ,._, P - - I (9) Tarzan Lid ifi (6) Caluccl's 1:00 Special (24) Book Beat - the "GO" show visits the annual Boy Scout Jamboree in Pennsylvania's Moraine State Park. 7be program , which will be colorcast on the NBC Television Ne twor k Saturday, N(ri. 3t 1:30-1 p.m.), wttsents highlights of the meeting of lta Goulding (74) WaIl Street 6: 00 (2) Sanford And Son - V Archie Street * (13)Movie News (13) Star c ast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Mov ie (9) Dick Cavett Fables -- BOY SCOUTS'--Bob and Ray are hosts and narrators when Wild t(lndom 'ec 4k, - -- EVENING 7•W) (7) (6) Here' s Lucy (9) NFL Football (13) Movie (24) (.tianging Other s _____ - Detroit Championship Wrestling Washington (6) - ____ - -:- -- Week In 4:30 (24) -.- ! ____ - Morvie (6) (6) K 'ack (9) Owori Marshall '100(2) News _____ _ w Movie at -- S%eeI;ter - - .1 -- -, 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Everything's (44) ' (9) Split Second (13) Who What Where Game 1 )O (2) I Love Lucy (4) News All My Children . AFTERNOON And The Chin Chan me Streett 24. 7.30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood Squares - Amazing Char. IA (24)Chan ese Way Love Story 10.00 (2) - '44' T"A 7:30 ,2, .ii%5 e (441 Mod Squad (24) Woman - - (9) Water World 4:00 (2) Sunday Afternoon - Kenneth It fla.,900. Fraser & wf F. to 0110 W. Stephen SundratoJobnB.Qumminga& JudytheC.J srI Louise, Ni of LI. 25 Knolls 1stA DaVs4 J / nWO(W1 1iiP f)4(W) - uperstar Theatre News i ° ___ (44) Movie 3;30 (6) San Francisco r r hn Jo 1(1 to ROMkL c?T1L' Ccnstr. CnI.. LII? 81k 1.., Lt 13 Movie Issues T1 - - DfreCflOnS 30 (2) Mystery Muvie (9) Movie 9-00 (6) Cannon C' _-_-, 1_! Neighborhood 11 00 (2) Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Jotie And The ssyM (9) Mission Magic (13) Peter Gunn (44) The Monsters 4 5uIuruY 9i 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Iogan's Heroes (p), Lucy Show Special T --- is) 'NFL 2:30 3q00 - to Dec- CO. - - . 2.00 (9) Movie (13) College Football - The 1-luskey - - - A mwers (6) NFL Pre-Game - 1 (9) "W - EVENING ______ Jeannie Goober & T he Ghost Chasers (2-f) Environment Summer Sem,ester 7 00 (2) Flying Nun ILt The Flinstone-s FRIDAY - '. - (13) Young And 5 () ,, (44) Halloween lv Channel 6 J Football 5:00(2) Ada ml2 (6) Sonny & Cher (9) Bob & Caret & T ed & Alice Wedwsday, Nov. 7 (8:00!i 00 p.m. ) on S, WDRO -2 ---- - - - sketch spooling "The Prisoner of Zeada," on "The - Face The N'svIon (2) NFL Fç - ________________ (9) Discussion '73 Fair- ----. ___ 10: 30 600 " Grower's Al anac 1 M.nAnd Movie ___________________ ----------- 7.(- (13) Movie (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angle'y (2)Hour MORNING Tomorrow '"' --- Rangers SATURDAY Movie 1 10:00 (2) My Favorite Martians 1 Favor ite Martian (9) Lassie's Rescue (9) All Night Movies (44) News Movie Movie - - ____ (6) (44) 11:43 (6) 12:00(6) 1:00 (2) (9) - ----- God's Freedom (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Midnight 11 ,30 (2) Tonight Show - . - (6) Movie (9) Dick Cavell 11:00 (2) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (6) News (13)Miss Teenage Orlando Contest Iuinkajr.,Ina comedy - =' - 17:30(2) Meet The Press Black Experience Doughm -- 7.,. - (44) Movie 1:00 alace" P -- - Up And e -- - 'w -- It's ___ i. "l• 12:00 (2) Doug Dickey Edw. V. hAfl Lewis C d1 ?F1 __________________ A - 'k AFTERNOON , LIL\,' - I i_ Line ne - (44) Night Gallery 1 1:15 (13) Starcasl 11:30 (2) Ton ight Show San Irancisco rI -- — - V __1 . ('.4) Variety News 12:30 (2) News () Search For ' ___________ :ts Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Peter Gunn (44) Unshakled Special 7 00 (2) NBC News (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (I 1) News (24) Viewpoint (44) M Squad Is 730 (2) Right (6) Andy Griffith (9) Circus -- I V. m () News 'E.. .!' Movies (9) Super Friends 24) Sesame Stree! 1100(2) - MUiTlPIiCTIOfl Look EVENING - - 9:00 Music (24) Folk R k 1970 Movie 10:00 (2) NBC Follies - ' (13) Burt Rsynolds -' - WEDNESDAY . -- 11:30 (2) Hornet inder MUd Woods, W2WoINU5'oIS580'ofNWi of NW~ of Sec 19-2140, $,000. Porillo, LA. 12 2D0-. & 31 Dixie s-u, $2 — -.- , 11:00 (2) Challenge (6) Camera Thee (9) Bapti st Church 11)5 (2) Opportunity - - - - . d & 110 llr00khollow s-d, $37,500. E.to Kent AWeis( Devcoo!Onl, Inc. toLcnnle C.Lt.4BIh-BB.J V Bobbins & wf Barbara A, $66,500 V. Keith YOWL,: Lot 1, 81k N, Camelot Unit I. Y*UI & WI BITt1 $31,500. ter C D,'TheSpr1ng3,, WH Green & Sons to Pe V KeithY Venzla&wf Mary A..,Ltl2BlkI Young & WI Sky [Ark s4 $32,600. JohnCG9glino&wfflarbara C fl Springs I Tern., Sec. 3 Un. 1, $27,200. Kenneth L Mitchell & wf Ann suwcr & W to Elmer S Levie U. 11 81k 1114.O CorPi ummerset No. Sec. 5, $,600. James C Levie & wi Susan to Bradshaw & wt, flu DSherrlll&wfMnryF.,Lt 1,1 27 & N 3' 3 1.Uk )OWeatherslield 1st Addn. WOOdS 1st Adds Malcolm G' $23,300 £ iSJ'Iar.aan h L w1 Joan A n Carolyn to John T Cullum Daphne HuInt Jr.,Lts 2-4 & 25 81k 1 Highland BIk 7, Tier Map of Sanfori Park $21,500. John H L(J Reba McClain & hb. Marvin to Richard R. Burgoon, that Barbara K KW part of It 18 Mrp of Van Bik B WashiIi ArsdaleOsborucfl'okerageCo. $30,600. Clarence W. In Black Hammock, $10,000. Brenda J. tO Reba McClain hb. Marvin to Donald E Weaver, % tnt: U w, $17,600. K-ijneuiT 94 &W33.'&L3eOo13ftope Land Co p11 of Black Hammock, to Joseph FY ''L $10,000. Arneda Dutin & hb Robert to Sanlando CSWum&wfAnriabelie,Lts2O $40,000. - ,I\__ _.'. My F ee t Kid Power & toa * (44) News 46 - - -I (24) MisteRoqr. Neighborhood (44) Rev. Don Stewart i!te In (24) The Wallons ) Rib L'-ve Atiserlcan (9) 12.00 (9 - WDBOTV,Channel6 10.00 (2) Dean Martin (6) Lilly (24) TBA (44) Bold Ones 8-30 (13) Rock 9:001(6) Movie (9) Kong Fu - Rock %%mJ. Bray & :: (44) Movie - --- _____________ '¼ - Tanya Zatarthy,U7i3lkBNorth Orl. ii: Movie Show Adam's (13) Tomorrow Show :00 (2) Ironsides 1:00 (,) Movie - Vy/ ' 10:00 (6) Lamp Unto * Constr. (6) -. __. 9:45 (2) This Week In Congress. 9:55 (2) This Week In - iw ' __j_____ ) (9) (6) Andy Griffith (9) Ozzie's Girls ('3) Starcosl (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show .. - — II ft News i (9) Make A Wish nrnnrtv -, col -- News - - (44) Lassie seen . fl .00 (44) Movie (13) News (24) The Advocates Mcxi Squad 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt -- Tomorrow (9) H.R. Pufnstuf (44) Encounter 9:30 (2) Sunday Morning - CC. $100 - _______ Presents 9:00 (6) Cathedral Of week in 1972 to $3,561,566. A toMaricR.Lnn,sL,E1 of . - were down from $5,273,116 in th Lar.onconstr, Inc. to Amer. _____ (6) RevelatIon Generation (9) Revival Fir (24) Ame rican Vision - r -r - Of Week 1 Candidates 7:4S Real estate conveyances for the' rAn1 - - 5 (44) Evangelist Jimmy Svaggrt County during the week ending C çqç in - (9) Marcus Welby AFTERNOON Girls," dealing with the three women who most atfed th e life of a man—his wUc, mother and daughter— to be broadcast Monday. on BarbraStrtsand (9) ROOm 222 (13 Football Game (6) FkaflS Heroes till yj1rjtrr !1:-,:1r Viewpoint 8:30 (2) Gospel Jubilee n This Is The Life 'v - .- Churc h still is yearhowever, o -- -- - in many months fell sharply in Sa, being ___________ Discovery 111MMOMMINIM11 Sales of real property for the firsi - With calac. . M __ ________________ ______ Needles & Pins 9:00 EVENING 1 ~ ______7._%_. . - --. - r, vacationing from Archie Hunker lna dream sequence, points out that a man is no thing without his girls, on TIlE CARROLL O'CONNOR SPEOAL -"Thce for the es e Bold 0 Girl With Something Extra Movie C*Id Couple (6) (9) (24) Sonny. Terry & Brownie McGee T HURSDAY i:30 (6) Hawkins ' Gi&, BuU'Jer Inc. to itt RuueIIJr.& 'wI PatS WOOdCr1tstI.d 1 J. Cordner & wE Joyce, U Joseph 1' Woo&rest1 Un. 5, $35,530. Frank J. Brent to Mary J Ostrom, sr1 to Wm R. 11oberL A Lt. 1 BIk Penn & wf Lnora, Lt 71 Rotiin Valley Gdn Sec 2, Hill tin. 3 $30 Robin-Ladd of Win. L Rowe & Deulta to Ismaro Torruella & 1 flIk A Itobt. W. Ives-, sgl. 1 Paradise Point, Fourth See, &Hh1 G SWia, I '-"-', 8:30 (9) Movie __ .:: --- trude to Sevier P Gri Cluarles Coleman J-,. & Wt 8:00 l L IL) :. ing on te ev i ton. t is W ook Fmmett M. flodg( (44 ) (2) - HI fliNt) I 'd R\ \1\ Carroll 0' C o ii ii o b4IVI. N . $4B,500. Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973-7D The Sanford Herald WOULD NOT WANT THE SON OF TARZAN NTERFERE—) KNOWS HOW ARE REAPY 70 FIGHT! NEES US! - & �-- - - - . - T ________ - - I -. -. __ -- - 4._ - - .... ~- _. . - = . -1 -.-.- -- : - : - .---. - ----'.--. I I- - - -q __________ - - - -- _______ -,--w_ -•-- ' - _________________ - ________ -- __ - - -. •• JL --_ -- 0 - --- --- - _-_ - 0 - - -. i Sunday, Nov. 4, 1973 6C—The Sanford Herald i Seminole i : (QCD) Merle I I jti. to Betty I. Davenport - • Transactions Land County Wico Constr. Robert H. Joseph E. Davison, alp Unit 101 wf B ar b ara to Claude G . Carlo Mayer & wf Anne to Ed. C Eckoif & , Heath&wfMarshaK, Lt 24 Bldgl,CrownOaks,condom,, Ferguson&1FIora,Lt 13111k Charles R. Thorpe&wfLy Geraldine to Bea Starting & D, Summerset No S 2, 1100 A, Lt 46 Sleepy Hollow 1st Susan E 411 of 6&E 41' N 131k H, No On Terr ,Sec 2 Un $24,000 LarryJ Russdll & wf Anita to Addn, Claire Bowman & Wm to $30,000 185' 17 BIb 8 Ti 4 E. R Wt. Richard Rownsky & wf Billee David L Marvin & wt Una to 1. Melhorn & wf Wm. Mitchell Bowman & Donald TrIfiffords Map Sanford, $5,533. I... N 83' of IA 19 121ttle Lake Randall DeMott & wf Norrim J - Lakewood Shores Charles Goetz & wf to Martin Sandra to Willis 11 Funter & wl Claire, U 5 Geor gia Tcrr, $2$500 s 212 045' of N 430 09' of E Buckabaum & wf Melva that Beverly D, Lt. 71 Lake Harriet 1st Addn, $100 Silver Springs Guar. Land 203 71' of lit 76, McNeLls Org Inc. to 620-30 Eat, $21,000 Casselberry Gnd NE of t Va. & Title Cep to Franklin D villa, $8,000 Jaymor Corp to Nicholas F RlchardC Lawrence Ii Mo ofSanfocdGeantUne ryn Shatter & f Belie D m Let 82 &W or SR 400(1-4) Less r-w SR Canipo wi Joann, U 1 BIa A K, LI 56 111k C, Lake Ka th Central Fla Council, lb Myrtle IJ huh i, $1,100. San Sebastian Eat. Un 1A, Park Fourth Addn., $3,100. 46A on the No to Gieger Dcv. Wilco Constr. to James 11 Sc Is of Amer. [nc to Ui,500. Dale N. Varner& Wt. blary to Co,SI-2 of Brunner H. Giles & wf Anrde Johnny Walker III Wt. Anna., LI Webb Jr. & wf Deborah. IA 5 tA 32 Max D. Halt & wf Alice to James H. Giles & wf 1! Lake Mary Manor, $10,000. 81k N No, On. Terr., Sec 4 Un. Nof Sr ' Doenshire at $32,700 -, ' -GrangePropinc toJa) H MadellneALtlBlkl7Sanford Org Bism FnaitCoInc to 1,$3000 S 11.2' th Farms, $100. Don E. el. Trustee Ra Bach Jr. & wf Carole A., U. ThOmas It Sweeney Spring Oaks Un, IV, 900 Gloria to Gloria Sween Dcvco On., Inc. C Fisher&wfJanlceLI33BlkH, &RosalleD.PeIrsoI, 8 Ilk A, Lake Brandt Camelot Un. 2, $3U00. to SC,$31,000. ElmcoConstr.Co., Inc. Amer Modilars Nov 4, 1973 iirTd I) PI cc & f Prlcnc, 81)The Sinford Herald - - - Sunday . Az.ir & Shtrie -------- Ldw. , 12 503 Winter Springs V1 11 Blk I Shadow Hill &dg $U,500. ________________ - - .1 - _ .- __ Z - " — L ---- --,1---_ - ,- - ___ ___ - ___ :-- ------------- --- Joe - - i I - - - - I I I .11 a,5 - DOWN - 1. F - t Solution C an m ents is ! -N diof - - - - - -- , - f, I I I ' r~j k. _* ---, v.__ - \ - -_ --- 21 . 6 ,O , rr : , Il iv 1 - - -. - - - - Ti7D 41 - 71 - _. - . Z - - _'~j AT THE 50N OF TARZAW v 1<NOWS HOW TOF3GHTI - 1. - .. _- ____- I I -- .,, , *1 ,I I - -- IFHENEEPSLJSI - ;- ',r- ' -Zza- !, I - - *,- - // .1 I _.ft U.1-w-fr .. A - - 16 - . I I(,. -- I. -- - - __ --- - __ = X/LLHIM—lk •- I - --- ----- - - . irad tai KORP( WOULP NOT WANT \ US TO ITERFERE — UT WE ARE REPPY IGOTHA WILL . -' __ - . . . - GO HELP )<ORAK THE - _____ - --- -- - " - - - ,i' Z:_!&_ - _________ A. _________ ., I - - . — - kAJItL. I - 1-----"- V __ __ Ow RJ I _U - = - - L-19k Z_ - e of his ster, - '- __ k. .1: -' !! ------ ____ -- -1 - --: -- __ ___ - -4E I V P _T ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN SANFORD 5 •, JO / r - { - ~ f - I JI / I .a ' 1 __ ' , A j 4 6 - ' = - - - -- A - Ten Comm The .rude to Sevier P Gril T an - ( hursda,v ri 1! - IJ. , - - -- 1:11ll; _-- .41 ,Mnford Plaza d t 30 rods etc, S50,W0, Charies Colemn Jr. & Wt ' ___ ir_ Porter T Roberts & WI carylon U 165 TraliWood Eat. - ____ __________________________ - $100 Dale S. Clark& WI Linda to - - _____________________________ **", - Em V., N 70' of SEV4 of Blk 4, Tier 21 Fla Land & Colon, Co Ltd. tap of St Gertrude Addn1 - ,—' = EtoWrn S Denton&WflIelCfl Donald Baldwin & WI. Belle, BegatinteCErWSafl10 Oviedo Rd & N line of UflplULted I I I Delores B. Brimager, Lt 130 Oakland Hills, $100 Claude W. Dnton&Wf Mary :: ix4r I to Dennis Schraw Jeanine A Lovett, sgl to Paul C. Altman & wf Gladys Equity Guar. Crp., LI. C Druid to Charles B. Sapp Bik 2, Sanlando Sub. fri I M 30 BIk D town 26 Ifills Est.. Ist add.. SM,500. Beautiful, Sanford Sec., (QCD)Lew1sSe11thtoSara. Greater Constr., to Wm E. Rathman & wf Doroth? IA. 1 Selah, LI S6 Goidle Manor First B1,k 3 The Woodland.s See. 4, Addn., $100. to - it #allfj ,rb rrki 14 tb 20 cents A - tI k/ ^ , 9 AdT = ! I / '. _'. '0i;. -\ ~., ,~._ , lllr?'~ yl .., - ; :; v Gidus Builders Inc. to Robe! .- I-_--~_ - ____ ------- _ I RusseU Jr.& wf Patrk 2, - -- -l l- .I ____ & Huda G Sur* I,t, ' thwood, $39,9W. -r ~ Charlton .. - onths fell : i I, f,-..-A.* ZIE ! ; = . -,-- L --m . Alor;r%g the vueek ending Oi i Real estate conveyances for the p. _0 - _9c_ %~ "Felevisio n ___ E ere down from $5,273,116 in the . 4 ma men I -I -I_ _. . - ________ - -S --- - - .1 - ____________ - -----. -1-.- -- - .,- - _ - - - t0 iC-h-1I T Ou. ftn Jr..Lts 24 & 25 Blk I Highlan,il £ 411f'rl_ 1i .- . L.~~ r I V11 rr,- 1-1 .7-..- -~ - .Z - I _, Z - .. - .". ---I-.----.., !!-L !7_-,1TW.-:Lj~~_ :,- lAnd Co T.--_-___ x 4 l,y,,t(rrtl - - Sandra to John B. Cuir 25 4 of reN U. l ias tu ___ if IF_ - - - -- -_______________ - 4 ------ = M iokL Addi -& tJ,V,n 4 --_ i..Jti __ -------______ - - - - - __ WO, _ - .. - - __ _______ - °1 if - & wf Ma ii -------- — - 11 I It `// L ,~/, ~, . .r~/ FLJ "., I - " _,77 - :!.I1111, %I - .__ 11hN... Ii -'- 41 - ___________________ L V . ' - - t - , L ' /// . IV Z ~---! - i. I I . I I , K .. _Lm io, _:___ - -.I L - -0-; - % -\ ! - - _~-_ 7- - - - ~_~ \ ,~:, -- I ,,p I ft ~ A - ,* I 0! P ~R -- W \ I -- ff It t - __ . fm .- -A - --- - ` - /~~- _ . -_, -ik - * *11" ___ \' t - X * A"' _; 11~ A. , 10 ' 11 sconsin y said i based erform 11-111'1* J22.61 . %~- p ot ___________________________ . i v r i _ _________________________________________ . L I k 6RI 1 V1 * r C I first ranged in 00 , 1 sm! -sic e. I k6r, ( 60-&O-&D ! - -- -- 145 Iry M today -R! w 045TC i. lire - ' --- 1 1 \ / iber of i who ____________________________________ - sic , Tlew rt Sansom by -_ 455 I C OSM:Xt 03ELN 1 * I - __ C. - A , V10_1_% - . ; .; -_ - I-M__-_ _ I . I -'_ ,,( ,~ ') ..P . (V0-11, ( -----" . _,.,--) 1e ____111 - _0 I - - - -_ ____ I .. - WC.A."r .— 77-4 -- J - 4% I -._-~ - __ 7 - . # -6 .J ~~_A? -\ ii -. loor c 4 _______ -t - -- M_1-m-L. 4 - % I - - -- DAILY ____ ru.&y - - , 2kl miles North of Dvilary. TOflAVI - — — - ~ , .- - `1 1' MItts South of Oran$e Cunisent 1* , '"' - - . . . ----------- ___________ R so bold as to invite you reading smothered under _____ 11111111111 - N. iu-__ BURNS ___ —_ —-_— 'i'Lt And thank I ___________________________ 8 inches of Atsop's editnIal in full? Page snow anti 6 to 12 inches was - - - - City. ________ -. -- / __ - f - , ._~__. -Z .__- _ - io _ ___ INOT HURT _-_ -1 _ --~ ----T%- ..~~ SORRY I HA7TOTT YOU—' BUT -- SEE US ____ t of NWI olSecG-21--30ntm W 70 , - - - - - -- ,-,~ - 1 "N1' __- Deadline Tuesday At Noon It bi I ________ — A~ - V, . - Alta BruceStwirwood & wf Pcu,y 11 71 ;--. 1 - - - - • Dial 322-2611 Ext. 77 to reserve your space. 1he Envitonmental COMPany fit 1.) /I .1 -- r Deco Oil I&. to SeYmour ~~_ .- J ••- - ) , ~) - - _____________ 11 .W .4 P % UM 2. . I f~'r - .I -, W-Z..-- Istiv- - 6 - • - enkt M&'iodCkn1f'it&wf M1cIBUm.ti&,1htJ J1 $34,900 to LatrIt ZW lit I I It 4 fl* ur ss' t. f)j( F Sinia & J ______________ i. - - % _________ i ,~~ ) , -.- - Businesses -. L Oti s ___ -. green mists blood-red rivers and flaming hail of (_ to 1ames A Mente-Iny & wf to Gratly 1 Cordell & wt lk-tty .S., LA. 21 C- jAjonla, Barbara. fr(,-.0 St. cor of NW14 - I-- _____ i, I _._ -.-01 -- in the Exodus and reveling in worship of the -a Ge-Jd n Calf Unforgettable. too. are the blasting of the , tcr t6 otr.c 1 - i rreh Gcc fiery finger, the miracle of the Red Sea, with the American Modulars Crp to Patricia Morgan, 1iu Lows Glordana&Ca therine. U of U 25 Lake Minnie E 4 6 - I - i-iii--lk ,I f # We call the reasons readers. weetsater Oaks See I, 123333 4 - never again to be matched WU&wfSusanE.,LIZBIkA, Ilk LOal'linti 4 - ___ _ - - - -I - =__ __.____.__._ =__-_--_ M___ I.. j . . reasons to S ,,- -— A 4' ned by r vertise in , given us immense scenes or Israelite nitfltitudes . I - *A __ :7z: i 4.1 - - '1%. __ - , % - I .* — " ~, v ~A_ ~. ty'-!!U!!it" Kathlftn. Us 5_,. -71 S911112113110 SPM-f : no ,,:_, - * ~,~_~ "V_v ; %I% .: ---_::-_~;~~ , f7 r, =_ I I, - . L .1 - ____ be1lhscarreap0 of years of past tows. 50,0 i ._1 _ . .. F= F 0 ,w probably John C. II 2Rlk has always been a reporl on 01- .., ME AcWE' O IG— ___ ___ , GOING'TO LEAVE ) - so I STORK IN CITY ____________________________________________________ ' ' Z ,_ ~r - `~4 - they do. have to have alinwny m0neY his holiday tour, this Ume . - SpvcLicleo(ascopeneverseenb2foreafld CiarenceW F B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, ~ - (rç , Heading a massive cast of skilled artis 31I)ie-d,$2) _m:_-:--_ you can got your own T ______ , .11 . __ `~ `4'-r - _05 ., ,%'. . ~ ._ ,% % . 0 . I HAVEN'T SEEN ONE! NOT SINCEE — , . //;, 1-,.~,7 I or A" )O 11 ~ ,.,--w-r-.111 , ~. - lw. _._~ -_ Y r "- . / R Fo,tessthanh1adaY Q: I read where Sl%is and in the arms of another .". . 0 ,. -.;,~. " than you do? ___ is able to wotk why would are stars EdWard G Robinson, Yvonne DeCarlo.DebraPaget,JohnDerek.SirCedrIC HardWicke, Nina Foch Martha Scott Judith CSmnn&wfAnnabelIe,Us20 $40,000. ____________ ruled -- pit of Black Ifammock, . Arneda Dunn & hb Robert to ____________ -- - essentially luirluff had used. r Reba Mcasin & hb. Man-in nhi r Weaver L hit U wf $17 600 - 57 - -i write . _. ddnB1ackHammock,$10000 - - is automfliticatly suspik4ow *I anyone - - I , / I 1.,. • wnman,boy,worJdlputhim N.J. y, you am It we Reresentrngmansrtghttoll%eb3r 13W On otofhtsmiry -S.MO, se Oyu fan . *y' tho the one hand and tyranny on the other are uatiL Charlt on Heston as Moses and Yu! Brynner as Pharaoh Ratneses ii, with the tragic figure of I Princess Nefretiri standing between them in the lovely person of Anne Baxter Heston is superb I i' ti I I I II as he evolves from prince to prophet. being in . Map of Sanford, I $21,500 John RebaMcCtntn&hb.Manin to Richard ft. Bugoon, that BarbaraKKlrb, k--1 unfak to Kitty as a womart. struggleforireedom - / .~._, A: Karloff created the Senators an e in tbv first justices who reid th e "Frankenstein" f ilm Strange outer in Monitor. Why shou!d thrift at the "utts. using Inlay knG* mote Of *flat 5 going on, and why. the same extinction. Too many critics said ft was U1te and Liked Q: is " 110pe going How make any kind off a Christmas think she is pretty dkly. love taken him (or tour this year or has enthralling human document of man's first and loyalty. then caught - gran C--.a 1.%, r. ____________ tors and students, 82 OM Para m*rnt colossus is abo e all a timeless, Park, 'A.-. ( If t would make you feel always thotwjd Bci.c Kar I r . P SAVAGE! WHMN A NTLEMAN ASKS — It . .1 11, , - 110 . ,-, -~ r 1. , -I - . QUEESTION— - ) _ 1 .1 - . .r - .. ; i l.11 1 . 'r.. ,_4 / __ __-=-_ ., , "-. ___ --- I \ C,bt '--- , - , - ..i--— --A`, - _. , I , . to Marie R Lynn, sgl, E 100' of etc $100 $23,W. 4 ,?,r -__ I . .___--1 1____-, _. - still wants to get tne Monitor's worldwide coverage and Commell- W H Green & Sms to Peter C D,7be Springs, $I* V. Keith young i Vemia & wt Mary A., IA 12 Blk I & wf Barbar Young $32.600. Lark s-d, Sky V. Keith Young ofNWLio1Sec19..2140$000 Porillo,LLI2BIkI HA ItossConstr. to Tanya Illlls,Sec.3,$9,000 Edw. V lange& Zataniny,Lt7BlkBNorthOrL LewIs C dovut Terr S& 3 Un 1, $27,200 Kenneth L Mitchell & wf Ann Rosemary, U. 5 to Elmer S 1.--vie, LI. 11 BIk I Balimcr & Weiss, Surnmerset No Sec 5, 123,600. lI L.o Corp to. James C Levie & wf Susan to Bradihaw & WI Sat RoyDSherrill&wfMaryF.,IA Li 27 & N 3 of ___________ -- longest work in screen history is an experience " Mtld Woods, hX - - tawnim and it wasn't from i _- him,she said on a IV woul,*,. The story of how one man's character was story from away back. How Im No 611. show that she ww a Bingh.n.ton. N.Y. forged in the fires of power, temptation, self- dare they throw another talk - pay-40tcrK;.W., .13,~!_C'V'f sacrifice and love, untfl he w-as fit to receive woman why WouM she have to have A: lie - 't do any trOOP of bondage and watch "Gunsmoike" untfl they -..%%, ; get Matt "mmuicing Kitty as it a p'llying support for LLsa. but if quiet %-611 to some bospolu". teach thein to live under the code that L*came A441,11" should toe. If I had loved a V. Robbins & wf Barbam A lAt 1. Blk N, Camlot Unit 1, . ( hegothsftrstkissewcrasa . Mighty in concept. mammoth in execution Wm. M. Lynch Illsnet- -an to Q: I am hot under the coW about what the writm are doing to Ilot Lips Dillon on run tA 7 Blk FS=MM4 : cares." a motion pict ure o the first since ,ts or'gmal all record breaking LaronC-onstr.,Ine.toArnr. %%mJ.Bray&wf MCorp,Lo24252 Klib.reDTclia&wf Modular C,rp., Lts 11, 12,13, log ,, ,qanford Plaza in a "command performance" — I - Nw~T~___,-____:___'__ X • ~l . A: I suspect CBS sirtIlIdY P - cons $280,133,535 in real property — ___ ___ __ ____ . I% ~ % 4 He's an expert newsrtia!) A: fit's ever in Eur%w -it pd-boilers of all time, Cecil = .1 I 1 Ansiverman (Meredith Baxter) on the after 19 years, the romance -Doc Elliot" show. but I was betweez Matt and Miss Kitty -Gunsmoke," %lied. It aid he to play Frankenstein's w0flide to -Bernie" (David ftney) — , . year however, still is being seen '.." 6 - ~ - _ QL"W4 I = willing to lend you _-, A&M !!yFF V'_ ,--.i,. _Mdqfi_ 11 (,-, If . 1C . I X_ - 11 ifi.A"tJ ,e 1lm J - IN _. - _._:~==;~~ - 7: -___ - Christian Science since their show got can- - .I..... - - __ Heston in .9 - shurpl y in Sery- — ~ s :Z---17--t~:f~7, bir "V~~ F 'Mdle,S De .L-_- I . - - : . ______ ' _.. -.1 A --_ __. Woodcrest, Un. 5, $35,500. T1 oberliALtiB P & lLen LI71Rb Gdn Sec 2, IL ° " Valle, lull Un. 3, Paradise Point, Fourth See., $U,M. 1 . i.y hIrt 'H 'II 4 you. t rn I6 Caliturwa 111(1 _... - ------ -- --- --- . - . ~ Dear ----------- 6A i htri (ThTunCnt 4A State ................. IV 7A ' - - - - - . . . - - - . - - he Shenandoah Apartments on HONORED al annual 4-11 Achievement Banquet Saturday night were Sherry Lloyd (left) who received "I Dare You" Award 'ii, place cE tmphi iitnt leIt i I le trL' ul lloiiie E ensio n Agent flelakd 'Wrs on Page 8A Herald Photo by 13i11 Vincent Jr - . and Pattie xt _ -- 1 -__----- - ----- _T — -_--. __ ___ �—--- I 6C—T• SGT. A M A 2413A PAN b -A CAN OMN M USF IM MORE 114AN ON6 WAN? pip IOU EVER NOT(CF,OMAT MAN!Y409VS W6 UNK WRITE AM2 SA161% (QC Maddi Course & -; fog JASTANC6.4114EX155 A LEAfVAT\JOU FIN V ST:ELXP V3E:3E:t 8***F03EL .1RfS 15 A X (E iW!OJ.y/_ bSr Bill owrilla o MJ !. a — / Yu FOF \ &OT TO TXfE THAT OCiiit/. Edv Gerah his Susan Traffa T -c_' PLJ.1r) -) NOW 6 Bucks _ _ ' 1 _ i25 irad ___j f. le of part I lying I rill. 1911 by NIA, In" 45A oi Max t . Gra Bach Dev Fishes Hat ANV WHEN WE 1AAV6 G (iFOsTS)W cw ft AoLe -ro PUT AN 69M L~AF IN 1146 LIK5 M % ERCS ALSO A -ME PAG15 11Q 0 7.WZITZ 7 __Z VVHA7TA youl POIN WA?C.50 Sow? Ix A~RffAc~~6oT M1(FOUR! ILA 50; Arg Jean I at Se fie" 20-29, 30 rod Norm WIN E sm t7 ki LTI7 Gidi J. Cot 4 Mar 1 11 Penn. MilD . Robt. Parad in lb r Dick ___________ nut _ mn WINTHROP H a HAP A YOU I LTREIS CHILLY TODAY. A. I NO MORE PLAYING FALL., ( OR GOING SWIMMING... v L)H—HLJH... / SLJMMER ) (. j Cava' _ ANY tAY NOW W'LL BE GOING 5ACKS-CY)L. - FZEALLW 059 "VY FAVJK~S V GLIEeS LAW " Z A-if6 PAY 0 AKWT WAITI A 1XR 0 i Y' ' Cot Re ILL AN er WE ye ,PLC - ( ( 1 ((ING' 5CHOQL 5YARTED TWO NON1HS AGO.' IT ID )k NO WQNDE WE'VE SEEN GETTING ALL THOSE LETTETS PROM ) THE SCHOOL EO,4RD. - 41 1 Hii; Pill: ___ Lar iff 1W it .V Dev V. Rc L Sky 1, all 4- J0111 L I A, W 20 of NW HA L will -- iy Zatarl Teff. to Ek Sulw Jam 3E;LISC:1L1LA1rs POP OXTia by ]Les Carroll ING HOUS OA EV ERY * BNX "11ROUGHT YOU 7T — ID N Ti TO 1W 09EZ;1,',5NC5 5010LVL OBEDIENCE I EN04 N16VAT Xr * THANK ODNEISS! GO TW THAT GUN OVER ATV _____________________________________________________________________________ ENDS 71.4e AND by Al Vermeer POOTBALL IN THE 1700TBALL IN THE F00-r BA L L i t-4 TH& MORNING! ned by iber of who he first ranged s AFtERNOON __________ 10'. 1 T. said based centof e. Robert iry re- N er fire Reb to 10 part Arsdi -'ffl FOR MY _CUSIN! AIEH ME civEN U A LOONS ELI ReIx to Don raw. lAnd Arm (SWt - ll Lf __ C - iIn It:3 rj \O - &_i - — f _ _ JC)W 15 H_ Sw oi~ Hl 1t -i F=OOT EL&,)(TER M EYCUSE TO 66-T HIM BALL . OUT - ! Ame AFIQ Li Betty TkE LATE, LATE - TER TO 61r ON 099—iv- - - i I I71rA fa c , f TM I SPsP Ott Garfil 4. Fa CHI, Awit par( the tnwo _Ii. - E 70 y-(L N 140 yd 4-1' - -- ==_ -- ______ Uft -A t U33 tungLre, $3. . s6 bold as to invite you reading - Also 'a edItorial In lull' iage t. - - - And think 'i smothered under t- 8 inches of ;g Crossword puzzle r expected in the mountain areas tontna Washington and ttrr !ifr'ii > DrAbby FdtoriaIcvmriient 6A SwrLs MIR ** 6A State SA lÀ - A spokesman at, the Shenandoah Apartrnni on U-3. 17M said the youth listed his place of employm ent s •i 'rnt •• -* 110NORZED al annual 4.11 Achievement Banquet Saturday night were Jerry Ll oyd det( who received "I Dare You" Award and' Pattie Nurkiewicz, (r, who wor Key Award shown with Louise Gill, County Iiom Extension Agent. Hellited ''ors on Page t lit zId Photo bvBill Vincent Jr �-- ---i . -----------'.------.------'------ ----. ------- - - --... - ..-----. - - S -- .— '5- - -5. 5- -.,- .- - ----- C - - S __r •- -- - __: -. • -j--- - •---• ---:- --------- --' -I.___- • 5__._______•_____ i --_ .•_._-.• ...,:. 'Is• -•- - - - '-_..is ' - I- ,5 ___$5 '-. 5-_Il Sf - OUR NEW AGE "WoWe~1 17— 7779 This Hip AIIIESJMarch 21-April 20) An active week with emphasis on Wednesda)'. 1hursday, but keep yotir cool. Too much entl~usiasrn might Iust possibly lead.to an accident or mistake. Just bo careful. TAUNUS (April, 21 -May 20) If life seems slow for you, the next year w 11 ted It up. This is a more -than - fair week for you. Your best days th s month: Friday and Saturday. If ippy weekend. GEMINI LMay 21-June 22 A time to collect yourself and put things to. Tile road ahead as better pavement than the one behind you. PKOTre on the upgrade. Early next week is favorable. CANCER Juno 23-July)Aurlo year but more so 11 early In the sign. Pressures if born near June 27. Results ultimately 7 Week im VIM Madt Est., -7- _ THE WORLUSTNAU q F"' OEnSTANDING .91 1 1 1 AftmarAUCTUIM (Q11 Athelstan Spilhaus By K IS NOW RISING IN MRONT01 CANADA,TOWARD ITS Ed _ __ SUN AW ___ _ __ _01 TWI part lying, OkIISCANBEAPZZYMAISE H. - • a Max _______ - _____ Bach —U ENCt.IOSEO D14 an SNAFIS. THEY WILL BEABL1V WHISK ECW — = ='— rlcwIr?f/rs 305-F1 7v4,vre/vwA, — : - THNG -' 'Irr 7- I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) You have two years ahead when you have to play things very carefully. You must recognize moral responsibilities to others, not just the letter of the law. E WE EZ OF &OY 4-1"0 LACKS TREND FOR XJAW- a 19i _R 1 N BROADCAST] NZ STUDIO SPLA A REVOLVI NG RESTAURANT, SNACK BARI DI I.- 1,6A TH E POP W1 LL cONTAI 30 ro ccua - ' / I/I/I1llh!Il iIH Gid .. • .. ...• -. - •. - - mveu peopke 4 ANCA S I./A11111,1 1! 1XIALED m f V If is jmoTmAL 1 I 4 A UARIUS (Jan 20-F(b. 18) Things will work out better dependin orl haw you measure them. If measured in terms of money you can ave IRRITABLE VNEX- disappointments In other realms. Money, happinus separate. 7, jf _ --- 'Z ativi., activilles. You can be more original. . COW94M /#V ME - _N' ge of SAGITTARIIJS(Nov22Dec 21)Wedneday Thursdaybestdays ycu - or AM nrad SCORPIO (Oct. ut through Tuesday v. 21) Sund Saturday iy. etain omposure and thev:iapus :': till next week brings more adwtageous results. - T"°E 1; his gain a better slant on things. Start planning ahead. / - LIIIAA (Sept. ?3-Oct. 22) Slow down. Ynu'll get whefe you're going much sooner. Wednesday, Inursday, your most uncertiln days. Shun risks. Experiences will lo confidence Speed up next week. 11A P~ -. — -- -. TO THE NEW WHILE; .SCORPIO ISS DOMIKrATED FROM THE UNC04 SCIOUS,STRONGLY INFLIJ. a 13M BREATHLESS PASSENGERS PER HOUR10 FtsN C LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may have responsi IIIIIes pertaining to others'Insecud You have Inner strength. Your IritcansoNealotol problarns. Wit3visIble help, you can carry other . COMBINATION. 013,TEC- %0M5 ,4F1'AREWT. COJCEPT)QWS OF LOYALTY AP- UN R EL ATED LEO IS MORE OPEN A STARTLING FEATURE OF THETOWER WILL BE 'THE SPEEDING ELEVATORS IN DPAMATIC GLASS- G sk SSOC UNIQUE "BOOTSTRAPPING" METHOD WHICH "PULLS" IT UPWARD 18 FEETA DAY AS CONCpETF Buck 3nor, his 13, .'jL, -_ j of.your.best days of Ine month.,9tir" e %vee is more III yotir favor. View LIlv. wets 540 --i things iii we G, FJIT - _.- '--. - •y ,///,/e // /- - - -- Wood Sla r)W Penn Hill I &/,q Se,4RCAI -THIS jP?4&aVXA1 T;%9Z OUT IN A011AIR141C, PASSES V Wo Sc INSERT IRSER IFA "i PA ADDS PARING TO TOE NATURE JEJ) BY STRONG FA Ir)4 AT VARIOUS RADIO SAGIMOUS 70 64 CANCER, URANUS Tq ERE Is IrISCIZt_t FW VARIOUS IN CAPRICORN. MARS 2-8 Cc udenfs,, rvio-febook FEATURE ALMOST TWO TAUR1.19. SON 11 A %sf PD;Z COILD12F—N AIR 0 ORGWALITX TRADITION& 02 JOINED TNE SEAWA 24 Sim70SrARr_ NaPA1,VZ>Ao10RE He 16 yf Modi & 1f i------- (TT IN __ — N P __ r 101 ___J INSERT v 1O Ii i INSERT - 10 - '1 LI I T PwT•- wui ae I 1 '1 - II P ir K A5, THE HE~Ar OF . THE A FEW &k10 II -T HE-FZ MARK 'LOW•EY-LOW REFQRT. Iiiii Lulu Belle ~Mokes S.A TOO FAR WHEJ 9HE STRT ENc'ORJ Suis ---- De __ - I WOMEN'S LIP CIGARS! , r' r ,~ i. _" JOI to bij !y said n based r Kei to El OUT jai OUIL WAY 110 y I -roLp I I'HII F YO(YRE YOU'LL KNOCK TANK TO A A — GOI 1U, Ir UP HERE UNTIL YOU E 7 WAAMA16 ?..FE,%iALE4 ACTIJ4LLY A CRA'Ty FAPI . T5'RE:5EMESLE HERLIKE C700GLE GLA;5E5 AKID ST;ZIK1C7Y HAIrZ WHEW THF -Y PLJk:l THAT OTHEFZ 01 of - IDIOTICi I CALL IT. ' OLr=4 !~a I Park It Aft PsiIrt X Rd L to Do th Ll f- avtao p 'it nber of rs who be first ranged cent of Robert r1Fvc' Cara to 111L 120 IT! d Sulliva3m by med by 13LA::E5;1.-.,CAIJ YOU IMAGINE LOLL) 5E a TO p Till WI-JAT 17117 HE GET THEM FOR, j:50y! PAD AN OW AV '$IIW XkWro' HE'S GONNA 13E A I -1 Y01i I1 WATCH fir __ \TILL r--'of BE RIGHT-WITH 1j ii f c ' I--, DI soft a THAKIK 000PNE,5-5, THERIF 41j SOOTHES YOUR NERVE NERVOLIG'WRECK. Wf lulls THAT IF CIG4R' HOM E ----- - •1 II . . j -- 4 Bit Alit to ja Ty IF L Ann. f I '5', 4 WeIssman & Ht. - t UI.J. Ut hW t 4 n ec -1_ Miller &Seasthi., ___ T HelmaEL 31 Wf. _3 Itz-1071-1-Irc um. -_ - 1,C Pab, $Yji- ________ t, rcr.i,cni3t - 4.. - 0 under 8 Inches of mother so bold as to invite you reading 6 to 12 inches was Page snow and Atsop's editorial In full' tvJ in the mountain areas Ill in the Nov. 5 issue of of Montana, Washington and eastern California. And thank )OU { D?% Crossword puzzle .....6A Dear Abby 6A .... 6A Dr. Crane Edituild1wimiket'it 4-A Sports ...........2133B State 5* . . IB Stocks, TV, .'7A Ct(fUl A spokesman at the Shenandoah Apartments on U.S. 17-92 said the Nouth listed Della Fkt.ronus HON HONORED al annual 4-H Achievement Banquet Saturday night v;ere Sherry Lloyd (left) w ho received •j Dare You" Award and Pattie Nurkiewiez. (r) who won Key Award shown with Louise Gill. County liciiiie Extewsion Agent Rela e s ory oii age, &.1. (Herald Photo by E3t11 Vincent Jr -- �-. - - — 6C- — -•— . cAbcp%TS CLATTER by THIS WAY, PRESIDENT I't\ HERE. TO SEE. THE ULTRA— I7MODERN TEACHING TECHNIQUE$ YOU'VE BEE.N BRAGc114G 1 = ) IMPRESSED cV:TN OUR NEW ---.— Mai Est ABoUTi -ED DEPT. TEAM TEACHINOP GOOD , w Larry Lewis TEA/n TEACHiNG ISN'T t-ruc ru\__(Nol DEPARTMENTS ') '. HAVE USED IT — - DEAR POLLY A foam-backed furniture throw makes an excellent cloth for a picnic table. The backing adheres to the table, f .-•.• OR !RSJ F NEW especially at the corners, and practically eliminates any need for nn anchor to keep tl,6 ;lotll ill place. A big sofa throw would doubtless fit for an entire table, F f - Ai /\•... I // t. Your Cbolcs hIJI1Jt 7 - Take your Ick a lovot, • dress. an atactIye pantsu p - . rice at a departing bride • 9328 With PHO10-GWE vloin Sizu 8 to Is. Size 10. A , -. _________________________________but u uo ch itr thro for a small section of tii. tatl'. MRS R A DEAR POLLY Instead of throw. ((f br?dogroorn, using wild seed The birds love to oat It and there will be no waste to Swoop up — VERA -/7, 32I b'.sL dress, 1.1 y 54 loch, pantLult 3 ,, 8326 a{7t fl8(iJ / 4 f \( 4 I fc1[-..._ .' ' - • '-: 8261 t, j J - IG - 1-24'2 - - _•_._&.•._1— '1 - . /, ,, >• s - ' Sew-Simple I , I - - - pinties for a sportswear outfit No. 8281 Yoked Jumper th, 1OTOGyiDF Is In Siz- A uniquethstyle In Jumpers Is lovely to wear. You can 121 3 , shorten [umper and wear over panta for Ioday 'in dress, 2. yards style, No. e829 with PHOTO -GUIDE Is In Sizes ito 15. 4Ynch S;z. 9, 32 bust: 1. yards LQinth for jumper. L ) ' . •!..'.'- _ ' DEAR POLL( Use tori or rrri sheets to m a ke undurcover for your bed pillows. Make them to fit snugly and just long enough for the open ends to lap over each other, or tuck In and place a snap in the center to fasten together This saves laundering the pillows. These covers can be chanyod and washed as often as needed. MRS. E. S. B. - - 8229 Il.3tCtlInU $ ,- •'--. • ,•.. :.' r,00d.?'#,s patton. I 431.2 i,umSer Jwwop.pv). Ros a tlm' and thu in stay nce and (3IUCER lonç. dnor, 13, (I \ •' his sister, onrad 9; L ______ ___ I I P ,. rgeof - G". & ilzt. PATTERNS Now Y..k NY itiia5 I I)?) b, WA. I. 0 DEAR POLLY I use litUe cottor swabs with soep or a cleaning oiution on them for several things. One Is for cleaning artificisil flowers. as they roach Into the crevices. The swabs do not dis. - 5596 SMALL 111Z 1,1 ' '' • )' - DIUM MEIWiY LARGE II turb delicate arrangements. DEAR POLLY Try usinc W UNDOZ cov"Z ca from strawburrws. Thu serrated tip makes the Job easier and neater. When mashed berries are desired, Use a pastry blender to make that task a breoze. SHARRON. -- / / ,/ ,' rally $1.00 Ia, t'ery Wea used. " •'. _4. __ ...____.__. or a marker as to contents. Wrap my wash cloths, towels, etc.. / it Pet Slippers DEAR POLLY — I have a few tips that will prove useful on moving day. As you pack, do one box for oach cupboard or closet shelf and then label the outside with crayon f- — LSand CHERYL POP— I J 11 MA, br, IUUKUtR S(dcis'4i• Ilus.f uch pill' 4- without having to lot the hems down I stop on the bottoms of the lug' isod 1116n bitell;h the Itfainu upward after they are washoa and still wet. I do this a couple of — - - , - S 'i - DEAR POLLY —Cup hooks are Ideal tofastencllmb4ng roses or vines to the side of a building. The plants remain stationary and do not blow down even In strongwind. --AOBERT DEAR POLLY — My Pointer is for other toen-agors who want 'o keep their Jeans long. ss that Is now the style. To keep mine long "X' on boxes with essentials that t.0 rijnt dWd A pair of Dovu blippers for her and a pair of Puppy slippers for him. No. 5596 has crochet direc. tiona for Children's Small, Mediurn and Large Sizes. end 60c with name .8 J .... numbor and six* to TO ORDER town Station, N ew Yolk, HY_1001, I - ii ________ -_- i -- byDave Graue XmXmM:Y OOP HOLY MACkEREL$1 ITS GUZ AW TUNKI AN -THEYRE IN WHAT'LL WE JUST KEEP BIG 1-RQUBLE,, TOO! DO, YER HIGHNESS?! BROTHER! ON SMILING, GET ME,NEITHER! MY OUTA TVAIS MESS, SMIL-E MUSCLES I AIN'T GONNA HU;ZT 6(WETHIN' AWFUL! BE ABLE 7GRIN FOR A WE IF WE EVER IW'4'f' HERE,. IJOLD THIS f:RUMAN! WE GOTTA HELP ~1-105F_ POOR DUDES! —_ —. �.•- . - W.-M. SHORT rr — --e -' -- -- . 0 - a • I - - - Casselberry Councilman Richard Wirz, 14, Pkmosa Drive died Sunday evening at iorida Hospital North, Orlando. He was ospitalizcd since Oct. 16 at Florida Hospital orth, Altamonte Springs, and was Iranferred to the Orlando hospital Friday where ie underwent surgery that day. Wirz was taken to the Altamonte Springs ospital in the evening hours on Oct. 16 sufering with a gunshot wound. Charged with _ _ LkCOD,W07WER? ITS LJUS1BUSINESS. fl- GO.4ffOTHØI u .. \v\S'WIThi president, a member of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee and an active member of his church, St. Augustine's of Casselberry. A long-time resident of the city, Wirz served on the civil service revision cornmittee, solid waste disposal committee and annexation committees. He was also a recent member of the St. Mary-Magdalen School Board. His business • - ; - L _ F Li 's were flying at half. Nov: 12 in his city. - dob meflt buildings and one-week of 0, 4.4 Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. am very Mn'iy. I1 '.' 66th Year, No. 65 1 S by BUNNY 1, StOffel & in -Snri, r:arda 327n Price 10 Cents nThcr, . - THIS WILL GET KID d CHILLS K*Kr NOW! 111WF1F_ A WEAL PAL! \-. L NRFU) THIS IS A kDME KEMEDY :E 11,41VENTEo Myse-Lr-/ THOSE - FEK RICHARD wrnz ...SuccumbstowMlflds IVIC •3'.'S4i4 £ rove o FEET lim- n 11I Hawthorne ( the city clerk) to -a ote AL I_I I T il F't I *J I I I ' l id~ Wirz underwent surgerl for a regret and sorrow to the family. second time. "fie was in good Seminole County had great spirits and asked that I come to respect for Richard's governsee him," Grier said. "Ile was mental service and for his concerned abotit the city and contribution to Casselberry and wan t e d w ho ha d r rce ch r qualified tk areal tragedy CMVS 14. MY 110W.1 "1• - A hard man to - Bill Cost, a SEEDCO executive, said the facility will C20E:5 I!LL KIG~AT GO our IN TH' LIVIN' ROOM AN' KEAV be WHILST a "community-oriented" o compassion and intelligence, was bright and young," Grier behalf ol cur city l express our 300 people. will have a swimming pool, "We feel that a convention death was a tragedy." duties in an admirable way. Groundbrakmg, according dining room, coffee shop, facility can offer a sorely Grier unmediatei> called a to Cost, is set for mid-summer cocktail lounge and gallery, needed service to the area," week of mourning, ordered the His passing Is a great loss 1914 Cost added to hail. to the entire community," Cost said dl> halt flag lowered In addition to the convention Pearson "We are bringing this project said. Pearson added staff ant. canceled tonight's facilities, the motel will have to Seminole County primarily to Tra'1ehodge's headquarters regular council meeting CII> the city flag was immediately 100 units and provide jobs for serve the needs I.3 O I - TO j) \,, / "' I 7 Th - -L - - Vtl 2 -I - -: -. 2 - . 4 - It> John A. Spoiski I - by Elo ie w F7 SJj7777r7 — SORRi', PAL. .. I - *!p '!a SEP,\JE YO(J ! I- CAM'T \ "7 YOLYRE r- ,4 chneider S - 7 ,-' 5 - DRT - - 0JI4AT ' • DY\ ME LJ \ TW SiAORT? `&U CWT E.RjSE TO ,SERVE A 6(J'? Constitution and others. ..al recommending that Nlr. Nixon v oluntarily remove himself - (tutu, office - .-. - / - - ppro v Re he h T" .. ac al s the presidency rather than NI AI i tAI \ -,1-: PRI N CETON, \ J 'tP Approval of President Nixon's ____ ' - L__J - 1 r b 1 -- edltorialisenitled 13 X II "S Liii. - _____ - - 1 ______ Maw, astonishing extent, Richard Nixon can also be an 0-13, and ( I - I - 4' S that I 'in spared at cusatlons of being unfair _if_ _ ., ..,. ,,, Itont d On Pg 8A 4 MAYOR k C ity or FLAG WWERED BROWN' Face Tota Strolk a 9 a.m. strike order to appear at a hearing mestic flights were grounded the scheduled work force, to newsmen on the deadlocked any walkout. ry re. began at midnight. Meanwhile Curley isstied a tempora dispute with the Uniformed Thirty thousand nonmedical a I5.da> strike ended at Inter- straining order early tndav Firefighters Assountiun workeiwent on strike today at national Harv ester Co against the 1 000-member fire The full crew at one fire sta 48 pr i va t e hospi ta ls and nursing facilities in 11 states fighters union P r soner i IB) Ha ngs in ISRAEL. EGITT AND SITIA all warn of tile likelihood of a resumption of war; Israel reports all hour's exchange of small arms fire City Jail STAT E HI'GF NTS are to examine a program x that could shorten Ole time needed to get a " college degree. (P-51,) % -ii: "•" was pronounced dead by county inedical examiner G. V. G, a!ter a jailer found the youth. lie was affested on a disorderly conduct charge Saturday af- somurity guard running into a college dorinitory, where he's shot to death by an in- % SCTTF.ItEl) VIOLENCE is reported as supervisors try to continue service in the face 3 of a strike against Florida Power & Light Co. (P. 5 A) ' ' ee Area deaths lB Bridge 6 Calendar 3i Classiftedads ...... 413_SB i 71 EntertainmeM hloroscpe Hospital notes Public notices -.r.4it, .. - 7A GA 3A A-IA aA tC1'fl()Ofl at 15th Street and French Atenue The autopsy, according to Gatay, showed death was due to hanging . o hie spo esmen re used to say whether the youth, who listed a permanent address at 234 Rogers St Thomaston, Ga., Index ' who was found hanging Sunday ll City jail. police departnent detectives said today. Thomas Arthur Cochran, 24 Shenadoah Village, Sanford, TlU' SUIt I:AMs of a co-ed brings an elderly Rain probability 20 per cent today and TuesdaY. An autumn snow storm 'a1loped the Northwest today a' i loud> skiL shaded most of time nation. Siiuuint. Wzuili. wi . the body of a 21)-year-old man Of' ft man CAN be lion and dershowerstodayandTuesday Highs today lower to mid )s he has served his country ' and cooler Tuesday with highs in that role. As for his foxiness, a certain duplicit> Is needful in near SOs I.ows tonight lower to fill( S. a ["reside I - deadline, but made no comment this morning on an crder to bar by a flight attendant strike that Circuit Court Judge Robert kl'SIM.EIt heads for Cairo and other Arab capitals today to discuss the Middle East. :: art Pan Fox, Part km." Weather "it is nvces_qar) to .%orr% %'v-sterday,.-, high 8~ 10% this about being fair to Richard ' morning 64. Partly cloudy Nixon. Now that he is so badl through Tuesday with a slight wounded , it is too easy to joi U. chance of showers and thunpack baying behind him. L I polls during Franklin D. Ilooseconclusion, And even Newsweek's tell's administration. The poll said 33 per cc circle. If you haven't yet read lieved Nixon should be imthis week's issue, please do so. peached kind compelltA to leave the pa ge ________ OfiJDER, 1-9 week's mourning from today to that paswid NEWS DIGES polled approved of Nixon's performance in office, the Staunch Nixon-backers, such second lowest approval per. as Howard K. Smith (ABC-TV) centage of any president sirce ___________________________________________________ further damage to his - Edward u . B these same sentiments. J do - ' By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS tion reported to work and an- homes in New York City and, A spokesman for Wisconsin New York City faced the other station responded to an 1,400 members of the New York Gov. Patrick J. Lucey said threat of a "tota l strike" by Its alarm. Fire Department offi- Newspaper Guild struck the about 400.450 Guardsmen based 10,900 firemen today, and the dais were checking other sta- Daily News. In Milwaukee would perform National G uard was called up in tions to determine how many The Washington Post, a duties not being performed by Milwaukee, Wis., to deal with were staffed, morning newspaper, planned to Milwaukee firemen. wh i t city officials called an Firemen ha ve demanded a publish an edition later in the Estimates of the number of emergency created by a $2,000 increase In their current day after a work stoppage by Milwaukee lire lighters who firefighters' work stoppage. base pay of $14,300 a year. A union printers prevented publi- were absent S'.mday on the first New York Mayor John V. union official said he and other cation on Saturda y and Sunday. day of a work slowdown ranged Lindsay joined negotiations officials would ignore a judge's All Trans World Airlines do- from 3o per cent toso per cent oi .... members of the U.S. House o( reacheda new low, and the RepresenLaties who pubtici>percentage of Americans who so ught impeachment, but none want him impeached ha. in. so daring as to suggest creased, says the latest Gallup res i gnation, Poll. uS Senator Twent>.setenpercentfthose --- Casselberry at heart and he certainly will be missed," W'10 t country," the magazine said. ar ryup It A E lie r, there hadd been performance in offke has - - PRESIDENT NIXON Popularity O) >'slips pa New York Times, Atlanta - .4•_ For a long time...ours was a voice which stood alone. Since that early venture back In April of this year when we suggested that Mr. Nixon resign, from an Isolated position of probable "lunacy" we have since been Joined by t i n elite and growing corps eluding the Detroit Free P __________ lowered and the city council will take action tonight to call the mourning peripd. hall will be closed on the date of the funeral. Immediately following Grier's lead, Winter Spriings Miyor Granville Brown issued a proclamation declaring the Y While house has become "pervated by an atmosphere of aggressive amorality — amorality almost raised to a creed." Contending there was now "hopeless miasma of deceit and suspicion" surrounding the administration, the magazine declared: "The nightmare of uncertainty must be ended. A fresh start must be made." Time said that, even If Nixon were Impeached, brought to trial in the Senate and acquitted, "the process would leave him and the country devastated," "The m os t important de cision of Richard Nixon's remarkable career is before him: whether he will gie up - :J ...In memoriam President In 1960, IM and 1972. t1fe ceased publication List December. The Time editorial charged that, under Nixon, the L014+ - Calof. years ago, the weekly newsmagazine said Sunday that Nixon "has Irredeemably lost his moral authority, the confidence of mist of the country and, th erefore, hi; ibil1tytn govern effccuve*y 1-A I El Cajon, NEW YORK (AP)-T1memagu1nc says 'quhnd Nixon and nation have passed a tragic point of no return" and tias called ontlie President to resign. Printing Its first editorial since It began publication SO ______ Ls.2ç_ .... the com- are in 'time': Nixon Should Ouit' IT- ; 1 t of — - well, but I admired him," Ovied Ch; airma n The Seminole Employment project, with convention approximately 75 area people, munity," Coststressed, addIng said. "He was a!ways trying to sympathy to his familY. and Economic Development facilities capable of ac. said Cost. that the motel's attraction to help others. We w!ll miss film." Richard was a man dedicated Corp. (SEEDCO) today an- commodating approximately The two-story structure also passing motorists is secondary. Mrs. Hawthorne said Wirz' to his job and carried out his nounced that a $1.5 million TraeIodge Motel will be built In the vicinity of SR 46 and 14, just east of the 8.Days Inn ce (lidItknow Richard Wirz 'play itcool" il I __ rr Wirz ('ilati, personal mend, county commission will take said today. "He will be a hard official action at Its Tuesday man to replace." meeting to call the period of G rier said he went to the mourning. "The board k a e v e LUI%m fore shocked and expresses its .' - eimdahl died Sundav n1uht at of mournlrw and our flag was 17his is a tragedv for the Citv Counly CornmLw!jca~ fliairof Casselbe y," Mayor Bill man Sid Vilden Jr. said the ___________________________________________________________________________ iLL WAKNk YA UP VVTP THIS HOT EI WATEK Ewn "He was a progressive city mourning has been called official, a good councilman," throughout Seminole County in Altamonte Springs Mayor memory of Casselberry Lawrence Swofford said. "Our L ii interests were varied. Wirz is survivied by his wife, Eleanor. th ree children, Richard James Jr., 13, Teressa Lynn, 11 and Conrad Michael 9; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wirz, a sister, Mrs. Martha G. Baker and a brother, Conrad Wirz Jr., all of Cas;elberry. PT far UNLAY! OL' DOC I FEEL. \ SUNNY WILL TEWWIBLEF FEELIN AfE OT CHILLS \ HAVE 'ETTE AND MY HEAD z NO , IS ALL STUFFED 34 InOt today from local govern- sorry," Brown said. 0 -. - Of Richard Wirz Sh o cks Seinole County_ EXTENT! - past At Death IT 10 'THIS - L-: - - i Lions Club, and a : ) - W rz Dead attempted murder in the shooting was David Lee Griffin, 31, Michele Court, Casselberry. Griffin was released from the Seminole County jail after posting $2,500 bond. Asst. Sta te Attorney Bill Staley said his office will re-open the investigation into the shooting. He said no action is expected by his office until Tuesday. Wirz was serving his second term on the city council. He was active in the Casselberry I NrKNOWWOMENS __ . PUT A ONTACT OUT ON YOUSE. UP,.. V/PPJ1E... - RIBS Councilman Richard C4 - - had been intolted in an> in. ttdint at the jail The state attorney's office , UI ijtawlm 11w thzIIiL 4-HERS RECEIVE AWARDS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 04, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/beb3770e9e929da71e89bd686ccce13e.pdf 4652aac44028636aecab7a8da7ad5590 PDF Text Text __1 iWIN _ __ ________________________________ V ___ ____________ ___ ______________ -. --'--. )28-7 nSanfuru hriu __ __________ __ - ,iiii it - - - - _ I I ~ ~i ~&915',-~, : - _ ___ " F=-;j I W L D!NG COVERING FIeEROLAS BUILDING INSULATION keeps so t.p to 30% .- : - -: - -:- 214 x 16 I _- - I100.it.75kn.1t.L . potyser . . 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I 2.3 Scoy a Sale Price - : your CtOset arorna of narura' Rq Prc - Of - ths 3k IGL - 2 i cams and has a _________ WW0 ___ -F it , - R2 .f A,ife S 110 News says c - 5 i -------- S quite interested In the - -- - - C 1;,- /~_ - - - -* - -- -- IA -- I , ___ ___________ 24 ";'/(i 2 W - s fully adjustable with staki,- of ____ - -1 ___ - =_ ____ __ --- 700 . (J - - j '." ____ FORD rH32347OO (-- \/ - set tooperatein the .131 :,- , --,- - . 1. _.--.t%M,4VA9"P*, I -~7,-4_ - PARADE ROUTE REVIEW ...Marshal Jerry Munson and piper Robert King Route Announced wiusually busy weekend in the secondary office. For Christmas -_ __ ____ Another Secret Service technician, James G. Baker, testi- 4100. ..A. Der Paradin . - - 6 box containing the crucial tape indicated it was first put on the The Sanford Downtown Jr High School Band, San.'ocd ricorder AprIl 11, had run about D CT Club one fourth through Its total six. Business Association and Christian School, School, St hour capacity on April 12, and Jaycees today announced a from Seminole High Mary MagdatenCathoticCburch was removed from the Machine revised two mile route for The Band and Cheerleaders; parade. Dec. 6 Christmas Monday, April 16. gala 8 p.m. event will feature Longwood FLfe and Drum Corp, more than 11 marching bands and Seminole Junior College Also the Central Florida 25 floats plus numerous marching units and decorated cars. Baton Twirlers; Bahia Motor _ at San Juan Avenue and First Association of Seminole Street and go west on First to County; Sanford Business and Laurel Avenue, then south on Professional Women's Club; Laurel to Second Street, east on First Baptist church of SanSecond to Sanford Avenue, ford; St. Luke's Christian Day treet School; Midway Elementary Recreation :t0nmtnttoMe1l0le irlersFor more informiation on the Deadline for entries in ti 322 Jack Weible at parade and the ueme contest parade call - - -a -. .lierry Munwn. par Ae Dun:- ,, - -1 11a 9 Miami Brick week Purchased and ) A , - LJ y Officials said Thursday more / 'MI P %V AU I e CASH BUYS MORE AT I — 7.30'400 SATURDAY :.:. 11% - standing in the wings asking fot morning 52. Partly cloud), and permission to build $13 million warm through Saturday }ji in mid 80s Lows tonight in mid worth of new structures allThnew connections to the Temperatures before dii Ex se wage treatment plant until ranged from 14 at Butte, construction is completed on Monte , to 78 at Ke) West, Fin NOMINATION as attorney genera ffim $3 million expansion of Hart said his compan), the of its kind in Florida, largest Other parade entries to date Florida Bag Pipe Rand The has outlets in Dade and include: also Congregational Christian Brevardcounties,eastcoastof Church; Sanford Girl Scout Florida (Daytonaj Edgewater, Troop, The Stonewall Jackson Melbourne) and O.lando —r _. fk parking space be provided for each1iestudentsandeaChtwO employesnt the!acilltiesiitanY " I - 4111 I - -. L.IL -- - ' 11110(;IIESS reported toward agreement on ds ape the project , eq parking lots. fl cruckRCflthlsgOtto1 6-L ..:, ~ -: ;_ - - - 7 _____ - I', Sl"flC(I h ' I Isle P MacDougal 1 ~~, dered. Police seek two young men she took in home builders supp 'V - uctonwastol becanooerate reporter I ut Ware Morgan is sentenced to five months in h I IIctnot bufldingat - lie reveals to a judge the source of 12th Street and French Avenue if paved off-street parking is SF P1 ThRSBttIt(, TIMLS a news story (P5A) _______________ PfO%ided forGO cars __________ - I - iiiii - - - _____ - - - - ____________ - -f R, - - __ =:1 4 ________ _______ - - there are enough entries we will :...: ~. -I X. EEKDAYS . Gets Okay To and - The Sanford Zoning and U'age 1B) like to praise' We'llbehappytOPflfltit,afldtf Area ea Editorial comment .....4A '. Calendar 5A Cbt'xchews ...........3A LiasSthetladS ..........513 Comics Crouword puzzle ...... . GA Horoscope on Country Club Road ihtre Continental Central Florida will - " - - -= - _ = ----. im___ - I -I ---- th Jones of Box 307, Sanford will be saluted in the popular Johnny Wonder comic which will be released on Nov I ___ - ,. on whether Nixon should be Soviet deadlock over Communist par- you Mr. Nixon." FRENCH AVE, SAN ir'1-'-.'---.. ___ I s ou continue different resul's on whether the public feels Nixon should be impeached (Page 1B) -A , 9r-424 and GY -- ri - ouse ... ras ilartlsan support. (Pa,e I\ ) in didate they'd ___ __ -_ -,- _- 11 - . , - __________________ . ' -_ - item Preskient. Our Preskient for bringing our men h from Vietnam ard most - : - __ — - ` -S. f) ce Digest imp€ached (Page IB) News starting a column "On the Brighter Side" "1 hope you meant It when said you would give it a .- - 7~_ - . - -_ - general Councilman Helen Keyser theexpanslonfroma 1.2 million had been received. The theme The Maule Industries Inc., " II1V(_1Stigation -abIe food - - - _____ - annexations and for Dec. 4 at Road with commercial ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — 7.5 milli suggestion that judges select Miami, proposal to take ova n A. Spolski zoning and a second Barnett questioned the legality of the per day facility to a Brick and Despite a report from City Atty. 4:30 p.m. on the rezoning. cli) taking any action to rezone gallon per day capacity for this year's parade will net the defunct Miami Bank addition of three and Savings Stone plant in Sanford for Joe Davis that It is likely a some student a $50 operty until the lands are regional plant. I ml The properties included lots off SR 436 with comPr are half by ed approv lawsuit will be filed challenging The board approved a fee Bond PIUS a ride with Santa on $3O0,()Q has been within the city bounds. On the at tract of four zoning, the general lots on merclal the federal court In Orlando. a proposed annexation, the city city attorney's advice, final schedule of $30 f or emergency his float in the parade. Forest City Road at Trout Lake night passed Edward F. Hart, Maule vice Thursday LWldren shou!d mail or take h Okl h ma a council Davis said he has received a adoption of the 7oning or- calls, $5 per hundred pounds of 01 where a moving van company is ox)genand$lperhourwalting their theme suggestions to president, told The Herald group of ira e school pupils planning to locate with In lettt.r from a nearby property dinances were sched uled for are not final on arJfourrezonlngordlnanceson Store, today plans Department attempt 0 lure a I to the Fisher parcel one week after the annexations, time for use of the city's Garrett's the Ft51)Cr owner ZOfl1fl dustthl when Maule will step in and for tran. 200E hrstStreet,b) Saturday ear. L- I.y nigh t first reading saucer parcel on Montgomery Road indicating this annexation and following the respective public emergency ,ehicle sportation to a hospi ta l The Included must be the theme place the plant back In wi th flashli ghts Public hearings were set for with apirtment zoning, the zoning may be challenged In the hearings. In other action, Sihofford said vehicle will be used to continue suggestion, the entrant's name, opera on. The 125 itlith graders will Nov. 27 at 4:30 p.m. on the Long tract also on Montgomery court. The court accepted our construction permi ts issued by to provide emergency treat- address, age and school cover their flashlights with the city in October reached the ment free of charge. colored papers, then march on -**-'-*.**X, $XXAV.,%"%~"V.~W.,%;~:e---*:~*hands already entered in the will still t3ke some time to lowest point seen In four years. the high school football field 18 parade, R:~bcrt King will lead a finish the necessary paper Weather SJC Ile said permits were valued at ~-: of five pipers and a work-abstracts, deeds and bills giant mountains out of little - - ____ - W.I -_ J. B WILLIAMS I Cont'd, On 11 V IB Col. 1) Endo-ry!s idea — --- — --- __ - — ______ _______ C#+ glow of n4uural red vote1. t your iotng horn no ce- - - j - CLO student had his doubts about the whole thing We ye I -_ , also learned that you can build - . stem Altamonte Anne n — - - - 1111 BROWNSSU = - .. - •' . ____________________ I - 2 13i, ee&iont tot futnttute ?5colstat1tng 12 cuttir.gti, - _____________________ - r lB'CuttJngcapacsTyforIa,geths ftice - -- SPRUCE STUDS . Hçliest quality kñn dried x 4 x studs Itirnimed to 96". have Caw edges, site smooth, st'trntj tJ$ulInhundredsofhimoptoects Scotty*s Prl,-,* ........ - I kA I - LUMBER FUMNGTM CHAIN SAW t frtü tett g1 - ---- - JU JI - - left unattended to record all In lieu of bonds of up to $2s,000. Stanley Goldblum, 46, Be%erl} lUlls, beaded (be list of former executhes named in the Indictment, 1 X* an - I I - - _.t Seminole County administers - __ CP 0199 - - - - i I __________________________ _____ dorsed a call by State Rep. Dick wer 'Tevis Clark for a state building code, he is drafting legislation for a : : .r5w 6 - ~Sr. E_ -~* . . 1 - - --- - -,e ,jr WTOW - I _____ .AV ff .C= . TAW . i@ - ~_.~ -M.rM IN 0~ --A _ " =- ~~_._~ -Hig -=---_--__ ____-___-___--____ __ _- --------- ---. - - - - = .~ ~- - ~:=_ - - - -- .=- 7= _. = - - -_ - ._ place. tency, that there was poor that some vestigating Passing grade on the se curity surrounding state applicants for the Planning, and Zoning Directot 3,000 Sen-dnole exams Is 75 per cent, s) printing of examinations, and J.B. Williamis, and cWef plans Clam A (general contractor' "re'. bed" scores are and no reader Joe Chambers, a former cumpetet.y exam passed last that the tests were poorly ad. 4) - I County building officials i - - - in any event, he said, the resuit was the same. A singIe only Clam B and C exams, and building code and competency but said Clark's allegations of state building code. Clark committee con. that the quarterly tests are The not a is exam system should be set up, cheating on the exams Llosely supervised by building eluded that the exawdimfirin but with local control main- local problem. D,Miami, chairman of used by the state was By CHRLS NELSON am - In' U icr said I x am ac Icia s - MAM - Explaining the change in tesitimony about the switching device, he said, "I had completely (Ardnitp- tho f •j•l• thc Wri gicst fraud r2sc In the history of The Insurance Industry. u.s. marshals said seven ate Watergate committee. "I feel now more than ever that this ma offer the only way out," he said —The committee, mean while, heard Nixon's former campaign director, Clark .1 I I. ~,t Cd policies. Ariz., said Nixon's credibility ,,has reached an all-time low from which he may not be able to recover." lie again urged rra p . V . _______ I_I I h:irin 't been LOS ANGELES (AP) Twenty-two persons have been 1pittleted In an .ingIUu4111111. urauLv allegedly Involved the mass product! 'on of $430 - ) and "C 5l lier date," Ford said at his Senate confirmation hearings. r au __ - - - - I P __ff E_ -,.,ffl F;9!,_7_F_ - -T --_ _A .-Wpgp~ ____ __ ___. i T!72~ r__ k .f 7 - __ ___!I . ________ -1 & = I . . .. . _________________________ - ' 404 ._*i W -r~ - _ - i *( 111hk -_ Is _ _____ ~ __ __-"_ ___ -1. . - . I .-_ - __ . . : 41 _. -_ . - . __________ A By n much more belpfal if the Information had BATHROOM CABINET Sculpiod frame swing . doi- I 4" x 22" plate m1f - ter. Model DA -66, ~` . - - the / J - - P 7 dl -I . I-__ ' - I Tale Equity Hit PEERLESS FAUCET - 4" ceri wmh pW-vp assembly Sft*kjtd Duratac t"le. Model 6620. Reg. Price . ........ .. .......... .........21,50 1 , -0, e -., .- - 1 I .1 - ; i J AA - 11M x -NIxon 's ) - * ~ =.145A;.La -:--'.2 - 2 49 oli - I .a he iwmae. ;uaj~-~ - -- twd dryino Gitii-h- . - - A PLUMBING ~ -f Watergate scandal was living quarters, and that a six before the two conversations MacGregor, testify that he had Dean meeting The lawyer said been used and deceived by Nixon had been reviewing the tergate prosecutors are turning heating up. hour reel of tape ran out hours hadn't been recorded. In other related develop.' Dean and former campaign tape in mid-October but failed to rebuttal witnesses in reWhite House lawyer J. Fred before Nixon's meeting with tu deputy Jeb Stuart Magruder. tD find the Dean conversation. sponse to the now-revised White Buzhardt presented witnesses then counsel John W. Dean III ments Thurs&y: "He calsed me in and said, 's new MacGruder also suggested —The President House story of how two key Thursday in an attempt to con on April 15, W13 Buzhardt said presidential conversations went 'Ince U S District Court Judge Watergate prosecutors had special prosecutor, Houston Nixon should submit to 'You check it," It was not until he questioning, but only by the He added that John J. Sirka that two conver- sought recordings of those two lawyer Leon Jaworski, said unrecorded. committee's two Wednesday morning that hi One of several rebuttal wit. s.atlons weren't recorded conversationsandseven others, has been given enough in. Watergate members. became certain the conranking nesses prosecutors planned to He produced documen ts and and Nixon had agreed to turn dependence to satisfy him. hadn t been recorded after Thursversatlon ._.l3uzhardt said call today was presidential aide testimony indicating that Nix. them over to Sirica in accor- "ot1otis I believed would In Thursday's ii testiStephen V. Bull. They planned on's June 20, 1?72, talk with for- dance with an appeals court or. enable me to do the job as it day's court session that Nixon shouldbedoneha%ebeenmet," himself had been the on e who mon a Secret S&vlce techask him what happened to merAtty Gen John N. Mitchell Strka catted Thursday's be said The President has said first suspected that the Apr11 15 nlcian, Raymond C Zumwalt batches of White House tapes "e took place on an iinhi'g.il 115 will not surrender tape naa run ou ,mv; vi4 ictu iier this year whfle telephone in the President's hearing after being told the day he about the reason the April 15 presidential papers and tape __ tape ran out. Originally he s, recordings except for those he - I D I't. WASHINGTON (AP) • 159.00 2. I ek _~~, -.. 000 I -- wr~~ To ..................... Scatty s Sale Price 2.39 scatty' s Sale Price • . - . 3 13 Scotty a S&ie Price yd 11 FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Model KD30 HP motor DP EXTENSION RULE x46-6' - _ - Scatty Sale PrIce - Moving 11 I eg, 7,99 . dK-b-;nhfo cokws_ &_ f1rice... _ - I ... , J~_% raj, -, ----=-L--:.~~-=--=-.--.:--rl,---I _ , - insulated, general purpose dnIi for the homeowner. Scotty's Price . OKMATtC POWERTAPEY212 xY Reg. ................................... 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"I.- 11. .1 I __. . ___ __ fl/ack& Licekep' l - - __ _ HARDWARE CIRCA 70 An opu ent p- sheared level loop face thel CtVc3 Subtle twoto,e tfcct Longwoa-ng 7 - 119 FLOOR _ PRODUCTS -- __— _ _____________________ - v. 1. ii I . ______ __ MM i ___ rp - - _- - - -1 - - ______ - 1 6A .,.. Publlcnotices ........ 441.1 : .._ -. esale . cinu1a ' - 2-tB ports Sta te ..................5A S ~'.. 0 food distribution w hol warehouse and a change from fnniliv ', . in rintin h1IInj' . - liming in phase two of Dick Bonds Hidden Lake planned It develepment rAwth of Lake JORDAN MARSH OPENS IN ALTAMONTE MALL in:n;iter 'ti .'I VI 'L? 1 q,Iri,i'b .Z!I-If11rl ,lrs. Perito: ('its' Councilman Helen . --: .II'V.. 1-111111111 t Keyser; Swofford; Thomas Miuo' e, president of fiudly open Jordan Marsh of Florida's u€ Allied Stores Corp.; and William Ruben, Altamonte Springs store. Participating in Jordan Marsh president. Went .- -' -- ------- --- - 'S - - - - �__- -- 2A—The Sanford derak -- .-. Friday, Nov. 2, 1973 The Sanford Herald Pastors Corner Anti-Violence Theme Chosen For Campaign A Place T IU IIIUW aiiii . , OL By REV.E.A. REUXIIER Lutheran Church of the Redeemer NEW YORK(AP) —Tbenew scriptive statement says the for a nationwidc re- program stresses that 'each of - theme Do you ever feel like running away to hide where no one lt~ can ask you questions, tell you what to do, or what you have left undone—where no one can make demands on your or point an accusing finger at your shortcotning.9? T'he next Your Penitent heart with Ills ligious ad campaign still pre. us can be the instrument by wrves its social concern—this which this cycle is broken" by time oi curbing violence in setLsitivity to God's love rather America—but indications are than to violent human tenden- 0% . -- HE IS OUR REFUGE. reads to welcome you In lbs grace, to - up I . - - switch back e more per. sonal side of faith. A "bet te r balance," a direc- $ " - - that future emphasis may des. As - to be your Mighty Fortress In the hourof temptation,and jo embrace you armsoe when you have nothing to give but up! - + HE IS OUR STRENGTH. lie makes it plain that His grace Is sufficient for us and that Ills strength In made perfect in weakness. That's why we can join St. Paul in saying: "When tam weak, then lam Sttufli' Ilk. 1k \t tIin } QU id His strinth, try reading Psalm 46 or Epheslans 6:10-17. You don't have to "go it alone." Ask Him In prayer for His strength a day at a time. In the day in, da out chore of handling your many chores, does God eem far away and un concerned? When you r'n I nto snags and when you (aI flat nn vns,r to. .1 wonder where God has been? When you get the opposite of what you expect and the opposite of what you prayed for have you felt th at God has separated Himself from you; problems and life? HE IS OUR VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE. God does not run away. He does not forsake those who lie has redeemed with the blond of 1113 Son—those who put their trust In him. "They shall not be confounded." We may miss Ills presence, but It Is not because He is absent. Our tears, our fear s , our worries may hide His face from us. Like the Emmaus disciples, we too can have Him walking at our side I - - - - ,, -. - ni Refored Ora a I fl S SI I By JON IIALVOItSEN Associated Press Writer - as sell as men Mrs. Stedge Lowell Mason national T regular feaure on that was pleased by the ruling, but and recording artist will be the program. During his teenage "Christ was a radical, lie "pretty presumptuous to limit Christian Church, 137 W. Air- Youth for Christ organization, -- Such 5cintiments aren't normally associated with the old - ---j -- - ------.. - ,j-"-; - & 7 associated in ain now at three Reformed churches in sermon at 11. Mason has been called "TV organization called "The New York and New Jersey well as the personal forms it stressing social ramifications of faith, such as interracial While recognizing this "com reconciliation and concern for -plexity of violence, the de- the poor. - Farewe/1 Fete HonorsPastor and sedate Reformed Church in whose congregations were World's Smallest Gospel Christian Evangelizers America, which traces its on Singer" because of his unique Association," which produces a "ye fniendi and '.er u gins in this country to 1628 size When he sings, his weekly television series called toward a woman In the But Mrs Stedge, 4i, a mother But she dislikes the con- booming bass voice thrills "Revisal Fires." This TV of six whose soft voice and nota tions of' preacher" By I ANNEUE EDWARDS program Is on more than 150 everyone who listens within the church gentle manner belie firm ChrisHerald Correspondent Lowell Mason began his television stations throughout Approximately 50 persons tian convictions, has succeeded I'm happiest in a dialogue career at the age of 9, when he the United States, and is seen The First Assembly of God attended in getting the Church to discard situation where the congn- joined the staff of the locally on WFTV, Channel 9 at 8 congregation of Sanford held a Sunday morning following one of its oldest traditions She gation is not sitting passively 'Children's Bible Hour" radio a.m., Sunda)s Lowell Mason is farewell part) for their pastor, services, Rev. Thomas, hisorife is the first woman in the his- and being talked down to," she broadcast In Grand Rapids, featured regularly on this Rev. Henry Thomas, and his and son, Baxter, each ex. tory of the 0,000-member says. family, Saturday evening at the pressed their Individual Mich For se ven years, he was a program Church to be granted a license home of Mrs Cryl Geiger on gra ti tude to the congregation to preach. Vthlen Road. Dinner was and apprecia ti on for the fine She. took the uutial kp hit served outdoors on the beautiful way In which they had been N w January when she sent before grounds followed by the accepted by the members of the Area the district governing body of k-7. -o T!~_ lence, and the institutional as about eight years ago, it began Upon completing high school takes." with the oppressed, the under. serve the Church. present a sacred music concert in 1955, Mason Joined the Cecil dogs of society," Joyce Stedge She has already preached at 9:4 a.m., and will lead the Todd EvnclLstic Team declares.and conducted Sunday services worship service and bring the Joplin, Mo. Todd and Mason arc T-jtv _ re spoke to women, fie associated God" in Ills choice of who will port Blvd., Sunday when he will Refuge, Strength. Help. lie Is all this—and more! -__--- 0m 11 its original emphasis on per zine ads, the space and time )nal worstiii to religion's contributed free as a public broad-.r social implications and servlct hack again to personal aspects. This runs up to $27 mililon V. ( rth ('1f 'ith rtlslng annually . Signs of d imil-ir refo< u int on personal religion also have One of the current ads, citing been showing up lately in the the diverse forms of violence, country 's m t j 0 r says: "Men and women walk In denominations. Howpvar for thp r fear The hand tha- wou!rl at least, the cooperative rell- reach out to help Is often held gious advertising venture back by fear of involvement. No keeping stress on the social di- one is free of involvement: a mensicns in a new campaign child struck, a crooked deal starting this month against var- arranged, personal violence is committed. led forms of violence, The cooperative program, • tLC of 'ice in svepIng our land," says a program started in 1949, put the emphaoutline, adding that the cam- sis In its early years on personal aign 'recognizes both the reliiun arid participation in overt and covert aspects of vio- church and synagogue. But •.. PEARL RIVER, N.Y. (AP) thought it would have been special guest of the Sanford years, Lowell worked with the Give God more of a chance to show you what He is— - a • .. _______________ _________________ has promised that lie will never leave us nor forsake us. ________ ,- REVIVAL FIRES SINGER IN CONCERT . snn ,*I IQ.nford Christian Church .. Lowpil Mas and not realize His presence. But He is there—because Ile - - - So is God. Try His way. It works." The ca mpaign, sponsored an put it. Such a shif t vould mean that nually by 43 national religious t he multi rniIlion-dollar bodies In cooperation with the program of Religion in Advertising Council, includes American life would have gone posters and broadcast spots as -- - It, "We con cede that violence is in all of us. tree to a planning committee - Fver feel Insufficient for your tasks, unworthy of the trust placed in you, unabiefelt to produce what seems to be expected of You' Have you so weary of trying that You could cry. so despondent over the results of ourbestefforts that vnsi twnnda e, - Friday, Nov. 2, 1973-3A e s L presentation to the minister of a Sanford church arA their deep desiring to enjoy an evening of New Salem Rolling Hills the Church for examination on beautifully decorated cake wi th regret in leaving fun and danting that will follow , ------s; Primitive D aptist her license to preach and ordi. a 'farewell" inscription on it. A buffet luncheon was given the dinner. Moravian nation as a minister, subject to Rev. 0. W. Williams was re. THE MISSIONARY POODLE SASHA Rev. Thomas has been in honor the the Thomas family Those desiring to make A Christmas bazaar will be assigned to the First Assembly following the service by Mr. her receiving a "call" from a cently honored by New S4em reservations for the full course held ENJOYING attentions of three-year-old at Rolling Hius ioras ian of Seffner, and the Sanford and Mrs. James Magill at th a congregation. Primitive Baptist Church on his roast beef dinrer, are asked to eir h '1,-i Ot( Kimberly M D 11e rurflmoflu, Church, rummond, Ciiliu SR 434, Longwood, con gregation is saddened by his home on Wynnewood Drive in ,, But first the group of about sixth ariniversay as pastor of call Jack Levinson at 8$097 Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. leaving. The cake and a special Sanford. IflissiOLUIry parents, Has dudp.eu LU his iU men pondered an untie in the diwds. Moravian sugar cakes and gift were presented by the new environment in Vietnam. He flew there in the Book of Church O Installation services for Rev. rder other specialties will beoffered, members of the various men's, Friday night services for which begins: "The ministers Williams were conductcd June under the auspices of Sinord Alliance well as other home baked women's and children's groups of the Word are those persons Sunday morning at Mount Temple Shalom at the United as Church to become a guard dog and companion and home made items, plants, — who ..." Carmel Primitive I3apt!st Church of Deltona will begin at to Christian Missionary Alliance families. The Church 0 e ar ly at ti c and Christmas today. Cantor Goodman They decided unanimously Church In Ocala. Rev. 31,'Js 8 p.m. doowas donated b" La'"' Bl a ir Larry '' '(i J decorations. •A turkey dinner that "persons" meant women Herring of Sanford gave the will officiate. Following Of Prophec y Pet Palace. will be served 11:30 a.m. to 7 services an "Oneg Shebat" sermon. Rev. Edward Padilla church At the evening worship, Mt. (refreshments) will be served p.m. overseer for Puerto Rico will speak at revival services a t Zion Primitive Ba ptist, Palatka by the Sisterhood of the Tern, Altamonte pastor, Res'. G. ii. nmbo, gave pie. Ch urch of God of Prophecy 2509 the installation sermon. Elm Ave., beginning Sunday u • • First United Community and cont in uing through Nov. 11. Temple Shalom dedicated A new libr Methodist "I"riendsby definition try to will be held at 7:30 By REV. W. w: tory and first see if he has a The Congregation of Temple the Altamonte CommunityServices make your relationship with A missionary from India e conp.m. except Sunday, when they TRUMAN legitimate complaint. if he Shahun of Deltona will give a Ch urch will be open to th th em as smoo th as possible, e s begin Copley News Servi ce aker be th pe at First United at 7 p.m. does, admit it without trrita- dinner at the Community craation each Sunda after Dr. Hodges points out. "But Methodist Church of Sanford r,,'1 Rev. Padilla is a native of lion or emotional reaction, Center at 6 n m on Nov 10 enemies, and people that are An important life lesson few this Sunday. Miss Sundra cruc services and other Puerto Rico and has traveled "If you think that he is Net proceeds of this (Inner special events. Mrs difficult to get - along with, people ever learn is that wrong, stay cLam. Tell him . Tom extensively In the evangelistic will be given to the United Edwards, a native of India, Is Tho rne 11,1ar,an. have that built-in challenge, someone who gives you a hard th at you hadn't seen the matfield In the United States. Rev. of Deltona to help director of Shanti Sadan Girls Church A special service vtucIi is an op portunity to cxtime can be of much greater ter from th at point of %'I1i In Hostel, a Methodist Home for dedicating A.H. Davis, pastor, invites the defray their expenses financial cards as well as time ercise and Increase your mavalue to you than can a kind you appreciate his pointi ng it girls She Is also bite to a ttend director of C . . allowing Temple the and talent cards wi ll be held p turity and self-control." friend if you learn how to out. Do not make a defense of South India Annual Conference Congregation to use their First Baptist during the morning worship gap learn from the "hard timers." But the definite techniques yourse lf a' this point unless it She is product C I0 Christia Church for services ever)' \l service Sunday. to used in relating wi th a hostile Th is is the advice of an emSanford First Baptist Church is unconditionally and has spent most of Friday and on all Jewish A Thanksgiving dinner is will observe the ordinances of person can lead to an emo minent personality authority, sary." her life in I ndia religious holidays, according tional brick wall or an oppor. being planned for Nov. 18. AA lAwd's Supper and baptism in Dr. Harrison Hodges, senior An effective way to handle studies at use University. Michael Goodman, Cantor and psychologist of a medical [unity for self-insight and reservations must be mnde by services this Sunday. someone who is being aggresspiritual leaden of temple This outstandingeducator and Nov. 11. growth . grou,1, director in the conimu• sive toward you, Hodges The 'toc J Ted Cosmato evangelist will speak at both Shalom. "II Your boss is uptight wi th ruty guidance services field po ints out, is in its simplest will officiate at the . Lord'' ytu, on't let yourself react Norm Rite's orchestra will 830 and U am. worship serGrace United and author of a number of form to calmly retiute hi3 ac. s upper in services a,. 8.30 and 4 uumut:in;dly. Take an invt n hooks on emotional health. provide the music for those vices and will be at Grace to -,t i n 11 a.m. Baptism will conclude Methodist United Methodist Church at the 7:30 eveniniz services . -~111111 ..up.m..neuuhI1e1 Iva u.,cs Grace United Met1 dist Choral music will be under -delegate to the United Church on Airport 1• -the direction of Cha r les F Methodist Women's Assemnbl) will be having handicraft Minister o M usic in Lincinnati and will speak In classes on Tuesdays, 9 30-11 30 nd churches here before returning am beginning Nov. 6 Classes Thehurch old its anwill be open to public and baby nua l committee night Monday -I t-: -'_i'_-—_± -__.-.--•. _____--T. Ed wards will l- sitter will be provided. U I guest speaker at the United Decornne will be the subtmect with a covered dish supper at 6:30 followed by the initial Methodist Women's meetin' on of the first (las'. meetings of all of the church s . -' committees The UMW ll Fest hold a i val - '; - - Cl Li Ll _ nern ies Lm earn F ro _ LriiJLDc ary, D1 _ El 11 DLriJ iEhT ' - ,a - n - -. - -. . . . .•- a A new day dawns on the newest addition to Central Florida ' s largest and finest department store. The doors swing open on a world of fashions for you, your family, your hnm VtIc2'rc nrrnitiirwi ,risr Vv.a7 uu,i A+ Al+, • fw _. , _. __________ ' V of Fellowship Nov. 9 from 9 a m in 4 n m Ltinch will ho ,- ' monte Springs, Route 436, East of 1-4. to - - - _ -- the pub!ic There will be a boutiqqut, e, nose.1ies, nov elties, p'ants, u 'Trash and Treasures" and other items on salt - - = - Community Unit9d 1'Ft0L FLORIDA '- . Af AkA 11! -- -- - ,,, 1. - __________ METHODISTS HONOR OCTOGENARIANS Percy Chapman and Floyd Athow; front row, I)URING the morning worship Suuidav First - --5-- ----- United Methodist Church of Sanford S -- --- t Shop JM/Attamonte Springs Monday Through Saturday 10'til 9:30,. Sundays . 'til %•S ('kr; $fl 'LIt$UO I 3O 'til 5:30 members, who are over 80 years of age. Orchid corsages and boutonnait'es were presented. Back row, (Ito r) Curtis Tcnlayson, Guy Waits, Ruth White Mrs. W. P. Chapman was also honored. (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) 322-1153 before Nov. 5. Orlando Christian L Ofl111 S '....iUu Ci The church council will meet on Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. to the 1974 church activities calendar. This will include activities i '- outhern S Orlando Christian Women's Baptist Convent ion, Florid Club will hold aluniheon Tues- Baptist Lenvention, and (la),11 4Sa.m. to2pm,inthe Seminole Baptist Association, soclatlon, Church and Magnolia Marvin McClain Sr. will Streets, Orlando. Special speak at the 830 and 11 am feature will be Wilma services Sunday, which is Piulauskas, who will talk on Layman's Day at Community "Christmas Door Decorations United Methodist Church of and guest speaker will be M-iry Casselberry. E. Clark, national chairiinof %n I th the return to Eastern Christian Women's Clubs. lit'r' to go for - I: SANDRA PAWLINS 834 9217 Casselber -y SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Altamonte Sprnis SHIRLEY MILLET 92 I? Forest City will sngReseanude by calling A family night covered dish supper will be held Wednesday Mrs. Ned Noland at 671400 by at 6:30 p.m. Saturday noon. I:, lltts)Iiflhl'luI1 \ uU iaed about \ our ii es' om flUiiiit\ BEA HUGHES HILDA RICHMOND 668 S$6 Del tona �r" - .-- .-. ---' .- -— .------ - -, .' - -.- -- -. - •. -- - .-.. --;-: -• al' 4A—The Sanford Herald - - -. - - -. - _ .::.._ - .- - -.- ------------ - - - - . - - . -- . -, - - -_ - - -- - - --- - '' The I News Service . For example, in his 1944 work, Government, The Rise of the Total State and Total War," he wrote as the globe was enguffed n Wc'r-tc W"r Y.' "i. t! r' ?tO 1 vocates of government omnipotence cannot annul the fact that there is but one system that makes for durable peace; a free market economy.(overnrnent control leads to economic nationalism and thus results in conflict." Th e current and fourth Arab-Israeli war is a case in point. While most look upon th e conflict as a clash between religions, in reality it is a :lash between two forms of statism. The Arab nations tightly control their economies and their citizens by va rying forms of state socialism. And Israel began as a Socialist state itF ideas imported from Eu rope via the Zionists. The difference between the economic systems is only in degrees, not in principle. For Xhip1~anfvrbferalb TELEPHONE 322 261 1 300N. 831.9993 Rea l over-Up It is, therefore, ironic that the man who formulated and became the father of modern economic freedom-the prescription for a lasting prosperity and peace-should pass into history here in New York as still another conflict was raging in the Middle East. Less than a mile from where Ludwig von Mises id quietly in a Manhattan hospital, the United Nations was frantically trying to find a formula to end still another Middle East war without willing to examine the ideology that brought that conflict into being. t Fc • JOHN A. SPOLSKI. \4,, ________________ I j Mana'ngEd,'or Comptroller - 'ru • U i.51EY P(UbINSIJN Circulation Manager JANE CAS SE LB E R R V Counry Editor ROY G R E EN Advet1sing Manager DORIS WILL IAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS CHRISNEISOP4 Magazin. Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Rocrn Fta.man BILL VINCENT, JR Ch ief RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman Put A Editor, Herald: Yai column of the 25th made reference to comments made by Helen D. Wise, Head of the National Education Association, in a letter to the President. She asked him how 22 million teachers could impart ethical values while he himself disregards high standards of morality. Mrs. Wise is also quoted as saying the nation's teachers "share the groundswell of public outrage" In the administration's handling of Watergate. I believe Mrs. Wise would better serve the best interest of the country and the teaching profession by limiting her attention to some of the very serious problems which afflict our public educational system. Mrs. Wise isof course entitled to voice her opinion to the President as an dividual. However, lam not should blanket 2.2 million teachers Mec hanical Supt. SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week $11 206 Months By Mail Same AS Home Delivery In Florida .ti Other $7 lOMoi-.th 575 101 Year Mail 5770 Month 6 Mot ?S 12 mo 4° U S Postal Regulations pro-wide that all mail Sub'ptaons be pad in advance Entered 's second class mailer Agu%t fl 1905 at the- Post Office of Sanfo4 d. F'osda 371/1 No Prt 01 any material. fle*S or advertising at this edition 01 The Sanf&d Herald ma y be reproduced in any manner withwl written permission of the pub'ither of The Herald reproduction will Any ,ndiv,duat or firm respOnSible for 5u and be con'sdered s irfrng'nq on The P.eratd's cop the will be heIdl,abtefor damage under Is & First ()n with her opinion unless they have authorized her to do so. The 1973 wave of teacher strikes on a national scale, some of which are still in progress, has done nothing to improve the operating morality of the various teacher organizations. The NEA is the same "moral" organization which has consistently lobbied at national and state levels against any teacher accountability system designed to eliminate ineffective teachers through a merit system. It's main thrust has been to fix teachers in their position regardless of capability. The effect of this policy has been to produce a system which rewards quality and mediocrity equally, I would suggest that you turn the "clock" back several years to a time when the FEA, encouraged by the flEA, almost succeeded ID Own F el i 24= ~ .1 - v !- i ~ ____________________ " ~. r . . ===__j '.- ----.~ I ~ _ - The tf-eratd is a member of t he Associated Press which is nt.tled eictu5avely to the use tor reproOuctaon ci an me CXCII news printed an th's newsp.,per Herold Aieo ED— r - - -- - _ag --- -- I would like very much to thank Patrolman Herb Shea of the Sanford Police for his assistance Thursday morning, While taking my son to school, my car stalled on French Avenue and it wouldn't start again. Patrolman Shea stopped, got my r off the road, tried to get the car started and kept trying to call the AAA AAA for me. He also saw to it my son got to school on time, iusy women reading dna, tale my advice and don't take your children io 'ril siuk drt1 in 'uur bathrobe, as I did. 11 you ever have trouble with your car attired In a ba ttTobe,itls embarrassing to have to tell the officer or anyone else why you cannot get out of the cur. Again, thanks to a very nice patrolman. Chief Butler,I sure lope you have a few zlu.rc like him because itwould Co r respond e n Is Black Community r P,' i i Longwood Arri - Editor. Herald: ___ iM ' - Patrolman Shea Deserves Thanks - ~1. -_iftl x 11 _W ____2&v~4~y.0-~ , ;;_M_ * I...- C L. ______________________ ____ - - 11111111111 Bear Lake. Forest City Lake Monroe -W" —_ - - - 8311062 - __________________ Geneva - Oviedo Slivia LiLMathCtu Deltonsi. DeBiry Enterprise - ,t r r. - tte Ect-.'.ard 3.r9 5,Os 668 8363 O'Steen Mr; Clarence Snyder 117s Baler fl? 433l help =ke Sanford P better place to WiAttr Springs $? Booth Allarrionle Springs Etcta uctiots as Uve 377 6735 Krider Great Editor, Herald: Cmeflterry - Fern Park -- _$_.___ ,,J. ,, Goldenrod Eastbrool 838 797 C.., .,4,.,i,. ---------.-----& •, svi aiusswa.w u ._$_ -_,. ,_ 2 - — %i•_ - JL*T _ .rr-i -ç _=2 -;---'---- - -. -- - - coming retirement, effective Nov. 4, 1973. of John Kr-liter, executive director of Greater Sanford --.---.---------- Chimber of ('.ommir"e. I would like publicly to express deepest of thanks and appreciation to Mr. Krider for his splendid years of service through our Chamber of Commerce. Despite often facing opposition, indifference and many obstacles, he has skillfully guided many projects, lucb havo proven great assets to our fast growing area. Many o'ii be listed, but I mention only two In which I was privileged to work with him; namely, The Good Samari tan Home and hIram Towers Inc., both rid' dad rich additions to our area. i .a1ute a wonderful citizen an I wish to vision and dedication! In this i ir community joins. Thank you Julia G. Chase Lditor, 11prald. I am a real estate broker and developer working all over the United States, I have offices In four dates and in my work I have oc. castun to work with Chamber of -•-• -- - Recently I have had the op. portunhty of working with Mr. John Krider of your chamber. Never In -. __ - my experience have I met a man so capable and so dedicated to his community as your John Krider. You are indeed fortunate to have a man of this caliber and dedication working for Sanford. I hope to be a part of your taisinesa community with in the next few months and it is uith pleasure I look forward to working with a man like John. I am also pleased to say that I had a very cooperative and f riendly reception at several of your City and County offices during my recent studft. fl your city. It Ls F4 refreshing to find a community that appears in welcome outsiders and seems willing to work wi th them rather than trying to close them out. -_ , - I - - My only reason for writing was to thank your city for proildlng a man like this for outsiderssuchamyself to work with , It 'a such a rare and ,. ,&h;L' ' -e-- i -' - €=.-7F • -_~_j_ rr:-__~-,I- - -~_, - - fL_____i , -; ( must tahe this opportunity to ex. press my appreciation publicly. Mr. Krider certainly is a credit to Sanford. Sincerely, Daniel H. Owen President srrs International Inc. 11 a * lk - _________ 7- - - -. Jeanne Camello, Deltona AlbertP.Klein,Deltona ) Clarence F. Wedel, Deltona Louis Chasm, Deltona Catherine V. Austin, Deltona Rose V. Brennan, Deltona .- , David j, Mdiez, t.numuu BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reynolds, a girl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Talen. tino, a boy, Geneva • Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Willlama, a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES - -4 - Sanford: Jenatha Hall I':lincr Jennings Bertha F. Copeland Isabel E. Pearsall Carolyn Anderson .,,,.,, . ' ' ,-__ Says prevent crimes on their business. Pictured are (left to right) Jim Smith, John Spoiski, Polk, Alan Myers, Key Club president, and Sgt. Beau Taylor, public reL'tioii Officer at the sheriff's department. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders ) off. 13,-t Beach said the p-itroi h;,1 no money to pay overtime and he was refused a request for ,a six-month delay in the rules application to troopers. The rule requires that em t Sales D . Dorothy Taylor of HuntAla., us to be matched with Champion Peeples Cafe Brulot. Both are vrndnnni at lfa Champion Silver Sparkle of Sassafras, sire of more I.ILIM g,''r dogs. Mrs. Carol Waters of South Miami, owner of the Prospective groom, has spent much of her time calling for her on a batterypered megaphone. cctti r'At cs- wønt tn .., .. --------------.4a - McMahon Sentenced To Li fe Put ' re Mariner Goes Saturd ay Robert E. Arnie SueJ.Carroll Donn a E. Fiske Christine A. Spears Ethel i COOII Renee L WIlliam H. Butch Robe rt Sprague Margaret M jj' Albert A. Francis Jackson Ruth A. Parker, DeBary Margaret A. Sermons, Chuluota Edward Kryter, Deltona Gertrude l.etsenr1ni. Deltiuu luis J. Theiling, Deltona Emily M. Pesich, Deltona Ihornas M Davis Jr., Thomas A. Mills Green Cove Springs Seminole Calendar CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (E) to thrust the $98 million I (AP) The Mariner 10 space. pa yload toward the distant tar. craft is ready for launching gets at ,400 miles an hour. reservatIons call 322.9148 or 3 NOV. 2 early Saturday on the first e. Fraternal Order of Police, double planet mission, a five- Mariner 10 is to pass within ' "'a 64, gncpel Amerirnn Society, month journey to probe Venus 3,300 miles of Venus next Feb. 5 concert by New Life Youth frie ndship hour, 8 p.m., Ger- and and then use that planet's Mercury. Town Inc., 8 p.m., Rollins man gravitational field to guide it on American Society College FIeld. Proceeds to Clubhouse. 3R1 ornno i A tw o-stage Atlas-Centaur to a oath that will take it within acquire land and funds for a Cacse rocket is to roar away from 6 milea of Mercury on March yan '' r meeting house. Cape Canaveral at 12:45 am. 29. house, Where Quality Sells & Service Telis Dial 322-5762 Announcin , 4.~ ________ - "—"---' "" j Nov. 3 Senior Citizens tour to Pence Florida History Class— de Leon Springs, Dellary and Senior Citizens Tour to Ponce Enterprise, io a.m. from the Do Leon Springs, DeBary Civic Center and return 3:40 sion ar!d Ent--±c. LCaVC P.iii. ur information call 322Civic Center at 10 a.m. For 9148. N * " [ Ml*I.u,.IJ.LJ JI9iy 1111111111111P`A5 fiPt(! 5'6 I ___ to WV ZI I''° 117101 6-00 ooIsoelIzooT 3 a. 10 d*tn ., I1iH4 IUa&I L,y'",) 133f*fti.-t.. -O, - 95 per month $ Central Red and Ah' PHONE NOW (24 Hour Service) 831-4574 AID CODtTlONING fltMltIERII E & HEATING CO. '-'-I 'A I D?4tD I CONTEST' 1st Place Winner 50 U.S. Savings Bond WEATHER KING 10 I "PRETTIEST WIV _________ 2nd Place Winner 11x14 Color Portrait $45 Value I 1 'o 110 13*0 '*i *ç.)y ~ I 100 s Ia1.t,s,4 t-_; ;~* -V0 - _.- i NO MONEY DOWN-BANK RATES (MANUFACTURED IN ORLANDO) I Seminole County's 4. NO ENTRY FEEII NOTHING TO8Uv SALE-Buy Now-SAVE islowas Order Your Chnstmis Cards NOW 50 CARDS $6.0 IL AC. ENCY - - Salesman .'. '° 104 E. Commercial -. - - i JUA AWiI -. i. - - OCTOBER 30, im ADMISSIONS Sanford: Itay L. Holley Opal L. Mceachern Willmette lloffstead Barbara E. Euga Donna M. Mangum Darrell White Doris Clark Marvetta Christopher Bessie L. Williams Helen T. McMullan Mabel J. Hurston Alpha Cochran Anita L. Buenile Flour-Inc Banks P. Sharp Lavern r-n Perkins George C. Clausen, Deltona look lk J.JThY/ 'J - M rr iage Not For JACKSONV!L.F. I A Miamian has testified that work to build one," time for overtime before they he was part of a sales force that Garmen said he was taught can take annual leave. Another sold $70,000 dollars worth of the Koscot sales trade by Harry rule requires that any annual Glenn W. Turner cosmetics In Atkinson of Orlando and leave 240 hours be ellznIa three-nionth period. But he coached on how to close a deal naiover on Jan. 1. says he made no money, by Malcolm Julian of nearby The troopers contended that MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Marion William F. Garmen, who said Fern Park. Both men are they cannot use up all the cornRawte, a (7-year.old widow he was a carpenter before join- among the defendants. _ who was an epileptic and feared Ing Turner's Koscot Interliving alone, opened her house planetary Inc., told a federal The defendants are accused to human strays of all ages and court jury Thursday that there of using the U.S. malls to de- F races, were between 100 zd 150 dii- fraud people who bought dis.. Thursday she was found dead tributors in Miami during the tributorships from Turnerfounded firms on the promise In her North Miami house. She sales period in question, had been beaten and strangled. "What was the most you that they could make large Her body was discovered by a made with Koscot during any amounts of money. young Vietnam veteran she In- one year?" asked Hugh Smith, Garmen said that between vited home after he tried to prosecutor in the mail trawl lawyer 1968 and 1971 he had as many as panandle a quarter from her, trial of Turner, Boston we can," he said. "It's going to LI 150 "beauty advisors," as many TA,AHASSEE, Fla. ma Poli ce said they are seeking F. Lee Bailey and seven others as 60 at one time, se lling door. The only way Florida will be be up to us to operate wi th two long-haired young drifters that began Sept. 17. to-door in his retail dis. able to get through the expected whatever supplies we can." who accepted Mrs. Razete's fuel shortage this winter Is for "I never made any," re- tributorship. hospitality a few days ago. citizens to act now to conserve sponded Garmen, 49. He said he spent his own energy colIsUIflptIon, a state He said he paid $2,000 to be"We expected It. We warned one neighbor as po. come a Koscot supervisor on money to organize a dis. official says. her," said Wallace Henderson, state woman's Oct. 13, 1968, about a year after tribution association and a satlice combed the dead id budget director and Gov. Reue Turner founded the company in ellltesaIes center. Garmen sa Under house and yard. "She took thos Orlando. Koscot took over these facilites, bin Askew's coordinator on the people In for company, I "I tried to build a reta il busi- I ncluding property owned by federal manda tory fuel a lloca. We could see what class of i i ness," Garmen said. "I thought the association, and that the cf. Lion program, said Thursday people they were." that "there's going to be a MIAMI (AP) - After shots thIs was better than any In=-- forts subsequently failed, shortage" In Florida this win- were fired and equipment Friends told police Mrs. tee wrecked, striking Florida Powhusband, Vincent, dud er & Light Co. workers were two years ago. Fearing sh "But conservation is going to picketing today under a court would be victimized, he had left be Florida's salvaticn," he told order banning groups larger her a trust fund which was adthe Florida Energy Committee. than two or threats to non-striks ministered by a lawyer. "That's the only way we're go- era. Mrs. Hazete had taught muDADE CITY, Fla. (AP) -St. Thursda y's editions about a ing to make it." sic af ter her husband's death When Dade County Circuit and played piano at local con- Petersburg Times reporter Pasco County Grand Jury InThe committee meets 1n Judge IL.r.'ey D',vJ Lnd-J Lucy Ware Morgan, who re- vestlgation of governmental 01)' today to consider recommenda- down the certs. temporary fused to disclose the source of a eratloits in Dade City, a small Lions to Askew on ways to con- restraining order against the news story about a grand Jury town 50 miles northeast of St. serve energy. International Brotherhood of port, has been sentenced to Petersburg. Electrical Workers late Henderson said Florida Thursday. chunks five months in hall or until she The story said the grand jury of Dade and currently for the deaths of RnTAMPA, Fla, (AP complies with a court order to did not hand down any n- wholesale suppliers of middle &owarcl counties were without . mood A. McMahon was sen- xanne Caton, 13 and Rabyn, 5. name her source. Vaudme Rae King dlctment,s but allegedly petroleum distillates were power. After running down the two tenced today to life in prison for Louise Pollack Mrs. Morgan, a veteran re- criticized Dade City Police being Limited to their 1972 canBut an FP&L spokesman said Henry J. Weber, Deltona the July 14 hit and run deaths of sisters, McMahon picked up the porter in The Times' New Port Chief Norris Nixon and other sumPtion level. That level is the blackouts were the result of limp body of Roxanne and two young Tampa sisters. Phyllis P. O, Deltona sped Richey bureau, was released on city officials in a presentment. lower than expected demands routine technical problems and off. He became the object of a $1,000 personal Rodney D. Mercer, Geneva The 32-year-old former bible surety bond Judge Williams had ordered this winter, were not caused by sabotage or 10 to week-long manhunt which endMary N. Phillips, Geneva student pleaded guilty Oct. pending appeal. the presentment sealed pending vandalism. The federal mandatory alloMarion J. Dreggors, Geneva two counts of first degree ed with his surrender in GeorNotice of appeal was to be his review. The spokesman said equipgia. subpoenaed cation program for middle disTommy H. Jenkins, Lake murder and at that time ii law McMahon filed today In the 2nd District Mrs Morgan was ment failures at three substaUnder state Russell tilibtes home beating oil, Mary Appeal at Lakeland, a by for the right to be executed if must serve State Ally. James lions caused the blackouts and years beforeCourt of kerosene, coal oil and jet fuel James J. Koubeck, Orange pain and suffering from illness Times spokesman said, during an inquiry as to how two were put back In service being eligible for parole. began Thursday. Henderson hin City. became unbearable. Mrs. Morgan refused to cornobtained the Information, wit hours. Ryder ordered McMahon said. wi th the directive from Times spokesman said. The restraining order lie told Circuit Court Judge treated at a state hospital as a ply Pasco Circuit Robert Judge In refusing to answer p covered only IBEW members In NOVEMBER 1, 1973 Health facilities and life lierboth Ryder he suffered an mentally disordered sex offendWilliams, citing freedom of the questions, Mrs. Morgan said taming Dade Admissions and Broward Counties. incurable sickness marked by er before being Imprisoned. facilities will require t press under Florida and United she was prepared to go to jail they account for a majority stomach and chest pains and wore energy this winter, Hen. But "lie expressed to me tha Sanford: States law and saying her supe- rather than reveal her source derson said, of the 4,500 unionists who struck sleepless nights. he'd rather the than spend all Rhonda Peoples riots had directed her not to and the state attorney filed for a across the state one minute Ryder told the defendant he that time in prison," assistant answer, Bruce A. Drummond directed order of contempt, the "The only way they're going after midnight Thursday morndidn't think he had the right to Hillsborough County public Vivian A. Getman She had written a 10 story in Times said, get it Li for us to conserve all ing. the death penalty and imposed fender Tom Meyers said alter Wilma J. Stiller two life terms to be served con- sentencing. Hospif I Notes "-I - ' TA1.IIIASSEE, Ha. (AP) troopers, named Highway compensa tion for the ex pensating time and the excess A court suit contends that a Patrol Commander Eldridge work, annual leave they have before new state regulation Is forcing Beach and state personnel dl"What they are upset about is Jan. 1. highway patrolmen to decide rector Conley Kennison as de.. the days off like Christmas and — between overtime corn- fendants. Thanksgiving that I canceled so a pensation and depriving they could be out on the road The suit contends that all saving lives," Beach said. Florida roads of protection during the most dangerous troopers would have to take a The class-action suit on be. I season of the year. great deal of time off before half of all troopers said, e suit, filed Wednesday in Jan. 1 or lose a lot of annual 'Plaintiffs willbe required to Th Ms. L u l u Leon County Circuit Court by 12 leave. in effect receiving '° work overtime by the emergenMIAMI (AP) - Wbat cy and yet be prohibited (by the was to have been a same emergency) from en"wedding of the year" In joylng any benefi ts from such toy poodle circles has been efforts." postponed becauje ChainKennison said troopers were pi o n Taylor's Ulu ran off Drought under the rule J upo arriving at Miami because they were authorized to receive pay for overtime In. Reporter Hides Source, Gi ven 5 Month In J ail I - I - - .1,,,.,..-,, --' WITHOUT NMI iMPS:'!? - - Regulation Restr ct on V, 144 ' P ' -_ ___- L' unusual pleasure Wt I felt that I !_ l - - i - ' Com Over ' FPL Strike IF .., 0 u e I Stage Predicted By State O I Of P - -. - ..--,,, I K I n d n e s so. Results i Murder HANDLE WITH CAUTION -' - HELP STOP CRIME PROGRAM -- - Y;''(- - J A 1' MEMBER Of the Sem nole Club met with Sheriff John Polk to*~d%'i' scus`sy plans the club has for handing out Help Stop Crime phamplets to area business men. The Ifeip slop ('11111v program was started h (iijv iteubin Askew and has been promoted b many Florida schools, The phamplets conta in m• uing S - - - 2 State Troo ers - NOT MENTIONED There was also nomenftcn out p new t)eatfngsys.,m in the original requests that the Secret Service made for governinent funds. Not until July 2, 1969, was the heating system added to the government expenses. Noted John F.GaluardI,a GSA officjsi Iname to the file: "The Secret Service had ruled out the proposal to proV,de gas fired forced hot air heating In the residence, and were requesting GSA to Install electric heating. In a later conversation, it was Indicated that baseboard electric heaters were prefered, ,by the family." , -. pta. u up inc unsi $13,300 bill. The President, meanwhile, used the San Clemente estate as a write-off tohelpreducehtstaxes Despite a salary of *200 000 a year, he paid a federal Income tax of only $792.81 In 1970 and Footnote: A House subcommittee headed by Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., has Just concluded a thorough Investigation of the presidential homes. Brooks criticized th e Secret Service and GSA f or their apparen t failure to protect the taxpayers' Interests, Letter To The Editor 1 .i ' * The Secret Service bravely took the blame for the es penditure and offered us this imaginative explanation. "The heating system," said a spokesman, "was changed as a result of our suggestion that It be changed. We considered the former system lobe In such condition that it was a threat to the President's security." Yet the suppressed documents in our possession show that the President's architect, Harold Lynch, wrote White House aide John Ehriithman on June IS, 1969, listing the expected expenses that should be charged to the President persoIy. One item was $11,807 for a system "toprovide adequate heat for the refdence." ,r,qht I .,,.JL ____ A ~ other news media, they are not to regaid to questions, and destroying the Florida School Systcu with a deadly contract breaking strike. Non-striking teachers were badgered and threatened by these "moral" organizations. The penalty was exacted in bitterness by both sites, by the tax payers who must support the system financially, and by the entrapped children and parents who were the victims and losers, The FEA did not really succeed and almost destroyed the organization because a significant percentage of teachers continued to teach and honor their contracts in the face of severe intimidation. midotlon. Morality and ethics are two way streets and can best be summed up by the biblical quote that "He who is without sin shcild cast the first stone." Sincerely, Ned_1LJulI.an 'e, A4 ", '. 0 '_~1 ?, '1 -. .~ Z,.-_;_ . I '. I 1. . ,f 'rwl . I -~/; ~_ - t:: abruptiy and promptly refer such calls to the White House Press Office." Despite the effort to obstruct our investigation, we were able to publish the first report on October 3, 1972, that the President was renovat!ng his old Spanish villa In San Clemente, in part, with public funds. We cited a $13,500 bill that the taxpayers paid to buy the Nizona a new heating d /. - - 41111111 4 'NOT TO RESPOND' He added: "I informed the people having knowledge of Project rise if they were cct,ltracteijhyMr flume or any - Letters To The Editor f%&J - Home Delivery ___ - ____ WINIFRED F. GIELOW I ." , I -.• 'PROJECT SUNRISE' As part of the cover-up, the work done for the President at San Clemente was known by the secret code name, Project Sunrise," Recoun ted Baughman in his classified memo: "I called a quick meeting of those people who were knowledgeable on Operation Sunrise... "1 also at this time contacted Ernest Garbarino, building manager, Western White house Field Office, and asked him to contact the City Building Department to determine what information they had available on the Western White House construction, and if this informa tion was available to the public. "Ernie called back and reported that Mr. Carl Davis, who is In charge of the building departmen t at San Clemente, advised the flles... are available (o the public. .. These filed also carry the code name, Project Sunrise.' Dr. Davis lidicated to Ernie that If so desired these files could be accidentally misplaced." Baughman, meanwhile, ducked a telephone call from Br-It. "The call was transfered to me and he was told I was not In," reported Baughman. ' DAVIDA. BRYANT %I - I .:.__ !It;= ..-!' obtained it.', '___ Assx,ateEditrw .---- -1--_1 _=_,-A ° . S I'YIH(j - - I - The documents show that Brit questioned The consuuctlo:i tI ecr, W1ian I6,, on Sc-ptt-inLcr 23 1972. "Mr. flume identified himself as being from Jack Anderson's office," reports a classified memo, "and was aware that Bill Robinson was the contracting officer at the Western White House, Including the residence. that Mr. Wimp "It was apparent fr-em tr scope work, dollar amounts of was aware of all th e con acts, and contract numbers for all of the work which was done by Bill . . Mr. Hume said It appeared there was something fishy going on and said he would like to see the records. Bill told him he no longer had any records ..." Instead of producing the records, however, GSA in. vestigated how we learned about the atisuse of money at San Clemente. There were urgent calls between San Clemente and Washington. E. W. Baughman, the regional director In targe of public buildings, reported: "I received a call from Rick Fanske who hd been in contact with Larry Roush and Frank Price (all GSA offi cials), and t hey wanted me to ascertain before th e close of business who leaked the informa tion to Hume, or how he ____ WALT ER A G I E LOW. E d o lor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLF Advertising Director & Assooate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. ~ ~ -. . . . V 49~: 1?1 r*~ - 'AWARE OF IT ALI' _____________ — _________ - I • jc vol \ __I' I - IJ . I 1. I 1 1. ;.1I s %%X~ .. i . . __-. I I., t I . - 7 — ': 6_. .- .:_ ~,M if .% . C~ I . 1 -1 ' wATERaTE - . : . I -:. S It would appear the President Mexicans would be required to both parties subject to a fine of Luis .ceverrIa, who sent the go through the usual govern- $400 and five years in prison. Copley News Service General Population Law to mental channels to obtain tO Like Pcrnru iitt&TfliI)t to Muxli.n UtLuRhIp. It would (ri, v dfl 'ti.ItJu , Mexico's fcreign population not be offered automaticaily by Mexicans to the United Slates that could have an for work, without obtaining and avoid the entrenchment of fact of the marriage. ef fect on U.S. Any such marriages proper authorization from the templating retirement in a foreign-dominated upperarranged to permit the Mexican goverment, could be teijc, is being cs1dered by middle calsi in his country. t'c' u"1t' Aln all foreigner to !ive In Mexico imprlsoncd from 2 to 10 years N.0 Cu:igiess and marry who ould be aait the w,with and fined as much as $800. foreigners could be passed this year. Known as the "General Population Law," It would set an annual limit on the number of foreigners who can live In Mexico. Priority in residency permits would go to those foreigners I profeiunswhich Mexico needs, generally scientists and technicians. . )) Not affected would be _____ visitors, tourists, political exiles, sutdents, transmlgrants or diplomats. While the stated thrust of the law is to reduce Mexico's I 1% soaring Population (birthrate increase of 3.5 per cent per ' -___ year), It covers a great deal e territory than that. Mexico lltfle to fear In J way of rising birthrates among the thousands of US. retirees who already reside here, most of them being in their 5, 60s or —.4older. ) • The law fits In with ear lier I _ ___________ speculation that Mexico might move to limit the number of ____ ___ Ctj foreigners residing in certain : areas of the COUfltI'} most notably Acapulco, Puerto I NEW 3 Vallarta, Guadalajar and. Cuernavaca. ____________________________ BE4jINIp' T In these ci ties, there In I of foreign residents, dominated by U.S. citizens. 'That's fine-but how about the old ending?' ________ g WASI11NGTON_ The taXPaYCrSWre never supposed 0 find out how their money was squandered on President Nixon's San Clemente estate. When we started to investigate last year, government officials played keepaway with the facts. The story of the cover-up is told In documents that have , fall en into ourThe documents, though bearing the low classification -For (fldaiUse 011Y," were treated as state secrets. They should have been c'pen to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. But when we sought them, the building supervisor at San Clemente, Carl Davis, suggested that "If so desired, these files could be accidentally misplaced." l assigned myassociate Brit Hume inSeptember 1972, to investigate the San Clemente renovations. Br-It's Inquiries touched off an alarm inside the General Services Ad. ripinnarc. • I 29 Li.- emi&_~IL- 1vI By JACK ANDERSON Pan American Report I W iI4 t -` --'-.. __-- I~, -, 7, __: -_ ..1 _. 4&&_ vll!A .1-1 -_- _ . ... If C bombs." -. e..-, I_ ~_- - C _~., . silence the roar of cannon and detonation of economy" (part free, part government con 'iroflcd, it was nevertheless the mixed economy of European nations prior to each war that provided the tinder to ignite conflict, "Government control of business," von Mises warned, "engenders conflicts for which no peaceful solution can be found". "It was easy to prevent unarmed men and commodities from crossing the borders; it is much more difficult to prevent armies from trying it. The sociologist and other stat ists were able to disregard or silence the warning voices of the economists. They could not disregard or MeArn AAnx7,l Li.m. I i _____ -'p Of Wa r R uui3 __________ ANFORD,FLA.3fl7i FRENCH AVE . ell- while Israel permits the existence of a "mixed Any rational examination of the warring aggressors in every conflict since World War ito the present illtt1rak's and confirms this observation. _ S an Clemente "I's? *..,* NE W YORK— V To defeat the a ggressors is not enough to make peace," observed the Austrian- born free market economist Ludwig von Mises. "The main thing is to discard the ideology that generates war." Von Mises conclusively demonstrated that the ideology of war was the belief in the allpowerful state. Significantly, his words quoted above from his magnum opus on economics, "Human Action," were written in 1948 just as the first Arab-Israeli war was coming to its inconclusive end. The fighting in Palestine for the establishment of a "Jewish homeland" was being carried on by many who had escaped the horrors of Hitler's Nazism. However, unlike those refugees, Ludwig von Mises understood more clearly and prefoundly what were th e real roots of war. He, too, had fled his native Austria at the onset of Nazism in 1934, but he had forecast that conflict and those that have since engulfed the nations of the globe in a. - Friday, Nov. 2,1973-5A The Sanford Herald - A , " A Ui ----.'---.- Frlday, Nov. 2. 1973 By Ludwig Von Mises - - - - . ------=fta.=._car - -_:r --,-.3 - Copley -- -.- - (Special Sate This Week Only) 3rd Place Winner 25 U.S. Savings Bond Cowan's r-c' 2 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY & SATURDAY November 2 and 3 Hours: Photographers J FRIDAY SATURDAY . 1 flOa.m. to lp.mj 10a.m. to 5 p.rn.j All Final Judging Done By Carousal Of Color ._. . �_ ~~~! 11 T ___ ~~~!" _.. ~ ~i~ ~ ~ ~ ir ________ _ - - - - 6A-The Sanford Herald Friday, Nov. 2, 1973 -'-' - 1FF m;61 a - - - .1 '- ---. 4 a L)eon. 'tbi0 -- -- M She's Plaything 1° 11 Ilistoric.il her • noijina over -- (___' hu sNand's l unch break -- B V n Buren B in lunch every day, and that's my problem. I don't want to sound like a w1fish wife, but, Abby, . having George home for lunch every day s -- - - ;.;. 115~ ge z' ;:: Abig ai DEAR l :a';a:that's close inough to my husband's job for him to come home for - I ay I Child runin I lrrIiu. ~ __ T - ____ . -.- .1— I'l, _____________ 14 home for lunch every day! It cuts into my day something - I 1 - - - - - - —-- I. - - -- - - -- to repent her county at a ho show, which happened to fall on the Jewh gh Holy Days: Even the girl can't papate on a Jewish holiday, wh not let the horse participate ssith anothe rider? Surely, the horse Isn't JewM. Hall the team La better than none. -' - 23 i24 125 — I_27 32 ____ 38 39 I I 4,1 4b 41 48 -- I ________________ ___• WORRY _____________________________ ..--- _____ _________________________ --- -,- z -ff--~.~~-~ - --_ - - - - - - I - a - ~ - - ~ - - - , -- - ,., , -,--,_i-*-_.,'. : . -~ J0,_ - V ~~7~, -~-~_--_ "I..` -_~_tr~1F ,__..5r3Wi,- . I I - fie indulged in a "socialized medical exp(riment" when fie was such statements as these: healed the 10 lepm ___ - 1 R __ - -1 - __ - - I I .E _-, W recipients) don t have any other lepers cancerous, Dr Crane assured feverish and blind deaf and — women, diseased folks within the vM h— %That I actually said 'has sound of Christ's voice, but lie 'The) don't have as many didn't even try to hedi them' worries , for they get medkiition free they get food free theY get Because they apparently rent tree They don't pay any lacked the faith IU5 the am axes. lot - immFlui _____ -- - ---- - ---- -- __ F- - ~I- !`~;: ~-, .'- I. ~A_N , ev~ J :-,: - ~ q~^ : 1~~k _. . -- -1-A _,~_ _', ~, 1, * I .. ~AZP_P__-,-! -I 4~y __ ..-~- -~ 1-- _~_ i_` _- . -~ - - .1 ~, _ - - 0 . .- ______________________ - - - - - - - -. ___ - - - . - - --- - - - __ I Iz -1 _= I - U! m~ __ !- : !.:r.. 61 -m-ft-w--A - a your teStS I I V' 4; - POINTER or I ut e tobacco smell in it is so strong that it is embarssing n - re no fine uses tobacco. I rave tried to remove this but nothing works. I hope someone can tell me how to get rid of the odor. The purse looks. like nt-,t. andI hke it vcry much. -L.H.B. DEAR POLL\' - My Pet Peeve is with those newspapers (our local one includt'd that print grocer) coupons on both sides of a page. I cut out one cou on on one side for one store and then turn the page and there Is a coupon for an other store that NouId hke to use but half has been cut away. -SHIRLEY S. , FP t P ' I \1 H J T tocrumb1 news ar (the more printim! on it the better) into her wo, Pn canister that has a coffee odor and vp the paper shut up DEAR L.H.B. -The first part of Clara' s Pointer May bC sourancser -l'OI L DEAR POLLY - I would like to share sonic of my I) o*intrIuiuR 'thtrgirls Inoncoims tsdroomslhat'used a rattan basket as a lighting fixture It sas In%erted and wired with florists' sire to the old base holding the bulb Thiscays interesting shadows on the wall and was quite in. (XPVeSUCh jars as the miIk glass ont s that cold cream comes in and glue one-half inch velv e t ribbon around the of the lid screwed on and have darling translucent can- dieholders. When wa shing and drying several loads of clothes at a laundromat I always put the clothes that require no ironing in one drver so the' v can be removed and hung without that " fishing ' around"in a dryer that has towels. sheet& etc. ---------- __ -.-- __ _______ Falsecard adds to decent,or, 1'" NOR 'IH 2 4754 3 F 211. T --_ — _ _I 7 F • ______ - vV-t) I I'1JLv'.J11)t,t,I-I::, 'ouths te•notruzi pal Ica b e hiddin iractict' from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: Although the early NI " part of the day brings an unawareness of true conditions, you have an opportunity later to z.ee more clearly than you have in the recent past. You can then pin your nes 21 to Apr. 19) You may get a disturbing communication today, but quietly get in touch with righ t persons and all is well Don t panic lie more thoughtful TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) First get a nuttcr cleared up with an associate and then go after your personal aims Go to a cocial affair and make new mends GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Provided you have your facts straigni you can meet with a bigwig and get the backing you want. Evening is for entertaining friends. MUON CIIiLLIREN (Jure 22 to July 21) You have an Opportunity to get out of a rutty situation in which you find yourself. Get the data you need from uly 22 to Aug, 21) You have s'e ideas iow that ii be whittled down to a workable level. Plan just how to handle financial matters better in the future VIRGO (Aug " 1. I to Sept, 22) Entertain associates who have been good to you \ou can tome to a better understanding with close ties Make this a productive day. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You are able to improve conditions around you at this time, Rearrange your wardrobe. Take health treatments Keep cool tonight SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) There can be much happiness in store for you today if You to after recreational home and get rid of whAtever displeases them. Find new appliances that make abode more efficient-runring. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Ideal day for attending the scrviccs (if your choice, Reading fine books can elevate your con!v.iousncss Engage in favorite hobby. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) Plan ju3t how to nuk your home more charming and comfortable. Find the most whit you want in the morning but later all works to your land Suppose that he ducked Ihdt diamond Would West 'till find a shift to a club' Maybe, rnasb not' coldsouhduekjn is. courage Jim a shift at the same bencfit Attend sx1a1 gathering in afternoon IF YOUR (11111) I' BORN TODAY he or she will be one of those highly Intuitive young people ho can be helpful to parents There is much compassion in this nature and your progeny will be nd over backwards to help others Any - on a research nature s especially e v tefigious traininit esrlw on We .* 0i' diatminds 3nd let West hold the trick. ts I —_ 4 I4 e,as sailing from 1-1. Hayes a enioved tours, swimming oflered (lay and night I 1. II- _ - a — - __ __ — _- ~_. - . ~, 9 CBS BAHIIRA STREISAND AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS it has been five years since Miss 8:3G-9 ' NBC ntE GIRL WIT'li Streisand was last seen In her 30-NIETIIING EXTRA "No own TV special. it see 3 she-s ; -x`-. --C!it af lxaul- " -a ses her a problem tonight time, as It turns Out, her return ous and over. avidson) Is assmned his first court iiroduced. StreIsand fans, of cOUrse.will be happy Just tos _______________ and hear her sing again, and _ she does a good deal of singing A number of gimmicks and an Inteminable me(fley with --I I . Got as I ts Rhythm" F I springboardclutters the show. 4. 0 There's a brief respite when . _; -.--. - ~ I ___________ - - -- - . -: . - if - -- - I ____ -1 I -- . The Star% impel, they do not compel." What you make of Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sip for November is now .=u -sy. Foi yosir copy send your birthdate and S I to Caffoll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), P.O. ((L) I (11) It, - is = T 1 It"i Ii iap'f 5- Ei1:J __ . thl %vest North Fast South - 14 Pa-u 31F Yf-1S-~Jlh!1,.I,f 6 'N ~, T -_ %% 1:.,! ;;~I Pa.% - r r. A -- Jutt bid th VOUt parinpir ha . ~ I _.J !) in&-Art tomorrow M * . \' It ~k a ee 111) NOV. . Has 11 nouncing the engagement and approaching marria ,o o iZ KIRK DOUGLASIN U Her fiance, the grandson of Mrs. Ada Mae SmIth, 149 anu Mrs Musk 1 High Scbool, Sanford, here he as acthe I:, football and baseball He Is presently employed at Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc The wedding will be an evc-nt of Nov. 10, 1973 at a p.m. in the New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, Sanford _________________ _________________ __ tivities '''ocs*m IUI YNrans I 2:30 & 7:30 _____ i ".-: in oils and acrylics, watercolors Iferald Correspnrident and working with a dentist drill on plexiglawl, cfe&tlng figum Woman' s and desigru. She is a past Club recently held a dinner at president of the Central Florida 0 I . -- . ) ) a L I the club, honoring the Art Assoc Casseiberry Volunteer Mrs Beryl Dyal, president Fireman. Ironically, the dinner and members of the local had to be detained for an hour, Assoc enjo)ed an interesting astheflremnenwereondutyata and informative program fire The) were entertained b ______________________ Yo Hope and Youth Choirs r _I from thp community United i ~ ~ ~ iflC Mrs Dorothy hales, of uran(lo,wasguestspeaker ala II of ih . n1oiu• recent meeting Seminole Art Assoc. at the work in pastels on black suidPape[ Herersatflh(ymhjkcr E . Tt h~!, _ OTO I — CW11141co" . - "r - 1%- ~~, , _,~W_ -k - WALT DISNEY I rubbing at crossovers Keeps moisture out. f. [ Nczt:JIm5p,n,s5 Restaurant an 17.92 I- ,, . - , ''(" s i'.omets ,6, (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogers .. - ..- 9'OO (7) Adams Family - _U .1k IL InI4 - . (9) Super riends (24) Sesame Street INDIAN-): le-4:00-ii:50 - OR F MORE 1pi - . L. Showlimps SATURDAY _ __________________ INDIAN- 3,11 & 1:5a ,IRI I I- I (13) Peter Gunn (44) UnshaklfW --- a 10 I - -, - .r 40 .., I 1 1 WS 1-:.k. a.L L ri - _- I - - - - - --- - __ - I I----- - - — I 1 11 FRIDAY , . — 11;30 "PRIME CUT" __ . I, (44) Ernest Angley Hour ',, I . I ? - - I HOT & COLD ' . - ALL - - - CAN . - so 1, , ;J i I _~ I .- I Ik 11.50 DINNER .. . W :00 (2) My Favorite (6) Favorite Martian . .1 1- Inn HOFBRAU : - I ... . (13) SALES CASSELD .ERRY I / HAPPEN ")l "11 1 %01" - WY. 17-92 ~ ~ 1 41 0 1 WL .~ ~-- . , ..VVWW /'d "N COOKING TO US! \ ~,_ -_ ~ - V . .~. .," I EAT OUT _ ______ . 1 TO - 830 (2) Inch High -/ I I 1 10 I . Show %F i t l j• I 1 GOING . :1 1. 8'00 (2) Lldville (6) Flintstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Chaplain Of #0' I l te -- . (44) Chaplain Of ______ (JJdt CHECK Moore Show (44) Celebrity -_- fi'mur - --- Spray reeps strings from . . O'ympic 8 30 () MA S H (9) Suspense Theatre PuI Lynde Show 9 - 00 2 AAnviob (6) M.ary Tyler I I ' r& FR i To IT'S (9) Partrig Family (13) PartrIdge I imly Chan Clan t . -_ ft (6) The Flinistones () Saturday Superstar Theatre (44) TBA MS 4 ti Tennis String ! WALT OISftIy . 1, ; Family (6) Summer Semester j Ck*61W 1 .: (44) Wrestling Environment Super D sney - - . -_ WeN .. U. _4 1,1 ( uo - ,. The next meeting will be on - - . SAT. 1!~L_- P P i . . 7:00 (2) America - Phone 332 ' 1.- ~ ROCK 1116 CNAM '.4UW - 6 30 (2) News (6) News 1 ...P.,E,",~ . 6 00 (2) News (6) News _______ I R*Urvalocns .- 11 EVENING SATURDAY - honoftd --- t (9) All Night Movies Group atp Available I By ELDA NIC110I.S Dick Cav,ett Special a7zleft 4L . Galler y ( 44) MovIe 1 00 (2) Midni gh i. r ' .-. (13) Race Movie 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights (6) LIfe Around Us 5:30 (2) The Explorers (a) Southe,,cltrn Football () 19) Ac ) (9) News 9 - - Mon, thro Fri, - - .. - 430 (2) Nashville Music L 4o ,, fie was a member of the 1970 graduating clasa s)f Cmms 2 Hi Balls-70c - (44) Movie 2 30 (6) NBA Footuall (13) Movie (24) Electric Company 4:00 (13) Peter Gunn (24) Profile In -' EVERY TUES, FRI... SAT. Country - Western Mt,sic Cocktail Hour Sp m Till p m 11 a m Til 2 p m (6) Sounding Board (13) Peter Gunn - Bethune Circle, Sanford, the late ~tr. Smith and the late Mr. OPEN 19 A. M. TiI2A.M. Ify 1792 Ph 83) 9321 I Mile South Big Tree, Longwood §t4TEPTAit4MrNy h 1 r.HTt.y ,A 1he LAMPLIGHTEk LOUNG 1 :30 (2) Thriller Company Sho (6) Lilly (9) Love American - - CENTRAL rIORIDAS OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE SE RVING COMPLETE DINNER'sIUNTa 1:30 Ay zitrv i7.P 1:00 (9) All Nite 1:00 () SiI TIn Children' s $l tival (44) Combat Theatre ) ovle , KA WA also employed part fte at Holiday Inn, ~ t) - (-4!• A" Movies (24) Sesame Street Of Week - 4 (61 Movie (9) News And The Cathy Kids (9) NCAA Football (6) Barbra StreIsand Room n • 21 SilTil sad JIU.JaU 1`011111 111601 iii! _P i . s (411 Miss Mitchell daughterof the late Mrs James Mitchell was born In Sanford, attended local schools and Is prestimy a member of the senior classat Seminole }-flghschool She is 44' e .• 12 9:00 (2) Untamed World ., - daughter, Loretls Mitchell, to Robert Lee Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs Milton Smith, Apt 18, Castle Brewer Court, San- MetfKKut Lhurch. Casselbeffy Fire Chief Roger Raswil talked to the group present. .- AWARD SI'OO\ : Elect ric Company (es (24) Sonny, Terr & Dro,nIe McGee SHOWING 1 0 James Mitchell, 1603 Vest 11th St Sanf ord, is an. rea '_ -L_ - 11~111 LI +4 1 1 1 I (9) News 11:30 (2) Movie Archie (9) High Sctjool Couple SEATS I s)() P fill 2 ____________ NO Marry To LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDiNG SUN ^1 11 Everything's keview $ A WINNER ' ' N (44) Night Gallery ' Foolball Roundup (44) T ()LD1 \ 1 2:00 (2) Jetsons ucc -11 _____ Doc Elliot Bureau (44) Wilburn Brothers 1 0:301144) Porter Wagoner AFTERNOON (13) Movie (24) Wall Street __ 1 Fleetwood Mac, Snawn Phillips and Muddy Wateis. Carol Burnett 4I GI I Lily's dancing panther in the Show (9) (44) The Munsters Squares f L - M__ I ;ot~_/), Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood _; J 9 :) z (44) Mod Squad 1:30 (2) Police Surgeon 10 00 (6) ., 149 SPECIAL IM; Miss Tomhn and Alda as Special Tarr-my Wynette (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood . Si gmund Speed Buggy Tarzan (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Jasle And The Pussycats (13) Peter Gunn iruln (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (131 News (24) Chan ese Way pop X L - - 1. % , t vuls , V R IN6 V 15 OVER; ,,WW,"A. , -- -- ,. _% ( itif .I L )VIIiii in chib,;,nd -A Ill bid a-gain - tj -A . 1 , • - - - 1 11 j .. -,- '\ ( '" 1 r - i "ç I I ( \ EVENING -- ~y \\ (6) Jeannie (9) 6-oober & The ' %sii Sketches inclu&, one with Aida as Lily's manager and mentor at a Tems bam dance; 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Chuck Berry, singing ' ' T u I a n e , I I 'B I o , ' "Schooldays" and "Got It and Gone," is tonight's hosL Sorne of his guests Include Edgar Winter, Johnnie Taylor, . . elevision Ray Charles appears to do Loretta Mitchell with Major Hoopla 51' VAT* N tY'.z:' . ...- ,, UNItCtM MY WCg NOW CAN V OVER VOU HOPE 'TO PFEA1' THE -f U&LE DOWNTOWN 'Hi? 'rHEN M'Ob' ion Of Steak We Still Have Our former mates who me-et in a restaurant with new partners, and Editli Ann read an , a1 fairy We to her characters, including Edith friend, Richard Pryor. CBS LILY This is Lily Ann, and m ___ _______ _____ honored. t Syndicate, Inc.) OUR BOARDING HOUSE swing with the girls. The ____ _ACT=_==_ ~ ___ - - - defending a little old lady ac. "Look What They've Done to rumors snowball so cused of shoplifting. Sally much that Torrilin's second special f3r advice to the lovelorn. Tonight (Sa lly Field) My Song, Ma," Esid then Joins many women on e Island rent CBS and mit she introduces two reads the old girl's for "Crying Time Again." children so the he's a marriage counselor. The n take them new characterst mind and discovers she's Wanda V. to Doctor Sean,., ~,a-.i_ nu-. tj~llte wuuch, Woods, is even 'y. Z;:.wugu moore grouchier than nom3al, is track tomusic, and Opal, the oer ed of a young Stewart anti it worries his soul food restaurant. Ably fie overhead °ne UJ))Otted by RiChard Pryor, KEITH SHOW "Sean , the you g Bill Gerber, Judy Kahan and I the ibout the gvxi doctor tonight, doctor at a singles party. Illy goes through her list of :30 NBC SANFORD AND Singer'Jdy P. Morgan and and they say Brian likes to play themselves - øa, iti l ___ -t_ - 19 House Preview First p ane ride - - VJ . 8-8:30 CBS S DEPT. Last week Joe gave SON "Suprflyer" Nothing comes easy (or Fred. He Is left tonight. =-'--_-_- -______________________ - ____ - - - - - - __ r 1. im n beautiful beaches. . . 9 , MRS. WILLIAM F. LUCAS, 206 Tangerine Drive 'anford with Ltila Miller and Virgil presidents to be speci,111%. while, but finally pla)ed a second diamond There was 1 1• .: activities that really appeal toyou SAGITTARiUS (Nov 2210 Dec. 21) Try to please those at would end in never-never e. Yes. he could! All this thou4ht had flashed through Souill s mind quick. 1 - I II " L\ - - _________ - CARROLL RIGHTER'S - -~ 7 _ -- __ practical methods to build up presenr income s11S(LS (Feb 20'to Mar 20) You find it difficult to get pasinci s ix 'po1 d'fl. I some sort of t'ncourauine earn and he had landed in South's trap. a's fros" 440 V.fViAt t Gift F1411 Tr* &#no _ food nr free me,diciJ attention, f w one o put &*"ttn I three-notrurrip contract : - _______________________ ____________________________________________________ :' ch erished I -- t, is em arrassing A relative who smokes ave me a lovely big purse that she had used only alew times i - French outdoor cafe, Iounes, staterooms complete with closed cii cuit "`V and music, all oft-44 c-T 4 -r I LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 2) This can be a fine day for sociability and meeting old friends. Bring your creative ideas I By POLLY CRAM Ell I -Z - i'* :: , A0k - MISS LORE17A IMITC - 2, 1973-lA r FORECAST FOR SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1973 t. =~ f - DEAR POLLY Nov. - - £ poolside prior o sailing. Pnssenae Fragrant purse card suit fie decided that lit.. all the rest, merely craved a '111t gift witf9M the giver is could afford The luxury of one chance to "earn"a good living! I They war-ted what Woodrow z don't like this booridoggl- r.g fie was happy with West` their coerced taxes to buy choicp of the jack of diahe "idvratr monds for Ili—, o ivning le-ld "All an% American should ; indigfInt Lrl (lit! diarnon(ls break 3.2 desire 's a Irre fiehi and no So (a vvr3." Atit the welfare doctrine has :i closing a long slaytilwd, returp Ji ust break 4-1- If S(luth ,Aon sneaked into polil ics as a mt-ans i envelope, plus vs (-t-nit, I .-- f iii. mnd. i- t Nfarted - • ' j i -hv, ____ - ____ ( Friday, - . That' s not Christian charity ing was in line with general - " _____ Aft ( Yk, - - . exercise, Make a.'good ' -impression on others November is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Cali f. 90028. W)1973, McNaught Syndicate, Inc,) -• poor and I thrmseivm." which --;as ap ii Y et et Jtsua distinguished tow as y , nec am ass 3 - r I the "shiftless" r ... ' .: • % 1' . versus tne ambitious earners with a prison term if I Opening Icad MostofusAmericansarethe they don't contribute of their 1 -. ::, ~_ I- - ---------_~ 60 aid! T 9 7 6.5 T i lo 4 A C Jesus thus didn't make 4 i muL. . mewcal house calls on the 4Qs A K 13 7 4 46 shiftless poor, for Ife let them ,, Percent of my mad input fro, i-emain sick and diseased (as 6A K 8 them." L_ Throughout the past igoo indolent! 4 AQ742 vears. clergymen have often I~ slanted" Christ's recorn - = - - 53 — getting a pay check or about i 6%.4%0186 %.14 -114. a 4%ft _ - H,,- befieved in "selective" philanthropy and luiarYthno charity,vo As the , ches, have i Ps - -- -c - ,- Judea pas,ung out free food ______ - "it contains Bob story that he wirote after his • ___________________ , -_ 11 -- - - " : _~:. I . " -~~ -_~-~- ~ - - *: - %!~Z 77 4 ., . .,7~ - 57 any thing that will hold water a good remedy is dry mustard d in water and left in for a few days. _ CLARA enone cone last seek "But I notice he has 'slanted' his story to try to Incite anger picnIcwhenHefedthe5 from the welfare and relief He didn't continue doing reciplentz." For Christ neveruent aro . L_.J __________________________ -;r 0 . Dr Crane,"'she id here is a tear sheet from the Chicago SUN TIMES ________ . / CASE Y-559 Ellen M aged -- - - 56 59 :p -: -'' -.14 .0~~-i .01 .. - your home and making kin much happier. You can start a new uptrend by putting new project in operation, SAGITrARWS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Fine day for 9 30 1~1 1 expressing your finest talent, .Make as -many COPts.-fll Ll I I '. can, but use extreme caution in travel. Be alert. pmnrnq'4(. kn +-- — Improvements in your home and adding to its value. Find better ways to add to your present abundance. __ AQUARIUS (Ian 21 to Feb. 19) Engage in social activity and make your influence felt wherever you go. You can add __ inany new friends to present roster. 10 to Mar. 20) Use your intuition in the - PISCES (Feb. . .-y ."Tizu!" inauc;s ;-, hand. Spshaw miatc that V~-,u 49 50 51 arethoughtful and kind Relax tonight IF YOUR Cli on of those vr.iriic ocrons so he sure that — . the choice of (nends early in tile. Add coursea in psychology and philosophy to the educational curriculum your progeny — — will have a greater understanding of others Give a good grounding in music and sports 2, 1 "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for initforseveralda)s Thisiialsogood'touse((rastc For Tb skip print - - , .. - _ - _. _ - ,y— illterste they are lutky to be ______ \, -. I - 'IV able to read the brief strips! _____ 0 - TIMES But they are so ~- - - -_---- . =- - By George W Crane, Ph.D., PA 0 Bob Greene probably thought his championship of the 'shiftless" poor sould zoom the :t _________________ - CLINIC 55 -- us, consumption, so now my hubazx1 insists that I go thru d0aw Of ca" Ons In the ElPmarket to make up a box that doesn't contJlin 4 Spotted ftg. If my mother in law finds a Ifeel embarrassed rearranging cartons of eggs In the supermarket. I Personally, I don' t tNnk them Ls anything %%Tong %ith spotted eggs, but would appreciate an eXpert's opinion. H. IN AURORA DEAR IL. I am not eggs-achy an eggapeil on thu subject. but Dr. Ha" at ae UnIversfty of Minneso" is, and he said: 'Spotted eggs are Just as fit for human sumboo as any other eggs." So, since the price of eggs thM day% IS Me 44y*&.11 te U your mother 1. I in law she's -_ -- told ray husband Ulat "led eggs are not fit for human 1.I . - . I _______ DR ABBY M ~ ___ - . - __ - __ - . --- __ _~~ - ___ - , 53 54 that scheduling an Important sports event on a Jewish holiday was thoughtless and Laconsiderate. ' in fact," he said, "ft was downrfg2 UNCHTUS'riAjJ!" i -- 52 The Sanford Herad LJJJE 11 - A in Nass,au III ell Is, nhwird ship. The weekend — _ji )/ N# - 33i — — — .0 . — — — — 26 -jJ JJ-L- t. ______ )°J I - DEAR A. C.: Maybe so, but another reader suggestea . Institute other persons, to make new friends, to expand your hopes and wihe5, to attend social gatherings and to engage in humanitarian projects. Make up for lost time ARIIS (Mar. 21 t Apr. 19) l..00 to gooi friends who help you work out a plan you have in mind. Know what your real wishes are and pursue them vigorously , TAURUS 20) now wdl talents . need. Civic work will add to your prestige. CFMIN1 (May 2110 June 21) You ar highly inspired and can a c complish a great deal now, so don't waste time. You can obtain data from ahjghrup 22 toJuR 21) You .an handle your responibiIi1ic very well now and eliminate pressures that .ire upon you. Show more devotion to loved one. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Good day to converse with allies and work out a plan to make your fineat dreams CO true. 12 0 -• GENERAL TENDENCIES: One of your best days and evenings to show your Interest in \ _ 'hi Carroll Rhtar f d1 bring oi' 15 - WIN - - VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Complete those duties that DEAR ABBY: About that Jewish girl who was selected -- OPE I . I r; U:PZ . P ~Ef 11 _________ ,6 . - 1L 52 Love to exiv ss M Doctrine _______________ 1f RJ F 43 i4 4 -- - 5 Sp:ice group II F'eminr. t' q.pdLdRn IS Unman bronze 56 Greek war nd 9 33 Ti. i-dip 57 Exist uckmud i 39 ihriver :flr re SaCk%-er(cuIl t.dng fte I9-----totkr Amount 9 iab I 42Mawine 21 In motion 60 Negative l3Ferpoet 18 Take lixo* 43 Feminine r naint, ('Jure I 44 1,irl name DOWN .12 tory nst' tswear 33 Article I I.ondon gallery 2.3d?(k pnrti(-t) 46Krl)inaIIon 34 Smell 2Fictionl dog 2lPjrliamcnt 48.Suf(iof border 4 Observes 25 i i ging 50 Farvou" him 5Natm%ernt.laI 28Tt'nflmss1rokis Italian firnil 3',(;r(vk letter 6 Diversions 29.%Iarch date 51 scottishmil , 33 Us-d in 7 Large book 3011acksozml i vard climbing '2 8 Mortuar roil 31 Dull u'lnr 4 Tht'Jter Sifl George came borne for supper. Now, here comes George DF-AR RUINIED: Tell George you marTied him for Wter or wom-but not for lunch. A lot of women would welcome your problem, but since you feel otherwise. bwes. IY Is V.Ui the best palley. So tryel uth George. and hope for a faIr compromise. - 4 __________ - - 'J 7X _ ____________ - _____ $AL 110 - Should I come right out and tell George to buy his lurirh' AY UED - - FOREcAsr FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1973 - - Pah 47 Term in 1 2 Irtus,Iral initrument For years I've given my family [four school-age cfdldn) a good hot breakfast every mong, and I ne r tharn - *coin . - ventil - .#ka-Hd! came born(! frVI., schwi. and he gets amornus when we re home but (hats another % letter. I feel guilty Just writing this, but I need some advice. - - __ 11 JT lunch I tc it nd &r\t' it t htm [. 1itt! 'snack wont do for him. He likes a MEAL at noun.) Also, - __ -x:---.--- - j I _______ E_- A;s*er to Preyiou Puzzle r L I ------W 1 i ! -- _~ __~- — --______ - -.-.. I - -- -iL - . 2S44 Park Ave. . . I - , .,- -.,I .I . ,/ ~_ - �p 8A-The Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald Friday, Nov. 2, 1973 compare Friday, Nov. 2, 1973-1 B ..*Ienate Leaclers Are Split ou can y t do better than Zayre! FF 1The Discount Department Store ' ,it Considerin(i Saxbe First On WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. ate party leaders split today over whether Sen. William B. Saxhe's nomination should take priority over legislation providing for a court-appointed apecial Watergate prosecutor. ; IIIII:PlPP consider the appointment of a senator to a Cabinet post," Republican Lead Hugh Scott told newsmen. "Sc I suppose we will do ii" fore the non'inatlon of Saxbe, an Ohio Republican, Is consid. ered. The White House coupled Saxbe's nomination ThurNlay with the appointment of Leon Jaworaki as special prosecutor to replace the fired Archibald Cox. But Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., said that action on special prosecutor legislation _should _be_taken _be- "It's customary to stop what we are doing and Immediately Mansfield told newsmen that despite the appointment of Jaworaki, a Democrat and a Houston, Tex., lawyer, he still Is for legislation for a Court-appointed independent prosecutor "not answerable In any way el. ther to the executive or legislatire branch." Hearings_on_the_legislation now are being held by the Senate Judiciary Committee, to which Saxbe's nomination also has been referred. Bayh, In proposing the Judiciary Committee act first on the special prosecutor' said, "Bill Saxbe will make a good attorney general." Jobless Rate Takes Downward Dip WASHINGTON (AP) - The year. The unemployment rate my is perhaps much stronger 5.5 percentage point level of As a result, the number of was 13.9 per cent, heads of nation's unemployment rate had remained stuck at 4.8 per than even government econo- October 1972. In March 1970, the people out of work dropped a households 2.7 per cent, and took a sharp and surprising cent since June. mists have been saying. national jobless rate was 4.4 per seasonally adjusted 210,000 last married men 2.1 per cent. downward turn last month, fallThe Labor Department's Bu. The CCOIIOm) has been SlOW. ('ent. But mr hhtek work.rs, 91rnriti, to 4.1 million. in4 to 4.5 pei cent of the urk rcau of Labor Statistics said the nig dov,n its rapid pace of the Strong gains in employment The jobless rate for adult unemployment rate del ned force, the lowest jobless rate big decline was posted beca,e C;st part u( .he year, causing were concentrated in the manu- women fell from 4.8 to 4.4 per from 9.4 to 8.3 per cent, pensince March 1970, the govern- employment was extremely government economists to pre- facturing sector and affected cent and for adult men from 3.1 manly because of reduced Jobment said today. strcng in October, rising by diet that unemployment would mainly adult men, the depart- to 299 per cent. The declines lessness among black teenThe unemployment rate 570,000 to a total 85.7 million on probably rise in the months ment said. Of the 570,000 rise In were concentrated among those agers, the department said. matched the predictions of the a seasonally adjusted basis. ahead rather than go down as employment, adult men ac- age 20 to 24. The department said that W. Nixon administration, which It was the second straight happened in October. counted for more than 300,000 of For other major groups, the tal employment has grown by had forecast earlier this year month that the number of In the past year, the nation's the increase with the remainder jobless rate remained about the 3.2 million since October 1972, the jobless rate would drop to people with jobs had risen, in- unemployment rate dropped a divided about equally between same as it has for the past sev. "an unusually large increa&e 4.5 per cent by the end of the dicating that the nation's 00.. full percentage point from the teen-agers and adult women. eral months. 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Orange Ave//u Highway 17 & 92at Airport Blvd. Vine St. Be'muda Ave WINTER HAVEN BIOCk North of Cypress Gardens Blvd. On U.S '77 aMKXVIM 0 - ' 1 't trial, previously scheduled for next week, was continued after defense lawyer Che n, Mason said some of 37 witnesws won't be available because they will be at a Tampa trial. md Corn. Ed J 1. . Fail Al: Ltii Ei'on _______ FIa P* L. Ford M 'cra M(K .I - I Gin .. Dirnam . Gin '. ' - 1* '-: - 3. - r " - ... J s) . , - .Pines have been razed iocs Atr ' £I 's I$' is' Wad Co M,rv1*.M 2 1 n'. "°" i'. p, 32'. 22'.. 32" Nlbsco P4a? D istill - 7)55 3i.. 21'. )0. '. w. We IS ""n" Pem# $55 9 9', Plot MO' 32 7?'. 141. II) l3 7?', $'. 7$11 ., El RepSfl Riyfl md j ; 131' 6 13 11 4 1)1'. Ro- C Cola 71 755 7755 SI Regis P 7755 $1011 Pa* $1'. 3.1 t.sI Lin • 11% 74 .214 Sow a 35'. 31.. 31I sm Co 3'5 3'$ 3.$, Sperry R Si io. 1355 1310 124 110 ) Cal 2i'. 74, 5? 0.1 IN ;i' 42's 4310 '' " S?evint Tt.acn Ti. El, II'. 42 T..as Cl? ,, sitar ,a 2)', 1') 71', uiOICal i P4ircuIii r, 3455 31', 3455 I 11M l Iml Hory iM '-i S'i 5" " '' 73', 7' W. II'. 1e N. 1$ Ii, • SO' , 13'. IS'. is 1$ ie'. is'. ie', "' 71 fl4* lii III "' • W ,'. " 21 7Th ii 77't. 21'. 77' II'. 1 55 Unro.I US 5 i4 Uasselberry Richard Wirz Councilman for a gunshot wound. is listed in His condition was at first satisfactory condition in the listed critical and later changed intensive care unit at Florida to serious by hospital Hospital, Orlando where he was authorities. transferred early today from Family friends said today Florida Hospital North, Wu -z has begun running a high The trial of Ikanis Lee Shindle was continued toda y Altamonte Springs. temperature and expressed A hospital spoke&n.an had no concern. until Dec. 3 by Circuit Court Vfl$3 IV IlL Ii WKJ??1 Judge Voile Williams. intensive care again. A week Shindle, an electrical con- ago he was placed in a private tractor and former member of room with nurses around the the Seminole County Electrical clock. Review Board, is aLcused of The - r-old city official 1 j extortion and perjury. He was has been hospitalized since the indicted Oct. 9 by the Seminole evening hours Oct. 18 when he County Grand Jury. underwent Trial Is Delayed 72'. 72', 21,4 44's ae. IS'. %S' 1S 24's 33'. 34. Wb 93% 934 ie', ic', 37's 37 3755 571, $155 st V " ' it 31 31 3155 70'. 3) ___ 375. 3)55 P. n, i" i 1055 *atPoira wntq S1 weywhs 31% 311-4 V-1 %im Da 14 MI 13'.) It 3 Ills Pbs " 1"Ift - The grand jury claims Shindle, 31, of Altamonte Springs, threatened a county building inspector and lied Stuart Funeral Suaply Co. before the grand jury. "Offering you a complete line ,- 34'S WI 33'. 37s 37a 37* W41 S •.. )ea 13') IS'i d's 1055 tO more three other borrow pits. Condition Slips i rz ___._t_.__6j__ "' '>' 77 7$ ,s. County to pro%ide for of service with diligence" Shindle resigned from Die hoard until hi-4 raw Is review OOy1f GO O 37s 37., 37., ro.ic. r,o.? Cm •, • Sh indle tM.I. : 74s 24's 2*' S VA.2 million to $149 miWon, I 70'.. 20i S 23's 251 s 75" AAarOr 7 - .r. ONLY DEBRIS REMAINS AT SR 434 TRACT .. Gin Mo? - . ' n ' 64 ks o... . )4'• 3" 3" 341 $1' Fm. P0* ____ kroQl.' 71 71 krnq fl'. 13. fl. Li which were not used before the due to changes in the projects 372,000 cubic yards of dirt more largely requested by Dade than agreements called for in Kroll co 71 Fir"tw* ______ 1. . , I !. KIS A-i RCA OvP*nt (It? kod ______ • ,, Do*CP.m .... ___________ ____ MuS. Ski. . N Le,Las? O,sis _________ - The 311 C oca Cc'. spiracy in an alleged June 1971 The all weather Fd CPvys).v ____ gambler Clyde Lee has been reset for Jan.7 In circuit court BEAT Burl -. on 5d Am Can Am Cyan - . -. Trial Reset assassination attempt AIl Aico* Am AIriki Am - Homestead eaten- Richard Gerstein. consider Interstate 4 at the north end of charges the tollway increased from Stock Reports ,. , Clonp In? of assault to murder and con- Gi Ak:ona 5Th c Pt NEW YORK lAP) Am Moto Am TIT i .,I -" ..fl.Ia I Noon 47-mile Most of the cost overrun was options expired and excavated . developments and makes the sion and a 4.5-inile extension to now looking to the future again. against Kenneth today at 1:30. Casselberry requires a r muumumot Ii trees per acre in 4. - trial of Harlan "The Colonel" Blackburn on charges Hwy.all Items subject to prior sale, r WESY ORLA ND West Colonial D at Powers Dr .sss.%. former Winter Springs recommended first, Kennedy said. But they Judge Williams will for planting if trees on building began talking and George is a motion to dismiss --• -t- our rag. 7L */ Corr M'L'OURNE t MAN100 EASTe er Babcock S I Driv East Colonial and NASA Bb,-d. _. . _...., a a.,.,.l personally." most stringent and Includes George was despondent at policeman Scott Kenneth. ' Blackburn MOTOR OIL reg. 5.97.6.57 5O597 i.. The county ordinance is The KNIT SLACKS Our req. ..• changed from fun and o Also charged with Anderson with estimates of last Apfil, El. over information from the audit The state Writ V,OM for a very serious situation for me in the alleged conspiracy Is a lison said the cost of bulldir'g to Dade County State Atty. opinions on five borrow pits developments, 4, I backed up by enforcement of local perform. -r bonds SUPER BLEND 10 W 30 DELUXE 8' MINNESOTA FATS HAIR STYLER _,. ._ , drilling, for example, should be QUACKER STATE GILETTE trees marked for saving at the dard mechanical and Plumbing Codes, as well as the National Electric Code, Williams saId. Endorsing Clark's call for unifonn state building code, Williams and Chambers said a state-wide competency card, as - naraes of trees he had three rows of e are nased 00 me demolished, Southern Standard Building Today, Klosky said he Code, and, in other building believes the one row of trees tra des, on the Southern Stan. remaining are on a portion of 4000 lb. capacity. Steel adj us table lack stands for autos, boats, campers and trailers. POOL TABLE waist bands, prints and solid colors, exams are valid claiming "the there. best evidence of the exam's lie said recalled. Anderson. Anderson was Turnpike, state Auditor partment, served as both con- arrangements for obtaining "He said, Kennedy 'I think he's over- charged with extortion in General Ernest Ellison said silting engineer for the overall Homestead extension borrow mree of Seminole's seven whelmed by what happened to connection with alleged threats today. turnpike and general consultant ma terial dirt used for fill cities and the county have laws him.' against Physicians and In a special audit co in mpar which was handled by the Grei. g for the ex te nsion, either protecting trees or Wh the whole thing Surgeons thuiance S"rvlee. egineerir.g estimates in 1 9 Ellison said he had turned ncr Co. replied. belt to that take it fail." property line to find that all but The county exams and one row or ": zcr Consoletfe for professional results. Sets on tab! or pack up and go. our req. 6.48-7.97 WAIST CINCHER BLOUSES A for a green Evergreen of those our req. 2 for 6.54 BICYCLE $a COME SAVE UP TO $1.61 For 26" MIDDLEWEIGHT GIRLS PANTSUITS Perfect for cool days. Sizes 4-7, 6-18. vJAW MENS OR LADIES COME SAVE UP TO $2.97 req. 5.99 the county. difficulty is that more than half j4 99 JACKETS rear property line bounding Chambers said SemIno e s protect the M,000-plus homes HAIR DRYER BOYS QUILTED NYLON I I Con't. from page 1) HEAVY DUTY JACK STANDS All Plastic. Can do safe stable spin outs. For Children ages 5.7. SCHICK HAND HOT trees Support Council CtaIrman Bill Kloky ins1stel the land owner, James Testing Gamble, promised to leave SHROPPERI SPECIm MRmj iJrnKU3,, P1tLtJMUS, BRUEN, WALHAM ft. line - 199 ____ COME SAVE $4,QQ C) Always right . . . no matter what your Always decor. With 12 ft. rhaln and 15 cord. UL approved. MARX SPORT WHEELS QMUAYE $3.12 And now, one year after a any of the trees on the land at patients because his family 50-to-60 feet tall pines in what was for decades a thickly recommend.atlonfrom the city all, hesaid. moved away last year after hisAnderson Rule Turnpike Cost Over $54Million wooded one-acre tract on SR zoning board to adopt a tree Klosky asked Davis what can divorce and "I'm basically a Circuit Court Judge Voile 434w bounded by Grant Street conservation ordinance was be done about the tree removal. father ..." Williams today reserved ruling TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The J.E. Greiner Co., Inc., of traffic and inflation during the ignored, the city council has "I don't see how you can stop "One night the occupational on a motion to dismiss charges The state had a cost overrun Baltimore, whose turnpike con- one-year delay in starting coninstructed City Atty. Joe Davis the man from cutting his trees therapist called me into his of- of conspiracy to commit ex- of $54.8 million in corstruction tracts have been canceled by struction, Ellison !aid. ' icials to come up with a law to stop down unless you have an or. lice, and told me about tortion against Orville of two extensions of the Florida the state Transportation Dc. He was especially critical of further mass destruction of dinance forbidding it," Davis George," our req. 12.8$ $4 59 Our req 5.97 LAMPS LIWII UP' IN STYLE SANYO "12" (diagonal) 3 For $ 10 our rag. 4.97 - • KENNER SSP RACER COME SAVE UP TO $10M DIAkIWf DAIJAUWn up on this quality film and save. rnaar a' a. vmc MVt and fancy Choose from Yucca, Rubber or Dieffenbachia. From .44" to 50" high. brown & beige. MEN'S PLAID CPU JACKETS Awarded Star Rank OlD COLOR COME SAVE $1.00 WASHINGTON (AP) There were these other devel- flights, which are not heavily effective Dec. 1. The currentALTAMONfE SPRINGS.-. Faced with a worsening of the opinents on the fuel shortage: traveled, City council Th sday ur n i gh t price of a barrel of oil to J -' Jr (ttel shortage, a key senator and In. agreed to ask the Seminole -Auto travel became more United State;s is about $4 40 -Canada, the United States' cluding the 40-cent tax 'levied Legislative delegation to adopt the White House energy adviser expensive In many areas of top source of foreign oil, said state law redefining the city's have agreed to act "without country, with price increases of is raising Its federal export tax It Oct I. corporite limits even though delay" on an emergency plan. as much as three cents a gallon on crude oil by almost 400 . UnitedStates has City Atty. Joe Davis said the Senate Interior Committee at some gas stations. importing about 70 million cent action is probably a "waste of Chairman Henry M. Jackson rels of crude oil and petroleum time" and Councilman Dan PhillipsPetroleum Co., citing said he and White House ad. The tax will increase from 40 products each month from Dorfman called the effort viser John A. Love agreed on increasedcostsofloreigncrude centsa barrel to$l.90a barrel, Canada. oil, raised its wholesale prices "whistling in the dark." quick action because Davis said the only method is much worse than all of us by three cents a gallon for gasoline arid heating oil. Sun, the city has of redefining Its anticipated a week ago." Union and Skelly oil companle3 corporate boundaries to include The two met after a announced price hikes of one annexed lar.ds since 1958 when sessme,it of the effect of by nine Arab nations on oil cent per gallon. Dealers Imme' the current charter was diately began to pass the Inadopted is through the shipments to the United creases on to the consumer. DETROIT, Mich. (AP) days supported by metal conlegislature. Recent figures more than don. Boy Scout George Casenhiser traptions. Nevertheless he said it apbled previous estimates of the -A number of airlines diminnumber of flights. The was one merit badge short of Scoutmaster Hugh Melvin pears unlikely the delegation low in oil Imports, Jackson ished the earning Star rank said the first doctor to examine will view the request favorably. said, nation's three largest airlines when he aheaded offlast May 14L trail the George after he fell from the Dorfman - called the "There'll be a lot of things - American. Trans World and .s..... .. .-. uu. U iUr.c to ..h...h UiiiU U U VV. [IC tree gave him "a one per cent delegation's refusal to pass the turned off the moment that last United - dropped 80 flights to fell and broke his neck. chance" to five out the day. legislation during hearings lag ' •. Washington conserve fuel. Other cuts were Buttheyouthclungtolifeand year "political harassment" Democrat said. announced by Delta, North Thursday, the 14-year-old Jackson has introduced legLs. Central, Piedmond, Con- West Bloomfield Township boy as regained his confidence, and a "circus" where city ofdeal with the fuel tinental, Frontier, Eastern and was awarded his Star in a bed. thanks In part to Bill Kennedy, licials were subjected to ) - lation to ,, ., .._ .. shortage. zluweber, we wiun- Northwest Orient. side ceremony at Detroit Re- U 1aJU WW4'VU &dUIt& 1,1 Mayor Lawrence Swofford istration disagrees with several All of the airlines said they habilitation institute, There the seven. provisions. wen cutting back on I'lowtond" paralyzed youth spends his The two met last August told Davis to "feel out" Rep. while Kennedy was doing vol- Eugene Mooney to determine unteer work at the hospital and how the request would be have worked together since handled by the delegation. He . ra A r;+ i Treiia I rii rl r' A i . v • i i..a vv ..# I LãI t_i on thp merit badue in added that the city will not , - - pursue the matter if Mooney's scholarship. response is not favorable. and Evergreen Street, have By DONNA ESTF.S the city's dedicated right-ofbeen razed to make way for way for Evergreen street. Ibis Kennedy said he began workHerald Staff Writer LONGWOOD Hundreds ot "progress" in the city, means the owner did not leave tog with children and other Judcie Reserves -* - settled INQUIRIES INVITED WillIams iesered ruling on a motion by Sh!Mle*s attorney for a change of venue in the case. - P.O. Box 86, Casselberry, Fla. 32707 �- —r. -'=r.- - - - - - - - -- - -- - - ==- =- u ________ I, 2E-.The Sanford Herald FrIday, Nov. 2 1973 he Qritc. 1 Seminoles, Gre yhourids To BOttle Tribe Mentor Thinks Takes Decision Over Gonzalez 'I -H Griffith Retains World Title Lyman Frosh Burkhart Seminole-Lyman By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent tiy DAN GILMARTIN herald Staff Writer been changed — at iert on the roster — as their are six seniors listed for the kickoff on the Offense really beat their next opponent. At least that Is line. Tackles will be 205 pound senior Billy Hardy what Coach Claude Woodruff said Thursday along with sophomore Mike Good who cbe1s in TOrn GCOCh "We think we can beat them," said the grid Two seniors will occupy the guard spots with tutor when asked what he thought his team's 165 pounder Don Taylor pairing up with Don chances were Saturday evening. Blaylock at 205. "Yesterday we baa a gd practice and the Kevin Parker, a 150 pound senior will man the The tribe has a tough one coining up jjg "'C.' rt ii I ' Fl l'nJ Ps') — - I - healthy Sanford team? Can a freshman lead a much action. Metro Conference school to victory in a Starting In the backfield with Burkhart will Elijah EcMar Crlion Edge 61 Y Hardy T o 0 i't M IIR] ii I L flit. ltLItY11ih tiLat tt - (ii •• V - - - through the mind of Head Coach Dick Copeland constantly hampered by knee troubles. Expecej as he preps his team for battle Saturday night to play wiaghack is Greg Lloyd, against Sanford. The only key positions unscratthed by injury The is bet 1 cd L are the end slots Tom Gooch and Matt Leslie Ft Id b n Tay'or Jo flfyI0 e uu_tg -- hltiiiian suffered a shoulder injury against for the second game In a row. Woodruff was ,,1 - -± -- - - -- - ' - .. -1I r-- -- ---------- -----: r ---- --• veil! kiu flit. of1tnii. itLck iii nis I rt stdrtlng or [or 11UII1II1 ,t unter (,lcnn liii and Dan 'l VvilUam OT I- - Edgewater, which happens to be the number _________ — = ttj - Mickey - - - - KelleyCimpbefl IA tnt,it ' fullback last year r Sutton other halfback slot. Thompson has been very I fle i'wen point in the season so far, in• terms . ... the defensne ____________________ Costantine's aence therefore conld prove a r facto backed up by dual safeties Edwards and Sutton, k and then transfer them back to the Baby Longwood at Lyman Field. Administration do this because of the time lapse between the JV tendance as the reason for L- n : a n, L J y j sucricirus - ' ., In b the score terview with Griffith's manager, Gil Clancey than the two battlers could eight rounder, The two had met Wednesday in a draw that the two bad waged on the last Orlando card. McKLnney scored "crook," and "incompetent" were thrown around until calmer heads-- qualification In the sixth round. -Pinney waded right in from the held on to take the verdict from a -fast closing Shavers. iit Last Week's Pickin' was a bit poor for 00 no one U deadlock with neither team - in his knee last week against Evans. Mainland, hlishop 1tre, Bone, ones ani mse1 anu fe a notth off the zespective. npo)ll4 • •ii "" After a brief "neap, so to speak, (done only to bolster the - - 1 a winner. a Ralph Stumpf coached squad, had been con. jt e pic ure Iter sea.son. feature a two pronged offense under the J JWVV I.I.Ve proven tO _ ______ - ents, ______ David Bovain, a class mate of Johnson's, as the pigskin are Joe Moore, Scott McAllster and Oviedo's other the Initial quarter thizgs speedster Vaughn took a Iwep cumulated ) ir4s on offense didn't get any better for around right end 23 yards for of them have shown the awesome point with alarming accuracy His faorite target Is terceptions gvinu them a of ,, •, - -. ' t PAT LYMAN VS SEMINOLE - sidelines for the ouchdown. j-- •.-- game they take on Cocoa, then 7th ranked Defensively,JimRlddlerema(Itithecaptainand Sanfbtirg cir4 a passing oer5mlnutearemaln1ng theirordyvictorycomingattlie sttack that hit on 11 of 20 atFi'e minutei into the second expense of Daytona Mainland. - - ___ =-I --- PtPi final minutes of the action Less sighted individuals on the staff, Gilmartin, Geiger and -- - 4' orthethlrdscore the senior Greyhounds. H- -- - appeared for the Hounds as -:ci'S 1E1 W& II - 12 The Houd kicker, Steve aod succeeded when Sandbcrg Valentino of the Middies assured me this year j - the field ba- t. kick an 18 yard aerial The kick was SS kick a Wildcat through the protection and learns to the dressing room at Lyrn " Penauy yardage last year They airead) have one win and I'm o o o o— o - VIVP are the Greyhound 10 yard marker. leading the charges. Behind the - a' ' Fr - - - - L.. 2-- -- - -'\ __ -i-- - ,- - "-. 'b - :' - - A --A) -= - - -- - - - - -- l4 -' - - - ByJQHNCHERWA Jones and Oak Ridge. - -- -.------ :- NI(TM. -'':t JI " I - - -- SEALS ON SWEEP IJAKI. BRANTLEY VS ROCKLEDGE PDu ....L - - - - (Herald Photn hv - r , C_;I,.;. ' and losses exhibition, Sanford Naval Invitational he dominal muscle, His latest day's naticnally televised An. the team from Longwood l'hin4 Mt. Dora Bible harrLi in vi iiitiiseithal caiincin at SNA. race. Lyman coached by David Flash Bertot He has been He was knocked nearly un. Bobby Unser's one-mile Ian Huggins. reveruieieu, he is coming Into form these past few conscious but regained enough mark of 141.956 miles per hour -- m.p.h. by pole winnr Mario in effect at the Pocono (Pai 500 month. ' -__- - _____ -- - -- - 1 - ______________________________ 11 locals whil? Gilmartir. sees a 20-14 game for the Forest ciC 1 ds ot the •tine o _- -_----___- - - _ ______ ____________________________ ___ ____ ___ ___ - _________ ___________ - ___ - t h dl iri'l similarly with a 35-20 Astronaut win. Cherwa is - alt i'l nit thIrd or more 5tU)S tijr, I j t-est around - . .... da'fend.r-t wiU t Moor 3 'r. t,.w.,.. ,_.._ "illi Ui# - - _____ ________ _____________ - ______ — -, -- -- -- - - - - - , • Leftowich attempting to pass - - - - calenthr will come from a 20lap consolation race prior to Saturday's 4 p.m. EST feature th1 year. squad after being sk!&ln! wIth h.l(v*i* it will take "team The field includes seven drlv- 'rs in U [ii, ii th 'I'tcr th , Siabrtizt 1n it itional Inith(iol Other schools expected to meet hosted 40 teams. ihe tri 1k oR] sthool to te all seven varsity barriers named Edgewater Bishop Moore, last week In his best per- County Team - )tr, led b) - - - - Indianapolis winner Gordon Johncock's ' - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just FltBetweenStucidanasandpafters) have won events' championship I ____ - _____ TRINI'rY PREPVSADMIR%LFARRAGUT ound h-re I'r- -, runners the likes of Mike nd came back the next week to Distr'ct Meet from which the dud tdke sixth at (lit NA lop fI%c squads moe on to Boone has been theonlytam Invitational, state. Sis got his Second tIkinp if Ifl mdding sx (rain the 40 yard' md TO rwibatk b) Brown die Buthop SaIntspIckCdoffaIy,)theraeflal line on the last play of the tti and pounced on lien M galloped 99 ar(L'4 ti heesk I' Hornets back oer Pie1) attack W ;r-'wering "U , ----Norbert Seal, ted the prep- followed callk41' (or the baCkfield members to L' - - i- Evans has the home course was marked when he finished 17 team in recent weeks. After this final event on the United _________ -- ___________ iniq flt& o dr'fc'i c' I croj i 1rc (nitah II • Astronaut is 1ust I. uermlneu uy we iinai tauy I in iilling it a 34- -=--- Winter Park is the defending is back and has Huggins main concern Is to earned positions in wEal will be champion and has been coming regaInedstrngth after being Ill keeping his team healthy, a a 24-car lineup. Thursday afternoon at their Trinity defense. The Saint on in the second quarter at',? i,,.1 ii.... den of - ' 'I . — - -__•' :- - - I— un or ars,ty posted a a smaller Hornet line and make a game rcsourvlirg 410 tor> oer ound uptv' hnii te r ruh1n h Bro pithoif spunky but outinann Bishop game to a mmus five 1s, - - ______ victory from the Patriots, whllQ all the rest rif Ih Staff has followed my fearless approach, I'm hin 1t .s.. while my three cohorts see it. by even biwer - the count will be 35-14 and "D . . C , (1 .' ' - - 't The star running in the first stani 0t dflnoufl4d the promotion of 12 ID's as he led his squad to an Matthews converteii on's rent after the Contest. The Baby rernaPs the ITiOst bopresalve quarter. The epens$veIv rnached San year Q's coach. Dlon Cjrnai,Ithdnr ii thi rntlu '0" -...., SPA tuirnn o-..',' a victor' at the expense of the the night and none was sched. "•'" .- da, rht ,r'tr'c"fl I3s kethall Association match. .- '•..., ''" ' %ssNIIttel "We're such a new club," get things in stride. We can't 8.IJULWII. 11 Tarn.,' Coach Bill %an Breda tJw1I for hic club's pla Ttrnible" "We turned the ball over too happen, mainly by sheer hustle, vented from playing by a tern- well and we didn't hit," he said. NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING IIr *aufnrb ENCHA ?." COmpetitioN with a 6.0.0 goIng in the basket" said Wilt cured by the Los Angeles In. of the game. vrath pH 172 261) P''iFl _'%% I 's." ° Metro Championship and the Bousquet has taken over the assorted injuries as Smith It almedthelrawesomeftrepower speeds %tng widths ere re- the folluwing months, new lap order the teams finish Is the leadership role from Duncan started in a triangular meet at at Fastrack International duced and fuel supplies cut, records were posted at four of - 7. - (Herald Photo By Roger Hodges) In accordance with Metro hierron, JImm) Brinker, Jim No one on the Greyhound spite attempts to slow them ened victory at Indy, the USAC prompti) set a new course - Wildcat pass that fell incomplete. The Cats had their way most of the _____ - - - ___4. Club cour.se to determine the Mark Bousquet, Kenny Dun- adopted this style of race and It - '- i,- ' II yard pais from kkk) - formance of the season. length w4 th pluith greens and marked Improvement. - T the contest 6-0 Gilmartin calls it a 22-s St Augustine win while Cherwa and Gei'e r picked up four then with 8:24 SIeve Lang the Hounds moved WP — Atki, remaining in the initial period into striking distance but c'rai *hr,i..nI. w Comptete their drives, *oee. ______________ I (j 0 - '-_ ____ - Sc r?strsT1 - , ' I.. ------- iiIti. first two I ccomp i next year I am going to , Park poto ballS D.W•?I1 ri.. 4A'' fr2 iLa) n4 ''' '' 1L 3$ - Y are currenti) ranked fifth in the state the backfield for short gainers amongst Thp) A schoot and four more win., OvIed will crcc a.th' be led by signal caller b - the Rebels to an upset victory yards rushing. -i_.I, Winter Park jay%ees ac. , - - myself m a three way tie for second, with the line A iviatwee If ursay Resphis P1 1' Ds*e. Iasc 7 ph all fou teams re able to move as well Florida rushers with 10 'I'D's and over 700 yards as the Lion's or close to it, during their ecoun- ga . • - ssippi State "nder the lights. year. of 2 00 - the game was not decided till the final gun. - The two contestimts In tonight's east coast ha*?Ift h • e me1 ee common ILoes,I Ifl po P frI A anu .1 0 n t. tm., ooc1iieuge rnuie UUUI teams, Mike White will not suit up for the Sanford game. facility the Greyhounds have accumulated a 4-3a foot ailment. —— ne gives the Rebels an even , said McClendon. "They're cer- yards), Larry Kramer (302) , Coach Charles McClendon of the set for 4:05 p.m., EST, In two games and three of five The Oviedo lions, who finally got their defense cranked unr In th" "'d half lass n hI1,) gear ncnjnc( Ocoee, had better k eep one team Orlando Edgewater. Ole Miss capturing seven and 1970 season "We've been behind 10 differ- for the 62nd time in a series lCd (Herald Photo b Lee Ge1 - a.ouisiana coach that this is something j game against the Rebels since natic'nal power during a 24-year stdged another last year, re- nationally televised South- N If the situation warrants it CopeIand plans to .4 use aawiser 51• •k. h.I IIe s -A agaui Costantine, Central Florida's premier .passer, ' A i • years re L.VflflSS,JU was.1 jwuor V8Iliiy :::. •: - wa injured. temporarily I might add) resides in first place - a inins 31 yards rushing contest went to the Israel Emergency Fund the paying behind conquests this year, added. "We're going to run out triumph In Jackson. However, posted a 185-57-12 record. He the first time since the season The linebackers are slated to be Jerry Of course B'..hart' p'mcc L'.'t t'c - nbs'1utely no knowledge whereof he writes, B Mike McKlnney1 in, marie his Irofessional debut In front of his home town faizs, winning, by taking WI hands to Ia e every row on all the officials cards. Although the Mtamlan refused • to go down -- - competed in three freshman games before being across and blocked what could have been a peers hitting on 20 of 34 passes, with many of ti In a&li" " SI'" (Lwl iIla, I go .1, " game at senior memrs Ot U squau, T LUU_ãI u u. nose man spot and flanking him will be hr t - 1 1 1en rke t. Undefeated, John Pinney 159½ from Tampa, stopped Joe Hooks of Miami for the second time In less oxning bell and punshed hooks - - The Sanford squad had had plenty of tough the Seminoles next year. - -r z-rrrr.rr-r- The referee and one of the judges scored the fight in the champion's favor, 91-94, while the other official and Brian Sircupwill be the guazds. cond ninth gra&r In Hound history ever to r - Emile Griffith, 157½ pounds, retained his United States Middleweight Championship by pounding as they spent most of the evening yelling for more action from the - ' ,- '__ --- restored order. Orlando's Mikc Quarry appeared in a three round exhibition with undefeated Southern Middleweight Champion, Tony Licata. Both Seventh ranked Sutton who matches statistics with (I (PRIIII i.s. I report card that ) SE SE Dan D.vine BrianStroup ChrIeMe.ek fraed up by the controve.'sy of "hich cub- f:cn thc GffCnslve line. -- By JOHN CHERWA Lymin TAMPA — Orlando's Pete Ashlock $ initial venture at contestant.,. Griffith tried his best to accommodate them as he took the fight to Gonzales. It was this aggressiveness, coupled with an ___________________ HIICI 513$.W - 12*21 Thursday Night's Results "a' r nil - - -. A ING. INC. �- - _ - - -- —-— - — - _ _ - - _ - - - .-' TT,fl . - !(, - -. - _ - _ - - wii1ollimmi - r i1 1 j 4B— The Sanford Herald Friday, Nov 2, 1973 o 111 LegalNtice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice : ALLEY OOP RoMero Legal Notice - ______________________________________________________ liu_ __________ _______________ ___ --. ___ .---. - __ -_ - __ - - - - _. - . ~c ~: n~ -- - I : I .; . ~,, I ". ____ -ME IF . A_; - -1 _- 1 I — -~i FICTITIOUSNAME Wins For Fairway . - 21 ----- 1 ________ - I or ________________________________ - - . , I - 1K , I ;t!.L~ Ar _-1------ ~,_ .T , , ____ __, - . - 41. MO_M~ ~ - - ____ — ~-_!!--!!~- -4~4 . P - ________________________ _______ _~_ k -i- - __ --.1 ---,I-.I-- ~_ - ia - - 2 - - __ .. . - - - __ high for Fairway Plaza Latinfront when the) won the - .- 'I , - - - - ~ .. ~, - -__ ~ _- - - v w .- - when they won four points irOM Able Ricni-Aill. Doi -buttui, Helen Padgett's 18W67 — 7 I -1 =_:~_ ~=_ I ; :: .. -.-.- - _~ rr=~_~ __ --Tim - _Ii, "- -_ !_-. -1~'_~ A~L~ __ _-1_~_:;~~ ~~z ~ .- S SAN AN-MN10,Tex. (AP) - card as a fWl-fledged member hitting Crens,haw filled the void Ben Crenshaw, the most highly- of the pro tour. touted r"e since Jeck NickCrensMw ran in a monster Broad smfles broke acrtnis uS hi t the pro golf tour, held puttome6O or 70 feet-f or a the tacos ials C the lead but wasn't yet ad share the lad on the 17th hole s nsor San Antonio Golf sWt count.ing the winners, then wedged to six feet and AssodaUon whe he birdied his In the $,OoO Texas de U putt for a closing last two holes and came the en. bire th gave him the lead leader just as darkness began "It'sgood ag S'L' the husky alone. te gather. 21 )ear1d said Thursday af ter nice Fleisher, a former na'The absolute best thing that his blaz~, six-iTsder-par 65 tioml amateur champion, and could have happened to our ma onske hi old Pete Brown one of the tournament," they said offic — at _________________ - -- - - _______ -- - - - % - &W one round of the chm for few blacks on the tour. 9wied a $,0OO prize second with 66s ____________ ha who chall ed for the ledd and (mished a SiXth r _~-1 4 ._: ~_~___Z_-.,~-~~-~ - - , , :: " It' s good to start with such a good roundL I feel pretty can- Charles Coody, a former in the 1973 Houton Open while Masters champion and twotime stiU an amateur, didn' t have a fidenL But there' s three more winner in Great Brit.i& this bogey and missed only two rounds to pla y. t's a long year was alone with a 67 in the greens in his st rong forL "it was a very good " I' m not even going to start the 6.990 yard, par 71 Woodlake the blond, IM94udred young thinking about winning -- J - yet" Go!! Club cours the man said "I'%e pla yed good ' s great rounds before, but ' me u tional coUe&te champion from names-Jack Nicklaus, Amold get through 18 holes wiUmt U Uni Texas, was Palmer, Ie Trevino, Tom making a bogey—no tter making his flrst start since Weiskopf--6k.ipped this tmum- how g1n his approved pver s ment, but th-------------e personable, haI- It s a -good round. - .• -- ------ - ---- _______ --- _____ \ 1 - _________________ report as Executor of * ________________ y ji dering distribution of the Estate andthetenalthschargeof GEORGIA before the Court. GEORGIA REDD John M Sterling, of CROFTON, HOLLAND & STARLING, P.A. Titvsvilte, Florida NOTICE Is hereby en ed Ininess si ,Vat Cypress 32750 The ; Florida Statutes IqS7. outside (Sealed Did for Legal S; Wilton L. Hooks Case Binders. open November S, Publish: Oct. 19, 26. Nov. 2, 9, 1913 19?3) Bids will be opened at I EU 12S Bwd of County Commissionen Mv.4ing Room. Second Flwr, IN— THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF Seminole County Courthouse, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Sanford Florida Actual award n* league welcomes Dot CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tosc essfuIbidder wiII be made Buttkin to the Able Rent-All COUNT ,e FLORIDA. at in* next regular Courdy FILE NUMBER 13-234CP Commission Meeting, Second team. In re. Estate of Flo, Seminole County Cour LONNIE Pb'. '1ATO. Doris Bacon scored 93 pin thOuse. Sanford. Florida on over her average and will deCeased November s. len The Board of NOTICE TO CREDITORS County Commissioners compete in the "Bowler Of the All creditors of LONNIE M the right to waive any Month"roll off. WATSON, who died on August 29, irregularities or technicalities In 1973 while a resident of Semole bids and or to riled any or all County Florida are notified that bids they are required to file any claims Specifications may be pic ked or demands that they may have at the office of Arthur H against his Estate In the C;rculf Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk. Room 21iL y, Florida, Seminole County Courthotost, In the Courthouse of Samford, Sanford. Florida. ' t hmini'4 Flo (j wrl' d' a'D,rwsl' %11xeccaolu e' n" dar months Arlhur H. Beckwith, Jr.. from the date of the first plica Clerk PRESS tion of this Notice. Each claini or Bwd of County By THE ASSOCIATED demand must t4 In writing and filed I Commissioners ABA in dupl;cale, and must State the Seminole County. Florida Ei't Division p'ace of residence and past of By Ashby 6 Jones W L Pct. 0,1, address of the claimant and be Publish: Oct . 2 Nov. 2. 1973 Kentucky I 11.1111111 sworn to by the claimant. his agent DEU-177 Carolina I A 721 Ii" or his attorney, or it will become New York 4 S .444 1 according to law, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ' PRO CAGE STANDINGS c VS. INGRAM FLETCHER, ET AL. DvfrWsnls. NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: INGRAM FLETCHER. a natural p4fson,61 &Hve, and It dead. 3l;;j!nj1 his unknown spouse, heirs, devIsen, rantees creditors orotherpaflifl Claiming by, throvh, under Or against the said INGRAM FLETCHER, wtvo'snof known lobe eithtr or alive; and THE UNION CHURCH OF ALTAMONTE OF ORANGE COUNTY AND STATE OF FLORIDA, its unknown Officers, directors general managers Cashiers. resident , agents and busines s agents. successors and assigns or other parties claiming by. through, under or against THE UNION CHURCH OF ALTONTE OF ORANGE COUNTY AND STATE OF FLORIDA~ and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title of Interest in the tiowing described real properly located In Seminole County, Florlds, 10 *11: TRACT ONE- Lot & ftck "i". Lot 23 Block 6 • of NLANDO SPRINGS. TRACT 29, as pef plat thereof recorded In Plat Book S. page It. public records of Seminole County, Florida. TRACT TWO7 Beginning 210 Ito East of the Souttrwest corner of Section 7, Township 21 South. Rang. 29 East, n thence East 210 leaf. thence North 210 feet, thence West ie fed, thence South 210 fed In point of beglng. AS ALL DEFENDANTS, ,inct APO" -, I - - _ - - - - ._- - -- . ______ = : - -- - -- __ X __4I I! L - : _d __ _. -. . 1W ~ ,V1 Il . L £ - -- -'— CARL - - - - -- . ____________________________ - - - - ------------------- - :-r - .- H — . - -_ - __ . - . fir . fmv - - , -' ,! :'. . -* .. . . - .:'-,_______________________ -_________________________ BOB _____ ' "j, j- _~ - ;"_.". ~r.,~;,T ..-.~-_ KING Pat King will be two the attractions at the Florida Home and Rider Home Show this Sunday at Shady Trail Stibles. In addition to the English and Western horse sho%vings Bob KiI ng will repirtsent the Central Florida BagpIipe Band who will receive the shows proceeds _________________________ -0 . I - ~__ ~_ - __ _____ - . . - - - - - - — - daughter -L _ ~ MVLX - -tJ114 -1 - ) .- _~~ - .- ~,-'. z ~~:C,jaw:, r z - ~4t'lAy __ --.i4~ ~a;e;. . Ili .W",,I ~, -~ -V~ 1 3- 1 __ - f i)r4-_.-, - ~' 7-4 . I ___________________ %fifull By ' rIfE AWCIATF.D PRESS are so knowledgeable Lh2t they Tom L)--iak will always re'As fgoal in the boo You when You do something wrong- Here in Atlanta Uwy ?iational Hockey 1"rie. ________________________ - it- 11WIMU I III *a if " sire was -great," sd I.) cheer you when you make h r1 kn -' when you a ~e 1 __ - 1 -_. - J;.- _ _-.:!_r,.43 ~ I . ~-_ - __ 5__- - -. . II -__~:;----_!~_, .- -I -.---- ~ - ~* -, . — _____ .___ F ~_ AN eym _-w__-, __ __ ~~,~ - I __ __ _____ .Z" __.- .. I ~__ ! . t;( ; : ~ _.--'~ -w -K . 1, _ -_ __ --I --M --;ff __ - --~___ - ~~- ~__ -1. -- __ - ..~ -_z -~ ': -?,. ~ ,,4 - 1, - . S~ W -----------"' - - :- . -.. _______OM~f .'-.--- - - - Z- -- __, __-, .- Rm __ _____-1--_ - - , : ______________________ . iiaq!~--~ mz~~ 7=~_~ ~ --.-.--~~ -- =-WE%— -— X ____ - ~- - Z __-_ - ~ - ~~ __ - ___ __ - , - - ___._ - ____~_ — _ ~~___It~ - ~ -1 -__- -_ ~~_ ___~ _. - - " = Z -V F__ 4; * Flawne3 Lvillit the ClIthfOrnia icLun of Lk AWla fans, but Golden Seals 7-2 Thursday you can' t exped them to be as nliIvht. knowledgeable about hockey WhA w_- rcal.ly nice about after jwsl two years. I really goaI No. , I in the big kagues was 16V the fans here AM love the it 1n, mpped the New York Defendant NOTICE OF SUIT PROPERTY TO; Wilfredo R. Mastrapa and Candids Mastraps Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose the mortgmw an the following properiy in Sitfn i riole County, Florida, BARON and WAYNE PARKER d b and a AME RI CAN 5CR E EN EN PEARL M GRAY Wife CLOSURES, CEEDINO NOTICE OF SUIT 70: John Baron and Carol baron S6 Timber Lant Bristol, Connecticut YOU ARE HF PEARL M. GRAY, WHOSE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRE~S IS ROUTE 1. ALMA, ARKANSAS. Atworn PefiGonfor DIssolullonaf Marriage t,j,,ng -- .. vio"Itow. AI the meeting interested parties may 6PPtAf` end be he&.-d with respect to the Proposed Ordinance, This hearing may be Cw*lr%o@d i ram ti me folime until final action it lakon by the City Counclu A copy of Il proposed Ordinance , ,' - .. ,.c 'fr'J rh' p un,acicted wore t)U or ° ti0f S63 09 S Mary L Hofner James M. Hoftntr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND B 33 Henry Schneiderman, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that that a proceeding for adoption ha been filed against YOU and you to Serve a Cy written ?n5eS, if any, thereto on Petitioners' attorney, whose name and address appear below. on or Liefore November 19, 1973 and life the original thereof with the Clerk of either ore service n Petitioners, attorney mediately thereaft er; wisf default wil. be entered against YOU IW the relief demanded Petition, . (SEAL) 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ma' aissotutson of marriage has been filed against you f. .' - . ,'' , ea I oo u _______________ ,, _________ " .. I . le . I _____________ I J~ ~:,r.41. 11. . 1,. . . L.7 , I,, ~, "i .? --- .- DIAL _____ I. FACEDWITHA DRINKING / - :. __ .J.Q ( -- — ---. - — — - 7 1 9993 Orlando bY H owi e Schneider _ ____ Sa nford Florida Winter Park- =_ 1 - — ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll fee, 644MI for "We Care— .- — - -- Want to sell somhing? A small investment in a Classified Ad will 'T'S Ai 4YJ TRY A W4 PHOW COLA 1 - V 1 tru S times 37c a line 21cm line 25 times 22C line JS MINIMUM CHARGE) I ( I:1 'I ~_ 1% .., . ; 0 Ii . - - "I 0 14:~~A . - IN D - - 3 Lines Minimum 1 1 to FOUND LarUebfackmaI,g Ph 323 1719 6 thru23times ~ - .r,! ! r :,.!, 1104 Magnolia Ave. collar green r rnfon,j REWARD 323 7J - - Clerk of Circuit Court ,~~~ _ nn ,,, . ep you are required to serve a copy of ROBERT M MORRIS of utI1ens " 2_-,- -,--Y- J HUTCiflSfl PURVE, attorney for LEFrLEi _Q Q____(~. awreis is 612 . Sanford Atlaritic Bank BuildIng, POST OFFICE DRAWER H SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 tSanford. Florida 32771, and file the BUGSBUNNY i ffel original with the Clerk I the above Attorney for Petitioner s— $ 1 . 1913 j : day of Nuvember. A D. 19y]. DEU 122 . THERE' O DIN -T lmN'MET' ' ~ W'ET! __ tered against you for the relief' In I demanded In the Piffillo i ~ In Probate. Ij PETUNIA1 W17NESSmy hand and thesoal of . In re: Estate of i ~. I 0 I 1 this Court on this the I th flay of il ] -i IRENE BLACKSHEAR . I October, ALD. 1973 It kf__ t .;, %I/ ' il . Deceased A, I (so! %0 II . 11 'k" To Ail Creditors and P - 1" i (I . . Claims or Demands Against Said Clerk of Circuit Court t 11 %. a Seminole County, Florida I j~ By Joy Webb notiVied 4 rPlredtO present any I Deputy Clerk ~ claims and demands you, or CARROLL BURKE .; either of )ou, may have agai nst the .-,. Attorney for Petitioner i~-, . i jai 6)2 Sanford Atlantic deceased, late 11 ~ id Cnty. to -3 2 / fr. i''I . Bank BuiIdlnU ' -. 1 • Circuit Judge of Seminole County. Sanford, Florida 37771 Fiorida at his office in the court PublIsh. Oct 19. 76. Nov 2,9, 1973 house of CAPTAIN EASY County at Sanford, by Crooks & Lawrence _______ DEU 126 Florida within Six calendar THE EW5 WELL, LETS • AND NOW 1H / TH4K5 FOR LETTI ME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE from the time of the first Publication ot this notice T*o Copies of each EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL 13Y l5UR6LAR,5 ) JAVA HOWD . \ . WHO BROxe • claim or demand shall be In iti CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY XND , SERIOUSLY INTO THE. VMW JUrr — l — --crvw. \ UNDED LAØT and post office address of ?he OF FI IVIL ACTION NO 13-1111A 4 PS~'CHIATR15T claimant, and %hall • rcE' BOB'S LOUNGE & PACKAGE be sworn to by 3ZD OFF 4 a ... PR A/ERO _. INC.. and ROBERT J. BROWNE: the claimant, his agent, or attorney LA,5T NIGHT ! FOYIE! : I WAS 'THIUK:and accompanied by a filing let of Individually, ( 11 1/ W10 ABCLJT .1 Plaintiffs. one dollar &rid Such claim of i i) demand not filed shall be void *. f —, ' r S: Edward L. Clark-.hemrr ] LEONARD RELIN, WARREN D. - - i CA5jF! As administrator r;f JOHNSON, JR , ! SHELDON . - I-Ir 1i , ssItsts The ~ Rated For Con3ecutive I nsertions—No Cha nge Mes LowweeIyrales 32234w Of Copy. 9 Want MU e Good Things to Eat - - - llia.ni.-5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9 a.m.- 12 Noon Dioadline--12 Noon Elay Before Publicalion ___________ ttetw squast.. 3 b', picked. S3_50. 8!30 a m. fit jlurj%ef Cain Farms. 46 West from San ford, to Crange Blvd., Right on Of8ftQe Blvd. dt Adventure Cama. left on Delaware, 323 OS60 before 8 a.m., after 7;30 p m. - .&a= —_ _____ - -...,-- _. r I , any 11vart ty, Announcerrents ________ t 1* - ' - 2 In Memoriam 11 - 3-- emetar,es ____ PIANO LESSONS I? Week Chord Cours e ' Harry Wester, 373 1)79 ,- Lo.t ' and Found 6- !chald re _____ months ?--Motels InstructIons - 13 Travel Agencies Hotels FLYING CARPET TOURS iC . 9—Good Things to - -_ r -. I I # -, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LEONARD RELIN PS ec eased I I -0 *_ d STENSTROM, DAVIS & Florida State Bank Post Office Box 1330 Rochester, New York and W IRENE BLACKSHEAR - and you and each of you. art required to We your sns*tr or wi*,h In# Clerk of said Court, and WVt a copy 'hereof upon told ow address is P0 Box l3 113 ?gno Ii Avenue Sanford Florida 32771. on or before Novem r lfrlandif youfailtodo to, a Dolovil Judgment will be entered against ii. and each of you, for the relieI . Cmanded in said Complaint 1 The nature of this Suit ' Is to ftweclo" a certain mortgage dated , fIclal Reconts Book $01 page O1S r, .1 %; wul l;;,c -%I, 11 1~ ,,:;, Z! C:.rCL;:1 .^ Court of Seminole County, Florida, encumbering the following described property, lying and being SHEET 1 and 3. NORTH ORLANDO OWNSI Tr-. 4th ADDITION. 41" 4ILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO, ~ . . and & Public Records Of Seminole I Couniy, Florida. (Westinghouse Range KFI110. Bard Furnace EF 101) WITNESS my hand and Of1IC jai Wal Of this Court at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, this tin ft HEY, _ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. . ~ ROOFERS. Experienced n built up rooting. Also - ROOFERS HELPERS Good wages. apply in person to B&D Roofing Corn Porky. III Seminala Blvd , Get cash buyers for a smit' U,,,r,,t tace a low c CICS%if led ad for soi?s. — _____________________ Rent Unfurnished Used car m.chanic. excellent pa, and working candilions. Working J)-rnuul p i v import cars Apply in person ia Davis, Bill Baker Volkswg. 3219 $- $793 FarRent lilt &Ir DE LI . 34 Mobile Homes Rent WINES ar pop.-rd I1 . N. - . . . ___ - .. . - 37 —Busine5 Property For Rent - , C 19" N "is '.. 1H,qVgS I1.2 Y CA rig 2631 and asking (er a friendly Advisor, ___________ -- ____ --- - cAVY. OFU 77 . tl&a r"_ 42-Mobile Homes PPAJ:Tto THE 43-Lots and Acreage — S&E H4LY APE THERE 2 I WHERE DO 41—Houses for Sal. HE AQ5T 515 - - -_ Rea I Estate WINTHROP I -__________ 38-Wanted to Rent 6 a—Farms and Grovq — C Nl FLYING CUSTOMERS uO? For Sale 16—income And ___ I L -1 -. , I 47—Real Estate Wanted -. i I I Merchandise — - - 11 M-__:;7,~ __~_ __Ilu~ BLON DIE, V"T WOULD 1, Y0tJ DO 1;7 WE _Q_VM_ 1Y MILLION i II T l,';' : ~ZT __EILA 5H IS SOLoMisce n ous For Sale Si—Household Goods •ufl9 ' — ~ !~ ~ ~ WELL, rD C 4I ~FIQST I' ' I I D CWANIGE , -) ~ HAIRDIRESSEP ) l4%B.cof . 1,141, ,&. ~q ABSCXUTELY NO GOOD ON PIN CURLS ances WWERED HE C70? ' - t__-~ , 0 — -.r. ,,,-~ 1, ~ It, __ . I II a 1. It 1A __ -I I r, - ~ - I I ~~_ _Aq1 A ' 0 U .r-, -,,- - __.t, ~) : II - I .., - 0, "/% , -61~ 1: , -' 1~ wa OCCOAS Of 1, *. 1. 10-4 fferWX I bot %.w ta b... *1 ra - 0 ' W4,V%r% h 4V.f&dL~'V'0,j.= SI-Sports i %4 5imenI I I; , I _t, 11 . - --_-~Wx Y ,z ____ V,% S3-TV - Radio - Ster" DOLLARS' 4 14 mint Sq-Musical Merchandis* Sanfo'li, Herald - ~ 60--Office Equipment And Supplies . . --~iiiiilliw~~ \ 0; __ zi: ~i 6i-Building Maierlots rll~ - - -- — -- --- - BE ETLE BAILEY Walker Mo - - 63—Mochinery and Toob 4 -Equi pment for Rent I , ii~cv , N I< -'V ' IVOIZK WNEF ~, Lot Y. GRANADA SOUT eof as recorded "it 15PIW.,• Records of Seminole County, THE 1144PECTON, :~IIZ; I I .) ,-,-1 t -1 I D , - 6S-Pei-. and Supplies ' ~AD 4 -;ET A ", ~ OF: WA05 ~. IN14PECIIN& ~ - "-Horses 1 11 (I r 5 P.-.1 ~: CtOTHE. . :~' Florida, Together with the following equipment permanently instaill I Whorfpciol Ranjr, Mwel RWE 70-Swap a nd riot -- ____ . I 1 "~4, A ~ 7 Electric Heat Heaters Model 24 ER 50 I Electra Ceiling Heater. model - ( .- •_. . I 11. I_N"%,, . I.__ I:--: -. -. - - ~: 1.,I - W14Y 00 THEY 5TRAWA WHIT TWEE T1w0 nfl) AT T ' ,":i W WITH - - -1-1 CO~e HERE F STORES. Foov. Ow.Y .W %~~,~1 Clefk of the C;rcuff ) - A Lee Fa I k and THE PHANTOM I HIE I WO AT T ) MEE~~ N~_ I I , Sy B3rry ARE -10j I THFY TETHEPED 114E ChEs 1,711H 6UNS LIKE &CATS? .."ILL EAT A ., ~. /' i I .-- -% III / ---1 . .*L I . ~ .~ :. . - , is—Campe rs TraI Trailers 16-Auto RepairsParts AccessorIes ??-junk Cars Removed 18-MotarCyCtes s for Sate 1~ R .F. Calls New in 1he area'? I-Aviation ~ ~_ % I QA V . '. At Century Hot Water Heater model SRT 142DV WITNESS my hand and official seal of this Court Scm,ciolio Couniv. riar-ca. th;% ,sit, clay of Oclot;er. A D, 1973 . I INTO MY Cording THOMAS A SPEER OF SPEER 11, SPEER Six wII - I I C,cpvty Clerk THOMAS A, SPEER f RNl . '' address is PO Box 1364. Sanford, Florida, 12171, on or before November 23rd, A D 1973. and It you fail locloso, a Default Juagmentwill be enterod against you, and each at The Is to ose that 0 Certn crlgag dated May 11. 1971 and tiled June 2 101, and record" in officia Records Book 94, page 648, In the (.if (v of the Clerk Of C Ircull Court of Seminole County, Florida, an. , cumbering the following described property, lyinu and bring in a10-ApartmenIs Rent Unfurnished Male Help Wanted ]]-Houses Rent Furnished IN frnk £ By Marths , Vihim j : _______________ 3;—Artrnenls Rent F urni'shed )fl 147 bevera 18 - . Cai n ping - Resorts Do your camping and came;ng at Renta Is ft F nnmr),~ onFoiFol IseAll I ; - 14 13—Travel Agencies 32—Hou ses ~_R I VP___ *_Z. I - by , *4 — - -= :z - = ===_-_---_=_-ZTravel & Recreation IS fli? — eA* • * li—Instructions 9—Rooms for Rent __ FRANK AND ERNEST ______________________________ .- . - 1 0-00 It Yourstif - , I i4t .04 . .. Suite 2 Atlorneys for Estate Of w• address Irene Blackshear. 1 unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED ti an Deceased atn rescn a deed to ,.ai PubliSh. OCt. ). 26. Nov. 2. estate, covering the following DEU 116 a property NOTICE OF ACTION L 6 (Less the SOUtherly 713 feet) Theti respectiveunknown u nown heCiirsS. lndthi$OU?hfly 50 fedofLotSBlk dcv e "A of SOUTH FERN PARK hemrs. creditors, iruslets, r a Subdivision, according to plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 7. and all persons claiming by, 14 0 e 61, Public Records. Seminole through, under or against EULA MAE DAVIS. Deceased and Cnty, Florida. R OBERT DAVIS a k a Robert has been filed against you and you Davis.Sr DeCsed and each of areriredto,eriacop yofr then anu any and au persons ltten def,nset If any, to it on . hjkv;noj , Howard J, Clifton, plaintiffs ofight, title or Iwierest In the Maitland Avenue, Maitland. following described land, lyt'rig and Florida, on of before November being In Seminole County, Florida, 12Th 1973 and file the orig'nal with LVA IM clerk of this court either bfe cording to plat Increof as recorded service on Plaintiffs •ttOfny Ot I in Plat Book hipag lOOof the Public Immediately thereafter. otherwise Records of Seminole County, default will be entered against YOu Florida, Together *ith the following 4 Por the rCief demanded in the equipment permanently Installed COmPlaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the walof 300 A this Court on Gctober lith, 1913. I Fauo Hood, Mode! 266 (Seal) J Electric Heat Healen Model 24, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. ER,SO As Clerk of the I Electra Ceiling Heater model Circuit Court 1100 By: Joy Webb I I Century Hot Water Heater. A& Deputy Clerk 11 Publish; Oct-oil. 19. 24, Now. 2, 1173 You, and each of yciu, are hereby ~ DELI 71 notified that a Suit has bem brought I against Vou in the Circuit Court, in NOTICE OF ACTION TATE OF FLORIDA TO and for Seminole County. Florida. in Civil Act" No 73151 A entitled '5 W PALMER FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Ci dence ,, Unknown TGAGE ASSOCIATIOt4, porstion organiled and existing notified that a suit has been brought i pursuant to the Isw% of the United against you In the Circuit Court. : Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in arid States at America. Plaintiff. vs. I for Seminole County, Florida, In RUDY POOLE. of at , Defendants, and you and each of you are Civil Action No 73 B entitled r required to file your Answer to file FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Complaint At Amended. with the TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a car. Clerkofsa,dCourl andserveacopy poratlon organized and existing %usnf to the laws a! the Uniled theft'Of upon $aid Plaintiff, or his I ' attorney. lowil Thomas A. Speer, itates of America, Plaintiff. v. i . - at official rat, 3 Semoran Blvd (Hwy 436) 531 3233 Eat 4 . I I. : I - ~,iI .1 . - _' 4111% '.-.,-w II Ail adv%rhionj JPP#661`14 in Th. Samford t4traid on Wtd"sdey 11 I jutemalitally be p,jc*d In TZIr. for a warm wekome n IV I) . .., - Can Help Phone 473 4517 EEK & MEEK fiAW IAAT'S 66M Nov 2, 1975B ___ j :, q ____ , . V , :y - Major Leaguers . ,"'I ~ Friday, The Sanford Herald n' HIND US - DIVISION E this Court on the lith day of October, 0 - __ UPFROW! __________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1473-A DIVISION A In , the Marria? of GLIDA HUDSON PETITIONER, AND HAROLD I1t * EROY HUDSON, RESPONDENT. 4TO: HAR.)LD LEROY HUDSON $$36Bu?IerSlrt Hopt Mills, I . S: Omit R. Shomst@ City Clerk of the City of Long* . Florida Publish: Nov 2, 191) ____ in re: the Adoption of M A 13, and D1.8, - =;!= Z;,; woo I'm with theCl.rkof the City and same may benspeCfed by the Public this 30th day , your marriage to — Publish Oct19 26 liv 1923 ESTATES 6ccorag to ihe phi (gage on the following property in GEORGE E GRAY In the Circuit NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO about Thursday night as OW help Toronto tie New York 2-L thereW as recorded in Plat book 12, Seminal* Ciounty. Florlda~ DEu T Court In and for Seminole County. _. FICTITInsle -We in AUanta rather thar. on Flames xwed Um goals in Earfier in Lhe Deriod. Inpip .ft " I _-.~49 I -4 It'ey!"*t' % OAKS- 1-_:_-'!-_-:Z r'!t'!~1:,*"_ 11,440t which Is IN County Com - _Seminole County, FWlda. missiOntfs will hold a County, Florida, according . to lh# RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Public hearing the ftrst penaa and one malre In llarnmarstrom * scored & TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the road,"Llsiaz saia aDoUt hIS has been filed against You by Ad plat thereof as recorded in Plat In th V Co u nly Boiak GEORGE E. GRAY, Husband and Commission Ch AM1101`1 Of the viiince AAwigag* C-cwporilitigm goal late in the second period. the second to put the gativ on Maple Leafs' first goal of the " 16, Page 19, Of tht Public Records of P:!ARL M. GRAY, Wife undeftiloned, pursuant to , these SOMInOlie County the Delaware CorPoration, nmd ycv ar: ( I' k. r ri Name a rlp. rt rei !O ( your i f gari you a &fld liii your you $On* City like Lila Answer or In We NUL' s Wier Wxs. - t,, whae thCy Myers 1, Black Hawks 0 wrl"on clofenws, it Any to it, on the P.M, or as soon thefUfter as vwh it " CIO* of the Circuit Court, Plt&dlng with the Clerk Of the Cir. Possible to Conlilder application W a .PIS I nt iff' s 8 I tam# y, Whose name ar4 written cletensts. it any. to 4t on S. Goalie Bernie Parent Wored , n a r.a t or sem trial& Count V, F cult Court Cif StminOlt County, drtdglng permit on I" to,low ,no so!:Wress is McGEE, MERRITT & Kirby Moncrief of Shmbolwr and Florida, and wrvt a . his f th shuut of the season copy tfw@W on ft1,CrIb*d properly: :n recept of proof of the HIGH Hernando Stite Bank Logan attorney for plaintiff, Pititi,t $ Attorney Mack N Vi es Wcst-leillift Plifladelphla Pu"c$ South Building, Post Of SE 1-4 Of SE Office box 90, addrnS Is Post Office Box nrip, fitious name, to-wit, SOUTH Bn" and Ciftfland. Jr., Of the law firm of svllt#, Florid South t4of North Vipal SE I ISE ,,4, 4 33512, Sind tilt Sanford, Florida Jknd file the original CLEVELAND, MIZE III, BERRY. on SEMINOLE ANIMAL "OSPIT AL Section 2. Towniiihip 3D South. Range CLEVELAIND (AP) -Two by Paul 0"Dea wW Herb Score, Bil] lRarber provided the mar- ~ wh'.ch I arm engaged In fh* Original witn ttv* Clerk of I%# With the clerk of We above jjylW of before the 30th day of Nove-.n:.W, ObOvit styled court on of before court an or before Nov. 19th, 1173; A-D:, 29 East, LESS Road Rightef-Wgy. business at 102 Oxford Road, Fern De 1`1173, otherwise & default will . nmjor league bMW players two fwmer ClevelaW bdUins & 0( vico "y wo a power -and. PUY Part, Florida In the city Olt Fqfn , Comber 3' l9n- Dfhlfwi" A Othffwiw & ludgmtrit may I%# on be onforod egalr4l yo, are bothtm-d by eye iiijunes who had sunilar problem. V49m"f may be triltred against lered against You for the relief N* W ' A Of i1 he NE 1 4 goal at 17.'44 of the first period. Park, Florida Md NE ki of WITNESS m Y hillmil and %ralof1he you for relief ditenan-jed In the atmanded in the complain, cr Clerk r,l N E ',, of N E %.i1ZZfi-j a plucky Flori d0 * Df_2._1 I, Tt -! party ii t,-I complaint or petition itle Citc v" COQrI on this chains), soctio Pgfilion to lost an ki a foul hall ill L 1940 Wt P!ayed Dan 10[aloney' s first ga of C*A'r*e%s tn' t"Ari" 'I as folla*s: ~ .# WITNESS my hand and the 1*41 go WI TNESS my hanci 29 East. LESS R and the us[ of (Seal) _yM. Right of way. eye when W wa-S Wt by a batted for two more years, hitUng .318 the wa n brdte a W tie wW p iA;d C*ur4 . OA :h;ii &Z;l ' ddy of Car-. JAid Court on Oct. lb1h, If,'11 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and .M. powered IM Angeles to a 2el MAUR ICE SHAMS Of ball Last weekClerk Of the Circuit Court Sc rore, now , w-ve of the rMa ,ward Siegel of sAiurban v-ictm e., Over New York, Don Artt-jr if Bfckwlft, Jr. sNith I chalill), Section Clc-r~ of ihe C!-[~j,j court 6 12, Dtr~,ty clffi, jouncers fer the Tribe _. Township 2o SWth, Ron cirrk of the Circuit Couri X ()ta k _%[iot Lhe Kings in' .-. .0 n iv ERqY Further OWN Seminole County Deputy Clerk Attorney, lior pgiltion#r early lead with a goal at 1:49 of Orlando,! here after the mishap and was garnes, was hit in - the eye by A bad at IN former -Ilorido 3UM bof k cowrl"ovW S Kirby Moncrief .. __ er - ~__ - •• Maitlind Seminole Covnty Florida under Ih of WELD ALL. and that I jnI#nd to register No games were schm-edufled in Mid "mt with Me Ciffk of the the World Hockey AssociaUon Circuit Court, Seminole County, 171iursday night. Floricii in acc"dilince *ith the ;wov -s,ons of the Fictitious Name -lValLdes. ToW,1~ Section W,09 tshaden 2, Maple lZats 2 F ~, dif StAiviet 1957 an , " make td one 1Cj, intend - n "19 19 I t Io ~ (SEAL) --- provillomi of the Fictitious Name CIVIL AILIOUN SIMLA@%. To-Wit: Section MS09 Case No. 71-1319-A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVIL ACTICoN 110. 13-1459-A ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR. FIRST FECICRAL Florida Sisfuln 19SY. HIT" JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND SAVINGS AND t1w Toronto Maple Leafs am PORATION. a Delaware S. James Boll or FOR C9f` LOAN ASSOCIATION SEMINOLE C 0 UNTy, poration, New York LsInders played to a Publith~ NOV 2. 9, 16, 73. 1971 FLOR IDA. DEV 15 Plaintiff, porati.on. CIVIL ACTION No. li-1542.iS 2-2 Lie; the Philade FIy DIVISION B Plaintill. blanW the CWC290 BWk FICTITIOUSNAME WILFREDO R. MASTRAPA and vs In re: 111he Marriage of CANDIDA MASTRAPA. his Wife, inmu CIAPrIN ^M wit& A unrl 1h l Aneles GEORGE E. GRAY. Husbana 40 Slat0n, TO-Wit: rdStatl9Sl U '. SEE ANfl4I T G-THE CREcAUSE( Grau. A 5TART 1NG AITEWflON __ 5BNG1 I Th . CUSTOM Nv. 7. 1973 OET136 Last krKwn address: P . O. 601 212 Casselbefry, Florida. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following descrited real property In Seminole Courtly, Florid&: Led 4. Block 13, WEATHEW $FIELD, FIRST ADDITION, I thereof as toc crX d ina to- 0 - a recorded In P.At Vook 11, page **. 2s "and 11. I *.;Ll , n.*c--. t Seminole Cou ity, F W"Ids. Ms been fileS agaInst you and rc .; .sr.: a copy of your writi in mitnits. If any, to ~t on SA',AVEL W. HARRIS, P lain tiffs ur.i.v. flU$G • address , 4 E. Vashingtcn Btadaw Building, Suit, 7. Orlando. Florida 32101. on or before November Wh 1973 and tilt the jrIgInal with the Clerk of this Court either before wrvice on Plaintiffs attorney or Im modiattly thereafter, otherwise a default will be eered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and tl,* %*Of of this Court on the 23rd day of October 1973 5D . An,-":7 --;A~-V _- - ;1 - - - - _! . 40 " ~ I -, I- .4 II BAGPIPES AND HORSES ~- - - -- : . - - __ __ . - ~ - ~U?,K ,-, -_______ - h ; i NOTICEOFACTION E. HULL, . _ I HULL.asgleman.M Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. as Clerk of the Court By Martha I Vihlen As Deputy Uerk Samuel W. Harris Attorney for Plaintiffs II E. WashIngton Stred suite 40, Broashtw Bulicting Orlando. Florida 32001 Publish: Oct. 26. Nov. 2, L 16, 1973 ELL I X SURE CAS Florida In accordance with Plaintiffs, . ' AERO reg ter said name with the Clerk of II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN FOR AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. ?3.1434-D DARWIN E. NORTHROP and ROSE ANNIS NORTHROP, his ' %hi., am# of i 1iuio . Or a under The fictitious TY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRFforices L. Watson CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE as Adminitrtrl of the COUNTY. FLORIDA, Estate of CIlL NO. 7I 15I LONNIE M. WATSON DIVISION B DEU-174 Publish : W- 39. 26. Nov. 2. 9. 1973 THE LOMAS AND NETTLETON DEU CITY OF COMPANY, LONG*000. FLORIDA Plaintiff, Thursday's Games NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN4 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO V. Sifl D,tO 1 MemphiS 100 . To CONSIDER ANNXATION CONSiDER ADOPTION OF RUSSELL H Frys Games LOG a k i NO?IC is hereby YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Ih PROPOSED ORDINANCE that a RUSSELL H. LONG Ill and Kentucky at New York action to quiet title to the following Public Hearing will be held at the TO WHOM IT Y CONCERNdescribed property In Seminole Mem phis vs- Virginia at Nor- Commission Rciorn In the City Hall TREASA A. LONG, h wife. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 10411, Defendants. County, Florida: in the City of Sanford, Flori da. at NOTICE OF SALE San Antonio vs. Carolina at 7:00 O'clock P.M. on NoyomX 24, TRACT ONE~ Lot C block "J"t I" City of Lorv2*ood, Florida, that NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that and Lot 23. Block "G", of the City Council will hold a public Greensboro 1973, to consider hearing to consider wwtnwnt of Den#er at Ind iana the property described as annexationof onthe1hdayofNov,mber.l9fl,at SANLANDO SPRINGS. TRACT 29. inanc, N. 31, entitledha rn at the West fr? door Of t* as per plat therf recorded In Plat San Dingo at Utah AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Couthouse of Sem.noie Ciunty, Satorday $ Games 5. page 30, PubliC rec or as SCHEDULE A OF LOP4GW000, FLORIDA, Sanford Florida the Jnerstgned kminoi Cnty, Florida New York at Kentucky ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING Virginia VS. Carolina at The E IOV-30 It 01 Lots 30, 39 and 40 Clerk will offer for sale the following TRt.CT TWO: Beginning 210 trot WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA Radeigh described real property., Of Of OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND Lot S. Block 1, Replat of Sheol I L I Public as 7. SITUATE AND BEING IN NORTH ORLANDO Sundi's ames TOWNSITE, 29 East, run Ihence East 210 Records Of Semincte County, 41h Addition Village of North hence North 21i feat thence left, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, . -, -West AND MORE PARTICULARLY tiari, is recoro,u it, r.i D* aiu feat. thence auin iiv set (less .. . theE 109.3 It) aitd also bin io DESCRIBED 11, Pages 16, Public Records of point of beginning. AS FOLLOWS: NW ' 0 %@ NW car; run E O SW 'Seminole County. Florida, OF SECTION egal __of ice """ ' S of TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 30 together with all structures, im e required to serve a Copy of f - W IS140 ft to , r R Your EAST LESS EAST provements. fixtures, appliances. FEET I ittenaettnsei,ifany.ioItonJ t e ce N FICTITIOUSNAME THEREOF. TOGETHER WITH N and appvrltnances on sold land of G, Baker, R-W 237.06 tt to along said Plaintiff'& W All NOTICE tSiirrvgventhat I am 66 FEET OF SW 'a OF SW I., OF used .n conlunction ther,th Ocafed Ili o e address is 1 1 CHA The afortsaid %&It will be made P0. Box 1171, Orlando. Tower, SECTION 30 TO.N5Hip 70 SOUTH Fr5h Avenue Sanford Seminole pursuant to a Final Judgment on. (37$) onOrbefth 3rdFlorida. RANGE 30 EAST LESS EAST " esenfl Zoned property $ day of County, Florida under the fictitious THEREOF lered In Civil NO. 73-IISO now PtnOF December, 197), and tilt the original FEET name of IOWA MEATS, and that i SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; d,ng in the Circuit Court of the with the Clerk and of this Cot either Is intend to register saidname with thi ACRES MORE OR LESS If 1 through 11 and L t 19 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and before service on Plaintifflerhf the Circuit Court. Seminole s at. REDEFINING THE CORPORATE for Seminofe County, Florida. turn Waugh 22. P: View, dAdn or lmmedia?ety therealter; LIMITS OF THE County, Florida in accordance wilk ClATEO this Xih day of October, othe-wise, a default will CITY OF Said property is presently toned be entered A.1 the provisions of the FlcfilWs IV73. (Agricultural) District. Nointl you for the relief demanded LONGWrjO0 To INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL All parties in interest and citizens ($*&I I in the Complaint or petition. 66S.09 Florida Sta;ufn (fill). LIMITS OF Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. THE CITY; "it WITNESS have an opportunity to be my hand ard lh* seal S; Fred T. Hag# Clerk of AUT04ORIZING AMENDMENT TO of the Circuit Court hearing. this Court On the )Mh day of October, Publish Oct 17 19 26 No 2 1973 CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID By Martha T Vihlm 6 order of the City Commission 1973 DEU13 Depy Clerk ., LAND ANNEXED PROvIDING - - of Se ( ) Sanford. h VAN DEN BERG GAY SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS A B k I AND EFFECTIVE DATE H N Tamrn. ir as Clerk at the NOT ICE ~i hereby g,.en tt,Al I am C41 Y Citfk Of the "aqw in business al 100 Howard Cl.*Cull Court, Eighlotfflh Post Offict box 793 rebd,rrg on October 29. 1#71, and the City of Simford, Fi&,id# )Vdicial Circuit, St., Oviedo, Seminole County. Orlando, Florida 32M City Council will Consider some for Publ sh. Oct, 26, Nov, 2. 9. IiIi, Zj. e County. Florida Florida under the Publish Nov 2 1973 1973' fin&'Passage 8r4 adoption after the By public hearing which will be held In As : Deputy k SERVICES, and that I Intend to the City Hall Of Longwood. Florida, Publish: NOV. 2. f, 16. 23. 1973 registersanamewiththeCl id er kf IN THE CIRCUIT On Monday. the I"h day of 0EV 10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR November AD 1973 at 500pm 2 6 .2SO 111-3 West 0ivion Denver S Indiana 1 1 .500 Utah 5 6 San Mtonio 6 $ .429 oun y, 0 TO ntv 8rdof Gatahad Dr Cauelberry Seminole . Not IN THE CIRCUIT CflURT OF A E H T EEN ';: - ..... .. NOTIC911 FOR BIDS Was engag Betty Norwood' s 155409 led ON Pavem Carolyn Street spred the 2-7 and Sharon Wil.liams the 24~7. Dwi3 Bacon and Eve flogern chalked in turkeys. • fillovs, name, to *11; MOON GLASS has been published once a week for Lea FICTITIOUSNAME toncs $hat *2 Notice Is given IW GEORGIA thit estate of jW,n 14. Sechrist, t &m REDDasE,cutrI*of the above.COMPANY Under dcsad that I have filed my styled Estate,hascompI.tedh,rCd engaged in business a 401 JDIIene application for final discharge, and ministration and has filed In this Court In the City of AllarrAMIS w the Honorable Court her Final Accounting and Springs, Floirldo. VilI B. Con&ling, Circuit Judge That the party ierestj in saId Application for Discharge. Ob. Seminole County, F lorida, afIled biness enterpriw ii proval of the me and for final 0, E. MOON wt this Court. After filing Proof Dated of Orlando, Orange County, Publication showing that this Notice IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT LIO)ITLLNI'll JUDiCl Florida under the fictitious name of rective bids at 'the o4fice of CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HOOKS' GARDEN & LAWN Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk C OUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA SERVICE, and that I intend 10 up to 12:OD Noon on Monday, NO. 13-11411-C Hacienda Village an regtster 5aIdnamwiththerIerko, it Nvemb.r 5, IC?) Vet theDIVISION C Wh4aker Paving split the the Circuit Court, Sominollp County, following: OVERSTREET INVESTMENT points 2-2. Hazel Ferrell' s 189- Florida In accordance with the LEGAL CASE BINDERS COMPANY, a Florlds corporation, , - . . ' " I _.~_jj,ft. I . ~! ! t1i P S _____ _________ Hwy. 17-92, Fern Park. StminOlt OblWions Ih ejo mu I County. Florida under the I!Cllliws Nov* be 30 name of ARTCRAFT FURNITURE Da te 3) OCtober 1fl3 STRIPPING CO.,arid that we Intend Barton B. Pilcher tu register Mid name *Ifh the Executor of Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole the estate of County. Florida In Accordance with John H. Sechrist, the provisions of the Fictitious n. : Section S65. HUTCHISON. LEFFLER V9 Florida Slatults 1957 & MORRIS S: Charlts G. Madsen By Robert M, Morris Robert D. Scott Post Office Drawer H Publish: Oct. 26, Nov. 3.9.16, 1973 Sanford, Florida 32711 Wilhams, 170.0 was abigasst for Monroe Harbour 1'ien n ry .~ NOTICE Sharon — ____ — FICTITIOUS NAME over the U.S. I CRO00 1 -1 N40 OEU W Bankers. WINTER PARK receiver has a case of the butter fingers as he tries to hang on to Parker QB ts. The Cats dumped Lyman J s by a 33 score Thursday night at Lyman FiPld. (Herald Photo By Roger Hodges) . Publish: Oct, 19, 26, 2, 9, 1913 and hold the lead the Generation Gap bowling lea ue. Anna Coleman's 167429 led the Southern lAaners to three wins over Ann's Florist. Laura roiled a 19 74 f SLIP PERY PIGSKIN T77~--Wl p-! - - ,-. - I- S Nancy D. Butler Alice Hendrick's 16483 boosted Florida Convoy to a __ Statute' To Wit; Fo:S'atu57 ida tes Section . 6 ior - - ___ - .. . _____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE UNDER FiCTITIOUS o?e '%hebyqn lhate arc FLORID A NAME STATUTk Elo HTECNTH SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA TO WHOMITMAYCOUCE A Sanford Semnle County COUNTY FLORIDA Notice $ hereby .ø. PROBATE NO UU Florida under the fictitious name a, PROBATE NO, J)f2 undersigned, pursuant "Fictitious Name Statuff," Chapter RESALE SHCP and that we Intend JOHN H, SECHRIST will register the Clicuil Cou DtKeastd, 165 Of. Florida Statute, foregisferMid namewith the Clerk FINALNOTICE wilf, I." Cli;rk of AND NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT cif the Circuit Court, Seminole TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONA,PPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE InAndf0f Seminole County, Florida, County. Fk)rida In accordance with CERN: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. Upon receipt of Proof of the the provisioni, of the FlcfjIjovS * . $f _________________ byDavc ______________________ �. ---. --- --E I.-.-- I ,-r Ads Below 322w2677 t Watchers Glow. One Ph. Try ---------------- Mak e Budge -- 18 Male ---- 20 Male- Female Help Wanted TOP WAGES PAID For rren bean griders, Sanford area. afternoun and evening. R,ghtcft 14 exit, Hwy. 48. Ph. 372 2031. Experiencedonly, grader o.erators. Apply In petion to Whitaker Paving, Sanford Airport, Buildino 100, belween 7:30 and 6:30 am, Ph. 3fl.$$S. -,.. 1 ~ - '..-----,.,..... - - -- -- - -m - ...,rlT. - .:---'='..._._.. .----- 11 -- .. -I-1-.---. - _4 . -.---- .. -.----. ----- ---- -'----- I -,-iIII -----------__ t '...rt'1l :.j C Jen&l 414 and 419. WInter Spalng. It takes two hours to run. FreIjht handlers wanted. Starting wage-I) 15 perhr. Applications being taken. Must bIll or over. Apply after 7, Montgomery Ward & Co. 6th & Peimmon, Sanford Call 322- 2611 COCA COLA Delivet y salesman needqo for et "s to ta: rata;: orocers. After on the lob traIning, eacetln? earnings and ad vancement opoortunity. S day we. Benelils IncIvde, group insurance, annual vacation, and retirement. Must he 31, and safe driving record. Fhysical exam required. Personal interview, 9a.m. to s p.m. Apply , Orlando Co.oe Cola Bottling Co. 900 Mercy Drive, Orlando EQUAL 33 Houses - See , Mctellan. Yard Man-Must have or be able to get a chauffeurs lIcense.-good pa y. many fringe bettits in cluding health ard accident in. DRY CLEANERS w"Norge"1peedcolajndry located a? E. 25 th St. and and profit sharing. Call Gregory Lumber, 3230500. ___ Female Help Wanted Baby sitter In my home, 3p.m. to2 a-m. Own transportation, 373.1421 SELF-SERVICE COIN OPERATED or 372.$. '(WlK KAR WASH available San Accovn?ant.eQke,per, ssoe u lord and surrounding area. Very depending on eYper;ence An tow investment, 7$ pct. financing. derion Employment Service. $30 An investment for those who 0)44. SUCCEED ,h.l will provide veers of steaay in Bar Maid come Call collect, 904 725.7 182 Niotthift AvON MA"ES CHRISTMAS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn extra money for gifts as an AVON repre'sentat,yein your sparetjma Call W9 - Bookkeeper Three bedroom. 1 bath. carpeted. central heat, kitchen equipped. carport, $19,000. $6.50 down. jUl.15 per mo., on mortgage balance, plus security deposit. Ph. KULP - , . ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES. Special monthly rates. Cont,,ct: 10? W. Is? ,, SEE THIS charming older 3 bedroom in choice location among lowering oaks. $32,500 garden-like --'-- OBSERVE all our lower priced ho mes like our special 3 bedr,.w among the pines. Only $21,300. -- ----- -- Houses for Sale GqntiacnenPr$erj- SANFORD CLOSE IN Mlle Aged Lady to live in. Companion for efdety lady. Light Housekeeging. Owr. tranIpOrtation. Call 332737$. Nurses Aide's. Kitchen help, part time and full time. Apply Seminole Lodge Nursing Home 300 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished Two bedroom:, 1 bath. wall to *a csrpeting, drapes, c en tral heal air. Fully equipped kIIhe,t with dishwasher. Call Mrs One bedroom, carpeted, air, kit diet equipped, $103. 377.7296. GENEVA GARDEN *505W. 25Th 5*. Male-Female Help Wanted REAL ESTATE 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, carpetIng I BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drle., 327-'t estate not essential. license nezessery. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, District Sates Two bedroom, Evrnlstsid apt adult only. $160 month. 323-561 or 322 6620 after 3 p.m Manager. $30 5300. Two b-droom duplex furnished epartrnent. '770 Orlando Drive, Sanford, a4tl r%K- lumnhihid one bedroom dupiex adults., no Pots. 327-!.10 after 4. SAN MO-PARSc5, 1 2 3 Bedroom £L'TAItOPIII SPAiNGS STORE Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult park-s. 2 Firn'ly parks 35)5 Hwy I? 92, 5intoqd,37J 1930; Day, Wk., M.o RESTAURANT WEL.AKA APARTMENTS Ill W.tsl 51 PERSONNEL AVALON APARTMEf, IS DISHWASHERS ADULTS NO PETS 116W. 2nd, St, *-Df'%DTCDC I Nth In country setting near CITY-FIRST 3 bedroom, I bath home .n excellent ondition, $15,500. Terms CHARMING, LARGE OLDER HOME. S bedroomi, 4 bathS, Penelld dining room, Central heat and air, with hal'dwd floor, ,g fireplaces, on COI',M to,. $24900 now 1 ne s.,, Or on non A Ls'6'Iu • vt apt. Will make nice s with g.00d r"ntet 'rcorne, 171.5-33 Monday to Friday 10-1 2-4 AM equal OppOtttity eiv'.pieyu ' ' :' i The day It ooc4 So WI . S!zug Carpets ffi ml' e the bini4,p -11111 -'a .. '-.-' .I '' 7 -4L- S'irt t"orrow' DO;Ia draft .. rVøjt$.i, AGrUCY (Stre,t t.eyalt 9 tyg 143 II Jami'.a Apn, Jcmi.c.. P4twYO#L Rt $13 An £e-.#ai ti-,o'i,t 1) t1t I t nr:r i t' r5:'r%' In _______________ JUST RECElVEDSelux.anliijiIaI. Toni esid FURNITUPF Drapes Air - I)rape.s f patt erns, etc. $59.95 cCsh or terms, United Freight Sales, 3sso s. Orange Ave., Orlando, Man-FrI. 9to 9, sat. 910 mower, self propelled; Sanford '',n.'SJW uiniII1 52 RECONDITIONED - _______ BALL REALTY - ___________________________________ ___________________ Cairn Terrier s AKC, 10 wks.., shots, wormed, $75 each. Call 904-775- Aluminum 4 4I Pano covers,, cat ports, screened porches, pool enclos.ures & repairs 25 pct off reg price. 323 NORTHEAST 340' deep lot. Loaded with beautiful trees. Sand beach on take connicting to I other lakes. 3 bedroom, lakefront h7me only 126,500. I think this could be for you' o&ss % I LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORb. FLORIDA Don't Stop Till We Succeed!" -- ~ J ' AnyiSOr - J - - you word your classified ad, Call 322 2611 or 1,31 AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR All makes. serv ice Ph I)O 1738 Heating -- Ft'll line C,EApplja nc e's Sanford Electric Company M 7577 Park - Drive, )fl -- 11111111111 531-71,67 Attic Insulations - 111111111 - Pfagan Ifl,uItio, SANFORD H( qW WW 4 =~ MOTHE S YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL U T I IA IVI _______________________ 0114-- 4' J I MOST !'t -- !9 E PIfleL Jfl 5717 - WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE, • - ' IF -. supplies. kiln dealer. 10-5. Closed Thursday & Sunday 327 7931. H&ACERAMICS iOtE CrleryAve . Sanfotd .1 O1 ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS sus. Concre -. -- nv UnIWT UtLIVLRY .. SANFORD. LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY - - 372 1,135 - Painting-Interior & exterior, repairs., roofs painted, tree honest experienced istimales. 3730791. SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372395) _______________ DeBARY & DELTONA ': III I., CALL 322 - 261 1 CONCRETE. PATIOS - - i Dijolaffing It's Fix up" Time. Hire an expert repairman from f)dat"s classified ads! 4 =0 !t.mzf - "1 ' ' IOO'I t.rit ri & I .i'.n cerv,ce I II ('I''iu Mwmj. Lrlgnrj. tr.mniing F-ree Est Reas.onabt&A,ter -3fl8?a . Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling. Tremblay, 323-7774. THE SANFORD _HERALD ~ F ,i* r . . "' " , , 7----- , Volkswagen? a Beetle won't develop on expensive drintr'..i t'oL-' S.-t . •._..S..a,.• I...,. Horses STARTING NOV. 5, MONDAY WE WILL BE OPEN UNTILL8 P.M. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 2 Year Old 322-2269 Registered AppaIoosa gold ing,4 old, beautiful blanket, Lake Mary. OPEN RD Feed TOSERVE YOU NOW TWO LOCATIONS DeLAND SANFORD 3219 Hwy. 17.02 Soulh S. Hwy. 17-92 8. Tri'ck Sanford Ph. 322.1635 DeLand Ph. 736.0610 Orlando Ph. 644.5014 Sanford Ph, 322.3340 Ai.'tnc, :,d DANDY FEEDS BUY dlre(l from boxcar atwl prlces.Jo1 lychirllegu,aflties l writing lowist prices in Fla. .. $4 Gormly's E. 46 past Beardatl at RR tracks. D B RUCKER PLUMBING, Inc Pepaifs, Remodellnj. tot wtec tanks, bath ftdci,tiofl5, dependable serv i ce Free estImates.. 3736600.. nowrawas Boats & Marine Equipment SPECIAL Pressure Cleaning - Automatic, AM-FM stereo, power disc brakes & steering, split seats, vinyl roof. These cars have very low mileage, extended warranty 10 mo:iths, 10,000 Miles where quality meets price. Stamps-Coins lo tuy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us firs!. We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN 109 W. 1st 323 4352. $AVE 1286'0 1973 CHRYSLER New Yorker Brougham Tahitian gold with white vinyl roof, power windows, power brakss, power steering. AMFM stereo, auto air temp. show room clean - one you will be proud to have in your drivq- Ravine -----Gardens Stale Park ---- Palatka,Fla Antique Sale I Show Sponsored by Putman County Historical Society, November 7. 3, It 19p.m 7rd&3rdandl6pm - ' And standard bikes now available at Fireston e Store, Call 1720744. $9 a " '* '' __________ This NEWSPAPER dois not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that snicate a preference 'ed on age from en Pi4yeri Covered by lhe All types endue's. '.'e Irpar md service TINE MACHiNE & SUPPLY CO. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. 3276.432 Mr iflform,tten may Obtciirted form the Wagt' J Hour Off Ice t Pm 109, (3, lando Prcf, Cfr. 77 W. Lake BIJty Dr., P0, Boa 9 24 A. (iá..rJ(J Fla. telephnjt, 21 1 4173. -.-- 37106. - .n'pec. - 17 "The $'.f - 1Rnrnn" ----a-.. . By imperial, 73 Luxury on Car Loaded At Tremendous - - - Ijwu ! YSLER EWYORKER Volt Auto Batteries. SI) 95 Power disc brakes & - SIR _______- - ______ Trucks and Trailers - DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER. Self contained. Nothing down, take over Call deafer 3236(33 l969ElCamino. S'--hII.,.,'WTw ,,..,W Ph 3721)52. 1966 Chevrotet Pick up, 1500 cash 323-7159 after 5pm . ---- ,..rIj '' 3991 84995 1977 Honda 150 CL, like new. $600 firm. 37773$?. bfl!4 .... 1973 NEWPORT hardtop, automatic, mibage - yearly trad's two to c hoose from. Motorcycles extra . . AfI.FM slerco. full power, steering. AM-FM stereo, auto air, cruise control, cruise control, all vinyl split seat with recliner. low interior, vinyl roof - a steal. - - t........ 4 door 4 c?oor hardtop, automatic, 1)09 Sanford_____________ Avenue - v MU Rift -_ REEL'SBODY SHOP '9 .T SAVINGS Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 18 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ' 0Vu . Musical Merchandise Gibson S. G. electric guitar. Corn plate with amplifier and case. In exCellent condition. $373 cash. Call 323 556*. - 1 0 Luxury lnits Own Right I' b condition. Complete. Phone $31 5419 or 323 1772. _______ 76 - / tne's iiii specials See them now. New World Travel, Hwy, 17 92, LonqwoOd. $315411. Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, BIkes ;::c-a .'u - isiwets, lv speeos. 5 / One 1972 mini home two 1973 mini. Save plenty /1r% -11 DEMONSTRATOR SALE homes. 5199 ,- Campers - Travel Trailers - III way ______ is ft. gas elect ric refrigerator. new COndition, eye level gas oven & folding rubber mattress. All for trailer. 322 2s53. 58 e lIlt - $ $$ II I iI1t Antiques 1 (U. PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger i ic en sed Residential Commercial I r-" E'st.m.i'r. r i;." .f 73 207 W. 2nd 5?. 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN "DEMOS" -.____________________________ 69 TO CHOOSE FROM 4 Cash buyer for used articles., fur nilure. etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 3226912 7) Camping Equipment $6 DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLUSO 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water conditioners. 322-4610 .. POflSOtIMAFIIPit 1927 Hwy Il 97 322 396) New shingles tad ed on by square with air, or by nand. Licensed & insured. 37J 6.333 Well Drilling ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any condition _____________ 21' Cubby Cabin Sportcraft-'69, 160 hp. Merc. 1-0. Depth finder-C.5. SkI's.....plui more. $4,500. Must s.el'. Call 727 7629. mildew, protect paint Pressure clean walls., patios, roots., free eSt impac Spra Klein 3720391 CyC IS - ____ mum your home a bath Pernove - ------ CASH 322 4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools., etc. Buy I or 1001 Items Larry's Mart, 715 Santo Sanford A ve. - --- $5 Wanted to Buy 6416176. Winter Park. Double Carport Sate: Fri., Sat., & Furn iture, Radios. Clothing • I IUlllMlllf -.- .- Carport Sale and Miscellaneous items 146 Exeter Ave. and 112 Burns Ave., Country ClUb Heights. 3231.457. Vacuum Cleaners - ______Sales __________ - buyer. 68 Garage-Rummage Saturday, Nov. 3rd. TV, AC., Small appliance's, linens, toys, clothing and mIscellaneous, 115 W. AIrport Blvd.. 3227379. Pool Table taki taking up too much room' A Classified Ad will find ita _________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ The J1,-rattl L after Welsh Pony Gelding - - - Lawn Service I.a.. l'•• 7 Gentle but spirited, 1300. P1'. in. 3991 or3flO92l. ___________________________________ MILLERS Wallpaper Hanging -- a110h , The VW Beetle gets about 25' miles to a goll:n So it costs its owner a lot less per mile thon big car'. ben lithe price of gas does go up, Extra nice saddle horse. Gelding. 26190rlando Drive, 327 0157 -- I40des & Griffis Land Clearing Excavating & Grading. Ph 373 1297 or 372 6343, day Ot nile 66 TELEVISION SETS I2SUP - Pond Clebriny''' COGOURN FENCE co PH 630 3244 Jk'J'i -_- TV-Radio-Stereo . KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only Cuthorited sales. & service n -Custom made screen rooms, car Sanford Open - 5. Mon Fri jortt Top workmanship arid Ph 323 I'D 7 I 107 W 27th materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FREE Home DemonstratiOti IABRICATIOPI. 3234.75 sc'ii sc,methng'Asrn.%'l AL)t,QCt('" ,i (l.issfed ,i w,ii ROofing&Sheet Metal nfrtg results Gutfer's& Down Spouts. -' 1100 FrenchAve,3fl 9551 -. 323-4 JIM Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 531-7370. Carpentry, Remode ling , Addit ions, Custom Work, Free Estimate, 373 (p99. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wntej )2 lJ , .ii'.-' 1 \ , " P -4 Fawn Puos. AKC, req. 53 - For BuiIdrs., sub contractors. Complelu House Plans. and Shop Drawings Fast, dependable, economical Call Victor-363 I _ - :,v p - DI.I .L U',. -... Heating & Air Conditioning Serv. 67-A 3096 Orlando Dr. 3235431. - PAINTING . r.(. ii for routes in & House painting, by hour or by contract. 322-1655. BulidoiJig JACKSON'S CERAMICS, NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE aa DRYWALL-SPRAYING - -- BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Special ty. 373 1731 - ejec3,,p rn, t -1 EARN $35 to 70. WEEKLY WORK - -'---- r ' L. TOWER'S TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (#ormerly Harrsett's Beauty Nook) T IVI !autytar0 -hommommummomm~ ' Home Improvements - 377 6390 I.4t Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whirlpool Appliances, Come In, we them. Big Savings Geneva Pet Care lla,.c your healer servog:" for niec. .aiu ijeneva P17g. & Air. C ond Srvit 32431. )¶ HEATING & AIR CON DITIONING 7&9 Sanfii Av. 1.00 4sL . 10a.m. .4 p.m Sat. & Sun - ~ '~ -- Rising got prices worry like new 1)00. Call after 3, 11344139. Grooming__Profejslonalwfhicv, $ a.m.-6 p.m. Animal Haves Grooming and Boarding 372 slf7 - OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH -- .. ..•... -I,. IVO Beautiful Siamese kittens, ItS. 2 parts, Gas dryer. Hamilton, Acre,trje. Lots ,Ind Lawns call 373_ji__I_% - - . I re r' c5timtte, Glass-Mirrors Let one of our friendly ad visors help ammoo - c::: 1017. new Gas. Ranges, 1 built-in gas oven and range top, your choice, 575 each. 2 Double bowl sinks, (both are Chipped), your choice, $12 each. Tera Atta Mobile Home's Subdivision, U. S. )7.97, 1% mites of Orange City, Ph. (9041 775 1717. ) '(EN'S MOWING SERVICE -- 3724622 ---: ' 0591 3. TRIMMING CALL 372 1364 - - SEIIKARIK GLASS & PAIN IC() 710 MagnolIa Ave. Appliances 4 323-4610 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Fern Park Herald Want Ad by calling lfl 28)1, and asking for a friendly - WASHER, 0rvs'ø .t.,l ,vI.,MiR.t MOONEY APPLIANCES, MbWING,EOGING stems Sell them quickly with a Stop U rn F" Realtor - throwaway useful idle WHOA. Don't ': -- Many to choose from. Dick's Appliance Sales I Service, 2617 5 Shrubs., trimmed & shaped Flower beds cleaned & edged to per IfKlioin Specialist. Mowing by request only. Free estimate. 373 1068 -. - Ph.In wo Freezers iawn Service - -S-' Beagle Puppies $lSeach 1121 South Seminole TV Service, new 1. used T.,. Hwy 436. Altamonte Socina. Ph 631 9t22. Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at I SEARS in Sanford. 3fl 1771, Another uallty Home Dsvelopmwt by Bnaihy Odham 322-5641 epa$r - - - 323-3615 KENMORE B&DAIRCONDITIONIPIG and heating service Ph, 830 9217 6309302 . Basset HOtJnd,AKC, male,) yr. Old. love's children. Must Sell. Ph. 322. Refrigerators, ___ Equipment .5.. Adorable Black Puppies French Ave., Sanford, 372 7651. Electronic - Poodles. Terriers, Spaniels, master all breeds grooming. Tiny toy stud servIce, 323-1974. - WaShers and Dryers. WARRANTY Fr Delivery, WI4ITESIDE APPLIANCES, 6.44. .7411 '- Conditioning' ; ;;; s c\ Appliances A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! Air Fern Park ra I,. ,.A.-.,l I. Sanford, Florida - 6& 17.97 1*'Q Ch:v'j N. arard trar.smission, 6 cyl., $450. 372-2269. - flu. Posture grid design, lniperials extra firm plus Hollywood frame. New $279.95, sell 1125. 3237413. ________ • LLLL LLLiLL Lit'LL1L L.- tLLLaLLL Ph. 11D SASI Free to good home. Female schnoodle. 10 mos. old. Phone 373. Ph. Queen size Scaly postupedic ma??reu & springs with exclusive SADDLE EQUIPMENT ROOTS _ y 1 ou ever saw Rent DOG HOUSES New. large & small 2003 Adams Ave. Sewing machine, like new, ',rd 1 hrs. Paid $716. Sacrifice for $150. Also have Duatherm oil Two Color TV's and Stereos; also 1956 Chrysler ImperIal, 3730706 atter 3. I The biggest little worker 377 5152. (c - n%ote Western Weir, Save at the Old Corral Wt'sern Stcp, II 97. 1 mrlr " p'-" 7 - -- . - WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Cachs.nuncs, AKC miniCture, buck 1, Ian, also red, sire 7 lbs., wnt med. shots. $6 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels First SI,, Downtown. heater, good condition, $30. 322 7567. - r Pots and Supplies cord. xi. my mar a p.m. 190N Hwy. 17-92 Longwood 7 7 1: 65 ---- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -, CARROLL'S FURNITURE. with designs. Pay $36.50 or 6 Payments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. dresser, mirror, chest and bed, $99 * A.A.A. AUCTION* _____________________ Combination Zenith b & w TV, record player and radio, two gas heaters. 377 Equipment for Hwy. 4361 Mile West of i-I ___ , IJ cover I., -- - - 3 Mon. .Sat. '68 Renault Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ussy $I per il.y I9diIIIintJ, On deluxe Necchi jig zag. 3 needle Position, built In buttonhole maker WI IfltlUQI l' . ASSUME PAYMENTS BEDROOM SETS '- Bran'l Spanish and Mediterranean Sets with intricate Spanish designs, heavy cast handles and hand 2 pr. 46*63. Royal blue -. life rormal n, bvautiful, )daei for holidays, size 6. Cost over $100. will sell fC' 545. Woe'". ot town. Ph. 3721959 after 5:30 for description. 7335 64 I Cover SELL, Make offer '7) Pinto, automatic transmission. factory air, Rl.H, vinyl top, extra sharp 372.1443 after 3 p.m. manager, 373-6230, tOIl k.'L, j Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, pottery I spacial plantI day or night, preservers, new, and large '(%3tIoCker. Cheap. Call $34 9429. . Franklin Arms Apartments 817W. 1st St. Kap 1964 Bonneville Station Wagon. 377 3930. '44 JEEP WAGONEER. Nothing down. lake over. Call credt Lawn and Garden 62 ,..a 23 yrs experience Ph 323 1743 r. Volley bitt net, fishing waders, Recorder (Sony TC200); lawn Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. if you have things To sell or consign, call Stan Verm.liion at 536 7020. for buttonholes, blind stitch, fancy - - Lauiidrs' Reasonable 323 5630 WILSON M,ilER FURNITURE buy -sell trade 311 315 E. First St., 322 S672 automatic transmission $150. AIur"num intake rnnIfold for 371 Chevy engine, $20. Pontoon ap PtOI. site tx)2. AT Sec, Building Materials flew Lumber For Sate Household Goods SI - .omnpIetecarnn A 1120 Florida A'eiiiit ,UST 1964 Dodne Dirt, automatic. radio, healer, excellent tires. Just $550. HYU 3 CARS °' French Ave.. cAC TU Call SM 2970 SEWING MACHINES (I) brand new with full factory guarantee, no tionaliy advertised brand to be 'Old for $4995 cash or terms SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT (1) inspect at United Freight Safes, sets with solid hardwood frames, 3330 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, complete set Mt $9950. Cash or Mon.rri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. terms. (First Come, first served) 'I oak shade trees.? adjacent tots for sate. Winnebago 30mpg. Ph. 377-5091 '67 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT. 4 speed. Nothing down, take over. Call dealer 373-6730. to 9, Sat. 9 to 5 Ford VI engIne. 390 Cu. In. a nd equipment, boal and motor and other Items Ph. 349 5449, WIMM A JEEPS** I CAMPERS I 1967T fl4rd, good condition Can be Musical Merchandise 61 famous front loading bobbins, built-in button hole, blind hem and decorative stitches. You will save over $250 on this top of the line model. Easy payments available. United Freight Sales, 3550 S. * Maitland Flea Mart * lvl H.y,li 97. Open 5.sl & Sun 95 DECORATORS 372 17 FA MUY NOLEN new 1963 Chevrolet Impala, 2 door hardtop, automatic V-I, $350, 322 $601 or 323-4761, ask for Charlie 1W 1972 Hammond Organ. Excellent i'ondition. Priced reasonable, Call MI 6391 after 6. Orange Ave., Orlando, ,#,on.. Frl,9 . -E 59 Sale STRETCH STITCH SEWING MACHINES (I) nationally adver. tlsid brand has all the newest elastic and stretch ?'itches, naionally advertised stereo con soles In beautiful hand rutibed (i&Sti. World renowned USR turn turn.tables and I speaker audio systems $99.95 each. Also cornportent sets available from $79.95. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Ave., Or _I0, Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. Service* #/ 15? St. Miscellaneous For cash or term,. United Freight velvet. Like new, $15 each. Ph S. Orange Ave., Orlando. 1 `; Sales, 3530 S. Orange Ave.. 322 6966 after 6 p.m. -Orlando. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, 1913 zig zag models, some still in cartons. No attachments needed *PUBLIC AUCTION* Fi'eWood for sale by the "i cord or FOR MORE INFORMATION WM. J . BURIiS ihT(. DETEc1tv 43$t. Miscellaneoijs on selection of fabrics, vinyls and ".f r'.lx - with 7 new iu tables cocktail tables, lamp. $99 corn ptete Beds complete from o. KULP SO -- For Sale " For Sale _______ T4, 0. I j fstvs cfv~ T4")*FL:Vtift# . R!tors SO . Pn,'afr P(Itu) (Jr Ikd('ffllY J-',,lly • I/uip/P(! Kitchens Applications being taken kI 327 C. ;; Irm It A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT -Rood - GOOD USED 830.5500 ----S C, 9ua'is ('or alt thft;, full tii, W, tifni, anecptvi evethme, If P,#T ,-cv no ti;. 4i 1ê% yrP., It-2 '•a riL,.,.•j.. colors. United Fr*igh? Sales. 3350 (lubhou.w - " Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special s.l.i out of anythlna of value. Hwy. 17-92 (behinj Winchester Mobile Homes.) 3731340 Sanford, Fla, 323 743$ issjiJcl I) U Uiiiiiajt -. - - AuctIoneerIng Can be Converted to professIonal office use. 3 story osoer home in top condition, Call Joan Carter, AUOC. for details, 1)6.900. - - Tomorrow 1;11~- lksl *07x-0:1 twix-* 1~-i Mi s cellaneous __________ SO I ce - French Provincial hutch with * Sanford Auction * matching tables, Zenith color TV. PUBLIC AUCTION Ph. 373-4347 eve. & weekends. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiqu, TVs. 3.000 sq. ft. Income Producing Miscellaneous, New and used prOperty, 164 ft. U.S. 17-fl, 259 ft. furniture and appliances. deep. Call Bob Lligh, DON PAGE specIal sales (watch ads). AGENCY. DeLAND, 734 N12 CeramIcs' 372-7443 Start Making - OVER 15 ROOMS Special this wee only, f0i)2, 2 tedroom, carpet, Shu?ttrS, f'o1 is llaneous For Sale M CP,Pt U It ;.uc I 2 large 109* on weklva *'ark Drive small Ifs on canal. 73 ft. Into We"va P'vr. Ow!'!" PP5'W'ø fl 4; 6731. 544 ItIU. ,f MOSS IE C. BATEMAN wu'ci,e - ____________________r1 Mary. R*,,altv fli SO SANFORD - , Eve, Sunday, 322 7374 or 372 1446 r P1w custom built 3 bedrOOm, large kitchen, carpet, $2500 down, privufe financing. 373 1309, Lake a o f] Impr? ' ,. 5PM ttc-rviw Htjr -: -: I' Excellent Personnel Of five Altamonte Springs Store flji REALLocal and Nat Wrial MLS TORS Money Apply 1 1 PerSOn; front kItchen. 17 X &S air,12150. Call372-d299befwein9. 5 "Sanford's Sates Leader" t RETIREE INVEST GUARDS Sche1uie3 Avaij&e ( Del js& EcniriQs ) Svieflt3 ' aiLs AOVEIe,'l5ED--3 beoroom, 2 T' Pjt hri;. Employee . bath in excellent Condition Equipped kitchen, carpet, corner lot, man y trees. 113.000. See It 26i0HiawalhaAye.af 1792_- ~ YIiJC •, SAN SEM KNOLLS-FIRST TIME FOR CEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES srew, ciii us ,. - 6318372 garage some kitchen equipment and loss of extras $76,500. Will be ready soon. .. - MobilC Home Bank Reoossessions. IS to choose from. 131-7123 Deal" 1c2 Ilvdruoin Aportmetil.ii r4 * ' s. extras, $4995 Place Homes North, Hwy. 17.97 at Lake Kathryn 7 ml. North of H. 436. - lot, City water and sewer. KItthec, equipped. garage. Priced to e.ell , only $22,700, assume 7 pct. mat'. tQ"ge, pay only 11 70 monthly. FhyllIs Capponi, Assoc. VERTISED-Two brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes with mI I .-.,.... BUS BOYS 'imc Jhr's Rier $76,900 tas enctO,-eJ garage, climate control, carpet. etc. Nice. - PARK 7 bedroom furnished a partment AdultS only. ?)S0 me tltiiitir' furnished. Ca ll 3230110. COUNTY-FIRST TIME ADVERTISED, New I b$drOOffl, 2 436 East - SEMINOLE REALTOP ORL.. w. MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE 19195. eh 3 Bedroom home tvith large fenced "We Realty d'oen, 2 bah. central heft? and air, two car garage, fenced yard, with 10 assorted Citrus trees. con'icnisnt to s.Ptoppin,3 area. 1,30 300 ----- 12 Stenstrom c,.,'r Apartments Rent Furnished 31 Rut -ts & Gilman, Cen tral Florida's Leader, has 1 opening in their Seminole County (Longwood Sanford Branch) office. You'll be suDoort.d by •gønii ed vertislng, and managerial assistance Experienct in real .) Near F SALES - Beautiful Riverfront Acreage for sate. $2500 per acre - - - ____ IL 3 new 3 bedroom, 2 bath hom..s Many extras. Good Vocation. $ Interest, 172.000. 322 2217. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 131-6277 drapes. Pool. Kitchen equipped.: children accepted. Cell 32770% I)CIW.Fairblinkr WE TAKE TRADES POSSESSION 32 2 1174 da y, 373 DlISeve, ftlOp ASSOCIATE - APARTMENTS )4eaItor 613 lfl3 IMMEDIATE -- Convenient and charming, lust completing 1 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air and carpeting. Located on a quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to shoppIng and schools. Low down payment. Only $22,300 to 524.750. hV1X-*94 --bp~ - Agency '.6 VWlike 'U Buick Ranch Wagon, all power, good transportation, Mutt see. 445-1)04 after £ ,Laa Cf., Maitland.* - - Longivood 1)6.500. Ter ms Available. Call 323 7943 after BLAIR AGENCY G. G. Blair Broker A.J. Pennington Assoc. 323-77)0 Home 3fl-9'370 Weatherby 323-4652. Bay Ave., Sanford. 0 --- JOHNSAULSAGENCY I3ESTVALUEI Greene, Inc. - - WEKIVA Central Ibid utility shed in rear, payrne'nti. $119.00. Assume mortgage, no qualifying, immediate possession. illS Park Ave. Sfernper NO QUALIFYING carpeted, fenced yard. large Service CeiI3fl-7191 2 story, 3 bedrooms, l'z baths Spanish For real living on cold winter nights, a 23 ft. Paneled f:'ti'y room with fireolace, large kitchen, formal dining room. located on 2 lots, carpets. all this and even more only th'u' Scsir terms or refinance. SANFORD Three bedroom, 1"t bath home, 24 Hour Gt1est Home Forrest Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. Choice locatIon! No car needed for shopping, schools or churches. Wall to wall shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and central heat-air. Hurry! There's only) of each. 3224461. 10 Acres with 2 mobile homes, one now rented, space ter 3rd mobile home, Palatka. Fla. Ideal Location Callbart Real Estate / 2 loti Lemon Bluff. 3 bedroom, I' baths. 10 By 0*i"if'. 349 $515. $45.C- - - 003 w. St 3 21 06 1 or 323 OS) 7 Extra nicebrick 3 bidrm . 1", batn, near Elem. school. GENEVA 2514$ FrenchAve. Days i2272I2 any't;me. Wanted: RNs and LPNs. A pply in Person. Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 950 Meilony lie Ave. Sanford. 5.. Rep. Brokers Sanford, Fla. Days 327-4123 Nights 327 5471, 3727353 - SANFORD REALTY i' 3 apartments, rn wood frame house n.. ONE OF A KIND ''' - l2'ii6O', fliW '73 Crescent Mobile Home. on $0' x 112' SOdded ansi landscaped lot (You buy the lot), complete with central air and heat, screened porch, raised patio, ... _,.a ...I.....,.... C?.. -......, 710 from normal price. See Si at Terra Atta Subdl,iiion. U.S. 179?. 7 miles north of DeBary. 4791, DeBiry8M 455 'I. REALTY CO. - '' -- 13 Closeouts 6-AS ____.. ______,... ._ permanent mortgage terms1451000 .) I. JUflP4' 3157 after 3. 41 ' 4 bedroom wood framr home, large - £_ .1- M. UNSWORTH REALTY REALTOR Hall Realty TralI tot to, rec r,n rial. 300' off St. Johns Rit Mullet Lake Park. Older couple preferred. 277- -. Investment Property ---------- REAL ESTATE, REALTOR l'cation, brand new I bedroom, (spilt plan), 2 ba th home, with a famIly rooni, and decor )OU will -. - Autos for Sale j80 For, the best buy in Amerlclr Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see. DON BALES Sanford Moloc Company 506$. French Ave., 327-4392 f' ---------- CORBE11 ALTAMONTE AREA-TREES, TREES. TREES, rustic country -- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES M) Or l a ndo Dr. '1) u6. carsinmy7cargarage. Come live cars Lovely 3 bedroom, bath. FP4A. tow down, or assume inil mo'.e riaht in. Holland Reafty, Broker 373 7(J73 e.rs. 373 6660. - alt. Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 181 x 65'. VA And Conventorai f ?-inc ; -, j Ph ---------- with me, move right In. $34,500. CLIFF JORDAN CALL OR DROP IN AND SEE 35 Mobile Home Lots - - - For ks.elt - min or woman to room and board in country home. Pt. 3225140 re&estateollice CaIl63IM3Sfor setting, location $39000. Realtor, 323-5774 - Full charge boc,k.kep"r for active ___________________ PICTURES s.avelime, come browse through pictures of our homes. -- 37005.tJ.S 1797,Sanford - - - Young man would like another young man tothare rent of trailer, Utilities and linens furnished. 372. MOTOR INN CAVALIER kEALTY Realtor 2 Bedroom mobile home available Oct. 24 and 2 bedroom cottage. No alcoholic beverages, no pets. Camp Seminole, 322.4410, rrr- Rooms for __________________ 29 ---- broken! " After S. ,lfl.1)) SEE THIS Impressive 4 bedroom In - .., it. - Let a 'ass!f led d you c66n ,i your attic, garage or basement! Mobile Homes Rent 34 Palmetto Low down payment, easy to Quality. For Information: Call Geo. CaPwlo, in Winter Park, at (305) 6441221, or write to Mills. Pearson Corporation 52S Carrier St. North St. Pete., Fla. 3.37U. - -______ 377 2 bedroom, partly furnished or unfurnished. Fenced back yard. Children and pets O.K. $145 mo. First Ilast plus security deposit, Will show house Nov. 3rd&Ith. 134 Garrison Dr., Sanford Business Opportunities Realtnroi ,. 'SoOFrenchAve. BY OWNER-New Klrgsberry bedroom, 2 bath. Central heat and SEMINOLE PLAZA AREA-1 am a beautiful home. See my lovely privacy yard, enjoy my bedrOoms, arid 7 baths, lovely drapes and carpeting. Park your not Houses for Sale REALTY 2 Bedroom furnished house for rent. $125 per month. Ccii 373-5200. __________________________ COIN LAUNDRY-COIN surance. vacation pay, KEYPUNCH OR KEYTAPE-Pfo fee. moonIigiter$ and daylighters. Call Pdorrell Temporary, 2121) Lee Ad.. Wintir Park, $471116. Rent Furnished - 24 OPPORTUNITY -- 323-0616. Groomer. Professional only. Im. mediate opening, $150 guarantee. FIt. 327 5752. but _____________________________ Houses for Sale - _____________________ room house, adults. , Mr. to work 11 41 RC!Iy, 37-? Hirwatha Ave. at 11 nstilu?.onat cook wanted. Company benefits. Apply sfl PtfsOfl. Sanford too old - Payton 13th St., Sanford. Academy. lease. Nice 3 bedroom house for rrnt Meat wrapper. S day week. Fringe berfft.. App: Rich £1 W. Naval 'ears - JOHNNY WALKER EMPLOYER 19 one ace: rocking-chair - EVET KLLTY, IN Realtor, 1601 S. 17-92, Maitland, 626 080$ paid. SR 46 AN ecurufy -. Inc. - 1973-713 For You! - Mobile Homes 'V 7 bedroom, 1 bath In DeBary. Large enclosed porch. living room, kitchen, carpet. utility room, wall to wall carpetlng, heat, air con,,low70rs Ph. 66.64515 after I p.n. Friday. fireplace covering one Complete 20'wall. Enoya4(tx20'swimming pool that Is professionally land cpi f,-r ti' fimb, loveS to entettan Call fowl 1,74,950. "Irvine is at the awkward - Autos for Sale **AMC '*) -7 R oberts & Gilman . Make? payments and take over note of $94 per month. For details come By Owner- baths. and a gorgeous 10*70' famllyroom,withamasslvebrlck Pt'w duplex, 3 bedriom, I bath, kitchen equipped . $175 month. Help wanted mate of female. Ex perrrt'e t*cessarj. lamination In profit sharing company, stations and holidays Good start ing wage, many advantages. Contact SlarlIne Enterprises inc., Bldg. 131, cnford AIrport. I am to 4:30 041). Grill cook, experienced preferred, evening hours. Apply in person, Tasty World Restaurant, 14 and 2 - -- LAWE MARY-ourtryllvir' -t It: best, keep a horse on this 200x700' lot, live excitingly in this 4,00C sq. 't. home, with I large bedrooms, 3 729 Cherokee CIr. 3 bedroom, I bath, 8 15C era, clean. Lease, De'oslt. . mc. $34 834 INTERESTED? Jim Hunt Realty _____________________________ - - - ------------------- chUd 1)70 mo 11Cr) drç'c! Pr 7.l ;r'--, - 111 N. Park, Sanford 2521 Park Dr 322 2111 After hours' REALTOR 3220641 322-3991 3729211 I tOO [. 25th St.. Sanford 3726691 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, 1 H.. RegFitefed Broker 3736670 - ' I. II L1L $311277 REALTOR TAFF ER REALTY Brand new 3 bedroom, bath, kitchen equipped. Lease. Available Nov. 1. 327-2760. Builnisi now grossing per week. Excellent potential for quick gain wIth an aggressive sample and ' MISSPELLEP B1RT1c r dustrial, but an attractivearea for commercial Hea'.y traffic. )0Q7)O Priced $45,500. Call Lillian Campbell, Assoc. In Inquire, - McCLURE VU . Payton Park. JACK R. CLIFF JORDAN 3 Bedrooms, 1', baths, like new. Large lot. Sale price 177.60011,000 cash, assume 1)5:600 mtg. Monthly payments, 1)51 93 In cludes everything. Call Ms Cross. 1214670 Nice I, 3 & 4 bedroom houseS for rent. Arc ncludt Geneva, Lake Her. nay, Rest Haven and MulletLake FACTORY HELP - needed for Is?. and 2nd and 3rd shlfV. $2.50 per hour to start. 1k raise en 30 days. Regular raises thereafter. Paid holidays and vacations. Mustbe able to handle 60 lb. begs. Apply n Prtr'i Fi AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 63)4300 ____ Make lots of room In your Closets Sell No Longer Needed Items with a Classified Ad, Realty, 322 f101 1640 Hiawatha Ave .H Il 10 acrts-4 acres In grove. High dry. Geneva. off State Road aiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiii -- Even 2, Friday, Nov. by Art Sansom ~ ~- .. and near 1797. Zoned In .. ome For 80 HWY. 434 NEAR 1-4 ~0 , ~~'1 H THE BORN LOSER -- Acraqe Now A -______ left on 434, In IN area lust easi of ?ta?e Road 46 quiet fenced yard. Many extras. Lots and ________ r - ,- --~1. ---I. " Only $22,0U0. - GENEVA Sale Owner transferred. make offe on this established 3 bedroom, carlei,d and air conditioned home. paneled family room and briCk. From 523,400, 709h Street to Locust. turn left t 11th it., right on Valencia Court North. Model open 1 6 p m daily. On site )hOne 3237010 HOMES and APTS, for reni. From 1100 mo, Call 123766), HOME RENTALS-broker-9 to 9. AVAILABLE iN Workeri apply In person to American Wood Products, 1297 Cherles SI Long*ood. Ita. Unticnc for or two baths, all 3 bedroom, 1 or W 011 SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP WantCd-WCldrj and Welderi Helpers 3230l it BARGAIN HUNTER . SANFORD. New 2 and 3 bedroom tOwnhOuses West 13th St. at Holly Ave Rent starts at ss. 372-1461 Eiperlenced seafood cook. Apply in person 3725211 Gettineady to move? Sell a items quickly witha cl8i$Ifi'.jad! House s for Sale =. 43 Houses for Sale .11 The Sanford Herald A VA--Nothing Down Make room for daddy. Have a garage sale with a iow•cost classified ad! Letoneof our friendly ad visors help you word your classified ad. Call 322 2811 or 8319993. Custodian wanted. Apply at Enter. prise School, 211 MAIn St., En terprisi ---- ..- 000~~ & . Classified ds Will Find home. many LAKE MARY AREA - Nice sharp I bedroom 2 Bedroom home and 3 bedroom home, unfurnhshed, $150 each. Lemon Wulf, 372.6143. 331-n. 19 per .11 Houses Rent Unfurnished Mature kitchen help Wanted Service Station Attondafl ., no ex pqrience necessary. Apply in son to Sanford SunocoService, I i d West 4, Sanford. by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 32 Help Wanted S$es help, prefer experience in automotive or appliance sales. Wettem Auto Stor,I0l W. IS? St. ~ --- -- -- _ .' -___ --~ --- I ~ . .-.- .711111111110111111111 Friday, Nov. 2, 1973 IT WE I. . - 6B-The Sanford Herald ---. -~~~~--~----; -----I- -- -;-- - - -..- - - i ON THE SPOT/WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING A V* / WE GAIN A CUSTOMER!1_. 11111111 ' - - vei - -, rn - - - ..- lu V-I'IAi'i'i-i . = ____ �--' - - - ..... - _______ _________________ SB—The Sanford Hera Id -- '-—-- Friday, Nov 2,1973 ___ IX. A -o ____ _____________________________________________________ :f: • --- - — ______ .' ________ S _ _j_____ — ________ _______________ __________________________________ - - -- L-' -- A N rI IP II ....................... ..-.......-.-.-.-.-........'... $ 3m 9 dam AI:owQS III 7 00 i m ServIce - __ - - -. - - - Pa?O • . — -. - .,. 9Sjm - -- - -- - rr P .1 Ken i vu Man — S astor 7:000-rn. ... - - --- - i 7 COp -. 7 .,oday bghI Broadait aI a Devot ott34htS 373 5010 WTRR — rn ------- - -: :. - -. " -- -- - -= -- - - — - _____ -- , - .- ±_ . -- -- -- I •-".--.'.s-J --' .:---- _j - Churçh5tI WOtt'p J- - PO( 9 4Sam 11:00am r'0'0 rn a Rv William P,(k($ 1191 16 _-_ DISCIPLES OF CHRIST OIl H*y 44 I Mdi W.tof ____ Family Worship Evening woahp V,f'f%4W4V BObte -I_In ., i. I1.00a.m • 3Op m thipSvOP t. fib ht f I I dl h f beads the th I d Th - - L-- 13) Airport fltvd -T t.imrs C Vaighn CHURCH JORDAN jAVT _____ Prayer MeeInq 7 - - - - , LU utCfl ul .' -j - __________ ____________________ __________________ - .. - a.---- nWop 7 rv , Thu$day ' - Youth Service (veninu Worth P . H bte it p tIv r..I a i-n c s SCIENTIST i c'o in i-'a nly .. UNITED i - 1- - where mun1cv'l elections are or rat to P JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH And Stiff C _______________________ - Z- - i •• c PENNEY COMPANY E C ElseaandStaff WILSON EICHELBEPCER MORTUARY iii:i:i... WIL3ONMAIERFURNITURECO " I . a I S,jfç godownthedrain' - _ r a/l -=---._--- us SENKARIK GLASS Employcs ,) 4 ' _____ associated with her i., ' i J I - - Is a past president of the Lake Mru Chamber rf ('nmml..r&..o and postmaster of many sears ____ 1 - - fl uiance _______ AIIZMSLLr CP oo i 4 " "' - ' (sk-rrrv*. ' " ra _. Nt$ali,r1,evr -'cnUaØa Ctch ______Jill ' I, p-. .i- OaaAvr __________ _____ - r . 1' S4 WSM4*'O'WyBaPIlOv,QWflt RP'4 CticL 34* P4mifto St J*.?*1 MaW(V%&r RepHsl Qjt(5, $I H 115 05 St Matthews Rptsg C?wct$. Caneava t-Iqts San Lm tornc.s '' ' "'!,' A g C$Vth 04 0.00 Ot*.v Me-v 0 °'" -_- 'd St C'i' Q 1' - 0' C I ' Uiata c I,.a ¶:11-1( r..,4I, FosyIers.n rii r , •"o, • o Alt Pith C'-.e!. Camp SrnInI WIkIv. Pa-k ,i-r 't4 I( o *rtand0 Un,Ptd e r'. fV 14 Mathcd.$t Clayr ChaoeI tswt'aiI I t01130ff0w '° Today worried about )estertla) - ,1nd • kiu * 1k., flCXiI "Id- i" '-emin" n VUU IlI e A rstt v os'. ' ,, Lake Monqt. C'1o.I (kIa.ur vd i '' A - .. r °' A,. o-era, 003 W , as a director for the proposed Pan Am Bank to b" located In the Interstate Mall, SI corner 7 Sanford Recreation -- 1 wtuodliketo tIot:ergrn _____ _ I_ -_--_- — Mt ____ ?Msorw, I3j F rP CY.i- .%I Cr.ro' l*1 I t-* ar..isIin C* UI N$riN. CIwII.an Cwm H1icn Cr1.. l .7err £ 1.00 'Ia5IWr ao" $ipes £, F*a0a __ - Or band - - - - - - . - -- Pro'v'. Ue*a 'I 'ermnCirtlli!Rrd*ta%.,. eiw 2ser1.c 0r4CP! ?sirs Dr .. #1 a- - - - c . -'- I1'4riI t. agi01t 8. 1'*V 'fl PRESYTEIP$ , ,i .s,?ir.n hmy. :t. t41C i-' 0.1 ) 59 "-, "' •"- rinQ. y H! ad si.. -. - - ---- - hapi, Alt - Sqs , make provisions or p1annl,, them In the cit)'s parks Ilic pIIlflI)C'l' is 323-3ll- 1 0 Sc{!ntists do not believe Mer. 'i tImeguisl.rd, spacecraftwllltrytodet.ermlne I,tj r - t iS, features- on tht - U1.l,5ian if this could be fine dust sus four-ye ot Y 10's ultravIolet pictures will peratures and atmospheric • a.ions, , ,.wi- au,P,eCeS .0 uz , • trot center spoesman sauu. ek I shed some lignt on the bafuiina compouon near UL ptineLs Lerythlng In the early por- puzzle of the solar 5)51-em and d and throughout the inter tca of the lanet's u ________ pit tely normal We hae a good of how the sun affects '.arious planethr atmospheres This trajectory" __________ Photos of both planets will -= ._ ___ -- —'--- - - r -____ ______ ____ their generators are being fired on b) sharpshooters w1 th ari-iw"' plalnts to the county rei,ealed tu Pirk Fireman ' :d been lie Lad not bud proper meetings becneolactsormiaIismFrkisy,whichalsoinc1udJcut utilit poles and lines SmdVihienJr last week pledged totherh1 of Elect'ical Workers began midnight Wed — extortion against the life and a majority of the board has al prur-rt of P&S owner Robert reads ild It wishes SOflIC lotiti of exilusis e francl'ise, " lurne) But tue union denied responsibility with vandalism ' 'Tht re 'oing to blame eer) little thing that happtn us, said 1 eonardring, presidøntof 1BEW to' al 359 I- iein5tated as a Wintcr Park plant Frida) whcn the) allegedl) interfered with a suppi) Index Iason, but there was no word Itnnnolh'ufaiiatir' with Wlnlnr "' " Kenneth wa fired prior to his Crossword puzzle Vie h-ave the personnel res1ore servict, but they aren I bwance Compan) i.xptrvu us I dlcoinhflt but in good shape, In corn' d I micsioners1wor F. S rts State to lOAs tIV,t? IC) S' - ' - 'They're the ones e who left us" &. - J ___________ I ____________________ - — ' I ki(ICIJLA 1 1 cupcakes are almost as gotxl 'm the outside as on the et' Were W es w CU a met ing 'We're read to meet them any time" said Spring , ]).__1 - to IliUM Litt. iuL Utu'vv a 7MA 5A ________ _tt' t find slash sour tires" threaten / ' - when he was struck b a rock 1-sort.' amnlnv' In tha fInid to F P&l '""d ' ha 800 ta r Bridge ____ ""..- Pratt, former head of the -- ________ _____ __________________ _____________ bresing between the rRal am _ Mariner 10 also is to join oth gravity field to guide it on a the Boeing Co. carries two talnedthroughearth telescopes cember enter' Its third da) A company spokesman said transformers at the utilit) s The) were arrested Sept 28 ____ ________ There also are indications of held VenMercurts ,ivUu. forms Decause of extremeh threw out the tose of no!e Count), and last week liflu I1AZE4 _____ ct tZ)1flj to gain an excl'Asii.e In partnership with Wflhiam a - .e Seminole Count) ambulance occupationallicensetooperate frCt p sufficient cidcnce against tin. pair Cii.wch * H4k1 Rd Deftary SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST C*uvtp, 04 CN'.St W Inn St C7-rProi-w-ij ?1OS PinAve CATHOt.It I3nt$t MeTHODIST 'I I rt ,p 1' t-.f P "*? "F I MfH It Ch..srth s9gs CP.urth ol Cpj,: h' CPau'th 0*000. 003 P4.45.3Vy 500' I 17th 4. Ced.r A'.-*.iity ' BØ P.Sor Arco,lI,d 'l" rfI Old Orlando Pd it Hester Avi i-Il Ca44t Cra,ta 51$ Cpu Ave ti,t jtii ' c'- Ch,4tian Churcr' t.r L•e Rd it JmtIa o.4PrrnATso.fL, CR,IST , . ---s- board motor are planned later more thoroughl) how solar mile and selected pictures of cluding the skylab3 astronauts to steer the craft so it will pass processes are related to our Mercury are expected to have in taking a long-range look at resolutions as line as 330 feet. the comet Kohoutek whkh Isto withrn3,300mllesofVenusnext own atmosphere on earth' Forliftoff - flrT from Cape Canacral at 12 45 to attempt lar1(ltngs cark tn - - - -- During the flyby of Venus, it ported It was on a precise propulsion laboratory, said - . ---- The $$8 million unmanned to make te first probe of Jupi hick cloud cor to otaln the sun's radiation Howeer e' t ')i.atched t)Meury, year I siall at planet in t solar s)sIi - - CAPE CANAVERAl4, Fla. paththatwilltakeltwithln625 television cameras Intended to have resolutions of about 465 AP — America's Mariner 10 mIles of Mercury on March29. snap about 5,500 pIctures of miles and they Indicate the ______ • ons iracv ruling at a pretrial hearing P& and fiern.!on's efforts to Mayor Lawleflet! Swofford's financial holdings—as he HARRELL & BEVERLY - - /t4ercury month, 240-mlflion-nule voyage manmade payloads already en- Green ReaR) Both men were equitable means of protect$fl. Fri( A & P WEO 0 avafla9ement and Employcs Herb Stenstrom and Staff ________ - 1 — \/en us — respectively In Lake Mary also herald Staff %i titer initiated without PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO L D PL&NTE INC O;iedo Flortda oylheSeventh dayAdvenllstChurch DERLES ' SANFORDATLAN1IC CILCRY - — - the facts have been brought out," the White House spokesman • Lnar9es uisrnissea mission regarding a certain - are met without hobbling the defense machine or disrupting the more than 25,0O miles an hour -- g t4() iird H Hocige., and stan and Employes - 1a-' - - - Gerald! Warren said 11x President is not giving any - would THE McKIBBIN AGENCY 1 ________________________ - As for thep hantnm suLpoenaed presidential tspes, Nan said Need we be reminded of buta Anbulance Service out of ser%Ices and wants a sinele OF 5EMINOLE ____ ________ ________ Nixon Is preparing for an nouncement next week, possibly , the form o1 a , nire.,b, ge W whIch we live' Upala Rod late-afternoon cruise Friday on Biscayne Bay aboard flebozo's iouseboa t COCOIOboll • The Pres1. council No ore qualified to then It would and could be paid — But, wh) penalize someone before hand. for wanting to pm LI cncgy p -ouem.S a e economy all occupy his time. He said Nison is ______ her third straight term. She Is tielpation that the project will be a success --- ____ -' 1 I 7 - PRV,IburAv, LikiMary SR 43$ rI "I I that It is urosalv unfair to the D 1.. ar 11.1or a veoper .1 I so ile-UP Mornng WorShip YOUIhC,roup 10 00. "' (y I F!?h '1'n' as it" shnni Nurevy PMII*342S65 LymanH .. asCC C'gn,i,dju,w 111972 Longwood I -i-si SXm T14E - ____ t has set for himself and for this nation at this critical time" _ wouldn't these people be en. nngWorSh '5 ' ____________I with other alleged Impact women,vyingforl6cltycouncil 8il .'d of election .., A...t .. goodies ' Assuming that a seats and four rnn oral off ces ri test ould 11 ' Lb Ir a- • Sunday CHURCH OF CHNIST i$l7PrbAve _ - t. .1 s y uvre 1. a weeieitu Nixon and his neighbor and friend I our consideratIon 7pm vu ,i. vyan 6 JOp m i 30 m , a few observations on the 1 PAOLA WESIRYAN CHURCH Old_ Route 46 at PaoI School E Minc-r I'aUov isn't it time to try His? : i CHURCH 6 30mm • • I 't C LO"' By John A. Spolski 561 Oran. Street $ 304. il m 7Pm pm 00 m P11;4;o=:E a- Morning Worship On Manhattan Island, as in eer village and city, churches have their doors results I'eFII P Assembly Worhp Fvn:ngWorth'p Wed [vemng Prayer =-I___.__— _11g1 ITirnothy 7 )Op m Pastor That's what usually happens to man. He tries his own way first.. . i1i EvanceI p pic'ør.am -- - - - P?u( j ira aiI ,- e. more attention Ic the blue- mitre concern for each other spiritual values m Old Truths a ______ Proverbs 8 pm 4 123 Its poert and wealth, its shame and glory, its tragedy and gaLt)—all are a . I- 7 COp m Sur%day lien ng - ' - - - PaStOr 9 aSa m. hO SOa m "' FIRST UNITED d ____ . 9 4Sa m 10:50a.m. Rev PaulO 1, tstI Sund6ySchiI MocnngWoisn p ,IunOr MfttnQ & P151CC Evri ngWctthp _______ 1 __ LAKE MARY CHURCh OF THE NAZARENE P IICOtsm ,' w is'!bIeStyWed COMMUNI)! UNITED Sunday 2 Tiitij,: m 1. 7 lOi m SChOOl MornIng Worthp i-" ' CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Ot,ve Svrsland Estates p Rev Oar sn.r . said the board should be expanded to include laymen, lire Octhber which returned a'i Rrott'a )arIng tiefoe the indictment against county sonnel board. • W 2nd SI at Maple Avi 9 c*)a m 10 00. rn. Rev 0 POtS Oenlo* C chool - '- NA ARENE ° cra4,n.va in Am.rica - m flStSt ,Wrd Prayer - ,,.. or1s Morai 'Wa K.HhHUIC Son -. ' - - 6 ISp m flSii POLLING HILLS HofyCmmun L c-%•1 -' - -. _ 1.r - ---=-----= --a--- - =- -'\N 'I -, , LUTHERAPI CHURCH OF TR - OIflS MnWohp pe,vrthLeague , . -.- -. —. a '-. .- . _ - -- -- - - --- ______ . Shlndle,after Both men testified before the efu le 'J grand jury in October that Carl se ye '3One Suii we 5u uxfl flOuItEu Oi we was replaced last week by Brott said Tuesday he Is returned a critical report oi Bowman, a Journeyman The grand jury charging the satisfied with the new regulacounty electrical inspection scheduled lu-mg. electrician, membership of the electrical lions and policies concerning "We normally do not get tiuis policies, th electrical Inspections only Coincidentally, the county's review board encouraged con. I.aPotnte and Brott Insisted many complaints about county the county's elettrical Inspec- emplo)es," Kimbrough said amended electrical ordinance, flict of Interest and apparently becaUse "the monkey's now off LaPointe and Brott testified is to go into effect on Nov 12, violated state law because all my bzck for accepting subtlonpol.icles violate the national -- we,, w u om 7 .. - _- - - - CONGREGATIONAL 1rtL' undaiS(nooI - ,, hI - - -- --- -- - - - rev ew corn arnis a a nst rece ye • ',iuiIwiii h'tItm!,i FIRST SOUTHERN METHODISHRCH ('&r f C,o I4ur -'.:- - ____ ____ Congrgaswna1 FIRST flAP3ISTCHURH LakeMnre,Fia. David). Rich ..............p'uvor it COa - 13 )Op rn •am Daily - - .. -- . - .— . ---=------ -- --- -n-- ----- - -- :- ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Mo,nngWorsh'P -- I - --- -- ____ _______________________ - - -. ____ r A POn1% 5T -- 1 - ______ - .. .. . Y P E wed y Evenn -. .- CHURCH o 000 e3w.22nd Street FutittCsty FIorda MornIng WorPIIp C a, nTrr P61tOf Sunday5choot - - Cliureli Of (ad - _________ - SI Park Avenue ADVENTIST CHURCH ----------- . - llams,havea scheduled pubile anditisnormaipracticetocall lmii Shindle on charges c! indicated satisfaction with the ?. Baptist FIRST IAPTIST CHURCH Adt':iiisi THE SEVENTH-DAY - .- . ______ ..... KInb!Otgt 3ld l'. 15 Seminole County Commission personnel board membei s, complete file of citizens corn- t* * * , -------- a uU - . E ____ _________________ - _____ - - - HOPE OF OUR COMMUN/Td ___ _________________ irir I --------- - ..- o e us L 1 ut. sate saturuay. Proceeus went to Legion Building Fund. tilerald Photo by Charles Edwards) _____ _______ _ � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/369a3dd85f07ad3d04d95fa5673f00a1.pdf da6287ba98d65e3492ff4fead444743f PDF Text Text — _______ - - - - . -. . - - - - - . , ft . - - - - ---.-- -- - - - - - - - - -- - -- - . - .- . --. - MM=0WzVWM~-.-_--" _... ... ____________ ~-__=0 _ _. - _- _ SHORT !IES F.. 4. ____ __ ___ _ I __ _ V55.1 Im / ____ I ____________ (9 j _____ K=~_~ ___ Z / co - - ______ ____ / I ______ , / - - - l: - __ _____ ________ 1 - . 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'E_ - I .- __ . ___ - I - --_!_ ____ I - -_~__:!M~ Z - -AL____~-._ 47 : --V5M~44QE,Z~.. ------- ,-I _____ ___ I--_-_-_7::-__ ~~z has apparently prematurely released his ap. ointment as tempora ry chairman of th e city's planning and zon ing at. The board will hold its first public meeting tonight at 7:30 at the city fire hall to consider officially appuinUng a chairman, vice chairman, meeting dates and times for the board. If elected to the commission, th e city's charter does not specify whether Dale would have to give up his post on the PZ Board. A new board, however, will be appointed Feb. 15, a city spokesman said. Dale, vice president of the city's chamber ofconuer and a member of H.A. Dale Realty Inc., Winter Park, is using the title of p board chairman in his campaign NEAR-EMPTY COUNTYFUELPUMPS 1 literature According to a city spokesman, the board met privately inLakcMarytoreew rule sandprocciure.s for itsf unction At that meeting Dale was "unofficiall) tabbed chairman by fellow board members, but later Mayor Donald Jackson said the aDpointment must be made official at a regular, public meeting. According to Dale, his appointment came with the ap- Ilowever,F'reernan said today he had no knowledge of the appointment. "No, I did not advise them they could appoint a chairman, but I'm sure it's all right to do so. They made up an agenda, didn't they?" he said. Freeman said there was a public meeting at the city fire hail to d iscuss th e meeting times, dates and Dale's post. III don't know why they're going to make a second announcement on all this," he said. "Dale was duly elected at the fire hall with the may,or, city clerk, Margie Hess (a mayoral candidate in the city'ot Dec. 4 elections) and several representative has put him on notice that the fuel may not be available anywhere, much less The- county's diesel allocation from Gulf , based on 1971 usage Figures while the counts has doubled gallonage used since then, Lavender said. 'll be in trouble come Jan. I we'll have to cut somewhere." While not wanting to pred ict - SHOPPING DAYS T A C H R I S TM A 5 ... Diesel gas cut almost 50 per cent (11crald Photo by Bill Vincent) . - Sanford Truckers . - - Say I L Im"1t Won t Save Fuel By JEAN PATESON herald Staff writer which count) services may ha%-e to be cut back. Lavender President Nixon's plam to 'ad departments using saefuclaregoingtohurt gasolinc ehitles will ha%e a local truckers and public The lowering of the speed limit for buss to 55 mph is going to "mess up" bus schpdules, said Sanford Gre)houndbus depot manager Don Drury. sure if the fuel-saving plans 'Certainly I think the would affect them adversely, presl&nt's plans will work," hot they expected to find their said John Wright. "They'll ha ve operations would be hurt to be strictly enforced, and somellmitwIllhietobeton Se veral PCISOflS interviewed the sale of gas in said the)thought the Linda Edner. a local gas sta. "Our times are set on existing president's plans to save gas tion attendant said many of h itching to transportation managers. ser%ice station fuel than will The Sanford man-in-the. speed limits." he explained. road department and other t,s "It'll reduce the distance a some way to cm-erve what fuel the president's regulations diesel fuel vehicles. by Commissioners have been plans outlined in his Sunday driver can travel a day, so we'll we have," said Victor Johns, a ing in their five gallon wrestling with the cutback night address to the nation will possibly have to hire more fraveling salesman from ca Jtbe filled up. definitely help. But they will drivers. This would cost the Winter Park. III have to make a "I'm getting a whole lot of 350 more money IR1 li ving with my car, but I still gallon and 'a%e set u p a committee ha ve to be strictly enforced drums filled with gas" probably be reflected re think we'%-e all got to pitch in said Jim Hot=. "My home'i in with Port Authority officials to Doing away with the large increases. and cooperate. I can see no the country. If I tried to live on fiPd a supplier of bulk fuel. cars and jet airplanes used by ther way. "Increasing fares would o gas rationing I'd only get to vender last week warned the White house would help "It's a great idea to reduce work three times a week." the board the Jan. 1 fuel more suggested one man defeat the purpose of keeping allocation program will leave i,nother said a change in at- cars off the roads," said Drury. speed," said Carlos Reyes. 'Ili* Arabs have got the oil. Managers of local taxi cab "It'll help save gas, and it'll That's who we've got to play the county at least 5,000 gallons titude toward the Arab nations . a month "short" for gasoline would be a step in the right companies mid they were itot certainly save a lot of hves." t)a 11 w I th. " operated vehicles. direction. Nixon s made a big inistaki reducing the maximum speeds of trucks tos5mph," said W.W. Seminole Reacts Iforne of Horne Distribution Inc., Sanford. Found Stabbed In His Cell speed diesel trucks are geared I ficiency when doing 60 mph. "Operated at a lower speed than the efficiency point of the I- Bailey at first resisted but agreed to do It only the stranglings entered into e%i ore detec ti ves arr ived dence He was able only to present such a ay onf s'ssjon to DeSalvo about the stranglings. testimony from psychiatrists whom DeSalvo had nuestion told 1w was the strangler. Ikiley tape -recorded IJcSal%o's story under an l)eSalvo was convicted of burglary, armed agreement with the state attorney enerai' of ft" tht it could not be used t'rnnst him robbery and sexual molestation State aathoritles ha%e long maintained they Detectives were said to tune fou'td that most of hat he said tallied with the e%ldeflc*' of the crimes won't sae fuel for trucks," he said "When trucks run in a lower gear they burn as much fuel as in top gear doing higher speeds .:ir truck with a 1 speed transmission in 13th gear and you'll be going slower, but horning as much gas," he explained . - -_~__ ~ To Controls Boston Strangler Dead, (Il'lnothznee%ulencetoproseeuteanyoneforthe stranglings - "_____: - _____ - - stabonsfor2gcentsor3ocents a gallon (assuming prices hold), which is 10 cents more n age who confe& ';~ to being the Boston Strangler of worldwide sensation. TV victims ranged i ,t1' u. l96Os was found stabbed to death in his from 19 to 5 Most had been associated with prison cell today, corrections offiefuli reported. health care, eiU*,r as nurses, hospital volun- "'Or' Although 1tio onk'ised to ki lli ng, 13 leers workers in physicians' offices or friends lie said closing Fuel tops of nurses and doctors Mi licd within a 2b-Iflhl totoa th ach to announce their women in the Boston area between 1962 and over the weekend could cut plans for a Dec 1 sunrise he later retracted the confession and was nev er radius of Boston back the eco nomy one dayThe biggest manhunt In Massachusetts' wedding (on%icted of an of the 13 deaths Rut the wayI interpret it the Doris Williams, the Herald's The former hand)man was serving a life term history was touched off on Feb 24, 1967 when Dc- gas stations will close over society angel, will ha%e pie at the maximum security prison (or assaults on Saho and two other inmates escaped from weekends, but not the fuel Bridgewater Slate Hospital a month iftir IX lures of the reception in this fcur oth er so1nui stops' said home '1 ctr. iho S assault trial thinly hope so, because A prison spokesman haid ikSaIo s body was DeSalo,whohadbeenatthehospilai awaiting hav1ni trouble getting enough found about 7 am in a cell in th prison's m appeal, was captured lL day-s later in a!Lynn, g is as ills' hospital section where DcSalo worked as an ad asked to use Money talks; but these days it "It'll hurt if trucks can't get has a bad case of laryngills, . fuel over the weekend," I."Ivo. 42, died of multiple stab wound.s in a9teed DeSalvo was at the hospital before the trial, Dave the chest. No weapon was found and thert were undergoing observation for an alleged sexual All-States Service Inc., San. no suspects the spokesman said. , - , thiring De.salvo's assault trial in January _____ ,j - _ t-- -' .,. % j ~ I ( - _____ : -- - _ we're .- 15 ~_ -- --- --- .- ZI.T -,,(_ _ 0 .1 - 1 -- j ----------- - - - ,_ ' , - - OMW \ ) i"k _% - ______________ JUST MORE _____ 'I - _- ~~----__ .., / !-Ji- £A ° - .. _\ -'. - -' - - .~ I . Greatest luck in the world to State Sen. Lori Wilson and Al Neuharth (.anndt newspaper president. They threw a fantastk reception Friday in - - -' I - - t,f - S. I - i4RZ - - .M' =:- - _ 1. . ___ - - 1. lEdItor's Note: Today's column Is written by David "atfor John Spolski, who Is attending sfather 'sUflC I . "I - Ill, I'M MUCH WRE -%WSMVE TJ_" OTHIEP- PfOPLE! 0tJbER.SrAJJDS ME! -, --I z _: .ic . k V4 -- - f5 I _r-_IW ______ ~r~ k1Z_t _, V. ,;,;I, -. 7!~7 i __________ _____ & W ______________________________________________ ________________________________________________ _~ i-c w SNA)Z);ZR1&'..W ,-. ZH i ..................-• for diesel fuel - it it can be found. couciI Pa) - .j-j - f 1; . M - ..., per gallon than is presently have learned from his tenure in . __ ~--- ___ - . II I ..-li ____ '. I __ - =-1 -1 /W,U,NC/J.I. Sw-app. .. ,, V I -- . - / YA ) t4 k ~_ __ __~. ;_-t~. 1* _" X-,.,0U _.;", % 0: Z .. V~w - ~1~ - -..__ T . i ByJRICHARDS Herald Staff Writer . '", . I ' - ,\./ . AC . 0 hir 1 ._i 1- - . F_i 1 a + t C LO By John A. Spoiski ~ ) ___ • - . I J~ 1 _____ i -- ____ ___i) t , or pay at least another 110,OW tatives, the county A MAN, % 1-1 - "A__~ Lavender warned today, saying the county must either be i I Price 10 Cents I ~/ ! CAWT.0 --------,, YOUR GENEROSMY __ - V - . *~ . 'ngaretl d witli d iesel fu cdrunh,I Semino l e ____ —w ole- )~ t - I .—Z - I' DEE.PL"? ~ * ii ~ . , ~ Jfl) ______________ IrI I _ _______ —I . 4.1 . o e 'Crunch' ]a 66th Year, No. 83 " _______________________________________________ - z i.. ;-~ 1 . Ar-, _,~.- Monday, November 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 a U- ____ - rr;u - -, ----~_ Albert Charges Nixon , ; . --I>ubliiation. due Tuesday, pe r cent less hcatui oil than This :iiove Imposer, consumer Proposal of regulations in De- bad; 1 per cent beIo- last of regulations to take effect they got In iiiz, cornrnercji1 rationing, txit without th e co rn cernter to impose contros on year's supplies starting Jan 7 Under existing authority, next Jan. 1. ordering heating-oil eitablishments 25 per cvnt less; plications of issuing fuel em- distribution of gasoline to -Final regulations were Nixon announced se steps dealers to sell householders and industries 10 per cent less Ixns wholesale and retail dealers, scheduled for publication Tues cutting deliveries 15 per cent day, to take effect Dec. 7, forbel o w per Othe 7tr)= derail of 1974. plants frorn switching to oil. Refineries will be asked to start WASHINGTON AP) Nixon pledged to take the fol. President Nixon Is trying to He argued that Congress was working on energy making such cuts immediately lowing steps as soon as Condeceive Americans about the real causes and severity of problems well ahead of the administ rati on. on a voluntary the energy crisis, House Speaker Carl Albert has charged. basis, the White gress passes emergency Congress must choose "between cooperating with an said. The Oklahoma Democrat also asserted that the legislation au thorizing them: administration which is Intent on deceiving th e American "°'? -f,overnrnent.controlled President has failed to take steps "to avert a major people with regard to both the severity and the causes of -A ban on gasoline sa!es alloca tions of Jet fuel to airlines from 9 p.m. on Saturdays to recession." our our energy shortages and being honest with the people by In a be cut Dec 1, limiting In- midnight on Sunday nights statement issued Saturday, Albert telling them that we are living on borrowed time, on our ternatlonal lines to their 1972 Nixon asked filling stations to accused Nixon of promising more than can be delivered, reserves, and that far more stringent allocation, rationing of taking energy-conserving actions that "are more fuel consumption and domestic adopt such a ban voluntarily In and conservation measures are our only hope of riding out cosmetic than meaningful" and of trying to blame lines to 95 per cent of their 1972 the meantime, beginning Dec. the difficult winter just ahead and the difficult years Congress for problems. levels. All airlines will be cut 1. which will follow," Albert said, 1 ______ IT'GEXCRU— IA A, :-vA NO - ;I WICH.F % I V I eizudaUl & I us lac, TM Reg ~ . I SAID 1 WANT'A RAM ) WU A;ZE. MAKI '' AND CHEESE ON ~ --- MISTAKE.I.-OR004.1 1: Ry E., IMPLORE YOU TO CHAWE HAX4 AN' CHEE'zS"E ~' ON ?v AN' t I[SE1VETH5E ____ I—:) a. . . by Stof fel c-er ,;:: u ___ _ - __ _~~_ ___ __:____ -. __ - - _ ~~ __ _-Z - ___ . -- ___ - ____ Y ts F ue To P rote c t Econom y _ IV 71 ' - Sunday Closings County __________ ____ .-. - .0. :t —.~ ~ .~ ~ , -._ - X ~ * _ .-,Th _11 I --- Has Fuel :110 ,-,I. -.-. _ IA, 101 . \ Order Izi .Po . I. 'w -- per cent, imluitries will be taxes. denied 10 per ccnt of their oil gasoline and home heating oil to wants and commercial stave oil severe fuel shortage buildings must do without damage to the nation's per cent of their heating oil io. _ I- _ __ _ EA..'/_' t k : '.* __1 -.I--- 1, , '. t 11. . ~-_-?T ___ 1. / AND -- gasoline rationing or high fuel the authority. Nixon continued to hold in reIn a radio-television address serve, as a last resort, the posSunday, Nixon said deliveries sibility of direct consumer - - U - - - - .. - ~Z__, ~ ______ - - - - __ .. . -. . I . _. __ - I ____ 1. _... ) - ._ / :_ -17 I'll - -: . ' -&L4LLQ,///4 15 other measures The moves will mean homes 1mo11 Sunday would resix degrees cooler than normal this winter and not enough d uce an expected 17 per cent petroleum shortage to perhaps gasoline to go around. na but the To start saving gasoline, Nix- reper cent, shorta ge will requ i re on asked filling stations to stop selling it on Sundays, and additional measures to clost gap Ifl(l avoid u.opledged he would order such a g ban once Congress gives hUn . - iNz'A.-1 _______ 0 - r - ident Nixon says he Is cutting 15 per cent from deliv eries of 4 ____ _d=r_R4E=N - Q _ L U o' airline jet fuel also will be is ____ - __ ixon i'~4 I 1UN - - ____1____-Ift_ _ -- - 0 I ________ _ - - ~ %t __ . .____ - RNL E P TA . -_ - ---_ . Wi ll - - . - -& - . - - ___ . ~_ . - __ I .- ) W_ I - .0- . . _. - , Inaex , - , -_ _ ,L4 liNDA F Cutomers bringing in riflon ems JIM HOLMS Play more with Arabs - I" e I - 'fl rcatkatti. __ - - M 0 ROBERTS Cut big autos at White House - -c =-- - -. - 6A - =~___ Llassified ads ,. - 513-611 Comics ....... - - 413-513 I k. Cra rhI , . . . . 7A Entertainment 7A i.10%. ew . 17 -it -'-- Horoscope ~ I'ubllcnoti -'es sciely I , - - ALI 2A 3A 28-48 State 'totks iv 3A 1. JOHN 81(d11' Strict enforcement necessary (AIILOS RFYF.S �2A-The Sinford Herald Legal Notice MondayJJov. 26. 973 Lega' Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF Pu6L,ctg Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICHEA RING Legal Notice iegal Notice ' LegaI Notice Legal Notice _______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ::.:: ..;. I)AP(I'tb II MON TGAGE (OM. PANY, whose name was formerly THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TO Marte Holton Th,. fl - r' -• S *. CIViL AtIU n". "•' rWI,,i. •. iii., s.,., Q..'vii if?C' S IJili ''vui iii.. • am • CIuII aT'u :itJzrort ItO.. AD* I-H " • ,.-. : :-...:: :... DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, i' t.IW ''° to Uusine'n U IZI1 at Oviedo. Fern Park, Florida 33730 REGULAR ELECTION C451 No. 73-133D Murphy Iloitda, are &ceptlng appllcotk STATE OF FLOP IDA DEPART• Pd • Winter Sprinrj%. 33707, minolc to be considered for award of a non ADVANCE M0R TGAGE co Seminole County, Florida under the TO THE PEG ISTE RED VOTERS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE You arc rety noIfied tt MEUT 01: IRAN WOPTATION. COUNTY. FLORIDA Iictit.,s name of PALM VALLEY, County, Florid,) under tlt ficI,tiojs ecIu%lve community antenna PUPATION, a Delaware Car tollow;ng mcor vehicle: OF ThE CITY OF CASSELBERRY CASE NO. 721552 and FLOROA. 197) Chevrolet S cyl Truck ID NO, and that I intend to regiter said ol CENTRAL F LA LAWN television CCATV) franchise (or the porIion, SEMINOLE COUNTY. ptItIU CCY333JflII73 AND Tettas Tall noy name with the Clerk of Ih Circuit CARE, and that I intend to recister unincorporated areas of Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by MABEL GIBBS, Pltiintiffi, Plaintift. Court, Seminole County, FlorIda in Ovn, Blower Refrigerator. Roll the City of Caltelberry, Florida, said name with the Clerk oI the County, Florida; and will accept V piezi dours. Ishell lift up doors, and accordance With the provIsions Circuit Court, Seminole County, said applications through 1:30 P.M ROBERT NAT HAN DENMAR K v that purluar:t to lawful authority the ADOLPHIA JACKSON. MYRL E. SEF PIED, et al.. the FictitIous Name Statutes, To Florida in accordance with the Monday. January 31, 1971 ' and DIANE S. DENMARK. his wife 3 pfmi soda System C;ty of Catselberry, Florija. shall Defant. Defendants. Wit: Section $65.9 Florida Statutes provisions of the FiCtitiouS Name Defendant on Tuesday, Dec.'cnber 1, 1973, wilt be sold at Public SaId at 3• Applications and instructions may AMENDED Stalutes, To Wit. section $65.09 as;. SUMMONS TO SHOW CAuSE - P.M. on the 30th day of November, during the legal hours for voting NOTICE OF SUIT tainec1 by forwarding $500 Florida Statutes $957 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN Fugue Communities, PROPERTY )973attheneraIofficjfor5oe)j'5 hold the regular election of the City TO lhc Board of County Commisslone 0 ADOLPHIA JACKSON S John P. Farmer PROCEEDINGS. AND NOTICE OF Inc. cf Casstber-ry, Florua S.andwch Shaps, Inc. 9f7 i-lighway fletty Slmcoe, Ad TO ROBERT NATHAN DEN t.ttenl.on Ill North Oilar.do Avenue By. Richad C. Davis, Publish: NOv. 36. Dcc 3. 10. 17. 197) nnistrative Assistant, Seminole MARX hEARING 436 Altamonte Springs, Florida. S.a,d eteclion shall be held at th dland Florida 3215) 0EV IS) Secretary IN THE NAME OF STATE OF Th, proceeds 01 the sale will t and DIANE S. DENMARK Cassetberry Fire Department County Courthouse, Sanford, Notice i hereby given under applied first to the payment of tile Publlth: Nov. 3. I7 19, 76, 1973 FLORIDA _____________________________ - Florida, 37711. AddresS Unknown Building on said date and at the an Amended Decree for that Part.tion TOALLWHOMITMAYCONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED costsofretaking,storingandsileoo DEV-30 Board of County CITYOF times authorized for the PurPose of entered by thC Judge of the Circuit said motor vehicle and th9 cost 01 that an action to forectote the AND TO. LONGW000, FLORIDA CommissiOners to wit: Circuit in on andthe for Seminole County, tothesalisfac'ionofthebalanc,00e parlin who are resIdents Of f he i Seminole County, Florida: MAYOR OF THE City Of Florida, CONSIDER Chairman ADOPTION OF Under and by virtue of authority PROPOSED ORDINANCE State of Florida, *hOSC names and Catsetberry. Florida h day ot under the contract coring the in me vested 41, TWENTY WEST, ac LOt ATTEST ds the Mayor of the cording to the pl4t thereof as places of residence are set forth as November 1fl3. in the above styled purchateot said molar vehIcle. Any City of Sanford, Florida, I hereby o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' 5 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. TWO (71 MEMBERS 01 the City cause, t witi Sell at public auction tc recorded in PIat Book lb. page 36.01 far as ascertainae by diligent NOTICE HEREBYFlorida, GIVEN that by Clerk wrptus will be paid to you and you call a Municipal General Election to the City of IS Longwood, Robert M Morris Council the Public Records of Seminole search: Florida. of the City of Cabey, the highest bidder for cash at the will remain liable for any balance be held throughout the City 0. Troy Ray, Jr. remaining unpaid under Said COfl This Nof ice alI be potted at Wcst door of the Courthouse in the County, Florida Post Office Drar H the City Council will hold a public Sanford, Florida, on the Ith day City of Sanford at he hour of Ta* Collector fract. Ms been filed against you by Adhearing to consider enactment Sanford, Florida 3flfl regwred in the City 01 Cassbey, AM on ihe 6th day 01 December, December, 1973. (or the election 01 Seminole County Courthouse Florida, and shall be SOBIK'S SANDWICH vance Mortgage CcrpO(atlOn. a Iished Ordinance No County CATV Attorney & cntitt one City Commissioner, term of 1973. that certan parcel of real SHOPS, INC. Sanford. Florida thC Sanford Herald once Hh Publish: Nov 26, Dec 3. 10, Il, 1973 Delaware Corporation, and you are AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY office for three years. prorIy described as foliO. for at least four (1) consecutive co L. W. Carroll, Jr., Esquire required to serve a COPY of your OF LONOW000. FLORIDA, 0EV 149 iflflinga) the Southwest corner As to interest in any parcel in p.o. Box 911 weekS prior to December 4. 193. Said election shall b held at the REQUIRINGAPERMIT FOR SITE In the Circuit Court, Seminole written defenses. it any to it. on fhe Municipal Civic Center at Seminole 01 the East ' Of the SE .4 Of the SW 24 U.S. Highway 17-fl aintff.$.ttom.ywhos,flamear4 cluded herein. ted at Cassetberry, FlorIda, ' D E V EL0 N T M E I N County, Florida. Boulevard and Sanford Avenue in PREPARATION 01 Section Number Nineteen (19) Casselberry, Florida address is, McGEE, MERRITT & tht 73rd day of OCtobir, AD. 1911. FOR CON In Probate.In re: Estate 01 of Township Twenty one (71) South, the City of Sanford, Florida, under ST U T ION (ScaIl Mglc L Sefried Attorney for Sobik's Sandwich HIGH. Hernando State Bank T H E EON. JOSEPH L. C0REY the law's and ordinance's relating to Range Thirty (30) East. Thence ru ShOp's, lflC, Bill 8. Grier, 205 East 7th Sfree$ PRO V I Dl NO Building, Post Office Box 907, CON F I IC T . elections as now in force in Said CRy. East T Deceased Hundred and Ten (710) Mayor Publish' Nov. 26, 1973 Sanford. Florida 3771$ Brooksvllte, Florida 3331? PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FO The polls will be opened at 700 VIOLATION PROVIDING feet, West Two Hunired and Ten 0EV 14] To All Creditors and Persons Having and file the urlOinal with the clerk 01 Publish: Oct. 29, Nov. 5. 17, 19, a o'clock AM. Eastern Standard FECTIVE DATE. (210) feet, South Two Hundred and Claims or Demands Against Said theabove styled curt on or before Ml E. Sefried 973 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Time, and will close at 7:00 o'clock Estate: , Ten (310) feet to placeof begnning SaidOrdinancewasplacedon first December 11, 1973. otheit. a S East 77th Street F LOP I 0 A E I OH T £ E NT H P.M. on said date, Yo and each of you are hereby jjgmu may be entered against containing one acre mote or less reading on November 19. Sanford, Florida 37771 ______________________________ Situate in Seminole County. Florida. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE 1973, .nU noIficd and required to present any tar relief demanded In the I hereOySr., appoint Mrs.and F. E. the City Council will Consider tame claims and demands which you, or complaint or petition. Roumillat, as Clerk; Mr's. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have COUNTY, FLORIDA CITY OF B The unknCwn husbands or CIVIL ACTION NO 73.1451.A P A Smith, Mr's. Gore Stint. passage and adoptIon alter either of you may have aaInt tie hf'rfulto SC? op, nand and official LONGWOOo, FLORIDA ?tI p.t'i[ t:.'ar.nrj .',n.ri ,s.lI beheld 'iITNE55 my hand and the seal Cf ot any of the atve Individual '.'' Division A . Azzarelto. Mr Gr.i H €',t,ite it 'CP11 I. ' ' T :1 1 '.. L,P.lNi ii llie Lily tI,ilI ut i.tl C.rt on IhiS itt day of Uesponc$c'nts. ' Urewer, Mr. Pete ULkur, Mrs 0. R. In to. the MarriaOe of ucmbcr. $973 decnascd, Lite ol said County, lathe LONSIDIiR ADOPTION OF November A.D.. 1973. C. The unown heirs. dexIsees, WILLIAM H. SMITH, Husbjnd. (Sea) Florida, on Mondôy, the 17th day of Clerk, Circuit Court, Seminole (Court Seal) PROPOSED ORDINANCE Smith, Mi5 Edna Chittenden, Mr's. December, A 0. 1973, at $00 p.m., County, Florida. at his office in the legatees and granfees of the above. and Arthur H. Bekwith, Jr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Martha Reborn, Mrs. Lucille or as soon thereafter as possible At Arthur ii. U,ckwith, Jr. named Individual Respondents who Clerk of the Circuit Court, County at San NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ANN MAE ROADCAP SMITH, Pearson, Mr. PhiIIlp Beasley, Mrs. the meeting interested parties may ford. Florida,I said within tix calendar Clerk of the Circuit Court may be dead. Wile. Seminole County, Florida the City of Longwnod, Florida, that Ruby Hemmeile, Mrs. Gladys appearandbeheard with respect to months frcrn the lime of the first Seminole County Court HouSe D. The unknown atsignt. luc• NOTICE OF ACTION By: Cecella V. Ekein Cooper and Miss Ethel Riser as the proposed Ordinance, Thu the City Council will Psoid a public Sanford, FlOrid's cetsor's in interest, trustees, or any To: William H. Smith InspeCtors of said eldion. Deputy publication of this notice. Two hearing to con'si(lfy enactment of hearing may be continued from time copies of each claim or demand By' Martha T. Vihlen ofher parties claiming by, through, Address Unknown Kenneth P. Marchman, Esg Ordinance N. 357, entitled IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have to time until final action is taken b Dey Clerk 'C or against an, artd all of tt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hereunto set my hand as Mayor of the City Council. shall be In writing, and shall state Publish' Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1973 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Hunter, Pattillo, named Respondents and against 311 that a proceeding for dissolution O The City of Sanford, Florida, and King & M.archmart the place of resIdence and Post office DEV31 OI LOPIGWOOD, FLOR IDA, persons and parties claimIng or marriage has been filed against you have CauSed lobe affixed hereto th, A copy of the iroposed Ordinance addressof the claimant, arid shall be ANPItXING TO AND INCLUDING 743 W. Park eve., having any interest or claim as UNDER FICTITIOUS p.o. Box o and you are required to serve a copy teal of said City on this 19th day 01 FlorIda, and copies are on file with or attorney and accompanied spotted at the City Hail, Langwood, s*orn to by the claimant, his agent WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OWnerS, mortgagee's, (udgment P4ovemner. 1973 of your written defee', ,t tJAME STATUTE a UF THE ci; ' A. AREA OF LAND Winter P,irh.. F!erit 377$, tredltors or lienholders of, upon or the Clerk of the City arid lime may filing fee of one dollar and such TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ttier,so on Petitioner's attorneys, lSeal) IN Attorney for Plaintiff SITUATE AND BEING be Inspected by the public. Notice is py given that the against thep.arcelcf landdescribed Lee P. Moore whose names and address appear Publish: Nov. 34.1973 DATED this 70th day of ctaimordernandnotsofiledshallbe SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. undersigned, pursuant to the below In Seminole County, Florida. below, on or before December 74th, As Mayor of the 0Ev 159 'oid, AND MORE PARTICULARLY ___________________________ November. A 0 197). AD OF The DIVISION 1973 andfile theoriginal thereof with City Of Sanford, FIo.'ida "Fjhiti's Name Statute," Chapter 5: Katherine S. Corley DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE 5: Conic P. Shomafe PROCLAMATION OF $65.09, Florida $tatutes,will register MINISTRATION. STATE OF the Clerk of this Court either before ATTEST: As executor of the Last WEST OF THE lIE "4 OF THE City Clerk REGULAR ELECTION of the Circuit Court, FLOP IDA DEPARTMENT OF service on Petitioners attorney's or H. N. Tamm, Jr. with the Clerk Will arid Testament of SW a OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP TO THE PEc.lSTE ED \'OTfflS of th ci and City Clerk mmedately thereatter, otherw Serniriale County. Florida, I P A N S POP T A I I ON, L CORIEY, Longood, Florda SOUTH. 1 NG E 33 LAsT. OF THE CI1Y OF 1A.SIL hERI Y. a default will beentered against you Publish NOv 26. 1973 upon receIpt of proof 01 the SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political th'ceased UEING APPROXIMATELY I9.2 Publish Nov. 76. 1973 FLORIDA: for me relief demanded in the DEV.143 f thiS nosice, the fic subdivision of the State of Florida. tic1 STENSTROM, DAVIS ACRES MORE OR 0EV LESS; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Petition. titious name. to.wit: WILLINGHAM have filed a Petition In eminent & McINTOSH TOGETHER WITH THE EAST U the City of Casselberry. Florida, WlTNE55myhandandtheseato( AUDIO SERVICES under which we domalnproct'edingsagainst youand Attorney's (or Executirx FT OF THE NW i OF THE SW tnt pursuant to lawful authority the this Court on he 21st day CITY OF CITY OF are engaged in businets at 3010 each of you seeking to condemn for P 0. BOx 1)30 OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP City of Catsetberry, Florida, shall November, AD. 1973 LONOW000, FLORIDA CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Derbyshire Road, M.altland, Florida public purposes the t ce simple tills Florida State Bank SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, BEING on Tuesday December 4. 1973. (Seal) NoticeofPvblicHeargng to the parcel described below NaticeofPubiicHering 32751. Suite 77 THE R W OF LAKE EMMA during Inc legal hours (or voting TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Thatthtpar1ieinterested10said located in Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 32771 ROAD; TOGETHER WITH THE hold the regular election of the City Clerk of Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Notice is here-by given by the City 'snets enterprise are as follows: Florida: Publith: Nov. 3, 17, 19, 76, 197) EAST 66 FT. OF ALL OF THAT of Canelberry, Florida. By: Linda U. Harris Council of the City of Cas.selberry, THE City Council of the City of Th NOrth 5 feet uf: Bin Willlngnam DEV 34 PART OF THE SW OF THE SW Said election shall be held at the Deputy Clerk Florida, that said City Council will bongwood, Ftorkla, that said City The East 227.1 feet of the West June A. Williogham ' OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP Casselberry Fire Department GERALD W. JONES of Council will hold a public hearing. hold a public hearing: tCt1 at Cas.setberry, Seminole 332.4 feet of the North 50 feet of the 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAS1, LYING Builoing on said date and at the HUTCHISON, (a) To consider annexation of the FOR LEFFLEP (a) To consider annexation , t• County. Florida, October 19 1973. NE ' of the N('d of the SE'i of & SEMINOLE NORTH OF THE NORTH R W COUNTY. times authorized for the purpose of MORRIS following described property lying following described property lying FLORIDA, PubliSh: Nov. 5. 12, 1, U. 1973 Section 1, Township 20 South, Range LINE OF LONGW000 HILLS eieciingthefoliowingcityofficial,to Post Office Drawer H and being in Seminole County, and being in Seminole County, IN PROBATE NO. 7341 CP DEV2B 30 East, In Seminole County, ROAD AS SHOWN Old THE PLAT wIt: Florida, to wit: Sanford. Florida 31771 Florida, to wit: Florida. OF "LONGWOOD HILLS ROAD" i re: Estate of SoUth 197 feet of the West 443 feef GRACE W FORT, One Councilman of the city at Attorneys for Petitioner From the Southwest corner of the Containing 1134 square feet (0.024 AS RECORDED Ill PEAl' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH * I a t.aL.. C1 "' -A " BOOK 5. crr', Lr ui.t*pired term Puhith: Nov U. Dcc, 3, 10, U, I;;) S E :, uf Sedon 17. Township i vi t..T PAGE JUDICIAL CICUll, IN AND FOR "' (i4'i5C4 tosS, cxc Deceased THE PUBLIC created by the untimely demise of 0Ev 15.5 Township 70 S. Range 30 E; South, Range 30 East, Seminoic F*ECORDS c. OF SEMINOLE COL'NTY, FLORIDA, iri existing road riof'st Of way. OF FINAL NOTICE SEMINOLE RichardJ.Wirzwhichtecmexpires IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County, Florida, run along the tothecorporatellmltsofthecityof You and each of you are com NotIce is hereby given that Inc In re: thi Marriage of COUNTY, FLORIDA, ALSO BEING on January 13, 1975 Westerly line of 'said SE 'i, N 1 Longwood. Florida; and manded to file written defenses to THE RWOF LAKE EMMA ROAD; t,ndenig will, on the 13th day of DENNIS RAY (IEADNELL, (bi To consider also the SEMINOLE COUMTY, FLORIDA degret' 19' 32" W, 547.71 feet; thence This Not Ice shall be posted as CASE NO. 73417.0 me Petition in Ihe office of the Clerk question December, A.D. 197), present to the TOGETHER WITH ALL OF THAT tiUSblnd, 01 run N 42 required in the City Of Castelberiy, degrees 47' 12" E. 631.99 01 designating and assigning the Honorable CIrcuit Judge, Probate the Circuit Court in and for W OF LONG WOOD HILLS ROAD QARNETT MORTGAGE COM. f Florida, and shall be publithed In PANY. wnose name was to the Southwesterly rightof- zoning classification of P2 Division, Seminole County. Florida, SANDRA B. BEADNELL. Seminole County, Florida. in the Residential 0i'sttt to formerly way line of State Road 134; thence AS SHOWN Off THE PEAT OF the Sanford Herald once eacn week Wife. City of Sanford, Seminole County, said property tier Final Return, account and GENERAL GUARANTY MOR. "LONOWOOD HILLS ROAD" AS for at least four (1) that classification Is described run along said right-ot.way line S 0 aS Florida, on or beiore the 3rd day 01 consecutive TGAGE COMPANY, INC ,a Florida degrees RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I AT NOTICE OF ACTION vouchers as Executrix *1 the Estate 17' 02" E. 475.00 test to a In the zoning Ordinances Of the City of GRACE W. FORT, weeks prior to December 1. 1973. Corporation. PAGE 96 OF THE PUBLIC deceased, and THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: December. 1973, the same beIng not pj Beginning; thence run S 42 of LonvQd, Florida, to wit: Or- at said time, then and Dated at Casselberry. Florida, BEADNELL. less than 74 days nor mofe than 60 RECORDS OF SEMINOLE there, make DENNIS RAY Plaintiff, degree's 47' 1$" W, 250 feet, thence dinanceffo.la3andasamendedand AND dart from the date cit this notice, COUNTY, FLORIDA. LYING this$thday cit November, AD. 1°fl. vs. WHOSE RESIDENCE application To the Laid Judge (or a run N 17 degrees 12' 42" W, 201 feet supp'emented. (Seal) MAILING ADDRESS iS 2nd Street, and to serve your written defenses WITHIN THE SW . OF THE 5', fInal FLORIDA URBAN DEVELOP, to the Center line of the paved settlement of her ad. The present zoning classificatIon mlnhstrationo By: Bill B. Grief upon the Ccunty Attorney of OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 20 lestateendforan P1W, South CarrotIto Ohio. MENT CORPORATION a Florida portion cit Fern Park BoUlevard (a of said property is A-I Agricultural Order discharging her as such. Mayor SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST; Cori,oration. ef al., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County on or before that District as private road, thence run Pd that classification is PubliSh: Nov. I). It, 24, Dec.), 1973 dale, which defenses shall show that a proceeding for dissolution REDEFINING THE CORPORATE Defendants, degrees 17' II" E, 730 feet to , described in the zoning ordinances AD.DATED 1973. this 31st day of October, 0EV Ii marrlagehas been tiled against you, what ritt, title, or Infers-st you, or LIMITS OF THE CITY OF NOTICE OF SALE aforesaid Southeasterly right-of, and regulation's of Seminole County, and the short title is IN RE: THE any of you, have or claim In and to LONGW000 TO INCLUDE SAID CITY OF 5: Carol Stone Notice is hereby given that pur way line of State Road 434: thence FlorIda. LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA MARRIAGE OF DENhIS RAY the above de-scribed parcel of land ExecutrIx The Public Hearing will be held in suauit to Summary Judgment of runS C degrees II' 42" E, 207 feet to LIMITS OF BEADIIELL, Husband and SAN and s'ow cause why it shld riot be THE NoftceolPublichtearing CITY, Estate of ForetLosur' entered in the above the Point of Beginning. Subiect to tP*CityIfall,Loflgwvod,Flori, AUT,eORlZlNG AMENDMENT TO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: entitledcauseintpieCircuitCourtof DNA B. BEADPIELL, Wife, and Iakenfarthesuse,andpurposesse., GRACE W. FORT right-of.way for Fern Park Ihe 10th day of December, 1773. at STENSTROM, DAVIS CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID forth in the Complaint, or default these presents command you , Notice is hereby given by the City Seminole County, Florida, I will sell Boulevard over the Northwesterly 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as & McINTOSH LkP4D ANt,EXED, P'o'Iiolp4G Council of the City ul Casseiberry. Uapoear and tie your Answer or may be entered against you c property tituOte 'n &emi-iote 37 feet thereof. Lying parallel with Po5sibte, at which time interested SEVERAQlLly. You are notified that Petitioners CONFLICTS Florida, that 'said City Council will County, Florida, described as: other defense or pleading with ft.,. Attorneys parties and Citilensfor and against Post Officefor Executrix the Northwesterly line, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. hold a public hearing: willapplytothe Court for an Order PARCEL NO. C: Beginning at a Clerk of the Circuit Court band the proposed amexatk)n and zoning SeidOrdinancewasplacedonfirst (a) To cunsider annexation of the point 970 feet South and 21436 feet SeminoleCounty, Florida, andserve 01 Taking on the 11th day of Sab0td, Florida 32771 will be heard Said hearing may be ____________________________ and rradrig en November 19. 1973. and following described property lying WeSt of the Northeast Corner of a copy thereof on PetItIoners at. December, 1973, at 445 O'clock continued from time to time until Publish: P4ev. 5, 17, 19, 26. 1973 the City Co'inc'l w,iI COqider sims arid being in Seminole County, Section 35, Township it South, torney, ROGER L. BERRY OF P.M., be4ore the Honorabl* Tom From the Southwest corner of the final action is taken by the City 0EV-il for final passage and aooptu after Florida, to wit: Range 30 East, CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY, Waddell, Jr., JudgI of the Circuit Seminole County, SE '. of Section CITY OP ALTAMONTE the public hearing which will beheld p Lot 4 Block A, Replat of Block C Florida, thence run West 60 feit, South Range 30 Il, Township 21 Council. Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida Court of the Eighteenth JudicIal This notice shall os posted at the East, Seminole' SPRINGS. FLORIDA in the City Halt of Longwood, South. Fern Park Subdivision, thence P4(..III 130 feet; thence East nnt. on or before the 19th day 01 Circuit of Florida, in lilt Chambers County, Florida, run along the City Hall within the City of Notic. of PvbllCHsarlli, Florida, on Monday. the 17th day of SeminoteCounty, P1st Book 7, Page 60 feet; December, AD.. 1973, OfhtqwiSe a at SemInole County Courthouse, thence SouTh 130 feet to IPIC Westerly line of said SE '.4, N 1 Longwood, FlorIda, and in three (3) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: default will be .ntered against you. Sanford, Florida, at which time and or 's n thereafter as potsiofe. At CoUnty, Florida. on the North Riglitot Way line Of run N 12 degrees 41' 12" E, 631.99 published in The Sanford Herald,, a the CIty Council of the City 01 Clerk of the Circuit Court on this the Cowl and be huird on all appear and be heard with respect to Casselben'', Florida; PARCEL NO. 0: Begirving at thence the City of a way line of State Road 436; Longwood and Seminole said City Council wilt hold a public (Seat) tr'e proposci Ordinance, This and that mutt be determined before the point 970 feet South and 20756 feet rUn along taid right of way line S 47 County, Florida, once a week for at hearing. nearing may be continued from time fbi To consider also the question West of the Northeast Corner of degrees 12' 07" E, 475 feet to a point; entry of an Order of Taking, in Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. least tojr (4) consecutive weeks (at To consider armex.ation of the cf designating and assigning the Section 33, Township 19 South, thence run S 42 degrees 47' ii" w. prior to time until final action is taken by cluding the jurisdiction of the Clerk of the Circuit Court to tne date of the Public following described property lying Itil City Council zonIng classification Court, the Sufficiency of the By' Cecelia V. Ekern of Cl Corn- Range 30 East, Seminole County, 2.50 fees to a Point of Beginning; Hearing; the date of the first and being In SemInole County, A copy of the proposed 0rdirsre merCial to said property at Deputy Clerk pleadings, whether Petitioner is that Florida, thence run West 70 feet; thence ContInue S 42 degree's 41' ta' publication to the date of the last Florida. tO wit. is poste'da? the City HalI,Lcngwood, ClaSSifiCatIOn is dtcribed in th%' thence North 130 feet; thence East properly exercising its delegated CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY W.250 (cci; thencerunN 47 degree's publication, both date's Lots inclusive, 10, ii. 11, 13, II and 15, Attorney's for Petitioner Florida. and copies are On tile with zoning ordiri3ntt$ of the City of 70 authority and the amount to be thence South 130 feet to the 12' 12' W, 207 feet to the center line shall not be less than twenty.eight GOLOIE MANOR, according to inc Clerk at the City and same may Casselberry. Florida, to wit, Or. pointfeet; of bC'girxilng, Said deposited for eacn of the parcel's of the P 0. Drawer z point being of the paved portion of Fern Park (75) days prior to the date of plat thereof as recorded in the Plat be inspeCted by the public. dunance 55 as amended and 'sup- on the North Right of.Way 111* 0 property. The Court will make arid Book Sanford, Florida 32771 Boulevard (a private road); thence Public Hearing. 13, Page 7), PublIc Records of Publith: Nay, 19, 24. DATED thiS 70th day of plemented. Reed (Fifteenth) Street. Dec.). 10. In) enter Such Order as it deems proper runPf17degrees7' IS" E iSOfeet; DATEDthlsflflddayofOctozjer, SeminoleCounty,Florlda;andallof DEV101 November. A.D. 1913 The present zoning classification PARCEL NO. 0: B.egirming andiftheCourtfindsthatpetitioner AD. 1973. at a tnencerunS47dees12'4?'E that part of Ronnie Dive lying 01 saId property is P21. R IA at that poInt 710 feet South and 2)45.4 feet feet to the Point of Beginning. S. Onnie N. Shomate it entitled to possession of the 5: Orinie P. Shomate South of an • classification us described in the West of the Northeast Corner Of Subject to right.of.way for Fern City Clerk easterly extension of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE properly In advance of final City Clerk North lot lir.e of Lot 10, according to cit the City of zonirigordinanceslndregulatlornoi Section 3,5. TownShip It Scuth, Park Boulevard, 01 the City of the plat thereof as recorded in Plat EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Iudgment.theCourtwirltixthutim, over the Nor. L(xQW0Od. FIoid.a Seminole County, Florida. Range 30 East, Seminole County. CUlT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, within which and the terms upon thuuiesterly 37 fe-el thereof Lying Lctngwood, Florida (look I). Page 71. Public Re-cord's 01 t4 t. 1973 Tie Pb"c Hariru -iI he held FFord,i thence run West bi) fe-ct, *11th you will be required to FLORIDA p.irallel tith the Nortti,'.'c".terly In. PubliSh: Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12. 19. 26. Seminole County. Florida, the Citt haIl, Cttttbttry, Florida, thrne Soutri 130 fe-et; thence East surrender FILE NO. 973 possession to Petitioner. 73I6I7.A 60 lathe corporate limits of the City to the corporate lImits of the City ontbe27thdayotoeceqnwr, 1773,at feet; thence North 1)0 test to the csselberry Florida; WITNESS my hand and the Seal of DIVISION A AltCmonte Springs. Florida; anø ..PEIJ.I 91 7:30 P.M., or at soon thereafter at Point of Beginning, said point being and tht above Court this lit day of' ACKERMAN (b) To csider also th. question HENRY CITY OF possible, at which time interested on tne South Rlght.oI.Way line of tb) To consider also the question IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of deSignating and assigning the LUCILLE ACKERMAN, hi's wife, November, 1973. OVIEDO, FLORIDA parties arid citizin's for and against Fourteenth Street. of designating and assigning the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA zOfliflO classificatIon of CO Corn. Plaintiff's. (Seal) NOT IE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO the proposed annexation and PARCEL P40. F: Beginning at a zoning classification of Cl Corn. CASE NO. 73.3)5.0 Arthur H. Bs-ckwittt, Jr. mercial General Dstrict to said OF will be heard. Said hearing may be poiflt 7)0 feet South and CONSIDER ADOPTION 2075.6 feet rnet'cIsI to said property as that BARNETT MORTGAGE COM. property as Clerk of the Circuit Court P. FOX and MARGARET F. that classification PROPOSED ORDINANCE c,Onfinued from time to time until West of the Northeast Corner Of classification is described in By Martha T. VihIen the PANY. a Florida Corporation, described in the bring ordinances FOX, hi's wife, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. final action i's taken by the City Se.'u 3$, Township It 'SO'uth, zoning ordinanc As Deputy Clerk Of the City of Defendants, Plaintiff, of the Cily uf Altamonte Spr.ng-s, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Council. Howard P. Macsee Range 10 East, Seminole County. Cassetberry, Florida, to wit, Or. vs. NOTICE OF SUIT FlOrlda,tOwit:OrdinanceNo. 325.73 true City of Oviedo. Florida. that the This notice shall be posted at Ihi Florida, thence run West 70 feet; dinance AUIUant CounIy Attorney oUncilwiIInoldapublkhearingto City Hall within thi City 04 thences.outnl3oieet;thenc,East70 plemented55 as amended and sup. FLOP IDA URBAN DEVELOP. and as amended and supplecnente1, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 110 E. Commercial Street MEP4T CORPORATION, a The present Florida zoning cl1ssifiallon FLORIDA. consider enactment of Ordinance Cassetberry, Florida, arid In three feet, thence North 1)0 fee-f. to the Kirk Plaza The present boning classification Corporation. et al. 01 sild property is RI Residential To the Defendant's: (31 other places within the City, and 'eo 247, er,tiIleci: of iiviing. said po.nt ting 01 said property l's C.2 as that .)OHPu' N. FOX and MARGARET Sanford, Florida 37771 Defendants, District, as that cl&ssification a AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY published in The Sanford Herald, a O the South Rlght-of.Wy line of classification is de'sci'i in tne NOTICE OF SALE descrlted in the zoning ordinances F, FOX. hi's wife, their unknown PublIsh: Nov.5, 17, It, 24, 1973 OF OvI EDO, FLORIDA, newspaper of general ircul.ticn n Fourteenth Sired. zoning ordlnancesand regulations cf Notice ii hereby given th6t pur and regulations of Seminole County, heirs devises's, legates's or grantee's, 0EV 32 CREATING THE OFFICE Of the City of Casselberry and PARCEL PlO. B: Beginning at a Seminole County, Florida. and all other persons or parties suant to Summary Judgment of Florida. SPECtAI. MUNICIPAL JUDGE; Seminole County, Florida, once a point tlO feet South arid 27056 left THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ThePublic Hearingwillbep,efd in Forec)osur entered in the above Thepublbchearirig will beheld in claiming by, through, under or IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PROVIDING A METHOD OF week for at least four (1) COn West of the Northeast Corner Of lheCIty Hall, Canelbecry, Florida, entittedcauseintheCircuitCourlof the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, against then,, APPOINTMIP4T, ESTABLISHING secutive weeks prior to the date Of Section 15, TownShip 19 South, onfheflfhdayof December, )973,at SeminoleCounty, Florida, I wilIsell FlorlcIa.onthelthdayof December, And to: All partie or persons CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TH£ 0 U AL,. I I i CATION S the Public Hear4ng, thi date Of IllS Range 30 East, SemInole County, 7,30 P.M, or as 'soon thereafter COUNTY. FLORIDA as Ihe property situate in Stminole It?), at 4:30 p.m., or as soon havl000rclaimingany right, titleor CIVIL ACTION THEREOF; PROVIDING A TERM fiflt pubficatign to the date of the Florida, thence run West 50 feet, possible, NO. 73.Ei53.D at which time interested County, interest in Florida, described therealterasposaible, as: and to the p'btica1iQn, bOth at which time OF OFFICE; ESTABLISHING last following dates thence Nor-'h 130 feet; thence Eatt parties and citizen's for and against DIVISION 0 TheNorth5l.9lfeetof bIt, Block Interested parti and citizen's for described property, situated in In re; the POWER AND DUTIES, cktslve. shalt not be less than Sf3 feet; thence south 130 fed (I Marriag, of the the-proposed annexation arid zoning C. FELLOWSHIP ADDITION to andagaln'sttbepropo,edannexation Seminole Countl, Florida: PROVIDING A METHOD OF twenty cg't (21) days. In ôddution. Point of tIe-ginning, tald point tbeing OVA T 0000EN, wife, and will be heard. Said hearing may be Sanford. Florida, Lof as recorded in 15, Block 27 and zoning will be heard. Soid FIXING COMPENSATION. ncllicesssailbepasledintheare.to on the North Right.of.Way lini 04 of SUBURBAN RONALD NUN 0000EP4, husbnd continued from time to time until hearIngs may be continued from HOMES SUBDIVISION be conSidered for annexaflon and Reed (Fifteenth) Street QEGUIRINc. AT4 OATH OF OP according OVA T. G000EN, foal actIon it taken by the City of Se-minote County. Florida; to the' Pta1 time to timeuntil final atflon pqc ipt P-dc l'r'ir'q .1 ie'aCt f,tte, (.S d.sys AN FE thereof as reofuJe1 ri pnp - ,' rue, E. Beg'riir at a Cc"ncl Iris' SOoth 4 5 feet t Lot$, hack tjltj, by tti City Countii. i'I.il bo S. PogtsbO and 61, Public 1 1 (liv I; CiA Ti- REPEALING pIJr t) tht date of the F'uol.c point 970 feel South and O.7.4 test This notice shall be posted at the C. FELLOWSHIP ADDITION to This notice shall be posted at the Records of Seminole County, RONALD NUN ALL ORDINANCES lPf CONFLICT Hearing. WeSt of the Northeast COUW 0 Chy Hall within the City of GOODEN, Sanford. Florida, s's recorded in City Hall within the Cily of Florida Dated thiS 17th day of November, Section THEREWITH 35, Township It South. Catselberry, Florida. and in three Plat Book 5, Page 3, Public Records Altarnonf Springs, You, and each of you, are notified Respondent. Florida, and SaidOcdinancewasptocedonfirst A 0. 1973. in Range 31) East, Seminole County, (3) other pf.ce'swithl the City, and of Seminole County, Florida; NOTICE OF SUIT and three (3) other places within tne that a wit to obfain cancellaf ion of TO rdng on November 19, 1973, arid MMy W Hawthorie, F$rida. thence run We's. 33 feet; published in The Sanford Herald, a - RO'fALD NMN 000DEN The North 77.1$ feet of lot I and City, 6nd published in The Sanford mortgage deed arid promissory note City Clerk 'he City Council will consider lime thence North 160 feet thence East newspaper of general circulation in the South 77 19 feet of 1019, Block C. Herald, a newspaper Residence Unknown for f,nal passage Ind adoption after of the City 01 of general to the above described property has 5) 'eel, thence South 160 feel to the the City of CCsseIbi'rry and i r rr ELLOWIIIP ADDITION Syracute. flew York ' ci to r.irnjlation In the City of Altamonte' Pi'n tiled aq.1in? you and C*J are (SPirrry. IIrlda '1.9 l;'1 i p-rit h,-.: '-'e' C..;:? . Vr I. Sprn5 'j i, iS ri corr,1 0 and YOU t.P C lIuREJIY ?4OTIFI ED - '..o :j • r'.eminle County, Li iL!r -J tO Sc-rye a cOpy of your on the ?.orth Right of Way iir* 00 e-e-5 for VIal Book I. Pag3, Public Records fiorida,oncea week for at least four answer to the Complaint on the that an ection for dissolution of least fcur (4) Monday. tht 11th day of December, ISeal) Re-ed (Fiftpenth) Street; selsy weeks prior to the date cif of Seminole County. Florida; ir (4) COnSCtutiye week's prior to lhe Plaintiff's attorney. JOSEPH marriage has been fled against you .t t i p 'ii on iO 17, 7& ,, s sn P,'ht1th Nov 26. 0Cc t.-i'c 5 do the higheSt and best the Piti7 01 public sale tot fliçheSt nod tr? Hoaring; the tt.1?c c'i the i•' ' I dl!ec.f th l'uhlc tlearun.. th date lV()AWEP, P0 (iou 521. Maitland, and you are- reuirrdtosrrvpa (Cry A' U'dJfr tar cath at the west front first publ.c&ion to the date of the bidder lot cash at the west ftnt 04 the first pubIicat,on to Ihedate f Florida 3775), and file theorlginal in your written detente's, if any, to n-iee-t.ng interested tarties may 0EV door of the Sert,lnole County lI publiCation, both dates in door of the Seminole County the last publication, both dates in. the offIce 01 the Clerk of JERROLD A. BRaSS, Attorney for appear anil bf heard with respect to the Circuit Courthouse in Sanford. Florida Ct cltlive, Shall not be less than Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida clusivit, shall not be less th'sn Court on or before December 13th. Petitioner, 350 N. Washington FICTITIOUS NAME the- propoted ordinance. This • tI.QO AM. on December 4tP 4.0., twenty eight (71) day's In addition, as 11:00 AM. on DECEMBER 6th, twenty eIght Notice is hertbhearing rn0Vb'COIStinUed from Iime y given th51 I am (21s days. In addition, 1973 Otherwise the allegations of the Avenue, Titusvllle, Florida 377.0. 197). notice shall be potted In thi area to AD. 1973. ana file the original with the Clerk of notice shall be po's'ed In the area to Cornptaint will be lCken )99fd ifl business at Uranttey (5e) to litre until (nat action is taken Dy as con SeaI) be considered for annexation and be considered for annexation and Ie'ssd ,above styled Coufi on or before Scivare, 924 H*y 436. Aftamonte the City CounCil Arthur H. 8eckwith, Jr. Arthur H. BCCkwith. Jr. On*rig St le-est fifteen (11) day's A copy of the proposed ordi.nan Sprnç'. Seminole COcjn$v. Florida toruin at least fiftein (Ii) days ThisnOliceshellbepubti't,se.Jonce December 3rd. 197) Othirwi's, a ('tn. of Circu,f Courl (7Ot tO thr' d.si- Cf thu Public Clerk of ('cut Covrt prior to ih.' iudnient ma tie entered against u! ;" C'?t Halt. O ic'.0 ci date of InC Publi .. each week for four conscutive 1.'-aftha T Vhim fly Martha I. Vibleri Hearing !c:r,da 000 toPue's are cm lilt *'?h tikAlITLEr .0UAkTi B.ARbER yOu OI' the relief demanded in the *'tk$ in The Sanord Herald. Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Dated this 13th day of November, the Cicr of tne City eisa same u' DATED tlis 74th day f October, SHO'. and that I ;ntend to register I Prierr Abner, 0 Dated this 14Th day of November, Complaint or petItion 1. Plsarr Abnir. of 4.0. 1973. A 0. it?). said nan'te with the Cler oc inspected b the publiC, t,n WITNESS my hand and teal of t th TURUUULL. ABNER TORNPttl.L, AND (Seal) ABNER AND 5: Phy,1i5 .1. JOtitahI DATED nut ?lst de" Of 11Jrn. Cirtut .r'1'i' COlJOty, Q.fiELS tCircui' Court slid Court on October 31st, 1973, Seal) DANIELS M.y yt fta*yfhorne FlordO in aordenc A 0 Rh City Clerk (Seal) Art tsJr H Bsck*utt,, Jr with th* 141 We-st t.yrCO ACnv in Wt',t U. ymso City Clert. AvCr'At of the City of f1', Cicoit Count AtIhr Ii BCCkwith. Jr. lt Qtt.0 (io t F! Ott.re Box 100 Of the City Cm, L?c'i1. *''t .Sltamante Springs, "iu'-;In ILSDT Yi'ntrr A's Clerk of said Court Seminole County. Florida Pan Fiorioo 332$, Ce's'sofcry Florida W,ntcr Park, Florida 32159 iorioa Statutes c the Cit', f Florida Z1 ,vy tcc-. fli. Joy Webb ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF 1 Wi 7 Publish - Univ 3A ATyeP?:ys FO FLAiI'ITIFI. Oieno. FIO.iOO 5: RObert W. ftrwn Publish: Oct. 79, Nov. 5, 12, it, 76, Deputy ClCrk Deputy Clerk i,cv 'vn L.:.;,n N' Piolth Nov 1973 U. 19)3 i"ub!.Sh 3k, 'L7 3 1973 3. IC' 17. Publith Nov. It, 76, Dec. 3, 10. 1973 Publish: Nov. 8, 12, It, 24. 1973 Li. 11 [u 'i 11., HI. , ill. Li 1'' 0EV lOS 0EV it suflnt to Final Judgment of according to the records of Seminole County, Florida, . DCV 15/ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida That the party interested in 'said tusine'ss enterprise is as follows A joint venture consisting of Timothy J. Connolly, Eugene M. HowerijØ, Jr. and INC Develoi.ment Corporation, Troutman. Sands s Lockerman 5, AS Ott' Robert P Rc'.t' Publish. PubliSh licn $9. 26, Dec. ' 102 - ________ to clear up two time" to suspect any Pubtith NOv. 19, 76, 1973 - In additiOn, each firm i to be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.14$.E aware that a work session with Longwood City Council will be held following Preliminary acceptance. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bid's. R. C. Letbensperger, Jr. Street Supt. DIVISION E Publish: Nov. 26, 1973 0EV 103 - In re: the MarrIage of DON 0. DINGEE, . DEv112 Plaintiff, NANCY J. DINGEE. In re: the Marriage of CHERYL 0. NOTICE OF SUIT TO. NANCY .1. DINGEE 777 West Covina NOTICE OF ACt ION Covina, California YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ection for divorce has been filed against you, and YOUNG, PETITIONER, AND EARL YOUNG, JR., RESPONDENT, Apartment 103 TO EARL YOUNG, JR. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN c;: i t' f Ai Li II g c a 1)i L.1. 1.0 s Hospital, 1.1 e c::i s E.LIM e body can Escess walerinthe he uncomfortable. F,.'LIM will help you lose ezeesa Sanford city commissioners orlando builder who had bid Boulevard and the east side of Inc. A wholesale i.:f .1 $17,000 dun'i truck to food o,000 for the property as an U. S. 17.92 and 18 lots In the distributor warehouse is slated replace a unit recently wrecked Foreign Wars request to office bujIdingsjte(aiIedtopt Park View Subdivision west of for the site, and approving payment of lease a city-owned log cabin at a 10 cent binder. South Sanford Avenue and $7,131,) for o'ersizing of a water A public hearing is Seminole Boulevard and Myrtle Coiiirnis.sioners will discuss south of 27th Street. scheduled main installed by private Avenue, on rezoning the withPoliceC)ije(n8utlerhis Auto Train developers on Lake Mary Another public hearing is property for industrial Use. D. Benske, commander request that four members of Boulevard scheduled to consider an• of VFW Post 1,018, said the the department's motorcycle nexatlonof23acresonthenoi'-tji anCommissioners will consider offer to buy two city-owned organization wants to lease the patrol be promoted to rank of side of lake Mar)' Boulevard lot. 1w Mrs. Bertha F. Nix of lakefront cabin because it,s hiuk'nant l.a.t icek at 'i ti'i Celery Avenue. 'the lots, on iflelilbetsilIP has increased to commission work week City aol west of U.S. 17-92. ...the east side of Hickory over 100 members plus 60 Manager Warren Knowles said Public h aring.s will be held members in the auxiliary, north of K. 14th Street, he did not concur with the to consiei second reiding and were included in lots offered by Benske, In a letter to city request. adoption of ordinances an• city (or sale recently. officials, said the VFW post is nexlng .%uto Train property willing to meet all regulations Also on the agenda for the 7 west of Persimmon Avenue, Commissioners, in other a the city may put on a lease and pin, meeting at city hail are two lots block 10 of Russell's business, will ratify work a "should the property be sold we public hearings to consider Addition '.nrl rezoning for in. session actions awarding bids will vacate on 30 days notice." annexation of the old Farmer's dustrial sc five acres on the for four compact sedans to In May the city took the cabin Auction property that fronts on northsk. of CoEntry Club Road Johnny I3olton Ford L of I lot off the sale market when an both the south side of Airport for Continental Central Florida Maitland, authorizing purchase .. water weIgft. Weal Fairway Plaza Drugs recommend i(, I Only $L50 Fairway Plaza Drugs P.rnwi )aflS,O,1asid.Dr. e -- Sanford a . ' • I ) ' . Casselberry To Get Loan Pay Plan CASSELBEItRY-Council bid on borrowing money to pay This will be Bergman's last and expects to start inwill hear a report from City $17,000 due on the city's fire council meeting before his Oct. terviewing applicants soon. Manager Ron Bergman on truck. The money was not a 8 resignation becomes effective recommendation the city go to budget item. Saturday. He is resigning from ,'sGENI)tt: No.26 ______________________________ recommended the position he has held for the 7:30p.m. Bergman for the purchase of a past 28 months to accept a Job Public Hearing on deter$4, backltoe be included in the bid, asdeputydirectorof the council min.ation of Clark property. 1. Minutes, as well as $45,(XX) for paving of of governments covering the Lake Kathryn Circle. The largest single county in the 2. Recommendation on fire money for the fire truck and United States-San Bernadino, equipment bids. Calif. 3. Exterminator bond. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-A backhoe will be repaid in routine agenda is scheduled for year, and that for the paving 4. Lake Ann final PUD. The council is seeking a new Tuesday's 4 p.m. meeting of the over a period of 10 years. 5. Authorize attorney to manager to replace Bergman, city council. Public hearings request legislative action to will be held before final apreinstate conditions of anproval Is given the annexations nexation, of the Fisher, Sweat and 6. CALNO report. Barnett properties. . Abandonment of streets (or The civic center lease is SMD partnership. ew YORK (API -KayiarS StOcks I? Il Las? KraItC. 41'. 41'. ' againontheagenda. Holdingup 8. Report on borrowing 21'. 71 71'A '09 17's 17'. 17', final lease approval Is detailed ALLISCPsaI II ID Kre.or$ 32'. II'. II'. moneY. tO Alcoa II', 4". wording including a section AmA,,..., 9. LiggM Election board op. 33'. 3$S 3SSt ii' , AmSO's Loch hid Au, IJIt 3ji', 3)5. soliciting information pointment. of AmCan Loews 21 30'. 701. 34', 74 whether those renting the AmCpan 10. John Casselber-ry v. City liSt 71'. 31', po.arcor 21'. 31 Il 1 ft I WadC; ty plan to sere alc'ohoilc Am(IT 14. IS'. Ii'. of ('asselberry: punitive' s' a'. es'. M.nnMM 50'. 1, •Ø% beverages. damages defense. .biIO , SIU B.ticlw 3t'. 31St u are an action for dissolution ci Dikeou, Attorney for Petitioner, are required to Serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any, to It on Noon Stock Report ' ______________________ • i.atra ', St Lega I N otice _____________________________________ FICTITIOUSPIAME NOTICE thereby given that we are engaged in business at 130 , VICE, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of tpie Fictitious Name Casseiberry, Florida. and file the Statutes To Wit: Section $6309 Petitioner, whose address it 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of secutive weeks in The Sanford tfseabovedourtonthisthelthdayof WITNESS my hand and seal of November, A.D. $973. said Court on fhis 9115 day November. 1973 tSeaIl Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Be'Ckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Linda M. Harris fly, Joy Webb Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE JOHN A. BALDWIN Attorney for Petitioner Baldwin I. Dihecu 6)7 Sanford Atlailfic Attorney's at Law Bank Bldg. Suite 20. Sanford, Florida 32171 500 East Highway 436 Casselberry. Florida 3770! (Seal) i ATTORNEY FOP PETITIONER I PubliSh: NOv. 19, 76, Dec 3, 10, 1913 Publish Nov. 12, 19,24. Dec.), 1973 Ill. IS CCrOPW Citane'se Ch,rpin? CPiIy'sJti' 39" )$It 71St 72'. 73'. fl't ProctOnri Ralston P ai'. us at'. at'. a,. RCA I) Ii'i lVi Reo 511 III 1191. 1191, 7'. 71, 7k.. 71, Iiuon _______ 0EV 107 DEV 74 5' Thomas A Greene PubliSh: Nov. 34, Dec. 3, $0, 17, $973 DEV 141 FICTI'IIOUSNAME NOT ICE is hereby given that we 51 3$ $ ji', ', si', IntPap '' K'sAlm kon Pap ii Trieco 7 fJnO,ICaI 4I- 431, wEhV4 El Wei,h's court on the 77th day of November. In tC: Adoption of OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION CITY OF CASSELBERRY CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA DECEMBER , '' November, .0. 1973, offer for 'sole the ñt'Que StyiCtI Court on or before COUNCILMAN Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above de'cnibed personal property. Prc.perty being stored at Altarronte Garage In Altamonte Springs In formaflon available from 11* Civil Department o4 Seminole County Sheriff's Office. YPist said sa'.t l being made to satisfy the term's of said Writ of Execution E. Polk. Sheriff SemInole County, Florida PublIsh: Nov. 3. 17, 19, 36, 1973 DEVIl December 13th It?), otherwise an Order may be entered granting this Adoption to the Petitioner WlTPltSSmyhandandthetialof Mid Court on the 14th day November, 1973. (Seal) Arthur H BCkwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Stokes fly. D*puty Clerk .1 Robert Hunkapiller JOHNSON AND PANICO, P.A III South Ma.tland Av. Maitlind, Florida 32731 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish Nov. It. 24. Dec. 3, 10, 1973 0EV 104 Jn In, ti,I4'*l Edith 1. Duerr OavidSmothers John F. Yamnita Dr.JohnA. Zacco - - COUNCILMAN (Unexpired term) (Vote for one) Jerry Christensen ChartesH. CIaicock Paul Jofsnson John Salmon Glenda Southern tLee'Wyer - -.. 0EV 141 . " ,. ,- I'rant'is Jackson rt __ tamie B. Bingham Cynthia I.. Baker Michelle A. Sroboda Mildred L. Dougherty i '---- . -.' - H. Her-nice Walker Mrs. Charles Nickle and gu. Vernit.a Frison Lila Rigsby, Deltona Dolores B.oykin Henry K. Anderson, Deltona Ann)' Moran Harriet H. Arenz, Deltona Charles W. Brantley Jason D. Gardner, I,ake (3. Salisbury, N.D. ' .. I.ongwood 1110, Ilii ruk.;,m: ii '*1 'ri.,',.i 1hz stx'uk) .i'urc %iiu .10 ,iJcivatc 'uppts o( hot waler But If sour; :1 gettire as niusih as su'tfd likc, It flias l\ :i,I thc mhcrmi't.ai u'fl SOUr water hcatcs is r.i (Uflet,iinIn pniiperh Or the ckmcnt m.is I'rT'tsJc,j .It1J ii;t,oJ ti h5 ten / ItIcha rdso:i. ___________________________ _________________________________ L'...t. I) W.il.... f%,.14....... ru I 1. IJVIWUd Laura M. Privince, Deltona Waiter Cook, Like Mary Mildred DeMar, Lake Monrx Louis Fendrich, Maitland Tensei E. Crandall, Ocala John Kroeger, Orange City Francis J. McGoldrkk, Deltona JOPh Curcio, Ikilona a I Drum thy iukr ,4t !s'u'J ''iti' iJ I rut I Iu'Jj '. .,tcr, with its h.h mineral ivnlcnt. ka'ns j :'dkb him on the hcatsnt clement. Rcviu'.c iiij, him at, ,ss in ut'uubtie. it pcscnt hc.ut I:,'rn samin through ctliicmk. and caui.c'. :::e ekment It) burn u'ut tThii' qukIJ% lilL him also k*in. Ifi ppes. .aflcjn the cllhi,')C'fl,,'S iii Sour rtur11ho P15 rcs?ntin' INL' i .%f,gA.' ilI,r Jean J:uk::in, I.ini:iuil Johnny Olive May DeForest, DeBary BIRTHS Mr. arid Mrs. Rufus Boykin .'. '-'---_t' . Mary Ctl:ltnberain, By: Mary W. Hawtsorne City Clerk Publish: Nov. 74, 1913 licre .ue some of the Lhing,s ssere told. Mrs. Wilbert Williams and ' - '• ___________________ Martha Augliera, IMtona - rep3lr. Jeffer)' G. Mundy Robert (Vote ter end address s lit South Mauttand IletIB. c'rier antI thC undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at Avemje, Maitland, Florida, 37751, Harry A Sambrook and file the original withi the Clerk of 1) 00 A U on the 77th day of and ealt to the Isiohe-it bidder. or cash, 'subject to an'cnd it lein's, at the Front (West) Door of the A : girl ciirc them" We inquired how %iso -rn get more life out of sour water heater .it hi.'me. And se on rcpLtccmcnt hind IISCIIARGES Sanford: Elsie S. Starks A Case Model 90 Loader. of JOHNSON AND PANICO, PA,, MAYOR t?0'y5 f0' Pehtion'r, WhOIC i'i 4I'UI S.JklJJ t.i II the provisions of the Fictitious flackhmie. Serial Plo 6655056 5 NOVEMBER23, 1973 boy, Sanford Amy Moran County, FlorIda, more particularly any to it, on J. Robert Hunkapiller, described as follow's -r 31. 372, )P', '• IS". tr 121 iv Ruby J. Francisco a copy of your wrItten objections, if '1 13'. 334 33', 33", 371. 33 37 77 37 Mildred Cooks descnibec' property owned by that a Petition For Adoption has Donnelly and WahI, Inc., said been filed in the above captioned property beIng located in Seminole cause,andyouarenequiredtose - . $1, i', • Iroy Jackson William Stahl Publish. Nov. 3, 12, It, 26, 1973 0EV 23 I 371, 37'. 32', Clerk 01 the CIrcuit Court. Seminole Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following '. 27'. 7S%t 74'. 13'. 12'. 17'. 33I. 33' j3 • County, Florida In accordance with S: APse Stahl I I hi 77", 27'. Ye-i ETr judgment rendered in the aforesaid DIVISION 0 Atriandria, Virginia ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ' si, ts', is'. '. . se', Wi s to'. to. to'. 23'. 2S' 2$', Orange County, FlorIda, upon a final NO. 731415.0 NOTICE OF SUIT Donnelly and WahI, Inc. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution TO DANIEL LEE SPIKER $434 North Beauregard was delIvered to me as SherIff of DIAL 322-1562 is'. is', i , 34'. 34 34': intendtoreglstecsaldnamewithtpue Power & EquIpment Plaintiff, y. WILLIAM LOUIS TOMCHAY Sanford Electric Co. 2522 PARK ' Robert Faryna Deluxe dryer with four automatic cycle's to take care of any and all of Ihe modern synthetic fabrics. "Permanent Press Extra'Care" is a great new friture we've added to take the ' hurry and worry" out of permanent press. When selocted, It keeps clothe's tumbling after the re8ular cyc!e ends to help clothes hold their wrinkle.free look! A "Flufi without heat" setting-one more convenience feature. si. Hospital Notes Walter H. Mahany 2O9 'v'-'. - I)'. I)', ', ADMISSIONS Sanford: 4.0, 1977, In that certain case e. CHRISTOPHER LEE SPIKER and Name Statutes, ToWit: Section titled, .1.1. Case Companyd ba Case DONNA LYNETTE SPIKER by $6509 Florida Statutes $951. DDE7200N son s propert. are engaged in business at 77$ Harold Avenue, Winter Park, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Semirole County. Florida under the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th$t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE by virtue of that certain Writ of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. fictitloui.'amiof "POWER DRILL ExecutIon Issued Out of and under CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND FASTENER", and that we the seat of the Circuit Court of FLORIDA requested annexation; Par. fl. 77', Il Soulls Co iou Py 44 431 45%.. WinriDu 17'. I? IT'. WooiaTh II I?'. 17'i Xeroi Cp '.v1/ Open Mon. thru Fri. 1a.m.. 5p.m. - Closed on Sat. Sterling Park and Bent Tree IS', liii Ii 415. II'. II'. Roy C Cola St Rigs P Ut Sled 30's . Ii 53'. 1.4.. 3$' 3$ )0s 30'. Press Care jI,:; 191. Wi It'-, 37'. fl, 73', 21'. 31'. 21'. Unir,',al i'q'rtut, u4ai,'w'eil Inthisry InITIT ")I:'. ."-" 42'i 41i, 5' '"' 13'. Texas Cii 21'. 25'. 351, . '.,, •', UuC tnt ii'. Is'. is', Un Carbide ts'. Ii'. ts' I Takes the / "Hurry and 9$'. CS. 95'. -...41 39". 79'. 11' 43'. 43'. Sperry P I'. 11'. 111. StdBtd's SI Oil Cal 75'. ?1. 7$. St 01 Ir 41i 43'.. 47'. Sirytn% 3.! Gyer DITIONING & REFRIGERATION and that I intend to register said n-smile v,th the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semirsle County, Florida In accordance with the provision's of 44'. 43 57 . ,., ts't 14'. 14'. Seer P 77", 77', 77%' lIlt 31'. 31's I31 inendation.s: %3 55 74 74k. 741e ito toe toe St. 5$'. Si'. sea Ctt Len CaPac GitOis 7'. 1. Zunini Hoard recoin- U'. I), liSt Isa isv, isv', Re-vIm PynIAd 1Kod EaI-AIrL,n Gtfl'hd Pr,,uI Pet poia, WORKSESSION " l' IS'. Hal Dittil 1$'. i4 14'. If', IS'.. 15'. *(rievn TOM'S HEATING, AIR CON- the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $SS.09 Florida Statutes '. easco iii $1, 30'. Olin Cp ____ ____ 20'. 30 30 PepsICo 39, 39 79 Pnl.Mor S: H F. Eggers Jr Ave. Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ' i" w 6oe-ni ttrtlon FlorIda Statutes 1t51. '., '. '. 2I styled court at the Seminole County Sanford, Florida. 3777) on or before J. M Wailer Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on or Ill 17th day of December, AD. 1973, before December 11th, 1913; Publith Nov. 5, 17, 19, 26, 197) raMcx andfiletfieoriglri,alwiththe Clerkof 0Ev)) otherwise a Judgment mayrelief be enSeminole the aboveCounty, styled Court, Sanford, tered against you for the Florida, other _____________________________ GenDynam GenElec demanded in the Complaint. FICTITIOUS NAME Gioods wise a Iudgment will be entered GenMult Notice is hereby given that I am THIS PlOT ICE shall be published against you for the relief demanded GenTeIEI once each week for four (1) con engaged in business at 433 E. Tullis Herald, Sanford, Florida. 1 ,,, Suite 70. $00 East Highway 434, CARROLL BuRKE. Attorney for original with the Clerk of the above >7I v" i\ltarnonte Panel tAeet French Ave., Sanford. Seminole COm*E4 County, FlorIda under the fictitious Co'itCan Diiti Air YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED name of SANFORD TIRE SEN. required to serve a copy Of Your marriage has been filed against YO written defenses, it any, to It CHERYL 0 YOUNG, and you JOHN A BALDWIN, Bal&,vin & (1 Memorial _____ ______ 741,, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.15fl.B v's . Seminole JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County, of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, By: Walton Tortes, Chairman must be In writing ena filed in Publish Nov 26. 1973 duplicate and state tie place 01 oEvIoo residence and post office addrs of _______________________________ the claimant and mutt be 'sworn to NOTICE TO BID by the claimant, his attorney, or the The City of Longwood, Florida, tam. shall be void, is anticipating entrance Into a Dated at Orlando, Florida, this Franchise Garbage System 2nd day of November, 1913. Program, and would like to have a S William 0. Mateer Monthly price for pick up at curb As Executor s:dr antI Alto back door coic'cton. of laid estate We alto request each firm tub. S: Lawrence .1. PIsalin mitt Ing a bId enumerate any of Mateer and Harberl restrictions on the number Of b59s Post Office Box 75.51 picked up etc. Orlando, Florida 37507 Sealed bids mutt be in LOngwood Attorney for Executor City Hall by 1.30 p.m. Monday and Estate December 10, $97). ( a Efforts to revive the youth connection involved in the investigation "we'll probably have a tough .,.'- -________ this notice. Each claim or demand l'l i ir Center at Howell Branch Road and tonight will consider a Veterans State Road 436, Casselberry, of Florida, Probate Division, in the on December 17, 197), at 7:00 P.M. Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible, Seminole County Board within four calendar months from Adjustment the time of the first publication 0 -, - in spokesman Richard King today the county's 'mtsslng per- been in the woods (or three to a mobile borne park swimming With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inandfo. Seminoledounty, Florida, This public hearing will be held in estate in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth the County Commission Chambers 4 . WATER WEIGHT SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR OF ADJUSTMENT CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice of Public Hearing FLORIDA Plolice iS hereby given that lh PROBATE DIVISION Board of Adiuslment will conduct a CASE NO: li4at.CP Public Piearmn to '.onsider apEstate of proving a Special Exception manN. WILLARD DORSETT SMITH, I Residential Zone to build Precinct Deceased 6 Fire Station on the following NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING described properly, Lois II. 19 and 20, Block 1, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Whitcomb's First AddItion to SAID ESTATE; You and each of you are hereby Geneva recorded in PB 7, Page SOot notified and required to file any Public Records of Seminole County, claims and demands which you, or Fla. Further described a's on Second either of you, may have against said Street and Oak Street. ' ' 1c a MS 09 Florida Statute's, will register 0Ev IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE try authorities rr € f ! undersigned, pursuant to fhe "Fititi's Name Statute," Chapter 3. 10, It?) ri q 5• Barry C Nelsen upon receipt of proof of the at public sale to the highest and best publication of this notice, the flc bidder for cash at the front door of name, to wit: MARKET the Seminole County Courthouse inIitiot,rs SQUARE ASSOCIATES under Sanford, Florida at 11:00 AM. on whIch this party s engaged In DECEMBER 6th, A 0. 1973. business at Market Square Shopping (Seal) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Cterk of Circuit Court By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Clerk L Pharr Abner, of TURPIBULL, ABNER AND DANIELS 147 West Lyman Avenue Post Office Box 100 Winter Park, Florida 37759 ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Publith Nov ii ; ' King said the Orange County died...there were no marks of and Mrs. Robert Spore, was pronounced dead, police said. body will be very difficult to foul play on the body." ptilled from the Leisure World Emerson was transferred to mobile home park swimming Sunday by hunters in a wooded identify, but that a "dozen or so Volusia County medical o! at 4:25 p.m. by a teenager Halifax Hospital, Daytona pool, the second revolving area north of Red Bug Lake. posslbilities11arebeingchecketj authorities will perform an who told police he and two Beach, for the autopsy. around the latest unexplained And Seminole Sherlfrs chief out through dental records and autopsy today on an Il-year-old companions thought they saw a _______________________ skeleton unearthed in Central Deputy Duane Harrell today related Information, l)eRary youngster recovering "towel in the bottom of the Florida. said the preliminary The completely decomposed from a broken shoulder who pool," became curious, and NAME STATUTE I witlsell TOWHOMITMAy CONCERN: County, Florida, described as: Lot $6. QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH Replat Addition to Casselberry, Plot Book Ii, Page A Ill ' hA ,i j, c volving a DeBary youngster dump murders and the bones of who appart'ntly drowned In a a 25-to-35-year.old man found Publish: Nov. 5, t2. 19, 76, 1973 DEV.21 Foreclosure entered in the above I11CdiC' ill Florida Statutes i957. entitled cause In the CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, I _____ Statutes, To.WII: Section 565.09 NOTICE OF SALE Notice 5 hereby given that pun i . 1366, Malttand, Seminole Ccunty, Plaintiff, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, vs FLORIDA URBAN DEVELOP. Florida In accordance with the Defendants. I")rr" FICTITIOUSNAME PlOT ICE is hereby given that I am in uUt'u)ts's at r.o. ujux Corporation, 4 toning __________________________ Florida under the fictitious name of GENERAL GUARANTY MOP JAFEGUARD MICROFILM IGAGE COMPANY, INC., a Florida SYSTEMS, and that I intend to Corporation, et al, Monday, Nov. 26, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald 11' w,.! lout (use ', :ri'u uiqdjj unzi'rfrr,' 1,1:0 '.,iji(t IrniuC tb.mler hcatrs u'.c .i lot .1 i"c'r. ('hesi. s,sur we .ind Pipe 1't (sic %i'u should he u'lngi And he smre II'. -rcsacd in tthtts cnouh in thc panel heus te tt nus blow If the (u' i'n'l ih problem. call in an kt. tnu.zn Iu* lI'.'ur winn ii up ki its Job 1 II,ni' I i4.r 1,Jf7 It.'Wf'T hi-ii.u.',I'ir,u I' if ill.' I h: Is tt'k .i% It' ukiCti Cfl4lfl tu!tldith'lt', hi,,h otiid kad lii t*j'ic1.ttfflt IIWtikICIli.l.. as dIas itt thc length of" lUllc it t.ikc-. t' heat 'our wat'r. lIs %11.r he-ater h..ici p. tict*l 'nj th �-- 4A—The Sanford Herald - cn-_ - --- -: - -. - Monday, Nov. 26, 1973 96 Million More Since 1970 ~ - Nixon Aide 't! _. ! °Ia Popu1uiion • ' Ii. -, i 4 %-.0 : - One U.N. report shows the gross national Bangladesh where natural disasters aggravate 117~i product (GNP) growth rate for Asia in 1969at6.8 The population time bomb is ticking loudly in Asia. The United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) is gravely concerned about the region's future growth. Already in what is generally regarded as "Asia," fully 55 per cent of the world 's population lives on 23 per cent the world's real of estate. 1970 In the region's population was billion. But increased since then it by at least an 1.9 is estimated to have additional 96 million people. "between U.N. surveys estimate that and 2000 much 1970 the urban population will increase at a faster rate and will triple itself." During the next 10 years, Asia will have to find desks for 125 million children entering school for the feel the impact of this explosion. Those countries which alrea dy have high rates of u!(k-rdcvelup productivity unemployment and lu',v i'alt utnt will be hit very hard. The gap between the rich and poor nations will widen even further. Other Thoughts The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asked the makers of shampoos to prove their advertising claims. To obtain some historical perspective on advertising claims, it is helpful to imagine the FTC entering the same correspondence during the late 1920s and early 193. The letters would read: To Reynolds Tobacco Co.: Your billboards read "I'd Walk a Mile For a Camel. " Will please furnish documentary proof of how many people have walked a mile for a Camel. To Buick Division, General Motors: Please prove your claim that "When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them." Please ask th e Cadillac and Oldsmobile divisions of GM to comment on the claim, ThP0anfarb11pralb Asia's problem-of - in dollars = "-- ~ - - and poverty, unemployment, d , //&;!"- -.~__iv,'_ 'rj, - - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS not comply with Nixon's re- . - ______________________ - - — _ _______ _______________________ _______ Carded Dilemma ChristmaSC ds e-- __ Heavy 322-2611 300N FRENCH AVE.. WAYNE D. DOYLE General FRANK VOL TOLINE. Manager ______ - "." '!j'._._. 5 ROYGREEN Advertsrnq Ma na ger DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS Camp. Room Foreman 811.1. VINCENT. JR Chief Photogra pher Press Room Foreman RAYSTEVENS SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery SSc Week $14706 Months In florida t.4%'/3ECEDJ,vrc t)t.1h41E 7ft~ 6/~ - sonville department distributors have the banned- $2 iO Month AO f ear Same As Home Delivery All O$herMa,i $7 7oMonth 6Moriths$16 70 12 mos Sn ao — U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered s s.'coiid class matter Auqut 2? 19j ,it O Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. - of this e'iition of No part of any material. ne*s or advertising The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without writft'n peimsston of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered ,s infringing on The Herald 's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily ani Sundays. except Saturday The Heralds a member of the Associated Prpsshich enhtled'e*clustveiy to Ipicuse for reproductr,n of all iht' ioai ,iewt printed in th's fle*$p4per , ______________ Herald Area Corresponden IS Lonqwoo,j Ann Ril e y Black Community 31 cc9 322 Don ar Lake. Fosl City Grace Sp4nks 031 8067 take t oe 377 261 1 to check the Stores, Slorgar. Geneva Oviedo - Stavia Fn?rprise e Turner Mai Fraud IIaI Continues Donations Sought 0 F 3.19 6688343 • 520i Consumer Product Safety safety check in Jacksonville. doesn't volun!arily take it off ('omnniission, the shelves, Morgan said. "Rut they seem to be most For Divei-s' Release . '2, Off's WORLD i.E PhIVIthlIl.IS, Eta. ( All) One of 20 skydivers attempting to form a star design during a free fall in a parachuting contest plummeted to his death when his chute malfunctioned, police say. Police said John It. Anderson, 36, of nearby Land O'Lakes, Fla., was killed Sunday when his reserve chute became entangled in his main chute, which had opened only partially. The victim's wife was among one of several thousand spectators watching the event when the accident occured, police said. About 400 parachutist took part in the thsrce.day competition in this small city, north of Tampa. The event was billed by its sponsors as the world's largest sk diving contest. 22 Killed In Traffic Thanksgiving holiday traffic accident_s claimed at least 22 lives in the state, the Flori da Highway reports. The patrol had predict ed that 34 persons would die during the holiday period which began at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ended at midnight Sunday. But troopers said the gasoline shortage appeared to have kept traffic lower t ha n in past years. Osleen Mrs Clarence Snyder 3? 441 Chuluofa Liza Baker 365 5201 Winter Springs Altamonte Springs h E Id-i Casselberry. Fr Park Circuit court arraignmen ts were scheduled for 1:15 this afternoon on charges against Ralph Ellis Hare, Orville Anderson and Scott Kenneth. ti flare, at-quitted by a jury last - week of attempted murder and killing an unborn child, now faces charges of two assa ul ts and un la wful punishment. Among th e dead was a 32-year-old Venice woman who was killed Sunda y In a one-vehicle crash. l'rcapers sa id Doris floss died in the c'rash 20 miles south of Palatka, when the car in which she was riding Fail ed to negotiate a turn and rolled over. Anderson and Kenne th are accused of extortion and threatening the life and property of Physicians and Surgeons Ambulance Set vice owner, Robert Turney and P&S manager, Charles Cave, Kenneth, a former Winter Springs policcinan and Anderson, a Winter Park Fireman, have been trying to Tanq!eoo4, E. Estates asibro - o -J Tax Rollback Nixed 14 ' ( _____ ow db '' 1$71 b NLA lac '6$4'-'h7- "Doctor, do Vt)j !ia'e something liko a program ft Deople who am hooked en TV operas?" fifl rime to Order Memos Cords - ,,.,. I 25 Cards * soap 0 TAI.LAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— The Public Service Commission today refused Ally, Gen. Robert Shevin's request to roll back $7.9 million In rate increases I the corporate income tax. Paula Commissioner Hawkins dissented in the 2.1 vote. She said the PSC had adopted Shevin's position on a sharing c'arscpt of the cor• porate inctnnt' tax, "hOW I want film to t II why he doesn't want us to adopt his position." Shevin petitioned the PSC to delay the increases until t.he F'lorida Supreme Court decides on the validity of the ['SC's rule on corporate tax pass.ons to custo mers. "Asa mater of law, his argu. ment has no validity," Don Alexander, a PSC rate counsel said. PSC Cha i rman Bill Bevis said Shevin was Just l ooking for publicity, The cornmlssloa voted Oct. 25 to alluw ilictei,se of v.17 mil. lion to Florida Powcr & light Co., Miami, $1.55 million to Florida Power Corp., St. PcIersburg, ( )'1 ' decorated envelopes $300 With Ihni iuprmd $450 - with 2 kites ,sprvited $550 georgett Uw _____ r 133 (iii Rs,.sas - D,.r.*t.'. Oeisod . I ' - r'. I " - '1 ; SINUS SUFFERERS obta in an excl usive smbWance franchise From the county for their new company, PAK Ambulance. Earlier this mon th Circuit Judge Volie Williams threw a conspiracy case against Kenneth and Anderson out of court, ruling tlit, state at. torney's office Failed to present sufficient evidence. '' with 27 N T1..1 ER GOOD BUY! Suspects Will Appear In Court __ - WU - - What's in a gender? (jq aWw"1111111-REMMENHYMM WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) Flights !nc. pw firm chartered JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Relatives of 16 persons held th e airplane for a trip to the More witnesses were to be in t.uua are seekin seexng g Caynian Islands in the called to testify today as thecupuve ........ federal mail fraud trial of Or, public donations in an effort to Caribbean, 200 miles south of lando businessman Glenn W. obtain most of the $11,000 being Cuba. The Lockheed Lodesta r left Turner and eight associates en- demanded for th eir release. The scuba diving group's Bartow Thanksgiving Day and tered its eleven th week. They are accused of defraud- charter airplane flight was la nded at Havana a few hours to make an emergency later afte r reporting a malfuncing numerous buyers of dis- for' landing in Cuba for repairs. lion in a navigational intributorships in two Turner,.,,, "Most of th e people on th e In,inrIi1 "a' fir,,,. strument. the State Ilennrt. "' plane don't have a lot of mon- rmient said. planetary. Inc., a cosmetics said Norris Bryan of Win. Bryan said the two crewmen company and Dare to Be Great, ter Haven, an organizer of the and 14 divers aboard were Una motivational business, flight. "We have gotten some haniued and were housed at Before the Thanksgiving remoney in pledges but we need a Havana hotel. cvss, two Mississippi men 101(1 lot more," The crewmen were identified the jury of proble ms they en. Bryan said 14 persons attend- as pilot Al Hickew of Lakeland countered when attempting to ed a meeting Sunday night to and co-pilot Bob Branson of order supplies from Koscot. Government prosecutors al- map out plans for a fund raising Rortow, effort. lege that the two firms were Spokesmen for the Fundraiprimarily interested in selling sers said an account for contridistributorships rather than butions would be set up today in products, a Winter haven. The other defendants are The Cuban government reA O Boston attorney F. Lee Bailey jected an offer Saturday night arid Harry H. Atkinson, Yf. Le of $5,000 for release of the plane roy Beale, Hen U. Bunting, and divers and insisted on the Clyde C. Cobb, Jess 0. Hick. lull $11,000 to cover repairs to man, Malcolm A. Julian and the aircraft, said Bryan, who is Hobart Wilder, all of the Or. president of Sportsmen's lando area. - Skydiver Killed - _______ e ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS - Expensiveaccount living, mob style It m ORNIOND BEACH, Fla.(AP) engine plane disintegrated on v% imesses &iid. P4.., •d .,-, k. Iit',w,i .s. "i'c4 cot." SNA CUAI D.ccrgsøa*t I..bI.i Oct 'i,to.ry s.d tso',"..o.I 10 d's. sod d..t 0* cu,ii.i. One 'I...d tot, Isbiso ,"s, Is S bows .li., f,.. pi a sod p..we .1 Cso.ittso, Us., to v to b..S s.ip, StSI7 .y.i sod ry oos. YO eso bvy STt4A.CUAI Al avwp Ptaj. Si,f.cioo c'o.'..4 by ,.o.t. Try ii Dru Introductory Offer Worth C4 Oi t'S cd"_tSI• t r.c..,. — -., "'' w*,.,i so.d foe. ,I' SY'IA CitAl 17 ocb ti.,, FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUbS '5't, %L , _ - $150 ,,,,,,..,,, I iitd P.41_i'Q,f a-.8 p*cb ci SflIA CUAl 17', sod .iZTT "e')M '.f;7/ 01A ' - Would You Like To Contribute To The Annual Christmas Parade Fund? This annual parade that brings so much of the spirit of Christmas to the children and adults of our area is a non-profit event sponsored by The Downtown Business Assn., funded by them and other interested supporters in the community. Your contribution in any amount will be appreciated. Please Make Checks Payable To; Chiistmeis Parade I'und, Mail To P.O. Box 442, Sanford, Florida 32771. MORE PAGES __ The 1974 official Associated — "Purvo Cough Syrup Now Available Guaranteed to help relieve your cough" '11/11 MURE- 11 L - I rop"so ." Dellona. DeSary a L st Plenty of oil, but how to get a'— N r Bruce Biossat 1 I 7~~~ ._,, Canadians, for instance have been leery about claiming much potential from their Arctic islands, where the big thing is an Incredible store of natural gas. But a key firm drilling .____________________ up there now guesses oil reserves at 35 biIlicn barrels. U.S. oil spokesmen who recently estimated for me that we might have 190 billion barrels' reserve in our coastal centiArab embargo spurs U nent.al shelves Just boosted that guess to 260 billion. Largely ignored in all the talk about Western Europe's deworldwide oil search pendence upon Middle East oil is the fact that both continental shelf and deep seabed explorations have been going forward in the North Sea, the Irish Sea, the Norwegian Sea and WAMIINGTON(NEA) the Atlz'ntic approaches to the English channel. They are One of my countrymen, a stranger to me, blared in a short paving off. CUiiVCr5ItiO1L Discove ries plus reasonable indications from drilling ac"1 hope the time comes when those Arabs have to drink tivity suggest enough oil be neath these waters to care for theirol nearly ha I of Europe's current consumption at probable We hardly need a poll to tell us that many Americans, facpumping rates. Lonuon's Economist says this potential will Ing shortages and well aware of the Arabs blackmailing oil cover perhaps just a third of European consumption at proj. embargo against us share that gentleman's viewpoint. eted 980 igures, but dares to acid that "most of the other Sari to ay it isa t the nnv rt'pnn.o being ge'neraed. A tv,o-thirttc is p'obahlv waiting iii otI:ir European watcrs,' .ijned cditur teli iii lie s getting repor ts (ruin the Mid k\Ct1v17 is burgeoning in the unbelievably shallow shelf die West that U.S. farmers, crimped for fuel for farm waters o Southeast Asia, where most of the complex cluster machinery, are shuwing signs of anti'Seniitism, blaming our of Indonesian islands once were part of mainland Asia, aid to Israel for the troublesOfficiatsofa top Indonesian firm tell me there are new disApplying the embargo or cutback weapon as 3 political coveries onshore as well as oft. The sprawling nation's biglever In I Middle East may give the Arabs some short gest well today is the new one at the northwest tip of the Isrange gains and satisfaction, but they may live to regret It. and of New Guinea. For, while they have us in a crimp, are menacing the P" There are new in the Java Sea In the Makassar cariously mounted Japanese economy and have the Euro- Strait off Borneo strikes snow called KalImantan. Indonesia's o(fi. peans (embargoed Holland excluded) acting like a bunch of cial "proven" reserves of 10 iIIion barrels leave all these toadies, the Arabs al:o have touched off a fresh wave of ex• new probings out of account. It is a (air presumption a huge ploration, development and ting which could leave the oil store rests beneath this sweeping shelf area reaching rsian Gull lands with no takers in the 198ft from waters off China, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia Leaders the svrii industrial nations are angry and almost to Australia. want independence from people who play games with A United Nations report suggests that when deep seabed ousltf'ti1ood of modern sotae'v. i1 pet"nti :k'd, undj- a[vr reerves alone may ap. iii iv wee&s 01 digg ing around since I last reported on the proach 2.1 Lillion barrels. "Known" world reserves now total world outlook,, I ye found the prospects for futu re nontotal Just 670 billion bairels, 70 per cent in the Middle East Arab oil so ueseaIargedinsevera ways. and Africa. ear Cl -- - ___ __ ' - '1 " -7J //'? s lating to the suspension somepay and full retirement bene. store'examining carefully the toy list and are removing the said, made more difficult by the The pilot of a small, home. Impact, police said. Some William Todd, a retired Air time next year. prodàcts children are listing In toys before they send them to tact that many retailers who fits, made plane was killed Sunday debris was hurled 300 feet. Force Colonel and one of the The first issue Davis plans to their letters to Santa. the retailer. We don't want to don't sell toys the rest of the "Clearing my name and the when the craft smashed into the Eight golfers, some on the golfers said he saw the plane raise is that the charges against intentionally hurt anyone's year receive supplies for retirement benefits are the 13th hole at the Oceanside green, were in the area when turn toward the course and at itii are itn;roperly vaiue. She carried a list, too. But it is most important," Davis said. Country Ch ris tmas txisint" Christmas. Club golf course, narthe plane crashed, police said. First thought, "lie's going to r Santa's "black list." On this trip she fou "The got a special shipment "The money is secondary." rowly missing several golfers, limes had taken off from an buzz th is area." On 100 pages it lists 1,500 Item on sale that was nd one Davis was first suspended by poli ce said, to cash in on the h'id' on the airport at nearby Dehand and items that might be daingerow; list'., doll with straight pirm in tAisiness and it's hard to keep foritter Gov. Claude Kirk on Todd said he then realized the Douglas Hines, 50, a com- had been flying along the Atto children who find them under Aug. 14, 1970. Among the ruercial ar tist In the Ormond lantic aches w e hair, th up with t he m," she Said. hen the plane plane was coming down. be the Christmas tree. Approaching the store An inspector can c heck only charges leveled by Kirk at the Beach-Daytona ieach area, suddenly turned toward th e golf "lie's going to ct-ash, run!" 6 9. 7½ x , about six stores a day, M or gan sheriff were pu blic drunkeness, apparently died as his single- course and nosed downward, Todd said he yell ed at the other Mrs. Thien Is one of four manager, she told him of x 12 said, because of the large sanitarianis in the Jacksonville unsafe toy. She said he took the __________________ golfers. Larger slits at cornparabti Heath Department assigned to Pins out of those dolls, saying number of sites to be checked low cric.i "It sounded as if he was going and the detailed reports spend one day a wee k c hecki ng that he thought they had l at cruise power and never cut al ready been removed, required. For unsafe toys. the engine," Todd said later. "Most stores will tell you they If a store is found selling a Similar checks are being "it looked to me that maybe he ban, item, the inspector has made in other Florida cities In aren't aware of the list," said had f rozen at the controls." 3)0 Sanford Ave. cooperation with the state I.M. Morgan, health depart- the authority to issue a "stop Division of Health and the U.S. rnentadminstratof- heading the Sale" notice if the ma na ger ____ _____ k ee Golf Course Crash Kills Pilot - - DEWEY ROBIN SON CirculanonManager JANE CASSELBERRY Courf Editor ______ - WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller .1 RICHARDS Sports Editor For Toys ys (:)r 'Unsafe' - .' heri ff S S Check Stores . 9 TO UNTIE or not to untie seems to be the thought of this feline "caught in the act" by Herald Correspondent Elda Nichols as it concentrates on a plaything dangling on a string. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) permitting gambling In his that Davis had sexual relations Prior to Kirk's suspension or. - Davis was convicted of Jury A former Escambia County county, lewd conduct toward with the 16-year-old wife of a der, Davis was indicted by an tampering in connection with sheriff who was suspended on children and misuse of public deputy, had fathered illegiti- Escamnbia County grand jury one of the criminal charges but grounds of sexual and other Funds and property. mate children, had wrongfully for breaking and entering, the conviction was overturned San itarians misconduct says he is out to Gov, hteubin Askew amended forced county employes to work gambling and refusing to up- in an appeal. clear his name at a hearing this the suspension on Nov. 2, spell- on his home and had taken hold the law. The criminal The former sheriffs claim for week in Panama City. Ing out a list a 36 charges cou nty gasoline for personal charges have since been back nay and retirement credit William E, Davis, 45, of Pen- against Davis. Askew cha rged use. dropped On technicalities. i mll be heard by Fred Karl, a sacola, said he is pressing attorney appointed -Tallahassee ahead with the suspension as hearing examiner, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. "We hope we don't Find the cooperative about taking the hearing even though there is no Karl will report his Findings hope of regaining the office he ,AP)—Charlotte Them strolled stuff on the list," Mrs. 'Mien banned toys off the shelves." to the state Senate, which is exlost more than three years ago. through the toy department of a said recently. "Hopefully the It's a tedious and difficult job pected to take final action refie seeks about M000 in back Jack - - KITTY KAPER The President also an- us 15 per cent below what we 'We had a five per cent re The state's Fuel chief sa id to- quest for volun ta ry Sunday nounced the rationing of home had last year, then It's going to duction in plane-miles in Octoday President Nixon's new fuel closing, heating oil, beginning Jan. 1. He be mighty chilly," he said. "But her," Hobshaw said. "We cxallocation orders are "Just g "Of course we plan to stay said it would be done by slicing we're lucky we live in Florida," pectIn have the same reduction ing to make supplies a lot tight. open," said the bookkeeper at home deliveries by 15 per cent State Rep. Lou Earle, H.Or- in November" er, especially on home heating one of the few stations open of what they were last year. ange County, praised Nixon's fuel" In Florida, Sunday night in Dade County. And Nixon said Jet fuel allo. proposals. In other weekend energy deWallace Henderson, state fuel 'We've always been open on cations to domestic airlines "The President's requests velopments: .iI!ocation officer, said In TaIla- Sunday," would be trimmed by five per were minimal," Earle said. —Herbert Phillips, president tiassee, Nixon mandates supBut James Miller, president cent on Dec. 1 while inter- "lie sought mainly voluntary of Lake City Community ColiIics of only 85 per cent of use of the Florida Allied Retailers national lines will be held to citizen cooperation It was clear Iege, said his school Is studying last year for homes. "Consld- Gasoline Association, said most 1972 levels; on Jan. 7, fuel allo- that, failing voluntary co- a four-day week as a way of ('ring growth, it's going to be stations in the state are already cations to all airlines will be cut operation, more restrictive saving energy. real tight," he added, locking their pumps on Sunday 15 per cent below 1972 levels, measures will be required." Phillips said the study has 11e President also placed al. to save scarce fuel for week. 'Iliere were other reactions to L.W. Robshaw, spokesman been authorized by Education locations down to the user level days. the President's address, for Miami-based National Air- Commissioner Floyd Christian where they previously had In a nationally televised Steve Weinstein of Jackson- lines, sa id it was too early to and that an informal poll of been to wholesalers, but the speech Sunday night, Nixon ville said the fact that the state make specific comments on the lake City's students showed state had received no details on alsa asked for Congressional enjoyed mostly comfortable President's speech. most to be receptive. The idea how the new regulations will authority to cut t he speed limit wea ther last winter may mean But he said Nati ona l had al- must be approved by the cot. work, Henderson said, on federal highways to 50 m iles trouble this year. ready cut back the number of lege's Board of Trustees before The owner of one Miami pe r hour for cars and 55 frr "V'ti - had a nuld winter last miles being flown lx'cause of going Into i'fki't, pos.ibly in rvice station said he would long-haul trucks u . )ear In Florida and if they cut the fuel shortage. January, Phillips sa id. - ___________ -- JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Asso,iate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT - ( AdverHtlng Director & Associate _____ ______ S - WALTER A GtE LOW, Editor and Publisher __ ______ _______ ,tt1fØ' - -- SANFORD. FLA. 32771 ___ I.' t . 831 99 ______________________ - , TELEPHONE - Iresi an answer cents. n all egedly WASHINGTON entNIxo discussed concealing his "DeMarco and I talked underdevelopment, low productivity and low daughter Tricia's interest i n about this transaction at education will all be aggravated further actwo Key Biscayne, 'Ia., lots length. He was in about the cording to the U.N. if the population growth In order to reduce her I same position as I was getcome taxes. But a Whi le rate continues to soar. house spokesman insisted ting figures from other peo' According to the United Nations. the muchnd not knowing the lull publicized "green revolution" may have lost its Interestingly, one of the firsi major conthat the President never pie o story. momentum. even considered the dubious ributions of the People's Republic of China to scheme. Serious mass poverty is seen in Asia, the United Nations may be in the field of "DeMarco said Tricia'snot especially in parts of India, Pakistan and an owner of record so the population control techniques and programs. Thechargethatliejuggled Presjdent'll take the gain ___________________________________________________ __________________________________ his taxes by hiding Tricia S and I'll find a way to get her share in the property was share back to her. He didn't first retracted by Newsweek say how he was going to do e magazine and denied by tht 1111S. White house earlier this month. Can't Recall It ard A We read Kinsey's stateWe have now learned the details, which were outlined ment to l)eM1-irco, who JOAN cy send this beauty to clients, design of the Three wise Men my own cards. Usually, behind closed doors by the claimed to have no recoliecCopley News Service astride camels silhouetted on a undertaken as a family project; former aide who helped the lion of the conversation, lie Or the wreathed door hill under a Star of David is resulting in a Joint effort that President with his refused to comment an the tax dedu C Recently the mail brought declaring "From Our House to comparatively safe and [not- looks as If It had been created President's taxes, except to lions. several folders designed to sell Your house." What about all fensive appropriate kit all by Miss Trueblood's first grade. repeat the White lb use it()). 111"t%.' ir friends lIviri in apart. inc ( 'hri(mas cards. t virulcntly ithcI5tk "PcI i" I n ty. ho denial that TrIeia's holdings fs On the nthcr liami, rcafly The advertisers cited several merits, trailers, and condos? of our friends. talented persons have spent worked under former White were concealed. Our own advantages to ordering my I don't even want to discuss hours watercoloring miniature house counsel John Dean, White house sources say cards early. The first Is that I the sticky-wicket of the I could always bealittlemore masterpieces as greetings to told the Senate Watergate Tricia paid the taxes on her can have them correctly im- religious card; though a sedate personal this year and nuke their friends. Committee that the Tricia share of the profits. pri nted. It happens though, that Nixon angle was raised by John Ehrlichman, the former I dislike imprinted cards Under questioning by Sen. aide who watched over the Lowell Weicker, It-Conn., because I can never decide on I r,r Nixon family affairs. an appropriate signature. While Kinsey said he had discussed the Key Biscayne property "Mr. and Mrs. Alan Colby" ,frp.,..._-' Capital Gains JZ_)) ZV with the General Service AdEa r l y in December 1972," ministration's chief ,7' "Early counsel. ## associates, it's a bit formal to ~ 11P .01Kinsey, "the dcci' Wiliiam Casseiman. send to my mother. -0 ____ sion was made that the Presi' K J ust "me Colbys" seems dent would sell two vacant "We had some conversashort and snappy Just our lots in Key Biscavne." This lions about the Key Biscayne style but makes kir a lot of was the last year that the compound.,,'' recalled confusion with the relatives. 'Z..1 President could take advan' Kinsey. "Bill was worried And "The Alan Colbys" smacks tage of a $574,000 tax deduc- that it would come out > that 1. distressingly of male lion for donating his vice it would leak how chauvinism, presidential papers to the Apblanalp was involved in i find selecting a government, the Key Biscayne compound. favorite from the pictured Apparently, he obtained oneO cards a little tough. "They wanted to use the of the houses there in O'1f4/ FO , / some -.0 A ro, .. I . / - — Every picture I like (always . available deduction to effect . I. sort of a deal," hackneyed Currier & Ives the capital gains on the Key , , Biscayne property," sugscenes) con ta ins a nausea tingly ' Were there "any other ' gested Kinsey. "There was a problems you sentimental verse. Every verse can recall?" / 1 I like ( a simple Seasons memo from Ehrlichman to asked Weicker. / Dean, saying that the PresiGreetings) is emblazoned with (lent wanted Ia know the tax "1 know we discussed the a ychedelic Christmas tree 'I consequences if he were to problem presented when being decorated by a cutsie assume the full gain. Presidents receive very exSanta wearing red long Johns. pensive gifts from foreign Also,m.anyofthechoicesare . "This was because Tricia dignitaries," replied Kinsey. overly specific. The red ____ had apparently contributed "What happens when they acchimney, with five reindeer ' g $20.000to the purchase ol(he cept them on behalf of the perched alongside, cunningly ________________ _________________ property and the President United States and then use had put in $17,000. The pro- them for personal A do use' We Five of Us," I Just know perty was originally bought eventually decided there was "11'iey seem to be saying something!" husband will be reluctant to in 1969, but Tricia was not an nothing that could be done owner of record although about it." we had a hard time determintionalClassi1ication System, Some of the change Ing just what had happened Talk With Liddy Clergymen to clergy; salesmen to sales workers-foremen with the pu' -chase of Kinsey also told Inc cornthat pro to blue-collar supervisors; craftsmen and kindred workers perty. mittee about a conversation t to craft and kindred workers; boatmen and canalmen to with Watergate conspirator boat operators; furnacemen to furnace tenders; railroad were two parcels of G. Gordon Liddy. The qut'sswitchmen to railroad switch operators; chambermaids to land. They were sold to (a tiun had come up of camlodging quarters cleaners; airline stewardesses to flight atten ants; busboys to waiters' assistants; firemen to fire- man in) Yonkers. N.Y.. who paign contributions in the fighters; policemen to police; fishermen to fishers, was apparent lv a straw man form of stock certificates, . it? Whether or not many women will now rush out to become for Robert Aphlanalp." The "We heard they were putfurnace lenders or canal boat operators remains tobe seen, wealthy Apblanalp has been For every one of the billions upon billions of barrels of deeply involved in the Presi- ting out a guide paper saying but that last cIassificationsuggest,g that there may jrnj petroleum the United States has consumed since Colonel to how (ar theGreatcendershiftcango, dent's real estate transac- no capit a l gains need be Drake d ri lled the first well In 1859, at least another barrel declared on donated stock." remains in the ground. "And He saith unto them, follow me, and I will make you tions. said Kinsey. "IRS was not However much oil all the fields in the world pump out tofishers of men." Two Contracts clear, so I called Liddy and Somehow, "fishers of d7, tomorrow and next week, as much or more will still be doesn't sound the same. K Ic t. reported that he put a negative rhetorical So how come there's an energy crisis? n e ver could get the Key His' question to him, sort of. Simply because there Is no method resently known by cayne deal straight because 'you're not really saying that, which all or even most of the petroleum i n any given "there were two contracts of are you" deposit can be squeezed out. While modern technology has sale, one Indicating a sale for "lie replied: 'Oh, yeah' We greatly increase y ields and extended the productive lives $134,000, the other a sale for just send the certifi cates to a of oil fields, rough speaking only about half the oil known Mobsters don't become nice guys just because they may $150,000." guy in the Midwest. lie sells to exist is exploitable. turn legit. them and sends me the cash. We are, theoretically at least, leaving a vast treasure in Organized crime In the United States has found it exHe relied for his informa- and I put it in the safe,' the ground for future generations if they can get It. The tremely lucrative to infiltrate legitimate businesses, claims lion upon the President's tax geni us who shows t he m how to get it will have fa sh ioned "I said, they may be hot Herbert Edelhertz of the Battelle Human Affairs Research lawyer, Frank DeMarco, (stolen).' the best mousetrap of all time and the world will not only Center in Seattle. But once into business, it continues to "My first response to the beat a path to his door but will pave it with pure gold. "Liddy said: 'Oh yeah, I operate in the same old way. President's request for ad' assume some of them were' "Syndicate member don t buy, airline tickets the way you or 1 do, he says. "They pay discounted prices on tickets vice," said Kinsey, "was in "At that point, 1 said to generalities, so another myself, 'this stolen fr omtheairlines. guy's nuts' and "A mob figure will pay for a 'business lunch' with a credit memo came back asking for hung up." There's a diabolical p!ot afoot to expunge the word card, usuall y a different one every week, stolen from an"men," both in its singular and plural forms, from the other part o the country." Language. Motels controlled by the mob, the crime experts adds, Tile US. Census Bureau has gone a step further by often furnish rooms with stolen television set& eliminating reference to gender altogether in its recently This is not even to mention those offers to their rivals or announced revision of 52 of the 141 job titles In its Occupa' competitors that can't be refused. - By Mail ~ .1 q7: • first time. Education is not the only institution that will ,intl = ; M,_Z ; .~', v z il sluggisheconomic growth. per cent but it dropped to 5.6 per cent in 1971 and "may go even below this level for 1972" when the statistics are finally compiled, The The target growth rate for developing is 6 per cent. 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The Idea was disgusting to me, but he kept insisting it would Improve our relationship, and even the I thought our relationship was fine, because I loved him and wanted to please him, I agreed to try it. It was the most foolish decision I ever made. The resul t: Two divorces, and five beautiful children who DOW miss theII d5CIdS. Contrary to what the swingers say, there can be n sex without some emotional Involvement. Because I loved my husband, I went too far to po-e him, and !st y f respect. LATE i'oo wife-swapping DE.Alt ABBY: I have YOU to thank for this letter ,V.Iyl;^,h I Just received from my sisiter-in-law: "Dear Agnes: Now that it's 11anksgiving, I thank God for relatives you with whom I can be perfectly frank! For years our families have been exch-angin Christmas gifts At destlittleys some mexpenslve dodad for the grownups Somehow ft got out of hand, and every year the gifts became more cosfiy Ut's face ft, the spenAM, Shopping, gift-Wrappilg and delivering has become a chore, so let's knock off buying presents for the adults, and just send gifts to the young sters 0" Christmas, I win if you will, okay? This idea Isn't original. I got It from Dear Abby's column It makes a lot of sense, doesn't it? YOUR COUSIN FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1973 CARROLL RIGHTER'S DSCOPE from the Carroll R1tir Institute . The past several / days and their accent upon policies, motives and decisions are behind. Idealistic concepts at the present time can be made a practical mahty. Place more emphasis on present and future activities. 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Z lij~-_ t !i 0101 I ' I 1. - 9 - !jr ____ - ___ - I 14C I __i_,...._ - _________ - 19 - J21 ____22 - 23 24 11111111111 27 28 -_ ____ - ____ - 1 1i_ 34 35 38 44 - 4 -_ - - - 49 150 - 53 - -3 4-0 148 - - - I 51 ' - - - - - - - - - _____________________________________________________________ - - -, rt-ti LJLL T 0 IIJlJ\4 I t1 •• ~.,~ , Pint-sized shoppers , deserve attent on, 0 t00 i • y Polly Cramer ---Polly s Problem The hot water empty ing out of our bathroom basin has to a trickle (co p per tubing) and we have tried tapp ing the I but was no good. Help, please, someone. -il DEAR POLLY - Ruth H should be able to remove the rust spots left by a metal cabinet on her tile floor with tooth ste. It may take two or three applications to remove it all % 't I have found it works on tar. ink, rust and greasCe spots on nails In fact I have found it works on almost any thing. -PM. DEAR GIRLS - One maker or resilient nooring (such as Ruth's tiles probably are) suggests remov1ni rust stains by rubbing with FINE steel wool that Is set with detergent and then rinsing, followed by wax. Another rernedth:fsupsIiirubbinLiGiiTLY nd then rinsing. Follow : : clean cloth with polish or sell polishing wax. -FOLLY. DEAR FOLLY - To clean soiled spots on a mattress I take lump starch to which I have added water to make a paste, put this on the spots, let dry until it is a powder and then ,brush off. This always has worked for me. -MRS. C. DEAR GIRLS - If you are out of starch try the same procedure with baking soda This has worked nell for me -P011 DEAR POLL\ - Several weeks ago one of tile girls sug gested the use of cotton lipped swabs (or the late and under the bottom of tier sewing machine. I thin my idea is even better. I use a pastry tube brush. It is permanent, washable, easy to handle and does a thorough job. Materials are no made of such a mixture of things that lint and raselings are quite a problem. Vvtthi a firm rasp on such a bru5h one can get into any area - mine has a round bottle-type brush on one end and a small whisk broom like one on the other. These can be bouitht in hardware or department stores for less than a dollar. I have been using the same one for two )ears. Cotton from swabs often leaves a hit of lint. too -GEI(Tift!t)E ______________________ --- Lii ar At - - " you're 0 ficer Visits Pilot Club 11ji \ 1~ \ \ \ ~ ~ 1. , . + A4 Both 0 vU uln era ble ntra 55- nt North East South 74 - By Oswald £ Jnirj Johy 1. \ \ 11 ' 11 ~ : 5S ''/ ••i? - ,%,. I I:,, - rc - - common. • two l II,IPs counts as three quarTODAY'S QUFTioN ters f a point to the winner Your partner rettith to three and one quarter lathe loser." clubs. What do you do now' Jim "The best karlis are Ansrr Tomorrow If !.// / I / ~ , 4: %" - ." 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Street" and "Electric that it's one of many things arm to produce childrens' Hatch, asked if this wasn't Company," says it's th inking that's under consideration at shows in hope of syndicating laying CTW open to charges of about commercial TV ventures the Workshop as it explores them or selling them to net. commercialism, said, "I uould to he lp finance its public (dc- means of survival as an ex- wor ks with the sole Idea of hope not. We've got to live, vision efforts. jierlinental educational cen. plowing all profits back into the we've got to exist. We're a non. But a spokesman for CTW, a te r." Workshop's public television profit operation and right now non-profit corporation heavily liesaidCTWfacesa financial projects. we're facing a drying-up of supported by federal funds, em- crunch that primarily came The question of CM produc- government and foundation phasized the idea is neither a about because the U.S. Office of ing shows for commercial TV - money." certainty nor is it even under Education, which gave CTW $6 either on a regular or an inlie said the net income from neavy consideration right now, million the last fiscal prompted overseas sales of "Sesame offic i a ls aren't giving it plans to halve that amount this by a Julie Andrews special on Street" and the sale of related "any higher priority at the ma- year. ABC-TV, "Julie Sesa me playthings, records and cducament than any one number Another he said, has Street." tional materials came to about of things we're considering," been sharp reduction in fin.anThe program, taped in Lott. $2 million last year. said Robert A. hatch, CFV/' vial support from private foun- don and aired Friday night, However, Hatch said, "our operating budget to make 'Scsame' and the 'Electric Cornpat>" was $11.8 million, so you r11i1 can see that doesn't cut very triuthof that bill, big pie" I ,.PyP4 -s '.1W '.. . N - ':' ', //////j. /1 f/f/f,,. VU .4.. - it, 1, It 'y ':-, . 4 . /t' ' . • \:O ' ..4j 1. A I, '! ' l ,, •".',. . ' ,.y, 'i. '.'it I, - - '. \' .3'I.jY \ %!&\ ',?I'Js7 CA~ t'A . I/_t - ,' ;",•:( 4fr'\J '' • -: '_ 4 ' • can 't 2 V •' ,'.'t)' •• - I -. - out of '.i " NEW YORK (Al') - ilie vice-president for public af- datlons for CfW's two chil- featured the Muppets of "SeChildren's TeIcviston fairs. (trens' shows. saiiie Street" and the setting on Workshop, producers of public "So I think that as far as we lie was specifically asked if hich they appear on public reading ability Washington was 'indeed, almost percent another who had very little our college freshmen go on classroom teaching. probation and soon drop read his superb essays school, chiefly because th ey and note his splendid command read English grammar! speed and comprehension. If you wish to prod your "Hut we dare not blame them deftly into a liking for • altogether, or ,even their reading, then order 10 or 20 parents. TUESDAY 100 CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED, "For I taught for a few years which are MORNING in grammar school before formats of colorful comic book the greatest novels of shifting to college teaching. 6:00 U) Sunshine "Anti I was appalled at the all time, Almanac dull reading books for the early ') They include "Ivanhoe," (9) Sunrise Jubilee grades 6:15 (6) Sunshine "Swiss Family Robinson," Almanac i hildrrn rehsh suspense and "Tale of Two Cities," "Deer. T$IAT*'>"I, (2) The Flying Nun 6:30 dramatic plots, even when slayer," "Tom Sawyer," (6) Summer "Moby Dick," etc, learning to read. Semester Order direct from Frawley 'ltut our reading books 2:30 - 7:30 - 9:03 7:00 (2) Today -eotauned such inane matter as, Et'tp,, Inc., 1901 Avenue -• (6) CBS Morning of the Stars, Los Angeles, ."we the dog. The dog can News SIR California, 90067. See the dog run, etc., etc.' (9) Bozo's Big Top 'these superb books are "And our Supervisor warned 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo rue specifically that I wasn't shipped at 25 cents apiece, (9) Mike Douglas allow. ,! to employ any stories prepaid. Show _____________________ that expressed a moral! ,. •. Mrs ('raneandljust ordered 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue .N. Nk, "Nii wonder kiddies dislike Show _ complete sets of about 125 Line? What's My (6) reading! DR1VE1N1 titles, to be sent to each family !ISYjjkI_THEATUI (9) Movie "For when a plot is iackin i of OUT grandchildren for this 9:30 (6) Concentration and no constructive moral coming Christmas, STEVE McQUEEN i'c lessons are implanted In the Having majored in Engli sh 10:00 (2) DInah's Place 11:10 ieo i Jokers child's mind, I agree that formyA.8 degree and minored Wild taxpayers and parents have a in it for my Ph.D.. I can truth. 10:30 (2) Baffle ALSO AT 9:10 legitimate reason to corn- fullvtellyouthereisN011llNG (6) The S10,O0 I ) plain" "NEVADA SMITH' I have yet seen that compares to Pyramid CLASSICS, ILLUSTRATED in (44) Fury STRESS lt5H(1 coaxing children into becoming good readers! Most mothers are ambitious Since each page contains for their kiddies and hope to several dramatic pictures with 11 them advance into high school, hutlii to 20 words at the top, the as seII as college. (hull is intrigued by the i' and also is not Hut that laudable goal rebuffed by many lines demands an ability to read with I. .,, speed and comprehension! So he siIl eagerly struggle to Reading is the real motor of ___________ NOW SHOWING I(ATS the words above the educational decipher entire Die cr*Tuitsai •1.00 exci t ing pictures ________________ __ machinery' nugelVIIIII S W 'I .- ru1 send for my booklet Since our SctlIW)iS has 1!tn 11(05 to Raise Your Child's been deluded into stupid methods f teaching, then you SchuI Marks. enclosing a long / -6i /.-e stamped, return envelope, plus mothers should take over! '4' - BARBRA ents. for it can also zoom his In Fact, if cu stimulate your -, 1-01 " • of teenagers. I • • ' ' ' l - F iç ' , :'- 00 ' '"?'' • " L-,. // CASE Y579: Peggy D, aged 34, is a college professor. "Dr. Crane," she began, "1 am in hearty agreement with your remarks a bout the poor #' . - - ' '- - -. ' ',"', I " t'Ic. I I, '" - % ..T,,,_';•'. '-" 'i' I 01 . ______________________ _______________ ".'.). , . , -• 01 Peggy's advice Is of great inIciest to parents and grandparents of school children! For the schools have tailed to produce good readers. Yet reading is the "motor" of the entire ed ucational machinery. (!s the methods below to prevent school dropouts! I/f , I TP,.5Uã.CSIPi., ,"_ •.. . By CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.D1 M.D. WORRY - '-'. _l ; . _.•( ''jt' -.'•, •A:'"' seeded for the first round. Oswald- "The Swiss team sill has Iwcure the most popular # 1 II form of bridge tournament. L=14 1 Everyone wants a play in a The biddi ng has beea 26 Swiss and entries of several hundred teams in a regional West North East South are The standard is event is of two sessions durYou, South, held ing which each team plays 8K 1 5 ?K 8 3 2 •105 4 46 3 eight matches of seven What do thJ do' boards each. IMP scoring is A - Bid one heart. When you ued. Ties are not broken have Four-cud suits that can with each kant scoring 112 be bid .at the one level, respund II I - An no of course, say of me, l i ' ' , I i,.T. too -7-4 J T" ' I And so, each day when 1 adjust my apron and grasp the dustmop, no one can "He let victory slip from his grasp. ' - ?a been past few - ' For Itworked.Joannt'frR guilty. ¶5 IL . ,- _.. or about ri '''.,'_ more and I say out more can had thought quickly. I knew there was os.sible total surrender, which I hopeil would make her feel guilty as hell those arguments she had been marshalling for the days. •j V'"' I' -* ~ .. to I knew exactly what was going through her mind, days, this had building. She find been thinking relentlessly of every possible argument I could offer against helping clean the house, mentally planning d*'vastatin rejoinders - engarde, thrust, the swift sword a her tflhigtit' her slacker husband to 'hreds. But '!JIi - \ ou're ritht. I have help what I'm doing. Now, what you. out save s ' , 4 with exact y parry, I A ,;~y 01, 1`4 ~ \ \ . ~v 'L 4 -. Gj~r-~ ;. % * Z% T C k , 0 % _- *4 --44 1% - , .~!-.3 ~~ ,f4l ,., -_ , N _ --,; 1~ el , ., ( .I . %_ J I -4. j'. .,, ., . 4, Y , F-%,)~~Ry t ~ 4 ~ e i ~ Thus in the later rounds the competition for the good + A3 agree that's (tO'" cutting I - I - ~ \ 1P LI Finance •" turned to = big hit teams is tough: I bad teams will lx playing equally bad teams and almost cvcrybod ill wir a , east one match. A lucky will de ci de most a' Bad slain bidding d ec ides manymore." Jim: "The bidding at both tables started with an arliuicial two cIut)c Then. as a two-diamond overcall and a two-heart bid by North- At umped right North passed. At other table th e bidding continued as shown in the box with South making the final winning bid of sevtn" "I mean with three children and you • I stopped sweennu and 'her. "Joanne, look, I ored 10 v • To - - - Miss Charlotte Wrenn Alston. tssorted sandwiches, nuts and bride elect of Robert Neil fruit punch. Richarde, was guest of honor at White carnation corsages a reception given by Mr. and were present ed to Miss Alston, Mrs. William B. RICharde, ?tlrs s t RiCharde J uncle and aunt the groom to mot her .r of groom,1!,Irs. . be, at their home at 2503 Myrtle liCharde Sr., and Mrs. Ave. The refreshment table was Ellison, grandmothers of the groom. o ve rlaid with a hanu crocheted cloth of eutwork design. Two Hostess gift was a walnut large cakes elaborately spice rack. Approximately decorated with pink wedding forty-five guests called during bells was served along with the appointed hours. ,,_-'i/' Swiss Team scores wsr "Joanne, how about ill et the broom and dust pan and clean up the family room'' I got ii i from my chair. got t he hitiiii amiti panii aimti started sw'i'ptiig She St11t.'(i IIS I Swept the floors and hummed a happy tune. "You know it's impossible .Joanne began "Right." Silenc". t l R ein -N 46/ 25 2V Pass 48 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-Ks looked 11W squarely in the eve and took another deep breath. "Lew, I mean there's just too much mess you and Rachel and .Joslt "Honey, right." Joanne paused, stunned. Where Would the conversation go' Then I slipped in the kicker. Joanne Of IS ton ______ WINATBRIDGE EAST 44 •. V72 853 + KQJ$76 10953 •KQI09 SOUTH (D) A ;Ar10t652 acts a Mrs. Barbara Kasten, Second Florida State Bank Lounge for Shirley Mills and first vice recording secretaries, and lieutenant Governor of District their monthly business session, president, Mrs. Florence treasurer. It was announced at the Arledge met Mrs. Kasten for P11 International d Preceding the business dinner at the holiday House meeting that the club would 1 1 isittti Sanford Restaurant before joining the again en te r in the Christmas Pilot Club bwhen h t m"etn resident Mrs met In . bpilot P p Parade and volunteers were entire club. called u po n for new ideas and /." Seven years ago Mrs. Kasten suggestions. 41 lotte 1 Hon bccame a member of the pilot The next club iiieeting will be club of Hollywood, where she a dinner meeting on Nov. 27 at lives, and held the office of 6:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. president, first vice president, Mrs. Doris Stein will be In Pre up ia ev 1 tion both corresponding and rh;ir' f the program. with the sales people who deliberately ignore the small fry who are trying to make purchases. When shopping with a neighbor and her small son he wanted to buy a gift for his mother. He had her stand out of sight since he wanted to surprise her but he got no attention. His dollar was just as good as an adults and his urcha3e was Just as important to him -GOOD 24 ir ansi - I 13 - - Lo III, . - 32 ____ - 0 District --.i 30 1 31 ~~2 PILOTS ENTERTAIN OFFICIAL ... (lto r) Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. Florence Arledge, Mrs. Barbara zCasren. (Cindy Flanders Photo) - - - 7•" - . i __ •. "Joanne," I interrupted "You're absolutely right. It is unlair. It's wrong. nd wilI (10 something about it. I will help 1)jck up after my.ell and help keep our house neat. Then I - t'anp h:'k in mt t'hn ,ui Iii ha,ng,vnl,,nl It.' ii h1jjr jj;j ad jO "t .... (1 husband can to a wife who's ready for an argument. - 17 lB 20 . t' - -' 15 16 \ Ai:~~ rk '' I - - .0 4&k .. - 14 - . - 'I - honor Look around you, just look at this mess!" Joane pointed to the paper on the floor, the crayons scattered, Josh's tiny Irucks and cars underfoot, the children's coloring table a mess of chalk, pencils, pens and paper, "I.ew, she continued, taking another (Iet'p breath, "It's just not fair. You have to help clean up. I have been picking up your dirty socks for almost one decade. - 4Japant-crt-utns 6 7 8 with I could see that a real argument was about to begin. Joanne got that stern look on her face, her ups sct, her green eyes flashing. She took a deep breath and began. I , .. • A - Ly.?, __ 2 3 4 5 - ' tangents ' . .13 16 - •• 39I)iiaptd(e4 II %Ieaursng ' .. DEAR GRANDMA: I say. how one handles his grie f Is a very personal matter. (Some never are "cried out.") Put(Jug on an "act" of courage often builds strength. And It certainly is an act *( charity to one's friends. ' I4 peri-h 37 Appronn ' ' n II I IRI.argeisk I .1 kind of I%pe ihari*ii'r I Hdagwn ab L ('iitotn,j S 'tjrsners (,uflI% dsrritsnn 5(.o%i'rnmcnt b(,ir 'St-nt .grnr% •.ib • 7 .thuuk' 'b s Ikirw 3 F.thh% (flUmJfld ipi I sab 32 Still U Stull l'Iii' U('fl DEAR ABBY: I have a good friend [I'll call her Nellie) whose husband died on Christmas Day tour years ago. They had been married for more th an vea. and NIHø is still mourning for him. She keeps crying: "Harry, why did you leave me?" Abby, I have been a widow for yea:s, and i loved my husband as much as Nellie loved Harry, but I realized feeling sorry for myself and making every body else misera ble by crying all the time wasn't going to help, so I just put on a happy face and accepted it. Nellie tells me that one of her friends wrcte: "Cry as much as you feel like it, until you are all cried ouL" I don't agree with that. I ftik If she imuld quit c-rb inn :nd t ik (n,j (or tht' {1 )eJr3 htI '5vilh Harry, she would be better off. What do you say? GRANDMA IN FLORIDA DEAR TOO LATE: My mall concerning O to I against I? 1k'-nraIr ii ( hiIcJr' IM)", ''r .o 54-mr ii Free nation By Abigail Van Buren - -- DRIVE IN Ventures (Note: Today's column is written by Low) 36thrmeni namc Ii%'jRhJI, . Peace i4UutJd IOIemInln( giam-t' .1t *4.) arniwni niu ''1tbt • VF'% ('1 1 ,t "nciay, Lew's coup: 5-4 Ih-gn 'D one '(,,uujns SS Oblique Friend i' Nov. 26. I7-s _______ a 1.. 19 1 C Commercial I - utJri'k ford Herald Lib Family I Ut 10~111111111111111 1 1 1 1 __________ I Inc ___ It _ ____ 2012 i ____________ rt- ill1 .J LII I • I ,-_~1 I .. .-- . 5:30 until 10 P.M. , -.1111 . . * 1 1 Am �- ~AI 8A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov - 2& 1973 The Sanford Yakov Mafik'• __-, _____ - I - __ __ By Tom Tiede T to icad that the peace- - r 'o E5 1. , _,,.'. I *, ,I, . ,: ,.f I - - -. - '- ____ --- .-. .. z I _wl -... - U N force action to which Moscow miht object. Perhaps it wasn't nec should do ----- - .:--' __ ... exceptionally protective of - ~ Russian interests." In sum, lie's hard nosed - and even (luring detente a cold war ____ j. - - — '- - I . _____________ a — —.l -- .-- - - -------------' XV=-A____~!_ ___ --____-___~t_ ,_=7___- __-===r="=__~— •..:--.--. - For _ Veep ; ' Nomination -_- r -~_~~ j- F -- WASHINGTON (AP) - A California congre=mn plans to renew his attack on Vice PresIdent-designate Gerald ft. Ford for his 1970 effort to fiw Peach Supreme Court Justice 'Silhain 0 Douglas Rep Jerome R Waldie, 13- ______________ __ - I r, _ - 1 00 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII "= - the House Judiciary Corn . ,_ --- .. , ____________ • 0 MEN'S & ,, _L r. - __ -_ . - - - _____________ -j-'. - _-;::=:4 - -- -TI I I I '. - ____: ~ ~ ~- -=-- -'_. :Z . - firmation, which was approved - . I -_ i a- I - - House Republican leader, is ex. to win overwhelming ap. pe hen the Senate otes Ford is also asared con- __ - __ _ ~-_! __ i I JIIIIIIIII I - _______ r - - 2 ______ I-_ .% ~ 'k- 1-f _k',______- I _ 4_~.. _ I ~- III. ,gy,.~._",: cl— - __ _ntl._tl~ I 1.5r.'I ~u _--_tr~ti:Z - P, . %_.7 ---------- _-,-~ I"t. 4 ~1~ , _ *,!-1 W _L_ - - - - 'r 1 - __ - f7.-, ~_ ~ -e I a - -_ --V.s....., ,:.>r". .i -7 - r. - - IV ' $tl' . '1' - ' , , wgiik~- -_ - .. Committee think Congrews is moving too fast to replace Spiro - 1- Wednesday and established that Ford had asked Mitchell for help in his impeachment investigatlon and receted se eral leads" from the Ju.itice Department that he followed ,. _____________________ ATCHE S '-&--I , 1 TAGS AND I 11 MIN S AND LADIES 17 AND ~ 21 -.-. %. 88 29.95 .I 1 REG. ---A ' .% 0 pIate of a Xerox i000 _____________________ 59' I*i %\ -16 j Mr - __________ tW, - - At a news conference Friday Waldie said t.he leads were actuall% detailed statements MOUN I , -h-. KODAK - — 2 FT. — - 11 i' a -_ ( I I I i. -- i I 11, ____ ) , 11 I III 116 HI CHRISTMAS ___ ____ OUTFIT - ____ ___ __ REG. 99 1 -- - --- - - - __ ~~ _0_ ~_ ___; _W__ - ~-__ __M - ___- -,-. - __ - -1 - ___" - of the I I the I and the . RIVI I - _____ _____ ____ -- - - I f I._..._ — _____ ____ - ____ - ' - Le ages .A\ !\(, IIOMF. - ' . . .. .,X . - I 11 r - - - --- - .- . - L ___ __ - . an ' ' UALIfl ii' 4. - - BATH BEADS. - 39 C 49 ADULT 0A CHILD - 12 e '-L - (L'* GLYCERINE - Rog 39* SUPPOSITORIES. / . kA I i.r-,uj . . C Toosmaliforanad 'c t t u re readtnq this one ry1ft _____________________________ iI avaitable to you in 8x10 reorint Forest City R" I 63 CR i REG HILDA r5 4 CHMONU DIAL 322-2611 or 8311 _9?9J L r . - — - —-- -_ — !V - C 14-W - C 22 ASSORTED - --- --r -_- --___ .__ . .- 0 - i -- - REG. . .. 10 — ~ - -- - . - - -. - -- I 211,1 U WW I i - - C 391 - __ _____ -- - In Deaths BELFAST, Northern Ireland (All) - The Irish Republican Army Is blamed for the deaths of four of the e. GLITTER 12 Blamed atholic civilians - killed by terrorists in Northern I I d dun ' the ukcad One of thi iRiliai %as a 11 Wed body was found in Belfast. A man in his 20s whose h, . total of 913 persons includin(' 202 British soldiers, no have been reported killed in more than four years Of communal warfare in the provi nc .1 COLORS 1 .11, I . p • • • U - "8-5U7 Dellono a a I t..I... 97 , -- size IRA - (Limit 11 TONI-TAME Prenilcr (,olda Meir's goernment announced that though it is willing in principle to attend the proposed Middle East peace conference in Geneva next month, she will not make a final decision until Israel receives a formal invitation Egypt, while also willing in principle to attend, was reported reluctant to agree to start the conference until some Israeli troops withdraw from the Suez Canal. The talks between the Egyptians and Israelis on troop withdrawal were deadlocked by Israel's refusal to allow more than a token Eg)-ptian police force on the east hank of the canal - " ` Brezhnev In India I r t I The tools of refor m 'can be &'th fliUCn oz un. report con —i.eglsue timits on polill ,, LI effective only if we public is cerned the corruption tainting cal campaign spending and a determined to rid the nation of nan> state and local govern- ban on political contributions 'oerninentiil corruption, thi ments from individuals who do busi commission said in the sixth Acknowledging the absence ness with the state. and final report prepared dur. of accurate measurements of —State laws at least as strong . I in a two.vear stud financed the pervasivene ir,i Federal t' .1 I r'I ss Oit corrup- as eh , ection V.lui a .1.. miulon grant trorn tion, the commission said een Campaign Act which requires the federal I-aw Enforcement the cases already disclosed are regular public reports of the A.ssistance Administration .ihririing numerous money received and spent by The 364-page report was Further, the report said, -Of. candidates and campaign .t on I e or n task fi''21 torruptnn breeds di.;- CO1IIIIUUU.. • . •,,. . . / at.,. - pk ____ !J *1 -'- =t I - - L-",, -f i.— - - '-' - I ; - -.. ' i - - . - "-;. - . . - -- -' -. - . . - ~_. - - - ~ - .I - - -- r ------ r -_ - — i.. , . _~, I_J,ir%-~_ i 5~--I:-7- .__ ~ - __ N __ . _19111I r - ME - I M!l)DLI'4 . . . U N peacekeepers S Arab Leader At Peace Talks By THF. AS(K IAT.I) PRFS lead to capitulation to Israel. Loaders of 17 Arab nations And King Hussein of Jordan are gathering in Algiers in sent a represenIatie to a%oid search of a unified approach to an embarrassing face-to-face the proposed peace conference confrontation ith Yasir Arafat with Israel and other Palestinian guerrilla The Israeli governine nt said leaders who reject Hussein's it is willing in principle to begin claim to speak for the Palestinthe conference in Geneva Dev. ians in Jordan. 18 But Lgypt, although it also to i' oreign imnisters of the 17 has expressed willingness states inet in Algiers Saturday partil ip.itt is reported re. and Sunday to draft resolutions lu'tint to start the conference for submission to their chiefs until there is some withdrawa . Conference sources said it was, cf Israeli troops along the Suez hoped the result would be at Canal. least the framework of a pan. Negotiations ' between Israel -it) proj,ram of I I ( a Joint t q ufflx1rawal were deadlocked. The Israeli cabinet anK Ar,t ) summit con ference nounted that, thile it is il1ing in erseva 0U1 a course of action ready conference, Premier (,old1i to face any development," 01W Meir would give her final deciinfornuntinAlgerssaid 'This sion after Israel recei ves a fo would include more fighting if invit3tion. %fillionlatic eftorLs fail, plus . ((OnOiflit j)resurt to create a liii lsr1ielishae hem tr>ing favorable international to delay the pence conference climate" until after their national dee But the fint pan-Ar, ing since the October war was sources said the conference plagued in ath,imi. hs charat can't get dotn to substantive teristic Arab disumtv.' raq a nego in ions un i a er I ib>a were' he> cotting the political lineup in Israel is de meeting, claiming it would only nkd L,)\ _;-_ - I .. ' - _ .-..~ ~_ r I - .. ~__ __ -~____ - _4: :%*_ I I. . __ - ~. - - ._1 Ik .. - ~_ k _- ; Z -. r, W_ - 11, - - 'I` '. _. -~.__ ____ ~.--:--_~ , .. __ -- - - . L I _1 1 - - --__ _.. ~,.~ V. -, - - --- - - . . _z7v_ ____ I -_I_____ - - - -_-_ ~ - : - ~-~. --- - __- -— -: . ~ ~___ - --E - - -. -%-J~- _: I - - -- - -- _~_ ..~_ . -_ - - I = I V ~4 - .- - ___________ k -- r =. I—--- .- - ( - -s - - :. - __________ I, — - -_______________ _. -:-&. - ,,; -. .. - -';q --.--•-- - 010I : GIANT AMONG MEN H ackers Land Jet In L*Ibya Greek Army Coup I Called Successf u 11 QUALITY CONTROL inspectors are dwarfed by t1lis 12-foot-high fire at Goodyear plant in Topeka, Kan. The four-ton tire is used on a dump truck. BEIRUT (AP) - A I)uth jumbo jet hijacked Li> Palestinian guerrillas with 264 persons reported iLoard landed safely today in Libya, a spokesman for KI.M, the Dutch airline announced, "The Plane. passengers and crew are reported to be okay," the spokesman said in Ansterdam. He said a presentative of the Dutch Embassy was at the Tripoli urport t ,-lIIr,L -- ____ . f # V & . . ., - ~:"__-,;_- r ________________ - r - 1IL11 NEW DFIJhl,lndia AP)-oiit (oinmunist part> chief Leonid 1. Bre4inev arrived for a five-day visit with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi It as hIs first visit to another Asia 1 country since he became party head lit 19.Observersexpeethlmtoseek Indian endorsement tus oposal for an Asian collective security agreement, and Mrs. Gandhi's price Is expected to be the mobile SAM6 antiaircraft missiles that Eg>pt used suc-cesslull> in the Octobir war and MIG jet fighters #_- _~_ ruption and the street crime it ticipation in a broad range of powerful against the pow. promotes ,inticrirne efforts, the corn erless " "The system of criminal jus- mission encouraged such The commission urged cit.l. tice will break down unless citi- projects as prison counseling, zens to band together and dee forward as com- $routh reerpation, and drup inand such reforms as these: plainants, a:, witnesscs, ana as treatment centers. -Ethics codes for state offi. jury members to participate p. It also sait! teachers must cials, enforced by a stat" a ctively in the proseculon of abandon arbitrary discipline pointed board of private citi F official cvrruption," said the and practice justice in the zens with power to conduct in N,itional Athisors Commission classroom If children are to %sti' itions subpoena It .I a Crimina l JutKe Standards learn respect for democratic nesscs and evident: and ion - _T~ ._ ' ' ' r He/ WASHINGTON (All) - A force headed by Jack Michie, respect for the law ... As long as federal crime commission to- director of the Michigan Diii official corruption exists, the (L-iy appealed for a cit,izen cru. sion of Vocational Education. war against crime will be per. &ide against government cor citizen par. ceived by many as a war of , "r-. ,1, -- rs- ________ I c -. - , . - ASSORTED COLORS IêO WITH i 0 4 BULBS 6 3 S • 1,; 161 ~__. M _~_ 9¼ ' 370, L Peace Talk 'Condition' - C SHIRLEY MILLET ~ C ____________________________________________ tt1'nonte Spnngs I 0 - I - . ission -4 PIINOMPENH,CambodiaAP— Governinentforces repelled four insurgent attacks early this morning on positions along Highwa> 4 between Plinom Penh and 11w sea, military sources said Seven government soldiers and 32 Khmer Rouge insurgents were killed and 15 government troops wounded, the sources said The clashes were reported near the provincial town of Konpong Speu, 30 miles west of Phnom Penh. Supply traffic from the coast to Phnom Penh is blocked by in. surgent forces who control a five-mile stretch of the highway about 35 miles southwest of the capital. Along High. wa> 5, Phnom Penh'a supply road from the rice fields of northwest Cambodia, 12 government soldiers were reported killed arid 25 wounded in three day of fighting north of Sala lxk Pram, 35 miles north of the capital, here the lugha> Is cut b> insurgents In Saigon, the Viet Cong charged the South Vietnamese with the heaviest bombing since the cease-fire In a raid on the Communist base at Kontum, 70 miles northwest of Saigon. Saigon military sources confirmed the claim and said 114 bombing sorties were flown against the base Friday The bombing apparently was In retaliation for a North Vietnamese rocket attack earlier Friday against the government air base at lielku nt Military Com. mission said the day4ong attack on Kontum killed dozens of civilians and destroyed hundreds of homes. The government mflitary command reported scattered small-6cale shelling attacks and Infantry clash" from the ,Mekong Delta to the northem city of Hue. Thi AVIV (AP) PLUS I SIDNEY THOMPSON ___ REG. C 1602 tL.-.--' ___ I R PLACEMENT TOUCH OF SWEDEN I , f or d - U Pilo i1" o rime 4,I__-, 00 - (HANGING BANNER) /. SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 ry one -- I I - 59 ' / / • 11 a S 00 09 96' SUMMERS EVE DISPOSABLE DOUCHE EA HUGHES ____ - - . . __ - I . MERRY CHRISTMAS DECORATION I PLUS cotoyAs I - ZI I 0 UL(I5 (I ~ I -. b DES E RT - - TABU 04 AM BUSH IRAQ OANA SCENT AND ,..' . 00 U ,"#$.was - I - ,_ -I C 39" - .? -X'-, ,-~ It REG. - , 0 . V QIII 0 )(Xo V # gft*#,~*. raftirs ,Z~14 %,, AFTER SHAVE - ftr - - OF COLOGNE V .%I Al"I'l-'. It . . . . . . 111F _'=ZV~. --It_-. ~._ _fT~ I- -u:- - GIFT TAPE SOAP TOTE AND - IIIW11 ____________________ _______ 4 . . , 0 s MEN'S 3 PIECE . i -- - I i iitiiitiiii r1I In, 41-1 1 f ~ _-%~ ~ _=~_ . . But t1te Welcome Wagon - ------- i From Dana _.- _. HOLIDAY Canoe Gift Sets Carmen has indicated that his cobra was delivered by a private trucking tim. _________ . . REG. $3.29 Shinning '4sonous ikies througl) Vie mai! is against the lai but man' are handled b air express and trucking firvie. reduc tion duplicator " r REG _____ 441 PIE,%FSTFAUI4(LLS , 0 Cambodian War Rages - US At) -- Part - 4f 1~ HOOKS 1 I I U I . - ____________________________________________ News Briefs _~. ._ :!-~ _-1 "~ -r'~-,-. JflUfll SLEEVE RI N VIEW,i ap ure Tape iss i ng M - World is __ ORNAMENT 399 UILI) It ntral In- -0-1:- I '.I ye x -- -- . , r -1 iv . =~- REG. 5.99 WAIST N ______________________ -I- -DOUBLE KNIT -STITCH CREAS1 -PULL ON ELASTIC Io adlust to your new sur. s case against lion ppeared t - - er S of Jupiter has been captured b> cameras aboard the Pioneer 10 spacecraft, now five million miles from the plane' The brilliant red "e>e," which disappears and reappears about e%ery 30 )ears, is a shimmering oaI 30,000 miles long and 8,000 miles wide In the planet's southern hemlsplwre. It was clearly visible in color photo•X grapits beamed'wearth ti> -oneer '0 SUCfltiat.5 at Ames Research Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Sunday. Ames spokesman Pete Waller said the "eye" prdbably is gaseous material, although some scientists speculate it could be h>drogen ice floating In the planet's heavy atmosphere. "Three or li.drcarthc!d.!L..ppearinth,ite>e,"hesajd. IADIES-POLYESTER PANTS ..____- outlining . V 2 . - ' 77 REG. nc-tate-c of Douglas that were t;rp.rdkd i.c.ri> c.rb.Liili - - CLEAR SHARPPIC*URES COLOR SNAPSHOTS AND Suo(S COMES VVITH COLOR FILM AND X,CUSE I 1 ç LL if UPI - 4 Z % C ' - I _Z I * ulf Oil % F ollowing a frantic search, the right serum was located at the Philadelphia Zoo, but - I PITTSBURGH, P AP G h d d newspaper story that the company discovered a major new oilfield off the west coast of Africa. The London Sunday Observer said Gulf had made the big strike off the ' coast of the Portuguese colon y of Angola Gerald Cradlet director of public relations at Gulf headquarters here: ~ ~ said of the story on Sunday: "I don't know where it came from. I have talked -xith our people here in Pittsburgh I- ,61 who would know if we had any big find over there, public .. 4 or private, and we don't. It's just not true." . VA5I1lN(,1Ol1 (AP) .ifIr the Watergate break-in. The Times said woods testimony what precautions she to say whe ther they would vol. talk. He said if the recordings hite House la wy ers are Meanwhile, the Los Angeles contacted Washington attorney had taken against erasure. She unthrily give up the White and other materials weren't returninh g O a federal cour- Turns quoted a high adminLs- Charles S. Rhyne on m.adenomentionofcraslngany House Watergate tapes imme. offered willingly he would ask to explain 18 minutes oa tration official as saying Presi- Thanksgiving Day, one day portion of the presidential diately for judicial safekeeping the special prosecutor to issue White House tape recording dent Nixon's personal secre- after Nixon's lawyers disclosed conversations. Sirica wa5 visibly dismayed subpoeria. Otat has no conversation. And, tary, Host.-Mary Woods, erased that the 18-minute seclion of the lie also ordered the WWte Sirica ordered Nixon's attor- Wt Wednesday when he was according to one report, the the tape segment, apparently tapes under subpoena in the nes to court to explain the 18. told the June 20, 1972 tape didn't House to present testimony President's secretary may be 1)), Watergate investigation con. minute gap In conversation and contain the full Nixon Haldeman about the blotted-out segment oo, The Times quoted one source tained no U. District Judge John J. ;issayingMssNoods would thynededlnedt °mmerit Strica chcdulrd the hearing for testif) toda th.it she made the and Miss Woods was unavai1 today after being told last week erasure, but the newspaper also able for comment on the Time that an audible tone interrupted quoted another source as say story. and obliterated the segment of ing she might invoke the Fifth MISS Woods ha ' •" " I • 1 conversation between . i on I L XOi. nlflefl(ImenL. (00K the tapes to Camp David, -and his then-4-hier of staff H.R. Tim., high administration II ildeinan ruor(le(1 ttirti d.i)s ti.il se unidentified, i_ them She was asked during he r — S >1~ Carmen hicks, 15 remained in critical condition over the IS NO Exp To la in PRINCETON, N.J. - The Gallup Poll says its latest survey of Democrats put Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts far ahead of other possible contenders for Me party's 1976 presidential nomination. Kennedy was chosen b> 41 per cent of the 627 adults who Identified themselves as ernocratslnthe Nov. 2-Ssurvey. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace was second with 15 per cent, and Sen. Edmund S. Muskle of Maine was next with nine per (I nt .,I Monday, Nov 26, 1973-18 . Lawyers I .ea y ~-4 ,, Hurts Boy RIAGE OF Nancy Rogers is reflected in glass the last __________ ..- -- 1._ ~. __ - fth , _" REFLECTION Douglas impeachment - __ ____ 12~ -I - Clair), S_ - but Waldie and several other 4 99 A ___________________ - - F~_-_!_,v - .l I . . a llup: Kenned K dy Herald one U Energy Stud' G 1, A .a *JL %. . -' - ~.- ,___ . . _-_ -r. . __ - ~- . - -17 _- - .. 7__ - - -V - -I a __ . . ~ NATURE . BE N R U His pet Asian cobra bit his hand as he tried to "milk" yen. om from its fangs. ____ - ______ 4 ___ snak -----__ . -- of questioning today at Ins I ' REG. 99 -- LITE LIGHT SET - : — -. -, '. nice' - I - - PHILADELPHIA (AP)Federal officials are looking for the firms responsible for sending a snake from Florida to Philadelphia where it bit a teen-age boy Thursday and put him in a hospital. =_---__ __. :_= . - . ~., __________ - I '. ______ being the handmaiden" to President Nixon and former Atty. Sen. John N. Mitchell in a pol,itically-nwtivated campaign to remove Douglas from the bench and enable Nixon to make another court appointmont - ~ .- - ________ . -,/ - '' fA - ' Snake Bite - 1;~ _.~ .. I - -- - 1H..;;; -",!ii I4 / " M -R - ' I -- = l SPACE Houston(AP While t IOnS wrestle with the ener crisis Skyl b 3'tr auts concentrate on a study of the sun Oiat could help develop a physicist Gibson toda) was to control El first the many telescopic studies of the sun planned for the 84-day mission Researchers are clearer Ida ho the sun energy through on ear On, which scientists are r)lng o perfect as an inexhaustible, pollution-free po w er source Gibson, commander Gerald I. Carr and William H. Pogue finally finished getting settled in the space station on Sunday, freeing themselves tost.art research in their 11th day in spare . S - __--_.IIII.W4I "NI / 1_4Z~IIIR= - 1, -_ / Communists that lie committed the biggest diplomatic I . Skylab ECI~Ep(i . d. .. __ - . - 117 - S - I NNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN" ________ 'i - / r - '- i~~ 1' ' - It is this latter trait, perhaps, that most distin ,h,utshes and affects Malik's U.N. performance. Some say that even after nine years U.N. experience (the most for a Russian), lie is, because of continued hatred for the West, a flawed diplomat. When n he h& gan service litre 11 n 1 people _____ ary for style. I've known entire o a News Briefs 'l Y died during Nazi oc cuation) he is a man:, says a Ilr.tish official here, who is '.- Nati 4 I -' 1-27' ~_----- __ " Z;!_ , - -4. . __1,7~*-_--_ __ _,_ -_ ~ =tzl-_ ._-__r'_T— __-1_ L__-_-1-~--~ _--~~ &~ -, Z-, - . -1 -" - 77 ~ _._ .,~ '' ;J !r . two terms as c ief U.N. may have bt,en provoked Into oycotted the Security Coun delegate for the Union of the role of the troll. In , Soviet Socialist Republics first stint here. during the pointment, thus irDni al v (1948 to 1952 and 1968 to ores beginnings of the Korean iilo ing that body to send a ent) the 67-year-old 'Am- War, he was treated by many bassador Extraordinary" ap* Western nations as something y pprently has gotten from the out of a worm hole. Sir Eric polisheil, he remains Q United Nations just about, Cadogan said Malik - as stuffed with "vulgarities." critic here: "it woula beW attention. apprehension and Cold warriors in the U.S. rounded by an Iron Curtain of ter for the Soviets to get occasionally, delegation passed around oafish aides and stcUrit) per someone else" r,srct The other alik got all jokes about his nation (When sonnel. lie heaped abuse on But would it be better for three ct one time During de Stalin died he met God who many nations during self the rest of the world? bates over the Middle East marve l ed. "''iYou've 'e dnfle Ofl r' ing floor addresses. And Perhaps not . omeone else ice-keeping force, fie tiers, JoseP11- I 91zlVe Vour Iwo- when, in 11350, he look his turn might be smoother, even engaged in a finger pointing pie one da of fasting ou e as Securit> Council president more conciliator> cn small shouting match with U.S. given them seen' )Afterone during the Korean conflict, issues, but U.S. authorities Ambassador John Scali Soviet address in the General he insisted on puttiog that behiee thu. West is better off While reporters recorded the Assembly,an Austral isn agonizing matter nell down 'bIth Malik He reminds us scene for the nesreading passed around a note read the agenda that Russia is still Russia ,' globe and other delegates ing: the speech would be fine Even so, (lie treatment ac- explains one U.N. veteran. stood by in shock and fear for "if it didn't come from the corded Malik at times was "Detente may be blooming, their Middle East resolution, most outlandish dictatorship uncivilized And so, says a East-West relations warming Malik made his point: He in the world." U.S. authority today: "I up, but when Malik stands in anted a single word change No doubt Malik deserved believe he learned to things the U N, like a big stubborn in the document for truce some of the scorn. lie moved in those (lays. One that the bear, it's a healthy reminder force authorit> He wanted it about the Unikd attonssur bourgeois tre indeed his of some unchanging truths. -1 ________________ , "rj' I t) I - - - -'_ - -- -,-.F~-!,&'_' , '' :t'*" j perience of World War LI three million of his Ukranian gressive diplomacy, Jacob Soviet representative. And if - ____ - ___ Aleksandrovich Malik must it is fair it is also true that -6 !Y~jA __ :, __ , - - -..---.- - with 4 , him to threaten the Middle East peace. obyou for decades and you've se rves a U.S. official here, never changed your habit&" "But vou have to hand it to That said it orobably, for him 'or him Moscow conies man> of the diplomats at the before everything."Other meeting that day. And no Russian delegates. adds the doubt for thousands of o thers who have observed Malik Vishinsky, did not always apduring a quarter century of 1war to have their heart in U.N. activity. Governments the Russian stvle of change Goernrncnt at brinkcmanship diplomac t itudes chanç also. But the but 'Malik is a true believer Nlahk of the s is much like - fie worries the U.N. so the Malik of the '40s - a much at times it will do anythorn in this great body's thing to calm I i side. The hull> label, to be sure. few minutes? You things 111111111 III 11 I n - , . Russian. You should wait. What does it matter if you wait a ~-A_11;. - ,. gets e' past A stilia r o u Ii rod u ci of t he - I .. I- tvylul 11C r_.!r J . .''- ~ .1 18 Minutes -- real attention. It's somewhat anachronistic today, but I think lie still believes it." - __.ft,=_--._-A;j-=r. --.N- _ . EVE 1: enemies. And two, that he had to shout at us to get our - ( V__0_ 5 f .-.,;,- - ~_-.-.-...jr - Still 'Cool' Envoy UNITED NATIONS keepers would act with "ap NEA) When Soviet Am- provat" rather than just hit' bassador Yakov Malik interconsent" of (lie Security rupted a Security Council Council. i ng c the other teek with one of his energetic observers. The .ord ;; points of order, a Chinese proval is a stronger one than re p resent a t i v e stood up, conseflt, thus safeguarding -- - 111111111 I Soviets' - Boeing 747 was carrying 247 passengers and 17 crew inembers when it was hijacked Sunday night over by about 12 men ')ers of an obscure group called the Arab Youth Organization for the liberation of Palestine The plant, had just left 11eirut on a flight from Anist,rdam to Tokyo, and KI.M said those aboard included 159 Japanes 'Me hijackers first forciA Damascus, then .in hour I -itt'r ordered it to Nicosit ( stayed th nea rly three hour the hi jackers tn d suctcsIull 'resident k t leasc seven members of their or 'anizatio last April after an attack tht, residence of the Israeli .itithacsador and an un successful attempt to hijack an Israeli airliner (ruin Nicosia airport The hijackers thre,atened \icoi i 'f .ifl)uHc besides three airport workers approached it during refueling. But the plea to Cypriot President Archbishop Makarios to free their even comrades as nc*, bnrkt-d b., any threals. * The Kl.,Nl flight was believed to have been hijaers because of Arab charges that KLM transtxtrtetl volunteers to Israel during the October war airline d ' ( harts ____ , I ATHENS, Greece (AP) - The 8.5 million Greeks acIn one of his first official acts, Greece's newmilitary rulers the new president, U Gen cepted their latest political uppulled most tanks and extra Phaedon Gizikis, freed three heaal with outward calm No troops out of Athens today, in- former politicians who had disturbances were reported. dicating firm control of the been put under house arrest Tanks and troops of the army. country, and began removing last week in the wake of the air force and navy enforced a pictures of ousted President student uprising in which 13 curfew in Athens. There was George Papadopoulos from persons were killed, considerable movement of public buildings The three -it Premier Pan tanks Sunday night, but The ousted strongman who a5 allotis Canellopoulos and for. otherwise quiet prevailed. in army colonel engineered the nier ministers John Zighdis and Gizikis who commanded the 1% .7 military takeover was re. George N - had ex. ported under house arrest at his pressed support for the students moved swiftly against those seaside home near Athens. lie demanding the overthrow of considered loyal to Papado. %%as deposed Sunday by a group llapadopoulos. Poulos. of conservative generals in a Despite this overture to the They Ousted the commanderI . 1- 9 No disturbances were report regime indicated it was junking Gen. Dimitrios Zagorianakos; ed anywhere in the country, Papadopoulos' promise of a re- the army chief. Lt. Gen Mi. activity- in Athens today was turn to limited parliamenta6 Mi air normal, and the traffic as government next >ear. The force commander, Air Vice heavy as usual. generaLs said they could not MarshaiThoinas Minas; the L. Harvey Dead At 45 stand by while the country was Athens Police Chief, Nicholas ling "dragged into an elec- D.1,;k;1 1I1pw)t1lr)9. toral adventure" and was thrcatened by "anarchy, chaos a i1nd vandalism," an apparent LONDON (All) - Gizikis was sworn in as presimovie star Laurence Harvey dent in a telc%ised ceremonv died of cancer at his London Sunda% home Su.iday night, friends reported toda> lie as 45 I ith the soft, suave ilie actor manner had been ill for the past 1 18 months Friends called on to him repeatedl> in recent eeks swol m Harvey was married for the third time at the end of last L'i~~" _: -Iff 1. 4_1 - ~_ -- TIece . an anc.ent em that we read oinehere that goes l ik e modul l'aulene Stone mother of his .1 -vear-old (I.'1UQl11Ur 1Wm The arrow I1ct t track will not s*vrve. it will not stay. :: flift to Strike and *ound and slap , Area Deaths The hasty *otd returneth not Though quickly spoke " sw forgot, Mrs. M, argaret 1). Kilburn,83. of 1l2Tollgate ii! gci (lied Sunday morning. Born in Syracuse, N Y, she came to Longwood in 1970. She was a member otSi Mary Magdalene Catholic Chtirch. Alt9mnnte Spring5, Suriurs includi to SOflS, Robert W. Kilburn, Longwood. Raymond 1. Kilburn, Syracuse. NA'.; seven grandchildren and m great.grandchjldren, Funeral Mas1 and burial will home in arrangements charge of And 90den opixtivnityThIll too win not return to thee Thou mayet wtrp a pleaj a, These Wee will nevor mwt rttvrn It is true that tIII$ clever ver%e t?at thing that sli to return Bui I? is wondirful fact that there is aIway% a tomorrow And tomorrow wt can Carefully Ihoot another arro*-ar speM a carefully choi4n ward--and 100k f0f SnOthff oppottUntty "S *90nderful 13 tv iw ft ), c,-%r PI,Je S" , -,I t't,%t ,e%-and *#- it OUR THOUGHT TO REMEM8E Pr c ,rr - FUNERAL HOME ' Mie Fai on A'rport Biv tram traffic IOnaiont1*a, I, 97 rtt r n , GRAMKOW -. V: 19 r Th i ree thingS thefe afe tPial cofne not ! 4u - �2B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 26, 1973 Lans -, ej:; Sports .--. .... Z %*% . ..:_e light 0 i !A I , Spof Tribe Sweeps To Tourney Title, 74-51 Herald Sports Editor Sanford Cagers proved to be 'lousy" hosts Saturday night, as they ungraciously routed visiting Seabreeze, 71-61, in the finals of the Seminole Basketball Classic. The Seminoles, who had never won their own tournament, finishing second for two years, drew first blood In the opening period on John Zeuli's base line Jump shot, and this 20 lead was never relinquished as the Tribe's zone defense stopped the Daytona Beach squad cold, allowing them only four points In the entire first quarter. The night before against a big, slow Merritt Island contingent the Sandcrabs turned the game Into a rout early with a devasting fast break. Unable to run on the Seminoles, and forced into a more patterned offense the east coasters were frustrated in almost all of their early attempts. Defensively, Seabreeze opened In a zone, but Zeuli's hot hand drove them out of it, in man-to-man coverage. With 5-6, Senior guard Percy Williamson as his defender, Zeull continued to hit from all over the court, to help run the lop-sided count up to 25-4. finishing with 13 baskets and five free throws for 31 points. Jerry Chandler, Seabreeie's Head Coach, began to have live prt- all over the court, and had some success late in the first half. "1 think we handled the press quite well," the Seminole's leader, Joe Mills said after the game. "Oh, we made miatakes rind threw the ball away a couple of times, but as I have said before we are a young team, starting three Juniors and we will be making mistakes. But as far as the press was concerned. I was pleased with our effort against it." -.. t! Now that area football has proven the worth of the Jamboree" as both a pre-season exhibition to get a chance tome teams In game-conditions before the actual campaigns start and financially successful at the gate, basketball seems to want to follow the lead. That may not be the best of all possible worlds. While the Jamboree aspect mi prove monitarily good at first since there are several scams competing with a possible drawing from a much greaer area, what does It prove out on the court? Nothing, I suspect. In football, two periods of play Is enough for a coach to draw fairly good conclusions on the calibre of his charges, even If they are against different opponents, such is not necessarily the same out on the hardwood. Need For Money The need for a good gate In area high school basketball Is :mprcnt to all hut the most blind, and if the Jamboree theory IUCXÜUVC, tilill iiav wlUi&'ss the denise of what the Jamboree acutally should be—the pre.6eason basketball opening tournament such as the one hosted by Seminole High for the past three seasons. The attendance at the tourney suggests the format isn't always guaranteed success. Many schools In the area are still hung up on the idea of a football oriented athletic program and everything else takes second seat, when In fact, some of these very schools have better cage programs than they dogridir). This isn't to say Seminole High's basketball is better than football so It should get more support. The Tribe Is a football school. That's a fact. It has a winning tredition, which, under the able direction of (laude Woodruff and associates all the way from varsity, ayvee and on to ('rooms, will produce winning teams, I'm sure, but at the point. Seminole also has a winning tradition in basketball, started and maintained by Joe Mills, and, it really was a shame more people didn't supprt the Thanksgiving C!flS5Ic. - f .. - - -- _______ £ i,i t , e i . .,e,___~v - - . , -- 4vin comes back to make a whale of a game of it in the final ' -- - - .5%9- -W&L, -. . -. '. At SJC*s recent home opener, the crowd was apoallingly small, and th is, li ke the new era of Tribe basketball, is a winning team wi th no one to support it. That's not only a Sh.anIC, but it Inc e coaches, loses players and in fact loses games. Come on Seminole County, catch the cage fever, will - -, . - _ Eau Callie Iiartrich I 12 9 mamas Menendez Perursger 1 00 r2 2 00 1 Saymore LLasane D LaSane TOTALS 6 34 15 Clayton 10 49 21 77 lO 1$ 64 TOTALS Merritt island Rider Walker 3 4f 4 Il I) 3 H 1 4 II 3 710 13 4 31 It 1 24 1 ____1_=____-_ - - -- - -.... - - Tournament Basketball Team - . - ' -- - ,. - _~: .-.... '.' ''• 167013 1$— 4 Kn* icks ,-.~Iii 31 points and Lucius Allien 23 to ing Los Angeles over Portland. lead Milwaukee past Phila. Goodrich's total Included his 0 dclphia 105-96. The victory 12,000 th NBA point. Almost nothing sent right for pulled the Bu .ks l'-z games I'ac, s 128 Nets 124 the defending NBA champions ahead of Chicago in the Mid George McGinnis scored 37 while (acing the Bullets rugged west Di';islo5'. po ints a nd grabbed 25 rebo unds to pace Indiana past New York 107, Ttx- Bullets held an opponent Cavalie 101 Celtics rs 124-Li. 1c(innts waged a under 100 points for the ninth Oiui n0%iic.. %%,i iIlCfluOUS uUCa with NewYork's time in 18 games this season, th ird-quarter shooting spree to Julius Enng, %SIIU scored 4 lead Boston to 107-101 decision In the other NBA games, the over Cleveland, points and collected 18 Milwaukee Bucks beat the rebounds. 111 4iJ Ptuiadel phia 76ers 105-96; the The game was ti ed a 16 with Boston Celtics trimmed the 242 to go In the third period Tams 87, Rockets 96 Cleveland Cavaliers 107-101' be fore Llavlicek broke loose, Wil Jones scored a field goal the Seattle SuperSonics stopped ripping off three straight has- with 57 seconds remaining, prothe Kansas City-Omaha Kings kets for an 82-76 lead. Havlscek viding Memphis with an 87-86 104-99 and the Los Angeles finished with 25 points, victory over Denver. LUCKY RUSS!, t'i' wniei- guard from Sanford as th e playmaker and scored 10 points for the Tribe in the final period against Sc'vtbreeze to lock up the championship. 8) I _ AAm-t _Z_ - - - 4C- -~ _- . - I ~ ___ - "100 - - - _ I w-'••__ -,E :. ." -_~AR~ I—— . 415~ , -_ I L I_1 , ___ , unne -' - - - -- - ' r - S 0f' S ___________ -.- r t By Pick Recent Results Over in Paris, Emile Griffith was decisively beaten by the number one challenger for Carlos Monion's Mid. di Championship, Tony Mundine. The Aussie Aussie took almost everyone of the 12 rounds from the US. champ with superior punching. Don't be surprised to see Tampa's undefeated sensation. Tony Licata in with Griffith In the near future, .----Speaking tan his streak 10 0 when he made his debut in the U. S. a smashing three round Miami triumph over former Southern Champ Dennis Rigg. P01 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) RUSS! DRIVING TO WIN John Hicks and Randy - Playmaker paces Tribe shar, a pair of Ohio State foot(Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) All-Americans, were ________________________________________________________________________________ ball stunned when they first heard of time Buckeyes' controversial - 40 Rose Bowl selection. Now the two realize the Buckey!s will be carrying extra pressure against Southern California New Year's Day I Douglas invaded Florida stopping Octavio Romero Nov. 16 in the main event in Tampa. Douglas, a southpaw, Is one of the hardest hitting fighters around today as his 19 ICO.'s In 27 wins will attest. Immediately after the fight he challenged licata, but if I know Lou Viscusl (Licata's manager) the Ohio bomber Is wasting his breath. Up New York way an Important light heavyweight itntpat t,,,e dg*,.(dngi whn., Tn-nIS Ah......5A. '""-°' " ,,,,,l, 1IIWIlLIU4 IU}1I.?vU PW chosen "" Wagner. Ahumada from Argent ina ran his record to 35-5-1 with 19 K.O.s, and might be the man Orlando's Pete Ashlock will use when he .thows the winner of the Dec. 1 title clash between Foster and Fourle early next year, - I . 1. e j ., Johnny M e ill - -- 31-POINT NIGHT JOHN ZEULI, Seminole High's hot-shooting Senior guard, ripped th e cords for 31 points Saturday night as the Tribe took the Third To Annual Thanksgi'ing Day Basketball Tournament Chanipionsnip. ' S . -- - .-- -.- , 4 )F 0I X__-7-1F__, ~ _________ — ft , — ___ - - -_ ____ -. p '4 - . - W'I i T. ' -.. I__ . __~__--z__ ~_. -_ __ - 49ers Meet _% '' _______ - ) - . In Gn '* d - - - --- - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) have football character." The Green Bay Packers and The Packers' offense still deSan Francisco 49ers, two teams pends heavily on the rushing with momentum In the wrong attack led by John Brockington. 1 direction, meet in tonight's na- The former Ohio State star tionally televised National shooting for a third straight I,THIS WHAT I WANT Football League game. 000-yard season, has 715 yards JOE MILLS, Seminole High Head Basketball stra tegy during the Tribe's Saturday night "We have to get that con- this season but was held to 35 on coach gets into the finer points of game championship game with Seabreeze. sistency back," says 49ers 16 carries last week. I Coach Dick Nolan, referring to (Herald Photo By Lee Geiger) MacArthur Lane, the other the winning ways which carried regular running back, missed his team to three straight Na- the New England game because • Football Conference Pd knee but nay start tonight. The San Franciscans cur- Jimmy Thomas, although not By IIEItSCIIKI. NISSENSON rently are 3-7, and four str aigh t starting, is averaging 5.9 yards Friday, third-ranked OkIa- believed to be 6-4 with Ohio no doubt that Southern Cal d Associated Press Sports Writer homa blanked No. 10 Nebraska State, in losses have put them out of with 234 yards on 39 carries. He addition'to its own served its return trip. Hoses are red, ,Michigan's 27-0 and on Saturday, sixth- vote, receiving the They have is one of the 49ers Nolan is nod from "USC is back where it be- playoff contention. blue, Southern Cal's back, Ohio rated Penn State downed Pitts. Iowa, Michigan State, North. longs — in the Rose Bowl," nevF!-. won a Monday night looking at closely, with next State, too, losing 26-16 to Los Ange- year in mind. burgh 35-13. western Purdue and crowed Coach John McKay. game, That's the Rose Bowl story In last year and 26-17 to Kansas Possibly the man happiest Wisconsin Another Is quarterback Joe "This was our bestga me of the les a nutshell, which lined up a re- with the tie was Alabama's Schembechler City in 1971. Reed, a two-year taxi squad was Furious season and undoubtedl m peat performance Sunday when Bear Bryant ... and 'Bama's not "The Pack is Back," slogan member who will be making his "I'm very bitter," he said. *11 wasn't theirs. the Big Ten athletic directors even in the hig Ten. But the regreti of Green Bay fans became it third straight start tonight. The It's a tragic thing for surprisingly voted to send Ohio Crimson Tide hopes to move up Big Ten football The reality Last season, with a 104 opposing quarterback will be Big State back to Pasadena in the to No. I in the rankings as a administration hasn't be r ecord and NFC Cen tral title. second-year projerni,- Taggeof e n with 145 ards an(i e game wake of Sa turday's 10-10 show- result of the tie. Very tough and it hasn't been first touchdown, Pat [laden But Coach Dan Devine's team Green Bay. down standoff with Miehion -t VI) good. i 3.5.2 with hid one 'li't,U.lI 1) -.... lAZy Uayes on 1 threw a 16-yard scoring pass to Southern Cal, which nailed Ohio State and Rb Schembechryin Its last six games. Ohio State, of course, thought - - - - - IS Roses Are Re d , Michigan s Blue , y -"51 down the 192 national championship by walloping Ohio State 42-17 in the last Rose Bowl, clinched the Pacific-8 crown and a return trip by de(eating UCLA 23-13. And while the Big Ten vote raised a storm of protest rmiostiv in Michigan, naturally - the outcome of the game was sure to shuftle The Associated Press national rankings, which Icr of Michigan are good friends the vote went Its way because of mine and I hate to see either the Buckeyes have been ranked one lose," Bryant joked. "I was No. 1 nlo5t of the season. kind of glad to see a tie." "They voted for what they Sunday's sole overshadowed thought was the best team in Saturday's game in which Ohio the conference," said Ed WeavState scored 10 points in the er, Ohio State's athletic direcsecond period on Blair Con- tar. "They wonted to send the way's 31-yard field goal and team that was the most conPete Johnson's five-yard run cistent. That had to 1e US. We and Michigan rallied in the were too good too long this seafourth quarter on Mike Lantry's son." Last week, Ohio State was rated first. Michigan fourth, UCLA eighth and Southern Cal ninth. Runner-up Alabama defeated No. 7 Louisiana State 217 last Thursday after fifth-ranked Notre Dame walloped Air Franklin's 10-yard run. "somewhat surprised," adFranklin later suffered a bto- ding: ken collarbone and his likely "The tie game away from absence from the Rose Bowl' home was important. And I apparently was one Factor the think they believe we are the Big Ten athletic directors took most representative team of into f'nnci,.r!atinn in .js.,p,jiji1 c.nlin., t,nnfw'...ss.s" -. -- F " --•' 45..Ib .., '•• Ohio State back. The vote was . -- -. _- - - __ - -1 ~-:__ I . ''S. 1 _- - - - - ------- - -- - -' - - - - r-r-=' ' No. 19 Missouri dropped a 14-13 queakcr to Kansas, which was tied for 20th. - - - I -- - _________________ _______________________ I . -'-. r - -- -. \l.uiii of Ohio, ranked 15th, earlier completed a 10-0 regular s'fl while No. 11 Texas Texas A&\1 42-13 last Thursday. Th ere's Nothing - Like THE 13 ,,, - - - - .---- - - - - -- _______________ i - 11 . eneral Electric G title in Melbourne last ye third among m the 49 nations participating with 8. Argen. thu and Snoin were tied for fourth with 582, followed by Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and the Philippine& - - 13 Nicklaus and Lu Llang.Huan of Taiwan were tied for third at 281. Randall Wines cf Australia and hlaloechi were tied for fifth place in the i nd ividual standmugs at 284, Eddie Polland of Ireland was seventh at 285 and Valentin Barrios of Spain, Isan Aoki of Ja pa n and Hsieh MmMan, the defending cham p ion Ta wan, were tied for ei ghth a , - -- ------: "' - - C -- -,:; - - - . - ' ; :. - -- --- -- -' - TRIBE CENTER GOES - UP . JOHN COBSO, Seminoles 6-3 Junior center, goes up for two against Seabreeze. The SHS pivot man garnered lB markers for the evening -- , and had a two-game total of 38. ' i. - -, "We've had so many things go wrong," Devine said after last week's 33-24 loss to New England. "Now is the time we'll get a test of people to see if they Pitt, which was tied for 20th in the ratings, scared Penn State by taking a 1 halftime lead on Tony Dorselt's 14-yard _____M run and two field goals by Car13L son Long, one a 50-yarder. But the Nitlany lions rallied on short runs by Bob Nagle and Mrs. Bea Farber, 125-pound John Cappelletti, Tom Ilull's 27- Brighton, Mich., hou3ewif!, yard Interception and Tom Shu. won the Northvillc Downs barsumnmer. herd. -Three members of the Air Meanwhile,a miserly defense Force Academy coaching staff, held Pitt to minus 15 yards total Jim Geist, John Carney and offense in the third period. Jerry Daitch, played football at the University of Arizona. rLStwIwre. L.'io. •''s--iz texas teen shaded Arkansas 24-17, No. 13 Arizona State routed Arizona 55-19 and won the Western Athletic Conference title and a trip to the Fiesta Bowl, No. 14 •, Ikuston blanked Wyoming 35-0, TA;F~~~l 'to. 16 North Carolina State ----clobbered Wake Forest 52-13 -.: \o 17 Tulane lost to Maryland --' 129, No. 18 Oklahoma State — bowed to Iowa Sta te 21-12 and tri - Joke McKay and Chris EArnstwlu kicked three field goals. On the West Coast, there was - The Miller-Nicklaus total For the l hole -rNasSS8, six StiOkeS ahead of Gma-y Player al Hugh fl-aiocchi of South Africa. Player was se co nd in the Individual btandings at 280, while I A&~J__ - Fa ngPackers, - _ _ __ - - '" jj - . - Lt5_ -•'- V — - -, ili - YZ ------- - "= \ ) ~__ - - i, -- - - ----..---. - r.:.... - - r MAIIBEI.LA, Spain (AP) bunny Miller furnished the spark and Jack Nicklaus the guile as the United Sta tes won its 12th team title In the 21-year history of the World Cup Golf Tournament. Miller, the Junior member of the American pair of blond bombers, capturt-1 the individ* u-al title with a 72-ho le total of 277, II under par over the 6,905yard par-72 Nueva Andalucia course on Spain's south coast- . - - T 12th Tourney Title Us, So tV "Id 1' -- - . Rams 24, Saints 13 Los Angeles maintained its one-game lead in the NFC West by coming from behind to overtake New Orleans, John Had] threw two ID passes for the Rams, the second one putting LA in front to stay late In the third period. Falcons 2*, Jets 20 Bob Lee passed for two touchdowns and Eddie Ray ran for two more, giving Atlanta its 28-20 victory over the Jets and keeping the Falcons one game back of Los Angeles. Bills 24, Colts 17 Buffalo came from behind with a pair of touchdowns 23 seconds apart in the final 71 seconds of the game to defeat Baltimore 24.17. Dwight Harrison returned an interception 31 yards for the deciding score. O.J. Simpson, zeroing in on Jim Brown's alitime sin!o season rushing record of 1,863 yards, gained 124 in 15 carries. That pushed his season total to 1,448 yards, 416 short of tirown with three games to play. Patriots 32, Oilers 0 Jim Plunkett passed for a pair of touchdowns and New England wiped out Houston 32-0. Plunkett moved the Patriots to a 24-0 halftime lead and they coasted after that. He gained 175 yards passing before leaving the game. Houston, meanwhile, managed only 184 total yards. Eagles 20, Giants 16 Philadelphia's Tom Sullivan churned out 1S. yards in a ttround.orientd a t.— r,-4a,4 thn L',,,tu W.s II•k.... ta ck .. that U MIU victory over the New York Giants. - -. JC - - In B ,, W7, r These (our men are the rule, rather than the exception among modern-day fight people. Every now and then one of the "other" kind comes along. When they find out the money they might someday get, isn't worth the pain and heartache that is a daily occurance, they soon disappear back into the hole they came out of. The next time you see "Body and Soul" or Champion" try to remember that they are as unreal as the right scenes that show at least five knockouts In every round. hopes. Other bouts that they are trying to arrange are unbeaten 1oscoe Bell, and th ere Is talk of a Vie Perez-In' Gifford reait h a- the feature preliminary preliminary,. - er Michigan Sunday, Big Ten ath letic directors, in By JO I N CIIERWA the 51Ui(' situation applies for the teams in the an undisclosed vote, tapped the Herald Correspondent nIH'. Bishop Moore and Lyman are both Buckeyes as the conference members of the Metro circuit, representa tive, bringing angry Today marks the unofficial start of area Monday also marks the debut perfortnanc'e of reaction from Michigan Coach GLENN THJ%L4S, 6'4" senior center (ror,i Seabreeze, basket ba ll for the county's south end teams when head Hound Hick Steinke. The new Longwood Rb Schembectiler. lead his spit-id in scoring and re bounds, while topping all ,Metro Conference squad Longmood Lyman and unmctm is fresh from a two year engagement as others in shots blocked. "Th is is the darkest day in Orange Ikht member Oviedo participate in the assistant basketball mentor at Orlando Evans. m athletic career," said saute pre-season jamboree. lit' feels his experience with Fred 1'enningm Schembechler, "It's a tragic The Jam boree is new to the baske tball world it Evans will be an asset since e Evans PERCY WILLIAMSON, senior guard from Seabreeze, at th coach thing for Big Ten football. I'm as this is the first year the roundball sport has has always fielded an excellent team, 5'6" th e smallest man on th e floor, was th e leader of th e ve ry hitter." tried tIme pry-season game plan. It is based on the Joining Steinke in tIme all new coaching staff s and one cl thc hgk-sts.cers on UtI t(.Zl I1I. Woody Hayes, whose Ohio same principle that makes football jainborees are loin liwrence, Bob Walker and Tony State team played a 110 tie at mwrrcsful iroup of four teams inert in hit' Fmeld Walker will a-mst Steinkt' with flit- Michigan Saturtlay, saul he was ,,,i ii1i each team pla>tng tu quarters - JrsIt} a nd Lawrence will handle (j jayvees rf EVE ThOMAS. G'l" seniom morward from Lan Gallic, "somewhat surprised," against different quints. Fields has control over the freshman squad but led his squad in scoring arm both nights and was t&.r hicks, a 1972 All-American 'Il-mere are no winners or losers since each it tiuld be noted m ost outs tanding defensive player. all th ree teams will work the offensive tackle, said, "I'm individual contest IS one quarter 1Ofl. same style of playing thus making transition shocked. I thought Michigan Thus far th is season one county squad has between the katias easier. had it for sure." -,, ninpeted in this new fofllI of basketball A tough ' ' ( t i T, (I \ ill' In If,— ii !m'Jrpe the rear-he - are hoping to rid liii ks, c ho played on losing 'r rti l(m h II h ¼ 1(1 '1 1!ta, tltt ir pl,i tr of ore 5dSOfl nervousness. DIe) as the kaduti curer in Ifle tournament witfl 1911 and 19 Rose Bowl learns, 10 and a close one to Florida Central 12- a154, want total pn to see what combinations of Pagers said, "The most Important 11. work the best together hopefully looking for a thing now is to pool our reLake Brantley will try their luck Tuesday in basket ba ll versicn of Tinker to Evans to Chance. sources to wi,m. We can't be out Lake highland with the Highianders, Fa ther It Is ex pected the Greyhouncis will be !Wl)- there half-steppIng." Lopez, (koee and the Patriots vicing in the stitutirlg freely. The 6-(oot-3, 258-pound senior pr eseason tilt. p 'lime expected starting lineup includes Randy from Cleveland remembers th e Sa nford Seminole bypassed any Jamboree Wright, Andy (iidu, hick Shuett, Carl Godson, experiences of a 1971 Rose Bowl a' lion in far of the Thanksgiving Holiday and Greg lioihris, Wright, Gidus anti Gad-son are loss to Stanford and a 42-17 ROSS-Cot \I U\ fatirmininent. which they won in line fashi on , returning veterans, drubb ing train Southern Call. Monday's tilt in Apopka finds Lyman and Ot he r (cain members it1ude Al Latimer, furma in the la Rose Bowl tsAl'tESVI( I E, F Ia ,l Apopka in the first quarter follow ed b) (lie M,itt 11 Silt, Al (les-ehind IA'S Jfrfltr1n, It-e 'I want to win it bad " 1w Cote, mnk irtt r I i Vt :t ot , e entina jn L.me r i .da t,'e Jioi pis .md 'Ic i UI jr-i, 1, t,tl, ' the mm r rr't1 (11111 edged out 1)011/ 'Ti 'i'd p rirI diti9 'i. III '4 C 1) ten I ,ii,tl I hi. tit w itli O iedt o (,r iii 7nor a 6- ..5h-piiw4iJ jul well lx--a preview of tr',n of the University of Tent p' i Term— ert n- ii l p Moore and the fin4jlt' is Apopka and the the action that will Like lineba,kitig pl a ce on 8 when Dec. th senior from Cham e turiship when Bjorri Borg of rmessce b 2i seconds to V.lfl 1115 hornets Tip-off is set (OI 7 30 (src hound1 visit pion. fliee two squads Ohio , aid he heard the 11 contest mas, purpomly scheduled 50 no ;4111 again rueet on Jan. 1 6 lill the Ifound's hume news i0fichigan Sunday, drivCross Country Championship. f's retire front the zitchi Metro teammi will vie with one in their one loop and court. ing bark in a car. - Cincinnati to its 4224 victory over St. Louis. It was the Bengals' be st scoring show of th e season. Even though it came against the league's poorest defense, Anderson was glad to see It. "We Finally got our offense untracked," the quarterback said. Raiders 31, Chargers 3 George Atkinson returned an early recovered fumble 59 yards for a touchdown and Ken Stabler passed for two more Oakland scores In the Raiders' 31-3 romp over San Diego. ' The next boxing card to be held in Orlando has been set back to December 5, from the originally planned November 28. The top spot will feature a Southern Middleweight Title go between the champ Tony Lica ta and a real fine fighter from Douglas Georgia, Nat K!ng. I am surprised that Viscusi took this one because King could upset Ucata's world title 41 ~~_.- 'J ,• .. '. Licata-King - - - - ------------- - - Lyman, Oviedo Clash Tonight In PremSeason Cage Meet JOHN CORSO, 6'3" from SHS leads the Seminoles in rebo-md.s, and was th e high scorer in th eir opening round win over Eau Gallic. - To get into the fight game at the promoting or managerial level you need a large amount of masochistic tendencies. Very few people, including fighters take home efloUQh money in hnyinsi I, •kmi,. ...hlI.. -1 MIU -D to - mnfrgi It trnpfill 114W Everyone, from th e promoter to th e matchmak er , to the manager to the fighter, has to have a love for the game, or they won't stay In It very long. Case in point—Vic Perez, Fighter—For a right in which htnialea hundred dollars, he spends countless hours In training. If that same amount of time was put in on almost any other job, he almost certainly would take home more money with less effort—Jim Clark, Manager—Vie's current handier does not make one cent off his fighters efforts. His prime concern is Vic's welfare, not how mrich he can gain for his trouble. I would even go so far as to say that Jim Clark has lost money in his connection with Perez— Malcom Tall, Matchmaker—Here again is man that does not get any monetary benefit from his connection with boxing. He does it out of a friendship for Pete Ashlock, and a genuine interest In th e sport—Pete Ashlock, Promoter—In his first entwe3 into boxing Mjock lost over $o If you thank that he came back because of money, you are very much mistaken. If he went out and dug ditches he would make out better financially and the work would be a heck of a lot easier. The - -- --~ i _---______-, I ,~ MI. =R -ZX X-~ ;~, ~ ____ -, - -- ~72-~ -= .__ f!7~~7- -- -_~_- -.. ,-- - More Than Money Ii• I _ - - ~,;_ . EauGaIlie Ii 17 16 19-63 _ - Broncos 14, Chiefs 10 Even losing Coach hank Stram couldn't feel too badly to tiers for the first time in the franchise's history, "I almost glad to see this franchise come along," said ,. .. zram, auer his (..1lle[s bowed to the Broncos 14-10. "They've worked so hard nnd their fans have been so loyal over all these losing seasons." Stram's Chiefs blanked the Broncos for most of the game. But Johnson's scoring pitches of 18 and 40 yards to Mows in the final two minutes of the first half proved decisive. Browus 21, Steelers 16 Greg Pruitt's 19-yard TI) run with 61 seconds left, turned around Cleveland's game against Pittsburgh and gave the Browns their 21-16 decision. Moments earlier, he had caught a 42-yard pass from Mike Phipps to set up the winning score. Vikings 31, Bears 13 Minnesota's NFC Central Division champions mauled . cago 31-13 in a game they dedicated to longtime Viking defensive back Karl Kassulke, who was paralyzed in a preseason motorcycle accident, Kassulke, confined t&,,a wheelchair, made his first public appearance since th e accident, shaking han ds with the durin !ilftirie ceremonies Iktigals 42, Cardinals 24 Ken Anderson pitched three touchdown passes, leading 10 737* 63 - ~ - JOHN ZEULI,a 6'2"senior guard from Seminole pum ped 31 points through in the championship fi nal, a high for th is years tournament. tVi FG F TP FO F TP 34 3 10' SI Lakers crushed the Portland THE ASSOCIATE.[) Plth-' SuperSonics 101, Kings 99 It was a National Basketball Trail Blazers 137-109. John Brisker scored 47 points Association game, but to Walt In the American Basketball as Seattle handed Kansas CityFrazier it looked more like Association, the Indiana Pacers Omnha its seventh straight football nudged the New York Nets 126- loss. Bris ker scored 28 of his 124 and flit. Memphis Tartu points in the second ha lf ,is the "Now I know how a quarter- nipped the Denver Rocke ts 87- Sonlcs wiped out a Kin gs' lead. back feels — my teamma tes Lakers 137, TraIl Bla lers 109 uoked open but I Gail Goodrich scored 40 Bucks u,s 96 by Sunday night. L 4_7~ . -' 14 15 1* 77-74 Mrrrit* Island 3 12 7 I 1-2 3 I 12 3 3 of 6 . IPt1IOMI1i'ez the Capital Bullets - - 1 10 24 El—SI Bradley Summa 7 00 Chandler Cherry TOTALS Sanford ''1' 1p you! -. reele 2 01 4 I 00 2 In recent weeks I have been discussing the fight scene with other members of the fourth estate. During these talks I have gotten the impression that the figure of the Hollywood stereotype still remains. You know the guy I am speaking of, the paunchy, balding, cigar smoking man th at allows Kirk Douglas to get his brains beat in, then either doesn't pay him at all or gives him a small portion of what was promised. There are actually reporters that believe "boxing Is controlled by these seedy people. Anyone who thinks along these lines Is sadly mistaken. Don't get inc wrong, somewhere lam sure our greedy friend lurks, using the blood and sweat of others to try to make a dishonest dollar. But, if he tries his hand at promoting or managing, his relationship will be a short-lived one, You don 't buy a raceh orse to make money. Less th an 5 percent of all owners show a profit at the end of a year, you can do it for a lot of other reasons, but never to make a buck. In almost every Kentucky Derby there Is at least one horse that doesn't stand a chance. The reason he is in the race? IlLs owner is willing to spend the several thousand dollars it takes Just to see his colors at Churchill Downs. - . . 73 31 31 U TOTALS 'Intercepts' I -- Basketball is a game of surges. It takes a while for one team to figure out an opponen ts moves, both offensively and defensively and nftirn*ivm.c thefo,,m hnh.,,4 Is., ..e 51411 WWII ---- ---- --i, I&U&U 117 . Corso 01 $ Ii 75 24 Hart 1 01 2 3 ;.i 13 46 15 7 t . Game Of Surges - Jon Downing 4 - - j 13 56 31 I 5 10 10 i. I ~ _-_: ----_-_--_--_---go Capital Bullets 5 -j TI - ... - __ -~_ __ Area banks, however, are more basketball spirited, since the U.S. Bank of Seminole, Florida State Bank, Sanford Atlantic Rank, and First Federal Savings and Loan Association, all of Sanford, did give financial support to the tourney hich was greatly appreciated. Many thanks to the fine people in our local banks, I Just hope some of their sports rnir,dcd spirit robs f! k'r the test of the year. But, back to Jamborees-Vs.-Tournaments Why not have a Jamboree with each of the (ow teams playing a full four quarters which can be abbreviated to give play much more meaning. The first few minutes of each quarter are spent feeling out the other team in basketball, much the same as In football, but this can extend a full quarter on the hardwood, and a 12-11 Jamboree score really doesn't prove anything. Since football Isn't allowed pre-.season games (for good reason), they engage in janborees, but the state high school athletic activities association allows basketball to play In pee-season openers of either kind, the only reason we can think of for Jamborees is financial one. That's a sad state of affairs when a coach and athletic director have to go In '- arch of money rather than play a full four periods which :mght be more interesting not only to the players and coaches alike, but also to thp fnns. FO F TP Zt'uI By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer Th at is not a mista ke in the Na ti onal Football League standings. The Denver Broncos really are in first place. The Broncos, accustomed to less glamorous surroundings, i'IItnhid to the Inn of the Ampr,rtn WfhIl C,nfnrnn,. Wn.I DVI;iOl3 Sunday by beating Kansas City 14-10. Denver turned the trick on a pair of touchdown passes 81 seconds apart from Charley Johnson to Haven Moses. That moved the Broncos onehalf game ahead of both Kansas City and Oakland, who are tied for second place. The Raiders moved into that deadlock with a 31.3 romp over San Diego, Elsewhere, Cleveland closed to within one-half game of Pittsburgh at the top of the AFC Central Division, beating the Steelers 21-16. In the same race, Cincinnati moved only ° game hehirid, defeating St. Louis 42-24. In other games, Los Angeles defeated New Orleans 24-13, staying one game ahead of the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC West. The Falcons whipped the New York Jets 28-20. Mmnesota belted Chicago 31-13, Buffalo downed Baltimore 24-17, New England shut out Houston 32-0, and Philadelphia topped the New York Giants 20-16. In last Th ursday's holida y games, Washington shut out l)trit 2(3-0 and Miami tic-at Dallas 14.7. Green Bay's nationally televised game at San Francisco tonight completes the NFL's 11th week of action. r FO F TP 1 Denver Broncos In Precarious First FISTIC j By Lee Geiger .. ___ I - ~_ ~_ —--;-7_ - I - ~: _ ___ - __ . -_ __~, - __. Banks- Support Classic Sanford Seabr"ie Williamson Thomas SCORE BORAD Clements Brown representatives on the team. Percy Williamson. U* smallest 4 -- - HERALD With the count 49-42, Seabreeze seemed to run out of gas or the Seminoles got their second wind, or a combination of both, as Sanford outscored them 25-9 to win going away. 1The fourth period surge was led by th e steady play of John Corso, and the foul shooting of senior guard Ricky Russi. The statistics show that most of the winning masrgin caine at the charity line, where' the 'niinoles md q 21-3 advantage, but it was the outside shooting of the Tribe that spelled defeat for the Sandcribs. At the conclusion of the contest trophies were awarded to the seven most outstanding players in the tournament, Including the Tribe's Russi, Zeull, and Corso. Seabreeze's Thomas, who led his team and all tourney players In blocked shots was one of two Sandcrab LE:: J, Mor,day, Noy. 26, 1973-3B The Sanford Herald One-Half Ahead Of KC, Oakland FLORIDA ~~. 1 j~, 4 4 The consolation game was won by Merritt Island 64-63 in a real heart-stepper. As usual Craig Clayton lead the Mustangs with 24, except this time he received help from 6-5 center Ronald Seymour who chipped in with 15. Steve Thomas played an outstanding game for the Commodores but the overall height of Merritt Island proved to be too much. - i~, __r t~-~---I- " - With the press forcing turnovers, the Tribe's own defense began to breakdown, allowing "Big" Glenn Thomas to roam freely under the basket, setting up several easy scores. By the end of the third place Seabreeze had closed to within nine points, as the board showed a 47-38 margin for the locals with eight minutes still left to play. A couple of quick baskets by the visitors and they had cut the margin to only seven with over six minutes still remaining. "I never really considered coming out of the zone," Mills reflected, they were not shooting well from outside. It was our Interior that was breaking down and a man-to-man would not have helped that phase of our defense." __~ 4 4,0 man on the court, whose effective work with the press gave the Crabs their second pick on the unit. Steve Th'mas, Eau Gallic, who led his team both nights In scoring, and Craig Clayton, perhaps the most Individually talented player on the hardwood throughout the tourney, used a 51-point production for two games to represent Merritt Despite Mills happiness with the way his team worked against the frenzied pressure of an all court press, the &indcrats were able to ourscore Sanford 10-4 In the few minutes left before halftime. By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent By J Richards 1 iviaricers J I' .%- . I EAT lIE RI-- RON HEAT RUMP CALL PLUMBING& AIA "'H EATING INC. l7S San ford - 372-4362 ' - - �____ - JR( H -.- H E mt __ . . / ~ .• -. :- _____ - I 1) - - - - !F __J _ o TETE5 SE I E C\E . .; . A B course spread the sports Cars out a bit. The ever-winning duo of Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood won the race in a Porsche Carrerra. (Herald Photo By Roger Hodges) (` etroiit ~K e U 1-~. ! I . I _- "r.-.- De troit crkn!u with late]), Seven goals in the past five games. He got the winning goal against Calif0miB with less Umn six minutes left, taking 8 Collins arid beating Seals' Bill l i an --~. - IE~ ____ ____ I _~_ _ - _ ------- r- . , . ,i~_=_ I - __ _. ~,__ ___~_ if; - - - . -- _ - \i - r o ri Results - L--- OF ,* 1" - ___ I ff. -0,6~-I - ----. ~~ - . . :"-~--~_ - r. E M__ a-0-1111111 If i' ' - I I - __1 - I 3 / 13 kj1 i I I Ii 4 ,, -_ THERE ) - 11116c I I ~~~~ - -' , ^ . _+•_ ~ . Plfl - 52- -4 des t - 1. - . I 0) ul a BUNDLE /, 4~. M. i- 1" - - - - ga;~ --t~ Almfilllffffr ~~Qw:~__~_ - -- I . - - ~ - —7 .i - FISHING i 11 __ .!,e-~ .1 __ M No experience necessary, 0 0-0--9 - - _-- - 4 I ________ 1 __________ .1I ~ furnish your -_ place. Look / I I I '~. - - %~ Th RXM 6CA I TN -, Ist! , 1 ROTTEN, LYING I D HE D _ I - - you'll find what f~~ __- I - -- ,-,~-.- __ - - zf_-. -' Z~q - ___________________ - ---:. -•:-' . . - I " . L __, Xlol-~~ f - 1 a- - I ~.! ~jL" , _ - $2 23 per hr. to start, uniforms and equipment furnished. Apply IOn'SInc ., 100 Exec utive Center Dr., Orlando. Ph 194 0161 or after 6 L 30 p.m. Monday F r 7da j 122-4612. ------- 4 Aikill - Chicago 3 5 2 .403 1 19$ 3 I 0 213 IN 247 SAID YOU'D TATO T114 THE - SanFren A , -.1\ ~ _1 ./,O, % I \1 -- - -' -4 iv F 4' _______________________ ___________ _________ L - - wl-4,-ii 4"T14 "v, Miami fora missed shot, while fellow All-Tourney teammate John Corso (24) looks on 1. I Oames Cteseland 21 Pittsburgh 16 CIncinnati 17 i Louis 24 PhilOiehIO 20 New York (Herald Photoby LeeGeiger) Glant% e_ - __ V~ ~) rw , Boss Happy Despite 14-7 Loss "" -1_,~ k)-. , I 1 '\ -___ it - 2G , 16 - - f - ttnç - .-.-. - .--- __ - c of LIlt i' th UnIYrIt% ttrtTt Fiirid, St it' it - Ir" t W11 team in six years were all gaine should result in a re. but quashed by Florida But El- pecLable 7-4 date to like The Hurrica nes U teri ov boLt sa ys he's happy with his •igdlnst unbeatui Mid frotti their own 39 to Florida's fij_x! 5eason as field hoss. American Conference chun. five-yard line dr N -.--- __ -- _- -__ ~. t ~ - t? , , ' L " . , ,0;jz , ~': . - - - - __ - _________________________ :,:.... dWt: . ~ r . ; i__ I ~_ _____________________________ - _______________________ - _______ _________ ___ -------- -__ - - - = -I tin' !; -_ .-A I (Jr - - •L..,, It) tsl for Ll..j 1 ;.IHt. OH l 1n ( ,ators ltitd a i ti . .116 I-,14 j 1e tackle Jc4n Ldcer (4tc11 . IF pass to -August at the goal on _jj "We were jut play ng a toullh -, 'le. - ii F i r I r if h" ' tdcautt II be - j'.j" Ortega said. -All I r.-triernber IS ti lItr t u III the l e, hudd / Mc, ~j i_! l' I - 7- _____ here Now England, 2 pm g;.;dt 51Itoton at CIIvilnd at nsas Dallas at Denver, c.c-. 4 I . - j - based age rsOflc oe A p '-i f' ,. &Alffl ac W ffuA41-AWATO i ____ ft____1%___ - I% %, .lildil, 'r. - , Ctty " -A llijol r telii. - Clubhouse - L(jundn- .Shag,(:Iumets - 1)r(q)`f1 a limt- og per Franklin Arms Apartments 1120 Florifla Aventie Sanford. Florida - ' - . - Apply LII I General Stores 7303 $20,000 Another QuaIi Hom Devapment by Biy ham 11 . W - LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 323-4670 5EL SERVICE COIN OPERATED KKARWASHyaaWeS Earn nnvettrnrnttofthe o 11 '.0 provide years Of sted 3079. _:rre Call collect, 90i . 74 S.71fi in 5221. HOUSEWIVES 930 MOTHER YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL AT U AA AA CT r r r A 'I '••'sI ii ivt ivi u r HE UI'T WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY URJIVt )P'sI'IFL'r\lJ HERALD ROUTE. O I V r's Mature lady to sit for church nor ry. 3 services Call 363 3iBi . Baptist Crvm First • DISCRIMINATION bta,ned form IS Beauty - - '-- R / '---. EARN S35• to 7O. WEEKLY U - the Wage _W ~r~ristmas cash? Work a Dr PC Boa C1 eek a month The choice ] . - 4 a 0 up to WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS _P . : d3y, is 647 11111111111, V A Or - - , , !4~ ,A A I $ A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT . - , k -. % ' "•. I i'l,,, i II For Daily Savings-Shop . . I I p\ - -- ,,., - ,. I 11 --ç . —. & I \ P i ------- L -sr I. ___'-'- -- - '' - -.__ 11; I. - 0vew.., 1 __ tt Living I __ fAj(,4Ipf - - FOR MORE INFORMATION 322-2611 .' ,#. 4Ck'A OW. A Comern1, Rai Estate - & - t.i -. V Reod Lifestyle LASSIFIED m. I r.'- Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. 151! 1k. - / . 0 I I - . J1 I 4~ 1 - - : if I .% Z# ~ I_ I- 7 . N&.N7AhV l i I - pin. ____ (.'entrul Ileat & Air Hour office at Rm. 309, Or -m A . L '171, * .tlfa')_; 11 ittili6h CALL 322-261 1 In , * As I I P111111111111118 - JOLLY. Nightaartetvjer no, knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference 11 ------- - __________________ ____________.... " OA -) . - __-~_ ___ _____ __ =sn~!~_____!_._-__________ ___ ___~_ - --- - __-1-- 3270648 . 322 3"I . P'Iiwoijk#.e , '- THE PHANTOM p.rn, Los Angeles at Chicago, I P,m. 'I BE renCh Ave. 322 -- ClASSIFIED PAGES 1sf AND 2 - t N lowd and surrounding area. Vefy investment. 75 Pd finc -- LOOK TO OUR __i,_____ ,411 \ f\ _____ I p,. TO Bookkeeper. M LP tJepending on experience. An I San Francisco Buffalo of Atlanta, 1 p.m. at Wanted ANYTHING / / f;~.'j . Son DIM . 322 9284 _____ _;,~~ A(towilant 1; ' I c. " ?S2IParkDr 3722111 Opportunities u ues Convalescent Center, Mellonville Ave, Sanford. 11 n ,\ . . Monday' s Oatnt Sunday Pa on ty French Ave Sanford or 300 Volusla Ave Orange City. - 373 - I a Uflt Rea Dtmonslrstor and gas furnished Apply In person, Jack DaViL Bill e.traronevforgittsa5 an AVON -owilhow F ji % Bay urn Sales, Excellent lob Opportunity Excellent fringe benefits appontmenf, F.rcrienced bar maid. Apply I 1,1,-; !t of an- third ij'wn 'pd ILl l Urtc"a tile a I finale this weekend, Wuzr imments Elliott isn't C=TdIng dcfeat riCanes. The Gatm CvWd not to the Irish but says,,ilf we;ose get a first down after going and end up 5.6, 1 won*t say alwad 14.0 - both scom fol. we've done badly because s.,- lowing ,.jj,Ijjji fumbles -arly i- r'rd icflf Iss i%s tJ.e qurtur , \tijtjtifia,td J( 541111 Ii .st. ta'J a u-G reut-d lifln'dowmlnd25O}ardsOf against a bunch of n- cKTe ftwe to si x fi rst downiand 142 x for ii $3 Jii1[' u{t k.. hut it iiift'uiitii Ireshiiuiii - e or 11 4 ,4 I Green Houses for Sale — — - F"AntO q residence with good rental in TANKS- Solvents, ' - I *_'4 j INVESIMEUTI Building Includes) attractive apts will make nice hil/v - Equippirld Kitchens WISiOn, Dec. 27. Calli ng from office. Send reply including telephone number 19 1222 Woodward St., Orlando, Fla. 3200). Can Earn Up To other is, -. . O DCE i 610 P&L) UP I Florida closes its season t"int settleme 19 Female Help - 41 of 931 9"3. pump type operation United c%84JW Of 0 AGE Lois Angeles 122 2611 Call 371 0140 bath homt in excellent FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for s4lo or least, call us LetoneoIc.srfriendlyadvsor sfl.,p u word your classified ad Call Rent Furnished furnished )bedroom, I 323 SIS6 Dish*01hers and Experiencpply In person to Sanford Physically fit Ram(h House, mature man capable of running N Bun CAII 644 (' _ 1L. YOUR full for Agricultural !;urvey, S3 or Ford Dodge, GAAC CHRISTMAS THE Mort Walker I Apartments Sales pitalilation insurance. excellent opportunity fur advancement SOLVENT Frilerlds -Ift I ).__ f ( 31 - hI v e & good safely record, and be Jule 1 0 quality under strict DOT SEASON ) ~L I'll . / r/1 BEETLE BAILEY BfIaIo 21. flaittmwe 17 Cane ( ____ LOT U1 PRICES.I 14. Dallas 7 SurSay's - __ _; - ?_4~ A \ men, Alfred Jones (34) and All Tournament pick Glenn Thomas (40) __________________ ,.,', , __j III 11 0 . I 11 SANFORDguardJohnzeuIj,6'2" battlesapalrof6'3"Seabreezepost - __. ,_~ - __~ I',7 ___ ) 'i.; , I - -) V Adults Only - 322 1046 for -. ~ I ;~ I 7 0 .3m Igo 732 ____________________ I OH•ALLPTSur I'M LUCKY j WAIT rILL I GET.. WIF DIDN ,'r %&1EA0 )~ A PILLOW HIS PAJAMAS - . 1-1~ /--~~ ~ ~~ -,- -:'~ % ,11i~ .. . .~__ POMiSE) 1 T - to Two Bedroom Trailer MO PARKS, I 2 3 Bedroom Trailers &A?s 2 Adult parks, 2 Men and women n to tra in as managirrs, and assistant managers in convenience type Stores. Good — CUSTOMERS GO? 5% Fw,d Now &A.Wn - ,/ _- ---- , ... . --.,J= - - All Starting Timei EST , ' ~~L ; =__--__ __-"t-:f~7--__ - 1_.; fl,----z-z A---- - , -~~ ,~~- -- ' West Division t I. ,X~e_, 41 . ~. ____ I I 9 --------- Mobile Homes Rent furnished 2 mi. from downtown Sanford Lease it desired. 372 4950, SAN fuck Drivers and Owner Operators 0 fransport outormbilej , benefits. Apply Building 141, Sinford Airport or phone (305) Chic Young I convenient to shopping area Lcn;wood DR IVE R S. Part time or HERALD Weekly 01111111111 _! 's # : I'm - - _ 1 1 __ - - ~ __ ~ - ' , 44111M T ~;?~~Z,-~,, ,_ , i ~_ Pesuors INESANFORD nevrolef LOW _______ - I 34 I I District Mmager requirements Owner Operator's mt have n or nearly new I I-' ) INKL! - ,- REALTOR, Up to EXTRA I " — & Gilman 830-5500 tttrrron hourt from I pm five to Central Division " - IhtI , PENTALS Llroker -------.— Roberts Contact the CirculAtion Dept , , #), BLONDIE GRay !! "I ___ %. . In awl . 3 - Call COTzzP. WHERE DO y * 777 253 127 , i __________ :• A Apply ______ you want at "`lii,~ Division East Wash ____ CONSTRUCTION MAIL ROOM OPENING 17 SO ver t,r Ph 323 3-iX I ~ — L. - holidays, hospilahitation. WINCO *GUARDS* * 1 / I NATIONAL CONFERENCE 4 ___________ . Manhole, conduit and cable. Will consider 16 year old high scl-wool st udent Of C011eg, Student with no - _ r-c and air, two r1r&ge. ed Yard, with 10assoed citrus trees, 1,39.5m. screen porch. kitchen equipped Leaders has one op"Ing In their Seminole Sanford Branch) office. you-11 be supported by extensive ad. vertising and managerial assistance, Experience in real UTILITY CONTRACTOR- f by Dick Covolli f . ~ - 591 III IIN -_ St. SMALL Seminole County I SERVICE.420 SL French, 322 0412. al ___ r.m .1 looking to ~ ___ ____ __ . Y ou're .1 Id — -_ REAL ESTATE SALES * Construction * . - - 7- - - Division 6 2nd HOMES and APIS for rent From 1 bedroom furnished apartment. Mdt.ltS only 5150 mo Utilities Help Wanted THE SANFORD . WINTHROP Kcily — I I 6 W. ....01111111 —_ .1 MONEY61 IF 1 West ENT$ —_ wiltith rnodern meal processing plant S day week. Insurance and 111 U Thoves L 8 $ 0 513 111 197 470 3M 202 231 I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE APAPT 3 - ing Center, -_ — 13th St. Sanford eMEAT CUTTERe T. TIME and d ? . __ ___ Immediate opening for man - m 3462 Food de liv e ry,fr inge benefits, Mechanic -- . - .1 m Foremen N Female Help Wanted aven Oviedo Ph. .DRIVER. assistant to manogior in local last food restaurant. Good salary and flexible hours. Day kitchen help ard n-ght cashier needed. Call 373 3650 _______-Mjm 14 Ave., Apt, 32315"9a.m, .9p.m. RU fdr weekend work, day shift , lSnt NH conditions. Immediate employment. Rich i ?00 Magnolia --__ commitsion, Ken Kern's Garage, Sanford Ave., San ford. 377 --, # I . 19 Wood Products, ' of _7 f: I Male Help Wanted . 4 by Bob W nr - ~__ - Z - -1 ____ refrgAll rm large Cen heat Lights & water CharleS St Longwood Fla I ~1 FRANK AND ERNEST Central Division I 3 0.771 251 159 7 31 612 110 17$ -- lots on up through large acreage. Call today ___________________________ — - - ~ — _____ We have them from p r Agency Two bedrocim$, I both, wall to walill carpeting. drapes, central heat I I Workers apply in person to 18 7 F , _~- - __ - 1I -V ,- . Ball - -- I I / Do your camping and canoeing at Camp Seminole No a lcohol i c - beverages. 172 "70 1 $ WOULC' Tp..T -T Butt NEng PlY Jets - - Two bodIroom furnished apartment, S120 month. Plus $40 damage ,/ 18 3733 - :~ - -• 831 Camping-Resorts N FIRST' And save FA _ -- ~ ~~ ~ - COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS adst repairman from today,%, classified • -__________ 14 look to classtfied EVER SV69ECT FACE LIKE - _:::~ li i 01 HC mi _(,'/ _____11 W I , ... t -V-, __, ;~I ~_ IL 4,i WE 'ECUITSF ,.jp CITHERLOOT.1 le - UT TN Buy _, ..' by Crooks & Lawrence f3'L ET4TE_ 5TLIFF ~, ~, \ .,. 10.4'ejon 11- .,, Rent or 4 . - ===1_1' - '.." I el Travel Agencies , Illvd ('-twy 436) '0 'ive I - RA NA51VELIME.. W ,-i / I I mortgage at Ili pct. re an ezptn WELAKAAPART "Phil says things will be be!ter by Christmas. The boss— has promised them a steak in every stocking!" Airline tickets, Cruise and I ot.-ts ,it offe6al roles 30) ~*#rli;wan .r I- _ - 0 kitchen, family room beautiful parquet floors. This home isoneof repairman from today's classified 1505 W. 251h St. - FYINGCARPET TOUS Is You're looking ~ `~ / , HE CALLED HIM51ELF-50LD - - _____ \L bedroom plan home. It's located onabfauWui corner lot, quiet ________________________ ruc --- ' - it's ru up Time. I bedroorn%, 2 bath%, carpeting & drapes, Pool. Kitchen equipped, I N / I EMEM€R RiM OW \ A --._ About this 3 bedroom, 2 bath split upped $110 mo.Kuip Realty, Apartments Rent ' ,~~ I . Green beans. you pick. Donald .' •_ - ________ ECOR, CFF JORDAN nished. 211 Laurel Ave., Sanford. %%% . / - ~~q r - AP A I — - VS Security deposit. Water I furnished, private entrance, GENEVAGAROEN - Oranges Grapefruit Satsumas , for quick sate at %24,2so LET'S TALK TURKEY I bedroom apartment, 5125 mo. bath and parking Call 372-2780. 30 11 p m. Lake Mary, Fla. Unbearable I bedroom. with fturt1 you want. carpet, air, garage, large tot, 2 blocks to Priced I bedroom apt carpet air, kitchen — For Sale. Ph. 322 7597 bel *ten S 6: 30 I t,_ I room BEST BUY- LOW PRICE Garage a&rtment nice location. AdUIt$ Hopets. CallS pm, 3fl i . : ~ , f 1 ; I - / CAPTAIN EASY NATIONALFOOTBALLLEAOUE 7~_ - . __ __ ~ __ ~ L - .. ___ - __ - - - - I ____ - _ - __ ___ 1, 1 /~~ ~~~ ~ - _V~~_L__ - __ t III . results J! _.:- i now ( CJ' ______ __ _- — -.-- - - .---- I % Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity. government inspected, 79c a , - G , __ _ r~ I ( I Motel AVALON 4) 4, Sbres 3 Sunday's WHA results: Minnesota 5, Winnipeg 3; Houston 2, Edmonton 1; Toronto 3, Vancouver 2; v.d Jersey 3, Quebec 1. Saturday's WHA Houston 5, Chicago 3, and Cleveland 2, Toronto 1. -- Z_ - I (I I" -r #1\ I Saturday's N111,results: hiontreal 5, Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 3,Toronto 1; Las Angeles 5, New York Rangers 5, tie; Detroit G. New York Islanders 4; Philadelphia 1, St - dqlx~" ~_ __~ ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY E AVENUE PARK y day wee k month. 3fl59I I--, .,, Sanford. I7PtKD Colo'V Pool 11 HousesforSat. 32 ., -.- . I- 7 11 ~ scored Oe winning goal midway ftough the period, stealing the puck from Hawk defenseman Phil Russell and firing a 15footer past goalie Tony F-sNsito. In other NHL games, Boston dumped Los Angeles 3 New Zork Rangers Wanked Vancouver M,- Atlarta edged Buffalo 4-3; and Montreal downed Chicago G4. - %ictory lifted the Wim into a tie with Buffalo fnr rjfti~ place in the NHL East, the hJghest they've been all year. Bmim 3, Kings I Ken Hadge scored his 15th and 16th goals, both on power plays, and Phil Esposito collected three 853151385 Bostti I Slumberland F__"liiiiiii sUcc Apartments Rent Tño bedroom duple* furnished apartment. rno Orlando Drive, - vJt I AHEM' : U1 Nv:. 1.Y .4' the strength of two third-period goals by Peter Mahovlich. He sharp angle alot from the right boards. It Was IJbett'S 14th goal of the year and his fourth F ,ame. winning score. Ile tuid only 19 goaLq all of last season. Class A rating. ____ 'I - - - ju mewiner at 7:01 of the final period. Buffalo' Rick Dudley thoughthet1editwlthJustonetvJleftbutreferee w8y Hiirrts ruled no goal Canadlens 6, Hawks 4 Nlontreal handcd Chicago Its first home loss of the year on I rcovat4. service. Family units, if nites. l L - - ~ ,~=j . 4-- ten ________ by,mdoht&Stoffc / ' National Hockey League club Nov.7. Considering they've won only r-ine games all season, that's not bad. - - =_____ ___ 41E L' I ( I " W ___ -- Color TV, Courtesy car pickup (a'. LZ / __ I II ., - __ . 4111 --- .i____ More 31 Nle1 and 2 bedroom apts career shutouts. in nine games overall since Delecchio took over the Save Save, Save! ?A r::~::_," -_' r W - Flam alL h.i - — 11 and hLs 48th lifetime tops among active NHL goalies. Giacomin turned away 29sho ts insetUnga Ranger record for 'Me Wings beat the California Golden Seals 3-2 Sunday night for their sixth straight home victory and their seventh _____ --- g L / Eddie Giacomin regisL , red his fourth sbutout o! the season ecehio ____ *I _4% Good Things to Eat — - - , ( Lake Monroe 37) 05 I 30 to ___________________ ~ . I -. ne Detroit Red Wings in general and Nick Ubelt in par. to prosper under New Coach Alex Del- - W1213 Sonfod,FIgridl___ 60 ears. $2.50. Cain Farms, I ~ '. , : Wings Prospering d ticular continue - NIy Phone 473 4581 -- A X_---:-7 __ .- Monda y, Nov. 26,1973-513 _ Rooms for Rent ----[,7 __ 4 1 If! — - iI r4(E 'V I V . . ben the e 29 PSAlcononyrns 9 I Come SANFORD CT. MOTEL U JtlItll CEDWI HA DRINKING a car- . by Gill Fox ii r first 1 And % 671f ~ Ibett tws ng t I On I - I., - - 6442077 for "We Care' "Hollifle" AduIt or Teens • oki , TECCLEGI4E SPORTS J ' C 9U6LE 3_OWING / 1 7 RE 1T 'OULD ij1 - I ii TE EE ( Ou ) I GLANCES SIDE ARE YOU TROUBLEO? Colt T oll Classified ) - .' - - by Larry Lewis I ____ -- . . • ~ I ___ ____ I . Paydays • INFIELD racing closed up during the Camel 250 race at the Daytona International Speed way Sunday. while t,he tri-oval part of the __ Ig- You are lo i 4%1P S CO4C \ TIGHT CAMEL GT PACK ~, -- - _______________ Personals look to ti ~t_ _______________ FAS / ror _ - -- - A'4t OUTSTA1NG \ - VTTØL -- -_ / . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS * NEW -. / ( - - _ / . Make __ - a - - . , IF ~," - Ads Want __ , --- 6 ' . _ _____ -'_ / Jr -: - / 1 , 11 . - -- - he Sa nford Herald 1 W A, v a . - \ GULP' CASEY! PUT IM DOWN! i - ___w___ — by Dave Grout ALLEY OOP ; - Monoy, Nov. 26, - - - I __ . - �. . . . . _____ . _ __ _____ r -_ _____ -_---i•=-1._- - TT 6B-The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 26,19fl Every Day More _People The Value _Discover ------------------- __ BORN I - Houses for Sale BY OWNER-Nev, nglberry bedroom. 7 barn. Central heal —. Down —-~ air. Range. dishwasher, disposal, 3 bedroom. and brick, From 2)00ih StrteI to Locu%t. turn left to 14th 5?, right Valencia daily. On site pNne _______ VI 7 Conventional financing. Ph. 0 M. I $ .9Splusti,; P . ~ .d I __ AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP131 BALL REALTY , _ Realtor SANE ORD _ ....1'.. V . I ' ~' J . ________ oiomiyour Sell No Longer Needed Items with HORSE COUNTRY ik, L4_~~ - ___________ Lots and 13 I door. nonid, R&H,powerbrake & 253 engine. Only SHELLEY USED CARS, Y011 french Ave.. 323L2960. ) so Acreage Miscellaneous For Sale n . ________________ ____________________ SS Boats a Marine Equipment Junk Cars Removed - Wanted to Buy 68 Lt. David Halstead of the Ferri Park Fire Abandoned, - -unwanted -------junk cars hydrants after his Oct. I appointment as the first hauled away. Your coil, 110, LAKEFRONT HCMESITES, ,66 JEEP WAGONEER. Nothing (,I%h,t)uvef used articles. fur - —for--------29S-6194 anytime. L A KE MARKHfr ESTATES Orlando ( ,k ,, ' I paid employe of the fire department. All other SOFA AND CHAIR, Unit Freight — down, take over, call credlt rtUrC. CIC HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 0.000115.000. Sales manager, 373 6230. 22 6'77._ , SmalISall? ng sofa and chair sets, 19 t Trucks and Trailers BelaIr. ,62 Chevy 6 cyl. auto. newly ORIENTALR D S99 SO. cash or terms. United 21 Hoifl CI'VCC Ph. 3n.3419 SO Miscellaneous FOREST CITY- HOrSP Country. 6 F Top pricespaid, us • a hI s sso S Ore Call)flhIc* ror C 7$ W4OADont throw awav useful idle eu 5126. Winter Park, bedoms. 3 baths. firep;ace, over 322 $910 Ave .Orlando Sa le PHONE items Sell them quickly with a 3600 5. ft. under r004. 370 * is' EVEREST REALTY INC. BEDROOM EDROOMSETS -(7) some still in G.E. colorconsole. Vacuum cleaner. __________________________ '64 VOLKSWAGEN Herald Wan? Ad by calling 322 CASH 372 1132 I.)? A very well constructeclhome, Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 17-92 1964 Ford Pickup, rebuilt engine, New encyclopedias. Stereo Excellent Condition packing carton These 7611 end asking for a friendly for used furniture. appliances. 175000. Maitland.d2505 new clutch, big bed, M. 373 04a. equipment, toys and household Ph. 373 60between I.Sp,m. Include headboard, dresser, Advisor. tools, etc Buy I or 1001 itemS jI items. Like new, reasonable. 323 L_irry_ sMirt_71SSanf d Avt__ or MOUNT DORA area-Hors e JOHNNY WALKE R I TON P,ODUCE VAN. Nothing 71 T craft o 135 Mere power trim ______________________ chat $179, Terrn Cash or United 1960 In. O: e Good tires new Country liks. new 3 bedroom D Al TV town take over cell credit o r ho? dip gak' triilpr e*?ras 1 1, 1'? Sale S Orin r1l"Oh tic," tt•j ,nrlar.L,(ne sticker $725 See after Stamps Coins ninacipr371 trnACunl Lskv n j 101 San d'Mrccs Ave San — ford 3227106 gold or silver coins, mortgage. Low down payment. — . Ar voks. old, UO. Ph. 323-3911 or 322- is' Orlando Clipper with cabin, 90 - To buy and sell Autos for Sale 534,SW (ont act us first. We alto buy bulk 80 7794. ho. Evinfude motor and trailer all 373124& 7 Mob ile %ilver coins m * 1111, AMC - JEEPS** In excellent condll;on. Priced TORINO. Nothing SEMINOLE COIN72. GRAN - - __ __ _____ CENTER. 109w. s 2 MAITI. AND FLEA MART Inc Mobile Home Air Conditioning 1250 Ph 3725715 ______________________ down, take over. Call Credit RAMADA DOUBLEWIDE s999s st buy in American For. the &Sun 9$ 3 Ion. 6 mos. old, S300. II31-2379 I9IlHwy 1792 Open R Manager. 3236230 _Realtor$ 0N W, Fairbankit MotorS and Jep vehiCleS See 134 2M — __~_OBSONMARINE /I after 4:X Auction GREGOkY MOBILE HOMES 1ep. "S 2331 _ DON SALES WE TAKE TRADES W French Ave, 2`11,27 l4wy. I? 92 '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing 311103 Orlando Or Sanford Mot or Company .— 2235200 Leaving state- 72 ff. mobile home 51 down, take over, Call Credit 322 5961 AUCTION 323 MW . Household Goods SOill S. French Ave , In 41112 on private rented lot, Casulbeny Manager 323 6230, Blair Agency Boat in me way? Sell it fast and easy Every Friday 7:30 p.m. Buy, Sell or area. 67 Fordwindow van. Trench 1970 Boin:a, 2 bedroøm, carpeted, WILSON FURNITURE with a low Contign Call 535 7070 AAA Taylor tooter machine with some 0 0. BLAIR BROKER . cost classified ad? Down payment & take over r buy sell trade a it AUCTION, ttwj. Il 97, Longwj, aCCovfltS.LOtonsmallrjver near 31) 315£ FrS?St. 3725622 16' Larson float, 10 HP Johns*n' Fla. - . ____- - The valves have still not been located _________— . — yng Lu restore au hydran ts to working order. He said sidewalks have been built over valves in the Highland Pines and English Woods areas. The sidewalks will have to be torn up so pressure in the valves can be restored. said Halstead. Halstead said the owners are due to call him Wednesday to report on their progress. "But I've "if the situation isn't fixed something will have to be done, even if they have to close down th e whole Gree n Meadows," said Halstead. Parmelle said he was not sure how much bring to bear at Green Meadows. "It's on private property and I'm satisfied it's their responsibility if the apartments burn down," said Halstead said he has had good cooperation from Indian Hills Utilities and from R. M. scapers who came in after the check was made -- pressure the County Utilities Commission could Commission to bring county pressure to bear on the matter." "We have no idea who shut off the valves," said Halstead. "It could have been the land. - :;i;% "Th e owners of Green Meadows are aware of the situation and they are supped to find the contractor who laid the lines and get him to draw up an accurate map so we can open the valves," Wednesday I'll get the Seminole County Utilities the contractor who laid the lines apparently is Park Fern can't get the hydrants operating properly by because the map of the shutoff valves drawn by Fern Park firemen are volunteers. He said if there had been a fire at Green - - In heard that before," commented Halstead. 'if we - Cailbart Real Estate ___________ opening Green Meadows on Mar. 15. Department said he ordered the check of * 9 Out Halstead said the lines were checked and okayed by an insurance company and the Indian Hills Utility Co., which served the area prior to Apartments on Fern Park Boulevard just off SR 436. d Falcon Station Wagon, 63 t90 Good transportation, $250. in. 36N, A re ts would have been a "catastrophe." Ilaistead said he was unable to locate the main valve stem in the Green Meadows development and all four hydrants have so little pressure they are inoperable, in the area are inoperable, including aii four hydrants at the 272-unit Green Meadows I 1967 -. yd ran A check of all fire hydrants in Fern Park initiated Oct. 1 has revealed 12 of the 37 hydrants '64 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 6210. &4M H By JEAN PAESON Herald Staff Writer ' _________ - LAKE MARY- Norte Country 4 LAKE MARY - No traffic, nice bedroom,3 bath, family room, 40 x trees. almost new 3 beciroom. 1 70'. Massive brick fireplace. bath carpet, largo kitchen, 12.5M Professionally landscaped, down $166 swimming Pool 70 x 40'. Over 4W sq ft.ufldtfOf.doligr ci $ Lo:eorfrliV you word your classified ad. Call 3222611 or 531 9993. — aClalfi d. 12 773x 14w Steel belted radial lre1. L015 good used fires. 15 and up. SANFORD TIRE SERVICE l'ormeriy Hmphr's Tires) 42U S. French, Sanford UNSWORTH REALTY 103W FrstSt, KULP REALTY o 516.9S Revealed At Cheve!le Malibu. 4-D, Power ering. brakS, air cond. Low mIIN9C.Call)fl.1S3O. TIRES Catastrophe 4ilkw _____ Autos for Sale 80 Pa rts- Accessories r 19 323 7010 __________ . 0. Vtfr A, Puff 9lis F ------- — Possible s '6 nsom by Art ______ Ad Want Of 0 4-Nothing _______ .-- Parmelle. He said Halstead has done all he can to set Parmelle at the -- _________ , - _______ --- ______ Forrest Greene, 11 -. o -- - -- _____ - 0* 00W _•' ' T_10iila~_, -- - - _ _~_= ~ -~~- - - __ _____ __ __ ___ to wall carpet, drapft, %love, riefrigiefalor, garage and fenced, 9M - -,--- . Hall Realty = ff-20 -M a a , ~___ ____ - . E =- ~, -- - i.- - _~__ _- - ~ _= - - - __ . _7 - - ._72 BATEMAN MOSSIE C __ - ___ BPOKER 3?2r7"3 . - . - __ --. -_ ____ T~ __ _ __ ~ . IDYLLWILDE .-"-"' bed. — -7-________ __ - — - - ____ __ __ - radio. S.trcktape player, Cash or terms. UnNed Freight Salm 35M (305) 131-7111. 2 bath, with sunken llvlr#2 room. Florida room, climate con trot, carpeting and foods Of extras. ,'t,Ie i-tome Bank Repossessions to choose irom J3 One ~ - __ -M I - __ - _ ._-,- __ -1 - --- - --- I, __ - - - .- , - in51 I _ ___________ - C A Whiddon, Sr , Broker I I f N Par It. Sanford .1I I' stop urn -- -31. -' unusual decorating, 927,5W. ., R ealign 11 'W _m'- .— ~_ - ~ M.-~~_ ~-~ - — -- -__XA - - - __ ~ ~__ a-.. _ zz --,.M. .T - 11 - Mr.1-1 -.if -!-= il,rv-~ 1, 111 __ . . , - _- t`~~=n 7.r -4- __ X.Il i , , , . - . . -;.. iir -_ ;a1o:_i__ . I .. Vzll GL !4 0~.r , IW; -4 . . --%a -,#, ^ & . rm . - - - - ~i RF:-;A I peallor 7 ~ A:-.~ . -_ - - - -I ~- - - - - ;0W_- 1 - - - UJL1L II ___ t-,_3 A n 1. De Bar y 6" Afts vdroom I bath Inttrior renovalevi. air ciliorwaktroid. corner - - - __ ~, - . I - I -,- - it_- __ ' I U-JrCOM home.filif WIS. i#fK#d, . - 1233M. With forms. Call now TAFFER REALTY - ____ ~- --_ - ~_ Gifts for __ ~_~= — -____ . - 4 - iii O4 m ort t 0 8 9 r - 5 from HIS, for men t t e best Shop Plaza ideas ue o S nf r o d 1 ! __ _ ; - - - . .- OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE fl3S4 . - ONM~ & - DRYWALL-S PRAY ING & PAINTING - eauty Care - -. %--AWMR Heal " Air frn4n Sanford Heat & &TIonewid . LovesaPugPuppyAKCReg msAvallable 373 5799 Q 1een, asers Dr iers one, downtown San will make laundry drudger y easier for Mom all year. 322 02U — ALL out of ideas Visit THELL s repairs, roofs painted, It" honest CXP*r Voiced ell MA IPS 2J 94. Can - -111111111111111111111 I Groommg_ProtaI with love (-,- ---f 00 mirig and m~ ROME- ftArdiAg in 5712r forget to advertise it L-1 the CIASSIfied adif -- USED CAMPING GEAR 15 IN DEMAND SELL IT NO',P/ WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. --- your Tret-WoDden, loor"led dstain glass oament kitt VillageCraftsman. 10? S. Park. GIVE FURNflURE We have the latest in furnhtre and - - Custom ;ad: screen roo;i7c— ar CERAMICS. suppIIe,por op workmanship and kiln dealer 105 Closed Thuray materials LEACH ALUMII4UM & Sunday 322 7971 FABRICATION 3334673 - 1117 "O A gift that is 'JEW fight-ai Fulurie n Call Ma~f-?;Mii from Kinod -on'l. j.31 I VvmCko . ' - I . - .be,"I'l.I 111" 4 ,i ~ OW- ___1 - - __ — - - • ! • I i mvi_._ W , . . - . I - -1. * /. _ r -cL ( T* sent to FlIA, 4 - 'A-J I ',- Road. - 90"111111WO-11"M -W *= T .- . - , - _1;. . __Z~ ,!I01111111as ~ - -ar al _ ~- ~ - . -- . V. . __ - . ". . - ~.~ --_AM ______ -------- . . -. . . The F3-Z Bwrd tabled three - FAMILY HOLDS BENEFIT CARNIVAL additional zoning req uests and pe tition t vacate a9road tier -' turiwu UOWfl. ,. _~~__J _ — pollution SEVEN CHILDREN of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne to Vivian Herr, community resources director, ficials were in 1,ongwood today according to a letter from J. 1, hearing repeated requests from Dykes, 1317 Douglas St., Sanford, held a neighare Mrs. Dykes and Sherry, Wayne, Robin, investigating complaints of Kistak Mortgage Co.. was that residents to wait until after the borhood carnival Saturday and raised $13 to Regina Beall (a neighbor), Wendy, Dale, Jody noxious odors and hazardous the "location () subject municipal election, help pu:chase mobile units for Little Red . C and Toby. Wendy, 11, conceived the idea and conditions at the city's Skylark noxious odors, smoke, noise Board chairman Larry Dale, By John A. Spalski School House's new location at Elder Springs the others helped carry it out. sewer package plant located on etc." with an addlUonaI corill- who stated he fell the P-z Board Baptist Church. Prouffly presenting the money city property north of the ment of the "property ('3) (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) was entitled to conduct cemetery. proximity to new sewerage business. finally eoncurred with (Editor's Note: Today's And neighboring property yeatment plant site." col umn I, wtte by David the residents as did other burd vners were up in arms not Check of city records showed Br)ant for John Spolski, who Is members and the final four W ater t I only about the odors viihich tile city property on which the reque:its were unanimously attending his father's funeral In caused one honx-owner to lose a plant is located is zoned Pennsyl va nia). WASHINGTON (AP) - VOt- disassociated himself froiii an sale of his home but also about residential and that the city's A source close ontended. "They're cancel all further "attractive D hi'explana tion ssued h • Samuel A U worth passing alongthe said Dash tr ng plant is to area children. provide any zoning for sewer were ests to rezone hear in gs this year, the Senate Dash, the committee's chief may have been m1ed by staff for from the Herald's gen eral their o failure." ..No, we didn't rmlve any plants. No public hearing was agricultural land to industrial Watergate committee decided counsel. But Baker said investigators as to the progress In W statement Dush said manager Frank Voltohne: One notificaUon from the city that held before the plant was built. south of Stromberg-CarLwn for today to broaden its investiga- through a spokesman he would of the inv est igation . way to conserve gwolIm is to the committee has urx-overed going to be "We heard gossip diat a use by the Interstate Industrial tion by seeking to subpoena a go along if the delay is requesthave the school syem "What they've ended up with new leads which must be exof presidential tape edb_ the sthIf_ prohibit located be h ind our home," M seer plant would be located in I'ark for warehouses, as e11 asne, is a bunch ofhearsa),__ th' piored more completely. students driving cars to campus 1'eslic Nfarcotte of 1224 the field by our home and we requests by 11. D. Anderson an Hamilton Ave., said. "Sly sons saw stories in the newspaper. Forrest Green fically Comimn) , you Sophomores, juniors and are old enough to know better, My nie-ighbors were told Lhe to rezone l.ike Slary Boulev r six officials of the flughes Tool school officials, what about that Co. to show cause why they but children of all ages are plant wou:d only be temporary residential a one?) should not be he!d in contempt a fooling around that " Mrs. mercial. Sanford city commissioners Monday night ~chool petitioned the conunLision to extingui_sh for the refusal to appear pan, "in fact ordered a blackout of downtown holiday street the bobda) lighting. Residents objected to the fore the The bright blue package punt odors are so bad e must close lighting, U "hiteay" along U S 1792 to proposed change calling It session. Lmnixioners will wait for federal orders I iI Wour was constructed early 183t our windows at night." II city hall fl1jjuhfc ex* Who said Americans are spot zoning" and adding they Owirtrian Sam J. Ervin J r-, cept one tin a Nativity scene in compliance summ er and has been in "If the plant is serving " complacent felt the board should consult Ute D.N.C., said the committ about thel operation the last month to six Skylark (a new subdivision) ee with enera conservation requests by President and blacking out lighting at the ta kefront pohU? That statement eerplanner, who staff says it needs more tirne to Nixon. Memorial Park. weeks why Isn't itonSkylark property city's part-time , was a ttendance tainly proved untrue durin ,, e produce hard proof to support I'm afraid one 0 m an depreci ate rty?" meeting Nfayor Ike Mayor said the the downtown Lake M Planning and Commissioners approved Yellow Cab public hearings on to major kcoratIo Zoning Board Menday night, clinibing up over the plant will dd ill burn only the night of the Compan request that it bit! ailoed to answer fall in and (frown. It is hard to complain to city officials Also tiabled was ,I request by controversies: a Sloo,000 pay- Ctlri'stlll,!, Parade t Ik, c. 6) and Chrislinas Eve calls froin a.m. to 6 ami. from the manager's stop little children from going because it would not have done four petitioners to vacate part nient by billionaire Howard unless a federal law is pamed that will prohibit eveats around Central Florida 011ie telePhOw. The firm has been notified of a onto ftt property since the any go(A. We have complained of Ninth Street nortti of flughes to a close personal it. five per cent cutback in its gasoline allotment by friend of President Nixon and for Uiree years, and I've never fence i-s never locked and it is of things in Ole past," she said. Lakeioiew Avenue, Downtown merchants and members of the a supplier. Yeflow Cab is required to fumish 24right by the city playground. Nlayor Eugene Jaques said faculty and student bod at Seminole High hour-a-day service under Its city license. Dale wlio was one of the Nixon 1972 campaign by the na. involved In the running of their I've never seen the police today tile Skylark plant has goverrunient as have the Lake chasing t1w children away," been given to the city and the petitioners, removed him,sielf Uon's dairy industry. The conimittee voted unaniI hirs. Nlarcotte said. city is operating and ntainUin- front the board, saying the Except for a few brief ~ 111110113 1Y to postpone the hearShe said some weeks ago, she ing the IW,000 gallon per day present road site is not in use and a trail exists nearby that ings but Sen. Lowell 11. Weicker l nd her husband put their two. capacity facility. .. 't, #. nedgling politicos that bordered a ~ 4 __ 11 .09 * . If runs across his property. Jr., It-Conn., was reported to . story colonial style home on the fie added that tile city hopes 111111 V ~ --I. ~ / on shouting matches, the have voted against the staff . 'narket with a price tag of to continue operation of the ( ;I f 4f Several residents object'L scent of the 'd to reconliwridation that they be 0,000 to $M,000. pl,ant until the first quarter of IV hLL vacating ffie road, saying it was wonderful New England town postponed indefinitely. -sub.. __% .. A , , .t The next day, a buyer 1971. wlien Ole city goes on the ,- i - necessary to complete access t hail gatherings Ject to the call of the chair." esented himself and three Altaliloflie Springs regional il public irk on La ke Crystal. Vice chairnuin Howard I f. I da>s later contracts were sewer plant. Baker Jr., R-Tenn,, said he ._ does not believe th e pt __% ee Recesses ' , i ' ' , yi - Only authorize salei & service In ~7_.E : I i ' - ~ - , _______ ._ _____ _________ A deserved pat on the back to SERVICESUNLIMITED rli,r.stmifs ever SAve cin nAfion;o Give Rolltr Skates for Christmaslarge sillectlan of skate ac. Dog Track Road 111131111 2474 dvl ver Convenient terms We 3951 Small Jobs Wanted FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID, n' So at the C.id C rOI Wtern Shop 17 92, 1 mIle S at tOl PH,0D 524o kAle Lond po~ro ' t . I i Uuidt (S lb t __~ __ suu conlrecto,s Hodges & Gelifis Land Clewlng Excavating & Grading, Ph 373 _J .I - like an oven, toasts like a dream. Gre"ry LumberI 61h & Maple. ___________________ Give farshionisWol, clothes from Outer Select ladles clutch purses and nt Sanford Plaza Gift 704 Pork Ay Cerlitsafei are Mt pined --__ I anow~ Plea5eyourpe'satChri$tmaswitha comfortable alfractivv tied. S2,1011 IMet6I __ ineeting in Pompano Beach for - , Engraving,,,,,,,,,,,. Lawn Servke , $40oks Ciarderi ll. Lawn SftviC# Plastics Jewelry Trophies 614 Roth Or , Wford, 3n_JSSff Trimming to?" E41 R 1141411flAbItIL-After 6.11)if,212, - FAMILY... Top line of Goll,Clubi. Th# Wr4 Do MVSIC will &boijnd in tA01. ball%, sporlswiflir, your r4ir MAY-AAIR COUNTRY CLUB purchase At F IRESTONE, pp SHOP_P _3fl 2S31_ -- -'*nfii Se*O(d 371 0741 ____________________-. _: ~ it aycees i -- Plc t"r r 1 1 1St Lafl Clean Up and Li'hI l4auin Tremb cy 323 2771 -1 - -- - Professional WallpoW Hanger ; one year I They also were voted 0M1ffi,,,,,,,,,1 dii,~%innl . I - - t —_— 01Cr JOYCE WELL DRILLI I'' and larger, pumps, Water CondiflonerS. )n.,"10 I --Irrlr i *é - W 2nd 322 -_ (lassified ads ....... Cirosswiord puzzle 4 TO CHRISTMAS if: , - - . BA 8A ... I I ' r St'iPPING DAYS !i - karAbb) - - \ -: -.._ - I. '. ,_ ---.- " 0 ~~ __ -1 _V - I *IV 'I 5.61i ---- - .. I Fditonalcommtnt 6A Entertainment 7A - 23 11. 111 8A Area (it aU / - - 1, ... iB - _.__r ~_-~__ j ___ tirid 'e - aren't supposed to tack your We ,#pair S1INEMACH'IC __ __ ___ I I- _____ signs on telephone ples. - Baker Jr.. It-Tenn., publicly - I did t ç k ~4 — P Vice chairman lloward %_7 _. - I . . WEI.LS DRILLED-PUMPS SPAINKLER SYSTEMS ,~ - 1 Cavalier Motor Inn Ph. 3n $400 IQ - iiiii1liout good hard proof," n I I - that it ouli fizzle out if we kept it in session _______________ t ti'- i ROME irs e 1e linker said a ~~ SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 -- - I I'll rnUy It's ,n C (rnpIetC HouSs Plans and Shoç A G It that will please the vktiolof The organization tima 1 - Drafting CEN If ,now Want tOsomethIng7 WallpprHang a '-- WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS f Rooti ACK gill, Shoot Met I Gutters & OW Franc — - —h-- .- _____ - VACUUM CLEANER Let a classif led ad help you Clean out ts of Distinction Diamords kIel your new furniture from Walclift Silver China, Crystal. Your feelings for hef will relled in Seasons Groopfirgs from Art Gfin your gill of a lovely mirror ctxK*n Of" Wh" Ranch. Special 711 vSekarik 210 Magnolia Nova VI, auto air, radio, heat beauty-' i.,3r ci Daniel Greene house 4) i) . Ceramks — ior and ~ investment In a Classified Ad I *;I." bring results. — — New 11,hinglej t,lCked on by square Carpentri, Remodeling. Addil,ons, oitith air. or by hand Licensed 6 Custom Work. Fro* Estimate 373 insured WORK :leering lots our Specialty. 323.1131 . . Pressure Cleu*g __ BULL DOZER i" I _____ Mg training In your home. All greed Dog Tralloft Academy. lIt I ?~ , Gif 2:" BuNdozi CARROLL'S FURNITURE Paola. 372 5171 ' V, - Gifts for I SANTA1 LITTLE HELPER ? You'll Emma but swlIUy i_ I J*A '7 85 at and the west side of lAke 3 Iferald Staff Writer 11 - III - Sanford Dims Holiday Lights Plumbing Fir 122 8315 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON __ . q - I . Home Improvements I 0 - I cfflons HEATING & AIR DITIONING, 2109 Sanford CON Ave.. 122 6)"L 111 I r nsv Pat Let a classified ad help you clean oto your attic. giaragio, or basement I - FL'IllineGEAppllancn . _-'.;;~ - GiftS KIDS Two boarooms, I befru furnished, Sn"lon her hoi-iosir wah a lovely to nall cArpirf, air ccnb0dy Sh,iff, Of limW- it t,y Kayser 0T aIr fenced back yaro st 61-. ' I f.anford. ill-SW- By owner, M 6212- wall Allmaktstervice Ph.IM 17X Sanford Electric Com 2522 Park Dfivoo, 14 BOOTS from KNIGHT'S :f __ Wiling lowest prices in Fla, Gormly's, E. 46 past Seardall at RR tracks. Aft , M- DAD ( yp fr,i r 372 c ,f'dS domC repair, improvement, palntng N lob too large or too small Ph nj • -I A j - ___________________ I 100 E 21 1th 51. 6. MC N HAMC#N & RICHARCIrm""'M INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PH_ 3flMoc3fl_717$ — - :&- - ~. — - ~_= ~ - __ ____ A JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at oInaI N - a- 2H E. First. ed Pm : . _ -V Shrubs. trimmed & shop". Fkr*or pee. beds cleaned & lection. specialist. Mowing by request only. Free estimate. rn Painting Get the moiSt Out of heating System Have it sof vicied. 323 71 12, I -00--w---Wwwmo# - - . L ___ -~kob~ -Aid - _zz__g ~ -!67-A Feed _________________— . ga e . Lawn Service — oft_-~ i - . &04 vestment Place a. low co%f (la%Silied ad for results . 1 I j - ~_- ~ - Ci ;!;; z ~~ - Saturday. All Soul's Catholic Sharing Center. 312 Sanford ,',vo. The kids will love a Pair of DINGO A Nomb~ S& PAINT CO 21O Magnolia Ave. 327 46n -_______________________ Ph 373 7240 - _. 9 Serve You1. Acreage. Lois and Lawns Have your heater serviced for winter. Call Geneva Mfg. & Air. . =m FfolQnIIm8f#. C411373 IV Garage Rummage Sal es J - I 0111111ram dw- - _~ Glass-Mirrors - AWmInum THANKSGIVING SALE, Fill a bag Yvlet'di~- G!ff Ot)*,de with a larce I --- __ - - v.lric y of Ct1,%trr4$ t-.op ng Dei.ht Sit with a therm brMriet and charms from G*Slfn*y - T - i4l~_ sA E. F;f%IL L .#.4 R 1, M= - urn lATE -~-_ Air Condi*ning ' . a - A Directory of Experts Ready - To Central Air Conditioning. For fr estimate, call Carl Harris, of Whirlpool AppIncei. Come In, Call 3fl4792. SEARS in Sanford. 337177). see them. Big Savings Geneva Healing & Air Conditioning Serv. FREE to good homes, large black am. 30% Orlando Dr. 32) S434. - * friendly fernfle and small white pok Poodle. 372 2M. L_-~ .0o"log reedy 19 movel WI OIL HEATER CLEANING — __ Patio covers. carpurtL scriloorted . . Room quickly with.a C law I" vivol CALL RALPH IV Radio Stereo 53 POrChes p ff;IOr.s 1 66 Hthe sewer wa3 orses 373 S9 plant EN $ MOWING SERVICE - __ __ Uniq CnDOrU _____________________ - - Beautiful AKC pups. Brindle & town. Females, $too. Males. 1125, . K= I P o Time Tested For rro '?OW Park Ayr Days. in 6173 NiOhtsfll'357 - 4 I v *** BOXERS**** '1 Greenbelt West, which had 'SOr.: 1%. - 4: received prior light industrial ". " -'I zoning from the cmnty was OC*+ started, $100. Ph. 349 5310. .-. k ~ , IIF I Ha-rard Told I '7 6 - Ii - 11 11 10 9 St. Bernard, . brown & while, $50 .- .4', tdslsor board to 'con - — IV Fern Park L ov, I I q - .V_-, . i1W - led off Pl 46 0:941" 323 92" - Sal. 9 to S. LSnod 1`;)Awl 9 i14111~~) I~~ L T JOHN'S REALTY CO ----i-- Pets and Supplies a 1. i -4,-.,. . . 54 ? to 9 6 _~ _~ -.-11 - ; 6S i I ... _ .1150.00 of - ___________________ I _1 - Inc. 0 I I parts. machines. used 1 ,. .I election, Dec 4 tt t _~ - ~;;~~- ~ ~_ - - ~ -- - -rn IU?w Fefn Park Hwy 436 & 17 92 17 Volt Auto Batterses$1195 'S SODY SHOP ______ i~ - -TWA -~.. - --- ,z i, et.. '.1 r,VA _ - - -- , ~ , '. _, . A 1_40X_,~ .~ 4 - - ~f; ___Ifimd.11 '__ -. _;J- -~!-__`,,, -- - ~_~_ - ~~ ` - L 7_ 1— _~ ~ —~ "4~ ' J _~___; !if " -- - -~itky-ep : -, ' - -. . NMORE WASHER. 't Sto Elmer Bakalla, ~~-, !~4'-,:, ---I.-"?, 4 —. __ ___ Orange I/ i - J t , iij~V~V -! -- - ~ t~, - E -- -_. , .~ _ , mt ~~ ~~ - ritarich Ave.. Till We Sdcceed!" - 7-~, _ 7, 1. 1: - __.. . Freezers , ERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL . . &r utu LUL LV 11111" TELEVISION SETS $?SUP lised brand has all the latest Welch stilches, farnovs front built holes blind hem and decorative Youwillsayeov,r$300on this lop of the line model Easy payments available. United 00-55010 .nc you ever saw Auto Repairs Equipment for Rent SUN Cooleralor refrigerator . ..... S25-00 Make your child happy, Gerbils are F,iglda;r.frer.?o, ....... nice H. Ph. after 6 Frigidairedryer .... _..S49." p-m- 322 S'lor Desk. Ideal for student, modern chrome trimmed, 21" x 41"' . ewer & filing compartments. lush growth. IW' on large sand bottom lake Ideal for fill water sports. Owner asking 125000 Cal Doris Bell Assoc for details 'T t-fdroorn her". Quiet locatiom ;0l'y panelled den, Gorgeous 16 ^ . board reflected the Tuesday, Nov. 27, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 84 Price loc Cents — Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon -Fri. 9 to 9, Sal. 9 to S __ - -, .- ~,~~z --_ - _.-x-.-,-_--- ~.1 ___ - - ".--_-. -1__ -1. - . _- - -7. - F Ii? r I SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH - — LOngod I __ Mortar Mixer, Scoffold, Plank, Wneel Barrow, et. 3112 6031. 64 Washers. ranges, retrig, S391S up, These machints neverhave built-in Also repaIrs. Myers Appliance, .nlrofS for lig Ctag buttonholes, 210 Sanford Ave., 323 blind stitch, fancy patterns, etc. Cash or forms. United Freight Pro Christmas Sala, on floor model A _ ~___ - . - WARRANTY. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 6" SINGER ZIG-ZAG SEWING CHINES (1) been used, ITLAND o, large 3 Camper Top for Datsun Toyota Phhlco A.C. 33,000 BTU, Good Ph. 3n4211. condition. window or wall unit. Went to sell something? A small Day 323 1390, Nitie 323 2916. invtUmerol In a Classified Ad will Dobefrnan puppim AKC. 7 *kS. Black & Rust. Wormed " 00ts bring results Pool Table fakWQ Up — too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a buyer. "Sanford'& Salt% Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MILS 250 Park Dr. ___ Raaltgrs Lumber For Sale Reasonable I planning and requests of many of the WITH A CLASSIFIED 373-S620 Ph. 3fl-TOSOor3fl43 . Inc. dtw — Refrigerators, Dryers. Free Delivery, Counter unit - I — nyme — riour.s. - BARRY'S APPLIANCES Bring Results -- Roberts & Gilman - West, the city's r . 91 INDUSTRIAL SITE Call 322-2420 A I Appliances I . 4 UI _~- f~il . ,It 1 AT. Building Materials &P - - 1, The -1 .. I. V , NO-LONGER USED CAMP " Mcf, - - ---RECONDITIONED Fri. 9 to 9. Se?. Lots and Acreage — - 1 — 61 — DELTONA EXCLUSIVE IT'S Hwy. 434 close to l. 10 on road. TIME FOR PLAIN TALKI And 211i'deep; 8160 5 room house, priced ywi'll find #11 we say about this 2 right, SAS,500. Terms available. For bedroom. I bath in first 'lass further information, call Rudy condition for U14.500 Is the plain McLean, Assoc. truth, Also. It's furroishedl You h&vM*t Seen anything this nice for I he ornooriory I e %M-- I - I TRUCK CAMPERS - — Want Ads dimate control, double garage with automate __ I __ - 1k -~ .. By J RICHARDS si Cs anc models 10 speeds S tlr,nd New slide n truck canwers Speeds, and Standard bikes from $795. New World Travel, WPIO tingle bed with service, T CON- i Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ----- Wed automatic turntable. 4. mortgage. Price $3ooQ00. Call Charlene Holloway. Associate, HoIIo.va & aisociates, Realign EA 4j:,v, — OMPLETEAuCTlONSERVICE screened porch, only four mont old. In a nice location convenird chester Mobile "oMnr) to 1-4. DeLand and Sairdord, Sanford, Fla. 1737438 Owners in this secluded park 3237340 1oy1 th STEREO COMPONENT SETS Swimming e St. Club House a S".95 *a. 3 only. In handsome the quiet of country living. Owner Stenstrom Realty 8rY. UO .vAuctioneering Service* Buy, sell, consign. appraise, or special Sales out a anything of W_~ __X_E~`F: --.-- _ __ __ _ _. --------- ~ — -=-z. ~-M - - - with designs. Pay $18.50 or 6 EVERY cycles 58 MONDAY NIGHT An?q TVs Sanford Center. 307 E Mellans, New and US Sewing First t Oatgwn furniture and appliances. Plus eisure Wor DeBary, Homeona nice corner If has two bedrooms t t,orns Outside - - deluxe NecChl lig rag, 3 netclie, Sanford Auction * Onposition, built in buttonhole maker PUBLIC AUCTION 6W. Getting ready to micive? Sell excess items qu,ckly with a Claiiiifect MI - ~___- * " :-.'' I ". ~ I -_ .. I Ends Job orb ______________________ . I- VI.. . 1114 _______ Campers Travel Trailers is -_ Board zoning . . - , genuine bargain% of Place Home. North, Hwy. I?.t2 Lake Kathryn ['ttes 2 ml North of Hwy sj4 2770 ________________________ 924,700. _________________________ lo$1500 All mobile homes , ~=~=~~4i_i ii .r. i . -- Se ri - . - - -- I - - CRUSHED CAR HIGHWAY PATROLMEN and an ambulance attendant remove Ray 1'ennedv, 49, of 2743 CountryClub Road, Sanford, from his car after a collision with a semi-truck on west SR 46 today, which caused the Volkswagen to roll twice Trooper J A Brown said "Apparently Kennedy was trying to turn left from the right hand lane and did not OPEN SKYLARK SEWER PLANT GATES Dangerous nuisance to children'? (herald Photo By Donna Estes) .. . Spor State. lip 2B .. I ..........3A 7A dri ver of the truck, Michael Lynn McCoy, 21, also of Sanford, was n injured. � 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 26, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/337d238c751348bf749a16c1c3de20f7.pdf 6215a679a2387528cdc4911257eb4fdb PDF Text Text - - - _ - - - -e Lfl_ -- - - 4 - --- - -- - -- • - -- -__', - 1. - - .I - __ tie Sanford Herald I Wednesday,_Dec. 19, 1973 _ TI I . - - ~ -I tz- . - im-Pumiskf -_ M t *~ -i SAVE ICC, . I& $1 :': Relish Cut Yams DAY 40. A. • • ' . a •(. e••. • •• • ' ' .' ' Or..sw..d PkIt.d ISO, . • • • • • • • • SAVO it, Doi 0#0109 Publix, ~ ".~,4~ r..a- . 1~,~~Ttt I . I / ~ ~. .. - Q ill -6 % 0 .;:W,,-f 4' ~~ 410 - -.,P k k I .1 .- , ; ~ - ,Q~ I oil 41 Pibit N--- Beer looloot,to 9 to oo ot e to 9 6 (aelebratj11(, . \,) I lC38'"', 5 $100 111111 WIS .. Nuts 1 - ~`"--""~ ikiPoomid, Ovich-1061c,ol. llvismt.. USDA Ducklings ._ rae,#.r i',r.i.v -.--, -- . , I .) . -~ 6 0a pa~ 1. -- V~t $Awl 64. greall6feat's of pokile,40tillis ##**a -% I. 1 t i - -.. 1, k ~,- I - Sour Cream ........... ', ft _•I - ,' D.a...i... i French j, a fllOfl iI) ....... 11 I , '1 49' I Cssh.d 5,1.,.,,, Spaq.d twaah,,,, Iit Iel••) i i, 1P . -- -V to . - 11..... - - " ~ 1%~ , -- __tA A Ut al Cranberry Delight SC Old Heavenly Hash III, 59 Pot 0 ........ ' -1r. ISP'4S j.s-50$,4 ssortment ...... Lx Its isit, ______ - .4 1 ,.,59 PA .'"I ' . 59C 99 •• I X S.. Os. c 27' l i -.. ."i 'i I 16 = r 4 'v-all (7 , I. attf rh 4J I ,,,, k Pumpkin sstard Pie ':: ~- __- 4 lorn 9 -I 69 . 39' On - .,,s -a--'.--'- - t .4 1(4(4 1' '::'- 19' 5.#d, Ie ',-.,,u lu,. Sugar •...• .....•• . 29' Fai 11 P' a s I I sers e a e s 1 ; VV - "Kat about the farmer who is a shortage; it's just a lot of limit will soon be proposed b) tornmented Cluarles Warner at the Nixon Administration to the French Avenue-First uses 12 gallons a day to get his political double talk," said Tom U LI}' 01 anxOru. "I tntnic _----._. ------.- Street Firestone store. work done" asked Ow M I - _;~,.=._w ~ 2 ' . r t#17 -i--i--_tii...__L__ rr TRUCK _~ 111E:L L& - - COLLIDE _~qt -i-F= -=--- . __~~__~__fim A -- iz - I I ,)ILJ F,IiJLJi ... F X t ra ,;V 01-k on I,,9 Across the street at Kiddy's "Does he have to make a there's more gas then they,re wn for telling us, and a limit of 10 agreed "A ten gallon limit another two would 't gallons would hurt the public. ,,,,,, Tenia1lonsjsnotenough and w on 't , xas . CtctnmrcwilIiit Irb drive round the block and come Customers at the service don't mean for emergency hack for ten gallons more and stations all thnllf't't v ol unt ary vehicles only" that'll put extra work on us. I limit on . ',. -. s wo uld be O'Day said lithe Urni' wa s le. "It wod', work," cam- enforced and a motoe.A's fuel ' % PlIsn6oi ___________ fre i ght train and traWr ' [IJIJ44GreenStamps • n C LO )fL John A I Isonder If thisone will shock C61"4011011 eso ~, ) ,.# Eig.TRA north of McCraihi Road Sanford, resulted s more thi in $22,000 damages Florida Highway Patrol just you as much as it did when I first heard of it. The U.S. Senate has approved a $150,000 study to determine I ' . I 4.4..... 104800 Breaded Oysters • - 1T - -t . • . ,t p tli. 1- .. 54,sd ___ - L'4 t.-$.6d Hair Spray 13.s 39c 13.c ph ID .s ph, Ia .i S ph, y i'; 'P to Nu*,asl i.., ' L.. s ttation on Frermit A v enue echoed the comments of tIti er -, .j! , 'i %' i 1' repor~ed. Most of th,~ (Limage wiv; to the Industrip I Contracting Co., Sanf0'. steel hauler rig which waSri . " -7 ' it idea I don't keep away frorn rationing and Aw H B OWENS It won't work -- belie' e In limiting ga - I 4 -~ - ilkt - ffiere's a shortage. We're gvit to continue selling like t% - -.- --- _ . -W- . . -. ent Its UIEXIgM the whole idea was to t ' tia-h a Juif._- DS station operators I don - - I ' - jubt r - beVEl -41k '4 "' ____ CO^n*d Hams S : P po" T'sop.1806 puts 11IS'.40 Cotten WGreenStamps Orange Juice I I . . . . . . . . . . 4 '"i - li- .1. I .. 25' .,,,,,,,, ' , an' 25' 39 ,$,,.., 1 L-------- _.4 S.. Stuffed O)i'es 59 .....,., s..b.. $.•6 C.s.py • P ix Pickles ............ e,.b•,, 5usd Midget Pickles ......... 5s SI. M.4ad,,. De...4., Pitted Dotes .......... . 6...'. C',-.d.. • Pitted Dates ........... II-., ..•, 49( I11 too 49 ::: 61-.. . , 37( 59' l.,, D'e.d.rp Chopped Duie $ ....••, 0 ,., SW • . • • • • • U S Pasty O.ld.. iVwpn.) J HOE c..,, Ulk-ofs. of". '4.0- w.0 a.. so $*-I I $ 0 " S., 10 ,":I 4,It I of emergency ambulance service the citizens of Seminole County can come to expe't" I I : Tuesday ... arourld 4:15 p.m.. there was a police call to come "'...' ... .... ' Crisp "• • • • • • . Z.,57 Swap... $ra.ad 2 b...h., p.' ph, . • . . A s..a. ' ' On 29 phil 4 of a 1 -: • 33c .•' -" 1,...,, -. - Pound Cask, I I Green Onions . . . . . . . . . . Tasty Tomatoes '' Sues L.. pt 1ISijf 64 51,44. I L Jolly oforves •"' - - . Ambulance Service, They - SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 11.92 and Airport Md., Sanford 12-co . -j 1 • ' ' : '' ,.,, '- ~40 41 1 I I ) 1G -- I rke~ - Dow Hondi-W,.p 1 0 so -.. -J ~T 200-ft. irlooll lof f",40-111164 a.- is let;, ' a -- --- ---.,..,..,,........JI 1 t JI A. - -v, feasible, It often takes a man CHARI.ES WARNER GARY ADAIR TOM OL)AY doing a commercial job in a ...Ten gallons not enough ... Won't limit customers ...It's pobtical double talk t- - J:- -6. 1, - I , ", "'.r , , - - __ - - bbb- ii i, ii 4 . . _. - - __ • .• One ion are Fami ies E*Ither Overpa*id Or Inel* *ble 191 WASHINGTON tAP - A families and not individuals, viduals including 7.8 million will be sharply reduced byJune government audit released to, were audited between April and children. By CHRIS NELSON Herald StafI Writer final arguments entirely on symptoms of the infection Wednesday's prosecution which led to his death, and a concession that the abdominal testimony. 30, 1975, to an ineligibility rate Under the threat of a loss of of no more than 3 per cent and day shows that one million wel- September under a system fare fam il ies are ineligible or found to be "eniinently sound" federal matching funds, HEW an overpayment ra te of no overpaid at an annual cost to by the Gallup Organization said the states have developed more than 5 per cent," HEW Jury Gets Griffin Trial Circuit Court Judge Tom Hospital doctors resulted in ''smoke sc r e e n. Win was shot Oct. 16 in , . taxpayers of $1.17 billion. The Department ' of Health, Inc., IIEW said. * At mid-year there were 3.1 olans to correct the error rates. Secretary Caspar W. Weinber"The next step is for states to ger said. "States that fail to Education and Welfare said the million families on AFDC rolls, implement these corrective ac- reach their reduction goals will a red ineligible, 22.8 'r cent 1,,erring ...there is no d(wtor on Wirz's death. "There should be anoth!r trial here today. eluded manslaughter, assault, chair at this trlal,.for a assault and battery or bare hr \kert imd minutes at assault. least," scrambling frantically, and vainly, to save himself, Presmtie'-it Nixon cannot survive Ackert cited inedical a reclining chair, the jury heard in testimony. 800 wem overpaid and 8.1 per cent or 252,100 were underpa "There would never have UFW said spiking fever no " , "ol"PlIca tions, if David Ixe Thecases, which testimony from Dr. Angelo Griffin had not taken pistol Yesterday's high 74 'ow this Helfernan said the state was morning 48. Cloudy and windy not arguing that the tragedy Ruin probability 50 ptt cent. of Arthur Rainier who Wedwound, r.iedical testimony Heav' snow brought misery nesday testified he was four and revealed. t)cftnse attorney Terry to the counti's midsection as one-half feet from Griffin sav Gr iff in raise the p6dol a bcvc his N"keh did not call any wit"1105t of the East recovered much longer, and Michigan's names from the effects of Nlonday's head, and draw a bead on Win, America's nesses despite a list of 65 Gerald Ford will be next President." 11 ILiJ I % WWI ~howcrs and beco.3ing wa5 an)thing more than an Win, dicd 'Nov. 4 in FlIvitida Dof4tid W, Riegie Jr.. Hospital, Orlando, of com. much colder. Friday cold and accident, but that criminal hlich.-"The President's D_ windy. Highs in the inid 70s. negligence was irwolved. plications after a secbnd portion of the chmemboard has 6 Heffernan hanimered away been swept clean 9! defenders, operation stemming from in. Lows In the upper 30 and lower coiiie 40s ith frost with the tye itne .s ktmmoiis will) liii' exposed king fec tioti (,iUcC't bs th bullet *~ 01 z-,-,,* F 7174o 1 it TIMELY QUOTE' by Re - : I 00. "-' $fl tiii ik ." 6.w..."-# a.- is 1611. # 10 I '• liPloWs Tole ,Fms-11*. pus. f 11 Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry .•- Wecither ' I CLOSEc SUNDAY '. Griffin's Casselberry home ,Nlassaro that Wirz exhibited out of his right rear pocket, It wound up that the victim after Griffin pulled a point .25 ________________________ aimed it and squeezed the trigger," Heffeman told the finally was rushed to the calibre automatic pbtol from his right pocket while sitting in jury. hospital via the patrol car. . . JWGreenStamps 0 . "hII summoned. lkrr.don We 'IT - I rolaer 11`07 Crwmb l pk, jppir SEMINOLE PLAZA I ,. .. Waddell told the Sanford jury couldn't handle the call .and recommended Herndon's be the options facing Umn in- 1"P arge Avocados . . . . . . . .3 .., Bosc Pears • -- -- - -- ' It 11'y L__.•_•..__•__.,__•_,, •,,, •_,, j T IJ! 1 _r,7'_"-* - conclusions were reached from representing 10.9 million iridi- tion plans so that error rates lose part of their furlds." Ackert based his defense on wound had a high risk of the The David Lee Griffin state samplings of , Ot the three main propositions: t ha t Infection which ultimately 31 m Sanford P1) responded manslaughter trial in the death II' rectivin of former Casselterry City the shooting was accidental; developed. within the minute. Aid tFilIes 'hDe pendent Prosecutor Bill Heffernan, in And then the problem arose. Councilman Richard Wirz went Iht Griffin did not actually CIfildrer (AFDC to the jury at 11:20 this thor- koow he had shot Win; and that rebuttal, blasted Ackert for sho The review -wed ha called he medical negligence by Florida what First, a call to i&s ning. a per ca.es were ureen.iamps '.11 • - L ' . iiiw - gallons per customer would not `* . .__ - Wt - trainn to the aid of a seizure victim :Z:Z"""' II X engine i above) was replaced - ~ . - - fOPIV _ 4 '' -A= de reasons wh a limit of 10 In Death Of V/irz - Ex T14A where shopping iso pleasure attributable to pipeline con. structson will more lik el% Is dits an example of the tylN06t H£ b Delicious Apples • one into underbrush 50 fet't the mental stability for Congress") .0 tupS lb Idaho Potatoes to I.. 1.l.d.' collision hurled the truck down the tracks and ripped off trailer axle3-sending V;I - aI?5 . U I lilci I Girawlso It*-OL a i..,.. 1.' .If-. said "serious economic and • UI N I V II wfliflS Impact of the crossinL . - - _.... Sweet Potatoes ,dIlI:qIL";;; P . ~W_ --V__ ippropriate an equal sum 1r I I - ""', un' dfo son's Wild life Wit 6-01. pkv. I [on I crewmenwere cidence of mental healtl,; problems. jYou think they ought to "" a..,. Gre.. OIa$ I con -------rmmmmumm~ * die 0 p,on ) _ 4 11 t.11. . . . .... . . . . . Dwa 56. Orange City. and train . r:1 $145 0 0 1 $ " . 31.... Do Committee attached a report accompanying the bill which •.-.-.'•-.'..'.•••."._ Salmon Steak Trout •1 JWGreenStamps p9V slog Tasty 5..... foll • • US 54. 1 Sol..D,,.d NirIhC.,l,s. G.id.a C,,,,, • t.psaa Polish Kielbasa brought on by construction of the an.s- as pipeline A ny C:Ins.Cdy XTR --- '.. - Sway Deodorant .s 89' ';' ....... 1 mental illness that might be : I* Sf* 5.a.*4**a • - : t-1141 6V I III French Cut Beans ........Z 33' Peekd & Devened Shnmp 'Z' 13• Croob taboo __________ S*.d. IT* Pua.. - G service station operators truck logallonstogetlo the job, "If I needed more than 10 part of a new 'voluntary lO more todo the job, and how's gallons I'd go from station to energy and fuel saving" plan he going to get home if he can't station until I had enough to get "Ten gallons isn't sufficient get a fillup" asked Owens. Sanford area service station me to m destination,' for the average driver; ii a ope rs and motorists j,. "It's okay to limit customers declared another resident who were motorist 13 limited to around 1-4 who are using their car for also asked to remain terviewed today unanimous in the opinion any of gas at his regular station, pivissure trips, but f they've got anonymous, "tn case they get attempt by the administration he's going to go down the road to go out of town they're Just me for going against the going to drive round the block President," as she explained It. to li mit gasoline sales to 10 tILJ i un -page u,t) and get another 10 gallomis gallons r customer would not "After hearing this morning's before they leave," he con work Today Show'I don't think thertThe 10-gallon per customer to the next station to fill up," tinued. Thursday, December 20, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 104 Price 10 Cents 411~3 i Ce4,locn.a Ditps -',led Ojirs, 8;.v' Ynóa Fe, C.ImYrr.a F String Arsd Crown Sh,.'I iut Ip...,b G,I '- - ----- Peas & Onions -~ Onion Soup Mix ........ ":' Cooked Squos:i ...... - Niblets Corn t&yI S-Ia' s Si.d, IF* P..,.. Tc' rr;,-c - Sliced Pineapple ------- I,..,. Pie Shell s ............2 S.. SAVI It. 1i tp. VIF. .... '.'sh I - save a, Is M,,. '-" * rato I Standard Oysters . Lemon Juice ............ .. 49' IAWl4,D,j. lees i Pineapple Juice ............ 39 89 - 2, LX - B) JEAN PATTESON IleraldStaff Writer ,r4 a' I Seafood frost. Cosslooks g reet for $$0$.of Also Available Foi You, As,.,ed JIA,,I 39 ..•... -Q4ltlfl' \jSnack Crackers .........:.59, , 4 C . , . . 'Tired of moves' - a on iL m it Wi 0 a --- _ 5.ef..d 1,.., Ar.i 0. U 5.-u. S. C.. Auoitn'ent Of Dicoeaitons Both Lees And Att;I,csal Auanmini #^.lmail,ibld, Few Your Holid,y 49' 87' Fed -1-- ,~I, Suit 27' Hersheys Kisses ------- * mr-d J.&-r-, 1,**.. I '•' t'.aI. 15.410.6 11t ze- - Fin. Che iii mas Floisecs AM -- Holiday Greetings ...... 12 5.6 Me.d.p S.s..ev.p 606, # S II.,, Cand y Canes .......... . • 59' fin • RIDA 4 . Pork Roost - I 65 : Trw"I stand lowleve frost 'tiladayNseth I#.abs L,...I.d our 55. - : - UoBER'l' BURKIIART (Cont'd. On Pg. 7a Col. 5) 17 per cent annual growth rate- were tired of having their were "for double session.s." . ,!,- vl~ Will- 10ii C.p.l..sd s Testy S Gloria Mix ............ .,., 49' I.,' The school board took no IOI P54k I StIluce . Lykes Wieners $1" .... Marshmallows ......... 5.-u.68 Isu...g St.#s.,, Rock Candy Sweetwater Oaks area alone. controversy other civic leaders will suffice. It will take a ,- -- r, rP P.n.~ t a m n,q - - Ir I lemews $w it iol, 59' l....,6 6.,..,,, Tsp Oil Ta., Vegas W'Ib l,.l#, I,4 (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) rioll' Oscar Mayer Bacon 9-pt bucket lS.p'c. b.h.$ Miniature Marshmallows 4104 296 I 596 ' ••••••Its, Bar'B'Qued Fryers FM Nt C.td DiL i ' PO!NTS TO MAP ...Dicussing bou!ldiL1L) ' all -.. en serious problems." changed annually with Burkhart, general manager Other civic leaders followed told the board they were combination to satisfy the tide of new residents. Atthe at Winter Park Telephone Co., Burkhart's lead in asking for a against the double sessions and overcrowding problem." meeting Layer told the board a said, "My company is corn- boundary freeze. Represen. they supported Layer's new Another woman probably decision would have to be tiride mitting 130 million on figures L-itives of the Woodlands and zoning plan. 'fl ii t) !1l d L-'uri'Lir1 th tiir lift tl ilunt1 i ;u' \IL,1dU; ttlr \t.',t, tL ifl1td luthing ( fltril,ir ote Un she rLahzed when January. to continue growing at a bout a petitions, told the board they leaders told the boar'I they LAYER L Marshmallow Delight.. 696 Fried Chicken QL Fr ji. lIT 99' tajbs cud Ie?p l..dy.$..tuk...u6 S..,h.,s Q - It "fib-" D.lci.sly 001.,.., ki Uk .- - '1 ch JW \ ,-, Slicedl,d J.a.is 's$$ or r'll boundaries that have -- D.', l4l.d. riiiea 4 -1 __-Z 59C lb. ' Sausage Dressing 2.% 10z 101=4111101111111111 0 4( Ii..? A - -, ef ..... Cranberry Relish Al., . or ... mal requests, supporng the existing school boundaries. 120 per cent growth factor in approval, everyone," Sims declared. various solutions, on the I am disappointed that we don't portions of the sou th end of the For a few minutes it seemed In essence the frustrated Seminole County School Bcrd have a good study on ex pa nding county over a fire-year period, that simple: put the school on pa rents who packed the board at the special session Wed- the schools we have. If we A thunder of applause double sessions or Implement chambers supported Just about nesday night. continue to build new schools followed Iiurkhart's presen. year around school, but, do not eve ry solution at one time. The special session 'as that are too sma ll we are not tation and one parent shouted change the boundaries. Some supported more than one called to discuss elementkry, making the best use of the that an area realtor plans'to In the wake of the apparent solution. As one woman put it, o1 taxpayers' money. We have build 3,000 new homes in the unanimity on the boundary "I don't think any one solution middle and high scIch 'J . 29c 'J - ' E * Tf4A ____ " Holiday, F H ' . -..il .'-; If ' ' ~ .S.S•..SS. Genoa Salami SI ,) 1 - lost/ Sliced Old I.,h,.s,d. relish at at ('C qu L T 6 NX P&D= LAML. school overcrowding prob ill told die board, "I formally with statistics, compiled by the boun,daries, is that correct?" -We need that support by slapping peti ti ons and icr- request that the board freeze poone company, that indicate a The full-house crowd showed its because we cannot please 1. s, ,v 'f,f' 1 . - IiTen' Old World Pluvee IIie.d d•hlia v" Milk r, . BeefShort Ribs ........ '.5, Dutch Loaf 69' __ ,S)3I UI Ct: ,,: - 11 I I h ry a... #,, C. I.! •"IIICIICI.S "" , . ,;_L& zl/;i: .. Enghsh Cut Roast ....... A •- `si:Q' to 0 0 , 191 I/ - , ime - ( '- 'mflatflIfltlltJthUIitHuhlJh.1 ;.*r . . '"fllI!! " :. .- - $1.00 " . TASTERS : CHOICE a's i $ 29 : rr' COFFEE $-oz. Jar $229 :. .1 - - - - TV Imperial Roast ......... ..11ro te aaa• -,- - ' 4 14 ~N_ ~ 1~, _* _~ . - _____ / , 856 ,'.' .oio Cuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S ast ... ........... 95 ' do -' - rv _____ ChvckSeaks ............. 99'.. at e 9 UI4BLEAHED, SELF.RISING S.Ib. bag , 9 in ' ., 29 . PILLSBURY FLOU ____ a.. Slic.d S...16'. ')9 ' ; • llb paie,4U3up10T1p4 ,GY T li'iSP'ICTLD HEAVY WESTIIPc 51(1 SAtE Cl M :, :~ . . . . . . . . . . ,,: $1 19 " • c 'P....s' '*sø. ... - :1 !''!'!9IIflI Cold Ct,tslied.%.L.,m,l ............. 1.-. I'." Pineapple III-..ottage Cheese ' c Lr ---'-' - ,,,,,,,,•, - - Sit P,..cIe.s Also.Sliced Lb.,,. S., S's.hp $b.p 1) at . . AlummnumFoml........ '" Brown N Serve -04 : , Li `_- is-11 ii... "i'-..- ,,, ," "Finger Cheese" .......... 69' No),. -;- Pot . . . . . - 1.1111 Bag Sausage '• iBlue Cheese was...,,. t-•" ... ugh...ream 97 I 49 '.' $.dd,.Wap -. N•I.d.yli.UC 1 SWIFT -, ,r V / I 29c 29c 33c ' . . Angry Parents y formal action at the meeting, and that Is a conservative children in a new school every Dee Dee Schafner, president but, concerned parents Lgure." of the new school advisory year. protested changing boundaries. Layer told the board the Board ChairmanDavie Sims board, said, "We will support Parents expressed t1ir Robert B u r k hart, county growth was declining, said, "in essence you are telling the board in whatever decision frustration of the coun"s representing English Estates, Burhart presented the board ustodo anything but change the they make." ' Gil. Roth's pus 39t Cream Cheese ......... -~ -, l ifLoily-10"Oked " $1 *..oma, . 1 Protest I. By MARK WEINTZ Ikrald Staff Writer SAVO to, loymalds I4.10414 Neelly Owly PlumpGeese...........89 Conned Hams .. Aluminum Foil it. 99C Shipped, owltis-froloot. twits . USDA Grad* A SAYS ISa, Pall,b..y P$..s. 6,.,.. ''' - I4-,I . Spur I . kr.lI, c -- .. SAVE 4,, Uis.Ids 62-inch Tasty Capons . 2t., - C • • • • • --------- Shipped. Qw,ch-Pr.,.s, twist . USDA Or.d. A 1h crmhrr ______ _ 49c ..' 89c "I. 25C ' ' Dinner ---I--.-----Nnnklnc ......."..tpqITeu -. I P I 89c lb SAVE . - _ --*~-._ ~- I Schools Overcrowded ! I 12 • . . . • • • • • • Marshmallow Creme Gredip A ~~ - .' 4 arma 'sters ,1~ .._"`u j I rtcet Ftfrct ` 7 ".'"' SAVISc / - _- 1 'DunediR 'S Mixed SAVE Ye. Oil MisI. u" ' - , " 'J03 S S SAVI lIc, Plasters range •I&..A / Caa.al Green Beans 'V ( OY THE HOLIDAY - Ii Pepsi ) 4 4 . Cries S • • . ' ' 1• k,,,k,is lucid.' resc Tomato Catsup a' % '-' opeq 4* 3141 s*vt ' A j, 'j[, P' Tiny Peas / , _ .'..\ '303 ' i14~ ~ L ° • • ,• • • • • • ,• SAVO ., 4) N A?k I I yy Lima Beans t r 1I • ,_ _ _ - . 1i~ -~ ~ _- _ A ,~ - . Red Cabbage 11, : .01 . ;: "' 5ev. With M.,,h.II..S, P,Ii.II. SAVI ' _ . £ u"ICKICU uCC.S V Am 1 -;t ~- q - I I t - 'e29C 8M SAVO It. Oteonweod Silted C I. Dole : Cranberry Sauce 0 CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS ALL ` $' " . s- 3 9c Is I % I r - - z, ~- ,r ,~J Ocean jitter orange-Crooslo-brry W( 1.1. CLOSE AT 6 P M AND it FruitCOCktail ••.•.ie.a SAI Sc. 04 060 Spray W h ale .r jellied i 59 . &.6 I~ aP b o'.. 35 0 0 a 0 0 F . eak-. , Vunc& . .1 __ ldge arm - - . o - ~ I 1 c.,ah,..d $6wlII Ifr =7= , ! Popp r m m *x i-,-N-_] I lkloy -6 li foo l b la t .. Il I I S AV O t o, t i . J.TT_T r 0 w ~ a r.T-, T71 7.TV-0f: 1 . 2 to e J uice T om ao _ .a-l .1 -_ - I _j .I __ se.v a ___ . submitted earlier, basing his icy storm. tCont'd On Pg 6A Col. 11 President Nixon. •. ..... - • torney general, was named to- Doar was chown by Rep. Pe- Congress on Jan. 21 after its holiday recess. day to head the House Judiciary ter W. Rodino, 1)-N.J., chairCo m mittee staff condu c ting an man of the Hou Judiriart Rothno =d Ux selecuon of a possible impeachment of impeachment inquiry aimed at Republican to head the staff Bridge . Calendar ......._ Cla.saifiedads Comics WASHINGTON (AP) - John founded by the late Robert F. the continuing investigation In N1. Doar. a former assistant at- Kennedy. preparation for the return of inve5tigatimof grouncls for the ConuWttee, to head the first INDEX Area dea'.hs Impeach Probe Head Named 2/i 5B 713413 6B 611 Dear Abby I. Dr. Crane 6B .I Editorial tonuitent 4A Entertainment . . ., 5B a president in more than a ctn- will lend a bipartisan tone to the ' Doar. 52. a Republican, was appointed to the Justice De. D. tury. Doar will head a inquiry into possible irnstaff of about peachment of President Nixon. .n President Dwight 30 lawyers, most of whom have Eisenhower in 1960 and already been hired and who stayed on to play an active role have been working for several in developing the civil rights weeks compiling information legislation of the Kennedy ana for use in 11* impeachment Johnson administrabons. investigation. 3 _~ .~ k -P . . . . .. I , Ile 613 12/i 9/i 113-48 Since leasing tIe gas ern'nent In presenting t)nar at a news in 1967, boar has ers-t'd as conference, Rodirmo called him president of the New York City "a man of ability and the highBoard of Education and as di est degree of Integrity" Sports . ..... , 9A-11A ..... .. _ . . 5A State rector of a private antipoverty Roodim said Doar will start organization in the Bedford- his new duties immediately, or. SHOPPING TV Stuyvesant area of New York ganhzing the staff and directing TO CHRISTMA S Uoroscopc Hospital notes Public notices Societ) - 513 ' • • I. -' - DAYS �________ -'--- 2A — The Sanford Herald y.....L - ----- - - - -- Thursday, Dec. 20. 1973 RUbbIU P11U Kissinger, Tho Meet PT met today with Hanoi's Le Due Tho to discuss the failure of the Vietnam cease-fire agreement they negotiated last winter. American officials expected Tho to renew North Vietnam's demand for economic aid from the United States, promised by the agreement. US. officials indicated they did not expect spectacular results from the meeting, but Kissinger told newsmen: "What is important Is that the signatories do everything In their power to reduce the dangers of conflict and contribute, as they pledged themselves, to bringing peace to Vietnam." He stressed that he and Tho did not plan to draft a new Vietnam agreement. FastM l toryPullback Cong Frees American ii SAIGON, South Vietnam i AR) - An American civilian held for 2 months by the Viet Cong said today he was bound with ropes or chains for the first sax weeks and moved to eight or 10 locations, sometimes within 1,00(1 feet 'ri:' But l!-'mr I Elm. 43, of Arc*dit, S.C., who w as released Wednesday, told a news conference he got "adequate" treatment during hl captivity in the Mekong Delta. Egypt' s National Qr;Xn,fk% — "Fire and a half months have passed and our marriage has not returned to normal. Therefore, with deep regret, I mn leaving the mansion as of December 20th," she said In a statement Wednesday. Mandel, 53, a Democrat. announced last July that he was in tore with a southern Maryland divorcee, Mrs. Jean Dorsey, and was leaving his wife after 32 years. The Mandeis have two children. Impeach Move Head Picked WASHINGTON (AR) - Chairman Peter W. Rodino says he has found the man to act as special council for the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment inquiry. But the New Jersey Democrat would not tell committee members who he had chosen to direct the Inquiry. Rodino said the name would be resealed at a news conference today Gate Panel Demands Tapes WASHINGTON AP) - The Senate Watergate committee is demanding 431 tape recordings and hundreds of other items from White House files. Subpoenas for the material were served by the committee Wednesday. White House comment came from Samuel J. Powers, a Miami attorney acting as a White House consultant., Powers said that the demand for hundreds of tapes "really would almost shut down the executive department for us to have to do that kind of work. - 4 r C I q "4 C p h U WASHINGTON (AP) - Melvin H. Laird sa ys he is quitting his job as a presidential cowiselor. Laird said he would step down Feb. 1 and turn over his duties to Vice President Gerald H. Ford. Laird said he has taken a job as an executive for the Readers Digest Association that would permit him to trael, write and speak on such current issues as national security and detente, Congress Facing Adjournment WASHINGTON tAP) — The Congress continues to move toward adjournment, but faces complex and costly bills on energy, social security, railroads, defense, and foreign ski before It can recess for the year-end holidays. But Ilcuse Detnocra tic leader Thomas P. O'Neill says the lawmakers could finish the session Late tonight or "at a reasonable hour on Friday." - . I ' - - - , - : L- p -. s;W - - 1. -. ..: - - - ., - . -. .. -. . -- . - -. . . _____ ______ ______ -+ - ' T 1 - - - 14%A%6 t Ll MAI r1 ri ' --!-- 7 . ;,.__.~ ~ . ___________________________ I ____ __ __ - 11 I,fl&I *4TV *lI4' • . - '.1L LI 1W'.? .:_.--- LHT LLJ f1lfl. decades, sa ys this year of Watergate has been a disaste r (rain which t he country will e cover, but President Nixon may not The 77-year-old Senate Watergate committee Chair. man, a Harvard Law School graduate who made a national television audience smile knowingly when he desa-itied himself as "just an ol' country lawyer," said Wednesday he'd finally met an opponent he could not masterhis own ad vancing age. Ervin said he wø'ts harder than most senators of any age am,d has nodoubthe could win another six-year term. 1-Ic said he cannot ignore the fact he 1. . - .LL1__ - Pe - - -- DETROIt I AP) — General Motors and Ford have been acquitted of a federal charge that they had a silent agreement to eliminate discounts in sales of fleets of cars. Th9'fieet market- aIes In lots of 10 or mute vehdea fri :iF!r: I !1Fr vdiiJ a bear, r 10 to 12 per cent of Um!cd States production. Before the 1971 model year, Ford and GM offered discounts avs'rogtng 10 per car to fleet customers. Sam dropping the discounts, Ford and GM have seen their share of the fleet market fall from nearly 75 per cent to lcss than !iO per cent. - - I-I R e Broo educes Densit bbi k * y review and impact study. both 28 feet wide including A letter of resignation was Anastasia and the mayor was Councilman John Booth curbs. He also agreed to pa ve accepted from planning and authorized to advertise for a noted, however, that the Hayes Road from Bahama to zoning member Michael police chief. WINTER SPRINGS - planned three-story apartment the end of the paving. Re1sed preliminary plans for buildings will be more than the 0111 140. ___-:~_1~ ~Fi;&v In other busines.1t, council "s fire department can 1. $36.5 million Pebble Brook protect. , -,'.L approved a new franchise 41, .- -I project went through a city &., -& W Garbag Planned for construction are agreement for H 6 council review Wednesday patio 'Service, raising monthly fees to 712 apartments and 286 night with a reiluced density to households from $3.50 to $4. 0 ieK ~ homes in addition to a club escape DII.! (density of regional h ,1 Robert Koch, architect of the o use and recreation area and a impact i state hearing large nature storm drainage new city hall and public safety requirements. I.4 building, in a progress report treatment area. - . _V The 185-acre development, - . said the police-fire department % bounded by Moss Road, Cooper said the property will building plans can be modified Il1JhaInd Road and Hayes Road be developed in several phases to put all city functions there as 7' now will have 998units, two less Councilnieri requested and an interim measure for fiscal than the maximum allowed Cooper agreed to expand Ken reasons. , '. May yo u be g reatly bleised by M.He said he will seek without an East Central Florida and Darlene Drives Into 60 feet guidance from the new council JOYOUS ipIrIt o/ the (:h,jqn, e,'l,br,iiiun. Regional Planning Council wide rights-of-way and to pave in January. e .' , - _ - '0 6 - Uww - i -, - — _14 - ---_._ . =_AL:.- __-t R_ _ --ft0ft -N-L - M.-.-~-~~_ 7 __ _~-------~_~__-_--~~ ;_ -~~:_;~-7 _I -%=~~_ _..~__L I __ - ~___ ____ -_ . - _.,_"~7. __~__:__ L V.- _ =--LT;1~1!_ - - - r" r BIRD OF ANOTHER FEAI A RESTING pigeon finds room to perch on the head of a sculptured stone eagle in front of the Pennsylvania Station in New York _______ _.__ - Proxmire Falls, Hurt i's pi:4 1-1 ... These Offices Will Be i . CLOSED I ______ , DECEMBER 22, 23, 24 & 25th --l=-. .- - - . - - el m - .- __ tij1i.*:. ' '- ,1' J(I '.1 ''- I I \ti, - '"-': - ,• - Adams Denies Promisina .,Avoiding Governor's Race 41 TAI.I.A1IASSEE, Fla. I ARt Guy. Reubln Askew said to. day he has been assured by U. Gov. Tom Adams that Adams will not oppose him in the 1974 guberna torial race, hut Adams said it wasn't so. "I guess people hear what they want to hear," Adams aniti The governor said at a news conference that Adams had told him wednesday that he would not oppose Askew in the 1974 gubernatorial race. But Adams, Interviewed shortly after the governor's news conference, said he had given Askew no such assurance. "I did notnotsay at any time in the conversation that I would not do anything," he said. - - Powell's Insurance Agency V .',' - '1 - -. - --,. I KIWANIS CLUB HONORS DR. MARIA 1J_____ 17 H .. f,-- _________________________________________________ i'' it-' The first choice Christmas him ,3ulova 1. 1 ti Gift ' ., A / c r' it rt i /\L'L'U LI UI I A4 000 1 l).iI1 13 I4I i :J 4 :J d , j -4 , Oven window lets you check on 4 ______ cooking with / If1t, if ria;ia fr See our full "Iection 01 Accutrort gift -1 4 -i .-a1J. j The most welcome gift of all is Bulova Accutron... the watch that will keep them on time wherever they go. 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(tstt, rj'-e: sirs; 'L_ The Atlantic Banks Help Mode l K F N . — door closed Plug-out surface units for easy clean-up Infinite heat controls Full width storage drawer Lift-off oven door Porcelain enamel no-drip top 4 V I (:~)]R,f S-Trm,osn se.son. (Ito r) Bill Fra'isa Dr. Maria Perez and Presi~e 'nt RayMaltby (Herald Photos by Jane Casselberry) 0. - .z4 j.,,T5jV'! PEREZ -- Notice €' iiUrufli. I .' C Staintin stail. Survi'r. include 'Lrct '-'u -. If. Young, Cocoa; H. C. Voung, m'uwni; iii i anu J. A. Voting V jt. of Lakeland; three ,I a., uuu6nwsamrLT.L Noble, Palatka; Mrs. J. J. Jones and i"-. 1 -& "both of 'COM; 19 grandchildren: 15 greatt' grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Ilonie in charge. 2. - independent. Rela tions betwen Adams and Askew have been strained since the governor obtained Adams regisnatinn as commerce secretary earlier this year The action followed revelations that Adams improperly used a state employe on his Quincy farm. Tony Russi Insurance or ., 4gency ''• - - I. Area Deaths ,. Atiinus Said he 101(1 ,skew he thought the "appropriate thing for me to do at least as I saw it at this time" was to run for secretary of state If incmbent Richard Stone ran for the U. S. Senate. Adams said he would "much prefer" to go for secretary of state, an office he held- from 1960 to 1970, but has not ruled i,ut a gubernatorial race. The lieutenant governor said he told Askew that many per. SOIlS had urged him to "run as an indepndent In the general election for governor and let there be a sudden death dcci. si on bet%lee the Democrat and Republican and Indepndent." But Adams said he had always been a Democrat and had no plans to run for office as an The McKibbin Agency / .. ,... . ''...- Monteith Inc. • Karns Insurance Agency - -'. . -- 1,3 r L. I -- T I0 - Wallace Insurance 11 I .~- I - .:::.: 1- ~ — I Irm ; '~~ 1~._,., -"I"', - :z-,;. . . ~~.'t . M - Crumley -4. 1. ' - ea slide which cost him billings in Las Vegas and television appearancez, had been admitted to the hospital eight days ago. An examination showed that one of two artificial valves in.. serted In his heart in 1971 was not functioning properly. Gershenson said, necessitating Wednesday's surgery. The brash, ambitious Darin once vowed publicly that he would become a legend bef ore he was 25. And he almost made It. By the age of 24, he was Playing the country's top night spots, had signed $2 million worth of movie contracts nod had married his leading lady, Sandra Dee. Boyd HH ' .- Bobby Darin IN .' . I,- 'I I ..; I-W ,i i-~_-,~. - W _-_ . -. — - 1 ~ _ ~ -_-I _._: - A ... I"Ofessional Women's Club for married to Dr. Luis Perez, thee the honor, which is awarded mother of mo sans, Luis Jr.. 14, dnnually to the norndn who has and II A (Tico), 11, and a Dr. Maria I' Perez, Sanford contributed the most out member of All Souls Catholic physician, was awarded the standing serv ice to the corn Church coveted Roberta Gatchel munitv. Memorial Award W ed nesd ay Ihe award was established Dr. Perez is a member of by the Sanford Kiwanis Club at by the Kiwanis Club in memory Florida Medical Association, a Ladies Day luncheon at the of the late Roberta Gatchel, Seminole County Medical Civic Center. Past Kiwanis It who for many years catered for Society, Democratic Woman's Gov. Bill Fraasa presented the the club meetings and upon her Club of Seminole Count), plaque and banner, death left the residue of her Democratic Executive Coin$h,V Uth th4lk, iu,g€ ,.uuia1, uud U She was nominated by the project.s. $ of Canaveral Area heart Sanford Business and This -ear's recipient is Association and the Mid. . Florida Council for Inter national Visitors. L =— She has worked for the Drug 49 Action Committee of Seminole W~ M J . M ___ - I i r r 4w . AL ... since its inception and was IW2 Z_ # & Y~ 404 r~ , -. _ I ( ; m.-inbership co-chairman for the Ballet Guild She -. .e active interest In the project WIFE, Community Service De pa rtment of Seminole Junior College and has participated on the panel. Ashby Jones, program ". • ehiirmar,. - presented - a program on art with wellA~ -; - known S6nford artist E. 9. . . I- . .- king an acrylic . F painting, which was later framed and a warded as a door ,f' prize Mrs Marvin Dyal, 11 of the Sanfordpresident t UTIC'i' St NF(PI) / I tLt1I..JI .',.'-" '-' Seminole Art Association gave ... emonstrates technique for Kiwanians a short talk on tier organization. 4. - ; '"i !F .2 r .,~, .. A W% .., =~, an By JANE CA&SELBERRY County Editor "' TV411'• I : ,i 1 II ! . ~ t,•' .f ..i. .l IVIEW lJ*LJLAaM 1C3 diAl II C1LU - - -- -. K - ---.---. -- .__ :.. I— ___ .w - -,- - _~_,_- ,,- I - - _. _-~_ .~ 1_41 i~, =-,____ __ - ,11kqJJ--, - * - T u,, VJF' . 'iewanis Offer Awar To Dr. Maria Perez - __ w ,,, t • .- ' - - Thursday, Dec. 20,1973-3A - . stantly acce le rating to!! of those of us who liye many years, it is simply not reasonLOS ANGELES (AR) - Bobable for me to assume that my by Darin, Whose all-time hit eye will remain undimmed and ba "Mack the Kni fe" sold two milmy natural force stay una ted Hon copies and shot him to the for so long a time," he said. top of th e rock 'n' roll era of a As Erin was te lling North decade ago, died today at 37. He Caroli na reporters about his had undergone open heart six-month struggle to resolve surgery Wednesday. what he called "the hardest Spokesman David Getproblem which has ever cshenion said Darin died about fronted me," Watergate corn12:15 a.m. PST in the intensive nhittee la wyers were delivering e ward of Cedars of Lebanon three subpoenas to the White os H pital, where he had underHouse. They ordered the Presithe six-hour operation, gone dent to produce 481 White House had a history of heart Darin tape recordings and hundreds trouble dating back to his boy. of documents relating to all hood days In the Bronx sec tion aspects of the Water gate probe. of New York City when he sufThat move, made possible -- ----feted from rheumatic fever, new law draf ted by En-in Darin, who only recently had - -ianself, was clear signal tha t a popularity Ue Senate's Watergate investi. natIon is not over. Ervin Ervinhazsaldhetntendsto has said he intends to make pib of trense all the tapes and the copies of he retained. MRS. J. A YOUNG SR. [be Meir governments past all the documenti because the LI ., Mrs. J. A. sating Sr., of d)kt4ji" i.t a, •a...4 kilw know t. •k.. rjdi,,'u I', g- kg4. . 'c'aw . !J' 1A1*JIIC u i ,' C" ' died Wednesday night ,n i. aa.... ,J southeastcoast '/1 U UIVJ may COntruth UII STIIIII I)UIdI UL_ t... - I. I Sis ri LI .1 siuvuge. She T\44 $.. 4. s,, ii guards the n. I former!" lived InIk.IUTW Sar'' A - -- Ervinuidhewi ll haveto thanne! from tlac Red Seato at'..'W11C xe ua usc asic J. A. - -- - - • ,s4lVm*f'.l Ofl tt'.. Dr Eflat Israel's southern port;Young. judgments ' was a '."' °' she - dent's Wa tergate role when his the Gaza Strip, the slender teeFull Pres4toun Chad, - - i -- - -committee makes Its Imal e- ritory that pokes in tø SOULIieTTI SanfordandOrclerof a th e p.rt. Because of that, he said, I.sraeltilte a cannon t*rrei; ..ern. ir Golan Heights, from which i niigtit from voting on whether or not Syrian guns shelled Israeli - FiamvnJ n+t'.ne - -IJV•4I VII'iJ 4 '-a be can. 'tIenients In Glileea ii1 the wu Mas YOUNG, old walled city of Jerusalem Fur.rIr c'i Ig Mrs JA vieted If tie matter is , ,'. Mmt of the occupied west Yc' r 'ir I 1 i L the &r.aW vJilc be is still a WCY - ... a lb ___L hank of the Jordan River could member i a 3 pm Frly al Sr.tIon --H was asked specIfically If be returned, but Israel would Ianecai I'sw* wt?a Re,. Virg 1 retain a protective strip along L Gryani Oil lUst n.j Bur iii,' he be lieves t he President is Mef"Or 01 pal;, SAM of uxise he feels will not recw- the river and sonie adjustments son Ft ral 8 Hm I"S° in in Jordan's western frontier. e:. - ii -- - Spain's Premier K Golda other consultants have been wor kIng in think tank committees to Jo. fine Israel's bargaining options and strategy in Geneva. Officials say the c itt are calculating Arab demands and possible Israeli on such questions tan refugees, freedom of shipping, trade, and access to holy pla ces in Jerusalem arid sta tus of the Arab sector of Jo. rusa lem. But no special team has t set up to work out a position on the biggest factor In L"e Geneva talks — the Arab demand for Israel to withdraw from allof the 26,000 square miles of territory it seizei In the i war. For one thing, gen election Dec. 31 could change the composition of the governovern. rnent and its view on how mueh 1~ '~.? - was - -__tw_,, -. ~. SCOUTS RECEIVE EAGLE AWARD ALTAMONTE Community Chapel the scene of Eagle Court of Honor for Kurt VanZyl and Jimmy McOwen shown with Scoutmaster Lawrence Deans Tuesday night. (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) -- : """'~I~ "All _ \-1 % k~ #It N_ I I .1 . ., . - I _\ . b Watergate'Waterloo, Sen. Ervin To Retire L1i I # , %. r.~ . --0@ - - j"—i- • -- TEl ~ i ' VI Buffer Line S -- - -- - ilii~ -- 4 I -.-"-- - .. - , .. . . BEIRUT, Lebanon (AR) — before a Palestinian revo- ization to ask for the extradition Palestinian guerrilla leader lutionary court," the pro-guer- of the gunmen, who (liii to the Yasir Arafat is asking Kuwait rilla newspaper Al Moharrer Persian Gulf sheikdom In a U.N. Njacked West German airliner to hand over the five Arab gun- reported today. .& The men who killed 32 ersons at er said Arafat has in- and surrendered Tueslay. The Palestinian news agency Rome and Athens airports strueted the Kuwait office of his Monday so theycan"stand trial Palestine Liberation Organ- WAFA reported that the PLO has asked the Kuwaiti govern. ment to allow its represent.aAVIV (AR) — Israel Uves to participate In the Inter. gut into the Geneva peace rogatlon of the five terrorists. conference apparently deterPLO will also demand that mined to withdraw none of its MADRID, Spain (AP) — old chief of state, I nduced him ' troops along the Suez Canal un- Acbn. Luls Carrero Blanco, to give tI hius. the gunmen be turned over to new premier packed the the guerrilla leadership after (ii Egypt agrees to do likewise Spain's premier and General The * --*%., . owrnment with conservatives the Interrogation Is over so that ,O X t the I;radb- ~vant,~Jor issimo Farancisco Froacl7o_ g 01 . a proper pinistunent be meted h t4des t6 pull b**0VRF-k clobW as9xiste, was once more. ousting a group sides of the canal when his ea up today, the technocrats. They had been 000thelD, WAFAsaId. _I1. The gunmen killed 30 persons ' and be separated by a buffer of government announced 'Jiowing some liberal tendw,-. inaflrebotnbatt,ickona Pan United Nations soldiers along Ah ig b-ranldngpc4lceaource cIes of along with programs in141.1 OW the Rowe T' -'.0 " the waterway. P. said the 70-year-old premier dustrial and econon'Jc develop- A,rflflclifl jetliner M And before debating the was assassinated. C' rnent theywrrepushlngtodraw airport and shot an Italian poArabs' major demand — that Torcuato Fernandez Spain into the European Ucema,i to death there After the hijacked LUfthansa plane Israel give up all territory Miranda, the vice-president of community, Athens, seized in the 1967 and October the government, automatically Carrero s elevation made 'IJ(A portion Italian hostage aboard the air. wars the Israelis want to became premier. him the heir to at least a UNAUTHORIZED SUBSTITUTION know just what sort of peace the There was speculation that of Franca a power In the event Egyptians and Jordanlans are Carrero was the victim of tee- of the generalissimo's death, MIGRATING BIRDS seem to pay little heed to prepared to make. roctsts. The explosion report- and the strongman's closest the big 'bird' which flew into them recently in Will it be a full settlement edly occurred about 9:30 am., collaborator in the day-to-day skies of Wisconsin. Plane crew was making with trade, open borders and half an hour before nine work. naming of the government. check on size of flock heading south for winter, diplomatic relations, or an ere and a Roman CatholicFranco previously had armed truce that could lead priest went on trial for foment. designated Prince Juan Carlos I eventually to more war? ing strikes. Leftist and other de Bor bon, the grandson of antigovernment groups had Spain's last king, to succeed just as important to us as the threatened protest demonstra. him as chief of state. question of territory is to the Lions. Carrero has been described A" says one laraelioffictal Carrero was named "presi- as "more Franca than Praninvolved In preparations for dent of the government," or " He was at Franca', side WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. would be84at the end ofit, Geneva. premier, last June after the during the l936-39 civil war and Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., retir- however. Ezperts from the foreign and family of Franco, the tOyear- in the government since. - '- - If GM, Ford Acquitted WASHINGTON iAP i A rt-4wmy4Mn9 happvned to &n. William ProxtraireonhiswaybtlaeCupitol. The Wisconsin Democrat, a phyica1 iitiiess enthusiast, :ry j - t. tF i'p!ti-I !rtn tie Wed. trrrt. w1 sd' wais. were ctert wflb a ia T He slipped on the Ice and fell. anowfafl. ntw4wh frmr ended up with tine arm in a sl.mg and a cut .s cye An aide sait Pruiure suffered a small cut above his eve and twisted his shoulder. . eeks UI Laud Yields To Ford ---- Guern sraei uOUi S Troop t ANNAPOLIS. Md. i AP Barbara Mandel says she has given up hope for her marriage and will leave the governor's mansion today. Mrs. Mandel has remained in the mansion since her husband, Maryland Coy. Marvin Mandel, announced last July he was leaving her to marry another woman. Mrs. Mandel said she had hoped and believed he would return - Main Demand - Governor's Wife Leaving -- - - --- By DONNA EWES Herald Staff Writer , for his nation meant free passage instead of blockades, cooperation instead of hostili ty and mutual recognition of the sovereignty of the countries In the Middle East. Groniyko, co-chairman with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger of the historic negotiations at the Palace of Na lions, warned that the talks would be "very complicated" But he said he hoped to see "good will and realism around the conference table." The American and Jordanian delegations were arnving here today, and Kissinger and Gromyko scheduled a dinner ._..,. ,i,. LONDON ( AP) - The British government says it might agree to a bigger pay raise for the coal miners whose slowdown is crippling Britain if other union leaders pledge not to make similar demands. William Whitelaw, secretary of employment, told the House of Commons that, If the government modified its anti-inflation ceiling on pay ralsc.s "to the miners' further advantage, then other trades union leaders ... would have to make It clear that In negotiations they would not seek to follow the nuncrs leid.' wvi - ---- - I ~ I to Syria on Wednesday for what ('A!flO (AP) — The Egyptian the Arab oil war hurting Europe the SsTiafl news a'ency SANA dccia tu L;t (kzieva peaL'e aid Inching t1Uiiiled States, idicitetI was a futile attempt conference is determined to get time is on the sane 01 we Arans. to persuade the Damascus gay. some movement in the shortest But Egyptian officials, from ernrnent to send a delega tion to possible time on the issue of a President Anwar Sadat down, Geneva military pullback along the have made clear that they are The Syrians, who launched not "ling to nail Indefini tely s, 'iez Canal ,,s,,.,., %P1 I TV MI MJ After that is settled. Egypt Is for a settlement. EgyptiarL% saM their boycott of "We have tested the Israelis the talks was the result of "a willing to tackle issues that might be resolved more easfly and so far have found threm combination of maneuvers and wait for progress on them wanting," said one top Egyp. serving Israeli interests and before trying to settle such di! tian official. He was referring aiming at diverting the conferficult questions as the future of to the desert talks that Egypt ence Into dealing with marginal the Palestinians and Jerusabroke off Nov when they matters." failed to produce Israeli with, The opening round Of talks IS lem E"is convinced that, with drawal on the Suez front. expected to be mainly cerenx~ma] and procedural and to last only about three days. it thought likely, but not yet offictally confirmed, that the conlerence would then recess until after the Israeli general dec. Uon on Dcc 31 British Miners' Wages N -- -. told newsmen: "We are not closing any door, All parties must show elasticity and tolerance." Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said his govern, merit's aim at the conference was "apeac'e agreement signed by all sides which will bring about a condition of coexistence between Israel and its neigh. bors." Eban, leaving Tel Avis with Israel's delegation, said peace GENEVA. Switzerland lAP) - Soviet and Egyptian foreign ministers pledged to do everything they could to make a suecess of the Arab-Israeli peace conference which begins here Friday. The pledges came fr3rn Foreign Ministers Andrei A Grorn)ko of the Soviet Union and Lnad F ahrn of Egypt as delegates begin amving for the conference A high-level mern bet of Dahny's delegation also PARIS i AR) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger 9=111AM ---- - -- .. I 4 . : Pledge Good Tclks Briefs . ------- - - --- - The Sanford Herald World' News :-.. I A - - - PH. 322-2821 f ' . ' '' It �:. 4 6A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 uriolus Gas Claim S Academy Plays p 'Santa ' ickt ri c e Cu t Ter m. 'Gi mm 11y JEAN PATrE.SON Herald Staff Writer Fht. ilawi by a I)tItofl41 iles-ich serice station operator that he has so much gasoline he had to slash prices and start a gasoline war to get rid of it as termed 'Just another publicity guwiitk by Sanford Stanard Oil Co manager Earl Iligginbothan today. "They don't have any more than anyone else, the pnce he's asking now is about normal," declared Iligginbotham. "Everyone's charging around 40. 42 cTnts a gallon now, so I don't see how you can call a cut SANFORD NAVALACADEMY C 110STS CHILDREN from 45 to 41 cents 'slashing prices." Uigglnbothnm helie es the gasoline shortage has beer bloVsn up out of proportion and is nothing more than a set up by the "boys In Washington." He said the public is getting panicky without need, 'Gas might be short, but there's still enough for people to do what they want to do," said Iligginbothani. •I know of nobody %%ho S desperate For gas," he continued, "though the truck boys are suffering because diesel Is critical." An over supply of gasoline tie would not go along with, • • a V U" U1 y #2 U0 - - - 11111 a - } -- =;.- F - -- Seminole County Sheriff John Burns gained statewide atPolk fired his top-ranking black tentlon recently after adopting detective %tdnesda> afternoon 14-year-old Santuel (e1.er. 's-thu atter saying the officer pleaded no contest to a man"miçnthtM c)vtmmn" dniitthtnr ,-'h,ri,, ctnrnmn,, -. BI..%C -- - -- K! FTEN (E\1 LR (ii All E\ I IU\ For midshipmen and their guests IS IT THE REAL THING" (hiN strohes Santas heard at SNA i Phntn. h 'I S L,-',t'L'i Mac, who has been missing smnceThursday, has no tags, but, he does ha's-c a noticeable sear on the back of his hind leg, the owner said. Anyone having information on the dog should call 323l0 or 3._-8&1. party - L -_ Y. 11-92 GetTriaI DateJan. 7 Seminole Chief Circuit Court Judge Dominick Salfi late Wednesday delayed the arson trial of three Orlando men charged in the Sept. 19 blaze that destroyed 27 trudis at Air Iist week Salfi denied a deIcne niotion for a change of venue. Wednesdays delay came on motions filed by attorneys for the three suspects. Flow Designs Inc. in Casselberry. Thai had been scheduled For this week at Sanford for Benjamin Franklin Manes, Arthur Ray llrundon and Kilce Mullins. S&dfi reset the trial for the week of Jan. 7. The trio was arrested one month after the fire, and shortly after the discovery of a six-stick dynamite bomb outside the home of Air Flow coowner Roland Cousineau, 1090 Crystal Bowl .. 4 _______ Griffin's voluntary staWmenLs to police, and iiduntary surrender of rvtrjei'ee In the case. Aekert !=iiel t1-uit- o' e 4 - - • ________ - - 7 - 4 - -- - - I - - __________ -- _____________ - - - - - . 'r ' -- - cfld - A ' - - •- - - - - . C - fli'i (' (111 f(1(1c.11 CLEWISTON, Fla. (AP Warm and rainy weather will hurt chances of saving Florida's sugar cane crop damaged during a macr freeze earlier this month, a sugar Industry official says. Nelson Fairbanks, general manager of Florida Sugar Cane League, said Wednesday that the Dcc. 12 freeze may cost farmers between 120 and $50 million in crop damage. He esUrnated three-fourths of thestate's25,433acre2 of sugar cane was damaged. "A lot now depends on th e weath er. If it is warm and rainy, it's going to hurt chances of savin g th e damaged ca ne," he said. "We will be abls- to minimize losses if the har%est can proceed at a rapid pace." Temperatuiesdtmring tht-'freezewerereportedaslowas - JUDGING BEST DRESSED DOLLS JUDGES hold best dressed dolls chosen from 100 dressed by the women of local clubs and churches for distribution at Christmas by the Salvation Army. n left, Mm-s, .James Burns, By VVin ter mother of U. James Burns, local corps officer; and Mrs. Sheila Roberts, advisory board chairman. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr, Henry, Martin, !m Beach and Glades counties with some regions having freezing temperatures (or as !on as 11 hours. Springs DrainPlan Okay De a ye WINTER SPRINGS City them a letter signed by Robert lawsuit, charges deed process" and "only temporary councilmen Wednesday' night N. Dosh Jr., Florida Land 'ice restrictions Forbid rezoning to well points" with pumps on the tabled until the new council and president, pledging to insmimaller size lots previously' sides of the road. When Police mayor take office In January a demnify the city, its mayor nd approved by the council. Chief Donald Dobson was asked request from Florida Land Co. the city council From all Nolan Reed of Florida Land, if a section of the road had been Terraces development, for damages which might arise Wednesday night first denied closed, he replied that one la drainage plans approval, from the city's approving the Mrs. Van Eecoel's hliw'køjl with air, mn,-I -. The action cameafter plats, engineering plans, that drainage work was un. equipment. Councilman-elect Irene Van permits and zoning of sections derwayandonelaneoftwo4ane Eepoel asked why' work began in the North Orlando Terraces South Edgemon had been Councilman Cliffod Jordan Ofl the drainage last Friday', subdivision, closed in the process. She called remarked that only one lane prior to any approal by the Mrs Van Eepoel, naming city Ofl a neighbor from the as closed and no one had any board elected officials and the North audience to back up her difflcujt% getting through the Councilmen also had before Orhndo (o .,is difendants in a sthteiiients street ______________________________________ Heed then said the city !engineer's recommendations City Atty. Tom Freeman had been coniplied Vsith, the urged th e council to delay A zoning board approved the action until it receives in project and only the formality writing the planning a of council approval was board reconmiendation. "It I lacking the be tter procedure to follow vi Heed said the work underway the ordinance unless there is an was 'merely a dewatering emergency," he said. - accusation wic , FURNITURE SALES , re rea+. at ._ ___ AF ALUMINUU SHEETS Jordan Challenges Right • Or Van Eepoel In Council USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 ING4ES C a -- I FOR •• MuKc li+. W.- want,t05 r 0u r kollda ys ioifhourmpIoqepj and ffei-r 1vnj 1 , OLL EACH WINTER SPRINGS—Lanie is now the plaintiff, site will also Councilman Clifford beae C' Jordan challenged Wednesday A calm but angr Mrs Van du ck IDEAL LINING LININr, MATQ Thnu IDEAL Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) IAI I mimi iIrniniøo't !rrn i,s iit'ht ...,. NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SLISSORS IDEAl FOR ROOFING or INSULATING - I I - - .. bus-u oe- nas neen Van Eepoel's right to sit as a assured there will be no difmember of the governing body Ficulty, and that her right to her next year while a lawsuit she council seat is not affected filed against the city is still She pointed out as well that pending lnngMood's Councilman-elect June Lorniann Is also the He asked City Ally. Tom plaintiff in a law suit against Freeman for an opinion on Longwood and she has found no w hether she can occupy the difficulty either. with the trust and conMrs. Van Eepoel said Mrs. 1iienc of other members of the IA)rmann received an attorne board under this condition, general opinion that she can Freeman said that jn the new occupy her seat regardless i-: year Mrs. Van Eepoel, as a the lawsuit, councilman, will be a party to "It's up to the courts, both sides of the suit. While she Freeman said. -_- #anfar~ Ikerath 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-261 1 0 - - - - -- - -_ - --- - - , --=_--- -= - -= - - -.-= - -- -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - orrt is- rtg, Delcembar 26k for opening savings accounts of oe rtcourac you eFo skwp recalled Rainier's testimony 5000 you select that Wrr cried, "Dave, sflot me, you've liot me," before being rushed to the ixispnai. Would a reasonable pers'n ever point a pistol at anybody— that is nt rC5;nalde, 'hat i culpable negligence," Hefferrian charged. "We are nt trying to iiiake this case out to be Iirst degree murder...we believe it was an accident, the deceased believed It was an accident," Heffernan said. In hms final ir1tructii to the jury, Waddeli defined culpable negligence a an act likely to harm or kill which would not be rarri-d out by a from 4111 6111% wil-k us bcLy 3v14 4vmorroLu of 500 to 5OO() you pick from gifts unt1( 9 00 p.m. or Sa-Luria y ii ri +iP c:O o p, rn, gifts with a + TO ALL OUR GOOD FRIENDS gold bow. Plus, Compntsnded Dai!y 1 Interest, and Free transfer of funds a %1 'id ,, a It's always a pleasure to Anyviherc' in the Work -- Ji (-, f._ r10M Greet you and wish you the best of the season! FREE CHECKING - SATURDAY BANKING 9101-24 HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER KIDS - Santa is in our lobby everyday from 9 to 4. Register for hk GIANT 8-Foot stocking of toys to he given away Dec. 24. No obligation. Nothing to buy! ltiessenUaIforthetatto prove that Win died because Griffin shot him on Oct. 16, Wadddil instruc=tcd the jury'. t 133 felt e stuar THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO ob1no. Orlando ?k'rki. OVIEDO, FLORIDA - S -" * - t*/ -- - V.5 •".- - - • • -4! .--. - 4.,_,, - t_ • - - - = - - - - - - --- - - -- -a-- - - ,. - - - -- - - - - .- - -- , ,_. -- - •. I - -=_ -•'., - * - =. •_ - - r - - -. 1 - -- - , - - = - - - - - - -- -r - i__i -- - - - - * — - - — -- = - - - - - --- - - - - 4 - - - fli 500 or more. You choose from our - - office Free Gifts 1 I - r-opn at 3:J Wednesday Circle, - - -' - 00 P.M. Siaturdag -J'or Chri5im;* arid C=asselberry. -- - -'' V - - ri -- - CEo reahudhehadshotwjrzunuj informed of it by police, Heffernan, ridiculing the suggestion of ignorance, -- - I with a green bow. For accounts over oii -- - . is We wi)l dos a+. Griffin Trial To Jury before the gun went off. Rainier told the court1 Metiarnan hz jury, Uat Win appeared to jump back prior to the shot. 'fr %Virr av itt pistol bemi leveied Zulu, and tried to getaway," }frff'!rnan offered ashis understanding of the testimony. Ackert, pleading again the shooting was accidenta!, asked the j ur y- if it could believe Griffin would deliberately shoot fricnd ______ n 14L ..s- I 4 f ha$o ,.- - Smorgasbord of gifts! For accounts Cont'd from page i '- low a your own SANTA e - tia.at 01 - __________________ i' " -. --- Trio Charged In Fire _____ -- CASSELBERRY - -- R i :- - , P611 _________ ' M AT . • of , ________ - manner," a shotgun being held by the sheriff's department for safekeeping. ___________________________________________________________ from the Sept. S school-Fight Johnny Wright, already' death 12-year-old William under departmental probation, Oglesby. Both boys were (ruin ISSIfl 0 which Polk declined to discuss, Sanford could not be reached lads for comment However, the Herald Polk said he learned two ay en s I"rned Wright hired Barlow weeks ago the state attorneys An 11-month-old Irish Setter Attorney T. David Burns to office was probing the incident. is missing in the Lake Mary repeesent him during his appedi '.'right, according to Polk, gaeaway 'Inaniruppropriate arcaandtheownersaidtodayif of the dismissal her dog is not found by Friday it ,, will die. The dogs name is Mac fk I nas a skin fungus wnicn Kc requires medication, Donn Alcott, Mac's owner said. The fungus is not contagious :. = -______ Seminole Sheriff Fires Detective - . 'intInued F'rom Pg. 1) "in August of 1972 the board resdnded the idea of year h' said, "I am against around schoo before all these winging the boundaries . Ifactors I have Just mentionet] fl I %ant double sessions Wev.ould effect such a program -'c to bear the burden of this Vs-h) Implement it now''Layer blein together' said I)issension marked the board "i think we should inestigau. ;'s well as the audience. Layer every possibility. The state has told the board he %485 against not prosided a penny of the Iht idea oF year around school promnLsed capital outlay money fhe peopie soted in four nullsyet and the state is considering to increase tht buildingthe 45-15 program (year around program ar.d that solution is sehool) being implemented flow. The The next board meeting is set population rate declining For Jan 2 at lyman High we are in the middle of a gas School. 71w board said a zoning crisis which is not conducive to decision may come at the yeararound schooL In the same following board meeting on vein, the energy crisis is not Jan, 9 in the county courthouse. compatible to running the air Layer said the decision should conditioning system all year. be made at that time, but it ftc sta te has offered more must not be made later t han th ni:itchin (1 January. ______ ZA - - ___________ ___________ Florida for travelers," said W.\SIUNGTON (A1) - Energy-czar William At the same time, Simon announced he will station manager Robert Lutz. i- Simon asked the driving public today to limli provide 1.5 million barrels of military jet fuel "There should be picaty M ii vo'untarily to 10 gallons of gasoline per from the Pentagon stockpile to United States people down here buying our eck. inter na tio nal airlines to help th em through a fuel gas but they're just not coming But Simon avoided imposing any mandatory crisis until the end of January. south because they're afraid gasoline restriction at this time. Sin -ion told a news conference that airline they'll get stranded. We want lie said full public compliance with a 10-gallon representatives said fuel cutbacks at foreign air- them to know they should come limit would make gasoline rationing un- ports were affecting international carriers and ahead. necessary'. But, he said he will not have time to that imported jet fuel was cut by the Arab "If they keep saying there's find out how well it is working before he and boycott. no gas in Florida they're going President Nixon make their decision whether or He said providing the military fuel would not to start the wheels of rationing in motion by reduce the Pentagon's stockpile of jet fuel from (1w •'iid of this month, an expected 100 per ccnt requirement by Jan. 31 to about 9 per cent. Simon left open the possibility that gasoline Simon also issued a warning to electric utility' rationing could be called off even if it were companies against continued advertising started—during the 60 or so days it would take to designed to make the public think there is plenty put the system into actual operation, of electricity and no nc-ed to conserve it. - I - lie said his American oil dealer told him to hike prices i couple of weeks ago but a gAs war is the only way to get rid of s,000 gallons a month We've got more than VsC know how to get rid of," he said "Without tourists, we on1, sell about 8,000 gallons a month. So we ha ve to get rid of extra gas ,iil -If there really was any shortage, the oil compan would have cut us back. our supplier is giving us as much gas as we had last year and lest year was a mighty ool 'ear' g Lutz says that other atationa in ple ..is-.. ....zst will have iasn prim to stay competitive. (flOW — _41 todestroythistown,"said Lutz. "The tourist trade is going to go don to nothing plentiful gasoline supply. We're tloin this rtin a gas war) to prove a point—that - Pumic Ot 1U Gallons Per Week For -- • "I don't know how much lc'nger we're going to have enough as (or our customers I hope things Improve in January," said Hunter When asked about the reported oversupply in the Daytona station he said he had no comment 'I donI about them," he said ' I only know we don't ha e II here" Hlghwayischarglng38and39 cents a gallon, and Hunter said he did not consider charging 41 cents 'slashing' prices as the Daytona operator claims, George [latch, owner of the Ocean View American Station in Daytona Beach has stated: "We certainly don't have a gas shortage here." Signs outside hkctntinntPllru.tAmpritnfhk Ironi 1vthrdjl ('hildrens lIrn' it F'ti''rj'rjse - however. Nor would Perry Honaker at the Imperial station on Park Menue ' We can't get enough gas to keep us going Last week we were all out from noon Frida' until Monday morning," he said. "Maybe that station in Daytona has too much gas, but I wouldn't say their prices are slashed — VsC reselling at4O cents a gallon now." Gary Hunter at the Highway Oil Co on French Menue said they have shortened their hours to nine hours a day. Before the station was open from 8 a.m. until midnight; now they are open from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. ___________________________________ -- - -- =• - -- - - Beautifully styled with General Electric's ncw upswept cooktop that's so easy to keep clean! Hi-speed Calrod surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-si!e oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's removable for easier oven 1'anin. Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. flu-u I- ri, 1a.m. -5 p.m. -Closed on Sat, 2522 PARK DIAL 322-1562 �- -----' - "- r PA-The Sanf ord - crfr Thur!h'.', Dec, 20, 1971 ~=,. - ____ - i__-W~ii~i_& __ ___ Altamonte Loan Legal - . PM - 91--. ~ - - __ I, - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -. . - - - --. - - - . i i - N4 - . - - -' . 1'- _______ • - --. / ..04( -! OnTonight 's Agenda Al.TAMONTF SPRINGS fuel. City council will meet in special lie said if fuel allocations are session at 7 tonight to adopt a based on 1972 uses a growing resolution authorizing a loan municipality like Altamonte from Southeast First National Springs which Is continually Bank of Maitland for $123,000 expanding services will suffer. for the city's share of the He said gasoline and fuel rort)ide sewer program. costs are up and parts and The balanee of the $1,441,000 materials costs are a lso up. northside program is financed Swofford said he believes through a $403,000 U.S. expenditures will run as much Department of Housing and as 10 per cent higher than anUrban Development grant and ticipated in the budget. He a t1$,00o Hill) loan, added that may capital putTuesday night, Mayor chases ha v e already been Lawrence Swofford said the made. New police cars have bank loan at five per cent in- already been delivered, a new terest is the final step in the garbage truck is set for sewer program financing to be January delivery and a new fire completed before he leaves truck is on order. off ire. Swofford saw one bright light Revisions in the resolution In the city's financial picutre in required tonight's meeting for the new year. He said with the its adopti on. University of Florida placing Swofford also warned the city Altamonte's official population council to curtail spending and ' 11,000 plus, up from 8,000 a take economy measures year ago, federal revenue because high increases In fuel sharing money will be incost and the high rate of in- creased. flatlon had not been anticipated In other business Tuesday III "Le budget. c.uun ii U.s meetings In addi tion he said that on Chr istmas Day and New revenues will be down from Year's Day. building permits and less Mayor Swofford advised money will be seen in municipal Mayor-elect Norman Floyd and court fines and forfeitures. Councilman-elect Cal DeVoney Swofford said today the city's that they can execute oaths of management In the new year office in advance of assuming will have to curtail patroll ing_____ the duti es of the offices at 8 by the police department and p.m., Jan, 1 in accordance with fire deDartmertpricncIng to the city charter. save Branch Rd Save 20°!. IRST CHRISTMAS TRADITIONAL scene is portrayed by 0 to r) Peter Krzyzak, Bob Capobianco, and Sheila Strickland at Eastbrook Elementary School program. "Christmas Here and Around the World FL r't.i L (H era ld Photo I niu by Iiva iIC,iOiS .__-_--- - - !"!' - Legal Notice ' on all men's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. sport shirts. L .4 $4 - Reg. 798 6316 ', 1i Sale - Men's Itr i polyreVer, / I slacks ~- SUIT TOQUIET TITLE ., 5~ , To Me Defendant REV FLOYD HARRIS, as President of KYLE'S BOYS RANCH, d all other persons cleiming . through, under or 1. . •. \ 1 .1 _ nain%? him of KYLE - 5 BOYS ~ . Lk .1 RMCii, .,nd to All parties or persons having or claiming ',ny right, 11th or ifllerest in and to property, the followIng situate In described Seminole County, Flor ida' Lots 23. 26 and 27, Block 'C. WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS. SECTION ONE according to the at thereof as recorded in Plat Book 10, Page 6. PtIic Records Seminole County. Florida. You, and each of you, are notified mat asuit toquiettilletotheabove - )ff I J: - -- described property has been filed . -. - against you and you are required to serve written defen ses to said Complaint on DAVID W. CON I, I _.; Choose from assorted solid colors. 100 pct. polyester double I J Winter I'ark Florida 37119 and file theorignl in the Office of the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court on or before ,i ir.! tz..:. -, r 11 ' default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint DATED this 14th day of December, I3 (Seal) Art hu r H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By Cecelia V [kern Deputy Clerk Publish Dec 20 27 1973 and Jan 3 10 1914 DEW 97 - ii 1-4 -0 Baseball reduced FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ishereby giventhat lam engaged in business at O Highway 431, Lorigwood, Seminole County, Florida under the flCliIlOus name of CRUSTY'S OF LONOW000, arid gloves I that I ird" to r-gisteir said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Floridi in ac conlance with the pouisinj of th ~___ k ---- . S"fian "S 09 F lorkia Slatto" lfS7_ Orig. 9.99 S OPE. INC W. w. Bonnie, President Publish . Dec 13, 20, 27, 1173 and Jan 1971 M i I88 IJI%W £; a1voe 31 Sal. $208. 3 cycle Reg. 239.95. Fasiback styling of premium cowhide in blue and red custom convertible dishwasher has maple Cutting board top, Sound deadening cabinet and dual level wash with adjustable speed control. Includes automatic wetting agent dispenser. In white, copper, wocado or gold Color cos' no more ____ Just 60 ~ 0 I - - -:1 . k Orig. Effective January 2, -, .' I, ........................ NOW ,fi -. /3 to Orig. to $27 1974 FORD *White. Jr., miss, half sizes A. = IL /2 0OFF FF ' I" $ *Jr., miss, & half sizes Clerk of the Circuit Court By Linda M Harris Group of 200 Assorted styles, colors and fashions, Jr., miss, half. 1/ to Western Jackets 1/ Orig, 10.98 ..................... Girl's Dreg05, Pantsultg 499 Heavy fabrics. Orig. 12.79 to 6:00 P.M. Moaythru Saturday-Closed Sunday 810,00 A.M. NOW M'jJtJ.cof brushed We are cooperating to conserve energy. suede. - NOW 8 Sportswear Orig.toSl2 63 Pairs reduced Women's Shoes Orig, 9• 488 I/f3 to NOW Fall colors, sizes 1"W 1W or d Co. . NOW 2 zo b . NOW 299 - -, ' H g Men's Long Sleeve Shirts Assorted colors, Penn.Prest. Sizes S.M.L. - NOW I 488 - Plaza Penney's:Open10a.m.'til9:30p.m. , NO Mons th ru Or ______________ -0 COUN -. 1 Cadillac, purple bein made to said Writ Of E.ecut,on ioinn E , Legal Notice W?iE ADDRESS AND Al) XNOLLWOOD "c a WAT ClRCLaT 47 ER BURY. CON. 1973. SI MMONS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC By S James L Simmoni ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMI COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NUMBER 73 1555 C WESTERN LAND PLANNING __ - ' ________________________________________ Sheriff , a Ii DEW?? __ ____ _ _____ _________________ _______ FAST BREAKING SPARR O alt parties or persons having or claiming any rights to titlt Or in teresf in and to the p4'lmiies i/S ipfv'd in this scg,,. Defendants, khods in the Seminole County will be heard. PubliSh: 04C, 13, 20, 27, IWI and Jan. 3. 1974 School Office. 202 Commercial Ave.. ,THIS NOTICE 5 be -an. ip copy on PPn* DEW 54 TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS: atoresaid described pi'oes'ty and Bids shall be received until 3-CO posting In three (3) public places P.M., Friday Janoary ii, 1914 on Exhibit A attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. has been filed against you and YOU ate required to service a copy Of r'ompano eac11 Linville in Wednesday Orlando tourney action. Linville, who tal li ed 14 points, he l'' pace Golden . s to a 63-62 win over the Pioneers. Sparrow hit for 12 markers. . (Herald Photo y Geiger) yourwrlItndefeflses.ifany,t0it0n Pi'ts, Eubanks, Ross 1. Rumberger, P.A, plaintiff's attorneys, wtSe address Is Post Office 8o* Ortando. Florida, on 04' before January tIm, 1911 and file the original with the clerk of this court her be for e service on pfalrntift's attorneys or immedIately thereafter. othefwiie a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition EXHIBIT"A" Begin at the NW Corner of the NE of Section 71, Township 2$ South, Range 29 EasI. Seminole County, Florida, thence run N. 19 degrees 54' E .1237 6S 1W. along the North Line 04 said NE ' 4 to the Wrst Rigtntof. Way Line 04 State Road No. 5-477; thence run 5.0 degrees OV 43" E.. U4llfeft.alongsaidWestRigp,,ci. Way, thence run S. 0 degrees 01' " W ,731 90 fret, along same Right Way, thence run N. Il degrees 39' "w .O9lfeet, tolhe NE Corner of OAKLAND ESTATES, 151 $ lion. according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Booi 11. pages and 70, of the Public Records Of Seminole County. Florida, thence continue N. 57 degrees 39' 20" W,, $73903 feet, along the North Line 04 said OAKLAND ESTATES, 1st Section. to the West Lin of the NW t 4 of the NE .of said Scteon ' thence run North 390 00 feet, along sai West Inc to thC SE Corner the North 7 of the 14 '-ii f IhC NW ',of said 5ect ion l4,thencervnS degrees O'Os"W, 1)19)0 feel to the sw Corner therl; thence run N. 0 oegre-,s Cl' 16" W., 4340$ fed tO the NW Corner of said North " of the NE "of t he NW 04 sa id Section 24, ne run U $9 Crrej W E. Arthur H. Beckwith As Clerk of th C ourt By Joy Stokes ' DEW Public Howing Elemenfary School. The Ow ner' To WHOM NO""IT MAY CONCERN Contractor Agreement bound with NOtICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the SPecifications shall be the thy Planning Board Cl the City of Agreement used Alfamonte Springs, Florida, that PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING said Planning Board will hold a BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidden public heering to consider Itni may review the Documents at tini question of designating and following places: assigning the zoning classif.ration of Eeghan N. Kelley, AlA 300 West Seminole Boulevard Sanfo.'d. FlorIda 31771 Professional Office. "P.O." to property described as follows: LOl' 17 through 24, Block $4, and Lois II through 2$. Block 57, in Eoghan N. Kelley, AlA (iud.rng Street right of way of Alpin e Ba'shore Boulevard Sired from the easterly right-of. Denedin florida way line of Palm Springs Drive to the latterly line of Lot 21, Block 5). District School Board except Lots 71. 71. 26 and the eisa of Seminole County 32 79 feet of 104 13, Sanlando, The 707 East Commercial Avenue Suburb Butiful, Palm Springs Sanford, Florida 12771 Section. PIaI Book 3, Page &Sii, Semii.ole County, Florida arid. all Documents will be of local Ihat right-of way of Palm Springs Plarw'ooms for Bidders to review. Drive from the North right 04 way line of State Road 434 to the South PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OS right of way line of Ridgewood TAINING BIDDING DO CUMENT- Street, 5: Bidders may obtain Documents as that classification Is described in by phoning the Office of the Ai' the comprehensive Zoning ordinance cinitec' requesting further In of the City of Attamonte Springs, formation (I 305 322 MIS after Florida, No 771 73. arid also, to Decembe.' cons4der the Question of designating SPECIFIED BONDS: The and assigning a residential zonIng ce-isful Bidder(s) shall provide a classification, to property as Performance, Payment ano described as follows, Guarantee Contract Bond as Lots 75. 71, 26 and the east 32 29 provided and set forth in the feet of Lot 25. Block Si, including specIficat ions slrest right of way of Alpine Street DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR from tine easterly right of way line OPENING OF SEALED BIDS; All 04 Palm Springs Drive to tine Bids must be received and opened at easterly line of Lot 2$, Block 31, the Seminole County School Office. Sanlanoo. The Suburb Beautiful, 202 Commercial Ave • on the 111 h Palm Springs Section, PIat Book 3, day Of Jan.ry, tIll at 3.00 P.M enclosed n a S ea led envelope plainly Page 6S', Seminole County. 1rida, a nd, all that right f wa 1 ol marked on lhe outSide 'Proposal' Palm Spr ing s Drive from the North erg rnelttle of the worsisp, the date, right of way line of State Road 134 to an the name of the bidder. The the South right of way line of District School Board of Sem ino le Ridqn,-o4 - Street, County, Seminole County, FIida AS Such residential Zoning reserves he right to relect any -or - c la ssifications are deScribed in the all Bids received and or to waive compretner..ive zoning ordinance 0f any infOrrnaliti.t in the Bidding No the (ty Cf Attarnonie S pr ings, bds shall be withdra*n for a F lo rida, No 22173 04 30 calendar days 5ubse4en1 THE PUBLIC HEARING will be tInt Opening of flld without tint held in the City Hall, Aftamonte conWnt Of t he Board Spri ng s, Florida, on Thursday, Dat ed this 201h day of Janua ry J. 1974. at? 00 P M, or as December, $913. soon tpeçeaft as possof a, which The District School Board time intiet ed parties d citizens 04 Seminole Countyfor and against the pr oposed Zoning 5 W Davis Sims, will be heard. Chairman TillS NOTICE IS to be published 5: Mi. William P Layer, by posting cisc (1) copy on the Approved as to fxmDouglas lnUrom f Slenstrom. Davis & Mdrioxh P0. Sol 13)0Suite Florida lorida Stale Bank SenIord, Florida 32111 Attorn eys f or the District School Board of Sem'nole County. Pubish Dec. 20. 27. 1973 and us. . 1911 DEW $03 ______________ - TtreLsathf1erencebetween Badgersopeneda58-48margin PetmState59-55. _- piAy Clerk Publish Dec $3. ), 27. 1973 and Semsoole County, 69-62 -' 132016 feel 10 the Point Of begin nng Less - From the NW Corner 0 tine PIE 'aol Sect ion 24, TownShip 21 South. Range 79 East, Seminole County. Florida, run N. $9 degrees 56' E . 123763 (eel; thence run S. 00 December, h hi best bidder. for and sell to the degrees OS' 45" E. 515.43 fed toe cash. subj ect aa ' a nd all existing po int of beginning, thence f!JlS S. 59 lh# Front Writ) Door o degrees 4' 22" W.. $4617 lIlt; the inns, Semi a role County Courthouse thence run S 0 degrees OS ffi, above Sanford, Florida, toptrty. Said w; 00 feet, thence nun N, 59 degr ees ' fl' E , 549 17 feel, run N. 0 described Pcrslr:edP.I vulsic. AIt.monte deqe5 OS' 13" W. tO the Point Altamonte Springs, Garage Beginning I-bride ur 'her Information - WITNESS myhand And the seal I Oivis'Ofl as..labI through of thiS Court on the 10th day of tsec:vi Sheriff's I Seai) 1913 December, 5-alisfy the e I poin aforesaid described property and in tlsree (3) public places withn the City of Altamonte Spr ings. F lorida. at least fifteen (13) days prior to tine time of public hejring THIS IS 11th DAY OF posI DECEMBER, 1913 A.D. (OFFICIAL SEAL) PhylIi Jordahl, City Clers Altamoree Springs, FIarld Publish Dec. 20, 197) DEW too - T - neers L __ i h NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO GER SHERMAN GASTON, ____ __ By KEN HAPPOPORT -- -_ ____ ta um , 19174/U 1974 Florida ww 13), ned as Sheriff Of g Fiorda, will at 1 00 A M tine 7ItPs day ° Ill) offer for sa te 15 Sat. Mouii ive / *tide Vin Tag No And the rl.arlrnrnt That %aid tale We know what you're looking for. Chargeitat Sanford . r I nnéy W. Park 644-8916 11 , Assorted styles, Orig. to Orig 6.98 S. Hwy2 7-92 & L. Mary Blvd. Sanford Ph. 322-1481 J oe - I/FF Jon 3, 1914 DEW 5) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhlt P. rtue of that certain Tax Warrint Issued Out OS and under the seal of the State of Florida Departm ent of Commerce. Division f Employment Security upon a final ."rnentrend-red in the aforesaid couri on the 30th day of September, AD 197.3 in that certain case en filled State of Florida Department of Commerce Plaintiff, vs Donald Her bert Start t a Don Stewart Ccwu ri-Ic ervi.• t me as Sheriff of levied '*M'wooir County, Florida and I have lb d upon the following de%cr ronierty owned by Donald be Herbert Stewart, said prooerty located In Seminole a more particularly County. lot 5foilo descni as ws -- 130 Only Orig. 4.44 . I .., Women's Clogs ' 70 Only reduced Men's Belts 50 Pairs only. tiek 583 Group of 300 reduced 3sped for light and (NEW & USED) NOW OFF 30 Only Electric Scissors ies Department Hours Deputy Clerk Publish: Dec 11, 70. 77. 1573 and 50 Only boys' Women's Sportswear OPEN DAILY (MON. thru FRI.) FROM 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. fl R and fashions, *Jr., miss, and half Sizes PARTS & SERVICE DEPT, WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY answerorpleedingtotheCornplains on Plaintiff's attorne y. Joser*t M. Murasko, P.O. Drawer 716, Fern rk, Florida 32730. and file the Pa original Answer or pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 104h day ci January, 597t If you fail to do so, a default will be taken against you for the rel'rf demanded 4 the Corn plant WITNESS my hand and official seal of ottice at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, ttnis 101h day of December. 197) Seal) Arthur H OeCk*ith, Jr. - •Assorted styles, colors PROSSER so of marriage has been filed against you In the above styled suit and you are requi:ed to serve a copy of your . *Dress length and pant suit styles. JACK Brmt,eid, Massachusetts You, Defendant, are hereby notitiedthatanadtionfo.-dis lut,on I Women's 188 Dresses isconsi n NEACTICU --. -_sworn Petition for Dissolution of Marriage a Vinculo having .T President 3910 Toinsy Sirett, Hftslon, Taxiis filed rciprding your m*rr1&g* I* ATTEST: c 11071 ROBERT C. FORD, 39110 ROSEBUD GASTON, COMPANY. an 111:n0is Corporation WE Mh in CircLAI S: Harold Edward SlmmoM Tt,lnay Street Houston Texas 77031 Court In end for Seminole County, Secretary of Florida. • - . . VALERPA D,LOFTOPf, If Monroe Florida. the short title of whiai i ffl ,77w, PUblith: Dec. I), 20, 27. 1973 md Pla, Montclair, New Jersey oo.a IN .--. . PIaintIq, RE THE MARRIAGE OF Jan. ., 1974 ALIEN C LOFTOf II Monroe PosuOuI) GASTOn, W,f and __ 1lI(e F'w)t(Ir, JCI(O142 WAREU II GL41TUbIG ari I I -ROGER SHERMAP4 GASTOP4 . CITY OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED GERSTUNG his wife HENRY W -HuSband, these presents command Ihat a PetitIon has been filed in "id ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, IMHOFF. ROBERT BRATZEL. . you to appear end fIle yrur Answer r ... . Court praying for an Order to FLORIDA -... EsquIre, and WILLIAM G. - " or other detens,orpf,adgwljh the -: NofIC,OfPVbIiCHearIn, •1 determine persons interested In the Clerk 04 the Circuit MILLER. JR., Esquire, d be LAW . ,. C ourt in and for TO WHOM IT MAY Estate ofj. W. Ford. decused, and CONCERN: OFF ICE OF WILLI 0 MILLER SemIfloIeCounfy, Florida, and se,je NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by their respective sharti In the a copy thereof JR., . - -- . W , Petitioner's t i -.. -. / the Planning Board of the City 04 residuary assets of said estate and torney, Roger L. Berry Of Defendants, Defendants. . / Springs, F lorida. that YOU Ore hrebyreQuired to file your CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY. NOTICE OF ACTION . : ' j .:. -. written defenses thereto withinforty P0 Drawer 1 Sanford, Florida said Planning Board will hold a TO V,ARREN H. GERSTUNG ' • I P u blic hearing to consider ( ) days alter the first PUlCItion 32711, the 000 5 D'x,e Highway on or before the leth day guest or posting hereof. Should you fail December, AD, 1973. 04 changing the ontng West Pompano Beech, - -- . therein, judgment will beenteced in classifIcation from RsId,nIiap, F lorida -WITNESS my hand and seal oftrno Multiple Family. "R MFI" to .Ve due course upon said Pet ition. • -i; Clerk of the Circuit Court on this 31st Commercial. Genera, "CO." on WITNESSmyhanda nd t;of day of November, A.D, - : and property as describedbelow, a said Court at Sanford. Seminole (Seal) L. E. GERSTUNG those Classificat ions are descrIbed County, Flor ida, this 4th day ci 1000 S. Dixie Highway Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. in the compielnensive zoning or. December A 0. 1973. West Pompano Beech, Clerk of the Circuit Court . . - ct'nance of the City of Altamont. I) Florida -• -. By Cec elia V. [kern Springs, Florida. No 7787i . :__-_7!_- -_,-YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the DePuly Clerk Circuit Judge Abovenamed PlaInfiff, WESTERN L_ CLEVELAND, MIZE & 0EkRY __ _____ By Lois B YaIker LAND PLANNING COMPANY. an Attorneys for Petitioner lapproxImately) of the Dtputy Clerk following Illinois Corporation registered to do P.O. Drawer 7 - rn A . described prooerly, From the W..t i. P.. 4 nfd ivridj Jdli -. I --corner of Section 14 T ownship 71 filed a Complainf agamn you In the OF SPEER &SPEF PA u_. Publtsh ?i -1 T: , 29 Dec 6 3 20 1973 South Range 79 East run S 0 above styled Court You are r' I Box 1)64 DEV C3m degrees II' IS" W 441.13 feet along vnanded to scrve a copy ft Sanford. Florida 32771 04 your Inc West huundy of the SW'4 of Attorneys for the Estate of - -_. . written defenis, if any, On . ADVERTISEMENTFOR -said Section ii, thence S19d.grees J W Ford deceased STEPHEN U. STONE, Plaintiff's SEALED BIDS 44' 74's E 11.3$ feel; thence S 0 attorney, etnosi addrt Publi%h Dec. 6, I). 20, V. 197) INVITATION TO BID: NotiCe is degrees 33' Is Suite 34" W 411 06 feet for the ISIS. CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida. .--__DEW 23 her.by given Ihat the District sthool point of begiing, lhence continue on or before thi Ih day of Jenry. 6"rd of Seminole County, Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND County. Flor South Odegrees53- 34"W 3$fej; 1971, and file the Original with the id a will receive sealed FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, thence South Clerk of this Court either before ds until 3: P.M. on Friday, 14441 feet, th 1 degree 07' 0)" W FLORIDA ence S $9 degrees 4)' service on Plaintiff's attorney or January 111 h $974 at which time CASE NO 7l147 A 54 E 1211 $0 feet thence N 0 immediately thereafter otherwise ________________ :.. Bids will be publicly opened DIVISION A and degrees IP 21 [237 7? feet thence a default may be entered ag reed in the Seminole ainst - 'I,4Xi_1.._ OAw. HARBOUR CORPORATION, County N 59 d'grees 41 54 W 1500 feet you for the relief demarded In the s Office 202 Commercial Florida corporation. Ave thence H 0 degrees 19' 24" E 1350 Complaint. _ PROJECT TITLE aomaimPlaintiff. lt thence N $Cdegr,,s41 St W -_i__. _ _____________ _______ This Notice Shall be published RELOCATION OF ALTAMONTE 113234 feel to the point of begin cnce •h week for tour (1) con ELEMENTAR f SCHOOL ORIENTA FERN COMPANY, • ning LeU the NE corner with sicutive weeks in the SanforJ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA fr -h,---= dissolved Florida corporation, iti -fltageonWymore Road of lISle-el H*rald. NAME OF OWNER: Tine District Micceuqgrante,s assignees, and Wool Board of Smbne$e County, fld a depth Of ISO feet WITNESSmyhw4 ww test of the creditors, and WALTER B . THE PUdLIC HEAQING will be Court of Sanford, Florida, this 10th Seminole County, Fida BALLARD and MARION held in the City Hall of Altamonte day of Dcembr, 1913. PROJECT LOCATION. W BALLARD, tf allve,or if dud. hisor SpringS. Florida. on Thursday. County, F lo rida. (S.. Docvm h er unknown heirs, devisees, No January), 1914, at 70O P.M.. or as Arthur H. Bockwjth, Jr AK RIDGE'S guard, Robert Sparrow, againsttough legates, or urarWees. a nd all Cihet' soonthereafteraspo%siofe,f,, Clerk ,, 0 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF time persons of parties clAIM109 by onen1 Jeff inSerested part,es and citizens cage By: LindI M. Harris SEALED RIDS: All Wds are to be NOTICEOFACTI0N Warren Road i Women's Uniforms -7- . .. . Group of 150 1973 0 TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids within the City of Altimonie TO ORIEP4TA FERN COMPANY, Sprmnos.cIorid4,ell,astfjf0 (IS) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Shall be oper*ø and read aloud to daiS prior a dissolved Florida corpo,atkn its to fin, time of puhIIf lGHrNri4 JUDICIAL CIRpirlicipating een.-rat Contracton hearing wCcessos,granlees,assiQnesand CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE creditors, and MARION F. and interettedpublicmnatt,fldance DATED THIS 171h OA'r OF COUNTY. FLORIDA PROJECT SCOPE 1. CON. DECEMBER, $973 A 0 BALLARD and WALTER B. STRUCTION: CIVIL ACTION NO. 731mB The BAlLARD,if living, and if not their Proud (OFFICIAL SEAL) In re: the Ma,-rias 04 getnei-ally consisti Of the Complete unknovm heIrs, and all u.nown Phyllis JordahI, GEORGE E. DUTTON, SR , conztrvction of tini protect as tisled successors, grantee-s. assIgnees, c, Cleet Husband. with related S ite Work as set deviStes, credtors. legatees, or AltamotWe Springs, and forth in t he Contract Documents, other persons claimIng by or Florida BARBARA M. DUTTON. TYPE OF CONTRACT; The Work Pu through any of tine foregoing In any bli Wife will be let under one contract fl DEWsh ' Dec. 20, 1973 manner or fashion, NOTICE OFSUIT accordance wIth pages OR? and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that ri CITYOF TO Barbara M Dutton BR- SoftheCentractDoo,ments actiontoquiet title to the property in ALTAMONTESPRINO$, Residence Unknown tht construction and labor involved Seminole County, Floridedescribed FLORIDA Last In th Re$ocatioin of Altamonte residence: 4, PERFORMING in the Eastbrook Elementary School Christmas program were Santa's elves, front row (1 to r), Missy Kincaid, Michelle Gibson, Persharon Mathi!, Jessie Wood, Gina Burgio; standing, Anita Gurinskas and Cindy Bauer. Over 350 children participated from Kindergarten through fifth grade, under direction of Mrs. Sylvia Newsiow, music teacher. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) -- Decessod THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: UIIflDy R FORD' 203 Rkerl j,reeI St. C lb mis Ontario I IE er8 CHISM &4 Brush Street Detroit Michigan 41201 JOHN WESLEY FORD JR., DEWO DANCING ELVES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME LAW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN J W. FORD, Defendants I.a__._. I DEW % minted and Wing Executrix of the 1 jfrt Fstale of HELEN TILFORD .I d ecr.eased, an REV. FLOYD a hIA I.t as flret:.a en 0 aKYLE'S BOYS RANCH, ./(--' __J Chairman blIth C W 0 Dec. 20,1973-9A and 27 rebounds to lead the twins, al though you really with seven minutes left. A A t ,, Spo Wkr Wisconsin $ unneraiueu Hflu nage LO iO Ci to notice Kim finished with 22 points NOTICE IS WlconIn Coach John unbea ten Badgers to a 62 KIni, is the and 11 rebounds while Kerry THAT SIMMONS ELECTRONIC Powtess me up with a good vlcto over the Mounth(nee. ce er a had l8poin ts and I6 re bounds in nte r at et'K IOo SYSTEMS, INC.. a corporation hand Wednesday nightwo of forward,lsaquarr.incuer Wisconsin's fifth straight Florida, akind.Itw as more thanenough . "I'm confident that both and seven pounds ligh te r vlcto this year aQIng in business undet ,, be1 Wt -Virginia. players have a really good shot In ther games Wedneiday ctlous name 04C SESI, at IM his look-alike. L TheflughestwinsKjrnand and Druid Drive. in the ily of tI night 11th -rankLeA d LongBeach Kerry - teamed for 40 County 0 Scm., Ind Stat ts the pros," said Powless. "Both They gave West Virgini? State blasted Cal PolyFlorida, intends to regIster the Said -I/d shooting eyes around double trouble In the second Pomona79-&4; No. 14 Arizona 114me with fh@ Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Mid Counly. the basket and can hit from the half, both controlling the boards edged No. 13"nsas State 74-72 DATED Ibis 30th day outside as well." and the flow of the game as the and No. 18 Sysiwim trimmed Of INTEClpCUifijRrop THE November, DEW 101 FLORIDA CGUNTY. FLORIOA SEMIhOLE __________________ CASE NO. 73-l6.D 'ASE NO 731713-C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, In IC: ut. Marrlige of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. KLINhWed CONSTANCE H. SEBUD GASTON' Wife CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiffs, GASTON. Hosband. _ 4 2 _.~_._ I . ; 0 Notice is hereby given I at I am NO 179, Winter Park, on Tue Way. regular meeting day I CUIT. IN AND FOR Sale FICTITIOUSNAM FICTITIOUSNAME dney L Viblen t Reg. $5 PUBLIC NOTICE Wt lu Nahonai Holidays Of Thursday, Legal Notice - Of ou Orlando Or . Sanford, Seminole Florida under the 4Ictli.ji na me 37719, SeminoleCounty, FIc-,j the Board of County C0nmitslon, County, Florida under the 4 11ltiGJs COURTESY MOTORS, and that04I under thCilCIiflØt name of DIAL A. the meeting dates have been name of BRAD'S AUTO SALES, and Intend STYLE, and that I intendto register Changedas foIiow to register s,aidname with the said name with the CIprk of the that I intend to register ia'o name Clerk of Regular meeting 04 December the Circuit Court, Seminole warn the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, December 27 county, Ftorld. in accordance with Florida in cardanct p, (W Øvisions of 1he Flcl he Name Statutes, TOWII~ Secf, *us Narne changm to January 3 ,on Statues. To Wt Sctlo0 I Ficlificius Name Statutes, Towil. All meetings of the &oa-d U509 Flotida Slafvle$ 1957 of Florid a Statutej 1951 Section 165 09 Florida Stotutes 1957 COvnly CQmmistlone, are held In S John S. Worling S. John L Lord S Brad Bradley the Seminole County Cocthot, Publlth. Dec. 6, I), 70, 27, 1973 Putlih. Dec 20.77. 1973 Publish: D.20.77, l9ljand Jan.). flEW74 nd Jan 3 S'eond Floor. Room 203, Sanford. tO, 1974 to iei F lo rida DEW. I - The Sanford Herald EalNiice FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE is hereby given Mal I am n bulinesii &I cdn(ekd F I Notki ___ ______ ____ ________ ____________________ -1= - ______ �f i 1OA--The Sanford Hera Id Thursday, Dec.20, 1973 Lv nn , I -_ Pats . . 'It) f)C)f'T5 TAHrn Start ey . ",;f rong Left Pumme!s Texan 10 - LONG WOOD Expecience is conipltsti his goal. Kcn Voflegweider of Evans out to a 3-2 first period lead, and scored again on anear (all he pinned Grenadier John said to be Me key to winning The otltier 106 contest Parker n ioved a itep closer in 120 with Sanders tallied on a takedown but the effort of Hartwick kept Hammond 5:44 Into the match. wrestling and two "ex. John Anderson pinned Bishop a 4:43 pin over Ray Kossler while his foe on a takedown and the match Interesting. The lie first totaled a 9-3 lead before perienced" Seminole County Moore's David Nickerson In front Colonial, escape. The second period went second period was even with no finishing hi3 opponent. squads came away as in good 2:47 after first building up a 71 Doug Wilkinson brought Kevin Kirpatrick was the scoreless with Michaels getting points awarded. At the start of shape in the first round of the margin, only Seminole that wrestl ed in a reversal, pe nalty point and the third stanza Brinker chose lman a step closer to a 156 linan Invitational. The 113 weight class saw no the opening round to move a near (all all the final two the bottom position and over- title when he took Colonial's The twoday, 11-team tour. local competitors drawing an notch closer to the crown, lie minutes to eliminate Sanders, came it for a reversal. He then Jeff Stout in 1:02. Z. Don Gilmartin nament got under way with the opponent. In the two scheduled picked up a hard fought Aiphie Franklin also movedf on a two-point near tail At 133 Lyman's Jim Howarth totaled "scratching" of Metro Con. matches Winter Park's Hart. decicion ironi Parker Jim kept his winning streak alive by toi the necessary points for the up in the 156 class with a 7-1 ference learn Orlando Boone man jumped into the drivers Picton, 4% decision from Mainland's Kirpatrick was hit early with pinning Colonial's followed by a victory, thus sending a host of wrestlers se?t early picking up a 15-7 lead Hums. The Brantley grappler In the hounds only loss of the scored on three takedowns and into the second round without before pinning Colonial's Mark a t.akedown but bounced hack two-point near fall. Later in the match he reversed his position evening Leesburg's John the opportunity to prove their Hicbardson, pe point. picking up two points on a and ended up on top giving him harrison decisioned Joe "And Dials it folks, Sammy Snurd has broken Die record for the prowess on the mat. One force to beware of at 113 reversal. Is leading up to a what The In enough leverage to pin Phillips. Szytagyi 11.0 in the 148 lb. most co mple te passes f or a 72 degree bat! game at night In Fiftecn county wrestlers did is Dave Harrison of leesburg. Tribesman then scoredspeedy classic con fron ta tion in the 16 on a points Memorial Stadium — way to go division. Harrison gained ixirticipate in the mat sport Thus tar Harrison has trium- near (all as the first period ranks both I,yman's Bob hi one of the feature events of "Unbelievable fans, Joe Schmoe has Just set a record for the with 11 of those winning. Lake plied over Brantley and Lyman buzzer sounded, take'downs and near falls as lirucado and Brantley's Craig the night Hound Jim Brinker most baskets in an opening season mid-morning contest here Brantley grapplers had a wrestlers and added another While the Sanfordite had the ptdled a 9-0 decision fro") hewas in control for almost the Davis took their opening round( itii'c sIx minutes. today — shooting ace icr the Clilcapaw Flats Flubbers has hit ixrfect night with all four first notch to his gun when he pinned opening stanza the Parker Seminole's MIke Hartwick. affairs. Brucato won via a 161" ten field goals in the ball game." round participants Lklng horiie Cocayne the representative of captured the second period. Brinker immediately scored in At 146 Robert Frazier gave tally and Davis dropped his foe "Can he do it," asks the sportscaster," Clarence Clubfoot a win. Daytona Mainland. Picton gained three on a near the first period on a takedown Brantley an advancement when iii I Just about to set an all time strikeout record for left handed pitHost team Longwood Lyman Vernon Prevatt had an easy fall with one escape point under six feet tall, with mononucleosis was also successful on the mat go of it at 120. The Brantley Kirpatrick's only weapon. The the tension unreal — there's the windup the pitch Clarence bringing six wrestlers to the grappler destroyed Bob Altman final stanza was fast and Wow "Clunker" CluWoot has 1mmcrallt)' with his new strikeout -'d." winnrs circle with only one from Florida Air 21-I. Prevatt furious with the Sanford lad And so it goes — on and on and on more and more records dropping his match. For the Ju.mped to a 7-1 first period getti ng the necessary points . — that your friendly sportscaster Is only more than ready, willing and first-year Sanford Seminole advantage on two takedowns a reversal and near fall fora 11 ------------ -- -. fble to fill vu in UI1) i. proved to he a long and a near fall. \1tiiian tallied 9 win over his toe. Most of them are ridiculous — (or instance Sammy Snurd night as they lost three of four on an escape. The second period v. The other 127 lb. contest had ' ____________ com pleted 24 passes no body tells you th at had Prevatt knocking at th e Birch from Orla ndo Evans of those passes contests. __________ weze scree ns th rown to 7 foot receivers. In the first match of the doer three different times taking a 4-3 dcis ion from They don't tell you that Joe Schmoe hit ten bassets-out evening undefeated hound collecting nine points on near Leesburg's Med*na. They don't tell you that Clarence OutIfot was the first left handed wrestlerArmando Payas pulled (ails. With exhasutlon setting in Sanford's Bill Sanders took pitcher under six feet to ever pitch with monoucleosis. ____ the string once more in the 99 the Patriot matmen finished the his lumps froni a Parker in the 4 lb. weight class. Payas scored match with a reversal and near 133 class ashe was defeated 9-4. first when he pulled Colonial's fall. Winter Park's Micheals Jumped David Maust to the mat for a I know that the above constitutes slight hyperbole. However, it takedown. Finally at the 10I really isn't that far from the real thing. EX: Jaynes of Kansas mark Payas had Maust's completed 24 passes for 218 yards— threw the ball 38 times shoulders on the mat for adaverage completion around 9 yards -whatta record! Big Deal. His vancement Into the second team LOST. And they weren't In the ball game most of the second r.1und. On Monday Payas half. ret)ed the Grenadier taking What about a passer that hits only But 12-for four TD's and 218 him :40 seconds to win the Yards — that is a bit better especially If his team wins. flthtCh. R1iu 'I!r,, Jv t J, '' - 11 only uier 99 ib. cuniest about most of these records anyway? What good do they do? Are of the evening Evans Joe they of any use at all? And why do they cram all the TV sports time Coocen dropped his oppcnent with them' from Florida Air Academy in , - e 9%. N - 'r. Spo tIIgt', t A ' I ~~_~ . __~ . fly LEFA;F1G1-1( into the Texan's face, His right nowhere to go, he still has yet another hard body blow. This 74. That means he never gave hand was used ve ry sparingly, to score a major victory since shot coupled wi th all the other Murray one round, and the but the left hook re pea tedly got Joe Frazier stopped bUn almost telli ng blows kept him on the crowd let him know what they Light heavyweight, Walter home, two years ago. canvas for the ten count, thought of his verdict. "Snake" White gave former The six th round was Daniels The opening bout was over The eight round semi-final A stunning upset was heavywei gh t contender Terry best of the night. In that session ended in a hurry as welter- registered fr, the other eight almost bef or e it began, when Daniels a boxing lesson last he closed White's left eye and weight Itoy Barrientes scored rounder when Teddy 'Bear" "Irish" Mike McKinney finally night in the feat ured 10 rounder the two of them had the best his 10th victory by stopping Murray, 168, came out of showed some of the ability that at the Orlando Sports St.adiithi, exchanges of the evening. Augle Gomei in a battle of retirement to hold undefeated everyone was saying he taking a unanimous decision. John Pinney, 161, to draw, possessed, by leaving Eddie Another whistling left hook 'I'eVms. Outweighed by pounds Giving his most impressive cut Daniels right eye In the Murray showed a fine left Jab Mitchel bleeding and unperformance, the Tampa Bay seventh and it turned the fight 148, Barrientes started slow In a and lots of ring savay as he out conscious after only 49 seconds __________________ hishelter educat ran his record up to 16-4-1 around again, this time in f ee ling out first round, but boxed his smaller opponent of the first round. by tatoning Daniels face with White's favor. From that point came on strong with wicked most the night. Pinney was The fight was an all out war ed left. on It just body shots in the second. Terry th e aggressor and may have as long as it lasted wi th both be came a question of :. In the early going Daniels how much punishment Daniels Daniels stablemate displayed landed more punches, but men being tagged with bombs H tr ied to use his weight ad. could take. In the final three an excellent left hook as : "Teddy Bear's" much to the head and body. The final vantage, 182 to 178, as he rounds he was rocked on staggered Gomez several cleaner, punch, a left hand reached it pressed the action. But, White numerous occasions The strangest th ing a bout the ta rget a split second before a the tinie& Augie showed a lot of made the former SMU football eighth ranked light heavy was class he scored effectively, bout was the scoring, Mitchel right would have. player miss with most of In complete control, but didn't have the punch his judges saw the fight close, Bob The win was McKinneys third roun dhouse attempts. The decision was rightly opponent did Burns a draw and Mick against one loss and a draw, . By the Fourth round "The given and well appreciated by Thw ending came suddenly in Andrews-7&77 for Murray, but while Mitchel fell from the was in control if the Up' I;atlu.rl,ig It le ft DanjeI.s the third after unly 1:5r) ( oiie/. the other judHe, Jack DeFranco rank; of the unbeaten to a 21 bout he k ept I1ui!u1ir a!r ". liii a mark of 30-12-1 and crumpled to the floor from gave it to "Handsome John" 80- record. . ________________________________________ -- t * )L-,A ______________________ ______________ - ______ ____ - -. A ______ - Oh Boy, Another One i,,, (1, : - i/Il I r. a - . . - . j - . . of . - . ti. were s _________ - as - _________ - ____________,-,Jt - - - .-- . -.-. .-- ... • - . -, - n - .. * I 3: _._ . _ ______ - ______. For The Bird s ov~~~~~ jjj - ___________ - - ---'it -- - . -- - - .-- .-... -.. . . .' 10111111~1~ i lw_ DANIELS DUCKING 'SNAKE BITE' But Walter goes on to take win (Herald Photos by Lee Geiger) ________________ -- ' Whitehead's 466 ~'-_i _ Lea s N - for the first time this year at 106 Lyman's Doug Peters went up against the Tribe's Bob Nogueird. This match was almost a carbon copy of - the . Payas-Maust struggle with the Hound first 1, - thanHankeverdidD)ourea11zeBabeftuthhltmorehomes in season than most TE AMS did in his earls days' You cannot com pare the two No th ing Is gamed both th ese ballpla)ers are their own time Stop it right th ere It doesn't matter who wasaweebitbeuerand th ere is nowaytotellan}.way Mother example is Jimmy Brown a lesser ballplayer than O.J. Simpson' Yes and No And it doesn't matter anywa) O.J. is as good for 80 yards with one stop-Jimmy Brown played ten years ago and dominated the leauu. tntPlIv - -- r-------- - _____ -i -- a - _________ — - ________ 1 - great in ______________ -€1 ' - -....:-, .:.: - -. ..- Z _z __ - -- . - . Koufax played for a manager that yanked him when he needed - - - - - - ".1 .. - __ _~_ -- - M ____ - - - .' _ -'---- - ... - - .--..- . - - . - C __ ~ -_~=. ~ - - - - .. -I~ __ __ __ - __ - .41 __ A -ZEZ -4 - Z__ a frame of reference. - - - - Wdnesday's Results FIRST, ti-vl4. 1 , bambift *ft its "14 34$ Iii 311 4 14 (341 5521 asiftwo III 7.4 is (4 (4-yW44644) 1114-n ______ THI10. D.st. 1'I 1: - 11$ III 3.4 4 - f#-' i11 tigit Z)'i,( - I-I to , !I 1 .3 I *4.) t)*4 71 _______ -... iIV?b-Oafl'I 1171*ffi$U *3.21 4.4 in 1 ILl. UI I II $ 14711 Purleds (1-1) 131)44 Q4tI (14) -- &i LII 334 I 3W 3 ISTW, D.t. 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"T" A -.- . . ___ - ,. -. --___ ._- ._. s#.a . -- '. -_.__ .: _.__,_ .... I DON 'T WANT TO CUDDLE' . . . 'TeAdy Bear' Murray and Pinney in close , Whitehead chalked in turkeys. over a fast in' ff - ':. P .. ,:' w -. - - of 'çr" ___________ .1 _ - r - _ . . . . , . . i — .. . o 1+ ns o i +u 1 - - s points. Next high scorer was Melody Graham with 8 points. Marian Ray scored 4 points, and [)bjeMan scored 4 points Big Dip's high scorer Dee Bawls with 14 points. Next as Ceci Rawls wi th 6 points, Joyce Nathan scored 2 poin ts, iirleyWynn2polnts,andBkympsonlpg. In the two games that have been played by each of four teams, Knight's Shoes is the only th at has won both of their games. Its starting to look like they're the team everyone will be gunning for . Aaainst Criticism -, was ... Szylagyi caught by Yellowjacket sk ns o aranoid - - d e the cloaixw in rntt - - i G WA Sill Nt1 TO N D (, (EA) — The tense climate of Wednesday night's WV National Basketball Kings 106, Cavallers 92 over ca p ital p) inghejj th the attitudes of for the Washington Redskins, team P usillaninious p sychopaths fld puerile rr ts, The players naturally take J co - Divisi isbn n. presence. At least, he's bcL - -n COsistr i *, cry close game 24 to 23 Ralph Pillow Motors was ahead by 7 points In the 1st hall their cues from (his kind of and still ahead by 4 points at the end of the 3rd quarter. It looked like Ralph Pill ow Motors would win, but th eir only all condescension Chris ' t he pro linebacker' wondered e scorer so far in the game, Karen Louwsma, could not keep up The Redskins winners "There were things we had to talk about," Walker added 23 and 20. respectively. I have never seen a team as why lie should keep talking to the Eastern Division in 1971 explained Coach Ray Scott. "We wanted to do it belligerent as George Allen's a and res cted col- t he N a t ion a I Foot ba SOnICI 124 Rockets right away while tWngs were fresh in our mindaging warriors in their rela- uninist from the Washington Conference in 1972 and still '. Fred Brown scored two baskets and two free (ions with the media, particu- press corps when his rernakrs very much in contention S. for a throws in the final 1- 40 of overtime, rallying larl~, the press. . g "to bov dis an aw np 0 . ew secon straig t u r wl li~hy. they must be getting anyhow" Weil. York Knicks 107-105. the Karmas City-olliatul Seattle and handing Houston its fifth straight Chris asi,a appearance in Januar%, retheir cues from their senior citizen of the club,( d cenhl ent through Kings drubbed the Cleveland Cavaliers 106-92, staunchest (an o v er on I'nn tine a smile on his lice weeks of local criticism for thc- Seattle SuperSonics shaded the Houston sylvania Avenue. 76ers 101, Trail Blazers 98 . Len flauss. an offensive faltering play. They had lost Rockets 124-1 18 in overtime and the Philadelphia "The radio and television An outside shot by Leroy Ellis with 42 seconds center for 10 years, all with to New Orleans. a bad team. le are said l6ers edged the Portland Trail Blazers 101 remaining insured Philadelphia's vic ory and the Redskins , tried to put the and Piusburi'h a super team veteran esman for the Bob Lanier led Detr&it over Chicago with 30 overshadowed an NBA career-high 44 points by twel's into perspective. "Two and the plavers; boi!ed. Not ji Redskim "but the news KI I the pace. Wilson Maier, on the other hand, had better teamwork : - . _ I clock the Pioneers had the ball schools upped their's 1 71 and a onc point lead, LI-61. The Sixth a e placed Orange County squad tried to In double figures as outscored Winter Haven In Pompano Beach captured job of it as they had too every ;-. I. I points while Dave Bing contributed 18 r uys they can take a j the losers' Charlie Scott Bob Love paced the Bulls with 27 points, but they still became the eighth team to be held - v ' £ i or J' east coasters to - " r- .' - %7i- ds r2 nine point I ii .it half time, 18-29 the I lowers watched it fade UX th! Golden Tornados used superior height to good Ad. vantage, to finally pull even at 53 all. In !he IM eight minutes, Pompano Beach led by their jumpshoting guard Jeff - 11I ~ '! j,,4,I ished operating on the Ken lucky Colonels to the tune of 16 fourth-quarU r po int.s, the Nets 83-82 triumph had rallied that left them in a virtual tie with Kentucky for second place in the East Division, one game behind the Carolina Cougars Carolina Elsewhere, trounced the Memphis Tanis 111-90, the Indiana Pacers whipped the Utah Stars iO4-88, the San Antonio Spurs beat ud Virginia Squires 107.100 and the San Diego Conquistadors conquered the Denver Rockets - . . - ~ t", ;'.' 'i_ ..;" A _r_ r .. 0 - I was F 5 *, __ P .I ORLANDO r " (_%, - - is 16 484 P 11 72 33) 6'J Cougars 111, Tams 90 Hov%lon Torn Owens scored 22 points (*(-,riIn(a ti nd pulled down 18 rebounds, to WesIvrn Conleronco M,d*est Diviswn send Memphis to its 12th loss Caroli na con. (:hsC690 2S 10 114 ~ trolled the game from the out- Delrosl 71 11 611 61 set and had 81-63 lead after KC, Omaha Pacitic Division three periods. u fit straight an Pacers 104' Stars 88 (.eurge \k{,tnnis tallied 15 of his ganic-high 31 points in the first quarter and Utah's lead in the West Division points over San Antonio. 16 12 S71 19 Is Iso — Otir II of them, this fat little guy, asks me to describe to him iuci. 21 3I I has been stacked mos ..% e play heads off and the fall b~, teams keying on 11 come in here into the him maybe (oach locker and think George Allen's unsparing use Foing i , to open Up to them. of the little running back has Bleep 'ern " dug into his effectiveness, Th 'I'here's no point in mak• . e Redskins are an exing any comments to you perie nced club and their ,uys," said Bill kilmer, (lie pla),ers, individually, are just teet-faced quarterback as bright and articulate and W 'S norrnaIl'asvoIubIeas Martha Mitchell and a lot those any place else in footmore sensible. ball. But an aura of distrust Duane Thomas the has been created 1w them nal silent one. naturally which traces directly to tile maintaintiti his impisi e in in with thc wrinkled brow when approached by a and the addiction brother from the media and cream - George H. Allen rudely turned away From the who has sown man w II h o u I e v e n the men with pencil pads acknowledging tile other's and tape recorders almost since he arri,ed \Vashtng ton in 1971. up - - cut to two HAP 7?V'/4fi4fEP 7:-:q, ana room . we 'r e . 4I ;= : - % J* I __ -_ __ . ~-___ for ice / - ~~= 7 '7i - __ --- — " _ L k Wednesday's Oamrs Atlanta 107. New York lOS Seattle 121, Houston Ill Detroit It Chkao K anta City Omaha game-high 28 poInts in the New York V,ru*nia '-. 1 ,4 fourth quarter for San Diego, I,rL* _ _- _ - 9 21 257 II .—' a GEORGE ALLEN _______ from my team - - I- _t_~N 1 I - C.i ' them in unison: "You won't y could almost hear the have us !(edkAtts to kick around am, , flr)(' rchoe' of 'n:Ittt'rinL nah'h ____ 0. J. - - - r - -. - - - 'il 4 '4 ROIl - 'ç- guyM - - E=j P-_ Aug-ir. 11P F, t A~. * -"NW VA& - 5 'p z' - .'. T CN0fo 615C'5 6WAV SW/IV ~ - Cs, (km. I ,- - i .a__:i1! lie rations for the game. wWj 41 Vmv. for the officer of Madison Square Gar- 1. I £ A a 21 13 An I 0 71 776 Tn,f.w t' 4(/41P5,4qj'(g WM A VIC-roRY . contempt for in 77iE/R''58IO4 f 7?tF4'77Dff ,Ze157i Z '/15Tt4P 0AX1kyP&A.rC,44f,f '"71,,.rRR5r P'\ . urigi front '. '1 7 _ -- - _., - -- Stew Johnson sciored 13 of 13 games. Erng paced all scorers with October- r of virtually -T - ' - ti-.T--_i Scorers for Ralph Pfllow Motors: Karen Louwsma 21 points, ML-Ale .Medley 2 points. I our - - DECEMBER 24. 25, 26, 27. Wilson Maier Furniture: Mary McGovern 12 points, Greta Pitts l0potnt.s,Gad Murray, 2 points. - difference between an don't feel like talking to- (tic . odd line' : day," said Larry Brown linr 1h , and an *evenA Iline.' I , ( "' ink WS will be closed I0IIOWing days to t e Christmal Holiday: sourided. Scor er for George's idea of an objeclive reporter is sycophant who writes handouts losing so much as at the press Redskins has no crc c i. PURDUE STANDS A LO NE speculation for its reasons. live about the function o f Clevelind li CIII CAGO AP among them suspected disPurdue is media in professional footPniladelphis 101. Phoenix 18 Spurs 107, Squires 100 the only Hig Ten football lei"" ball, Last January at the s~nsion. (-There is no dissenSan Antonio, led by rookie aytng its home games on Super Bowl where hundreds sion, said Hanburger. %Kansas City II1I3 " are Swen Nater's 25 poInts, rallied Omaha at .t*ns,** CIIy Northwestern has Th ere regular turf. no problems , - c of Americas best writers of I .1 Friday's Oames Installed artifirial turf at Dyche sporting events had con. can't handle In the medical world, Erving in the final quarter. Rich Jones ~ Nm York at Buffalo Washington takes its pro Stadimit in Evoti-itt^ Ill , inak. verg(41, Allen actually sait .it wtawld be 4 A-M to ta3k for the added 19 points and reserve se&lllg a, Clcvtlsnd I. mg it the ninth school in the a press conreren~e and football seriously. Even Art --&, euthanasia by which he ex- Bird Averitt had It, enabling Atlanta &I Hov%lon at Buchwald suffers with the P oclaimed deep irritation a) Detrot terminated the Colonels, in the Spurs to pull away in the . the impo'.itson of time it the Redskin', eluding a decisive foul line final period and score their But when they reverted to distraction — "you're keep' Roston at Porllanø GOES TO GARDEN jump shot with 22 seconds left, fourth consecutive victory. winning, the players r me away East Division NEW YORK (AP) — Former In the basketball world, though, and cutting Into my prac. mained as hypersen--itive as sident or the New York Yanneighbor on Penns now lice, He accused it was expected. It also was the Conquistadors 11*, Rockets 113 C arolina 73 12 657 Michael Burke, is his KtinluCky " 11 Ais I president and chief operating them of undermining pre. vania. You could almost tw'ar Nets* 12th triumph in their I&M 0 -- NO Malinte Decemb*r Sans point. Wilson Maier was an elated team when that buzzer . - si'i' - Golden S1. Los Angeles - io tt LIIVJ I .)U}J!JVU Il-P tfl. bluntly after aPrettYJoodaf. coverin' a professional foot' ternoon running they don*t even know rig the football. The NFt, s u 30 points while teammate Larry by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kenon had 22 rebound.s. Louie t)ampier topped the Colonels NSA Eastem Conleience with 22 points and Dan Issel sion added 18. Kentucky's Ron I. PcI. 0.5. Thomas missed an uncontested 24 . .aoo layup with 12 seconds remain. New York It 14 .S76 14 16': I 14 Is 'All ing tliat would have given the Dultalo blonds the lead, Central oi*i;n Allanla for an their their 12 pointi in that frame. At the other end uf the court Earl Carr, Mr. Everything for Oak ltIdge', outstanding football team, was equally effective with six POinit'. two-thirds al the Pioneers last quarter offensive effort. With only seconds left on the -At the start of the fourth penod of Wednesday night's American Basketball Association game, Coach Kevin Loughery of the New York Nets asked It there was a doctor In the house and who should step forward but Julius "Dr. J" Er- - - final B THE A.SSouATF 1) PRISS Pillow Motors Still couldn't change the wore and lost by I ob On Kentucky Colonels • With 2 mirutes left and 5 players back In the game Ralph 111 guy1, ?hat — . McGovern, Greta Pills, and Gail Murray scoring 10 points between them in the last quarter to lead by I point. the club, and tell me I'm not blocking he effort, requires the other I ei ie diplomacy of fienrY having trouble. And then one Its her than —. Pro Can Meanwhile, Wilson Maler caine on strong with Mary - after a game, even a winning geutn 1' a'reservat 'or at . # me earlier this season," he interviewing the Redski ns tid, guys who are covering American Basketball Association SC() inursuay - CflicUil minutes of these reporters come up to ing leap.' under 100 points in the Pistons' last nine games. Antonio 107. Virginia 100; Carolina I I 1, Memphis Hawks 107, h1.nlcks 104 90; New York 83, Kentucky 82; Indiana 104, Utah Jim Washington broke a lie with four points in 88; Denver 118, S.an Diego 113. 1, oil in wrist could ,,,,•,lthe deciding gaine of the three shot, but a foolish turnover took Following thm two in the that away from them too. Then woring parade for the Trojans day tournament for the No. 6 and No 3 ranked teams in the with ed the run markers and Daryl Dawkins 14. state. Winter Park faces Martin out the clock without fouling Charlie nilkerson and Vern County at 9 p.m. in the other them encounter for the winner's r contributed 12 each to the The loss dropped Oak Ridge total. bracket. , to a 6-2 mark while Pompano The F'va In the losers bracket Bishop contingent Beach the third ranked team in gradually flaA away from a Moore will face Tallahas see the state amongst four-A close 40-35 spread at the ha If , Richards at 3 p.m, and Oak ___ Ridge takes on Winter Ihn'en at ~ __ - - More bad luck when Michelle Haynes, their best rebounder twisted her ankle leaving them only 4 players for some one men together in one spiot, a comfortable 81-63 win. Park and Martin County picked allowing forward AlThurstint die Kuhl up wins in Round One of the steal the ball and go in for the shared game iiigh scoring Sentinel Star Invitational WHUIIng lat honors rris Tournament at th e Winter Park Winter Haven's There was still time left for Ha Gym Wednesday night. Oak Ridge to come back down p(ning cagers netted 19 points Evans and Pompano square and get off a high percentakre .., i.-i. The Oak Ridge Pioneers came within one point of upsetting Pompano Beach's (,olden Tornados in the opening thu of the Ihiird Annual Sentinel Star Invitational Tournament, when the south their lead t victories and hopeful Winter allow and went into the. last quarter with energy to spiare. There was had luck for Ralph Pillow Motors. when Dawn Berguson, a good defensive player fouled out. MissieMedley scored 2 points for tired Ralph Pillow as they tried to keep two . . e HOUND IN TROUBLE 0 rs - Association triumph the Chicago Bulls to Veteran Don KojLs scored 24 points Kansas remember what they'd been doing right. City-Omaha while Nate Williams and Jimmy saris -_ -M_-_ , - Favor*ites Advance In Orlando Tourne ,- 7it The Sanford Recreation Department's Girl's Basketball had their secon d con test the season, Saturday, Dece mber 15, 1973, in the Lakeview Gymnasium Knight's Shoes on Big Dip for th eir second win of the season. Knight's Shoes played game the 1st three quarters Big Dip was hard pressed for defense against Knight's Shoes high scorer, Deena Flamm, who made the most of her shots (rain the outside. Big Dip speeded up In the last hal! and started a scoring drive in the last quarters as Knigh t's slowed down. With Big Dips sister combination of Dee and Ceci Bawls making the most of the points, It started to look like anybody's game. Big Dip woke up too late though and the clock ran out with Knights Shoes still ahead by S points High scorer for Knight Shoes was Deena Flamm, 14 the M_ . 3 rom - - 1.4 4 4.4 - .tt4 A 1-814*. -- CCv i,-t,a a ,',.." - *44) III 21 uas 14 4S ;. i Oia Pw$cI* *.1I IIfl.IS 7$ • ----1$ (4.7) $11 II I4TN l'i1u. 7: (14) SinJi l-Il 7$ 11 t- qvaa.ia P47*4I* U_ 7 Resultsi porn wrong - J ai______ Alai - discuss what they'ie been doing Central o The loss broke the Knicks fi eThe Detroit Pistons he ld a meeting following game winning streak. (,lt.APPLER . fly DOUG STORUM - ___r . don't believe it — look at the book. get my point .-._____ veteran . W it you comparison I LE.L) Blt N I LFJ . Prevatt escapes, ~ Ilerald Photos ' ,Osifl Cnerwa) - - - -- _______ .F_ - -- But I urn sure the:i will continue-because that Is what people want. More chatter more and "controversy" that is totally meaningless without Oh well. Maybe I didn 't across Hey! Maybe I can set a record for the longest column written by a 140 pound righthanded. Insane Navy veteran without saying anything. Now wouldn't that be meaningful, i . . - __ - ~ - two - Many teams hold meetiNs before a game to games of the first-place Capital BulleL-t in the I _ ~75 70 i f. " Ott I % , it . . I __ % , - -. -. I ~ . 10 - with anything. But I think the reader gets the message. The name of the game is competition.NOt, with the ghosts of the past — but with the players on the field-the RELATIVE difference In the teams performing is what we look at — searching for absolutes 11 absurd — r" only in sp," — but in other things as well. ree By ThE ASSOUATFD PRFSq __ __________________________________________________ . ' - - - - ___ - -- in the ballgame and got to pitch more innings He got more naming all the records that don't really mean . --- ' decilt-ims that way and the Angels buflpcn is not the best to begh, — i s _ . . Ryan set the record in the first year that the American I.eague used a "designated hitter" for the pitcher. Ryan was t erefore eft - - __ strikeouts was 27-9 with the weakest hiding ball club In the majors P t - ______ but you Ryan went 21-16 the year he broke Koutax's record won __________________________________________________ ____ ______-~ _____-. - - . - . more Walter Alston is famous for going to it often. Many times Koufax would be pitching a good one run ball game and be yanked after seven innings for a pinch hitter- He didn't get the decision many limes and many times losi innings pitched which directly eflect5 ____ , _tk Queenof the Week' is Susan Oates, rolhng82 pins over her aerage ______________________________________________________ ___ ____ - -- _____ .t Nolan Ryan is another. He pitches for a poor team. He struck — —- - 383 batters last season — one than Koufax did for the Dodgers in 1966. still can't compare. Icould go on :-- ._ __________ - great bullpen U In Gins Loop . - ___ • Bankers as they won four points In their match with Whitaker Palng . ,~____ __ _ ,_._ ____ ~ _______-_=--~-, ~~_==~_ ___________._ __ through- 0 J can run faster and is more cdept at dodging people Two different types so why compare? a - - _ n Karen McCarron's 150429 was high for U.S. ________________ ==-:z---- - _____ er3. Jimmy Brown ;Vtdd of --s-- ------- _____ _ pinch hitter, The Dodgers have always had -- _ w - the number - It ___ __ :=~ — - __ - _.__ ___ at " w ar ___ -. ,. - out ~ -11 ~ Lthle Whitehead 's 170-466 led Fairway Plaza Eadie M)lolt' 173-454 led Retalii Painting Laundroniatto a clean sweep Butts Texaco three wins over Fly Caster Boats. and are now point out of first place In the Other high scores were rolled by Dot Button Generation Gap bowling league. 213-512 and Alice Hendri cks 199-514. Anna Coleman's 169-472 was high for the Doris Osteen and Eve Rogero spared the 5-7 Southern Loaners as they scored three wins over while Dot Button and Laura Harrls picked upthe the league leading Florida Convoy. opposite 5-10 split '1 he 3-30 fell for Bettie Butts, Dot Button, Mary Donna I fired 206-473 Ink! d Henderson, Susan Oates, Cathy Sheppard Village to three wins against Able Rent-All Shirley Simas. L.a tira Ha rris' 1' was big boos' ,or 0 Sarx1y Russell and Ubie Whitehead converted kst wy 2.7 and Eadie Mylott picked up the M onroe Dot Button, Donna Lepore and Ubk r as a - t a _ . - - A over A great number of times it seems as If they want to tell you that scoring on a takedown then today's great was better than yesterday's great. Really — what pinning his opponent. It took good does that do— and not only that they Just can't tell anyway. Peters :32 seconds to acl'or instance — Is Henry Aaron better than Babe Ruth Cer. taini) CO\SISTENT ball player and home hitter. But - 7. Babe Ruth was flashier and did more for his team in one season M-L,ti. ,. q . run Ch ip - -71, _1L-- - Wrestling What I think they are trying to do is get the fans interested when an otherwise boring contest Is on the air. When you are watching an Interesting ball game you don't really need all those records they were yesterday today is a new day — let's watch that .- yesterday was good for yesterday. r d 4:18. Comparing The Greats aft ive ' __ - . - ..;.-:',,.. .- - . . two - -' - as IT' - - at _______ ______ . . chers - as Herald Correspondent two s" - Snake White Bites Daniels 4 - 11 I. . By a Thursday. Dec 20,1973—HA The Sanford Herald AV 010 Ito t'_ f.i.t. �1 'Ti Sa n f ord Hera ldThursthlyDc.c29/3 Starting Your old Clunker COP! EY NEWS SERVICE ignition system and should be a new, fully charged battery and only 30 pe r cent at 20 Sta rting a car on a cold checked and replaced often. hasonly6oper ce ntorjtspower degrees be low zero, winter day is a bit different According to ma nufacturers, at 32 degrees, 4 per ce nt at zero It is times like these that let than on a balmy summer day. Therearea kw things that c be done to make it easier :o E47 start on cold days. _____ ___ Make certain all aoea I - On A Chilly Winter 's Day, should have been replace before cold weather. I j with tl~e - : ' . - - .- , OPEN TONIGHT 711. I '1 - - - - - - - .. -- . I - -. - I - - ko - I -: - - - II - - -- - - - - _ ______ - -- ___________ __________ . 1 . Wayne L. Richardson Charles E. Bailey - - - 0 NOV. 30 Come see our complete selection of Chr stmas decorations, free trims, cards and gift wrap. Also a full assortment of warm and smart clothing, shots, socks, toilet goods, nations, and household Items. Shop the entire store. Come See, Shop 'N Save. Hundreds of gift ideas - ' '' while our selection Is complete Bring the family at leisure during these hours 6.9 P.M. - shop - -. ) --- - I I OFF ALL Al 10% AND LAY AWAYSPAID - Wth i Mary ordered by Caesar Augustus to there was only more room! dances, and, witheul a word. A )Y IS )RN slept a tiny wonder in their (aces, came In be enrolled Some will come Just as she was about to James reached for a lan te rn the early morning hours to Re baby boy, wrapped In f rom far places, Anna, so we ni33thesethoughtaforrnore and beaded for the stable. A tiny ray of sun coming cloths Anna had hurriedly what the voices from the sky must have plenty of water in pleasant ones, she heard the laning heavily upon her through the rafters woke Anna. supplied. had told them. order that t he y might bathe Softest of moa ns. Or was it the husband, the girl Followed. he had never before spent S their tired and dust) feet" wind? No It as the voice of Anna took the reins of the night in a sta ble lifting the tiny infant from the blood There'was much for Anna James replied someone in pain his crib,Anna placed him in the donkey and led him down the began to circula t e in her body, think about as she began this Anna assured him that she Quickly Anna joined James at pa th to the sta ble where th en cramped from lying on the new day—how the girl had told waiting arms of h mother had made many trips to the the door, and there in the front animals were kept and where ground, she began to remember of a v Anna wahe1 0em for a isit from an angel to her well, filling all the jars. of the house was a young man this little family was to spend "We should certainly have holding the reins of a donkey enough," she added. upon wWch sat a lovely girl, tile night. Before James could reply, about 17 or 18 years old. BED OF HAY there was a knock at the door As Antia drew closer, she and three men were asking for could see that the girl was going James hung tile lantern on a room. lobe a baby, and soon—very post of the cow while tlx- evetits of the night. tiny rooni in Nazareth--how the moment, then slipped quietly sounds of singing in the fields through the door, unnoticed. Her eyes searched the room here the shepherds were As she walked up the path to for the girl. There on the blue w tending Uxir flocks startled the the Inn, Anna could hear the and white shawl lay the girl— animals in the stable. and how soft voices of Mary smthIng the the city, so she understood their have we NOTHING to offer girl. This will do very well— them?" Anna asked. Thank you so much." It as difficult for her to talk .. NO ROOM AT INN ASTABU-%uI DO nowasshewassottredandthe Iains of labor closer together. twos, Dear, hijw The strain sllio,,~cd Illo!i j oil idid '11lC11I1le:i Amia and wollian i.bullt to give birth to a James cou r y ny pa ) in a ro the youn9 man. lie certainly L fast enough They gave up men, women and children" IU not anticipated uu turn o events. hours ago trying to prepare James answered. - .. private accommodations. Now M they were talking, the "You have been so kind, he they were allowing people Lolay young man had lifted the girl said. We cannot Wilk you their own pellets anywhere a down from tile monkey and was enough. Y ve done so much vacant spot could be found. holding her close. already that I fear I will appear By nightfall they were "Do you have a shed or stable ungrateful if I ask more, but I turning away travelers by the or anything like that where she know nothing of childbirth iind downs' could just lie down' She ao such matters Would you, dear James was right. Th e 111th bred, and we do not mind the lady, sta y wi th Mary and give town must surely be filled! discomfort of a shed. We ha ve her the aid she will need?" . re had been so many come II "' from -1 wouldn't 0 leaving avn ' knocks on the door, Anna as Nazareth In Gallilee," the her' Anna said unaware of this one. She could young man said. Anna was shocked that he faintly hear James explaining The very thought of this dear would even assume she would ' : 0 SUPER DOLLAR BIRTHWATE !So If NOV. DEC. 7, DEC. 1 4 , D'EC.21 - . -- STORE 203 E. F I RST ST. D4 if al to another traveler that there young girl giving birth in a not stay and perform the duties f",no 7"'T. rzw tic Awk. aiii. :r witn of any good Jewuh woman. person to steep, let " alone TWO. distaste, but truly, it would be "I must go back to the Inn." Poor.tired man, thought better than this overcrowded James said to Anna. "it you Anna. lie must have conic a house full of dusty people, half need me, send the young ulan." ong way to arrive so late. She of whom smelled of wine. lie kissed her and left in the wondered who was with him. If James and Anna exchtanged dark. .v= SANFORD, FLA. Af ON TH ON, s DOUBLE IN VALUE _-XCOUPONS James Bryan-, - time Flida,& 90#na fil, L furacly uy all.1 Want- When llm (Maior -A p iancesA Fait TWe Iteins Excluded),j Paying for 9 • a on have MMUST LiMiT YOUR PURCIIASES TO to do is 0 bo COfltøjj9 num reach ' bers ers between if IpuIIo SHOP FRIDAY FROM 11P.M. 'TIL 2A.M. ONE and 31 ''hdate ever ything Purchased is If L Ralph W. Vincent Stable In .. i M going to shop any Carla Pearsall Olga Yang Aaron Capehart Jr. Nbry Jane Cotton Hobart A. Fleming Howr Ortega Christina I.. Gold Mary D. lAv Guy Odom, Geneva ____ 1-m-M NEV. TH y DECESIBER 19,1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: I FRIDAYS — ___ ' Hospital Notes ight haste. CUSTOfelER APPRECIATION SALES - _______ 1171 INVITED TO Family night .. .. I I - - LS not 'kept tuned. Check the, battery often and have a tunneup before each driving se&wn. Spark plugs are an Important and inexpensive part o; 9* ARE -- - . - ---: - I - Twi , - N early in the (in), for it was not "Oh, James, we just can't let ga thered hay for a bed Anna )et noon But then she them go off into the night wi th took off her shaw and spread it rerneiiibercd her husband's no place for her to lie down Her across the pile of hay. w ords predicting overflowing of time is so near. Please James, JIo soft whpered the SUPER DOLLAR'S -- - A YOU I / '- H Spends Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973— 1 Anna and the young man I still on the floor, turn the darter. This procedure allows any "cvss gaw)lne to drain a______________ through the manifold. Enough fuel usually remains to givE, proper start. Warm the engine RES, 20 MM ga Never race aiu engine. ' rapid a .ore lubricants ..OWIflg puts severe war on engine puts. Even these pointers work if the battery is not :1 get some of their long overdue the night, Anna said. debts paid, "Don't worry, my love, I I'licre was so much to be think there will be enough done, and on any ordinary day travelers to fill all of Bethlehem she would have dragged her to overflowing. Many people feet, but today Anna cheerfully are of the lineage of David, and went about her work because this i (here they - gasoline. Shut off the ignition, push the gas pedal to the floor r - - InnkeePer's Wife By ClYJ) JON FS (here would be many paying It hadn't even begun like an guests, ordinary day. Th e influx of "Anna, where are you, peo ple into the city was heavIer Anna?" than Anna had ever seen. For "Here. James, I'm washing the first tiin sine the y had down the front steps so ° been nurned, Anna and James guests will not think us poor would be able to fill all the innkeepers and take them. rooms in the Inn and perhaps selves off to another house for - -Z 7 If the carburetor floods, you'll know it by the smell of and h I' t - ¶ The hank be is taken re of. If the battery mina and pose are clean and If you have your mechanic that it that the cables are in good will give e car a (H • condition and III. t the te and check, e y ufl ' should fully charged, you know that your battery _____ are turned off before turning on the ignition key when trying to start the car. You should resist tile temp Lation to continuously pump the gas pedal when starting the car. Turn the key and depress the gas pedal to the floor once and let it up haliwa) Don't grind th e sta rter for more than 30 seconds lfthecardoesn (sta rt %ithm 30 seconds, stop and make repeated attempts, allowing 30 to 45 seconds bet. een tr i es The Sanford Herald IF lk I AMR - 01utelY REEI THAT MEANS YOU SAVE AS MUCH WE MUST 11MIT YOUR PUR(HASE To S r7t- moo -FIS IxOnore T. Young, Deltona - ( Mary E. Chapin, Deflary Henry C. Schumann, Defiary Ina E. Benedict, DeBary Robert E. Branning, Orlando Charles W. Si:)Dlom, lAke Mary Normalee Gillum,' Winter Springs cheli a boy, Oviedo I I I r -' I I :.:..... I £ - I -i jJj A -•- - ___ 1. -'\\ SELECT - DISCIIARGES - WIN oils cou' His C V e E PF. 9 Mary Jane Pope COtherim A. Michaimm-ki Herbert Rawls arvin Woodward Joseph C. llutchLwn Wiyne I- fbchardwn Nellie Hagin Norris E. Jordan William E. fligginbothani 0 70 ANY Toy IN ROM POUR 1EM ANY F IS D TRIM-A-TREE DEPARTMENT OUR sTorill EN Sole, Items oIC Aline Chaptnwi rI Sale lt*ms Excluded 11f. DEC 'IATDEr n ANY P 1W OTHER SMALE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE' DEC GRO Now Through Chdstmas Eve IDALt:Immt*dtud. %ATd U LA ) 0~, A - Edward H. Hamilton M. King [His COUPOIL4 Melva NJ,-Gill WITH TtiiS - cOuPOS" w,IH - A -Mrs. Ralph Tdlnwn and girl, Literally hundreds of toys at f Penney's low low clearance prices, 70 Dorothy F. Cochran. Ovie& 'jI7r T?f/ COUpON 4 Sanford Aueve) lAidwig. fk_&v), Itster McClelland, Lieltona Lansing Curren, fk4ry 4 STEREO OR 1y"11111111111111 Robert Edith M Ishmael Osken 44" D 1XCIud*d L.ALIOALLOAYF.I E. Nelson Brunson I- I-awrence Jr. Enterprise Alice Clements, Lake Mary , Joseph F. Scott, NIton' 7 0 TA V Florence to ie_ 70 -OVA-' 7 0 UP 'Y ITEM FROM O SPORTING G000.~ DEPARTMENT! L VALIDAL 11"s Exclud" __ IMF. PAIR OF SHOES OR SLIPPERS IN50OUR STOCK* 19 facludod Items C. 11 I r l_m__~Av ANY ITEM FROM OUR GIRLS, a B 0 DEPARTMEN S4214 lf&,,4 • 1 --' na ru nate NY Ihm rnvmvu F Be sure you haven't forgotten someone. A JR & WOMEN.) IM - - Shop these toy bargains and save bigi DEPARTMENT! Seminole Calendar CPenney D 2! Woodmen of the World LMgf .7 (hristmas party, 7 pim, HC 5, Park Ave. Bring $I ex ChaXkift, g11. fh'r. 31 \rJ'r'i party, A pin., elubbous. 381 Orange Lane, ('ussi berry. Music by "The We know what you're looking SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S ONLY Charge It at Sanford Plaza Ponney'E Open 10 a.m. 111 9:30 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 * irr Ph...323.1 310 �log In 1 1111111 a -, .011 R - -. - -. - __,,• ,., -..... . - , - - -- - --------:::a:_____- - --.-=V. --- "I 38—The Sanford Herald 2B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, : . Dec. 20. 1973 •- - - 7 i - ________ -.---- -. - - ne ttemma D uj By SUSAN AKERS GRAVES was working. But, because I was of childbearing age and divorced women," said Marie. Copley News Service divorced, I was considered She has been divorced l5 years. "I was madder than 10 shades irresponsible I didn't get the ,lot of us have financial problems as a result of of Hades," said a 41-year-old divorce, lie divorced me. marriage. You get a black eye divorcee. ., bought a Car or Ca. once with creditors and you "I applied for a credit card tried to use the same from one oil company and got automobile insurance company never recover. was almost 10 years it. Then I applied for one With my husband and I had used, but another company and as my rates so much before I could really pull out of u turned down. it. I still get turned down on the .k to stay with uiem. . past performance. "When I was married my. till rate' basis of I a higher g er ra During her marriage she husband and I credit cards g like with both companies. I have her husband had filed for illore money in the bank now "It's because I never had bankruptcy, She said he was lii than my husband and I ever insurance in my own name debt at the time of their had. I own my home and my car before, even though I had a and pay my bills promptly. good driving record and have But I didn't get that second had a license since I was 19." credit card because I'm - Julia, who has three children (ivorced." The woman's problem is mild in their early teens, has been in comparison to tho.cc of other divorced two years. In that divorcees and widows. And time, She applied for several -. while the credit inequities credit cards. She received only ' .•;• -. "t ..• ' - , - - . -V. - had J '.' . •. r - •1 .k - - V - - - - . a -- ' b" BRIDAL SHOWER V W0111en face have been voieM Irene. 48, a widus, had repeatedly, thi) still exist. On top of the emotional another problem. "N) husband passed away a stresses of broken relation of year ago. We had a Master ships, problems discrimination begin to seem Charge and a ready reserve account from a local bjn)ç, insurmountable, "The only place I could get a They took it away when he died job at First was at a local and sent me an application." department store," said Julia. She said her application was 03-year-old divorcee, who now refused although she has money works as a m ed ical recep- in the bank. tionist. "It was just as much my "When I said I was divorced turned doing as that we paid our the other interviewers bills. but the bank said my me down. prospective em- carning.i were too low . - •- ;' r) seated, Mrs. W F. L)Kens, Debbie Temple and Mrs. Louis Temple. Standing, Mrs. - --. V Henry Hernandez, Mrs. to Raymond Bass and Sylvia Williams, p V Highlighting the Holiday Miss ueboie K. Temple was streamers, suspended oer the Rumney, Renee Thornell, "ompiimcnted wi th a recent decor in the party area was a top. Louise Priest and Janice bridal shower given at the home lighted manager scene under a The refreshment table was . Austin. of Mrs. Henry Hernandez, 2605 large decorated Christmas overlaid with a beautiful im. Iroq ois Ave. Co-hostesses tree. if ts were piled on a table ported white late cut-work i3W.3W.1 .I1:.311:3 11::111:511:,.1 were Mrs. Raymond Bass and with a see-through umbrella cloth and held an arrangement — Miss Sylvia Vull.iams. decorated with ribbon of yellow roses, white mums, 74 baby's breath and greenery, flanked by two crysta l can. r . - delabra. fl ___ - - ' —a 10;WRNT PAE~~ Z~ _ . f -Z X The hostess gilt was an assortment of yellow towels and they presented the bride-elect, her mother, Mrs. Louis Tem ple and Mrs W F L)kens, mother of the future bridegroom, with corsages of yellow ro5es and white spider mums. .I_ Sh Riibert Trout, John Fisher, MUM- - .- - .•4 ..—.. F3oys Sr. 4.10 Jç-'\ • 1' EVE %CHRISTMAS - -. L & \ •'.... \, BO S' STUDEN TS Y Spor Coa t t / s /Ø L I and Suits pct. Polyester, Solids & Prints 0/ Sizes /0 BtOIS OFF , - l Long & Short Sleeves - ' •' Incl udi ng Wh il e Sues to 4$ 00 $ _____ - INFANTS CHILDRENS At Our On. and Only Location ... pct.Acrilan Acrylic r Fu P LIItE' mTnTr 9 Plaids With Knit Waist. Sharp! * 1' 0/ 1 /0 COMPANY 201 E. FIRST ST. hU OFF "Stocking Stuff e-rs" Men's Baseball Shirts / to - • .. I • Machine Washable Mo. 4 oddl ers Girl To , V COATS & JACKETS * lo .ouses ouses - . -• - TUXEDO RENTAL rn I I FRIDAY THRU . 4t! '?It'JU flL Mars Ann Germain Jorie JTrmTnTnTmT111nTnTrnTThTmTrTTmTThTm Lee '' L ined Un. me I), Ja ckets Id mmfld ' I / .. Downtown Orlando - Ladles Coats too 384 N. Orange Ave. I • I you need a Tuxedo for the : '4tl(, W arm PH. 322144 SANFORD 124 W. Church, Orlando Ph, 422.3261 Heart and un tier Cheeks O On Chritn15 Morn! . TO A VERY Merry Christmas YOUR CHOICE 1 RACK ONLY _.,•: -' 1. / MV \ All Ladies A7 -- Slips PIr - - _ I1'7 - -- - 'i OPEN resses 11"OFF D LADIES' KNEE HIGH EVENINGS UNTIL '.arn) •-' CHRISTMAS sraI Ermting I/3OFF . - Sportswear I IIoiery 0 V -- J _ FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY Our $ PAHT Reg, SUITS $25.55 Sizes 10 - # F RE 01F4 a?l1 - 20 W OFF -- . 14 t.E-(trw Zw, ---- :. uI/3 OFF Cardigans & Pullovers . - VV, LADIES SWEATERS SWEATER COATS PHiLCOMATiC' Jfl 25". Color TV V and iiiure . . • I I,,. C.'3i*-a .V-VV-. CHOICE $ after it3nd. o fine prrV o - - ram Her Favorite Santa YOUR "For two years delivery, we'll fix anything that's our fault." Sarpe, easy \' --- Dresses Sizes 5 to 15 Reg. $iB to $35 ri , Junior New 100% Solid State Philcol Color TV Console _ U PEN MON. THRU FRI. NITES TILCHRISTMAS - V r. iu. • - - ----- 99s Tt W4 TVi - oc tc 8ETTER MOON! FIRESTONE STORE __ -------------V.- - Cor. 1st Si, & Frrmch Ave. --- Ph.V 322.02 - - 11j You jj i lincerflain 11b01, Her .Si:1' We Suggest .I Rofav Gil, Certificate 228 E. FIRST ST. ni PH. 322.3524 wIL W12 E. F IRSTST. . — V - - I .' - 1 • . • - .. • . 1 1, / •,' - •--- V - • V •- .498 j gb 's STORE 208 E. FIRST ST. 2 I I I H . , W Ito ri F lorence S The Pilot Club of Sanford met at the Civic Center for their annual Christmas dinnerprogram meeting. Thirty-eight members and guests, including many of the husbands, enjoyed a delicious dinner and program given by The Anchor Club. The girls sang a group of Christmas acCarols, companied at the piano by Cathy Stripling, president of Anchor' Club. The title of their program was "Christmas Around The World." ___ V Pilot Club Hosts 1 0 Christmas Dinner . , . s Arledge, first v ic e preident Rosemond Chapmembership Chairman: Catherine Wheichel, decorations; and Shirley Mills, president. (Cecelia Farmer Photo) Carols sung were Christmas Tree"—"Deck The Hails"—"flere We Come A Wassailing"—"Up On The Housetop"-., Jolly Old St. Nicholas" and concluded with 'We Wish You a Merry PH, 322-0204 Christmas," Before singing each carol, one of the girls gave a brief history of It s origin. Other members joining the president in presenting the program were Kim Nader, Sherry Cook, Linda Niblack, Tina Porzig, Kathy Woodruff, Karen Borne, Terri Tetenbaum, Janie Paul, Louis. Priest, Patti Meyers, Cindy Keeling and Wendy Walker. Mrs. Howard L. Whelchel was in charge of the elaborate and beautiful decorations, including a decorated tree, Santa Claus on the piano, and colorful decor on the tables. Members exchanged "Secret Pal" gifts and each one received their official Pilot Calendar with meeting dates circled In red. man, Alpha Delta Kappa Presents gee, W I Can Tell You Exactly What She Wants! A New Fashion From Mary-Esther's. Packaty&QQ To Nursiny Home FwfiwLe I REG. 00 ALICE INTARRIOTE of Fern Park, presented a travelogue of her trip to the Ifoly Lane, when she was guest speaker at the Altamonte Springs Homemakers Club. She pointed out that on the hill of Calvary. three olive trees reputed to have been there at the time of the Crucifixion of Christ still stand. (Ann Riley Photo) SHORTIES & LONGS Her - I . , - pilgrimages to see ttme flocks of grosbeaks, martins and others. Mrs. Edinund Shipton, president. thanked the guest for her interesting address She The beautiful new home of Sanford Nursing Home. congratulatet? the members and the highlight of the evening v.ho had won ribbons and cash Roberta Richards in Wilson The guests assembled around was the singing of Christmas Place was the scene of the the large Fireplace, which was Carols accompanied by Gene awards for their various entries in the Volusia County Fair. Alpha Delta Kappa annual decorated with Christmas Allen on the Chromoharp. Christmas party. greens andred candles, The MMLIG'JLDCIRCLE Each chapter memberplaced living- room and refreshment Chapter members enjoying two gilt packages tone for a area were also artistically the occasion were Gene Allen, Marigold Circle of the moan, one for a woman) under decorated with garlands of Ruby Booth, Geneva Cochran, Ikltona Garden Club met at the the Christmas tree, These gifts holly and red ribbons. Hazel Flynt, Faye Gaines, borne of Mrs. Richard Blair. were r!iven to pitiecs at the'r priz were distributed Eh:abcth Galkmt, Charlotte with Mrs. Russell Johnson as _____ Geyer. Mary Groome, Rebecca co-hostess. There were 14 Holmes, Kathleen Lee and [lie mbers present. Birth Announcement Mildred find. Guest speaker introduced ' Mr. and Mrs. William Gary inches. Mrs. Raymond Garceau, was Gibson of Fort Belvior, Va., are Mrs. Gibson is the former Also Marian Nichols, Alice Mrs. Sam Brashear, chairman announcing the birth of their Ellen Sechrest, daughter of Mr. Par!)', Catherine Pearce, Helen of the Horticulture Program for first child, a daughter, and Mrs. James W. Sechrest of Richey, Joyce Roberts, Norma Handicapped Persons in the Stephanie Lenee Gibson. who Sanford. Ragsdale, Margaret Reynolds, Vocational Technical Divisionwas born on Nov. 7, 1973. and Belle Rurnbley, Marie Stumpf, at Seminole Junior (ollege, weighed in at a healthy seven Paternal grandparents are Angie Taylor, Dura Wakefield, Marigold Circle has been pounds, 12 and one-half ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Willidm Gibson of 011ie Reese Whittle and Elols active in this program Wilkins. which Her length was 20 and one-half Sanford. boys for work In landscaping and gardening. Mr. John Linehan, a teacher at Seminole Junior College was instrumental in acquainting the circle with this project. The Circle voted to donate $14 toward a Youth Environmental Scholarship and to fill stockings withcandy. toys and cookies for y(Jngsters th the flrst gtade of •m Lake Monroe Elementary Schxil. Following the business meeting, members worked at building terrariums according to time instructions received by Nra. Cecil Halbert at the Garden Club November board meeting. Girls Velvet Skirts -• -. 3 - Furs, Suedes, etc. , 1)0 HERLES & SON Other invited guests included, jrZ. ' I1'. - •- f Fl1 Ca11422-0948 0.6 I . •"' j• V All the latest styles m, - V ' Holiday Season? N - e I'achion Sense III-filling orUflter through sselI fitted •l(sor(rtssts detracts significantly froin an otherwise sharp oit1lt. a ...... -=- t - V y G - Mrs. Frank Losiniecki, Hibiscus Circle of the DelU,na Guest speaker at the Iris president, reported on the Garden Club met at the home of Circle meeting of Deltona Garden Club of I)cltonu Mrs. Clarence Sturtevant, 1296 Garden Club was Mrs. Ewald executive board meeting. A W. Wellington Drive. Ten Korth, president of the l)cltona poem on "Happiness" was read members answered the roll Garden Club, by Mrs. Robert Antes, call. One guest, Mrs. John spoke Oi mr experiences /tgard, was introduced, of reclaiming a 30 acre tract of Mrs. Charles Perkins was Mrs. Omar Robertson land, north of Toronto, Ont., welcomed in as a new member, reported that she had won it red and transforming it into a The President appointed 16 ribbon at the Volusia County nature preserve. This included members to serve as chairman Fair for her yarn picture she a house well over 100 years old - V of the various committees entered there, and property hunters had shot over for many years, Inhabited Ocr'h.r . ( : 1't by both humans and animals. In the eight years she lived there, wild flowers were ent, tged to grildms were protected from hunters .• dn(I made welcome and bird life increased by feeding thfm with -. Warm Gifts for the ft'ir favorite foods, to such an V extent, that the Audubon Cold Days Ahead I Societ members from nearby - divorced women are "Divorcees have mor of a urespoasibie aiki unreliabk. problem getting a job than "When I wanted to sell my widows," said Irene, who works house and buy another one! had as a waitress. 'Widowhood a $12,000 down payment and considered a natural event. _________ I "-- -- A ebbi* e Tem le - "I bought a little house with moneymyfiither left me when t4C passed away. I finally the home loan approved. rhe)' tlidn t want to loan me money even though I had another house and a down payment," pu - . BYFANNErrEH)WARDS according to Garden Club by. Gust speaker was Mrs Aldo Herald Correspondent laws. Mrs. John Faizone, Loos, who delivered an inmembership chairman of the teresting and instructive lecmembership IIEATli:flcIltCLF' I)eltona Garden Club and tore on Japanese Flower organizer of the heather Circle. Arrangements, and also DEL,TONA_Heather Circle was special guest of the day. demonstrated the art of making met at the home of Mrs. Her. these arrangements. bert Seeger with 20 members IIIHISCUSCIItCLI: U NC I prese nt, RCI marribge but she didn't know it. . _____ 1973 $ vorcee A Di "I'm doing better than most I 13, Deltona Garden Circles No Husband,' No Credit . - - - Thursday, Dec. All L aoO off . 000 marylesther's 200 N. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. �_F _ __,_____", 1 —a - - 't - -- - fJ*lW - -- .11 - -_ I hZINNIMSM • 48—The Sanford Herald _4~ 0 _____.__A6r__ 4 --A--- 1~ _3ffiii - __27__ =_ I !-___ M~-_~,_ , - - _____ ..";-.: - - _,- .__ __ _ - II. __ _ I I zH._ - _____ _!.',_~ ... _ .6, . Delta Kappa Gamma Dessert Auction . i -2. - Benefits Junior C,oll pae - T - .. .I 9- - -'_ _ _- - 1. cl . - ff -~!r - .I-: - n -1 -I .I . _-_ - I. . . _-- I. -, ; -V1_ -I , 4 -- ! -1 r . ! -, _ -- _. - _- _*'_. ;- 7:Z-Z_l ---%-- - _. ___.:,,- ___ - , r m--~=_I!e---71-' ~_-_-7r~l 7 . - .:__ Z_ i_L.__._- 't. . 4wq ; . i . 11 ; ,I ,F f L_._ . , ' . I &--' - . - :1. 1 - iq 00 1 iii. . 0- "'i - - - , - X LJ-4 ,.!i. , hhT.- 4.141 y . - -.,. li &%%4 M I tiff -_~,-I , - — . = ) r 4 i' ______ ' :. k_s. " \ ~ f - r - v , -- , 4I'4 40 % V --' .., 1 - .,,). - ...1. .a I. - - ' s ' ' . 41(41104. . - L o-60- ii _ __ Soffl - d r 1~__ . jllii - 2I - _ -; -1-4 : %* *_6 - I . I .74 .,i., I _---. Z I . -T- V4 A EDUCATORS IN ACTION t i 1 Ire, 0 0) . I . r _ __ B rcar! ,,jnj.jp __ - _ --__ - ____________ t able and was flanked by candles ir, amber containers. The arrangement was p:-presented to the bridal couple - - -. J- _-_-.-_ -- - Mrs. A L Wilson. Also Sir and Mrs Michel RiCharde. Mr. and Mr ii. : - .:'''•- ; I _f_ - — 4 L' -.- -. - .• - - 8 . / -- * . 9-9 ABC TOMA "The Cain Connection" ( RERUN) 1! Michael Tolan guest stars as a financially pressed college professor who suddenly finds 9-10 ABC KU!'(J F potential riches tossed literally Elixir" Diana Mulda'ir is ifltOhLshafldS When Toma goes featured She plays a pretty ,after drug pushers, they toss woman whose life is en. the goods, 84 pounds of uncut dangered by the ire of the inan heroin, out of their car. The she has left, a vicious and ,0,~,-*% g ,..- -- - . * - - - --- - . 11%k __4L'-!, o' II i7'7 I ,L'S I I __ __ - 0 a 70 GAM E S PA Y ONC E FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING * 322 7j ' _____ LESOur Pleople Make Us Number One IRV ~s "Hit"' - 1. : , ,, 7 ' A i - k ; : 'amatcbeparates :- figured H. music and dancing. ,Mrs. Edna Thetford will give a rev fij~g. Miss Bonnie Byrd is chairman of the committee. k:arh member is requested to Al . 1% i$ . STARTS TOMORROW I I1 4 I - *1 .- ------- --- _--- I ofour . . -~ , I - _. - ,,.,~ i.. inforr-nol . & 3-00 (2) Another World 3 00 (2) Another World (6) The Price 1-0 V Peyton Place . (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature _ - L4 -, H. *OCtGA1 $ . Ends Saturday! - - - - _ Chair __ char.,-ii. - __ (24) Sesame Street (44) GiIllans Island salable merchandise so e must absorb 311 these excessive '-•' '- . - : 't ME _ jaflE I -1 . n- --- ___ . &&O&AM - .. 4 ff" - MEN 71L -* - 1~_, PM T1I(J)th "\ & FRI W S SUNDAY 7 - . _ "4_~ - r;~ _ _. ? ,% - - . i I i E , - _-_,`~Aff--F; k-- 1 -___- 4 I . - AL •"JI.r do ::& . , - - - But mean%hile, your usual ft-deral and state i*ncome tax -tnte" will take literally billions toore of vour dollars for hureaucral; to spend For example. suppose you are (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show (6) Nevi a (9) New s o3) Peter Gunn Heroes (44) Hr -, that extra fit cents amounts to IS cents for every hour' Uncle Sam thus steals an extra $120 from your &hour . - 1. Free Champagne 4i V \0 ' GALA PARTY '4 Ii :.,V-1 V 414 . 71 ,41%--ix, 1W F _ . _'_p , x '. WMd 9 . I $3 4 '-'Tm -) - - 7-,-.I--_ _ ,I/IA w a .. br ______ . ,.- __ j _il - CatiaO f. _ .'' _ ' - - - __116 W_FIRSTST_ THEATRES • 8 u 0 W DRIVE-IN THEATRI AT i SANFORD - PH_ 322_5181 -- THURS. - is f*d1c c ririv o(WMAN ST(VEMCOJEEN AE MANS ___- open eveningiI T11 9. Sunday 1,# on sC4h14.4f I Downtown Sanford SERVED FAMILY STYLE ,/ .. - " OUNG 4 FEAST '. - . - -. -' .- --•. .. -.-----=---------------'_!_ - :: - ---.s_ _ - •. ' ' ---'.: _______________ -- .---'." .-- -..-..---r'--j---_'-S-.•-____________ - _ a- FRESH GARDEN SALAD - __ _ TOM TURKEY o BAKED VIRGINIA HAM _0 f -" -- ~___2 a (; / ,a I (Ii r b --------_ -'-------- -.---- _ ..... j--- - . — -- ------------• - , 4 . 1' Wt wwv w 0 S The St. Johns Hohday isle o .reIxooksn9 J23.191 0 . • '._•_ -_ Tea 1 . -_ -_-_ I Milk 4*25 oI f ($' 10 MilesnortholO,iandobetwe:i Reservations (JOS) 131-1600 Corn Bread Dressing Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter Coffee Pumpkin Pie fAnFom-0RLnncoK@1nEL CLUB 1' Candied Sweet Potatoes Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly oMalinees Mon., Wed., Sal., 1:jS PW OAII New Grand%tand •" ,_ - ___. ________ 5__4-.._,__I.,..____,____________ • Buttered Peas & Mushrooms 0 '' Ir - LOUNGE - PACKAGE STORE SEASON OPENS N,'C,W YEAR'S EVE P(; and FRI. - PH_322-8836 ' - 0 ATIONS ONLY 0 0 : Creamy Whipped Potatoes "MAN WHO LOVED $0 CAT DANCING "FEAR IS THE KEY" Elegant gif t wrap at no extra charge. FURNITURE""' Q - _..., — —_ I i~ I ' 1) WhiP. Parkd Herd AT 9,10 B ST ASY CREDIT TERMS I 4' OPEN BAR- FAVORS BREAKFAST MUSIC BY MIAMI ---- . per couple 1 F, ----- ( 9 Swirl bfIda' set, 29 diamorids. $I, I 0(). h Embrace bridal P-t. 3 6arnonds, $300 , ._ * I n I 1%, .,,, u may -, . \ 1 11% oyo tflflj$14k$ritg*Id, , - ___ t a Enlace bridal set marquise and 6 round d'amo'os 475 , b (nirn iIdal SC.. 3 diamonds, j.'s.jv c Tailofed bridal set, I found and 5 marqutic 018mondi, $975 S, $550 C Talored trtdi ¶et, 17 jamrç s .-.v * NEW ACCESSORIES: LAMPS, TABLES, RECLINERS. -AiP.. prarI- crr'"r I SJ1(L II IL,-. I , I __ _ _. _, I Name Your Pleasure 51" f - 5 t' And without raising tax rates an iota "Hut. Dr r.ini' () 0 Iii+ 9 TILL ?? CHICKEN SOUP . T11 2 AX 9 Hats-Favors pay "ø''- L_ .. . say 6 '. oun S Of The L Sounds \l V" 1/. Legislators can then blandly I- I~ I, 00 " - 0 W' - ., i Diemuond sets tailored for your Christmas bride 0 _r __. I i 7~- i - — —i..., .. 11111.4* .V b__ .I 2 - . 14~_, i . 4 .. When the minimum hourly : wage is jumped. Uncle Sam (24) MisteRoger's Neighborhood (44) Green Acres _,.'T jOIfl 'LI' 11 U& .._, --'J _ - J 1)V1I( )J - " s -- --- - - - TRICKY VNCIX SANI ------- , - wages out of Our own meager "We didn't raise the tax rates t ,' . . I ' minimum Electric CompanyMien ,.%age is jumped from $1 60 to s~v 2o. then Uncle Sam's slice of . - - L (_I k1,11, Year at me tVV 0 stieratonas&mrom ffin a ," .*:30 (44) Petticoat Junction .4 - . ' 1*1 - - - o At Midnight For Reservations "Why does Congress enact men or high chonl a n d college $ 5 Call 323-4080 braintruster bills' nuttl Prior To Dec.27 Per Couple "Can't (hey see that they are '° for in', hioklel forcing millions more upon (otflnlofl Falliiic in Logic Welfare and thus just boosting 4inct I'otiticml Tricks."enclosing taxes' " Ifing '1 iniped return en SO Moreover thousands of homes will now be allowed to velojw. plus 25 cents deteriorate for lack of mofing. I AI.Iiri, vbrdt to Or Cfanir in tat@ 64 this painting, landscaping, etc., wt.a' .'o.t'e s i., ' • £•d',,E tI'Iv4ipI adfl CI% is Oregon Ave., At 1.4 & SR 46 beca lb w mee TA."I ask f.At.5 III". 1I4 such an exorbitant hou rl y ' " wage' 1TO-6-88153 l;Ijjjjjj1g11t13 rry,-rrnyr1TrrTTrn vy "For we small householders 41" For that means billions more revenue go into the federa and state treasuries without raising (44) Bullwinkle - _ 0 o Ring In The 0 age boost inimum em ploy ers•h PMflfl9 (13 ) '.i1 f7l, - _-_ 0 fr4 Legislatures , smile delightedly 4.)d (2) Sorlerset Tomorrow (9) Split Second _^ - 0 0 ing to work during vacations. of 2or.l%4orkers,orhousewi*ves. ing this minimum g will he compelled to close their rate will keep h ns shops. or tin Innger hire cleaning of other teen-agers. out of )obs. ,Aom(-n g-irdencrs, and hand) (44) New Zoo Revue 3: 30 (2) Return To lIVITIM117.12 sk J ____________________________________ pecial Early American Sofa : Night 12700 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Variety News 1 7 30 (2) IN"s fr ) -,~ __"' - .. - (44) Patly Duke 11 55 (6) N n : - I , 230 (2) The Doctori AFTERNOON -Z . Light (9) Password (44) Revalations ll, 30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life i % such 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (6) As The World Turns (9) Drama Special 2:00 (2) Days Ofour Lives e Guiding 1 1 -000) Wizard Of Odds - I ,r. . d - - ~n . Restless (44) Movie Pyramid (44) Fury ,,,,, To _,xinniversanie Open House Christmas 6 •*to' ... (131 9:30 (6) Concentration tO:00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild $1.00 A11466 It W "Bigger & Better T.i n Ever" fl armer smallemp o'.ers (9) #'All f4e Children What's My Line! (6) e II T~i-wf_A - #_ §J Tony & Louise Costantino' . - Your Host a mosiles, Hwy. 17-92 On Lake Monroe I were self-sufficient workers! nf their merchandise. whether .1 ,;*. . ,o . "Besides, my younger autos, shoes or foodstuff' LOO (2) I Lou. Lucy (6) N e.... 5 Show -1 IWO M". a won V.here Garne (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue L y ... •,. Right 1161 .ii (leasons Ask Friends . • (6) CBS Morning r ..'a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glea n and Mr& Richard Keogh. 123 of Lake Mary, will be honored Lake Mary Ave.. Lake Mary. bring a ift not to xceed dollar and marked for man, at open house, on their 50th wedding anniversary, Sunday All friends of the couple are woman or child. Gifts will be Dec. 23, at the home of their cordially invited to call during daug hter an son-ii)-law,Mr the appointed hours 3-6 p iii local nursing horiics for *. '. 11 . _____________________________________ - .- ~i 4 , r 1_ 1 # 1-~ Z I NEW YEAR'S RESERVATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED ___ "And that, in turn, simply t forces our taxes higher to pay A for the support of this big army r 6.-30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Semester 7 00 (2) Today (11 Hushpuppies, Mouth- (food Our Specialty. . Almanac P4 - -_ uri (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine - I % . 7 FA . FRIDAY E , Enjoy the same line Country PoHtan Music that you have enloyed in the past by Las and Linda Varnts and Grady Butler and Billy Franz. . 1;4 ~;-., X . 0 __ . , ,, MORNING 6:00 (2) Sunshine -_ . .I . . . . . .. . -0 *1 I _/ ;' P ' 11:00 (2) Ne%S 1OO JACKPOT ' ,. (44) Night Gallery 11.30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Dick avell (44) Movie 1 00 (2) Tomorro.w (9) Movie (44) N(S Francisco I. V ' I .., (13) Starcast (24) Renaissance Christmas I . .., : - . bureaus 34. is an irate housewife, i / (9) fileA's (13) Movie (24) Conflicts (44 Movie 10-Do (2) NBC Follies a 4E FIRST ST I L , . , , , CASE Z-M Alicia It , aged . -1 ,I~.-,.:.~ - • (2) lrornicle (6) Movie 9th & Oak C . I Hut I am furious at the idea that Congress would hamper us inquire, " I uncle Sam then : V~ " ",) housewives by boosting the be able to finance the millions of * -ft 11 minimum wage to $2.20 per former marginal workers who .;*.-,%.:%-,, .;,,, -_ I 1...~ hour then are deprived of ,jobs and 1!i;: , : . 11 . "For I have had it woman forced upon Welfare'"' I __. . . come in to help me clean house True enbugh. and !hus be able ' two days per veek to buy their votes thereafter But at a rate of $220 per forishicheverpartyisinpower. FUllVTF r IIIa, rii 'I TO hour that totals $1760 per 8 Remember the Lyndon de Villeneuve, is the onetime IY Johnson campaign against inodel*% return to (it(- cameras. Not more fashion photogcan't afford so great an outlay Goldwater wherein ,Ae saw -. "Gotta Sing. GoiraphN however. but her second nio% "Thus I would be forced 0 Social Security checks torn up IaDance." • uepfl'ce this woman o '.nr on TV wit h the intimation that "W'hich means she'd soon go unlm Johnson was reelected. flCS (4 All Sot., S Church C ________ —JT J. I ~ 4:91W - .•'.. (9) Toma (2 Advoca tes RIDAY 7:30 P.M. f- I& ;. . te , (6) The Waltons BIN GO . - / ___ S 7 (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Aviation p - 11 ,,) - ,t-7 ' co herd her complaint For trick', politicians are going to produce chaos; then dielatorship unless stopped soon' - 7.30 (2) Treasure Hunt (i) Andy Griffith (9) Ozzle's Girls rrow Show (24) Washington Straight Talk 8:00 (2) Flip Wilson $1 4 598 , -. . Sanford Senior Citizens Club distribution sney World bus tour is will hold a Chrisftws Party The Jan. I meeting has been planned for Jan. 3 with the Dec. 21, at 7 p.m., at the San. cancelled and instead of group leaving the Civic Center ford Civic Center instead of the covered dish luncheon and at 9 am). Reservations my be regular meeting. business meeting will be held at made with Mrs. LNxis Rogers Chainnen of the event are noon Jan. 15 at the civic center. by cal.ling 322.9148. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bickering. .• doub!knilfeture style & lit for' I the averale , P 'I' thrr Al elevision ,, of 100 pet. polyester -- 7 _ I,-7 . EVENING Ch i ld 's Birth are as colorful as any in the '.sorld Before all Joinging in singing the Carols Mrs Roumillat told the story of how Rev. Phillips Brooks, rector of holy 'rrtnit'. Episcopal Chur Ii Philadelphia, happened to write a ices the '.cldespread Alicia dissent of house'.'.l'. cc' i'.nd alio of small employers '.ho don I %ell their ,Aares to the Pentagon 'St.- - . .. _ j,, WeAlher Rust Suede N-M.W Width Ai I L 11 Catfish & '"' ri-i dumb soft pigskin and foam. - - . Jane Celby mix ..P . P,~ ie -' when you can put them Citizens Set . ~/ ,- N , - ---------------- - -. a. Chrtstnias Carol, '0 Little Town of Bethlehem," which fJ4J favorite denominatiom. was sung at the 10 _-- ~, laying of the Cornerstone of 11w National Cathedral, in --------'= - , -Mt;ff _Zz_ a big loan, then reneges on .. jm~inent to set the trail. r (11117irist,mas lis 6f ; : . _ one of his friends is Jumped b> a couple of enforcers in a case of hy put tour fret in a ti1ht ipot - _. 11 I , .. By . CLINICGeorge W. C(an Ph.D., M.D. WORRY - " . 11 . , She also spoke of some of the C l egends a iefs3 0 French speaking descendants of the Acadians in Louisiana, 1 1111,74 ., N_ Nothin' like Music In one 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE I hi' sketch, Burns and Schretber Last Payment" A killer-loan play their munk characters. 0 Brothers Jasper and Timothy, 5 . f joined by the Reverend Leroy, Ironsid __ .. -' - 1 - t Ill NCISCO "Most, Feared in resolve the strange case. 47X; . - . _______ , - - I - • -1 i (~01(R)CAkIkIKAti, ! I r - --i R,u&W r,s1:t,ri ''i a Farmer Photo) ,waheUVT1711 11 ..-* I 1'i"' III, _-.. . * 1 Iwatering Charcoal Steaks & Sea Sctireiber a clever comedy don to the OK Corral in team, and the singing group Tombstone, Ariz. Fifth Dimension They sing 'I . ! I i / an', (U - - . SHOW A nice balance to night's Ilollida), Ithonda Fleming, Jo show F lip's guests include Van Fleet and John Ireland are Jack Burns and Avery featured as the action narrows (Ito r) Seated, Karen Heath and David Cook Standing, Mr. and Mrs Walter Cook an • r. an rs. . ea , • SillO/l eai// Fa . — . --- — i 114P ITJ&4 *M in iA AMI II 2OW years ago. I __W a _ BRIDAL COUPLE AND PARENTS I ,- ! . ~. 1416 01- lRK w' Lhi i the first and last the Jungle" A nightmarish Caine,the hunchba ck lookinglorherex bo) friend to Christmas edition (since the star) about a young girl who -is been as of knows only hat she recently inform on htr. 1 10 I a ' rth 1 a son, but 1041 NBC SA\1\1\ I)AVIS (issidy,TennessteErnie Ford, remember anything else She .1;I*Altl(IN(; IN NBC l-'()I.Ll1.:J and Florence Henderson all tries to recall and backtrack. play Santa Claus to little but the trail leads her to a I{(Mthey Allen Ripp) nursing home where she's tier child, born out of wedlock, died at birth. She doesn't accept ft explanation and continues 1 and Kirk Douglas is Doc 89 tilE FLIP Wit SON 1.4 t, '-• " "I.S.-,I ffl- — u— --- - 2.9~ Sherry Cook, Miss Brenda Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Davis Jr., Rev, and Mrs. Jay T rxmnato and the hosts. !__ I~ - - ____ ' Marty C. Cutchin, Mr. andMrs. Fred Wilson, D&nny Cook, MW -_ 1.4.,A. r- -X . • , ., HESSM00 - _________________________________ - I =-_ ..; : ; " . — ,, - - - i --' - '__ 8 b the guests, tnclucjw.g the bridal couple, Karen Hea th, Dmid CoA, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Heath, the I . --' -- f. Adlrwrofortmeribsof beef . baked potaioes, vegetables. ' - AA , , ' . - .- attendAfits. - 44II(IWft4) nt - -__ _____ %%,r.111*,vd,f0 -041 I-, N'" harld, -ohl-lairtumn lotion. ms ft-AII~ mr Meet For Yule Party - - - - - 89 CBS FIlE' WAI TONS educator finds it decides to try Jealous gunman She seeks The Triangle A roman to sell ft to relieve his money Caine's protection Site bet W(fl JOhn Bo)'S teacher DroblemsTenia poses as the nedicInesho,%h:ch she and the Reverend Fordwick gG-between. operates with the aid of a poses a problem for John Boy hunchback ho sccrctl lo'ts and his writing aspirations. The tier. When site makes eyes at eic1er Miss flunttr, tuiS been 9- lI CBS TIlL CBS flIUR helping John-Boy with his , SDAY NIGHT MOVIES v.r ngrness tilk •GuightattheO K Corral" Most Fascinating Person I One of the many, but probably Have Ever Met") 'Intl] the one of the best, about the minister comes calling. Then legendary Wyatt Earp and his . John-Boy feels he's being cast buddy, Doc Holliday, duehng E - av,q~~Z-_ aside the Clantons 1'lie action is tense and nell mounted b) director John Sturges. Burt Lancaster plays Wyatt Earp, I bel - "i' _ -._ - -_ - 11`.416 t by the groom's parents Thu couple presentd gifts to their __ - - ____ __ 9. .. , _______ -r...._-_ VINER :0 - -----,, -'- .. -----_ * . - -__-_ ---..' -.-t-.:-:; £-":--.. .0 - -___-____-___________-________________ - -- _ -- _ - - _ - A lovely permanent ,. arrangement of yellow dais% murns, a y s rea _______________ - .. - . lil pz I _- -, ! J A . .-~ f i '.1 , 1. .I - with (utnra.. Star In The East, which led tHe shepherds and '.isemen to the birthplace of the infant --=_ _ _ -- -r_ ,__ ___________ rehearsal dinner at th . : J P at., - ~ -_0-4 Makuysirsbahoyuii Rournillat, who stated that It is interesting to note that the l Comet Kohoutek should appear 1 at this Holy Season of the year, dal Partv Honored At Rehearsal Dinner groom s partents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Cook entertained '.•ftJ 1. • presented by Mrs F E ro"c.c-trg t - A DAR Chapter Members Hush Pupp es . . (I to r) Bettie Jo Pall-ner. Gerry Weldon, Marguerite Part in, Margaret. Alanfre ,Lt I _______ Washington, DC SaBle Harrison Cha pter, Fund Those present were Mrs National Society, Daughters of Mrs Marguerite Partin, the American Reolu1ion met W)le), Mrs Lee, Miss Irinc O'.iedo, chapter president, for the annual christmas party Ilinton, Mrs SB Pierce Mrs presided at the nwetir'g and with Mrs Hagan Jennings as W C Wilburn, Mrs LW Ross, Alicia Schmidt was in charge of hostess. Mrs. N.J. Bram, Mrs. LC. theprogram entitled "Persoial Wildner, Mrs I Fellows, Mrs Mrs Jennings' spacious Re-organization." A panel home was beautifully decorated R.G. Clark, ,Mrs. E.L Hilldiscussion "The ew You" was for the occasion chlson, Mrs H SI Ball Mrs Fdith Bt';Ilk' jrt'nted. H E, True In th difflnI rin, tea and Refreshments of fresh apple coffee were served from silver ,Mrs. C.L. Pitchford, IMrs. Z.G. pie, holiday cookies, nuts. service by Mrs. A.W. Lee, Ex- Holland, Mrs. F.E, Rournillat coffee and cranberr punch Regent. and Mrs, Hagan Jennings. -.-.-as served by the hostess. axam" amillItillillivagawava A handsome Italian em. Others attending included broidered linen cloth covered Mmes. Helen Adams, Elizabeth the table, which was centered Boyd, JonLse Buckelew, Jean with a live-branched silver Carl.son. Jane Ford, Carolyn candelabrum holding ChristGore. &-irbara Hughes, Zula mas red and gold candies. McLeod, Nancy McNamara, The Regent, Mrs. T.K. Wyley. Margaret Manfre. Aldie conflucted the business Milwee, Hazel Perinchief, meeting The Christmas program was I 1* r 1 _________ as added to the Book auction U. I was A' , r_ - 4 '. - - Scring dS auctioneer _ i• " 1#1 .'. " ____ _______ ,. 11-.41.4, " 4 . - - 4 to raise money for the Seminole Junior College Hook Fund -'• 41(*, .i~WTO i 4: W-1-V __ i'j • _______ .,. a in Loch Arbor. Highlight of the . . - . 11 4 _ _ _N i_lj , ~ 'P~X ;P, . , - _~ I , • __ TV Time Previews IIighlights ________ Grace Mrs. Lucy Layer was hostess Charlotte Smith, Katherine Gilberts, for a recent meeting of Beta Teague, Weldon, Stinecipher, Barbara Buprecht. Gerry P :iniChapter Catherire Whelchel,Margaret Ethel Riser and Mabel onr et" Goit and the Mimes Leonie man. 0 I _________ Fur' Marie iih~~ - 1 1R Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 58 The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 20,1973 . - ._!___. _._ -.=----;:._--_-_ I 5 ' Wd Sanford �, _____ - 613 -- The Sanford i Herald . 20, ~1 rrm suffix S4MLn'talrock 53 Mo1eicent Dibeci — ALLEY OOP Iif !4 l bbt alculatinor Inn11r numbers knows tier cutonu 10 Gur U...... DUrell it flu W CiicaN TniW.. V. Pevi SJM. tic. ____ ri t " _______ ,/, c"!5 AI 4W pIl -•. 43TpksIpI&n' 44 AppoInted 1' 1. (~ - , I - Seminole 322.2611 by Loriy Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Winter '.uuuui 1 B SO UPTIGHT TO BE 4 .\3OUT' 1OCKE - - H 6~? __,~ im Orlando ,rni1 1 thru S times 4thru 25 times ... 25 tImes - - 19,16..46 - -i o U I. S I. h'-. by Heimdohl & Stoffel ,31(.14i'&E.. .PW5 'rv.o WHAT'S YOUR wcsK-aOflt3M) PWICE' - HERE WLST Ill LET'S STEP OVI' I FINISH FJ&ERIN'! ...PtviPE9YFOU... F(:_:;i ~-~ 4 . Want Ad 2 Ia , I, I , -- . -. - _.. . - I-Cards of Thanks -- - DEAR ,ST Ti-dAT i'iOkIEMT, jVA T3 RAPIO TO THE C ),, A _____ ETUR".".' IW) ---- --- IJ'iOP'JE EVER TFLL , C'4N5EROV FOR A FO tEP- - DEAR POLLI' J1'I nw,i,la'4 1mrørnt - "-'' lightly straight pins r-rc-l- In 1 7-Motels F 'gyrE '"' •s,4A1 ______ b Fj,RtP ,lli p__~tN __ _~6 ', ~ i / by Bob Thoves , ,..- """ -, " . 1. I is ,, 0) -) '. .n.,_uI ------------- Rentals . ) OUT MY DREAMS -------- LJ LL , - - I-\. i GJ.IDROSCOPE by Dick avoIli aw 1115 eJPFVW 1t ... THATAI.EAN8 HE HEALTHY. e k - - - . - - - i. --------...,- .. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) S hop before ha ndling basic situations that require care. Drive safely. Evening is ideal for recreatIon you like LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Use good practical sense and settle that money problem .ntrthgently, then you can w!th plans at hand without worry. Do important Christmas shopping SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Handle personal miners rn a.ni. Then get Into usinet.c 4f(.lIrs oh s im and vigor. Get advii.c hum money xperts Improv health in SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2. 1 to Dec. . 11) Experiscanhelp, plan future more wisely in a- m., th en put ideas to work vigorously. Follow intuitive promptings Enjoy social actnitica in p.m. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Plan future social affairs with a good friend in am., th en take case of choas. Go after C't it fI'; f AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) handle buincss and gover'ilment miner-s in a m th en be with good frtrr.ds Itr; 4scus suture p'ans with highe:'ups. - PISCES snd get suppon during a.m.., then make the new ilio,,Mtacts wilo, will be helpful to your plans. Dri ve carefully. IF YOUR CHILD IS WDURN TODAY, : he have strong will power and the ability to inveavlo khalleve, t iç *f o ç ...mtri inj-nsr pers teI1.41gur;rni1J:okiuns Give golod educe-lion and !his can bc a fascinating fifc, full of chjJkn1r and tomance. Teach to spiI i mote c1caily ruly. ---- .-. - , - - - , I " - ' . 3 41-Houses for Sale 1-11111111 AT ~ f °1I1 4 AK53 A QJ 2 4' K. 6 --- ° W LST FAIST 4J109 417642 76 +8532 ITS WELL HE'PE'S BEST SELLEP FOQ I SUPPOSE lT JUST ) A"OThEP 'JE OF THOSE SENSATIONAL) LOVE STOPIES') 17 • (5GEPTPUOE' f -' ' S(J1'TH 4Q K 1098 9764 Both vulnerable West North last Pass 14 South if Pass 4XT. Pass Pass Pass 6V Pass Pass O,enlng lead-J6 -_____________ r ) " A the heart game. This series of bids leaves West on lead. lie might open a diamond, but the spade suit looks far better. rice he jumped to JIj __ , , UI :. The bidding h.t' t}.'i' 20 can Pass make if the defense starts by '-' .i...-ii. •'" l'ass 2+ .4? '1 MI 0?0t4 t ,kci tlt2lciia slam 43-Machinery and Tools LlXl.Y' -..,.. ~' Il-io e,( - . 6 - - kat North — .1 _________________ "V1J'1 t% ____ , ,~ . '050LS! I ar Iitc l r -J r" t '4JL 41'pryoli Rightr-s Individual Forecast for your sign or January is new ready I-or your copy send your bnihdate and , j" If jt,%tjiii,, Li lid-. uo derbid a trifle and ,shile TOfl-%'t s qt LsTII,s, Instead of rebiddt1ig diamonds South might not have Black- pour partner has bid two clubs wooded to the heart sIam he overyouroWade%%'hat do you Hollywood, Calif r Ilipartner - tas 2 J (' I -. , .k.---------_________ ' 4 % - . its Campers . - . t _____ _____ k ,A 13 }' / "( / , - - tcrglass lay up personnel ant boat assemblers. Local growing industry Interested in hiring 1 ' - -. ', '--'. .'. - .''' _,.-_t . -. .-. -.-'.'----•.. * ': , -.. - .. , - -- Blvd Sanford. Ph. Orla nd o 6%) 3 bedr oo m home on large lot OuIIld of city with patio and all the Bedroom, 7 bath, den, eit in kit ctten, enclosed 2 car garage central heat, on large lot $230 per 2 bedroom house, 1 bedroom 2412 Stevens Ave, $150 first, last Ph brforelam,afterspm 372 — 704— - 3 3 Houses Rent Furnished (as.' in 3 bedroom furnished house Security deposit required Phone 3?? 76.11 heat and air, ideal for retired o.i pP r ,%. ',_' SHOE REPAIR '.''a . ' ', ' ',"c SJ'iop, Jc'cated 'ci ncitjjes - Welcomes J- J - - CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM Idyllwilde Homes By Call For Ap pn t. s -- 322.3103 CCJf\JS'TRLJCTI(JfsJ I 211 W. 25th Sanford, F - I Lu xiir y ll THERE IS A BETTER Tow iil 1011 SC S WAY TO LIVE 3 bedroom, 21 2 baths. Six different floor plans. Double garages, courtyards, - front with a CASSELBEPRY Patio These Tow C,u5v, ate ud , enclosed patios. Some have garages in balcony Others have garages in rear . V COZY & CUTE Privacy Homes - by J. Bralley Odham garages, yard care, etc. Builder-Developer Roberts & Gilman A fiiiancing p'an IS available to new home bu yers at Sanora. Mortgages terms are limited to a maximum of 23 years with this plan Interest rate is 8 pct. on a co pct lean or 7' pct an 80 5% DOWN 830-5500 Realtors ,fl BUY TODAY, MOVE IN TOMORROW! Lw-.cxi BROKERS en pct. loan LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. from 43,5OO SANFORD, FLORIDA I The Time Testm Firn-. the condominium ownership plan. The owner Is responsible only for the mor tgage he makes, If any. There is a monthly maintenance fee for the building's exterior roof, driveways, Traditional Homes - tftS 'deal retirement charmer. with 3 bedrooms, c entral hea t air, inside utility room, storage SPei and more Lots Of flowers anD trees Please call Jane Drnisc-nko Set' 4 - Days: 3fl63NtitY7S42 II 1 7,7 0 Id -V0 _ft/V/1 ~7_ ___ __- -11, Lf- 323-4670 - -- • w j- j, A _- ~ 1 -_ L'.n' I'l .1 11111111111111111 -. two. _ --_ iir_~NM k4Gifts}clDa wiu Like DAD --_- Of BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, First - -ENERGY CRISIS? Sac ,ouni, b using the Yu.eide Gift Guide in the Classified Section - 3220500 ayton jPhhI111h1 L1!1!i 1 1)1122' i-PSI PSIZA f(I P01 _____________ Dress them up for Christmas ri a Give Dad Black & Decker power tools, and Sti.ntey hand tools from Gregory Lumber, 61h & Maple pair of Poll Parrot Stas Knight's Shoes, 203 E. First 98 tp Lvr'rv S-ut1fIa First St ALL Out Of ideas? ViSit EtP-IELL'S ANTIQUES, 1 mile west of I 4 on old State Rd 46 of "74" station , Give Roller Skatet for Christmaslarge selection of skate ac ces.sonies SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track Road 331 2471 k4 Gfftsforl i% L.t%tcli,i Gits Coaster 3 Sol, 10 speed bicycles from Fi*it Shop. $06 French. (Hwy 1792). 322 4751 0 you know that Collins Flotiit , WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS moccasirn, billfolds, Saddle "niupment Save a) the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 57, I mile S. at Cells. GtDAIRE. KITCHEN AID, AVIAG. FEDDERS. All major 2pi'ances. Bes t in quality and tie rntiab*lity HOME APPLIANCE ENTER. 1700W. 1st 5t 322 3133 cc) a gift from our complete htlpool home applianc e cent er Heating & Air Cond ry,, 3094 Orlanao Dr. 373 5434. aneva iave gifts for the Intire family small un'gue itemS, to rooms m II of fine furnish i ngs PHI. EERE FURNITURE, W First (Hwy 44) Just I ml east 0114 30730 LL RINGERS! T hese are the real gift Ideas you'll find in tbt ulCtde Gift Guide sect ion in tr'c' fant Ads. Fairway Plaza. nas a nice SEW right-is Futura from Firestune, downtown San f or d will make laundry drudgery easier for Mom all year. 373 0244 '.'.PlTA'S LITTLE HELPER' You'll find him everywhere in late Yuletide Gift Guide with a large variet y of Christmas shopping suggeStionS. Where? In the Jewelers. 701 S Park, GE Toas t er Oven from Gregory Lumber . 61 h & Maple 3270300 t'rghfen her Christmas with a Cruc'fix Cross from Gwaltney JewelerS, 704 S Park seasons Greetings from Art Grin dies Wheel Ranch. special '73 vegs HatchbaCk. Auto, air. $27 50 C. .e fashionable clothes from Outer LimitS, Sanford Plaza Gift Certificates are luSt perfect U.S. and GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture arid applianc es to Larry's New 1, Used Marl, 713 S Sanford Ave., Ph 3'fl .4132. req" Cairn; Equestrian, 32 W Broadway, new furr.iture from be st tiriStmi5 ever. Save on national 'ands Liberal trade ins. Free elvery Convenient terms, We 'we TV Stamps 31$ E. 1st St 372 MAsER for the I your home reflect your .r aste mm with an attractive mir' Simkarik 210 Mauriola A, Ov'edo 365 6361 Make gifts seem more personal Bisque kits and other ideas if Village Craftsman, 102 S. Park. 373 *730 Rns*n 5 Shlck hair stylers for men & women Lowest discount prices Pnecrest SPtOPPP'J Mecico, C i-"' i' '-p Ut-fr' I,,, i'fl'Tl • lrJ collS, tags & nyso ill f- Han stk% An-mil H3wen ' from 'J S MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB 1R0 SHOP Ph )222l ,our WILSON 6? Santa's hradqtjjrters -boots & ra'j I'ijt5, gQoU Sele c tion The Gifts for Curr ency. Fine Jewelry: Bottles SLM'NOLE COIN CENTER 109 West 1st St has a wide selection 01 Broocnes-$3.S0& up. Shop today! 'FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUR FAMILY Top line of Golf Clubs, Go we Mom comfort year 'round with balls. bags, sportswear. central hat & air from Santore Heat I Air, 32 7 6290 act selection of small gifts? 373 1701 u,,oaGE Spray ISt eam Iron and Speed Queen Washers I. Dryers .,%A )hJ0Cy Franklri MIct & c"e unusu,,i gift items & cut,5, of course Ton s Coins, 171 E Morse Ave. Winter Park, 417 1331. DeBiry 44.105. Maie ?'iOn'S life easier, let a Kirby do the work It's S machines in one. Kirby Vacuum Cleaner. 307 W 77th St., Sanford, 32 31130 Sewing Machine from Kingdon's downt ow n 5anfotd, 323 6161. it .HOME Iheyll enioy tate cold Holiday season in sweaters & vests from Buttons & Bows, 3610 Hiawatha 1567 A gift that OP kAle _________ Gifts of Distjnction. Diamonds, Watchet, Silver China, Crystal Kacters Sanford 3777343 Ave Gifts for the ; Pleasant dreaming In nightnt'ar from the Merry Go R ound. S Sanford Ave 3233040. MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS Kings.Qveens . ~ Gifts for Po4a,327 Say 1. No more diSh part handS for Morn GE portable or built in dish wash erS. Sanford Electric, 372 AI ..'a -& pr.'ne shopptng i- ycntory ('quip , . - 4G!RSfOr -. _ _____ Realty, 372 1)01 76i0 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 'l'Itt' Ih'rahl a - Luxury Tow nhiouses 201E lii CSen8on rat* in 94ffugh ~ . - _'. - -'.- - Life . Realty (l,I5,,itif'd Section 110 - *Beautiful Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting *Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer Give Mom comfort and beauty--a pair of Daniel Greene house sippers from Knight's Shoes , 7(31 Ptt)i1i.Iit Alw4rillisers should include IIII insertion In computing their earned - DEVELOPMENT 1116300 BUY THE BEST for Dad. building, pool Shuffleboard From 3)2.900 Inspect our 2 furnished ncxJel on Airport Blvd Regite f or free color TV. No Obligation - V 1' 3 oedroom block ho me. 11) baths , tar-ge lot, in the country, Call 373 435.4. Store with super return on in vestment, good location. includes real estate, equipment and ri ventory. $70,000 A CnmprCPInsiVl Real ft14*e Gvid T fle1tr Livia ha6 ,:_. _ T oo l stied, play house, bar be Cu" pt Top ground pool deck IdyIlild & Lakeview School district '4th block to School bus stop. 2 blks to store & gas station Street lights, city water & Sewer , but low County taxes. Let San?., bring you a home fg' Christmas call owner 321556S SMALL GROCERY D 131 7%) - $73,930 Terms Spct Down--NoClosng Costs REALTOR ______ - i.1 rm Painted inside & Out last fail New 24.000 BTL' air. Auto heal Large Lot, fenc ed ba'k Wood s Grapefruit,other trees & Shrubs C AU HAVE RINTA,,' HATTAWAY REALTY _,, - ' - Large 2 bedroom. 1 bath, central Condominiums '-.inford'S newest I 1 2 oedroom ,iJ0It condominiums offer you , ,. - -. .4W "~J __- -A, --- __ - •' -- in 'j SNUG AS A BUG r,',-nt and lease 40 " -- $13,000 Terms IMO KuIp Realty, 373 733$ cen h a, w w carpet, & E. kitchen may extras. Adults,Deposit 322 931 - :.' " __l1i,. gd'( s estyles I, --' NO TRAFFIC NOISE Ideal locationt 2 bdrm , I'., ba;hs, -- borhoiyi 577.000 ,if '1 ..- from street to 3 bedroom house, $150 mo Pius security deposit. 204 Woodmere 1 , '. ______________________- Vet er an Good credit, in Fla one yr. You may uy my $20,000 VA ac Fraised home for as little as $303 down 3 bdrm., living rm., din rm, kitchen equipped, decor 1 Need clays FAMILy Ak0AIN NEWS SECTION that is di*tvibutdJ an . "e: setting - -- street Quiet secluded neigh Read Sanford Herald on WedneSday wil, automatically be placed in Thurs - -- Garden 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, IM 5'e? i'ioodland Dr . 1st & last mo, plus deposit 323 7616. 1 4'>" ' ?5?lPark.Dr 3722111 R&LTOR After hours 3779751 3273991 3720646 Drive past 209 Arcadia Rd See thiS 3 bedroom home with frepiace dryer, wall wall carpet, rec MaleFemale Help Wanted 70 -Potorcycles I , 37 2 '717 Travel 7$-Trucks and Trailer s / - SANFORD REALTY 25415 FrncP Ave Pays - ' St7 ' - f- do-Auto% for Sale --!,-~ 1,11 Houses Rent 16 -Auto Repairs- - % AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 116W 2nd. St 4 4 - ,___Jw If / 'V' ": Answer Tomort'ow - 1. (9 / _., ~ - __ j/ . " I 3 ,311 - Accessories 1. I r . " . - ALV GUARD, HE - C' , _ - ..-. 32 76437; After S. 'flflll Cr II Court North Jim Hunt JOHNNY WALKER REALTY .11W Frstci carefree living PLUS washer I _ LA+N qcc)'4i r.. $3,000 deposit and move in .'tc 'IC lo4fl being processed Immediate Occupancy Call Bud, 3776,lSlor3fl 7111 rail Butch, 3 72 6137 or 3U 7424 An Iqual opportunity Employer - Lee Lot Falk m. 321 t,.15t HI LO'S and 3 bedr oo CO home, Longwood area. Cen tral Heat & Air, Wall to Wall Carpet, Individual water & Sewer Large lot, dead end street niw. Is, St 7 SMAr-S 149 Harney Charming 3 bedroom, 2tSYALLED Interesting extras atl for •;poetment Immediate occupancy. 3195)13 o37iiU 3 bedroom, I', or two baths, all brick From $73400 30th Street to Locust turn left to 11th St right 3279320 M. UNSWORTH REALTY WELAKA APARTMENTS OMS CARPET Like bath borne Poles. paneling Carport, laundry for y our PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 75.45 Park Drive, 372 7561 P L.A P'i tilt - NEW HOME Sanford Transportation .' - I? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY Waterfront near Geneva - i Hayduk 2565 Park Dr 3737010 CHRISTMAS TREE SAN MO PARKS, 17.3 Bedr oom Trailers & Apis 7 Adult parks, 2 Family parks. 3313 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford: 313 1530, Day. Wk, Mo. Mr VA'-Nothing Down G. 0. BLAIR BROKER Apartments Rent Orange City ... -- A. .1. PENPIINOTON ASSOC D,ltona- Unfurnished duplex, near Shopping center, 6 mo lea se & security de posit. Ph. Ml 4162 f'.trk. Iir*1JcvcLu,rILuH.-' flOAT DIVISION A,'t Building 142, Sanford Airport - TUC flUAkiYi",n REALTORS alit?... Hon-c 6313272 Showing anytime - Raymond M Ball, Reg Broker Estrer Plait, As'..'a?e 8l7'i'I5tF.rt St 372 $611 32)7710 CLIFF JORDAN Pt AL TOP between ID a m. and 7 pm. to '10Sf Brooklyn St Magnola Local and NjtlonalML5 %77,C4)O company office SLICXCRAFT ROSALO ?I-Antiques j 919 E people from the Sanford area E,elient wages and benefits Come grow with us Apply at . 17-Auction 4 he contract *111 depend Poultry Coins and Trade 10-Swap -5 ( I ES-Wanted to Buy L2 69 -Stamps --- - - uvnirr. BOAT BUILDERS 44-Horses 4N.T. £ to ES-Pets and Supplies 67-Livestock and llait diets eview 41-EquIpment for Rent il I so 67-Lawn and Garden GENEAt. Vr..'.,,i.,na of red, not necessary Apply k Nursing ,no St , Sanford La ,-' -- it t 1) - - Valencia BALL REALTY "'' p.' efec Mi BUXLEY 16N'T N 'YET, GOOD J'SH E C>. a J 65 V2 •A 010 YvIuidusiidit - u..i,..I ,,v. And )UIlC5 Walker $300 sq Interest mortgage, low down payment.3 bedroom. large corner lot, carpeted, fully equipped kif.n. q,ir,e I year old "Sanloro's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listi ng Agen cy Blair Agency Norreli. 2211 Lee Rd Winter Park Ph 647 111$ 60-Office Equipment Moe'? are a so-Bicycles 1 -- - Commerciel building on Par k Ave - you reao1 anta is coming, .',ork day, a week, a month. The CPOICC is up to you. No fee 41tSulIOlfl9 Materials (ricks. b TYPISTS 57-Sports Equipment Co . - I - -_ 17 92 'q- Starling at $12.50') ,t 511 5736 for appointment. 54-Camping Equipment BEETLE BAILEY T Pass Stereo 3$-Musical Merchandise 16 Pan . - ii.,rctr es wrs needed, immed iately Plitt or lull lime Sanfor d Plaza Call Helen. 322 7041 or 323 a337 Equipment ______ 'I' West iii I __ __ - A,.IIIIIJ1t 3079 54-Garage Rummage Sales Altamonfe Catering needs girls for catering Crlvers. also have a 35-Boats & Marine sjpffvi5Or opening. Please call ________________________ luck. isrtrui and South really belong in ri Tht bidding 33-TV Radio ----- PI , !VU) For Sate b II I I I flLU $3 CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-so DOES THE MONEY you can make on your spare time as an AVON Repr es entative Call oi.i $11 -Household Goods - - cil QE I AC TLY - Merchandise -- I , • Mayfair. Ideal Commercial property 373 6630 31 bedroom executive home Only $42,000 Immediate possession, assume low Call 322-2420 Anytime terms Big .4 ? flit I & air, extra large storage building workShop, $71,750. FHA FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE Female Help Wanted Convalescent Center, Mellonvilte Ave. Sanford 37-ApplIanCiS I: cpc 1 %PWSI'4l1R ___ - 1 FEPENT NOT ç ir ' will be smart enough to cash them. - , 1!-.-- -/ , H Oswald & James J it ut,s u...,. I, Jlit1hI4(l '.t'v .1....I.,...e.. UUJIId1 r i ( and king of diamonds and 5 .- - Person, Sanford Nursing and 17-Real Estate Wanted L_ central heat & air . Sparkling clean pool Mov? In today . Children accepted 3222050 0212 eves. ,',anted RNs and LPP'is Apply in Property .---- clubs in order to discard one Of dummy's diamonds: concedes a diamond trick and eventually ruffs one diamond and discards the last two on th e ace and king nfpadec. Where dot's thU luck come in? Suppose the bidding goes di fferently and North be' comes declarer at 'ix hearts 1i.t Is on lead with the ace ' (' il-IS OPJES A LITTLE t - 19 16=meA,d Chic Youna opens a spade South is home free. He simply draws trumps Willi three leads;runs off four 4' AK 10 £ ino',i .'. P17") schools. sho pping center. Shag carpeting, erapes, dishwosrr, Unfurnished 331 343% IS-Resort Property For Salt BLONDIE Gi'T BRIDGE 12-Mobile Homes k~l 7.,' r, : ''rC,n; NO QUALIFYING tari be leased with punch,'." "',",au,r ireplaces. large Florida roo m, corner lot Loads of extras. Only 1505W 251h51 SANFORD AREA REALTY area, $21500 dishwashers, exhaust fins. covered patios. carpeting, tc Several purchase plans now less for cash Suncity 377.73 7 or 312 1196 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. convenient to - 1100E. 7Soi si 327 6435 bedrooms, 1' bathS, central heat and air, carpeted throughout, all 7 story frame condorninkims at 521.500 each Featur es iriCludilig climate control, all laundry Connections, ranges, dis po Is tow n, Only $1OSCx) w.,r terms, or PICTURE PREITY UTILiTY CONTRACTOR'.'ñnPoIe conduit and cable E.pefiertced only Paid vacation hOld3yS. boSpit4Ii%tiOfl Call v'iP4CO CO?ISTRUCTION CORP ". - ' I- Here -_____________________ - BY OWNER - - GENEVA GARDEN A PA R TMEN I S Foremen - __ 700 7, 3qniolia Aye, Apt 3 3 238 Sa 6 96 m 9pm 37 14-Farms arid Groves " Thursday Dec. 20,1973-7B TAFFER REALTY ted brick construction, delightful - 2 bedroom, plus effirency, close to * Construction * ---:----,--- I ' ... Luck plays part in duplicate talk over with partners ho* to improve present operations. Avoid one who has done you harm in the past NOON CHiLDREN (Jun e 22to July 21) Make plans eidy for th e recreation you want, then delve nght into work. Be then go out for amusements, Take care of basic situations. This can be a happy evening with mate - - WIN Get work done early, then careful where financci are concerned Do wmething thoughtful for loved one. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2 1) Handle that family matter early, - ONLY OdEAVMLAUr Large 3 bedroom ho me formal Mus t Sell Practir aIJ, new borne. 3 CITY EXCLUSIVE FOUR LOVELY 7 BEDROOM. P bath, `.1 '.'i'iOi II f.t'1 TOP OPL eip "I'LL iPLL LiSTING SERVICE 32? 1991 19195, French T ..,o bedroom duplex furniShrd apartment 4230 Orlancia Orir n lord Real Estate MC14 A apologize later 21) I '.. and pillows and it worked so well that I now consider it the most useful brush I nun T '').'IIaIU m ni,...-...i10 ,, lJJV t,,,.,, . --.;this 10 allate' with the OLIIer gals. -SUED. DEAlt PO1J.V - It ink the best way to eat cantaloupe is with a grapø(ru spoon that has a serrated edge MI(S It. I tRUS i Apr 20 to May 20) Recti a bctter undrsunding with an assouate in a rn, thcn isork on the nghtpolwykvellater Do nothing for wh&Chyouwillhaseto GEMINI (May 21 to June 'Jr special wig brush I thought this brush might bring the nap and original fluffy look of my spread back again. I'olly, it worked just beautifully. Then I tri ed it on 'eaters, rugs w -- - d'ning room, convenient l*tiOn, r gualifyinQ Reasonably priced, $ 11300 with terms Call today REALTOR ( 13 --Lots and Acreage fluffy look but one day when brushing my wig with a GLNhRAL TENDENCIES Get needed information and orpne it in telligently in a.m. Then go directly to those who can help you to greater success and get their cooperation. Be open'minded Autcc au.,. . rrii. 'I1 Apr, I'17 LiCI on terms or. friendship i with One who has inform irton you want and then put it to right use. Follow your intuition and Make new allies. -•.. - 1666 il-Wanted to Rent VATITRALLYM45,STHATC FINALLY F.tRCtJlkOW1DG&T T.4E EFRIcERAVR Xg OPEN. __ DEAlt POLL\' - My fur bedspread was slowly losing ILS from the Carroll Righter intirtuti - HousesforSale lot, 2 utility rooms HALL Call for appointment to see it. MONEY SAVERS II - SETTING, Country 3 bedroom home, privacy galore. majestic oaks, inCS, golf and fishing near, Remodeled with central heat and air. $)3000 the St. Johns? We have it for 539.600 This one has everything Stemper Agency Nice land? bedroom apR man, top pay. must have good references. Calf 313 3150 or 373 31-Business Property For Rent . -4 WINTHROP with dishwasher. Call Mrs Weatherby 373 4457. L 'per lenced fiberglass chopper For Rent ~~ air. Fully equipped kitchen Driver, semi trailer or ready rn . truck, Miracle Concrete. 309 Elm Ave 327 5751 For Rent '''a * Furnished Wanted Male Help W,.mt O,,nt 36-Resort Properly uF:ut POLL\' --- Always let raintihib dry with the pwk ets stuffed with tisuv pap'r so the insIII ide dry wit HELEN Is n rz,%. $8 IS-Mobile Home Lots 1 / P CAR ROLL R IG HTE A 'S - Wanted: Man for laundry washroom 31-Apartments Rent and small pickup I delivery route in Sanford 4 dlyl a wuk short Furnished houri, good pay. Full time em 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished ploee need apply only. Apply n person, $13 Palmetto Ave. San 33-Houses Rent Furnished ford Dry Cleaners U...Mnh,Ii.. ,,,,,_ - 10-Apartments Rent Unfurnished rgYiN& 10 FiGUR - FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets. Cruise and Tours at official rates . 303 Semoran Blvd (Hwy, 436) 311 3233 19-Rooms for Rent I S had Travel Agencies 13 0 - OING- CRA7Y for four vea- THERESA. 1)EAH FOLLY - I want to share a Pointer with others who live alone. I hang a string of bells on the inside oleach of my doors and find no one can enter without the bells ringing and alerting me. Mans' houses in the neighborhood have been robbed but 50 far mine has not I have the bells in plain sight on the door and believe they may have discouraged any would-be robber. I collect bells and use Christmas bells that ring and those that come from India but any type could be used. Many of my widow friends have adopted this and now say they feel more secure. -ETHEL. FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1973 __________________ , PIA7I.II4AL INDIAN MOUND VILLAGE W.PdT A BEAUTIFUL. ONE YEAR OLD3bedroom,7 ba tptina tree shad ed setting with a view of I bedroo m Park Ridge, central heat Two bC'oorns, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, c entral heat fy _--- MY ANALYST - hanger tapes. let them set for ahout 24 hours and it made Some such stickers r oni - on our' walls have IF -_-----.. .s 19 - IS Action Sports [A ERNEST FRANK AND - Apartments Rent I and 7 beoom$, carpeting and drapes, central heal arid air, fully 'quipped kitchen Adults only Ph 14-Camping Resorts .- "t'L)? I PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Course Harry Wesfer, 173 117 ,7,111 New dupir s bedrcrs. wail to wall shag. dishwasher, disposal, close in. $115 per month. 2nd and Avocado, Sanf or d. Ph. Orlando 175 5511 and white nrapefrut. picked to order Russell Crumley, 3270237 Recreation P. Unfurnished Instructions, 0-Travel Agencies I 30 OEEE LICIOUS Oranges-naval and pineapple, tangerineS, pink t'r &'l' ,A h,in, riirIi,rnc w*h .""f i"' " on the Hotels Travel & walls and when the sticker hangers would not stay on our walls we cleaned off the remaining glue and put epoxy glue - -- ?ll Hospital and shopping near. r-r - 133,900. pick 373 167$. O- Do ItYo:rtl easily leaving no unsightly holes in the wall. -CHARLOTTE. E)Elt FOLLY Like Margaret we. too, have plastered -- ____________ - from Lake tnr,S1S.. schools El Capilan St Ray Crank, Builder New 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes Car Frt ing, range, dishwasher, ci spoSal, c en tral heat air. Lot 160 160. Ph 671 460 hr- mg results Tangerinet, Tangeio, 57 Cu you NAVAL ORANGES, ED OR TED WHITE 72 French, Pinecrest, Ph 3fl34n sorrethirli;' corner ()P1AP,,'OLD EXCLUSIVE OWNER TRANSI ERREDI H oedroom, 2 bath with patio, climate control, garage, fence. available for 576,60 0 Near KINGSIJERRY- 'ri',tr,,enl in a ClaSsilied Ad will Satsumat. Tangerines Will ship P U Hutchison. 372 4051 9-GaLl Things to Eat 'E4 OMEQp',,iE Gentleman Would like a gentleman t share r ent of trailer. All utilitieS, TV and linens. 327 9044 Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, 8-Eating Places , amazing how much weight one will hold but if one is not Abby' Dew booklet. "What Teen-Agers For Want , Know," send II to Abigail VanBuren. L32 Lasky Dr., nly Hills, Cal. 8621L ti - £-V'hild Care ' I enough tap in two at the same time. When you want to rearrange your pictures or if you should move the pins pull out pkue. ,<_I~_ - S -Lost and Found - &. - "iCK LIK! yJ TO E OUT T 'J'4i :c _ DEAlt FOLLY - Do tell Margaret that I hang pictures on darning needles since the needles are very strong and leave only tiny holes that are almost invisible when removed. Be careful when hammering the needles in the wall because the eye ,part pops off. -ANNE. CDC$L --- - Z would soon chip and peel. My Pet Peeve is getting a dress back from the dry cleaners and when putting it on (sometimes in a hurry) discover that the metal hook from the hook and eve has been be nt completely out of shape and must be __________ replaced before the garment can be worn. -SALLY. 7 For a aentma rPfllY, WTfiC - 10 ABBY BOX No, CI7. I. A... Call, 86069, Enclose stamped. self -addressed envelope, --- Trei ripened Oranges, $2 bu IresPly pick grapefruit. $1.30 b, t4orje& Rider, 213$ Sanford Ave Sanford 3-Ce me tan es 4-Personals r'.rr - Tangerinesl. Tangelos 3fl 47 33 or 3fl 0362 7-In Mornoniarn - by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY Peeve. I hope some reader ran tell me whether or not I i there Is any way I can "dye' a Favorite piece of goldfinished Costume jewelry silver. I am afraid that most - --- NAVEL ORANGES Announcements #, - . t11'.r Some great gift ideas in Yuletide Gift Guide It Will ',nivC your gift giving protIc'rn to sill Good Things to Eat 9 Saturdays& Holidays 12 Noon Deadline-12 Noon Day Before Publication - - , Uflhli Cra mer CONFWEXTIAL TO "WAITING FOR To ('(ISlE IN IN TUON": And If It came In, would know how to navigate -- RETIREMENT SPECIAL Or young couple Furnished 2 bedroom, I bath, clean, comfor table house Realty Houses for Sale (all ):d 7s5$ EXTRAORDINAIRE- GIFTS flatsitIlng in my home, Sanford area, $ )3 per week Ph 323 539 - bridesmaid, -- Houses for Sale Seminole High and Lakeview Callbart Real Estate rates 377 3103 ,11 Houses for Sale Stenstrom el 75c to Polly's Problem ___________ FOLLY - I have both a problem and a Pet renovated Class A rating Color TV, Courtesy car pick up service Family units, liciencles, over filet, low weekly ;.r,, age, $15 wk child per ttr. or 1400 a day, Winter springs. 373 2950 Of Copy. ., 11 Rooms for Rent Newly Child Care Deportment Hours 1 proves challenge t'. rti . -c ii, -- Rated For Consecutive -. - APP INTEREST... ~ - 373 ii me. old Irish Setter, Lake Mary area Answers to "Mac' Needs med.cation to live. 373 0310, 327 5161 Reward LuSt Insertions-No Change I 11 - s. Paln,etto, REWARD Pt"n 7110 Costume jewelry , 55 LOST Male Toy Poodle, black & *hitC. Vicinity 76th St. & Per Day. - i,•, P 0" BUGS BUNNY - Everyone I' ve mentioned it to to let something like a superstition bother me, but if something happened to prevent my being a bride, I would never forgive myself. Frankly, being a bride is far more C impor trtf *.s .. Iv iUt Uidi t_-_ i.'mg a orrne.6maia for a third third time it u • The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line i DEAR ABBY: Have you ever heard of the superstition, " Three times a bridesmaid, never a bride"? I have been a bridesmaid twice cM am now engaged to be married next July. A girl friend of mine, who is being Married In March has asked me to be a bridesmaid at her wedding, and I want to accept, but this superstition keeps PMes Ynu'li feel . 40c a line 30c a line 23c a line monsom paint products will just turn the jewelry gray and 'AUGlIT: F.ellng as you do, decline the L'qhI 130 mae Chitivarwa. lbs Tag reads "Chico". H Red, Belle Glade, Fla Ph. 37) 2634, $03 Senora Blvd., Sanford / , ($2.00 Eapd 4j DEAR WHOLE AGAIN: I think It' s important to add that not all women who ha bad breast itmput3tlons -e raumnates for ntis type of curgery, hut thank you for e'neour-aglng those who can. t)EAIt tion In be Lost MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum rujal.111111111 - for Want Ads lion SANFORD CT. MOTEL Found 31 illist DEAR ABBY: May I answer that 45-year-old woman who sursived breast cancer, and inquired about the possibility of having plastic surge ry to replace the amputated breast, but she didn't want to appear "vain or silly"? I had a breast re moved, and later had reconstructive plastic surgery to make me "whole" again, and I can't tell y how much it did for my morale. I am 50, and believe me, I'm no sexpot, and! also had a very understanding husband who tried to mike me feel that I was still as beautiful and desirable as ever-regarci. less, but I had the operation for myself. I would encourage any wo man who sants this type of surgery and is able to Slave it. Mint' Was dine hv Dr. Shattuck h1ar(tell of the Cleveland Clinic, and he was marvelous. WHOLE AGAiN ,,,.S Ask - 41 Split ----- 29 Lost and SAN TAS get those great gil ideas by checking Yuletide Gil Guide in today's Classified Sec Department, 377 2611 nr $31 99'?) 2)01 11 Business Property For Retit SANFORD. downtown, prestigous office suite. elevator. parking, and anit or lal Service included. AA.A 'cation Available immediately Phone 373 1070 TO PLACE A Yuletide Gilt Guide ad, call the Classified Advertising Room and hoard for the elderly in Private home, Apopka area. Iii U UI 31 SMART -- 8319993 ' 42 L4= IxDond p. WANTED %4TS HE GOT TO wall f ACED WITH A DR INKING "Hotline" Adults PROBLEM i'irhlp$ AlCo holics Anonymous Can Help Phone 1 13$ 7 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida DIAL q I 11-20 ______ S., o- SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available San ford and %urr our'-ling area Very lOw investment, 73 Pct f*nancni An investment f or those MUST SUCCEED and one ri,' will provide years of steady in come Call collect. 901 12S.7162 or Teens WANT AD . 74 Business Opportunities .spi YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll i roe, 641 2077 for "We Care" INFORMATION . Cy11ndrIea1 40—pit 4lCommunlixi t. 42Skewerfoz Personals - ____ _______ '' mmmoon- Torch coming to mind - ,,, Raidwtor DE.%}t M. L. titod thinking! The Lrtthrn. "II 'gnu don't It, you'll lose It." applies to the brain, too. --. ~( (~ __ i _ Jil IIIU fok*taci Jil JIJIiiu 1111111111111 0ZOItt*fl 1111111110111111 __ON ed hoo Kb4oIwool -UI. JJI 34B. for oci. 35 JJII .II JJJ 36 Cooki12gtos ins IIJI JIJIl. 37 SeLaw 39 (Scat) 40 —watir iJRI IIJI JIIM — up IIR 'JIl todEtger JJII ijJIIIjJ Cooked m diM-1iII1II 6 I1H, .) JB II I IM 53 M. --------- --- Get Needed Cash By _ Selling Near! '1 _____ ia an obliptift DEAR ABBY: A lady professor came out with the statement that it is silly to teach arithmetic because now we have calculators to do the job. She says she takes one to the grocery store with her. While grocery shopping this morning, 1 picked up a three- pound package of pork chops at 69 cents a pound , marked $2.97. If I hadn't kown that 3 times 70 equals $2.10, I might have paid it. When I pointed it out to the checkout girl, she said: "Oh, that crazy machine isnt working right again'" Please tell people not to put too much confidence in rnachina. 1 they do, they're sure to get gypped. L. IN GENEVA, OHIO IDEA OR TW' WZ LX ____;/ 31HoMingrlht 4S1'oodregft as v. (I1 M . es . 24NIDIg Dich*,i.d It EM KEEP TO HIMSELF! WITH HIM, <CASE'I'S GOlAN DINNV UNTIL I Money Gone !Christmas THINK GONNA I4E5 - ISSO ilI.Ff'J%....i G'JA DO ________ _ _____ ___ e - ---,;.---- The Sanf rd Hera ld • WELL IF I DUNNO. W14ATRE UU FkXD LITTLE SURE, - ___ ___ ______ I)... A L... _I If Dy FW19O11 YII _____ ______ )- TOW! WILL i' - 1'r ___ ____ 56 Gsaeo* eI.mt 57 Woody frttlt 12 —and DOWN cs.kiss gow .131 Merpitni 11 Dlrectloc 3MostessUy l7PnI.ed 14Stw.rfcet mutk.ted 19 Attire iSOrlentilcoks 4 Silky tb1i uZi 4iiuiizoc betw..n i3dwa1kzaI alUda Moz.ih.i itrti 27PUght 1 (PL) *uym PeaM1y I &Jsd of V j I ACROSS ______ Ueax _. Aassitti I* Pmhes PmIi Frill taI'c I 0 __________ 10, - - -- I --- - . • ___ - 197 I .I`#I lI 1. Dec Thursday, s-jS._.r.- ___ the 04M E Mu L M WPM The sound of music will abound YOU horne from the stereo in Cavalier Motor Inn you burChlSe at FIRESTONE. 3200 4* Il 57. Sanford Pr-i 323 5150 ' I, - '- - - �- ;__ - - 88-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Christmas Dec. 20, - I 1973 But Once A Year, Want II Ads 1i So - For Sale iliIlL,.l Jack R. McClure ks?int.me for Cnrismat! WCPiar a sv4ii oil tisn;tvee, tables. Reg 6ror.706N.P'k Eh'% Bldg 3131*70 33S3IS After pin betetc,thotmLntbiofdbetorr MOSSIE C. BATEMM BROKER 1.9 tern Magic eye. eitr as. 1.3$ or mate cHer 372 5479 BROKER .i .' -,' Anglia. good mileage. good ?ransoci'tation. $775 Cow horse. gentle. 210 2- space heater's. 11$ till. Ph 32) l9. "We Don't Stop TtII We Succeed!" SAVE GAS and time and trouble with the Yuletide Gin Guide row appear.ng Gaily st The CIau;lied Secon Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Fern Pjr .43 carat diamond ring, valued f Wilt sfI for 1.450. Ph 373 Furnished 7 bdrm kc rre, i1I to wall (Ding. .) (ond?oned. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade JlI)ISE, First St 3275622 - Large Lc? Fell,tict S.14.S00 Acre Really, REALTOR. 323 7750 BeeLine Fashions tIicOtit,nue'd PIep I? work .UJ Ia. c'iV CHR lsrMA. . 44 c c - Radio, console. BEAUTIFUL plan, 7 W litts. hg & ALTAI,I:11vE ''' AEL R,jSti, cjn!r, srtIn; ari *oed 131,1 bedroom Spf it pL, 2 batP. pool planned, dovbli arag A br and new hDmt, move Si Household * 1w Goods_- *Singer* &OLDEt4 TOUCH P4 SEW r-r';43t t15c 1*3 1rOIrI Boat - 1131W, Farjits liikHom€ 42 TREAT YOUR FEET ba IJSng the Yuletide Get? GUPde ?cxl.Sy'$ Claitilied Section - BROOXF,ELD. it. Set up on acre .g,cjft.4 tot, river rights, boat S Wks Old Ph 3232117 Ill' Bonita Bow Rider wIull vinyl cover'. 53 rip Johnson 1. Giti ,'r, nr,a 77 3777 • 3710350 Why rent? Bin' wwr own mob, It 17 t2 Estates, 7 m' Ph at I"l1( ai Lake crr Stock Ka1hrn Oft Guide North of Hwy. 436 Beautiful set. INVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED AT SOME PRICE BEFORE JANUARY! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED EXAMPLE 1216* 2 BR 525 per lay '.* •I! r;'j ';LPY MOBILE HOMES rench A ve. 07.ç7) Sanford 322 5700 FOR TOTS arid lots of other ideas in the Yuletide G 1 Guide in tne Classified Section gIft Wahe'rs Evinfude, all aluminum trailer. Priced to tell. Pi.rd.60d0es.6 buckS 2 $232 Bicycles 3220241 CASH 372 - II, black $I 95 plus sed write letters raised 070 tam. * - Ph *7??. rk)t.e t P4w,' 434 we Yofltlwy 1792 141 deec Also, apartment's WIth monthly , mr of 2770. Priced right, lI.SOO. Terms negotiable For ore Information. Call Ru1r used furniture, appliances, tool, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 315 Sanf or d Ave YULE JEWELS and lots of sparkling ideas are found in thC Yuletide Gift Guide in the Classified Section. _çAROLLS FURNITURE - Pets and Supphcs ______ 65 ',.11 Piy if par 100 lb'S. CtwSpanish mass. no sticks or trash. Studer Fl oral Co of Fla. S Abandoned, unwanted Junk C;'% hauled &*ay Your cost. I9,I C"ando. 395-6)94 anytime. - Lc'eis3 Pug for Christmas. See ,aurs now Terms Available 190 Alma. Lake Miry. 323 *30. Yule de Classi'; Wanted- Old furniture, lamps. misc. private party. Ph 322 9193. Cash buyer for used artic let, fur fliturt, etc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES, 79 - iu Guide - Trucks and 0 temale.6*e,&t (Jrangecuf' 3162. 89 ! Doberman Puppy. AKC Rig. Male.9 wks. Champion blood loses, 1200 Irm 33315.i5cr - ,' 322 1192 177 Fli9ht Line Investment Property 3 AKC Male Miniature Toy Cc?'v'. 7 Auction ii 323 CEO i _ !u E' Lt,i li- i. t' Pu All make's sewing machine repair cleaned, oiled & adjusted AUCTION (very Friday 7:30p.m. Buy, Sell or Consign. Call 1317030. AAA AUCTION, Hwy 17 92. Longwood, Christmas. 2 Dobermans. I Beagle, males arid have all sho'S. Alter 7. eves & Siesdiy. 373 1971. F Ia _ TApjencàs - - Pua'C MONDAY NIGHT. Arthgcs. TV's, M'seit.anecos. New furniture apecel arid uSed na applianc es I not COMP-LE TE AUCTIOtIf SERVICE . OF - I ', knowingly - rç J Resra.'rant tgt,prnont. new 4 rjd. .jgiit 4. 's. HI$ty ]9t5N Di - -- Pn 4j% % , 3931 p V0 e8tsom T'. '93.73. -. .. ,-y' . . tki 4e1.piY.y1e *eioa AQ(Q( Rooting & Sheet Metal Gutters & D'tr*n Spouts SOQ French Ave, 372 -9554 Pet Care ' 11110 I Plumbing 1968 Rambler Rebel a Reasrnable 322-261 1 Phone: - Automatic, power $t.(Yla, I brakes, air, radio, runs like a champ : r, - bedrocim%, batt,rocims. playrooms Sebcpaq pIes Doors_ I _____ - Ti, jr __... - ft I - ON THE SPOT FINANCING f_i: __ TO'. Lr.'cr trt. IrK. $30444? fiat 5.74) niuIj. __ '3990 Inc 5304*12 - 3 deer, AM-FM Impala. 4 deer hardtop cktt se ats, • .,'!r c- -.-r i!-,'.r t. ICOI, .inyl t€f4. 4.1, i&,3, La br akes & st.ar mR.4i'. Th c '1999 - II _____ DtIá9_- ___________________________________ nAlrachir4 __ - ounter _____ Complet' House Plans and Shop Drawings Fast, dependable WE GAIN __ __ AT _Wl VM_ _ 9 - Victor-ItS 31C. 1111111111 _________ - L)lCP: JOYCE WELL DRILLING c-"PS. wers 'I. '= 377 -- '-4- ---' . ' - _- We repair and wivice - --.. . - -,. ''- .-_ ..-_-. Windows ___________ _________________________________ ___________________________________________ , Z ~~ I r F - -0 of U - -- TIOUSTI a tvI Sa v e "p" I$ ,'- . - i tAL - - . : -_ i . 322lie- 26.11 . -. , . Ill : 9993 - . -- ______ -t - -. scout Pack 508. . .. Famous Recipe outlets. He joined the company in August, 1973, and has worked as manager at two of the cornof Attending . ~._7 .-, ,=- - '- - 4., !~M_-17 - ,_ __ , -'I ., P the event with the cubs were =. . ftit:u it'Ll I . - -__________ - n6ia - __Iffilc Famous Recipe, he gained experience in the food service -, . , _Ai~~ 1. cinnati ,. T1i i 'z - - ,.._;-. ~ ~ I_ 1 i ... - W ngs I-.1 Irn Ea i I II . -- - ,'. Increase 10 . ' - . CHRISTIAN CHOIR - ' e ' T' - - PHILADELPHIA- Food Fa ir Stores, Inc. reported a 35 .4 - . '11111113-1111111k -, per centmcreasetnl9l4 fiscal first quarter earmng over the comparable year-ago period '% i-I.' .. T. - tlAI\ \liFall directs the ,, - -' er -. - '-" 1 - T5 '-- , - ' .L. Sanford Christian School , - ,- Wi - . ; i I . __ _-,n -4I V . - Choir for a special program for Cub Scouts Pack 508. The I K - I . .. . . Boulevard. The holida>' ~ - 16r --VI - - I j t ; . I ' -. ,,, - - L 00T - i r L. 'r" -, 1! __________ ____________ ___________ _______ . _*AV -- --# ___.~~__ MW - retail food and discount _____ I if re __________ ______ - ___ department store chaim climbed 10 per cent to a record $661,763,000 from $603,404,000. Company officia ls expressed confidence in a continua ti on of 'i . ._, P ________ ___________ . ____________ _ __________ _____ ___________ .... -_. ____ , d ur, I__ Irr ___________________ -,.,:.,ji ________ 11 _ ____ ________________ the ".-...... IN _____________________ - -: . _______ ______ "Our stores are situated - . _____ ________________________ - ..-- either in or nearby major - require much l l e gas to reach," they said, "and customers can Mobile Home Sales Ban d ' P re I ii , Po ll make a one-stop shopping trip most locations. "In addition," they continued, "ours is a business which deals tn basic necessities and historically has not been in t cal Move' i subject to severe cyclical TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (Al') headsMobility)knnesofOcala, uuunendcdat its last nieetingin two consumer complaints Trex.ler's firms as well as nine swings." .- A member of the governor's Allen's firm owns Housing by Task Force on Mobile Homes Tiffany of Moultrie, Ga. says a state Motor Vehicles DieTrexler was on vacation and partment ban on the sale of 29 could not be reached, his office homes manufactured b)' said. firms appears "to be a purely "I don't know why. Mr. Davis political move." was taking this crack at j" Jacksonville that a third party against his finn. and that other would be put back on the The company operates 478 take over inspection of mobile whenever his workmen called approved list because they had Pantry Pride Food Fair homes being constructed in the on the consumer. the.y were assured the agency the com- supermarkets and 87 J.M. state, never home. plaints would be taken care of. Fields discount department "There is no indication on ciFestival Homes of Florida, stores in 13 states along the Davis' Mobile Home Con- ther of these complaints that ei- Lakeland; Guerdon Industries, eastern seaboard from struction Bureau has only 10 in. ther of these homes wem not I,ake City; Jarr~son Homes. Massachusetts to Florida. spectors to polic e 70 Florida builtt Florida specifications," Inc., hlelleview; and Kaufman E.C. Allen of Tallahassee, said Allen. "It looks yin- and 150 out-of-state manulac- Allen said. & Broad Home Systems, Sebr. m dictive." [luck Jones, Construction Bu- ing also were removed front the The panel issued a preliminary report last month which said "one of the most basic and universal difficulties with tht i ndustry ce nters around the Allen said the task force tee- Allen said there were only reau chief, said Allen's and list, Personal Finance I - lack of adequate enforcement of construction codes and standards for mobile homes." a"" IiiSii. - .T_ New answers for E bond questions £.11 V•' 4 .ni, .n.'... ................... ''fl14J eluded on the list of 29. Trexler more Your average gain per Ttr_.. year, despite the energy shortage. ____ . $3,100 to SX,900. Whether Texler of Ocala, was aLw in was 0,M,but by November it had rLsen -_-_ earnings improvement the rest of the fiscal through .j ...... ________ _______ for the 16-week First quarter sales of the -T audience Earnings period ended Nov 17 rose to $2,094,000, equal to 27 cents a share over the $1 5% 000 or 2D cents a share, recorded a year - New Home therlac wflIconmuc Isdebatable, but the trend is there. Fa i r Food Ralph Davis, Highway Safety year is known as the bond's Unti l flOW It took live s- ears chase is redeemed for $76!0 and Motor Vehicles Depart- 11% ('anton Smith yield. and 10 months to turn $7 Into That's thc equivalent of a on Series E P S. Say(. Then wlii k it called a 6 5100. When this period IS sear's interest at a shade Buyers tnent head, said last week he iiigYield For Bad lionch tt.t ,'o h due up would no longer give Florida (- t'I)t bonti.' tIurte1kd. tlit old goes UI) riiinc than 1.5 per cent. again - to the equivalent tif6 jn'rA. Simply to built of approval to translate That IS. the quicker you can I s ( NEWYOItK (APP ._..i'heaveragemortgage gran te d to the buyer of seals cent interest - and in At each six-month step the [act may already be up by the "yield" into more familiar turn $75 into $100, the hi her wasata rate of 8.36 per cent for b) the companies until con. tact In' equivalent interest increases anew,single4amily home last surner complaints on violations time this sees 'print, ( the and understandable terms, sour equivalent rate o ' but even at three years cent the total put. 26.1 years in the amount of $26,800, or 75.3 tetThe new bonds will mature in (crest. hut you eel this rati' n th. 5t!fi-drt!! ---Apol a '(SlUt 53. UIi Ud7 allUl UI chase price of $38,O. five rears; unofficial, just unIv when ii bond is held for corrected. authoniwd by Congress. three), you'd receive the fl•, it seems fairly cerThese figures, from the Federal Home Loa Ban* Board, add up to Questions that thrift' lain Keep $75 in a siivings the'full period, about 3.7 per equivalent of be sold cannot Mobile homes rather bad news for those contemplating the purchase ofa new home, minded people have been %Vhen . you cash it in earlier cent a year, compounded anaccount for five vears, at 6 tiot merely because of the figures themselves, but because of the asking about .,;avings bonds per cent annual interest, and )'our investment earns con- nually. said. for Itit' pact 20 sears siderlbl% lt's..s At (lit' end of trends: The meaning of the "when s saving in another way Ili,%.(. 11) be answered %%, till a held to niaturity" catch. then. ntinued to st Cells, So the 6 per cent IS Said that they're inspecting all the new set of figures. chase, there is a fixed is that money going into E _Lendersweretendjngto5hortenthepaybackperiod. to - be the bond's "eqIliValt7flt r&'iii'm,tti'n nra,,,,, Its of .,,i,1 Allan "lint ii i'stn. 0. llriw It the inte rest on knn,k ,it,a,Ir1 h.n '4iJ tnt,. t-t'iat 's '.... 'ti iii' "i"' rate. But ttiats only it the 4.-Down payments were rising. bond is held to maturitv. bond officia s don't have vou want to earmark for sumer complaint doesn't deter. saving% lionds paid -The prices of houses were rising. 1% A It Istil. An investment in r('dt'filptlofl tables for the Ion-term savings. "Rains Nevertheless, thousandsoffamilies will be buying new homes In the mine lEa mobile home is built to It1ce lmntis eal115 what's Very important words, tilcisI' new twinds vet. so we'll have day sa vings, which might bi more accurately ilt'scrlbcd as last three coniing>carbecauseufnecessltyorchoice, the latter often dicated by code specifications or not." to do With examples from the wanted at any time for A firm headed by another a profit. Y o u buy the bond for existing tables, for a "5 per emergenclesor urgent needs. theearthatprices,hikelime.waItf(A'flOmafl. to iiiaturllv'." Q should be kept where you can In January, for example, th national average price of new homes task force member, Terry $75, for example, and sell t A. Right. The hack nt a say- cent" bOnd. fl. 1- - cinnati. Prior to joining - ,,..± ,j,,, . - , i program this week for Cub - i"Ui14 '.t', ' ' '4 V, -.--- service representative, will spend the majority of his time In the field assisting owners and managers ' If - * _ I -- ~ ,J ..." - ff , ''_' a V Still tee screen f7nt.fri,4..i ',, * ' .c'--: ,,,,, 70? -In QIZ _________________________ H&L ENGRAVING SERVICE _________________________________ Metal, Pl,%ic's, Jq'wetry, Trophies Lawn CIean.lJp, and 11gM Hauling oiaernur, ewwwomIw VqJa, 37) 3774 i'._-..-.-, - i 77 .: P Waples, as a field Christian School Choir sing .. ----,_ Ut W livid St. 372 _______________________________ Edgin, : A'- . I-- psychology. - ........ ',1," CO Lawn Service . ______________________ I electrical engineering and holly' the Sanford of _..I Halls with bows • PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alltypesandsl:es WELLS Grtts Lani Clearing I. Gradirç Ph. 37.3- - l'O)(T EVEItGL,A[)ES- The first in a series of Inaug ural ac ti viti es marking th e in trod ucti on of Sun Line's new 18,000-ton Ila,zship, the T.S.S. Stella Solaris, to Caribbean cruise service, was an 450 Florida area travel a reception aboard th e liner for more th News ''" __ Land ______________________________ --- - : . stan- native of Milwaukee, he attended the University of Wisconsin and majored in at a special Christmas . Europe. ____________________________ & Volkswagen of America is forecasting total sales of 5M,000 new ears during 1974. This estimate Includes 500,000 Volkswagens, 60.OM Atfillis and 25,000 Porschm and represents an increase of 7 percrntovertheanticiaptedtothlofs4s.000 10r1973. Even though most industry spokesmen forecast an indus'.ry-A ide decline of at least lOper cent in new-car sales in 1974, the firm predicts an increase in sales because the already apparent shift of new-car buyers towards high fue l-economy models will increase as agents Wednesby evening, following her arrival in this port from ___________________ Well Drilling - t.$'l%(&p.riO. Mow-nu - ,tiLLOlPlG Road Serv'e, BuIdUp ' _______________________ Excavating 1: -- __________ A CUSTOMER, 4 7 - economical Call ____________________ Engraving Welding UM __ Hodges r fire I small lobs. paneling, doors, window's, room •dditiO$. Pain ting. etc. Very reasonable. Free estimate. Work guareriteed. 323 7471 9 n II rn IA ,..' -, State Sun Line Flagship Inaugurated Pfofe'tSiOnalWallpaiSer Hanger LlCensodR esiden tialCommer clal Fri', [i't'es Pri3331473 --- I &__ ~__ t .....: 'DECK t \ , '. _. ' t PROGRAM .. . of foflowing 17 years expoerience in entire task 1'orce. PAUL tap, 373 )0. r _A " _- I . , - - And sharply increased gasoline prices in 1974 will f one of the 29 plants, said Monacce lerate that shift compac ts and sub-compacts will account for Soperccntofallnewar sa lesinl974andimPortswillseliaboutl.6 day the department's action was apparently directed at the lilillion of the 3.2 million small cars sold. WcaVpcipr Hang'ng Riernodifitag. all types of trim viio, k. - -. ----------. --------.'" /WHEN YOU COMPARE . Custom Work FreeEsllmate. 373 W". __ Custom made c a binet s. bars. vanities or replace thit Custom Homes 197) CHEVROLET ry;Rem at the Howard Johnson Motor the gasoline shortage continues. ; _FP€EmeDnttra?n FABRICATION. We bu ild custom Piomas. or eutra 1973 I'LTMOUTH - Only authorized Sales & sefioce ,, Sanford Opqni S. Mon Fri . sag 1 107W 77th St Ph 373 a COGBURPI FENCE co SUN Enterprises. Carpent presented VW Predicts Sales Increase Kill (IV VACUUM CLEANIL $35 3049 Call Ray - I Fi j V .3. . -. . = i IF z _ -- -- -- . ,, V F ZY ,, I I' i• I JW~_r 1. u' . . . -- - maintenance tative in February, 1973, SPECIAL - ft _ - Ca '- Custom made screen rooms, carports Top workmanship nd materials LEACH ALUMINUM CONCRETE PATIOS 465 ': Custom Work. Free estimates L %. registration fee of $35 includes the cost of all instructional materials and coffee breaks. __________________________ i The seminar will begin at 9 a.m. and adjourn at 4 p.m. The am t pm Animal Haven j 575: [,- -:-1;2 Custom Painting Bring Results -- Slated Boardistg-proletslcn..t witit love I Herald Ward Ad by Calling In 741* and asking for a friervll, A4v1W meat, dards advertising and promotion. lie joined the company as a field represen- - room. . 1 1111111111111111 Dog training in yOir home. All Dog Training Academy Bi' Call for freeevaluation 131-7370 - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 i3)S,'IakeMary"___ Want Ads 1796 I' Cs'ta.Ido. FLa Ar;es%Lcon1ent.QnAI Ph 373 '__________ 9342301. ______________________ ,zl,Vo i1f, rCrflWLke la A ,. • * Bell Plumbing Co. * replirs, roof's painted, free PK..est Fist elf ucient service, old andnew Bonded ICe,Ited. 3720959 e'*perienced estimates. 373079-i ___________________________ IIEASONACILE PRICES. CALL 377 . fag accept Af BUSINESS ': JA ).000 miles. autantati'. power steering, brakes & windows. AM FM stereo radio I air. - .nc'e i La • frcwn em covered Pyer y ?P AGE DISCRIMINATfOP4 IN EMPWYMEPJT ACT ,. -, !Cff'. 3 ,, & - Painting- InterIor I eiterior. SERVICtS UNLIMITED NEWSPAPER doe's HELP WMiTFD Bvr, 's.an'si9, f t.6 r5 o I U ______________________________________________ Salt's l*atCh am) Auctioneering Servc Ceramks - ______ I '. ~ Lodge, I-4 and KlrknianRdin Orlando, Jan. 5,by the University of Florida's Division of Continuing Education The se mi na r will include instruction in all phases of condorninium management, Including the conversion to condonuniums. Topics to be covered will benefit realtors, salesmen, investors, and devnlopers as well as buyers according to John T. Branch Jr. program coordinator. Instruction will be provided by St. Petersburg realtor, J, (lair Lanning, certified property manager. The program Is open to anyone interested in condominium management, but enrollment skill be limited to the maximum seating capacity of the meeting GENEPAL PLl'AR& PHONE 31) 1475 .HOME WHOA Donithrcwa*avusdul idle items Sell them QuiCkly with a -- JACVSO?4 S CERA&1((.', SUppijes. kiln dealer. 10$. Closed Thursday & Sunday. 121 7`111111. _____ Thj Pt..-. Call 33 Al - - -M.....ii.ill - - POE'!. HEATING LAIR CCNDI 7 IOtlItl(, 74 1r '.ervce 3. . -, school Is located on Airport management will be - -. PAINTIt,c, V January receive their refunds In GAINESVII.LE•- A one-day seminar of condominium Painting - s 1 1 _.. -. carols were popular with the _________________________ _________________________ - 38 ! ' Oft Guide Heaters Cleaned, Serviced. Sold arid Installed Call Geneva Istg. I Air Cond Service. 3235434 BULLDOZER WORK learing lot's our Specially 37) 1731 SEWING MACHINE * in Management Seminar JOLLY GOOD things hr Ulving are suggested to oi.i fl tile' YIJ'e"dP ____ OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 3335954. (formerly Harr.ett'S Beauty Nook) Sti E Pine. In $717 ZIG-ZAG * Sanford Auction I '" i ille Plaza. Acreage.LotsandLawn-% Beauty Cw'e __ H ome ___________ - 1910 Oldsmobile Delta Servtce rr,,e'stimate,cajl 373 lOIS - - '- ~I- ~ - -_-im S p4i)ret' tehu ; 11111111111111111110ToWER'S BEAUTY SALON '. , 3774632 Heating .O'NS AUTOYOT l',E SERVICE 177 j M.'r-A,e r.4r - iiTJEJ.Llrjj' MlsceIJaneou'. Lawn - ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 1 Automotive Service _____ -. GIau.Mrrors ______________ 9$ Ft'IllireGE AppIianc,'s Sanford Electric Company 7532 Park Drive. 372 543 ------- commercial Sc Terms Ph. 37727#0 For Sale __________ Central ?ftat 3. Air Cord !onng For free estimate. call Carl Harris. 44 SEARS in Sanford . 372 1771 'lower arrangements, m;sc TPiws, Fr 3. Sat Sari Mo 5oi.-'ri '- Good income corner pr operty. Ill c 127.500. Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! A Ph I" WW ,.,i" . besides the community center, w hich will include a 300-seat audItorium suitable for meetings and presentations, an office building wi th parking structure and the begin nings of th e Avan. tlqueShops,ahandsomelydesignedmall will take shape within the first construction t'iorin Corp. which has told executives and other prospective residents that residential buildings will be designed so they can "walk to work through a park," will use part of the Avantique area for the first condominium models to be established at Noin ~ To buy and tell gold or Silver corns, contact us first We also buy bulk Silver Coin's SEMINOLE COIH CENTER, 109. W itt 323415) . . - moment." T SPARTAN BUMPERS Stamps-Coins - MIAMI-A community center which civic organizations in the Nor th Miami area will use tree of c ha rge will be one of the first elemen ts completed as Norm Plaza goes up. . Jerrold J. Kessler Jr., execu ti ve vice presldcnt in charge of Norm's real estate divisions, said, "We told the City of North Miami that we're going to be part of the solution, not part of the 1 problem, in this city-and we Intend to prove it from the first 'i - - -- 4*w_ i I, Only 9 Mi. N of Hwy. 436 on 1792 STEP + BUMPERS PH 130 i'..f?aDte 0I5haUe1, / Free Community Center Planned S37.50 Tr-,.c', C-rn AL.E 7 0100-A Orlando 647 8S7R , . Con* -'---- 1 ~, --- . Sales Income and - . ~ - IV .. four to five weeks, while later fliers may have to wait as long as eight seeks, because of the greater volume of returns received , 6445126. Winter Park Garage-Rummage .LtG[ DODGE TRUCKS lop prices paid, used. any condt ,on Ph. 323 3494 or 373-3959 MILLERS .it 19 Orlando Drive, M WS2 SI . Most I - W.th love & care Prt$et's,onal tr, Li.gAk,d - CHRYSLER Sanford Ph 322 1055 . . : t. - - the arid ' V JACKSONVILLEtaxpayerswill find, number of time saving improvements on 1973 individual income tax returns as well as shortened and simplified Instructions, A. J. O'Donnell, Jacksonville district director of Internal R venue, said today Describing the longForm 1040 and the short Form 1040A, which are now being printed, O'Donnell estimated that 2.8 m1l1ion individual returns would be filed in Florida for 1973. Taxpayers Florida filed 2733,126 returns for 1972 So that ta xpayers can file early and receive refunds in less (tine than th ose filing closer to the April 15 due date, O'Donnell urged emplo)ers to dis tr ibute W..2 withhold ing forms as soon as POssible. W-2's for 1973, generaBy must be distributed by Jan. 31, ;; it Trailers TV-Radio-Stereo 3O-55OO U - For dornestc&umporlrd p.cuP - ORIEPITaL. RUGS WANTED 1ELE'SlOPi SETS 225 UP - fV - .-.-- 4 "The Little Dealer With The Big Savinr,s" fires. vinyl rod, p.s .Pb.. ll7SOoi' best offer. Pt HO! 1401 HO! Laugh away your sno pp ng worr.e's by using the BwdalI Ave 37] 1710 Very ,O val '". i4,. & T° e ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES JIM LASH - ___ EPdMORE WASHER, parts. s4•rve. used ma ch in es MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373C477 Roberts & Gilman 77 TO 10 000 MILES ______ ''' u L il S Suppl y arcoridIoring power steeringi. .. '"fl '.I 14 , AVERAGE MILEAGE 6,000 1970 Grand Prix. mwiei si, fully equipped AMFM %?ertc radio. '' l Iar) .. For Bal. Of Dec S L ong Fed $1930 Call after - S ; 9.. 190 Buict Riviera. Steel radials. excellent condilim. fuilly equip- 12 Volt Auto Batter Its llt REEL'S BODY SHOP I" ,SantordAvilinue I I 19730 Assu me pa y me nts In 02" iri 17 47 32)5134. -- l SALE 24=0 Mi. 11IWO Ph 323 ?In. NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Tax For . Good tires AC Extras 322li72__ i . 1I VEGA wagon. Good condition SANFORD TIRE SERVICE '. . . 27 '" k'-". . -1 Equipped with radio, heater, PRICE •"'' ........ -- from O's ti ance Salt's 4, Service. 7817 5 1 rnØi Ave. Sa nford. 322 7651 COMMERCIAL SITE .:IitorS DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 500$. French Ave .372 '- 12995 plus Page 1 1 ,iufomafic trll1S., rower steering & brakes, air conditioned, For the best buy in American MOOM and Jeep vefticIft Sat U. . i : U TUI I Autos for Sale (Formerly Humphreys Tires) 1705 French. Sa nf ord 4132 Freezers MAny ; ars xec. ***AMC --- EPS* JE E PS** Lot: of good used tlre'stSanthp tot - Equipment for Rent - -'Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet SPi.ampoorr for only $1 per day r - _____ tax, L73 x IS Firestone whitt walls, 132.95 plus Pirello Steel Bolted Radial fires. Wanted to Buy 68 i • down. take Over. call credit 77S It 14 olack $14-95 plus tax., @2S x - PR tracks 64 Auto Repairs Pa ris- Accessories I price's. Jolly Charlie guarantee's in writing lowest prices in Pta. Gcrmly s. F 4.4 past Deardal at avalabI,? Fr'& Store CaH 80 TIRES Buy direct from boicar at vitiOlesiti All sizes and models. 10 spqdl. S Weeds. arid Standard bikes now • Thursday, December20, 1973 in i top JIM DANDY FEEDS Bikes, Bikes. Bikes . '73 Lease & IflVC 0 D t9 CHEVY PICK UP. Nothing down, lake over. call (red', Camp Seminole, 3fl 4470 all oc part. Feed 67-A . ' In,.,, . - - NEIl . " "' ri classified ad help lean out your attic, garage or basement! - --.. Camper Top for Datsun. Toyota or small PICk 'jp P'iiOmi 377 52C0 ______ Central h ost 1. air Fi11y carpe!d. Whrlpoof ho me appl;ance Ci'ntr'r d.sliasPiert. ccr"c-actcrs Pr'' I.i ri,", 4 s t art at $119 95 Get Mom her, .tr CPEGORY MOBILE HOMES (Piritfma's now. Financing 500 Frn(h Ave3103 Orlando Of iivaiiIbti Gent" Heating 1. Air 373 5700 323. 1500 Concg? 'citing Ser,. 30% Orlando Dr.. First bldg South of Airport Blvd __________________________ _ Trucks and Trallvt Let 74.4' Lots and Acreage - ' S B n • 373 $S7 USED) BEDROOM LO'40W000 ------ Tiraris*ecTOWhattodowittt yoi' Car' Sell it w.th a CIrn't.t-tt Long wood . 534 Washeri. ranges. re4rig. ¶39.$ up Also repairs, Mytri Appliance. 210 San ford Ave 3732937. Mcb.Ie Home Bank Repc'ssnsdn IStochoojIfrom 131 7377 Dealer W, down. take over, call cretIt manager, 3234230 Sleeps 6,1750 Purebred New Zealand white rabot ____ 58 19 trailers and campers from New World Travel, Hwy 1797. Livestock And Poultry *964 Bats Boat. 14 Ib.rglaw 33 Pip Excellent condls 533 1104 Campers Travel Trailers Dryers. WARRANTY Free' Delivery. WHITESIDE APPL:ANCES. 644 323 SiOO after 6 p.m. 13 ' arga in ratIo. over 01 Comet r.eater. air, czIras. Best offer tiIOO 373 3925 after 6 P.m . - Refriger ators, RECONDITIONED vaç C&qwf & much more, Call ) , ' fl M Cc f 76 67 0''' ry 32 7716. d' , Appliances rif ice 2 br bt,e P4Vt with 1 i baths. central Iw39 6 air. ' I It See the latest In new and used travel TOYS Puppies. deposit, will hold for brown and gold dinette extension table & I chars. perfect condition. 1.50 Walnut drop leaf. Serving ca rt See to at,prec i*te. Three drawerS, for mica fop, beautiful shelf. 4 global 73. Electric roaster on steel cabinet. $15 Stars 22' self prope lled lawn mower, Prac "ally new. with catcher. $100 'rI 323,7173 *342270. voiseauen bus. Clean. 25 m pg ,'w InspectiOn. $50 Ph 8.11 5.423. SHOPPERS DELIGHT In p o tr-ey . ifsty Saving Suggestions ri tfte Classified Section't Yuletide .. ho", in North, call 1!1I' oi*q tAisnan - Quarter Horse Good With Children, New Saddle, 372 5177 Corker Spaniel Puppies. AKC. Peg PleaSe , Execs - tt& h.I 8 DAYTON, Ohio New former field representatives Famous Recipe Executive responsibility for domestic operations, advertising and representative for the past two managementassignments were Robert N. Powell, Robert V. Committee, chairman of the franchising operations in- promotion, expansion and years. Powell is a native of -----rpi'pntlt' lnnAItnfI fnr olaht runnc dir.tr.r rf Irnlnin,, fnr ill s;.....'., ,i...I..,.. ...i._ ci,. .,i.. ,.t ('hiritnn (Z (' nil CfIIfIiPII III ) UU b'Vl iioiiig 1)1',' Jfl .lUUIII 'UIVO, Vl 1U, .$J[UJLd3IE1g. rtt to o iiiviiU.i UI top executives of Famous the Franchise Division. Mayer committee and a member of the operations, training, the Famous Recipe Executive business administration at Recipe Fried Chicken, Inc. was named supervisor of the Advertising Division Executive engineering and Franchise committee and a past chair- Western New England College. The move is designed to Cincinnati stores, Company Committee. He also serves as Division purchasing. lie Is man of the Advertising Div. Evans as director of training a BS. for the Franchise Division, is strengthen tile Famous Recipe Store Division. Powell and liaison between the restaurant treasurer of the Advertising ision. Cumm.ings holds management team as "we Evans report to Griffith, and industry and Famous Recipe Division committee and a degree from the University of responsible for the store prepare for the tremendous Mayer to Cummins. Waples and franchisees, member of the Famous Recipe Louisville and has been with in a n a g e ni e n t training trnwfh "ri"" nnsvirttinitin. nhnn.l " W&n.inrtrne t,,i., .',nrr,,ul A ....A....... .1 L. f'...,._..Ii t'...,..,...el... f'....111.L. (pn,sh4ii trnlnini ubIwu, ,,u,n..,,e,,ss t titIuUdlC (it UP. LUrflVlI is £.Avtuuv SAflIUIUIICL. uniuw rarnou iwupe 51WX ""-' "b'" '' 'I" III according to the company's field service representatives University School of Foods holds a bachelor's degree from An eight-year and seminars. As director of operations for president, Harold K. Omer. for the company. with more than 22 years ex. Ohio State University in in- the Franchise Division, Powell veteran of the restaurant ('.lvpn nnu, rnCrnc.lIitIAI! ('.,.,s,,i.,,i.. l 1,1.. ,I I... t_..._. _. .I..... .1 , i ------L.t_ t,_ ILL..,. ,,.e. in.,i,,,ll., .yui..iuiiiii., UUiiIi.i Iiii.IUU1IJF, IVW i,uiiUiiLIib, iii iiII VApUiIULU p(2llt2lIUC ui lrdnCJlI5Iflg, UUOLII4IVrIgIIWItI-Iflg and served 1.5 1COfl5lDlC tur L[UIICIUOC were executive vice president role, has primary responsibility Cummings also shares 18 years in sales and store operations, pre-opening as a Famous Recipe field A. Lee Cummings, Robert W. for development of products, responsibility the management positions with check out and new store representative, Evans attended with riffith, general manager, specialized equipment and president for long-term plan- Westinghouse before joining openings. An 11-year v?teran of the University of Dayton where Franchise Division; Th omas C. foreign operations. A member fling and approval of corporate Famous Recipe In 1971. the food service industry, the he majored In economics and Cuminins, general manager, of the company's board of affairs. Cummings is responsible for new director has served as a accounting. Company Store Division; and (ilrectors.he is chairman of the Mayer, as supervisor of the Griffith field has primary companystoreaffalrsincluding Famous Recipe company's Cincinnati stores, is r respons5le for store operation.'s .. - . . including personnel develop- 701 SHELLEY AUTO SAt ES, frenchAe.73760 - Tr.i.r Ir, cr Q0550P4 MARINE mi hwy. 1792 3725961 SEWING CENTER. 3W & East lit St. 3nlotU 3229411. Eve's Beautiful Spanish Living room furniture, can be consldtred as '*, Pi1i.jt 5etl arid $iCtitiCC bdrm 6r It IT. DeaJer. ramp. 3 "4V - /s Free Christmas Puppies 'POODLE GROOMING. - (' '.L-'5L/ ri cabinet rep rtsesset 5'nger best mode l. w.rs bcbr .n machine. Fully automatic. Pa, ojiance of $75 or 10 payments of 5$ Call Credit Dept SANFORD 53) 11*4 ________ 6230. i .,.a Al .:;A - / 3226912 WE TAKE TRADES . J Pood le's- Perfect Christmas gilt. APZC puppies, prices good. Geneva treat by liC 5501 377 405? In 'sewing Forrest Greene, Inc. I ii Doberman Puppies. AKC. 1* wtek's. a females. wormed & ShotS. $100. Terms. 3495360 NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH GROOMING FACILITIES. We's? Hwy 46 Ph Roland Dusvi, owner, * i I I • automatC 9000 •tres, -- radio, healer, Only U$4 - - __________ 'S.--.. qForFarIane I I Pets and Supplies oS and wood for 14 it Of). O 4' .124 3144 _____________________-- CONDITION. neess power tube, t9S Utl'ly cab-net. $5; Lit. abuse or, 25; Dretsar. III. Mini bike. ¶35. ElectrIc Gu.tar & Amplifier. VS. 2430 S Myrtle Ave . 223 5152 FORREST CITY AREA- Bf?t,.i paneldg, large pn?ry Ik.?ten. 3 I j .1 J ' j done r-e4 tape Recor der, $olid state. 13S VOiCt Of MuSl Stereo. AM FM TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS right in and assume a , you'll eye the classfied ads regularly 32:01". Baywood Dr Milttastd. $2 00 roe'm p! J Sat. Dec 22. 10 to I 770 If you hive an eye tot re.l valve. ttylest.ale EVEREST REALTY INC " . I iven gts nmen G tr ansmission, - I )I I I I ' ' 25 Cab4nCru1er Call 323 7547 7651. r*ar %hcsç 6 crrcM% i.at ftr rel'red. $17300 Ifl S700. . ME . , i Boats & Marine Equipment "II '$5 . NewAssi 198.] Dodge Dart. extra clean. 64 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 6CY' automa t ic. Nothing Down. lake ... rirr.tit Manager. ]fl 0 - ,.,fl and new ire's. $15. ft. 373 at Realtor. 1601 5 '1 1)11 Pr UTILITY TRAILER-. COiripieteltr Ins man /iLIL\ . chime. Some ctMrs MAITLANO FLEAMART l'IIHwr-.1792. Open S.at &Sun 15' 13! 211,21-1 . 1 'li It i 0 1 i L IlL I ; : t.flI. HAND PAINTED PORTRAITS. Oil or Pastel. Reble Or ask about 1's5ø.fl. $ 71 1007 r 3 Sa fl il . JJj Ii,tI.JI kit. liter'. ft •I Grandparent clock. cttefry. $1500 down on ow mm Star, me ktw Yiir .n a home m31 VW cars a "Zor Vt . U , -j 1 C-I) 'ChooI-" CiOCb.. a'lme Westmntt P,i 322 7675. It-' brwj heat. bay - 0- of I..flt •!T! - Octagon C 4 lit.1.10 TA - I ill I, -I, I d I Autos for Sale I .. '\ SS "Stop Urn!" .'r'- 1 Ij .' carri.ngcase S.ar.fce. 1*75 372 Owner-4 bedroom w frame ho,w Ctown 0300. Total prlte. Term* Jimmie Cowan. 311 PameHo Me • Portra i t so,i fiN Par,5a-d 377 501 :; '-r I 1 Eic,p?ional buy. protetsional Polar oid ISO camera. complete ... . I /' At%C.ted 4t(?r( ,alofl. used. each. 322 6130, REAL ESTATE. REt.l. TOR 141 1111. DeBarv 444 460 l I . .1 Time. - ----. ~ - - ____ - - __ Autos for Sale 60 Scnsom I1f!I1huI1jI11::!1hI J ' tilt 1 lf I I i j I Bell & H0w4I mit camera F II -'i'' I' Por*. pne. like niw. $3 I mm CO RB £fl C A WHIDOON SR . I 777k Li BARGAIPIS-CPtnttmasHee,r DeBAR Y. two bedroom. V, bath wukjaI hOme, unfurnished. Larç tam.Iy room, 7 UtlIshet 1*?rl 10 .-., I [ rir,i I i 11 I Jaiarvetscrn.ite!Se,at Gregory Mble HorieS 500 . 3115336 .fitilI, - i I I 1 I t lilA t Art by THE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous Chicken Of Famous Recipe Work Fu ______________________ Comes -_ Houses for Sale _____- - -_____ - ings Wnd tells %oil how long A $75 bond cashed in just withdraw amounts as It lakes for a bond to mature, short of one rear after pun' wanted. wittsaut penalty. �' - --.--, -- I - :t --- ------- d I --- .- --------. -------- - -- --- - * Deitona-DeBary I n DeBARY - A joint social will be held by Veterans of 41' 4 14 4 - -_ _____ : ___ i- . ______________ .; _________ - Z- ,-- __._ .__- _ \ __ .- r-7 - .L.. . _, -'. -..-_aa q _: t t - 1. I = Z _ --,- . . + 44F - -I ~ -- .. --1. *.r%-e era and John Toal assisting as ba OUwrs in the chorus, were Bahamas, with colored film on the Bahama Cruise showing the ships and trip available to Nassau and Freeport . . I E. cay . ., _ , • "In ddlti " alien " ntinu the we ur - heat , and 100 0:o FINANCING . I_ ____ - - _ _. = .- "ff IW91VA STAIF RAN4o,tr - A~mw INSTALLMENT DEPT. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER - 1__ jnd decorative stltdve8, Just call Ralph or Mickey, 322-1611 -a _____ k 38 YEARS - - I . 1.1 ~ - - Z! -1 1 — 4 -A F, - - 6. iJ &_ - __ W__ ft- t O'Brien and Mrs. Caroline Woener. directors, were Mrs. Roehner, 4 I -I 0 g i __t--- I ._ " - - SKENGERI FERN - . . I a -1 0 •1- __.... - button fro rush J'- • - -' t ,-- —. .' . 4M I U : fl ")P % j__frnI Ill I'l '--!W 1 II I 0 UN SMD ;O 134-all RADWITH PSYCHEDEUC UG Z - , _. --- • • 11 _Z _____ -- - ------. _-rrl&_l M4 I #,X~A* '11; I -- lk -1 -7 & - - I ) _____ __ — - __ ___ - - ____ - W_ 0 %_~ ~~ , ,-J g, L! __t~_W W_ • - i L. -a - .9 - L I -- - / - -1_7. - -- - - . . ____________________ King "on"s Sewing Center 101 E. IST ST.,SANFORD Pic nl4&61 _ I,-* ____ 9-gg~ -___ __ N \ \•_J '-' ,' ,,- g irtsident the circle chose ik the Col!ee and a member of o rna mental Horticulture class the Circle. BrashCar has been instructor of the Special Vocational in charge of the Ornamental Education Program conducted M the Seminole Junior College. Horticulture Class at SJC for in. the past year. Prior to that fic taught at the Sanford Middle surricof structorof this clacs if her nx-mbers might come to his School for five years. Ile is class and teach the han. assisted by George Thomas (licapped young men in this who works mainly with the clam to make pretty cen. deal. Ile serves as interpreter terpitces for their ('hristm.as and conducts classes in sign 1flnWJ1. lie has than i dinner tables. years experience in working llrashear was pleased with with the deaf. (his suggestion. and Dec. 14. Handicapped students with a Mrs. Gaeceau. together with t%picat physical, inental or Mrs Walter Ahlberg Mrs beha - i-i I ndti ha Walter Witzke and Mrs. Alex fects their performance in clam Paquin came to the schmi or those referred to wr chents of room. They taught 10 young Vocational Rehabilitation men :11 eager to learn how are enrolled in create a Christmas centerpiece specially designed al of pine cones, greenery and red Evurs". -_ ;--_7M5 - - - __ - - SOS* - / . -- ---. - - . -- - .- -.--, - Jrj1 .-; . I #.Ie , .w - , .-----,"... ,_ 1 __ ' , METRO TV ANTENhI A 1%./ I(/ 19 elements; range: 85 miles UHF, 100 miles !_.. , FM/Stereo.Goldguardfinish.Mod&32-1200. A -. . OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORD Orange 100' cord on all metall revoNing reel, heavy duty stand- . Reg. Price 1. 99 * - , -. Combination Includes M-purpose Tool Box PSK-8 Adjustable Screwdriver Kit - rç . .a I 444 _56 _-11 f :; , .V j 7 .4 I SUBURBAN TV ANTFNNA 21 element; range: 85 miles UHF. 125 miles VHF. 120 miles M'Stereo. Gold guard finish. Model 32-1202. Scottys Sale Price Reg. Price 2495 - CWK06 Combination Wrench Kit AdjustableWrench PL 5066' Pliers Reg. Price R2316 scotty's Sale Price ... 1249 \ I . TOOL SET -- er' . I It - I --. _*. --%.. . I 4 ~ - _7 . I ; . [ !* I I , - 1995 North American l -. Scotty's Sale Price ............. DORIC 2449 3-DRAWEROESK Readytofinish. 147 . . . - \ 2795 trained in the Famous Home Lines LICTIUC A LINCOLN'S - - \_ k "~_i Regul,or Price . L I 1 5.55 t~_~ -4-. i horn S515 Lilt out Ira and division small tools. Smooth tray, ple baked enamel kit. - •.. for I I _— ______ EXTOA - 'b's I *ri[ FOR GLASSES OR II Ba rbados Grenada guides Reg. Ptice. I .. 19-99 scotty's Sale Price..1599 Ifl bJSL1 lhttC 4 v',00dqn poles. Lightweight Reaches 17 ft into the tree. Length 147". No. 213. 1FLt 10 WRENCH KIT 6 pc. set. Model CWK06 __- S-ctt' :S&:Piice I1 485 ScQi1,rsSaiaPrl:e I 1 tVt ' 4t 4 - -- - - 599 Aruba Port Au Prince Port Everglades -.-_ WO,'Wc, CASH BUYS MORE AT ~o SUN TRAVEL SINCE 148a 700 FRENCH AVE AGENCY V— F ~ 7 _` Li .fr 899 Sc-otty'sSale Price Chest has metal pLhs kind ccriler dra,ser m_ K20 Scutty's Sale PrIca ... 495 February 4,1974 12 Days —6 Ports IN m r-- --I - i-m i" ) ) __~ % -_-1,''1,, - I - r—?9 % L - if - r z -- __1 i.i - was -T- , , f, . -jlolo ):; BIRTHDAY CRUISE FROM FORT LAUDERDALE SA - - ff 1 4&1)! ZZ— AM % IV&P J~ - '. __ ____________-_ I : __ jkf' i - .k 4 "; , -_ - _-! i % .1, _. F- ;r _;R_1, lf' t~: . %Jp.1% . ' Drawers have center guides. Size 35" x 17" Iitti - Irl .( ri ' F - I .Visit Illinois Club i - - ,0 1 . _- u '#-- '±iLI!r im - . k - ( I . -- RcCORD ALBUMSI &J-*-;ftv' I :f.-I& I . - DELTONA-The Marigold satin th a huge red Circle of the Deltona Garden cam.dle in the center. Club has begun a new venture The students went home, all ,, entitled. 'Garden Therapy, smiles, with their beautiful one of the many chairmanships centerpieces, proud of their carried out b) the club on a acconplishment.s The idea statewide ISiS s gested to Ci rclee y rs. j -/ % -' mZ _ I 3 t - - ___ ,, W A % U Garden Therapy I /') ( ' ^ k - __ --~ ,Z, _. *.-!, NN S . T SANFORD PLAZA - I 4EL . . un*iTliw&w - % . ''1 -president; Harry Kress, first _______________________________________________________________ * 4 % 1• I rl. . -,--.- -. 57A 'l -_,'.L AIR. AND MRS.CLAUS ___ ~~ The Sports Shop I J "' ., _ -, - Installed into office by Ililbert C. Neuhause, past John Medlicott, Mrs. Charles Moltrose, James I 1"-=L~ ?-_1 --~-_ I _ --it- - __= L ___.__~_zri rl - --- - - z_ from Jim and Joe :. of ficers. - , -_ 7 dinner, which was followed with , i, - off COME IN NOW AND SAVE the installation of newly elected " - . - -_ president of the club and a member of the board of - 10% Walter Hoehner, . ,%W %,_ - " ''c:7 "• - I : it, . _J i-A- f _,, 1' 1 . ; ss_I _.. - - . Camping Equipment pL-yed tunes of ysterycar ((Jr daiiciii' . I.. .i,. XWA__ __ . . V. * .-. aaia — a is snan '' "w "-'I,' o.n ______ I off by "The Memories" a rtring - I .. __ - 6. 10% F ishing (HeraldPhotobyCharlesEdwards) f il-A, -:i-. 'W '_ - - 2 ti - ., - .. And I uns I7 Entertainment was furnished 4 ... (i to r) Hilbert Neuhaus, installing officer; Mrs Walter Rochner, president, Harry Kress, ' . , .-- ILLINOISCLUBINSTALLS , G I - tb * 's.i I,v I '- - 1 .. _ I * , '. j. • I " I _, 1- j It` -.41,_ZJ/// Mr. find Mrs Santa were in ( do . I _7* - _7* __- ' -7 _4l~ lllllllll, - _.- - NURSIPRYI - . -• * - Christmas i;jLj * _:~. ,_~ _4 m q U, Nzv; ers were installed as members of the Board, both being past For 0~ , y Mr. and Mrs. Clyde . ,;. -. - *'11. . -. al%,__ mbly who eagerly formed a line to accept their gifts from ( . f i-. ~ p . .. . • _7 1 wilem - i- - -31,%W ---7r W .-: GALSIZE......... z I ' ___ - L.---- - . . . ,§~.%'. — -.- l ; - - .' •.': I.- A,.- 1. ., 1, .Y *_i_ I, 4 Moltrose, secretary and John second vice Caroline Woener, treasurer, Mrs. Charles James O'Brien and Neuhaus I Dressed in traditional attire, theyentcredtheroom,through the door instead of the chimney But that didn't faze the happy . ... V :•2•. N. tv. : J 441 ft 4, ". - S"FECIAL TV . Ports - - - .. := I ou - bautifut cabinet' Thu r' - -~ tosew _____ -0 I chokeolfcabkX4S cfer a ringc ______ - PYRACANTHA ONBFT. VAL TREWS . , E y )X - PFA;CE ,. - Busy - OFF cwrybigcnewyouir room, .' - . - AZAM ml_ 1.98 a 5.95 1 GARDENIAS usiowrtviits 2" 0 6" 0 14" 1 WW11 BUCS ARF,CLMD I POINSETIIAS4s $4" cov*uirrn.is M I %. t IIA ..- - ••. 7 . % W FROM C10)(TAINERS a ALL YOUNG TREES Diomonci Sp-,lus and Head mot Im" to _____ TH - WAS Army representaUve in this area, at US Army Recruiting atation, Suite 7, Lakeview Station, ,, Plaza, uU, L. CC call 3- I I i- add a ______ US L contact SFC Dun Burgess. the • , *rUnt national : - - . • . % •'' ':p ., # 1~ 0 '-.,.-% % * a : 2 INTO HI Volunteer Army's new option. Activities I : ITEMS, FIGURINES, ETC. I I JJ ftt -Ploy- to th* beaf of the %%Z1 11 , ; merryma —-- I IN president, Medloicolt, president; Mrs Claus 'visited members of \jyt the Illrn3Ls Club of Deltona at a gala dinner party in Sheraton / Inn in DeLand and distributed - / gifts to 124 holiday k Saturday night % , .--r ,4 ,. - - . . nothing to it 1: CLOSING OUT ALL HYDROCAL id the new option "reflects an exciti ngopportunityfor youngI nwn and women to experience a 1 u - . ' )CbIML BU$GWULT1COLOR'H)1QIJ*110 IUU I11 i,. I rnrrAI - This Sale Only there ,. Q ui LUIrI. . *HALF PRICE SALE Army Recruiting Command - I . I 1%__ LiUflI _ 120 occup,atio*l areas and open to malee IWA fem.ale ap- Chrishnas buffet lundwon. FollowN the luncheon, more than 200 members and guests enjoyed I'Sunday in New York," a hilarious stage play. Mrs. Evelyn Reardon, entertained chairman, was incharge of the special arrangements. The second event was an afternoon of games staged in the DeBary Community Center. The awarding of numerous door prim, special ga,mes and singing of 0wistmas carols highlighted the afternoon's activities. During interrai.salon refreshrnents of homemade cookies served Mrs. Hairy Ruppert and Mrs. Joseph C"owet, co-chairml - 1 . DIAN PINE 8F VAL .... Idayson twoseparateor.aslonsrecenUy. Once Upon a Stage in OrW& was Ow site of the dub's Chorus Presents Cantata A beautiful Qrlsthias Cantata wu esented by the members of the Deltona Woman's Club ;T Oncrus on Sunday evening in the Clubbmw an Normandy I k. . 6A aI A season' -- -- 'o. " DeBARY- The St. Johns River Ufe Member Club of the Telephone Pioneers of America marked the iLdvent of the The Corinthian columns in the garden surrounding the Kapok Tree wae made on the pmuiises and are fim at r.tiht, with gas flames. The Stone StatuarY and foiSlt2iri . were Carved fur them in Italy. ilame colored Uosscxns cover the tree 171 AUttflfl when rtual'baUof fire" can be seen for rmles around. . . • I -__---- ./ treegrow-sin the center of the West G&denand islooyears d of I" 79 feelt. 7be aid. It is 135 feet high and has h limb 25 feet in circumference. tree is 01 lub Installs Officers vice DELTONA—Santa Claus and 9- 1'. :I ifia . j! luu . Grecian statues. five trees; and flowers. The Kanok Tree, from which the inn gains its name, was brought ~ae as a seedUng from India by Missionaries. The J C , - 1i Ifurald Correspondent *-.f , J . 4"") . - puL rposes C limit daring periods of shortage Gas lights, grills and particularly, swimming pool heaters, are considered, non- Telephone Pioneers Enioy VAL .r i .Eam ., SPECIAL. 32 • 1' I (/" I ssu_CANADIAN PINE 75 VAL Major General John Q. lt . --__________ justannouncedanewtwo.year selected by 11w Army. The option includes training in over . aredean,donotbhxkheatingregisters,andduring winter daylight hours, lave windows which face -owth or west, w~haded. * When a way, turn heating unit off, orlower thermostat. Defrost food befolre cooking. Replace old equipment, which f ue han you .iuand z-vuUCC u,v temperature uses or nItI . .- .- war j, . IN id - , ;, a il I :~; - Altos, included: Gladys Rush, Ls Carter, Ann Cmell, Alice Gajdusek,Gwen Kartinann, Kit Mauata Tenors, were Sunny David, Kay EEU, Dale Miller, Paul Ro3e, Hugh Lynch e . llinois 11' FANNF1TE EDWARDS II . . - L 4 • ' SPECIAL CANAOIA`N~PINE 526 VAL.. . . -. . .1~ Mod training in a dill of the ap. plicant's choosing. or assignment in Europe following successful completion of required training in a skill m t' 7½ FT. Berger, Flora Baehr, Florence Dwrand. Dodie Eastman, Helen Falzone, Wyona French, Margie HoweD, Ruth Lamb, Betty Magee, Stella Magnus, Eleanor Robbins. Harriet Varner, Gertrude Venutti, Franim West and Martha I-AViista. as _Wpranos. elatxiratdy decorated with crystal chandellieri, marble Really, I I DEL1ONA — (r1 Scout Troop 61 of DeitonawiU go Christmas caroling at the DeBary Manor an Saturday ft= ,4.I hour or two. p.m. ,or ,,.. jfl kay. 'hider the '""of Miss Doris F" the Deltona United Methodist Qirch at 12 noon i -IFT.flIJ%,I%IIY1UUI1IMII1 4 ru'i ffere d Suggested measures include. Make sire furnace filters The cantata written and conducted by Pauline Rose was narrat ed ii> Mts Genevieve fl chardn Accompanist was I F The option offers either listift suggestims to-help conserve -fuel in tM Federal Gm ent's Nitio64 effort to &nl ARTIFICIAL I - I TREES. WREATHS AND GARLANDS I ALL NEW FRESH STOCK. NO PRICE INCREASE FROM LAST YEAR SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL TREES TODAY i er&stnent option. DELTONA--- The Deltona Corporation, Utilities Diion,rn11y mailed aleUr each ot its cTihe11, ill be served at 6:30 p.m. The Illusthate andhsDivanwillofficisteuinatallingo(flcers. Music am dancing vrill foUm the ceremoinles. .Mckets will be availalAt at the December meeting from l)r.LTONA I Rflf'kV &IflIIPJTAIII DIJC 'Q$ tiAl w CT i .. swwiu vuvuuiirui ii". i,,, vi_ Opt on O PrIlistee Fuel Conservation Hints b Del Star- Club took bus to the Kapok Tree Inn in Clearwater. dec. 4 and 51 merntxrs enjoyed a most delig h tf ul day. trig rooms, The inn, consists of eight large : III _.1 - Anderson, Deusilla and Ladies' ,Night, to be held on Jan. 17 at the Stet.soin Star Club Enjoys Excursion 1 FI and terl and Fran Schulte. an "41 DECORATIONS BEST QUALITY ' I I • Ruth Kent, Roni Schulte and.Nancy Hudson. (%, -,r, ,-, crm-p- ` -# '" - -an-, m1ne iltc3, --. -" teaors and two basses, sang 1$ numbers, with solos by Mar' Rivera, Beverly Stuhmberg, Dottie Mercorelli. Jerry Girl Scouts To Carol II --i ' I i ; urd Muriel Zager. DELTONA - Deltona Shrine Club wiU ekoct officers for 1974 monthily mmW* on Thunday at 8 p.m. at the Three Seasons Restaurant of the Deltona I= A happy hour and dinnff will preceed the meeting from 6 to 8 p rn. Nobles should make reservations with Earl Wilson by rsflii S74-l. -Gtst speaker will be Bill Parke ca me ueawna iravel Agawy. who will accompany his talk on ffuues to the —' - 0i is show tiecha nry Langknect at he club's annual Livebaby,ht'JeGailCaporale.ThepartofMarywasplayed by Kit Withers; Joseph b Bill Withers, Innkeeper by Bob Dankworth and the angel by Kay Blair. The three kings were portrayed by Katherine Kral t, L)dia Comacho and Eunice Is and the sh"2herds, b) -,- I . — attending must make reservaticms in advance. : - - - 4e V -, - (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) .e. I CHRISTMAS A -Fr a- II Sergeant4t4rms. Directors named inchaic David Wennatrand, one-year, - - . All erman Wanei, Woman's Club president Christmas party 1d Earl Langworthy was appointed international rmrn _tnt31_vr =0A.r!_-id D__". Mt_ , .= 1- —1-J,= "-; r'-&-::-L Moore, aJternate director, and Frank Lambardo, II . - i I SALE DISCONTINUING - . It was complete even to the Nativity scene with a reA - I r - ::,Z. 7 P—# - -I roast beef - N important componlt of uie uneven friction. srch as patchy CLOSE— OUT I ._______ ___ . . . 4. I Bateman,JeanRoss,Jeanfloss,andMikevarnuzn,Mike -. r ,*A -.- . V, I , -!. --I-Z - -, -__ k V --u -- -,-T =_ sea tary Earl C. Webb, tiesswei; and Myron S. F4prt, uflSiOiiOi$Ofl 1. ____ rt - - A Thistes elected are Harold Harris, one year; Silas RLssee, two, arid Hubert C euhaus, ttree - At Christmas Party r . - - W. wage, secu,d vice president; Elmer Wilson, .iinne ...iUi.s Lci= 1 +0,r _Lv_ ___ _ - . 4 i: I 7 DELTO'A -.N ewly elected slficers will be installed by lb-12 Club of tlb aJan 9atadierparty at Stetson University Hall in Dl ot -• - 6, # 11 - I ______ ______ Fred Drm. t"ear: and Ru&lph Wester, thret-year 2 I addition front and JdNR71, &v or - ._. braking on surfaces with (omputet AIII)S1S The most . . - welcomed at the mt regular meetiq of the Auxifiary. Henry - ______________ Flected at the December meeting were Richard R. Kea y. presaden, Frail Lcmrdo, first vice president, -: - - t - Hi-12 To Install Officers ., -.-----.-- Blow, I Security Blanket program is sand or ice, or If one tire Is flat The 1974 Karmann GhI tx-cad warranL that is part of a the 12-month, 20,000-mile Wortsters, standing only -'e called "'.1W Ownr'a warranty The world-famous Beetle incbcstall,tiaveFetBIned their Securit Blanket with Cornshape is unchanged, though the sleek, flowing lines that have ter aalysis" The VW's Owner's Security length of u 1974 models is become -1 & ___________ r receipts,whichwiflbeusedforreliefwrrkamoogveteran.s' f,ngbe, we greater than ever Divided between Post arid Auxfliary. the Auxiliary mceived 0&74 as its share to be . get about 25 miles per gation on rqN" fuel and come with a ____________ *r- . - a bit are new track featuringuse r.-ation they also continue to .. 'A - as : • T I AW i - ticipated in rnaking thu sad a vxctsdul aftir. Chaplain Myrtk HRI asked all members to bring canned goods to the December sial, wtiith the and her will distribute to needy familm at Christmas. Mrs. Ahcv Beinert repl the November Poppy Drive . - aue rmann Thenewmojelsnotonly have ::i- • c'ars guaranteed front-end geometry. This produces a selfcentering effect f rovemen.s for reç'airs, 'Express technical s unique for straight, sure stops when longer engine bte wW quieter small jobs a nd vw, -r'" - -- -- Mrs. Helen Edna Wafer wasaccepted and weleuned u L T. t.4k.cr ar.J Mrs. Char'otte 4 - - ______ Auxthar) to swell the Post's Building Fund. Sbe s&W 200 turkey dinners were served and she thanked all who I rear _____ - --- . ---------- . 1 greater as a result of self. inebr res t program is A O? Tan tY WASHINGTON. D.c V olksw a gen is e mphasiz ing has ____ C in the DeBar Firemen's Hall, A cve.d dish dinner Will be served at 6 30 p.m followed by a Christmas Carol March with I*IPt1ng Membersareaskedtobringtheirfamihesandenjoya hthday social 171 tflit VFW style. 1e will be a la.t On nsa gift and white elephant sale and each one present tnistbringawrappdgiftforthe"mysterypsckage"event. At the recent Auxiliary meeting, President illa Pa reperted (*1 Veterans [v Dixxier Ince held by --- - . Placed Long Emphasis Activities VW Foreign Wars Post SM of DeBary and auxiliary on Thumsday r. - -. bumpers. hi I --------- - '•'!— • VFW Plans_Holiday Social B) FANNt.TrL EDWARDS Iletaid Correspondent rr - - It . - - Thursday, Dec. N. The Sanford Herald . -------- -.- - - ' J L_J - t. -------- -.--- - - THS S,OVT"-S LAROtST OUAMY HOMI VuAN1$t4lvt2 7:30-52 ~ PH:323-4700 And Stronlihilp L net 7:30-42 SATURDY f4o Chnrge FW Our stf Vim Open Thurt. Nights By AppoinImtol " -w I - = -_-_ -- _ . -'--.'-_ = =L---=--- _- - __. .- -_ -.-_- -=-----==-:-== ~— �- - --c ------ç--- _:"_____ -: - i - - - - - - The Sanford Herald ons - - ----- '- - - -- --U--- - - - - -- - ---. CENTURY AWARD PRESENTED :T LLJ By RAY DE CRANE necessary refunds collecIt,s tax refund time again. tivel cost taxpayers $500 million in lost interest last Americans love refunds even if thv have topas year. At least that Is what the $iç billion woud have earned dearly to gel them if invested at five per cent. 01 the $21.2 billion paid out Maybe you have a better in refunds by the U.S. Treasury last year, nearly one-half place for your money than or $10 billion. was'the direct P'° it along interest-free. result of over-withholding. 1 Cl'hfl.PS you would like the Over-withholding results use ot that money yourself said Direttor •SCHRAFFTS LETS & S PREPARE YOUR 12- j4 LB. TURKEY WITH AMPLE StJPPLYOF CORNBREAD DRESSING AND GIBLET CRAVY. Office of Consumer Affairs Department of Health, Education and Welfare SCHRAFFTS WHITMAN'S ministration (FDA) issued a final order making in- ONLY ALSO YOUR FAVORITE HOMEMADE PIE $1.25 PHONE TODAY I 647-4721 $1 1695 FDA's regulation is designed to help those consumers with sensitive reactions to Cosmetics who, until now, had no way of knowinir what _ 40 2 ° Billie I Laws - -- - - : BARRY ALEXANDER ... Employe of month lie and his wife Gloria live in Orlando. They, have two children, Barry III and , kw Michelle, Z3. WORLD ALMANAC FACTS ISEE WW4 5- r 4 1 TOBACCO cue ce p cept for firsuances and IV W .. -- CYPRESS WOODS. A community next to a Golf Course. A community that puts a small world of convenience and recreation where you need it most. Near to where you live. CYPRESS WOODS is a condominium community of townhouse and apartment homes. Spacious residences comnwmorating excellence in contemporary architecture. Glowing natural wood. Bronze tinted windows. Secluded courtyards. Balconies. Patios. 7 beautiful townhouse and apartment floor plans with choices of 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms with 1, 2, or 2-1/2 baths. CYPRESS WOODS also celebrates the green architecture of nature. Forests of perfect peace. Wandering Waterways. Foot Bridges and Bike Paths. And the rolling green horizon of the Cypress Creek Golf Course next door. And there's more! More of everything you want in the community you call home. Like unparalleled recreational opportunity. Immediate access to Golf at Cypress Creek Golf Course next door. (Memberships are available to Cypress Woods residents.) Private CYPRESS WOODS Swimming Pools. Tennis. Clubhouse. II she also graduated from high fore that. Two years ago I sctml. She and her husband, Don, began pressing cosmetic rnan- live In Chuluota. They are members of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo - products' ingredients, and some of the largest have since 1ge themselves to 1mph'ment cosmetic ingredient lxbeling on sk voluntary basi. s Companiesthat have 1. ,-; - - HWY, 17-92-AT 27th __. - TREES M1 HTY MAX MINIATURE TREE LIGHTS G. Inil jJi GIFT BO 68 ;i ELECTRIC '. Coverage Of Seminole 00 Double Bed Control -/ O &Single Twin Bed DOUBLE BED DOUBLE CONTROL a Try It. . . 1988 q 12 SPEED Tn. 'reatest valve ew*f tmr w'ct' Of Stylti. fabrics and colors in stock #or immediate - - - I -- -- rff Ce'er ----. f --- :- lie - T' WIS d 4000 Big Selection d - •:. ••— •:"- -,-- 7 ENGLISH 2 - LEATHER LOTION 1977 - -BB 1 B an j - $USIP4ESS RPLY ENVELOPE N~_ visit CUlt ?1$bltT NOf-I. sic )l _ill$.ANIOI$.flA. 7a p - :__ - -- - --- -.---- -• -- - -- .- -•• - -- •-.,- -,------- •--- -• - -- - fl-- — I MFG. 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U71jr 'uiithti t4ritLluhl ) FOR HER 3u8 STEA M-DR Y $ •Bam em o -Iz — - PROCTOR-SILEX CUT AND PA%T1 CN YOUR ('(L'& - - - - - - - - - - - 110 M 1 NATE' Air Styler - I £ 199 Reg.2.5 ______ Tel . • fl99 ' - ç, I_ - iqI95 D — d JEAN -- ff - __ INTIMATE POWDER & New sooWa1ts Address BB .'- 1 nruia'w 19.95 SUNBEAM MIXMASTER MIXER Req. 3100 cAll . TIMEX REVLON DRYERS Start Paper TO: I I I I I I I S .-- SHAVING LOTION tjjtj% Reg. 99C 1.75 LADY SCHICK WARM & CREAMY 777 STYLING i - SL[EFER S0FA - 4" OLD Req. 4.00 SCHICK : - - - Set 48 al COL. NORELCO - CLIP AND I I - 399 BRITISH STERLING COLOGNE SET - -T --1 - Reg. 6.30 5 PC. Set SPICE 24 Just 1210 A Month. 38 577 LEATHER 9 I9 GIFT SET 26 py . 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CARDS PINECREST SHOPPINGCENTER \1 - Modeling i public railway sectors with re. commitment to Ingredient Ia ,pectto tra ck length. tnt beling and are working County ROOK Req. -- ' volume and business earning.s. details. j PLAY-DOH 11 lei tionalization lAw was enacttd ing Include Almay, Avon, C I a I r o 1, C-cilgate-Palmolive in 19N, and in fiscal 1906 and and lAnvin-Charles of the 1907 alone 17 private rail entri, Com- Ritz. Other comp.-mies, I;ke panics were bouitht ' up* Helene Curtis, Mennen, Max plettly reversing the compara- Facwr, Revlon and Wamertive positions of the private and Lamliert, have expressed a CYPRESS WOODS takes the wind 5454 Conroy Road Orlando, Fla. 32811 out of the energy crunch with a (305) 298-5350 good old fashioned idea. Walking.' SOUTHERN AIR - 54 that oil, and the only one Private Raila Bought 'T - -- . if it in too small to have an Now involved in extra. ingredient 111bel. curriculum cotwses at Florida Aithough the labeling orTechnological University, Mrs. ter does rint, take effect until Laws attended Evans Business 1975, you should begin to see Coflege in Concord, N.C., where inMdient labeling long be. Recreational, Educational, Professional and Convenience Centers are all within hands' walking distance like the small towns of yore. CYPRESS WOODS. A total living community among the trees that puts a small world of convenience and recreation where you need it most. Near to where you live. - ;"—. 1JL'....' - PAINT BY NUMBER SET LIST6.00 2 -'_ -_ - comfort guaranteed. Pr it rd Ir wn - I Req. 2.25 SCRABBLE GAME 99 4--- Delivered 6 Days A Week — Sun. thru Fri. I SAVE UP TO 50 - -. Jar Of 25 w a For example, hydroriiShehas been seci-etaxytothe sted lanolin, which could ac. executive office since joining curafety be ']e!cribett by at leut seven other nnrns, will the bank in 1965, Webb said. She has served both as a member be the standard name for 1399 CIGARS T0YSwGAMF5 D0LLS d : 2 4.953 - You'll Like It, I Reg. 7 01. CAN of 25 WHITE OWL 47 -- bank. In your future irs the "furnace with a future" because Air Conditioning can be added easily— Installation by experts, The Sand Creek (Colo. Massacre of Cheyenne and &l Indians result ed in Arapo the deaths of about 150 men, women and children, Nov. 29, 1864 The Indians were awaiting peace terms when Cot. John Chivington led a surprise dawn raid with 900 civarvmen, Iiis ing 9 rn'i killed, The World Almanac recalls: Black Kettle, the Cheyenne chief, was later killed in a surprise attack by Gen. George Custer. Nov. 27. 1868 799 Req. Gift 10.95 Boxed SCRIPTO BORKUM RIFF S bb, 0 A tag or card with the Central Florida Chapter of the American Institute of BankinR. required inrredient Informa- Navy Exchange Store In 1.25 Mrs. Billie Laws, secretary at all cosmetic packages: • A complete Hating of The Citizens Bank of Oviedo, jn t1 n the decreasing has been promoted to adorder of their pre v alence. ministrative assistant acStanda rdized names cordl i ' Gets Award Marine Corps. Fotmerly Alexander worked at the U. S. KAYWOODIE 77C Box 881CIGARS BUTANE 7 Oz. Can - pect to see the following on and as secretary to the c' TOBACCO EL PRODUCTO Rog. BIC1.49 0 Stock Clerk , 129 AMPHORA 1 811 2.50 Iective Dec. 12, and now makes that all manufacturers will Laws an officer of for - P 8 keg. Ult;U action, taken by the which will simply be board of directors, was ci- lis ted as such. This means - - MEDICO substances. Oviedo Bank . ---. 80'3k. you don't have to be smart Allow 3 toget a deal like that. I Think what you could do : we*kS for with that money. You could I delivery put in in a savings account and earn the interest for i yourself, you could invest it 1 N in stocks or bonds, or you I Address could simplyget the advantage of cash discounts on all • State la your purchases. Those $10 billion in on- I-------------------- LIGHTERS-BOX . CIGARS PIPES & TOBACCOS L GIFT WRAP FREE, 30 million Americans may jkve allergic reactions to ninny commonly encountered Promoted B I I Reg . were aergkAccordingt ' - HITMAN'S SCHRAFFT '%-,ORDIAL 1 SAMPLER CHERRIES sign and order new labels. ' - - s 2 o 99 The new labeling regulation will become effective Nitirch 31, 1975, to give manufacturers tinie to clear out ' CENTERS Lb- 1 ucts. pus tax : Barry Alexande" has bc-en named the Employe of the Month by the Southeast First National Bank of Maitland at its December employe meeting. Alexander the head stock clerk of the bank's purchasing department. He came with the bank in April of 1973 and is a native of Springfield. Gt. Prior to joining the Maitland bank, Alexander served 20 years in the United States TAvio)i 1r1!~JiflI'1 \@cc? SOFT GOLD CHEST Oct. 17, 1973, was, special kind of victory day for consumers. On that day, the Food and Drug Ad- ingredients to which they to "Tax lu r*Thft 'J f\ LI By Virginia Knauer agvp. money. ?rk1WW 7ft •WHITMANS Special Aulitat to the Pre*ldent when you permit the Govern- during the year. Read all the installments in ment to deduct more from your paycheck than you this tax series. Then get a should. You do this by clim- copy of Cut Your Own Taxes Ing fewer exemptions, than 19i4. You will learn how to SAVE money by c utting your you are entitled to. Think about it. Is a refund taxes instead of LOSING always a blessing? At least money on a refund. AMPAPER 1:\T1 tiisi half of the time, it appears from the record, the refund is hen you owe the Govern- 1 1974 Cut Your Own Taxes meat motley and are late in o.-' payun, six per ce'it interest is added to your bill. But i 'WO when you give the Govern- ' S.poiboots) 53Sa ICSI ment extra dollars every week of the year and the (;rv,.rn;1.nt m.'rtk your own dollars back — I cc or with nothing added for inmr teresl — you are actually los- Thursday, Dec.20, 1973 The Sanford Herald L.JLJ 11LjVL4 U LJ1JUJ\' U 'U w Labeling Cosmetic — i BOX CANDY -- . iuiiuei v icuor i' ______ ________ ____________ r. special Century Award from Russell .Jones (left) not shown) past district chairman, at annual meeting held recently in J)eBary. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) boon or a deception Dear Consunier AVIES (right) receives atm hOD UCVCUII1U DAVID Davs,StjohnsthStrwt ______ $ - -- - Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 in rfiinds: — Billi : ==--j-,*------ '_ - -CHOICE _ - 99 ..-- --- - TI �- = W - - - --- - =_ -- - - - - - - - -. - - -- - - - _ - - L 6 _ The Sanford Herald _______ Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 _____ _____ ________ _____ ______ ____________ ___________ ________ _____ I nf a t onReport Stock Market Due European Money For Rebound - - 13 b Copley News Service --- I Art market of the l97 and result it should be a lot steadier. de4 in : ur3 ° pan For the short term, European 0=1 ~w money will soon pour into American undervalued blue chip stocks, and the market will "VA ftel"I um VAH Ifl$ yof 4:0 au ha losing year and 19773 will be no fro 800 - rOCKeL ., .. wl ps at ra " t* 0 - LU fra Stnr I de Parkinn I t uart' s um VMS : : fl : ' : Chri stm a s Dorado t c Calculator -...- - Elec roni / /' '-1 - I . um sw Vw1w tn 401rivan - V. • . . _____ . cm tw . . . 8-digit ifisplay. floating entry to 2 decimal places. Fixed output 2 decimal places.I Does all chain *nd mixed calculation. Has overflow indicator, decimal point indicator, minus sign and art. Uses a standard 9 volt transistor-radia battery. AC adaptor , - Wou This6"wideby9'iongdesk-sizemachinehasan8-digitdisplay. Floating and fixed decimal. Round off with fixed setting. Constant . in multiplication ' i i and drvis - i ion. Suppression of unwanted zeros. : . : % It i I . ,i 21- strongestrn theworld ow 114141 , I • "II11 V-1vi ,,%w Remington Rand : PERSONAL 3 1* ~ I it ., 66th Year, No. 105 - 6 - JI - V - t- V - Price 10 Cents ..--- -- ~ -, - / um 1W 0 W*611 V"r UOU Vdill 0 y 0 ' 0~' , A) L R an H opeS 1 ,t / I -le i - TAIJAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Gov. Reubin Askew today or- . SF__-_~ , I - of • To Obtain ""c _____ ~3qz~ 11 Orders ions In Reduct" State S endin9 I i ELECTRONIC :: • I aicuiator 1.4 - i . I i"I - 4 - .1. --_. - - I ASkew . 1_"!" ___ . _. - Friday, December21, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 A/- (ASdM U VVJ : riging In rt other areas as conodities. well. for usu• Th e figures, adjusted For instance, clothing prices as pricing patterns, were up more than usual for al se onal November. New car prices mean that theNixon adminis- - uova v.ar • I ki Wis'.W I meats, poultry and egg prim was nine-tenths of one per cent, marking the third consecutive monthlydecllr.eincostof these morlities since September of ings dropped five-tenths of one were up. The cost of medical tration is far from its original ckwj !-.w Mfrs. price $109.95. Geor9e Stuart's price $69.95. , 1 Commodore ywj "-I V.af that real earnings figures, or earnings adjusted to subtract the effects of inflation, dec li ned In November. Real average weekly earn- -- November, the cost of living cent. Fuel oil and coal prices whole, real average weekly charges for most household surner price Increases to an arr ro$e 84 per cent, the biggest 1 Jumped 10 per cent and as and earnings were down 1.9 per services Mortgage interest nual rate of 5 per cent y month increase since June 1951, electrIcity cos, 1.2 per cent, cent. end of this year. rates continued upward. I'Ar U , : __ - __ : gain •_ A in the 12 months ending in 1962, when they also rose 4.5 per per cent. Over the year as a care services increased, as did 1973 target of reducing co 'n Pun um Yuri M Nri : Cent. - -I f Square Root :: • - --- , - with Instant - __ ' . Calculator I 74 " : Electronic ' :: ",4 : : : ' -* : : Remington . an na om'w I dealer who knows what he is doing. . Ip A ' food and krvices also were up sharply, with nonfood However, gasoline and oil commodities rising seven- prices jumped 4.5 per cent in tenths of one per cent and November, the largest one. services up six-tenths of one per month Increase in these corn- 4 - I . F.._ - . $44.95 up. Buy your calculator from an OIJICB equipment . .. . Iy p,vr cent, accounted for another cutoff will be reflected when alone rose five per cent. to dampen consumption ttiiod of the big Jump. December Ct of living fig. fl news w as not only bad on cause of the shortage. The r i ces for commodities other ures are released a month from the price front. The bureau said port shed that prices were _____ - on of Electronic Choose from the South's Largest I 2000 machines on hand) priced from C alculat,or rsS (over o r : : Introduced to sell for $99.95. : : The "wholesale" catalog - Mal : iving Rises Sh arp (h CY4 - * I Calculator mmw M Mat awd Aw Amtrican dollar is the ( / 4. . L ______ Yvi V" / Of another grim inf la tion report. one per cent last month, match. }lher prices far gasoline, the bureau said. Most types of food bought in The report was more bad For those inclined to eat out, The Bureau of labor Sthti. ing the re of October, as food fueIil, natural gas, electricity then was no relief, as pr c 0 Al though the Arab oil cutoff grocery stores, except for news for the Nixon adm1nI tics said the Consumer Price prices surged again after a and oal were blamed for about may have had some impact on meats, poultry and eggs, were tration's Inflation fighters, even restaurant meals snacks a tfird of the over-all increase. fuel Prices, economists believe up over October. Prices of ce- though the administratio Food prices, which leaped 1.4 U biggest price effect of the reals and bakery products lowing fuel to The decline in prices 0 - and fuel prices drove the cost of living up sharply in November, - . I S WASHING1DN (AP) '4 t? It"n - P11 Cost LIM Ym Pon VM .,.1i . : El ct ron i c TL ; I III Electronic buying will be generated OVfiS5. "Americans tend to only look L*u "I'm at American investments, but Mi srdaff Europeans have generally looked at the Investment scene am sw worldwide," he said. "Today :be Europeans see WX1 miff the American stock market as m qiw the soundest and cheapest . in 00"': -1!19 tO • : u Hutton has upped its yc,i offices to 117. 7be firm has ad&-d six new European offices, and Fornon thinks much .lei . 114 . ot Ea sy El e Size &W Will VW4 -) : , vsu s' "excwd the $1.8Z milhon we earned in last year's fourth M4 Fornon sai'~. 11.~BN eu tn %U at George S • -. exception E F Hutton has earned $700,000 through its 1tt three quarters and expects to pq Is 0 - •. The firm has never had a If'e ii m .-.,,4F i" __ S to' flnwfwn IL S UUI$ LU WUI -- -. --------T_____ - hopping Christmas our -••- rebound from its present doldrurnswiththetijrrentlevel as the bottom. These are some of the views ot Robert Fomon, president of Wall Set's E. F. Hutthn & Ov 'h me Y. sh Do y7 am SUN vwj .Aff funds and bank trust depaut. men wilI have less clout in the _ t " A - I - l -- i " p'9t - - % 1, t7 6 ~5 ~ * P- Du,klnson, in his annual year- 'lJ I NJ VW surf tMany students of the in. : : - : - W1,41 !tW W44 rAn ow a rc%aluat.son of the British sun • bo 11A b, N 11 t y Deutsche m.drk and Swiss franc are also possible.) i VW - ITAR 'Europeansareafriudof a 10 to 20 percent devaluation of Wu IWI WN! Ian their currencies, relative to the ran dollar, and they are not going to wait until the market hits the (*4 rain absolute bottom to invest," he aw s%,s ''i " said He sees igns the big ~iw European banks are already Desk model C-8 Adds. subtracts, multiplies, divides. Has constant key floating decimal Only 6% wide 8% deep Formerly sold at think we have reached the r C market's bottom now," he said. lie sm sorne of the power of the small individual speculator, mutual funds and bank trust WIYU flIITAI LIII U DIGITAL WI ML CLOCK hiR - . . . 10 14 : : . : : : division includino credit balance chain and mixed calculations and utilization of a stored constant for multiplication or division. Full floating or pieset decimal point. Bright. tasy-to-(tad 10-digit display. Quickly converts to clock function with one switch correct t me n hours and minutes applars on display. - M 1140 : Qw-4 vw', 404 of ran Electr SAVE At' nn DAT fwy" 1XIM J" 2O VW1 • i.iai 4 __ r~ ~i i r COAA dl V64111 WWI V"" -: ' . . original : : I-. . . Model SR-20 .. I J ., I ~ WX.1 VAn VICi 11."t &1.01 I'm V'ri 11.W It I r, fte Vwli 11.441' : __t d.- I &06.~ -.Of $ di I. I. I W : 14-digit dspIay, Perfor'T's all mixed and chain calculations. Has constant. function keys include factorial. integer. fcciprocal. squire, square root. addition. subtraction, multiplication. EE key enters exponent in scientific notation. ( V.at Formerly 9995 Model T1 3500 : : : . : : : ''- 1,I Full function disk modirl ulil its a stored constint Wri V.&K i/Solid stale components, trouble-ftit integrated circuitry V Entry and calculation overflow indicators, full floating : We hov len ths4 1000 baits , I 40% : ..---. __._ . - - - -. . A0101111- _________________ i ____ - T 1 -q_ - ) : , Portable ________- - : - . Typewriter i SAVE . -"-:. : . L , i $4 so pticid from $200 a CIII fl e c , It's Not Too Late to Buy Christmas Cards! -- " 4 - •1 1 # I : .), 1006'0.fr-'~- I - ), -. ..--- t,.*i IIIIII "-4 ','-11" W v: .a' : : ødth dm1 subtracts - totals s-' T%Aff -ery (,-Dr., / Tho Post Office will deliver W•7 I tvIUItII lours of town slightly longer. up to We wfl imprin t PAJ VA11 *I WAU !'. al vk, rAn WV 1.106H O.V4 LII - same d delivery at small additional chart With 43k keyboard, margin 1110PS If# onlY a few of the big-machine features on the Remington Monstch I I . . The chcit: Of hiirldfidi for horn,, school and light office work Luggage style dsiux, Carrying call. Mfrs. List Price $06.50. Ggofg@ Stuart-& PIICI $69,95 : : : : : __________ ULA Aft A& .ems listed ive subject to prior sale. We have a lfm4d number and when that*are gone theft will be no Mwo at it-ele prictC ' - STORE HOURS ~- I- W....., U1 Free Gift Wr3pping of any iteins purchased WW i George Stu W0 Im 4 I ! #"I - __ ~, 0, - t)JIltal - MOnd*Y Ord hiday I I S g M 19 I P M Yull. Wed, Thurs. Sol, 106PM spbno ow "W Use your Master Charge, or BankAtnericard 133 East Robinson -Downtown Orlando -Free Storeside Parking Phones- 00"o-Winter Paik 843-7700 - Cocoa 6321.1242 - Daytona Bosch 255.5202 - DeBary-DeLand 668,4436 - LAke County 383-6566 - Melbourne 724-2412 Sanford 628.1314 .- Tiiusviii4 ipl ~~ ~~ 111 i i~i _~111111111111111 .A I ~~~~ 11 __ _~__ _ - - __= - - - ___. :I . - - ~- - - --Of Commission Chairman Sid :- !r.4 ' sent a letter to all de- -' ' . . Vihien is being pressed 11crald Staff Writer ____ partment heads telling them to I V enezuelan oil or n Orange -mike their budget pres.enth Port County company intuested 'emninok County in _ vi; MIW-- ---- . In this business, you grow to tions 4 to him Jan 3 and 4 Authorit Administrator Jim leasing the port's storage accept the fact that "you win a Ryan Because the budgets were BUSY MAN ABOUT TOWN today said he has high facilities--ityan said word on . I few--4ind you lose a few." prepared several months ago. SANI'A paid a surpirse visit to kindergarten class at Idyllwilde And so it ouId appear iUi 'a $ Soon present' for county govern Elemental)' School \%ednesday. H T Bennett (left) and Denise children. Sometimes your own, review your budget request Ryan, who 15 months ago ment in the form of fuel to meet as Is follow case in I)onaldson climbed on his knee to receive their gifts. with me in light of the current F_ ___ - - _. . - '. ing local needs for the cornIng year. began iorkmg on plans to letter. (Herald problems Photo b Bill Vincent Jr and the economic out Ryan, out of town Th ursday enlarge the lake Monroe 1o'• . . ... making final arran,itiitnts on storage facilities said the port Request for appropriations the -deal," sald Lvntracts tire can store 1.5 million gallons of For You Mother with loving htr' ti' ', n'j hy pea of fuel In (is e large LittOtjS all types thoughts V-1 Chrtotmnas imum consistent wi th meeting jy,' today. adding "I'thmk we can tanks. (,,\ Dear Mo ther and Dad, the mandatory requirements of y' solve the problem without too With an additional eight Review budgets "I'm writing this to you law, and providing essent inuch fan!are," smaller tanks now being set up, because I don t know how to say an said, the total storage While reluctant to comment Ryan I , 0 it. ym ~_jtLing t, ~,M.#,c 1qnq 111i!e- on which of two basic options capacity will be increased to 3.5 health and welfare of our cm However, he said the state away.wishing I could " somehowpreviously (1vrused by County million gallons or three timimu I14U developed a 1 on to you in person I h41% I the amount needed by all year when th The governor also said state cushion last e state 111V just watched a movie about ' br inches of county governemployes were going to base to surplus exceed $200 million girl who lost her mother as a ment, including the school Am Dickinson said he expected a plant and said the city will be work harder because of the baby. I realize that I, too, have tsird , for a year. :> . recession next year but not a ilersid Staff Writer . I. able to repay the loan in five pible shortage of funds. almost lost both my mother and V "The product is dvailable," r _. . . . rA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - . - __ months. J father, not through death. but 1 1-I City council Thursday night Swofford said 1,200 con. ity of state employes will he because Our economic fiber is of -1.11 f inding someone to supply the - ,-. _. adopted a resolution :I ..- .~ nectioris at the fee of 00 each contemplated in my budget rec. such strength to withstand an 1 know we havea very sliak:I 3 i I: ____ It- M ~~ - . lin4uct, then lining up storage authorizing a $123,000 are expected from the northside Otnmendations (to the legi3la. all-out assault which would lead loan from f :,. relationship. Dad, you're not . I &=M-v Southeast First National Bank lure) to help take care of in. us to the hard times of the early district all alone. - I - 1T Perfeti tand neither ani 1. I have ~!, ! :II ,. 11 usi ness, tile I =_ - L_ to pa,I the costs over estiniate of creased workloads for state 305. ! . tIn other b ' I council: remember the good things yo.j . ) ~_ I ) ... lucl, wi!I soon solve the supply projtvt. Ii Adepted resolutions of intent did, only the bad. I never gave %_ . City Ali) , . Joe Davis was . to annex the Hamilton property .0 you credit for giving us a home 1: The county commission has A authorized to proceed with near High Acres and Trout and a place to grow up in And if li* ken pressed in recent weeks by closing the transaction Council Lake and the Johnson pro pe rty it wasn t for you I ouldn t roads chief J C Lavender, %ho also adopted a resolution on Palm Springs Drive at have the love of God and A pointed to proposed federal fuel authorizing the mayor, clerk Alpine. Public hearings were W i t country that you gave us kids. jp RYAN g allocations as being 50 per cent and treasurer to sign c hecks on set for 5 p.m., Jan. I'm asking you to forgive me for •, Port administrator less than the county needs. I the bank accounts to be set up - Industrial zoning is requested 1P t. being a selfish, spoiled Former Seminole sheriff's Wright was fired. the Maitland Bank. for the Hamilton parcel and Sgt. Johnny Wright was Irresponsible kid. It took Iflt' , JOE DAVIS Wright was under depart. An ordinance was approved professional office for the arrestet today on charges of mental probation for au throe months arid man)- hun- To close d !# (in first reading amending the Johnson tract. dreds of miles for the Lord it) stealing a 11', otgun. Bond was unrelated incident at the time sewer bond ordinance to However, whcn bids came in Passed an annexation or. set at S5.000. lie will appear he was fired. Polk declined to F leach me the fact he put me in 17-92 pro%ide that the Maitland Bank $12300 over City Engineer Bill dinance on first reading for the before County Court Judge your care for a reason. From say why the probation was will hold the system's sinking Palm's cost estimates, the city five lots on Ronnie Drive in Walla IlaU later today. now on I'm trusting the Lord tit .1 imposed. d construction funds. was required to finance the Briarwood. A public hearing . help me understand you nn(I Wright, 2G, of 1107 First 11w larceny charge stems By A hearing on the oedinance balance. was t for 5 p.m., Jan. 29. Drive, Sanford was fired (roman incident 18 month asking Him to help you forgive s ago Davis said the two-year loan Commercial was set for 5 p.m., Jan. 22. zoning i when Wright Wednesday allegedly by Sheriff John ) members Lonsidered a request Prior to bid taking some at five per cent interest will be requested. )I # "Mother, I wish )ou both Polk after a state attorney's misappropriated a shotgun. Herald , Staff Writer for commercial zoning for 14 months ago, the U.S. Depart. repaid from sewer connection Approved a resolution !o the investigation report was Polk said he o y ear knew how much this trip has o The Sanford Zoning and acres annexed Monday night by nsent of Housing and Urban fees in the district. The loan is county conmiission offering to received. Wright, formerly the incident recently, from the taught me and how hard it is for Planning Commission has ,a City ('0111inissioners. Land Development approved a to mature Dec. 31. 1975. pay 25 per cent of the in- tughest ranking black deputy, state attorney's office. me to write this letter. I've ,'. developers are planning a $403,000 grant and a $915,000 halted consideration of zoning Mayor Lawrence Swofford stallation, operation and had worked for the department always Assistant State Ally. Bill 135,000 square foot shopping loan for the loved you and would change requests and site plans pred i ct ed the city will receive maintenance costs for a traffic system to serve :. fight for you, I always held you Janua r Staley y. 1969. said Thursday he has -enter on the old Farmer's for propo.-cd construction old section of the city and the $2 million in connection fees signal on Maitland Avenue at A meeting with leaders of the been working on the case for Market property that fronts on abutting U.S. 17-92 from 27th .41 from the new regional sewer Oranole Road. y. human and aren t perfect Street black community has been set two weeks, but declined to say both the south side of Airport ____________________________________________________________________ for to Like Mary Routes ard either. I do know now that you later today, Polk told The where the information caine Boulevard ard and east side of U S members voted Thursday and Dad were Gods gift to me night to Herald Polk said the group is (roni 17 fl ta ke the action until seeking information on why Polk said ht has no personal /.P members took the action r to teach me and to help me consulting tnginurs tomplete I '' nuike it in the world. It W35 knowledge of any other a lleged Lifter both City Engineer Mack a city-wide traffic study and those awful times we fought • wrongdoing by Wright, but I Lazenby and City I'lann their recornmenda t ions are lickiwwledged reviewed. oificia6. said tile David Farr rectililinendt,(i Swof f C1 gave me strength and faith for denial of the rezoning request my own life. I could never thank traffic re po rt is expected within However, Polk added, there you and Dad because you're is no further investigation ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - consecutive term as mayor, Thomas S. Recicar. Norin~in C. generated. T'he P board two of the greatest parents In planned at th,s time. The board voted to table Outgoing Mayor Lawrence will lease office at 3pm Jan Lewis and James Headk', the world. .J consideration of the shopping Swofford Iliursday said he will 1. mritesting the tonint! inven g You are the kind of parents Longwoo Weather center zoning request until the demand payment should a The le gal action w as fil ed by properties o w ne d by tight INDEX that would turn their own kids lawsuit filed against him arid traffic study is completed. persons on Palm Springs Road, Ii 6 low this Y A West Virginia man Wed -,;,'# In for drugs, and yet stand by Area deaths 3A *I City commissioners .signed a the city council force him to ______ The suit 5ays while the clly'!i nesday night was r.-ported dead morning 47. nere was .92 of an thein through their hard levsonrzoning board at the time the on arrival at Florida Hospital inch of rainfall ye3terday. m."itract June 25 with Cam pt. return from a North Carolina = in life. Calendar .... . ..... 5A bell, Foxworth and Pugh inc. of vacation. new comprehensive zoning North after he was struck by a I arty c,ou s, wn an ° ld y You are the kind of pa rents (liurdi News . 2A The suit, filed earlier this ordinance as adoptet ear driven by a Sanford woman today. Fair and very ld Orlando for a $16,000 traffic and that even though you don't go to ( i fi ath si ed 4-513 reconuivended a GO-1 i general in I=gwood. police reported t on i g ht . . a r Pa rking study. The study, year by three count), residents, church and worship the way' produced a list originally scheduled of questions . for has office district), ksignation for today'. Saturda Crossword puzzle you brought us up-you still ...8A completion in October, has been and Naper&that must be signed ~ the tract, the city council inid to id 50 Ili * er 40!:. According to Longwood Dear Abby , . -_ 8A ship s if t e don' t honor (1od by Swofford and each mem be r to'ItI tip because po pulation stead i''e a GO-3 zoning lligh!; Saturday in m s. police and sheriff bpartrnent Dr. Crare "I hope you can both U1118A Frost tonight with lows in density projections have not of the council, warned City . _ repots, Ervin C. Clay. 39, was ____ __~ FAtortal comment derstand whi,t I'm trying to 4A . been supplied by Gerald Dake Ally. Joe Davis. GO-1 allows three story killed when he was walking 210s and lower 303. * upper j i,v say, In stwit, I thank God for II0T05V4* , , ., BA ~1_ "if I do (have to return), my 0 buildings while GO-3 permits north Of Orange Avenue on A storin that buried sections Of Jacksonville, who resigned 7 U.S. Hospital mtes nd I'm sorry i 177. C5A 7r-.) , .,-. Jt 11-story buildings. Midwest under foot-deep i's city planner in varl% .Sep- time is valuable," S%voffor( '_-# 17-tr2l. ~ Public notices . ou both so much hurt and I 64A . 1-he plaintiffs insist die high plodded into C tember. according tt; City said, indicating lie will expect a 4 hope I can make you proud of I For his s.rvices and mileage Manager Warren Knowles and fee rise zoning category has .Southeast today, and heavy ranclne Tea Bongianni, 19, Sports me. 213 reimbursement. lowered the value of their of 200 Idyllwilde [)rive. San. rains Imed a new woe to we- Farr. Swofford, defeated by Nor. SHOPPING DAYS Vie study contract cafls for and %'our daughter. tions, of the Northeast, hit by a the entire ford. police said. 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I : : ' market ,whiebhcfl;fl.th WMIA MW Dose -Jones 0 leveell recently, *rz Fomon sari Th is is the most CèZ4 overly emotional market I've wig r-w u ever seen. Four or five months ago everybody thought we were ow V.W going to star-ve because of a am s;.w meat shortage. "Now it's an energy shortage which people ddnk will ruin us. m ~'-w M VAR 71wre's so much waste of energy in this country that this Qw-1"-w 9. Wri V.al . 0 61wi VArt fie said, -In 1969 going into am Vuff 1970, it took a year for the izi market to fall 100 points Now um V-Aff =lead of a lingering drop uw we've experienced a "4 '' ialamitous fall, to the po" where a good number of high- am ruff quality stocks carry higher ".01 .1 441 yields t1un quality cation and division. Ms*ed sequential calculations. Negative calculations. Z suppression. Floating decimal Underfiow. : : $99.95. Natlona;ly advertised today at 1164.95. But save an extra 115 under today s io price and pay only $49 95 6M sun stocks N i • um van i k A - F Oxi~urf ii l c'J' POundisuieflable andsma!ler fvlore i,"uet WAI V" ;_-' n VW.! Vwt ".01 114of (M Mal um VIA" wri M" °" sUff um VA" l'L WAI M401 um tuff ' (M VA" QVJ 1W WRA NOW t%a Ow 11" VWJ ".UT r - -.- __ - I mim" � 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 20, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1973. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ebdb679c605ad5e1de3c538abd2fa3d4.pdf d25c0499420c13e95867f3fe6204c80a PDF Text Text -. __ • - - --- •- - -- • - - -•_y--,,--- .---- _________ ,.all;fl- -'- t-... - .-.-n., ..,.-u..a-,.0-.4--.?n. t-.tt -. :,1 .r- -- • - r- • - -'-- -- Jrr-'V J & - - - '.-r . ,S.1_— rrt. ctr — r_z _rr_fn- r.V: ,fl -.V7 •••"• - _fl•rfl.'t,.C3i •'. • - ---- - __•-t.* -- t.,.fl __ • ,_ LThá 1213—.The Sanford Blames Mechanical Error White House Sa y s Dean Tape 'Ran Out ' Herald Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1973 Heart Test In Finland Gets Note ' By Gaynor Maddox Ask any man and he'll )robablv tell you he fears h,ear( diease. It is our No. I killer. Over a million of our citizens die of it every year. Recognizing this, medical groups have set up rules to elp banish the threat of a heart attack for mans' inn dividuals, These are go easy on dairy products, use fewer animal fats, check your blood pressure and cut out cigarettes. The American }1ert .. sociation and practically ever( other medical group kup teing individual American these facts over and over again. But the appeal has been to the individual and not to any large group urging people to cooperate in criat.1 -. WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said today that by listening to presidential tape recordings made April 14-15, Judge John J. Sirica can hear for himself that the tape ran out before recording a vital conversation with John W. Dean III. The conversation between President Nixon and former presidential counsel Dean is one of two that the White house says was never recorded. It said so much had gone on in the office earlier in the day that the six-hour reel WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES SUPER-RIGHT _ HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF Bawl= _____ TOP OR BOTTOM -- SIRLOIN TIP ROAST OR (BONELESS) L -- Rump Roust YOUR CHOICE IBSJ .69 DELICIOUS But in Finland there has begun afive.vcarexperiment involving 186,000 natives of North Karelsa which has a terrifically high heart attack rate. Seeking evidence many heart attacks can be prevented, the World Health rganization and the Finnish government are sponsoring this group movement. The people of North Karelia are lumberers and farmers and lead a hard physical life. They are not 1 -:i wr rkpr; ... .... to a large dinner an- ii a few hours sitting in front of a TV afterwards. Yet, their record of heart disease is staggerin £hey do. however, get great quantities of highly -saturated fat via lavish use of butter and thick cream. But under the new programs. they have started using milk with most of the fat content DELICIOUS 'anfnr?i LB$1,79 CubeSteak FRESH Ground Round ............... LB$1.49 _________________ A&P BRANDS I WEEK ALL GOOD BRAND Hot Dogs 1 LB .....................PKG ') I 89C1 I SUPER-RIGHT-SKINLESS 120Z All pic, 79 r SUPER-RIGHT-ALL MEAT 1LB • PKG.. $1.19 Sliced Bologna •,. SUPER-RIGHT "COUNIRY TREAT" I i Rebozo: SUPER-RIGHT-PURE PORK 1 LB I butter, too. They have begun to eat more vegetables, some- thing they were not in- Bag Sausage BAG 99 I CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN 'I , Fih&iiip RB 91''"PKG' CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN 74 CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN Tuna Noodle Casserole ......69 GRADE "A" FRESH FIA OR GA Box.O-Chlckea LB 48c CONSISTS OP13 BREAST QUARTERS. 3U0 OUARTEIS.3 WINGS 3C330h1LtT5 Fryer Parts.............., LB 89c GRADE AIRESHFLAO*GA IREAST WITH IllS THIGHS O1 DRUMSTICKS Lt 14 CANADA DRY JAMAICA COLA 7$-OL BOTTLES (j) Nixon Tape Florida Power Corporation More than half of Florida in Fat Lauderdale and Miami. j Power and light's O Sanford -• An official of the striking employes use the asbestos area employes went out on International Brotherhood of gloves, according to the strike shortly after midnight, Electrical Workers in Orlando Orlando union official. Miami police with riot , joining 4,500 dissident FPL said the main Issue is safety, employes across the state, stemming from a company equipment were called to a sj. Power continued unabated in demand that the men use Florida Power & Light Co. Seminole County, despite asbestos gloves to put electrical service center In Fort Lauderreports of two minor incidents conductors on poles. dale today shortly after the of violence. The past ractIcehas been to start of a strike against the h0% strikers from the work the high voltage con utiht company's9,000employeshave ductors with "hot poles" from -• Police said eight strikers been blamed for incidents the ground, and the company j causing temporary shutdowns wants the men to work the were arrested on disorderly _ conductors by hand from conduct charges stemming without (tom complaints by nontrtk EFI, trucks, bucket I ing employes at the Wingate changing h Service= Figh t C - -- A&P NON FAT ___________ .. $ 269 -i SIZE - 4P OR "a" STYLE 5/S NOODLE 100 Karelia will have to make A&P FRUIT ;* 1 , -- - • ' - -• _; - -. - - - - T - - - - --- i -' zz 4k -Y ____ - -I _ ares ep ror . FLAVORED We get letters.. ,thls one, all the way from subscriber Robert 1. Marlowe of Beaumont. Texas who says that he is 3 subscriber, and a taxpayer in Seminole County. Mailowe writes, "If Mr. Archibald Cox et at really wish to do a service to this country, they will stop chasing President Nixon and chase Howard Cossell off of Monday night football," bewha we get more cards and Ah dunno Marlowe letters asking that we don't accept stead! CANNED DRINKS ALL VARIETIES road with sand to soak up the Gary Kaiser began work today, S48,M0 after Kaiser protested. hospital did not lose with his first order of business 7'hen, when commissioners oil. 17he finding a secretary to handle voted early Wednesday mar'wer because two other tapes did in fact exist, By MARK WEIN'TZ some seemed to shy away from farmers were operating, FP&L the fire prevention depart- ning to offer him the •op slot, Thirteen people said they the question, herald Stall Writer 1t5 chores In time for its they set his sala ry at $13,800 officials said. were convinced that the President Nixon's lawyer official opening Nov. 12. below the $15,000nmi1 A random survey conducted missing tapes did exist and only said Wednesday two of the Miami police said union KaIser1 27, the former ar. this morning In downtcwn one person interviewed today alleged nine recordings of members were harassing non- Altamonte Springs We chief, parently aor.url to by the the said she felt the tapes did not presidential conversations striking emplozes at FP&L's became the county's newest Indicated Sanford after the initial never existed, credibility of the President has exist, main office and were trying to department head after ac- protest on the overall budget. Numerous people said they However, through all the keep supervisors out of the cepting the $13,8(X) a year post diminished and most people Kaiser's department will be feel the two missing Watergate would rather not comment and tesfirnony and inquiry into the building. Wednesday afternoon. respomible for overjeeing and __________________affairs of the White House and Kaiser headed the corn- coordinating operations of the _________ the President, the existence of mnittee which helped draft the unincorporated area fire the tapes, which was discussed new fire prevention ordinance i Kaiser ii be denied, was never th at leng , creating the department, and expected to be on hand for all 41 l As _____I Some Sanford residen ts were had been considered the top fires involving more than one - unafraldtovoiceastronganti- I candldatefortheposl • I nt, de inistion opinion. While he indicated "no ?4i j Admtra TYT While serving as Altamonte's ' Arthur Tindale said, "It's reservations" on his new duties funny to me-4hey said they had today, Kaiser has already chief from 1969-71, after several 4 bumped head-, with com. the youngest fire chief In the missing—It's damn fishy" inlssioners on two occasions _______________________ "If they hadn't existed they both over budgetary matters. county, was paid $9,100 a year. By J RICHARDS wouldn't have had so much Herald Staff Writer sLui, iuwu SHERRY WILSON JOHN M. FITZPATRICK have said they didn t exist a A Halloween party Could have been No question they existed % long time ago if they reaIly that included a gun being shot destroyed didn't exist," Anderson Porter ended with ftm Wople being said. treated at Florida Hospital A TORNADO ripped through sections of the North and one man charged 'Oh they probably did exist. Tampa Bay area Wednesday night, many UdW have gone wi th sorderly conduct. destroying residences and mobile homes, Altamonte said far that I sit wrong so overturning cars an d downing power lines. Ronald G. Soles, 77, of 1540 t bell anythin ," It E (Pate 5A) Ridgewood St., Maitland, was I&W4 said " charged after allegedly firing a —-L--='-t MaryWilkessaldshejusthad pistol round into the roof of a - -• -fTHE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT says not formed an opinion yet and cr owded lounge on Wymore I J police may sometimes justify using search .ADon Merrifield proposed that ' warrants to enter homes without knocking Judge Sirica was probably the According to pollee, the bullet ( Page 811) only one who knew, other than bounced off, striking Charles H Nixon. w '*J Urban, 31, Orlando, L, the lip. "They can hide quite a bit. 1 THE PRESIDENT of the Florida Education Police said wltnes told MRS. JIMMY mou JOHN L. HURT ,m. th ed imagine ,he whole business Li Association says his group will continue' em Soles became Involv in Conversations made .'mey existed crooked, Pat Moran said, a pushing scuffle with Wayne , pressing for collective bargaining guidelines s 28 of Gainesville. for public employes. (Page 5A) "If those tapes would have Smith Smith was treated for bead ____ exonerated Nixon they would :i lacerations after being struck, have been produced long ago. -believe the two mi.sslng tapes said police. Index " did extst,"JL Hurt said. --'-: Peggy Shuck said, "Yeah I Weather Area deaths SA Entertainment 6B think thetapesdid exist but the Yesterdays -Presldentistr)ingtogetoutthe Calendar ------------12A morning 64 and there was .09 of Iiospitai notes , T. L. mess " .- Clfiedads an Inch of rain yesterday 9I1B P'jb1jc nobe as _________ -, .,.... T .I,l,.L. el---. •.41.l I,., 4%,• - es ' c LO By John A. Spolski VEG, BEEF SOUP A decrease in the number of heart attacks will be the final answer. The people of North 4- 1 :y i; '-': - t ANN PAGE cholesterol consumption, reduce high blood prcure. - Sanford Reacts To 4 20 QT - - ' INSTANT DRY MILK union officials. Although the task of changing public taste is staggerinf, current spot checks indicate much rogre has so far been made. In five years, the governmenL sponsors and the public itself will know how totally effective their efforts hae been. Have they been able to induce the group to stop smoking, decrease - -- &J P Plus DepsIt leaders sw'h as teachers and - gloves desired by the company ported for work. are "much safer" than the hot f the it PoUce said 0 poles, but said the striken arresW at Wingate had been f.eared working the new picked up earlier and charged 7--equipment under the old with destruction of private On Principle, Not In Fear specifications, property. Investigators acArt Wortham ,, in," . assistant c,used the two of smashing the The Interview Is in today's didn't want to condemn future frequently relax indulging MIAMI (AP) — The Presidivisional manager for car windshields of non-striking dent's fight to keep the White editions of the morning news- presidents to the same situation Rebozo said. Rebozo denied that his Key Seminole and Brevwu Coun- employes. _(1 * - - - - -• • by giving in." House taps confidential was a paper. Rebozo made his statements Biscayne bank had operated a ties, today said he feels the °A radio tower at the center "I'm fairly logical and it's stand on principle and was not 11 gloves Issue iS —was toppled, police said, and made In fear of Incrimination, hard for me to conceive that a in an Wednesday interview at private investment fund on Nix. as strike, but two firebombs were found in the Nixon's closest friend says In a man would sit there talking to his lawyer's office. The Herald on's behalf. He also defended real "couldn't b4Wd Ofl copvight story In The Miami people, being the only one that said the Interview was the first his handling of a $100,000 cam what the achW reasorts ht km 1 ..o sinceNixon P fl COfl knew that it was being recorded gran by A fire at a FP&L Hollywood alre Howard hughes. Laare personal interview, and say something that might became President in 1969. substation knocked out power in IBEW MEMBER TOM VANETTA Rebozo, a close friend of NixHe said a 12-week Investiga- "There are only two corn- a foursquare-mile area of C. G 'ebe" )iv said Nix- Incriminate him," Rebozo was . . - Pickets in Seminole en wa utivated 'oy (lw same quoted as t 'lin" Herald on's since I90, said, "He's not Lion by the Internal Revenue panics In the Southeast that city shortly after the kind of man that you would Service had cleared 1dm of any don't use asbestos gloves—and officials said. They said HollyPhoto by Bill Vincent charad, and same high pin- reporters. "I believe again he ws necessarily warm up to imme- wrongdoing In the contribution, we are one of them," Wortham wood Memorial Hospital was cin¼' chich he exhibited in ------- faain, to contest the Illinois standing on principle and he diately." RebOW said he did not tell said, adding "and our safety forced to switch to emergency He characterized the Presi- Nixon of the Hughes money un- record is the worst." ote Ir. his 1960 loss to John didn't want to not only violate power during the blackout C ___ . ,.. I the separation of power but he dent as "a unique person.. . Fire Kennedy, I I I I I I I.) I Walmost two years after re) However, Wortham said, which lasted about an hour. very deep thinker. . - dedicated cel'lng it In 1969 and did not FPL has not passed any "rule" At Holy cross Hospital in 10 his COUfltZ'Y." return the money until "well that the gloves be I .I ii FtLauderdale'90 a 000 or .,1 the configura tion of conductors "But he is so dedicated to his af te r" the IRS probe began. Vit1 9 FP&L transfonner was 'r INOV country and his job that he He said if the IRS had not dictiited continuing use of hot tro,1, causing gw.&ons 0. Ou w sticks, they will be used. We 3 doesn't have time for the norI. committee recomBy CHRIS NELSON I LlI4UI II talk (ha'I Cont'd On P g. 8A Cal P le that " leak onto a nearby road. ye no arguments is have 111411 mended a $68,eOO budget for the Herald Staff Writer Police said two homes near department. which the county hospital were CtWit 10i 1ai2 Chief slashed to $35,000, then hiked to the Seminole County Fire w hileworkmen covered the Dys Fillets • .,,,,,,12OZ PKG 89t terested in doing before. Their old-eating pattern, based mainly on dairy and animal fats but few vege tables, was iown by scientific fic research to be the primary HA factor in the rising occurrence of heat! attacks In that part of the world. This massive movement in Finland to urge a large cornmuniLy to change its way of life, might prompt Amercans to iook through the new American Heart Associ atirm's Cookbook, It contains excellent recipes for good eating while eating right for the heart at the same time. It also supplies good menu for meats that will be safer for heart worriers. In Finland, registries for heart attacks, stroke and high blood pressure have been set up. Doc tors newspapens, radio and other sources will emphasize publicly the risk (actors. Pamphlets are mailed by doctors to opinion rrat uiw us iovenbcr I 1941 3 --Sanford, Florida 32717 Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 62 Sausage.... JIB $1.29 Whole Hog Sausage ' rmovetLTi are touie se i3r I. P '.-' *J I.IJ P\ V Sirloin lip Steaks ...........ia $1.11 tapes by him was commenced," Buzhardt said. "it was not definitely determined that the two conversations in question were not recorded until late last week," he said. Buzhardt said he would call witnesses to show that the tape had exceeded its capacity of six hours conversation on Saturday, April 14 and early on Sunday — a time when technicians did not routinely check the recording devices. the prosecution force and the White House to suggest an expert. Buzhardt told the court Wednesday that a telephone conversation between the President and former Atty. Gen John N. Mitchell was made on an instrument not connected to tape records. That reduced availability of nine subpoenaed White House Watergate recordings to seven, "It was not until several weeks ago when the President considered disclosure that revie of FP&L Erriployes Strike; Su p ply Is Termed Good ' AWW , Round Steak BONELESS LB $1.69 unit. socially acceptable the habit Of no smoking anymore, to eat and serve to guests meals with fewer saturated fats in them, and far more vegetables. The new way of life — a wise one and decidedly full of health and promise. Can Americans 19110w the was filmed. A technical expert said apparently an automatic switching system to a back-up recorder did not work. J. Fred Buzhardt, lawyer for the President, asked U.S. District Court Judge Sirica to employ electronic experts to determine "that the tapes are complete and have not been tampered with in any form." Richard Ben Veniste, a Watergate prosecution force lawyer, concurred in Buzhardt's request and the judge asked both ' - _ , ' T hree Hurt - At Lounge — ' EXCEPT •ORAN(il -. / j Talking 'bout the Republicans, the entire Seminole Countv Commission witi be the guests of the Young Republicans at a meeting tonight at 8p.m. at the Holiday Inn In Altamonte Springs, 14 and SR 4-M. The public Is invit,ed and encouraged to ask questions from the floor. I News Digest , 4! TIMFLY QUOTE from "Nick", a ticket scalper in Cleveland, complaining th at local television of th e BrownsDolphins football game, the first permit ted under a new law nassed by Congress, lef t him stuck wi th unoId ,tIcets" wasmadwhen theyscrewedUPu1lema11I. iIII*I4CnI all that Watergate nonsense. But flow those damn politicians have really done It A guy can't even make a b,ick anymore ' ' - g - ______ -- ---.--. ._ - _____ ' Talking 'bout sports. ,dlstressed on reading of 19-yearold pi tche r Howard Siegel of suburban Cleveland Heights, Ohio who lost an eye as a result of a baseball injury at Florida State Uni ver si ty. The sophomore was pitching in the final practice game when a line drive bounced once and struck him in the face. Th at ball "resulted In th e only earned run off me in this fall," he said. "1 had a great fall.' . 4 R.F. 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REG _ - 4 • - — 88 CT. r4 (I-Tl PS L \ COTTON SWABS REVISED WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL PLANS . - ..Koch(I)explainstoCouncilmenVictorMillerandJohnBooth Winter REG. 29 Springs '- — C tMiT O City Takes Loan Steps . - \ \ \ A ') The spot selected for the city wircr srius — Mayor room Architect Robert Koch began explained that the partitions hall tson First Street near FairGranville Brown preliminary steps Wednesday place between the police and fax, across from the water with the Sou theast First Na. fire tacuiues can DC easily and company. tional Bank of Maitland to inexpensively removed when borrow $20,000 to $270,000 at the police station is built. Currently the city plans to six per cent interest for con. city hail build the city hail at one end on structlon of the new complex, tenta ti vely scheduled the eight acre parcel bounded Tni ' for completion in January 1975. by Flamingo, Third, Fairfax City council Tuesday night and Moss Road and the fire house at the other end. approved revised plans for The city hail is to include a bring estimated conil fac ity to mayor's and city manager's ftrictloU costs below the . c h an ge ai 'nu s. clerk's ofice, building $300,000 mark. Estimated costs office, today for Samuel conference grn prc1ously ranged f rom $200,000 inspector's e 14-year-nhI pjj G eter, th il mbers able to to $500 Middh' Shoo1 student accused . na ted Elimi seat comfortably 60 personS, a of killing William Oglesby, a 12were plans for the police corn- lobby, coat room and rest- year-old fellow student on Sept rooms. plex and fire station plans were City council Tuesday night 5. LOVES ) I J " Theme Is Told - I-: _____ -- — - L M "°' :•: t i -- ,:::::: AM/FM STEREO 1 DUflJflf'DA DU H PHONOGRAP Ul U UI I I U - 8 - PLAYER and PubI.hcd Da'Iy Svnday, ea.,rp? Sa'uvday b The Sanford Herald. N French Ave Sanford. a 32171 - . 11995 RIG C. Week s 29 '::: J : - b RIG. $44 99 Year $e 10 .... ... : - - -:-. ---:* -: .: -: FAN FORCED urA'rrn HEATER 11% 36 RIG -: — -. - - - — -=------- - ______ -..-- - - N C 69 LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THRU OCT 7TH ANNUO FLASHCUBES GIVES YOU 12 FLASHES ASSORTED COLORS BEIGE TAN TAUPE NUDE 2FOR REG 99C 99 C REG 149 188 REG $2 29 Qflc ii:i I NYLON JACKETS / SSORT(DCO11AR STYLES AND ASSORTED FRONT — LATEX FALL SHADS ZIPPER -- RIG 54 49 .' 388 IT S GETTING COOLER Bitter I more r ' c; pay much expect to You'd more for this kind of nualitv fir inner construction and surface I comfort. Multi-quilted top plus doUble layer of Seslyfoarn cushioning. 1 T111 A Queen Ii it, ea. King size, 3-pc. 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L REG '126 I CARTON ' - - - : -. ------------------------------ — 1Z -i% 99 9 $5995 4:4c2 - GIVES INSTANT HEAT extra firm torsion bar foundation. , MALTED MILk MftK RIG BALLS.... 64C ( 100 EXCEDRIN got deep multi quilting to Sealyfoam" Hundreds of coils and _ !i4: BUY! WTKU Bn;dn the loox of a $30 more expens we mattress yju -- GREAT SIJPERLECTRIC ' -: S89.95 Poiturepedicl * BLARE M001L 627 ,,rr n JtJ KODAK PuuRcu PARR CD A IC KIIT T .pIVILII ' 1::::.. Cover formerly used on - IN SERRATED 88 CH - REMOVABLE PRINTS Sealy Health Guard - 6½ A r000 TWA', GOOD -- C SLICING - WAFER 3"s X good night's sleep on a Sealy! - ---- .-.-- a PCIAL0VATC We think everybody should get a _______________ 1; REG. 34.99 0488 - (aSS Po'a Pad at Sanford. Flor i da 32771 Rale REG. 8 8C :-:- -I Subscription A RID 1'II ON CART I srsj II r ill 39 RIVAL MEAT SLICER TAPE TRACK - 1 - lI,r DEODORANT MODEL 0459 - j ROLL-ON — LLU I LI Circuit Court Judge Volle motion Williams gran ted, and indicatcd he will hear the T 1.50Z. SECRET 1 65 e 1102 SUMMER'S EVE (I I 'IOS DOUCHE .............. _____ ____ - II, f' i at 9:30 a.m. in Titusville. i 'Where In the world Is my to find If easements or roads neighbor?" will be the theme of are dedicated within the parcel. Councilman Cliff Jordan World Community Day sponsored by Church Women United Indicated deed restrictions ot Seminole County Friday ntlO limit the property's use to a.m. at Good Shepherd residential construction, Jordan, a real estate broker, Lu theran Church on Highway 17-92, co-hosted by Grace said the easements and rightsUnited Methodist. Mrs. )Cy of-way can bevacated through Wolfe Is In charge of the replatting the parcel, but added program and all area women that removing deed restrictions will be a more difficult matter. are Invited, 00 LOTION SPECIAL. .......... ti'{31 any deed restrictions exist and g ________ The trial will be held Nov. 26 structed to research the property's title, to determine if REVLON AQUAMARINE ______ I IH : -- ivOVeu changed to include a police the revised plan. section with ready room, kit- approved Koch was authorized by the chen, chiers office and work cou constructio n the proposed Church Women as in- 1 NAIL COLORS .......... G eter r al T FALL CENTRAL F FLORIDA FREE rainiJuarnc 0 nrrII,, ASSORTMENT CE R AMIC pA5(S ASSORTED BOUDOIR LAMPS ..... ' " 19 CHARCOAL "PLUSC. 61B.CHARCOAL 24 ) 33 3 - 1 33 REG 159 ell 11 MYL1PJIA �U- ,-..--.--. - -W - I 011111111111111111111111111 - -- -._ - -, - - .. I r__.._ -,_ _- _. I . . I -- - - - .- -- - . , I . . _________ _- . .- . . . - . .. 1 A Risky Practice Preoccupied With report from James David Barber's broad study of presidential performance called "The a . Barber's thesis ma • - .- _- b8oco. So far In )ear, ending next June. China is soybean oil, valued togethcr at buying is to fiscal 1974,S6Otons of American The prospects are for in. anticipated to import a about $27 million, long lapse. A whopping 05,00O tons of tobacco, valued at 1.4 million, creased sales of U.S. farm mi nimum of one million bales, which 755,000 will be supplied soybeans will be exported to have been contracted for shipgoods to the People's Republic of China during the 1973-74 ment to China, 01 China and for more pur. by the American farmer. chases by the United Chinese agricultural products. fllrgoz1 - . Pexing anu ¼ resumeLradein1971andatthe outset it amounted to only a trickle. -.<. But in fiscal 19i3, U.S. agricultural Exports which made up 94 per cent of all , .' - have said recently that Watergate and related matters cripple the President It b1 argue that. Mr. Nixon has always crippled p life, in e sense that he has always been at least partly diverted from the problems at hand tc a cath of hi tanglements. To quote once more, as I did in an earlier - merchandise J - X-1 300N WALTER A GIELOW Editor - - WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & ssoiate Publisher General FRANK VOLTOLINE sosateEth?or JOHNA SPOLSKI. DAVID A BRYANT Mart&ging Editor WI N I FRED F Cl E LOW Comptroller .1 RlCHARIs ø . Since China began import what in large quantities 'n 1960," said Linda A. Bernstein, agricultural economist at the U.S Department of Agricul ture, "Canada and Australia were the major zppiiers This last fiscal year was the first time the United 'tate. has participated In that trade. China Imported $103 million wor th of grain from the United Publisher DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager Edltcr ____ DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor HAYS Room Faman RALPH Magazine Comp BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Phot9graptw - 4l , - 2i~7 - .1 \\ -- •_ j?' - . 5;. .' . .,;_If;?& . . eit _ t \ 4, 4 -, ~. 41 , \~ - I .* - I - i - - -42- 1% PT Qv Mail A ,. - - -- - . .-' - - ___ ' =____:M;..., rut . VU IUI put' O , 4 16 ;.H Q!',' - MI - - "F of Florida upholding the ao.cafled Right 10 Repiy Law in the decl.s!on involvin g Pat L. Termilo Jr., against the Miami Herald, the Central Florida Chapter of Sigma Delta CM adopted the following Resolution last night. -4.) 5. Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered ,s s.cond classmatter Aygut 27. 1905 at thy Post Florida 37771 - Of t'c of - --•- R ESOLUTION WHEREAS recent court decisions LU FlIUUU4 MIVC Upiii;sur orida 's SC, ,JUl,' Iru ii the so-Caueu Right to Reply Law, affecting a political candidate's right to newspaper space to reply to published sta tements assailing character or attacking his record, and ' infringing on - - T!. plec&d i a member 1 the Associated Press which is - !:tledCzclusiietotbeusetorreproductionofalitheiocal fh's j r.5 -\ ( c (7 ( _) r iOfl do r n -."..ts J lfl5ilP 831 9959 1973 . Geneva OV#CO - Slavia LtzMatbieu 3is2os DeBary Enterprise - - FannetterdarA - 6858363 a -e .e- - r.- Olt*tfl CuIuota la i-er - Mr Cre.Sriyder - = - Z 1I ~ I _Am-.-_=_:., = - WinterSprings Nancy Boulh Altamonte Springs Pda Nich ~ 41 - - .-t,', '' Goldenrod Easlbrooh - - - - ) .,.lL•: U-t. - irid grap) selI dune, again, [lit at'.uai t!iutUini in u tu;uina was tnilv remarkable Therefore we corgratulate you and your entire staff ttn'un sour octumplishment. tJ- Ta'igIe*ood E. Estates - FAItot, Herald: The Sanford Herald's 1913 not only1 Progress Edition w another ma long Line of successful nudlaway publications, It was one of the most outstanding f depicting the tremendc'.zs progress which has occurred in the Greater Sanford Area and throughout Seminole County during the past 12 r ALrt-i:4nt - . i"r' ' . r '''iy 110410 . P. ' ' ' wase ir—T P'. T wow ' - - i 01 " T'\ .L - ,....-. S- ' i •,j Is - _____ -1 - r - - ________) '____ !_ -., - 1i - ',- - :'.: _.,____ .-.-. - -' ' - ____ --- 5; 7 ci -'., - y; .' - • .' , It ... - - --."A - .I . - . 7"5 1 "Of /wasjust trying ______________ it on for size!" _____________ I Constitution, and WHEREAS such application of the afrcmentionedStatute may result In diminishing coverage of public figures and restrict or reduce justifiable criticism, I.o the detriment of our citizen's right to know the truth, I THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: that the Central Florida Chapter of o Si i Delta Chi urge its national rganizatio n o suppert any n legal g action taken before higher appellate courts to reverse the decision of the Florida Supreme Court to the end that such Statute be declared- unconstitutional ' i 4. -. 11 . . . - 'P l) 1I I i I .1, I % % ,!A - W' 0~ ' -' Auupted: Unanimouiy October 17, 1973 Orlando, Florida ..0 ...A. ,Cauku. s-Joseph Brechner, President s-George W. Averill, Secretary" yyC 'iote. w support the most to e (Edit or's • 4 i • • . : ~ " . . -. . - - P -, ii-- . ''•• ....Z - - Li' - ___i, I ' - - - De t - u, • - . Editor, Herald: This card is to congratulate you on your progress edition of the Sanford • Herald. It was remarkable and will go in my collection of "Famous Newspapers."Iamanavidrea&r as well as k'tt"r writer RosaileBeck Public Thanks Editor, Herald: This i3 "one" thiank you letter to a id and iven Slnctre thinks goes to the mamiwrn nl the '/mino zrnii Pl*nring Board for listening to the pleas of homeowners for help and reminding businesses of zoning Mready In r'fføe-t whfrh helped them to improve their ',_ -. \ . )ut t4p Z -_ Z Beautification program through, . . f~'. I --_ San(ord as individuals and a neigh. bothxi.I and siII I - rud j f our area onct ulorL Agntn, our thanks to those cornmuiutymnlndedmenfortheiraldand help to us and business, too S1.ncerel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Elan; - - I I I —. - Ii . J 4 ts- - \'\ orvil I. t 1.1t I ' ' I t I i i..... -- ia' - il .- I II 1 _ .. - - Ifo i'' - i I 01 efout gs -Seminole County's - -. -. 'k'I 14, ''! BABY ~ CONTEST - ' -. - - - NOTHING TO BUY! '-• -_--_-f_AGE LIMIT I I— -- —_ iti D6iai I•• U NO ENTRY FEE! - - " Is 1 - - -. MONTH $cn ii ac V w;nNnr UP HIPUMI TO5 YEARS -CvIUIIg'I. IIM V % P,.l,,,1 #VUiU 2nd P!ccc Winner 11x14 Color Portrait 545 Value 3rd Place Winner 25 U.S. Savings Bond Cowan's 212 E. 1st Sanford 2 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY & SATURDAY November 2 and 3 - Photographers Hours: FRIDAY 10 am. SATURDAY . to7pm._10a.mto5 Pam, - 'All Final Judging Done By Carousal 01 Color Nomw L OT VE-t-~ — -- - _ _ -.1 ; - - . y.. W•IIM.. bIWb - "PRETTIEST -• ,. •. ,'nmniitln,, I h.t ,.,,rm,P h...0 ..,,1 .MI II II IULi UJJU Lofroos also trhl the • __. - - - - ; ,.' ; ! for enforcement and for settling - -- -- -'_- -1 - - — — c--________________ - -- _ il __ 11 Model E-4713 W - '4 . :-- I - .. . Similar bills have failed in ever legislature since 1968 when a new state censtitution gave public employes the right to bargain collectively. i - ~ I - - I - -- - console. Over 90 pct. I I —ModeiE 4719 ~! - 11 LOWEST PRICES Majestic PACditerranc3n '__"_ ON 25" CONSOLE 25" CONSOLE $ PER $ys CHN OMACOLOR CHROMACOLOR a" DiAGON1 SU . -- -- L1 N . : \\ 9995 DIAGON.L .----- I ... . 1 n I INQUIRIES INVITED - - __ - __-___. ,' P.O. Box 86, Casselberry, Fla. 32707 ' I I - SHIRLEY MILLET li Chi -- 95 -; - - .. Solid-State CuStom Video Par ''r.a Timin Free Service Policy With Purchase Free Delivery And Home Set ' --_1 SERVING SEMINOLECOUNTY FOR 36 YEARS 1 •- - --- ~A0`6DOW ts,IiVi~~ ~___ __ . : *- - . -~~______ .'PAYMENT , \ , 1Tsr,ERMs '. 0 . City HILDA RICHMOND 468-5867 De Iton -i ~. ~ . 0 77 - L-. 834-9217 Forest 't*:. - Nw- I portable fc.ilurirg Z€itti 'S ol-Stak We Service What We Sell Trade Your Old T.V. On A New 1974 Stuart Funeral Supply Co. "Offering you a com plete line of service with diligence" The SEA VIEW 'E1835-_Qu 111 •. V --.---." ---' B&WportabeTV J - . 16 SUPER bUHbtN $cA95 'f At 7:30 in the student center the Seminole Players will Reoinld Roane, $7 Of 2907 5 present Tennessee William's Park Ave. who died Tuesday. erie." Menagerie." alas'. 'The Glass Menag -vlu C.l,4• .. *1 . play, nU a' w, . • '•-,. I Circle otound FM/AM Digital Clock Radio ------- I I t -$ -, Building. Glen Haven Memorial Par... Winter Park. Gramkow FunerI,I Home In charge- " I, i .. ~An --- _____'_bun'd 0 nqin .I TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) —The state Pollution control Boardhasbenaccusedbyaflousecommltteeojj.nterfering with 'itaIi needed" hlgh'.'1l) construction projets I tic u1eut lluuc (omnottcc ti; Itik k ;r;d I un;pikc Extension adopted a resolution Wednesday calling on the board to delay iniplemnentation of new rules requiring the Highway Department to obtain environmenta l permits as a prerequisite to road projects. 'What th ese rules say is th e Department of Polluti on Controlls se tting tiself up to stop projects up until the time con. tracts are let, said Rep. Ted Randell 1)-Fort Myers, author of th e resolution, "We don't need th is permiting." During a September meeting, the polluti on board au th orized the depar tment to req uire permits for state highway projects. Transportation Department planning chief William ROANE, JOHN REGINALD— Funeral s ervices (or John full military honor's will foil o'n . _. f - John Reginald Roane, 57, of 2907 S Park Ave. died Tuesday. He was a native of Washington, D.C. and had lived In Sanford since 1966 moving here from Williston. He was retired United States Army having SJC served in WWII and Korea and ci member tnPrnhE'r of the Disabled .ii was "U X: ,IUJIIUI kVlWV IU American Veterans. offer free music and drama to Survivors include his wile, the public on Nov. 16, In a Mrs. Bertha T. Roane; student government—apon.srl'. Mr Dorothy Ie 'rec! produet hIlind c Kcmlxr, both of &Irlfortl; two "F'estvai 73." sons, John H. bane IL of The production will be the Gainesville; Charles David first of its kind at the school and Roane, Sanford; live grand- will offer a variety of en. children. tertairusuent starting at 3 p.m. Gramkow Funeral Home is in and continuing until p.m. h;irg- if .irranis;iicnt The Fine Art_s Festival w ill begin in the lobby of the Science Gramkow Funeral Home chapel with a United States Army cft.'pIaun otfic&lr9 Fjijtial wth III ( T • l : help cu'b your lood Eat less-weigh for - Former State Sen. George HoLlahan of Miami, Dektor's attorney, said he had agreed to the hearing but not on Dunn being the examiner. "We're per fec tly willing to go along with the hearing," lolahan said. "But it was my understanding we were negotiating about the examiner." — -' :'rm_-t,\ We, too, are for the Cisic 4' . b'M 'i ' lii J,S point Edgar Dunn, former legal counsel to Gov. Reubin Askew and now a Daytona Beach attorney, as the examiner. Stone said the basic question is: "Does it work as cla im ed?" "II It does, I'm going to license It," Stone said. today tibiti IPijI will girt Oar otacts$ loss s no arid *'U Tecked a ut a dozen build. economic ealiUe thd not justify an extension of th e Florida Thrnpllc or : highway from TiJ.nlpd •• Junction , But Lofroos emphasized that th e potential existed for bo th projects and said he "would not want to shut the door" on eith er. Ear lier, Rep. Mattox Hair, DJncksonvllle, presented the Committee with status reports onin[ers(ates95,295, 110. Hair said that: TALLAHASSEE, 'th. (AP) —Except for two stretches in Palm Beach and St. Lacie -The president of the Florida counties, from Miami to Georgia should be completed in Ed A the three years. Bids for the Palm BeachSt. Lucie strip, paralorganization will continue bargainieling the Florida Turnpike, should be let in 1978-79. pressing for collective ing guidelines for public em—Contracts on completing 1-10 from Jackson vi lle to the ployes despite the Sta te SuAlabama line would be let within 10 mon ths wi th completion preme Court's refusal to write set for 1976-77. them. —Contracts on 1-1,10 In Pensacola would be let inDecem"We will continue in our ef ber,1974.orJanuar),1915. -wl th completion set for lgj8. forts to seek our rights through the courts and the legislature, and sooner or later elected officials in these bodies must face these responsibili ties," associ. ation president John Spriggs of West Palm Beach said Wednesday. Ear lier Wednesday, the Supre me Court rej'icted a petition from the Public Employc. . Council to write the guidelines, ~ - . Issuing instead a two-line order w hi ch said, "The original pe tition for a constitutional writ is hereby dismissed wi thout prej. udice to the questions of law --------_ -----psented. --- : 1 I -— Stone unveiled a new rule Wednesday which requires his approval of the psychological stress evaluator manufactured by Dektor Counte rintelligence arid Security Inc. before it can be used In the sta te. The device all eged ly determines tru th by changes In a person's voice. waighi downing power lines. heasily, when the tornado ings in additi on to the mobile not make you nervous. NO The most severedamage was swept through the Eldorado homes. reported in Largo on the Gulf Trailer Park in Largo. Lightning struck various see- $3 O a 20 day sUPPIy and $300 LOU 11917 lot Coast near St. Petersburg. "We've seen portionso! some tions of Largo, including a be tolumded with Police said the injured in. of these " rmofivyi'sk It i1 by trees," gasoline pump at police head- of you' eluded a Pinellas County said Largo Mayor' Martin quarters. Fire officials an- Faust Drug Store-407 E. 1st deputy sheriff and an am- Anders. He estimated damages swered numero us calls through St.—Mail Orders Filled. bulance driver who were struck suffered by his city at more the night. F Ei Seeks Collective Bargaining $ %r)f or - Funeral Notice MMA<T t; -,. \ - ' OR PAY NOTHING ,...,.. .,,-__.-'-. - 11 -- ' LOSE UGLY FAT -- ~."__ _ ) I.g-i. - i tiu. \\ - ion . property and us. We have lived here 18 years and it was becoming impossible to conI i. AI.Ae k A I w1k i th the uui, uasi and flOv untie tilling our yards and homes. This hasbeenlessenedbytixpavingand will be further alleviated when the concreteblockfcnce,nsspecified,i erected on the busines proptrty. --- - ,. - dences, overturning cars and homes were damaged, some Offers MusicwDrama :.Mf i . - - '-,.- '-' - ;9' , G, -. I 21 JOHN IWANE WEAK VOlt.E - -. TAMPA, Fin. (AP) A tor- by li ghtning while answering than $1 million. ripped &ns Hospital "Thank God no one wa IOa hth t the Bay a,rea late officials reported both men killed," said adding Wednesday, injuring about a conscious but In shock, that the twiste r and accomdozen people, destroying rest. Police said about mobil e panying heavy downpours To Polluiion %,ft..0'on Area Deaths -a ____ I_.__i•_ Stone issued an emergency rule on the so-called magic ma19 and Dektor filed achines suit toSept. ha lt enforce ment. Both sides agreed last week to negotiate a new rule. 1968, O'Brien said his "annual fee would be S180,0DO, payable in monthly instaUmtmts.11 Haldeman told his lawyer that he remembers thee h memos but doesn't remember th e outcome Dean a--___ nd zor_used to comment. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT, copies of this resolution be guarantee to provide equal space for forwarded to appropriate Florida political opponents, when In fact It is LegiLt; i offic ials irid in the nothing but another in a dishear Florida State Attorney General and lening series of restrictions against w appropriate nationni U1I*tXf3 111)0 the bulwark at American o ffi cials ofthe SigmaDeltaClii forucmocrc1vlu:EPRES&) - ~ W_ .;. , 6" __- ....— _' , - _ Inte rference Charged I , , . -~ AMWM, k - f i I Ill VM !J - "But if the hearing examin er doesn't recommend it, I'm not going to overrule him." and my clients." But ins letter to Maheu, dated August 21 dangerous "right to reply." This weakness is being foisted off at a ' I , ~. The secretary said he will ap- O'Brien said his fee was "a personal matter between me we " 04, -~_,%* ,&. ,;~Z,.. .!-. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Secretary of State Richard Sto ne says ba ckers of the "magic machine" he detector are going to have to prove it works as well as they claim before he will license It in Florida, .. WuOu - .- I - - - s quesOons ..i -. - Proof Due Before Okay 'NO DOUBT, ' :i—.---r--------•, i ' -- . - - 11 _______________________________ I ItU4)ZO. As It happened , we were the recipien ts of the White fjnti lea k. U' repor t ed on August 1971, that Hughes' lieutenants offered to subsidize Larry O'Brien so he could serVt' without pay as Democra ti c national chairman d uring the l98 campaign. We quoted O'Brien who acknowledged he had been "sounded out by Maheu In 1963" but insisted he "never drew a dime from the Hughes g hit erests during the campaign." Se ser veral mon ths eater, we reported, O'Brien was retained by Hughes. We have spoken to O'Brien again for an updated corn ment. "ii t hey'd wan ted to know about m " relationshipp to ' Hughes," he" said , "" they could have looked at the public recoru. If th ey didn't want to look at the public recor d, they could have saved themselves the trouble by simply calling me on the telephone. , I i I pleted by next summer. Complete remodelin g of the inside of the sheriff's department is also being done. Construction and renovation of the jail started in mid-August. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders ) "Frankly, I can't see any way to handle this without im-olving Hughes .... The problem of 'einbarrassing'him seems to be a matter of degree. However, we sho uld keep Bob Bennett and Bebe out of lint all costs.. ..,, their consideration, support and appropr4ate action and "h also cop be furnished to Florida news media for their information as an indication of this Chapter's terest and support. T CONSTRUCTION on the new two-story administration wing of the Seminole County Sh Department is progressing steadily, Sheriff's office says th e wing should be corn- come _________ I.. ,,,, . —--'---L4, ..._L...L,J_ JAIL FACE LIFT Information. course, -A -.1 — 4 1 - I 1 1111 - -You should continue to keep In cwtact with Bob Bennett, as well as looking for other sources of information on this subject," Haldeman directed. '~Once Bennett gets back to you with his fL'ial report, you and Chuck Colson should get together and up wi th a way to leak th e appropria te , _. ' - ,Ij ' ' ' ' - Dean also reported that Robert Bennett, son of Sen Wallace Bennett, R•Uta.h, represented Hughes. "Bennett inf orms me," wrote Deøn, "Dust there is no doubt about the fact that Larry O'Brien was retained by Howard Hughes and th e contr act is still in existence Bennett also Indi cated that he felt conf1dent that lfit was necessary todocument the retainer with O'Brien that he could get the (documents)." Two days after receiving Dean's report, Haldeman sent tj - -: R - -- I . -' - - .1 61"'I'l 11 1sl . 1" r ,_. '-a - Tampa Tornado Hurts 12 . _rJI ' O'Brien) had come from Rc,bert Maheu, the recently reIeased head fNevada a,"reperted . - - ,,_ •:,.:;'_J' ''"1"'ir - "I discussed the matter with Bebe Rebozowholndlcaled Progress Edit on Is Saluted mono". Not only was the editonal content, _ -- --. - that his Information regarding (a retainer paid by Hughes to Letter To The Editor 3fl7611 Deltcna , P' plication has a chilling effect upon freedom of the press and freedom of v**v.,aiuiI in viumutni in we tirst Amendira'ntn the Unite( Statc Lake Monroe .f I "4 Bear Lake. Forest Col-, : • A WFIERin such law allU . in . i A.5W - -, 4'-.~ PW 5jnfqr _ - Noportotanymetea1newsoradvert,isingotthiseditinof The Sanf or d Herald may be reproduced in any manner - Without written permission of the publisher of The Herald My individual , x form responsible for Such reproduction will The Herald's copyright and be considered as wall be held liable for damage under the law Published daily uid 5undajs. except Saturday I 1 I I' - -- The SanfordHeraldThursday,Nov. 1,1973-5A Homes, Cars Damaged . - ~-i. - t I -- _. I..I .1.11 . i, ..... f'. __ __ Editor, Herald: Reacting to the recent decision of the Supreme UP; I 1' He f (]i - .- - / I BEBE' INFORMATION ANDERSONCOLUMN - $2.40 Month $25 401 'Year I J - -1. - V could "He also requested that If any action be taken wi th regard to Hughes that he be notified because of his familiarity with the delicacy of the relatIonsh1p as a result of his own dealings wi th the Hughes people" , Journalism Soc ety Is Correct Same As Home Delivery In Florida r Is-i ' - F i - Home Delivery - - instructed Dean, however, to keep "Bebe out of It at all costs." Haldeman asked White House counsel John Dean in a memo, dated January 18, 1971, to begin "an inquiry Into the relationship between Larry O'Brien and Howard Hughes." Dean reported back his "preliminary findings" on J• •-. 1- -,l I fI ON acquire some documentation of this fact if given a little time and that he would proceed to try to get any information he T ' -- \ :" Letter To The Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week $14 206 Months 11r .r' - _- 4 ,. plot even if it meant "embarrassing" Hughes. Haldeman •'*•*•I - .r .1 77n,ll, ,if,-,'FM,-% ,,W,1 - t, tentlon at a time when Maheu was professing considerable friendliness towards the Administration, but that it was not docmnIed information. Bebe indicated that he felt that Maheu had possibly retained O'Brien for his services wltlxut any direct knowledge by Hughes himself. "Bebe is under the impression that Maheu had a good bit of freedom with Hugh es' money when running the Nevada operation. Bebe hurther Indicated that he felt he could - . - - .. / . \.',' . she estimated that in fiscal 1974 the PRC will import about 6.5 million tons of wheaL Of this, the United States Is expected to supply 35to 4 mIllionth _ 'HARLES Mechanical Supf . CHRISNELSON Editor / ,,I .;.------------a 1,, - W. 11 1 IF It - . - . T1he agriculture expert said County Editor - - —-'-'---,. in the pre-1949 period were raw silk, hog bristles, vegetable oils and goatskins. 831 9993 SANFORD, FL& 32771 . t' The main agricultural com- TELEPHONE 372 2611 ___It A. , Only small quantities of wheat and flour were shipped to China in the pre-1949 period. dThr 1~anfvrh frralb - : were cotton and _______________________ ,. - . •, Before 1949. the leading American farm items sold to - I 1 1 _________ _ - 1. . - -- - I I to W 110 I up •' -. •" - - , . . a " Many public figures and political analysts -, - - _____ _.J.l____ __..____•1____. __._ - -.'---.-__ - -_---_ -- -' 1IIII11a1. tVtr, t1t ia kept t:rful t Y action be taken with regard to Hughes" becauseof"hisowndealjngswiththeHughespeople." Both Haldeman and Dean, therefore, knew of Reboxo's dearngs with Hughes, although the memos don't make clear whether they were aware the b1!llonalre had slipped Rebozo $100,000 for th e President. Haldeman decided, nevertheless, to go ahead with the fut — - - -. 1-_,__~C ~ -: . . I 11-_.-._~ - AWARE OFDEAL!NGS More figures: In fiscal 1973, So far as U.S. experts can tell, marketing year, according to China Imported about 1.7 China's entire fiscal 1973 im- Agriculture Department exmillion bales of cotton, of which ports of soybeans were from the perts. The American farmer and Ano ther big item from U.S. are back in 447,000 were from the United United States 33,000 tons of Chi nese farmer farm fields that the Chinese are business with each other after a States. In the current fiscal beans and 61,000 tons of - - - __-_ . .. 1---w_. -!,& -.. _~.;__--_ _!_-.'_ ". -_ . strong Copley News Service who could and would endure these allegedly brutal slings and "carry out the best of my responsibility the duties I was elected to carry out last November." • But what comes through he the of a rresident who srwrr!n innrrirp , of time, and hence of the American people's time, attending not specifically to those duties but to the way he is perceived as a performer. _______ : . JACK ANDERSON Not long after Bebe Rebozo took a WASHINGTON $100,000 cash gift intended for President Nixon from industriallst Howard Hughes, the President's friend joined In a White House plot to link Hughes to the Democrats. This ornazing double-cross Is revealed In confidential White House memos, which we have uncover ed in th e cotrae Rebozo's role as a money raiser for the Iesident The memos show that In January 1971, White House staff chic! H. R. Haldeman sought to plant stories In the press tyiiig the eccentric iIughs to Democratic national chairman Larry O'Brien. This was only a few months after Rebozo had received bino—U,S& I.- relentlessly by unfair critics and yet as a man ow I . — • e __.___ _____.._.__.__.._.__ 'I— Reciproci V Encouraging . - - . - how he was behaving as he responded to them. It was as though he regarded each day's 1(' UI t}t Jjj f p titude test. Most typical were such comments as "the tougher it gets, the "noler I get" and "because I have been through so much that ma" ,, be one of the reasons I have what jttak Again and aga in, as so or en b fore, ore, the . , IeSluenL pi .turu himself as a man pounded 1. be contentious, but the Presidents public utterances—over the years . . . and not just in the extroardinary heat f !9i— - ft • , By the problems themselves, he can be judged a waster of precious White House hours and a parttime performer. This leaves us with the ironic c ircumstances . . . of living w i.th a president who we are told works all the time and allows himself little or no fun, but who manages nevertheless to apportion too little of his day to the publics business. Assuredly, the President deals in fact with the Middle East war, with Watergate with China control.the last of two 000 installments, paid in $100 bills, from a and the Soviet anu nuclear arms •,kAI had iiugiiesaiue. Yet Rebozo But the evidence is tha t "-i his the financial ties "'-nth phantom bithofl&Ire and business is Richard Nixon DuDe t . - -. e Dem ocra ts "Viewing Nixon as self-monitor and selfmanager highlights his search for signs that he IS performing correctly. Nixon is seen as a man on the run, watching himself run, criticizing his form as he runs. He TENDS himself." - % Nixon devotes himself to his personal entanglement with problems rather than simply "In psychological terms, Nixon substitutes technique for value. His energies are taken up with the struggle to resolve certain fairly continuous conflicts among (his own) character forces. the publ's impression of this interaction. T1. nIS most recent press conference was lepiete with references which went beyond the EaSt war and Watergate to the matter of - --- -----_-- ------.--_-_-__ - --- -- -----__--.- 1. . -. ". 1 Himself make it at least partly supportable. To the extent this is cn,h to t e degree Mr. Presidential Character. If President Nixon survives the continuing perils of Watergate and other inquiries, the nation evidently is going to witness the spectacle of a chief executive who finds in every issue a challenge which is basically a contest with himself. N o one doubts that when problems reach the presidential level for decision, they are indeed challenges of a higher crder. But Richard Nixon Is peculiarly preoccupied with the way problems impact • on his own makeup, and with ____._-___a__.________.___.___L__._.__.__ . - White House Double - Cross By BRUCE BIOSSAT NEA - - i . S President -- -. i. ft . . - Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973 4A—The Sanford Herald ~ . - ;_~ ~ - �6A__TheSanford Herald P 1W'TJ - - - U Wor Marion Mobile Homes of state is resjxrnsible for trailer Alabama, said the SlOPPY work- inspection Insptction of a Sanford manship is not a characteristic "I'll ask the commMon next Kenneth Plante of Winter Park filed the bill Wednesday. woman's mobile home by of Marion county building official Tony "Tony told me the boys who Fakess has revealed "verb worked on this individual definite, serious problems," but trailer must have been planning the "possibly dangerous" to quit that afternoon, from the electrical work appears to be an looks of things," WIden said, Tuesday to authorize county inspection of complaints like this one in trailers, because of the safety concern, even though we don't have jurisdiction," Vlhlen said. 'The bill was filed after Public Service Commission member Paula Hawkins also a Republican, urged that It LX? intrOdL'c(d. Warc and Plante said in a statement that the tax, inposed last year, was supposed to be paid by the cor- individual failing, and not a adding Fakess found sloppy general problem with mobile work on the brim and finish A sUte Inspector last week looked at Mrs. GeJger's trailer porations; but that, in the case of PSC-regulated utilities, It was beipg paid by customers. west of Country Club sub(livision. homes, County Commission portions of the home, In ad- and gave Winchester Mobile Homes, the manufacturer's Chairman Stil Vihien said dillon to loose wiring. The PSC last month allowed the Florida Power corp., Florida Power & Light Co. and Southeastern Telephone Continental Central Florida, p.m. meeting is a public a wholesale food distributor, hearingtoconslderarequestby local dealer, three weeks to fix Co. to raise rates by $8 million to charge customers for a portion of their corporate taxes. Mrs Ha w kins said she had learned that the utilities might eventually be able to charge their customers for all of the tax and that in any event the percentage paid by the customers would increase in the future, k Viblen said the electrical today. I -, Told - VihIen, acting on a complaint work can be "easily" repaired the electrical problems. The smoking electrical by LaVerne Geiger that fault) b an electrician, adding he oudets prompted Mrs. Geiger aluminum wiring was smoking ordered the inspection because - and might cause a fire in her of the possible threat to the to write to the county, Vihien by owner's safety, even though the Said, trailer, manulacturea - Zoning Industrial A bill to repeal the T1'LL\I1ASSFE, Fla. (All) corporate income tax on utilities would save Florida consumers more than $10 million a year, say its sponsors Republican Sens Jolin Ware of St Petersburg and I By CHRIS NELSON Herald Stat! Writ er — - Tax Repeal Is Sought oor • __ Thursday. Nov The Sanford Herald ThursdayNov a u•' ' r to Seminole Junior College, a The Sanford Zoning and Planidng Commission will hold Zoning and pk_ ning lawn mower and bicycle repair a public hearing tonight at city Commission makes recom- shop at 909 Maple Avenue, a hail to consider a request for trienons to the City Corn. commercial building for a restricted industrial zoning for mission City commissioners motorcycle distributorship on 5.5 acres annexed on the north make the actual changes in the the east side of U.S. 17-92 north of Sanford Plaza Shopping side of Country Club Road and city's zoning law. . . .-- - — — ' Also on the agenda for the 8 Center, and a day nurserY at 264 S. Sanford Avenue. Represefltaiives are plans to build a 47,000 square developer Dick Bond to change scheduled to discuss with the ll Our wom foot warehouse facility on the a portion of Unit Two in his board revised parking and site adjacent to the Southern Hidden Lake planned unit traffic now plaii Of the new a development in southwest United State Bank of Seminole When property is annexed It Sanford from single family site on the west side 0 at Saiuoiu aza. comes Into the city as single homes to patio homes. ' en s Shortening plant. a c / e ts 11 Reg 4.98. Girls' 'A 16 ,1 Re 24°° - Sale 3 ~_J , 'Is 83 J-1 Reg. 4.79. Little W-6 of puly ,ster flannel. Assorted ~,TV Reg. 3000 Save on color portables. on a. o u r on ____ paint --- ____ Sale __ Sizos 3-6x !*.fl1'4 5O 2 5 __ 30 530 0 0 2 Save 12 V Save 20% on all our girls' Save20%on menslackets, \ \ pajamas* leather & heavyweig hto f j ) till 98 Sale 3 Save 15 % on Sale 040 Save 20% V i N - '' j — Tops List Site development plans to be family residential zoned Thus the request for rezoning of the rcv1eed by the board include Hidden Lake unit two, additions 55 acres By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer L197 3-7A - - 11E ' EE5 - t .ig.ing fix ures Reg. 449 Sale 299 Latex -T 77 nPlinor h furnitureand cab,net Chno - gverything you need is included. Latex goldtone antique kit. Reg. 4.49. late% M a 0101 Va 64 W-A Save 18 Slavic - Il 'I / tuning (AFT) and earphone. 18 Portable color TV Reg 319 95 Sale , .' / 320 SVe Req. 9,19. Sale 5.99. Par Excellence Interior latex paint Applies easily with brush or roller Dries to tough, durable finish, Available in 600 custom mixed colors Hardware department ,, J7_ _j $4 Reg. 1399 Sale 999 - ________ / . [- J . -&' :.-- .- - Sale! Your choice 2,f%^ 9 10 11 LII i grinder with 1/3 HP motor arid ----- IA- ___ 1 - Polisher has 100% ball and needle bearing construc / __& - 0 Sale 13 — !-_ Save $10 Reg. 3.59 Reg. 49.99. Sals, 39.". 7f,!," 2 1 HP _r= -- ------- - - —--/ Q-\ 4 r4" , tj (pT I _ Su — cs 8 - shagn to ski jackets. Acli nylons, wool blends and more. Solids and plaids in all the colors she wants. School-age sizes 7-14, Pre hool length misses robe of polyester fleece Three styles, assorted colors Roll-about cart Reg. 22.9s Sale 17.95 Pedestal base Reg. 29.95 Sale 24.95 - SaJE on all styles, from - Sale $16 W - ', , : ! Save on TV ( Reg. 1 3°° / 40 / S a le p fashion colors 'tZCS 8 18 I Double insulated circular saw -- Sale 7 20 of polyester fleece Two styles in ? Save 20% on all boys' iackets Reg. 900 60 Carts & standL ~__: 4 -- corduroy with acrylic pile lin- 1fl9 Styled with Inuir pockets in SiZCS S M L XL w'ih two mull ,auidp.ilrh pOC* ts Szi 5 M I XI 0 0 ave all our girls' jackets, eth misses robes Pic for faster picture and sound Has transistor and tube chassis, automatic fine tuning (AFT) and earphone mn Sa 130 ~,J ?, Sizes 4-8 Smaller sizes, , women's full length In 12 Lt€.' n (m v thiq) arid features Chroma Loc color'lint control and Oii k oversized shaft . i-7- tYleiacket;. ;;i' I,; -fifilliq 161~11-0 . . Reg 27 50 Belted bush jacket for fl1eflFib;esscotton Reg 30 00 Men s rancher ot flame retardant Dyn:i 1-3. req 469 Sale 3.97 ,', o ona ave Reg. 259.95. Sale 229.95. Portable color TV Reg. 5999 Sale 4999 6 [3cnrh - ( - i ,,' - l. SavAln $30 $10 - I \\ç'' / Sa le 2399 Sale 2199 Reg 4.98. I nf ant sleeper , -' - .t' ' p ), - fleece robes, chandelier. Amber-ribbed glass s Grass tono wins - . -- - 11 rE ___ tam x30 dr op , .4 ______________ '' - Five light colonial-sty le I ,,___\ ) - Sale 3911 / Ati W. - - stepladder features slip resistant Steps. rag rail and tool li Save 6 - Reg. 3.98. Infants' flame retardant Dynelli,sleeper Sizes 1-3 Larger sizes. 4-8, reg 4 89 Sale 4.15 6 UL listed aluminum Save on power tools. Mai Sale 318 _______ tif_i1J- -- 299.95 R0 4 7 -11 " M W , In custom mixed paint%. because color intonsity differs the voluffm of paint por can m3y. in some casas. be - ( transistor and tube chassis automatic fine Reg.749 Sale 5.99. Ceiling latex paint Hands and tools clean up in soap and water Save -. Reg. 369.95. Sale 319.95. Portable color TV has 19" screen (meas ding ) and features hroma- oc " co or/ in con ro an Pic"" for faster picture and sound Has Sale 2.99 1 RAM150 Reg. 39 99 Sale 31 99 Four light wagon•wheet chandelier Copper finish Frosted chimneys 18 diam 13'!- tong x 30 drop Save $50 Latex colorlone antique kit. "4wft - stock. Wools. ollons, synl elic blends, fake furs, pile jackets and Ions. From basic styles to high fashion trimmed looks, In solids, plaids and grQat patterns. But our sale lasts just four days only. Come soon Kits available in various woodlz~i from evrv Save 20% on ) nts pajama \ _____.. Sale 111-5 Sale 135-5 -sc , Reg. 13.98. Pfe-school 3-6x. i.,. Save $ Reg. 16.98. Boys' acrylic boys plaid polyester plaid battle jacket cket that a , quult efseS to lon Machine washable in front an shirt collar in sizes now Y' Triple Action Drill, 4411 'E 4 Pi 0 6 __________ 0 ______________ Label maker kit Req. Plus many other handyman's tools on Sale -- S (not shown here) - Save 15 % our bedspreads and drapes, I ave 17 4 - rk Save on cha*n saws Multi drive s IQ & lb . ________________ - . - ____ $ Savig 1kg 10 tool chests, S%Mve 4 50x63" size Reg. $10.'Arlington' drapes are washable, rayon/cotton and loam-backed. They corne its five toile print colors, Other sizes available Matching decorator round. req $10, Sale 8.5o V Sa Me 4195 / \ - g. six diawei mechanics tool chest with tote tray and 3 drawer roll-a-way cabinet. Features heavy guage steel li - ....I. looking nylon match UPS ciewneck tops in assorted stripes. with flare nts in solids Sizes C; A- - I .. it 'I F'. . Nylon match-ups PaCh 916 Sale&= A41 Sale 2 for *5 2406" oval Reg. 3.49. Fringed oval accent rug is sculplured nylon with Duragont' non-skid rubber tiicking In seven colors Model 3430 14 twin size Reg. $22. 'Arlington' quilted throw style bedspread is cotton/rayon with polyester filling, cotton backing. Sale 1 Full size req $24 Sale 2040 combinations Model 36E0 2711:45" size Reg. 8.30. 'Encoro'is nylon shag pile. The backing is Duragon't rubber. Eight 2-color - 11 ICY le now w a vou r OPEN SUNDA 12:30-50*30 n ey . OV OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 '-y Open 10 a.m. I 9:30 p.m. Mcdcy through Saturday Store Ph LIM -- —- — -- OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 Charge it cat Sanford Plaza Penney 's: Open 10 a.m. tO 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. S.ore -hone. 323 1310 . . 3231310 ____ -- rw -. lCDe n wq~ know what you're looking for. - for. - 36*58' oblong. req $15 .........Sale 12.75 ' -1 n.*% COX - - -- Sale 1870 Reg. 389.9$. Sale $348. Frost-Iree top mount refrigerator has 20 cu ft. capaci!y and features 5 steel width cantilever irs, meat pan and dairy stun'; Reg. 399 each Great . I -.4 - --•----- ( , , 0 construction lull length piano hinge MEMO small sale 2 10, s7 -i'l - -- Dut" 1999 S,1e6999 saw. tdc'ai for coordinates Save on Aro Save on girls' nylon — '- ' -- -- �- I ---- ---- — BA-The Sanford Herald -- -... - — - - --- - - - - - - -,--- - Thursday, Nov. 1,1973 , __ ; ____ 1_~~i~_ 1-~ -4--zf___ - __ -,- V __ ._. - &__ = . I , I ; AF . - F ~oes I aI k .,.~~' i_J_i;~-i;~t , _A-~ .~Z'l 4i,q i n I . _~!F=" - 9 ; T7 - -.%-,V,'~~ -._____ -, _~ _ I-.------. ___- _______________________ -~-__ _____-..fi-I~_ __ -Si----------7 -----.. 0 . S i - -PA I; .- -; _ . r e a ce n v v a n n To n i ,. hr-OF , -. _ g - -- . ~ seemed to have the Egy-ptians Minister Ismail Fahmy did not Before her breakfast meeting -_ - - ,- - __ - - -___ ". - - - e I __ - -------- . 0 .% I _T! tors from the Senate Watergate man -not discouraged over his I . ____________________________ cnmmitt would have lx-ui uAA in the '74 Congressional campaign." RC1),.;zu bald Uivi't. ~%as flu LoLU-,jg,!d uvcr the rcacbun to possibility of Nixon resigning. some th,ings." "He's a strong guy. I don't Rebozo, 61, sa id he decided to know how he stood it," Rebazo grant the interview with the Rebozo complained In the . terview that he and his bu* __ . ____ acrnmplihment hut (us - ' -: wig - - ~ 7- P~ ~__ - . ~ have suffered "just unbeliev. said. "I think that If he wasn't Herald at the urging of Nixon's - - .. I - able" harassment by invesUga. discouraged, he wouldn't be hu- daughter. Juhe Eisenhower. . Rrhoin Insisted that Mc the press has been _________________ _____ I. _____ _3ffN_W_7,=Z5F___ - _____ __ -_ . MEN -_ .'_ - --=--_________________ - - 0 • .1. 0• Th third fine . ,~ I - lives and Nixon maintains a L I I Apnointg..m. By Presi. ;.,,nt P - Prtsident Nixon today named Sen. 1.'r Dr; ,-, I lr i got some bad news during October. An Associated Press : gJaIR marketbasket survey shows peanut butter prices went up " ?,_-.`, i ~~ almost everywhere The AP checked the price of 15 food and nomlood Items In 13 atles arotmd the country on March 1 and has rechecked at the beginning of each succeeding month - ___ -W U OF The latest survey showed that overall grocery prices have eased off a bit from September, but tenialn well atbove U,& March 1C%Cls ., sluranc-- Co.saysair bag safetys)stem.s for cars "are far 14.1 ~_ and goverment regulatory J agencies to accept ffiern as standard safety equipmenL W.K. Potter, vice president of __` .-" _0 ~ - - MtiiGr - ___T' % Lll r3 14 —'1.I _ __ ___________ - - -- - ---- -- - - - WASHINGTON (AP) - - I - R ed Attack , Friedheim refused to comment on the reports. ___ I- --- i0l namese President Nguyen Van North Vietnamese and _____ - Cong are making "serious I preparations' for a new alien- - ~ W ) . f sive. t r et He Indicated his forces might p ' __ - I , 1,1 strike first, saying: . 0 - . . -I- I ,'We shall do everything posW4 X sible, because we have the right . ~ _ - . -- z-' . to do that to prevent any threat -. - - is too late lie also indicated that If his - another big North Vietnamese offensives, he would ask for U S air support J - 1 Ttdeu spoke tr, newsmen dur tt'r) bring the war to Israeli ciiJ- staff uf tht i'iu - el. I __ _ tl;, . —_ ~_,_T, I = , _ - UN - _ . I '. -- ii - - -_ -_ - % j -t' SEOUL (AI'i - N~,:&~~ W: I Z West The 56-year-old mother oc es-King Constantine likened the Advaita philosophy of the uge Shankaracharya to modem physics because of Its Uisistence NITilII Uiat conclusions be reached by and not on the basis of blind belief or hearsay. n SOuth Kortan fbi A hijacked helicopter - DUBUN Al') ______________ i 11 _r , In between are U.N. Uvqn. '' _3= A-, __ I'- __ ~, " - 6w, ~ :_1~,.;-.1.- -1-f - - _~ lir~ 3~ -, __ __ - —_ the En ..Vians have missiles I more than six years since the said he has spotted occasional -- 1967 Arab-Israeli war, J ,osed the exchanges of greetings across the ArE.et. one Israeli soldler Suez Canal. ight blocks of drib. %bell- hLssed at a reporter who " =-= -, _--, U . - - _ 2 - , A ~ : ___ __._ - ____ -.- - _: -eyv__ - __ - - = __ --- II ____ . ____ 49- ff=~~F d. _________ ----- - -------"-___ - -- 2 -I __ - I Includes Bus Otmro Trip) I 7 11 -- t1 fEeL - '1 , . 9 , / ,' It 1) , Of - .11 1 1 11 11 1, F f 11 / I I I f 11 I i .J . 11 - ... - I r fMflfll S"E , ' T. f. __ __ )t - - __ I. - Y MC'.'i, 801 /Voiflh~~ 11N,916~ - ,,-/ , 1i *1,-/ 1 1 i,,I/, 1 e)1 ,".1,I I II I", // I 11' for fl14 0 L - : //,,F,~ ! You~Knoww=What days We cOntinus to povida IId..IhipII our Bark 14 z _;~~ ,, TV, All Meals on Ship $7fkOO .I , Annthvr madel avallaltle with Automatic Icenmlipr. i an ora tiecrric 3 T OptnMori thruFt. 817 Odtona Blvd ______ Ph 4? ___ - am pm Ao Loo iKle '! S -, ,IT" i - - I 1i 'lulk. 6 . :~ , I I t __1 . '~#V_ N ~i- — I - —Closejonj t —tierF DI C , - - =- -- --- - — fl o I,IL..$) - fa 0 r4 - - I ____________ ~_ - _ ~_ ( , _ 01 .11 optc- f _:~_Ca_ - - I - - ~~-~_~_ ___ A. . -----r ' ___ - __ __ __ __ -. 1 school and would very much enjoy a victory over his old cronies The mentor is wearing Coaches Gee Knight (left) and Gene Richardson (right) supervise the running of plays. The Lyman sweatshirt in the tribe practice sessions this week to remind the tribe of their op- Getting the starting assignment at quarterback is Buster tribe has added incentive for the crcss county position. Leftowich. Ile will be playing with fractured ribs, which he clash with Lyman this year as Coach For the Wildcats this game means an undefeated season. In previous years the Baby Wildcats were tutored by current Sanford mentor Claude Woodrulf. (Herald Photo By Dan Gilmartin) the greater portion of the year F Last week against the Bucs he Wt on eight of 19 aerials 1cr 121 yards In addition he scored on ii and 1 yard scoring jaunts. , .-~ The offensive backfield will have Craig &nith and Steve - ports T own CO RounIJUP '*~`' Welcomes Cambridge Swanson McManus S , LIN .:j?~ Cline at the running back positions and Lon.nle Pecle- will hold down the fullback spot. Expected to see action in the backf leld will be Torn Lent. He scored the winning touchdown In their first triumph last Leftowlth's receivers are Craig Qmantoa and Duug Peters In the Buc contest Peters set up the final score with a Charlotte scored In every peni. as it defeated Wmston-Sa 17 year aerial reception. lem, 6-3. in a Southern Hockey League game Tuesday night -- - II .- - Thie Suncoast Suns of St. Petersburg, Fla., were idle. __ " -. ' I aackfor the Tribe w1thUjnes - - - -j - 4l I - -I/U -r I- /-" -?I' i1iuui" -. - ;.~Vl - ~__ OEM , - - -f We are most fortunate to be able to offer you the services of one of our areas most qualified maintenence service managers, Cambridge Swanson I ______ __ -T-. - -- - - -=-------- - - s - a sating ction... You vet. I) • -.1 - - "Mac" has worked in the trade since 1946 as a general line mechanic repairing all type automobiles and has extensive body shop experience He has also worked as Customer Relations Manager for 10 months In addition he holds a certified technicians card. Mac was formerly associated with S.yway Motors and Haney Chevrolet as Service Manager In OrlandO dnd we are proud to have him head - our service team EXTENDED SERVICE HOURS 0 Jr 'le r" SIMINO ~ A W .. r3 Manefee, Victor Johnson and - - - % - .., j :::_. " - - 1 .. " k -. The new four-year contract calls for all games to be pta ed ~__,_ --.-- __ __ - TT ¼ far off the urda following ThanI I.- _- = ' are really going great For us Perkins, senior sprint star from 12power-char d games nightly except Sunday Matinees 12 noon Monday, T ~, ursday, Saturday iter : Admission Soc and I Three Big Q's D'aily (Under 18 not admitted) own z' resoectively, just edging out Ic Del-and runner David Ramey 7,%j1t1S N with a 1440 _,11_ - __ -i -,•. - I -------- q Ing to Tampa Athletic Director Gus Dielens. be .-.-. ____, I - I --- r Calloway paced his fellow harriers were too I came in a block to - . ---------- cancellatItin, the two schools hase announced Just beat out DeLand's Mike I -- The victory kept the winners Kurt Bonglemn taking the safety spot Pace LN - MERCURY New Service Manager week. He will also handle the place kicking chores. , _______ _____ Whigharn calls signals for the righting behind DeLand Star Mike ) - . - SEMINOLE OFFENSIVE ATTACK ERBACK Mark Richardson formerly coached at the Longwood last year's track team,took third / _______ - Seminoles in practice Wednesday afternoon Calloway tookthemeetwltha -/ / I fi_ 4 _______________ gem -- - Nwe"ar" -- Mainland Willie and Nathaniel Perkins 89r, ~Af 2 11 - t : -_--,*--* i ~ -t - __ pwww_ _ I_ - .0 1 -: - - —7- :- county rival Sanford Seminole but lost 8-0. Playing improved W.4 r\\ \_ .,T . - P, I MML After a week off they came back against tough cross. Coach Ra)miond Gaines, Tribe #4 10F, . -- _- .4_ - 7 , -_ - - - - ,~~- __ ,~.. ;U,-"---~- . - season. They lost their opener to Evans 19.13, followed by a recorded on our home course," - ,~__ 2_10;: -- The Greyhounds come into tonight's game 14 on the -. . I ~ '. tonights contest against Winter Park The kickoff is slated tori 3Oat Lyman Stadium In Longwood - - - ___________ " ' _;4% ------ - , . - I .. I ,,— - I j, - W M4R5i,v' ' - !-~- - , - again reasoned the Lyman Junior varsity coaching staff -, - - - # ' ' not use It r ! - I YO er / 41o$Toir - .I .1 I . .. - . If something works well the first time course, '/ '1 - - : ; Wmtw The Allonfic Group ot Bank% In FWW# OiAL ~;46,5 - . . p. p sn otfeting you the most () . the Seminoles' 25 mile home II ___ __ - - - 7 Cu ft No Frost RefrigeratoraFreezer t .$349 / I . intenni, with safaty. lu only good,'commop sense to put your dollan to work for ii'curs tomorrow. And they will work with greater interest, at "-.._.-- _ ~, 1%5w YVRK - - __ __ i - I &rCOWATAINIT& V I 77,ZE - ,. 4V 7z; *- Seminole High cross country pace to keep the points closer. teammates to a 22-33 victory over Big Eight Conference Rival DeLand Wednesday o% AiY IWISDN I c/,1 -- I" - - e %_ II.'rald Corripondent Sophomore sensation Willie __ I __ - J I 0714' .500, 1 I :F '4n1E I . . - - I - 1 a ,',,./ - Z~~ 7 - WI'pn ter Park Callow y If /j'FC6PEP 144V II $' I OM16 1 - 2 effortIftheyaretowin by Alan Maver 'JU 'Pe L - ~ A-74. " " "!~ 1 ar's /7O/'Y4 P/// ? —. Chavez said they will have to hustle and put forth a team , -/I: I it, 11 I/ /I., 1 1 1i _ -- - Papa L / I ---- Finley's special -a pie guaranteed to turn out exactly the 11 I ., , = I __ - University of Tampa and Flori da A&M will reume a fouryear-old football rivalry with /t'qE , I'l Hosts reports the team is ready and "up" mentally. They feel this game will make or break th e entire season despite their less than winning record 11 I / it', arstoty V TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The - ___ --- -ek's win Hound Coach Lonnie Chavez ROGI BARELY ?EViVU5 RECORO ,%'6 M1 : / 'II I,I,', I but they won't ever - ,'i/,i/, Azz __ , The defensivit halfbacks will be Peters and Smith with way that the Lord and Master has determined It should And whensome of the Reggie Jackson's and Catfish hunters start fading they will find out what rotten pie tastes like ask Mike Andrews . i __ _____ ,~C9 Each individual player will come to terms eventually. - Woodruff says he Is pleased predictions, charging the listed ___ - -- - unior The tinebacking corp has Clark and Werner on the inside Mr Finley then the pie will hae a strong smell to It .; . 1 i,'J ,1/://,i/, i//s, , works best that get to say what flavor the pie is until they work together against people like Finley If they 00 not combine in their efforts to really censure 1i',' $ ;/i#/,ij/i//,j/t fi..Jr Lyrr)uI J until you try to go one-on-one with your boss and you They will all deniand a piece of the pie - f , , 1, V -• I stonSalem to a 2.6 mark stein system the reversal of the earlier dwellar of the Metro, by a 94 collarbone against Jones the head coacti, "Their spirit is at seems to be hitting harder and with the performance of the winner from Lyman to Sanford. are the defensive ends the , ',',",','i,',','/,'// ,1, ,(,/II,,,,I1II/,,,I//I,l,/l,,, SPIV% GS been here," said an optimistic boss, "And the whole team In second place with a 44 record, while dropping Win- — ' '', i,',i At the time he broke his On defense the Greyhounds will have Willdnm and Snm Stover as the tackles and Mickey Manning and Kevin Burns - - - . "The attitude of these boys Is really getting out there and development of a brother type occur at Lyman Field Mainly the best it has been since I have hitting," said the Tribe's grid relationship on the team.'- Unfortunately for people like Michael Andrews everyone seems to be out solely for "number one." Supposedly -they say lii grade school anyway , , ' '1/ '!','/' I ', / '' / A'T week, when they looked Bob Costa't1ne Evans, the winless cellar - his lineman intend to 'run the will be the addition, at least Varty and the Varsity to think injury. new quarterback back to the temporarily, of several J of theinselves a,- being on the rfonrners to th ninth prrIo" h'n lckc(l about varsity i ould surpr many dirt i fliL ktfli, st 1d ',00drufI, The biggest loss for the South ' the possibility of facing a rookie varsitY. to play fans if one of the biggest "I Wnk it helps for Seminole squad is quarterback QB. "These younger fellas are with each other and aides the changes this season were to clan of the county. To be sure they have been up until the past -1 -1 Tribe signal caller, senfur "We want to get these Brc Another change for this game ballplayers on both the Junior doubtful Giving the signal caller protection are Rick Wilkinson and Enald Miller at the tackle spots with Roger Werner and Scott Clark as the guards Greg Banfleld is the center I 11 /I /"/ l, ,-:4 ]L -Z__ ir I - ,~ ,r~j r-- ~ ~, 7 UtJV(1 'II, The surprising tWng is - to me, at least the Players - fired up on their own." Association has not yet protested in any way they can do more things for player-management relatlon.s than get a raise once in a while I ~m -' IV The Atlantic Banks Help theonly traffic theyhave to diI ,,',,u','/,'J' I/l//l//// "I it FI evidence that there are major Vp by a (kid telephone. They u,j/ij/,//,/,1 concerted effort and Is highly Improbable but If they did italotof things could tSkEIa , '//J,,,"1 /,"/ 1? 1 / I" /' U-77- - Return Feb. 18 (W#ShlW0n'%El1t1hd#y1 ____________________ —=;- f - I ;:-,;, intelligence took a closer look that clmn't turn green. toW shUe against Charley 0. by the players themselves. it /j'/j/Fl j !, -I#1~ - r __ __ ~ ~. LL I /, those 3 Day Ocean Pa I1 , I 1 1 I/ 1 I II/ I , f l if, I I moment" =_ I :i- Im. - I I is breaking out all over this arrived in Soviet ships not long tians hold the rest and the post before Sadat's speeth. If there Is hatted, it IS flflt place" ~L~~ -4 In theX middle of the ,ore-it I -~---~~ __ Ita ¼111 thu turr d ui ikrLui1 trace 1 ' 'Get out of here or the t,t / /I /I / nbaidOcLlGth1at apparent. IV clusters of Israf,lis and Foams on wc~-ilu ,%idtc of the street resumble . ~_A - - ff mvi"I ftli hands. The Israelis say Hans will -shoot you." Another bombardment missiles In ltd all the Land soldier laughed and said "Go }-1YPL th also It is believed that the SCUM exits from the town; &. Eg)p- ahead and talk to them -peace ______________________ ----- I" northern end of Suez are In Is- - lr~__ _____ - -, - " - - burnetkatEgyptiantruckson their side of the street in full Ile rNilian population of - - - --- _____ - curbstanngback. Egypt — ~__ - ~ _____ ;.- - - __ - - ____- - - . ' / and we/iring Israeli webbed other government officials ten. ded to bnM aside the claim of President Anwar Sanat of It would warm the cuckolds of me heart though to see a - / ,r i/ Il lu/i/ill /1,/ U.S. Intelligence sources and dazens of Eg)ptlan soldiers and belts. T~t Israelis have planted two .Juwual residents on the opposite _ -n: 't I _. . ~~ ~ - ~~. .i-il __ ~ikt-_ -- .- malta road, the LsraelLs watch —= - . I ____ el said they have wen E of Es.-Musallas and the Suez-Is- ing lar.-ch submachine guns __ / I,"1./1f f111 -11 1 ' d 1. From a trench at the corner so'dlersacross thestreet carry- tension in the Mmdd1 East -------------.--- z $ $ Egypt adds a serious new mill- The fans' reason for non-protest is apathy -a common af. The reason the owners don't do it is money -another 0*th,at has been shown to cloud principles these days both on the front page and the sports page. ti /1,/F, they surely won't torne down on Charles naping of South Korean opposition leader Kim Dae-jung from a Tokyo hotel on Aug. 8. Foreign Minister Kim Yong.sWk said Premier Kim Jong-pil wnuld ta ke his apologies to Tokyo in person Friday. Kim / 1'/ / ,//,/,,/ I ,,/" ,/',d,/ /,/ III/fl / 11 11 11 ;1I // / 1 / 110 /r,jr,11, I//,,I/I,q,,I,/, if, // // f 11 ,j11 — flICtlOfl these days " / // 11/ 1~/ / I / / I- /' 1 1 ,11"'I'lf""ll e y'.1 1 1 1 1 J.J1 1ft ,l But just the same as the people will probably not come to Improve relations strained by the kid- _ At the beginning of the Lyman has seeral starters campaign Lyman out for the clash and a few that the in not in top notch condition (.rehounk looh d to be flit The only way Finley is really going to be done in Is for the dOWT) on Nixon kllc, ship at han and - to come intra-county gridiron upset the injury riddled Hound I)aytona Beach Mainland. matchup. eleven. football they were edged by Coionial 14-12 and lazt, week posted their first win of the seam 20-19 over Daytona way Qmarle wstands-monetaruy Jyu Die-jung as released 1roii h3u.se arrest inSeoullastFrldayandsaidheplannedto I and that l the only reason - neç nfordhas not exacUybeen SchooLs wasery different from the class of an)thlng this )ear was less than adequate and the casual ooserver of the Thbe I yman contest and then let the own" on the practice field thus far and are as yet winless go with a ninth grader at the ago the Seminole mentor was of course they play extremely players that are up for visit First of all, the site of the in Big Eight competit.lon. lbe signal calling spot. disgusted with the performance well. There are still two Junior with the irst liners are guards game was to be Sanford and the Semlnoe battle cry Is of his squad, especially the varsity matches left th is Tom Lake and Ronnie Spain date was Friday. Now, the rernlnLwent of the Dodgers of Seminole has had the last two seniors. Woodruff Indicated the season. Ends George Stnkanich and contest Is scheduled For Ebbets field years ago, "wait weeks off to prepare for the change was self-induced by the The head coach also said that Clinton Westbrook and tackle Saturday evening and the place 'till next year fight that should produce the team he played two varsity boys In Dean Woods will be Lyman field Seminoles mythical County Champion for the most recent JV contest. Next year for the Quarterback Joe tiaker is "We can I really pont varsit football. The Other changes may be could become a little closer to out th Tribe looked se asked for his reasons also !P, backing up starter anything that has caused It," When t1ess in blowing in the wind for the soon reality if they could possibly ciropping an co eming the move W oodruf f M a rk WhI gha m. The other I&O d,ccL-!on to said Woodruff, "They are just nc he has it. Don't get me wrong -Most owners are that way and the f the bUS1i1e1s tlkt4tks it But some people work good in the system and some people work over the system. Flnley belongs in the latter group much the same as a Ion Owk differs from ad honest capitalist and fans to prote3t -not only vocally but the only __ ~`~9 go to the United States to take up a / iIji i,/i/,',//,, dunes. The northcurb is held by still lyIng behind Egyptian might launch a pro-eruptive Israel, the southern by E&vpt lines," said one Israeli Others strike to kneck out that missile - . // I.'' Either way, the reported op. pearance of the SCIJDs in It also increases the possiis about 15 paces wide and three in the sokUem' memories. blocks long, ending in sand "Illere are bodies of our men bility that the Israeli air force ORM ______________________ 4§ t and troo Into South - 71, , -0,~. f~ ~_,V rA "--4____-__, , . __ - team that money can buy today I government is going to apologize to Japan , I//I//I/,/,//j/,/,//,l,u,l,/I,,///,/,,fJ,, i,',,hi / / Troops Separate ast 1: ters owner's empathy for his employes. His empathy for his -a&b. players 13 really a contradiction in terms. He has the best to and wants to spread his message in the i way the Andrews affair was handled gibes clue to the - poiogize r1oreans 3flh have to put up with an owner like Finley anymore. But the ~- Indian philosopher at Madras Urthersity - . -1. .- this youngster, doing gym. cha- ges ftl it Is introducing large quantities of war ma e school Look out Olga Kor deal MaybeAndrewsgotthebestdeatofan)One_ he ,l, i i, ,,/, l,I/l//,,l/i,l,Ii i//i,', 'i,'/i I,!, 1,1, l„i,,i/, I,!, , / ',''/';/// i,, i i/i/, i/, i,i,1i,i,/,i,/,,i,I, I .I /1 r, ” 1"J"11'Fif I t, try factor to the unresolved A.,th-Israell dispute For the Mid-E first time It puts in Egypt a StILL, Egypt(AP) E,-Mu- feels friendly toward the Arab major oifensie weapon that sallas -Suez's ThIrdStr-ee troops, thefightngisstlllfr-esh can be aimed at IsrReh cities - Ai!,;. whether the missiles are Uar.s courting Office - _- -~T-..= . Senate Wate:gate comirtittee, Watergate prowtitors, .V 1, -_ guy who bought the Brooklyn Bridge feIt after he got a really good deal on the Jersey Turnpike - W`hat a steal -such a I t.ioiu1s, Kevin Mailon, - --e;A~k,:-Z;X& - dldn'trecord one tape and had "technical difffrultlpq" ti$' other U you can belies e 11 ling3 like this then ,()u know how the studying the teachings of an M Century •i ietween the series events and Andrews departure If you go ; conference in passlig. His The change has been varsity and advised ised he plans tutetheEvansgamedramatic to even the most use the JV footballers for the feels they are "hoWng their for that kind of thinking you probably really believe Nixon former second- in-command, e 11 J.B." O'Hagan, the guerrillas' quar- t riks of Greece now On Waivers. Of course I am sure there is no connection -- MADIMS, India (AP) - ExQueen Vi ficant damage and illegal corporate ' campaign contributions" as legal fees - militants. Prime .Minister Liain Cosgrae's government Faced severe criticism in Parliament~ and the British army in Northern Ireland believed the three men were sprung to plan a new IRA offensive in the Brit,ish province. The men were Seamus Twomey, former LNef of Stud ying - __ ~ that Mr. Finley Is." Charley Finley Is such a nice guy that Mike Andrews Is - the morale of the Roman Catholic Berlin diplomatically. Other topics were trade, credits, the Middle East, European vCUitt and troops culs In Ccntral rope. SAIGON (AP) -South Viet- . - - tie guided missiles are armed with high explosi ves rather than nuclear warheads Even so, the missiles could -v,4w largest dairy cooperative, Associated Milk Producers Inc. of San Antonio, Tex., says the cooperative disguised I, i . . • West Germany's claim to represent West - dollarraIsetoapla)crnndthen.flflroundflfld.awar(I the athlete with an alleged bonus for pitching a fine game. This guaranteed to get "Father Finley" In the sports page . nge9 Ch a . ed with some good print showing evv,rybody what a "nice man Briefs e la-- most pressing topics to be discussed was %.# to our nation'ssecurity before it A lawyer fired by the nation's N relations with the So1et Bloc German sources reported earlier that among the I V V J I I IIIIf frcsn northern Egypt, they said. Da i r Cove ru p Alleged _ . g ___ World Ill's "Ostpolitik" drive for bette. rn I ,n . 0 --a n the co test slat and Seminole High 4egotiating time for salaries has always been a tough 0time' for anyotie working for Finley. He will refuse a $20,M i talks '1thSoiet officials today In an effort to give new impetus to Chancellor %%1H) Sure thechampIonshibaselc I '' publicanleadersandtopmem_the podium oertoactingAtty_tofiringb _Nixon with a range of up to 200 miles have been Identified as bein in Egyp!. Minfles with such a reach probably could hit Tel Aviv and Jerusalem if fired politics - mantake it from pocket - I would wager that t won't 1 bly&rnsonr "off" year with - noon and flew off with three leaders of the Irish Republican Army's Provisional w ing. The action ga v e a pow erful txxt to Intelligence sources reported political sabotage and espionage are- usual for American , $10,000for violating the Environmental Acts of Congress. In - MOSCOW (AP) - Foreign Minister Walter Scheel of West Germany opened about 20 mobile SCUD missiles at t'PITM Ge r man-S ov i et pable of hitting Israeli cites The Senat&. v atergate corn Comm suggested the committee look into allegations ~4 - ~~__ -_ __ .- - .; ; IM ., ~ - £SU1"GTO' (AP) ITT The President, without an. to set up a court-appointed WataWing the consent of House and Semate Democratic and Re- swering questions, then turned tergate prosecutor not subject are virtually certain that Egypt rf~Uee will close out the "dffty tricks" cortion of its hearings when it hears from Clark Ma Gregor, the director of President Nizen's re-election campaign after John N. Mitchell resigned that post. MacGregor was surnmaned to appear after Sen. Immll P. Weicker Jr., R- — Z-_~~P~~__'%-- _. .---- - p n into the exeruse yard of Dubili's Mountjo> Jail Wednesday after WASHINGTON (AP)-After initial skepticism. U.S. officia1s "r 1'- Test if" . ~ II Ta I KS Missiles and cost.effectiveness - ___ ~_. __~ ui- ( ii Eg ypts Wednesday that the que,stion of air bag reliability is no longer an Lssue. He . -%Wd the air bag passenger safety . system is Ilu superior tostat belts in ternm of protection I I I ~t ~~_rtIi - - 'J. - ~tJf~: &Ai~~ _9rq1_ . . SIDEWALK STUART ''C,4 'a r i known as "Sidewalk reproduces ROBERT Gilbert Stuat'i's portrait ul' George Washington in chalk outbide of Old South Meeting House in Boston, Mass. I{t trt Ibork, Lo nounced that Jaworsa.i would l r. of tb tu judo i.ir mittees in Congress. I Allstate, told a "eet of the \ato1 zfe' Ccrc - - . to discharge Jaworski as he than follow Nixon's order; to the Senate in addition, Congress is consIdering proposals had Archibald Cox, without oh- fire Cox superior to seat belts" and has urged the auto industry Mi_~_ W%___ - _.&.1 Both selections face an unWatergate special prosecutor Saxbe, an Ohio Republican who and Is not seeking re-election, as certain reception In Congress. is with full The nominee for attorney safeguavds against being fired. successor to Elliot Richardson, 11-o- pri-Mpnt nromti not who reslined Oct h) rather general must be confirmed b) CHICAGO (AP) - An executive of the Allstate In- F_ ~ SU R __ - - . . - generalandapprovedtheselec- the White House briefing room pursue "the Watergate matter ton of Leon Jaworskl as new to announce his nomination of and related subjects." U .S . I. ~ - . T~_. ~. — ___: --I -_ -1 - _. W;as~~ ,- 7_~=- i r NEW YORK (AP)-Famllles who have been feeding their =_ probation is about as effecUve as fining Generhl Motors = 4-T z . - 1_71~_ -_ Nixon appeared personally in become spedal prowcutor to — Giving Finley a fine of $7,000 and placing him on -i _ I Ly manm Trib e * One More classless edging by Orlando ,--_%Fi_____________ Gen. Now isn't this really something' Those fines certainly - ____ . O) for puttlnt M are big, aren't they. RIGHT! _1 . fr Andrews on the "disabled" list after the second sacker committed two boots in one game. , ,-Z- - - ,; - --A.;._ - __ - 1 ____ 'I; _ B riefs Nelw&i.oc r~ - , ~~ ~ y Atty. .. 17, laundered illegal campaign residential compound. Prosecutor, a:ona ...1. O - ____ r~ - censured happened in the spodight Of the October Classic Own as the World Series. Kuhn's office slapped a $1,000 fine on the partriarch for embarrassing the Mets in the series; $1,000 for playing the all-powerful by saying "let there be light" In the akland stadium -even though the umpires didn't want any light. . ki .~ imi - __. - clobb-cring file" liel)Vzo &6d. irlelitiz"1111) %~ ill Nixon has 11-id nothing to do with federal ret a' fusal to charter a rival bank on I l ie banker said there scintilla of evidence" to support Ke Biscayne, where Rebozo news reports that his ban the stick -a least that Is the way it - I'll. , n~,- - __ - i- I , -, _;. DA~ 1._~- ~ !:e-, J The iron-fisted ruler of the 'Jdkllmd club which has won two world chamP S uvvfl confronted by the bras., P aga ii. Nothing ne W has really been th e cause 01 his censure there ave cen new developments came f rom the he missIoer in t from of fines totalling $7,000 fer Finley's *actions on several fronts ali of the actions that we 1.._- "Julie has be2n very upset contributions. the : ..V. looks - r_ MV ~ I, . . ' IH er&dSffWther 1 - I , - - tri . ___ 1. p. becrne in t eres t ed 'the money SPotlight Saturday Clash County .., .d.V .-~ f. :X - .J __ - @!WW1r_1_ IF r ,4 n est _201 __ ~_n_ - . _______ . She asked to talk with the had been subjected to undue on t ixon ozo,p J Con'L from pige 1) - .. _____________________ - __ ...-, .--I I- -. -_ - ---. - S~ I I- - e. s Sport l .1 I I ---____.___.____ .. _._____ -z. VA -..-1 . . -,- -_ -- -!!~r~~-ra-__-- -~_ ~ -_v . ----' _! -.-.- - ~. __. - _ I&: _!=ff~!-- ~~ - _ -:4.4-' - Xi . ;~ r Charley Finleyis and Israelis where he wanted come to Washington to talk to today with Secretary of State President and Kissinger to pressure from the United Slates them In the same city talking each other. Instead, they came Henry A. Kissinger and a noon "seek answers and clan. concerning cear,e.ftre lines. Egypt continues to insist pubabout a Middle East settlement. separately to plead their own session with the President, Mrs. ficatlons," Mrs. Meir said upon However, despite their pres- special Interests and to obtain Meir told reporters that her arri v al Wednesday after- tidy that It will not negotiate directly with Israel ence here at the same time, I- as much support as possible problems and questions had noon. ___ i. . .- fill ,I I - - TheSanfordHeraldThur3day,Nov1,1973-9A __;.. i; - i4* K,~,~"_.:0:7"`.` 1P F ),_..048114,~-~-_ -__,~.,, =.~.-_.. f0 0 ,- e ,1 ____ ~7 _. _~- ---L-- I I - ~ 1~ rorn ixon or pos ons INGTON (AP) — For raeli Prime Minister Go t arisen out of her country's relaShe described as "an overtoday, at least, President Nixon Meir and Eg)ptian Foreign appear to be In direct conflict tionship Ui the United States simplification' reports Israel - _ __________________________ ____ _____ # . t.'-~- ~_-.__- __ ___ - - 4'I. -~,- - -,. ,I~_ -,:..X .-A _W.-; I*;~ - =. I . _ I - ,%%*&. Jk !!-t ;- -~)t~__4 Qrc 4-r - , - .: rq,~IM_ ~-._',, d east i M _ ______ t'c......n.c.113OS4l8 6221 (AMer rIrAR io. ' 17-4 Sf(fl(- 'j)\l TIIR0\11 4 . LINCOLN at S POINTS ou ry I __ �- - ....- -4 -- " 4- - i ------- ------ "_ IIT Sa nford Hera ld jnt Th ursday, III--• Says Dr. Roger Bannister _ \II Around DocorsMiiv Nnw DAket Druas -- Vict o ry in the r against anabolic steroidsillegal drugs by which athletes build up their bodies-is within sight, according to the British. British scientists say they now can detect when any athlete has been using the outlawed "bulk bombs." Dr. Roger Bannister, chairman of the British Sports Council, said the problem should be under control before the 1976 Olympics. A group of British scientists, after three years of research, has devised what it claims is a new and sure way of testing athletes for 'bombs." Some sports writers told about the new anti-doping discoveries at a news conference Wednesday, were skeptical. They wanted to know about the time lag. If an athlete takes steroids In trainin g, then stops before a big !A)Nl'flN Al') I fDS- meet, how long will he remain open to discovery? Bannister wouldn't say. Nor would Jim Manning, one of Britain's leading sports writers, said: "I fear thing will that In the end Professor Raymond Brooks, leader depend on the honesty of nations and of the research group. of national sports associations, "We know from bitter experience Bannister wouldn't say."One way "Ibis is not beyond the com- Toni " Randy Pyle (76) and Mike Barkley (31) celçbrate victory night with the rest of the team members. Th e Sanford eleven defeated a previously unbeaten Lyman freshman team by a score of 26-14 at Lyman Field in Longwood. The contest featured a baianced offer.se performance by the Panther grid squad thst ntifcininød thA 4g,inri frnch h, mornin ,4 kirr n r J 4 £W U1 • .TTU MJ L1C1UU(1cf Tim Raines led all the scoring with three touchdowns and quarterback John Litton handled the passing chores for the Croorns ball club. ______ (HeraldPhntobyllog&Hodges) V than they are at present." aivem-es in physical preparation If the claims of the British research group are true, it is a massive breakthrough for the cause and technique, Manning added: "But there Is still room for atibution of the substantial fin- greatest area of abuse." of honesty in sports. provement to bulk bombs. Certainly Until now, anabolic steroids have federations demand periodic checks been outside of scientific detection. the huge, often grotesque, ap- An athlete could take them until day before competing, and nobody knew. pearance of some athletes seems due to factors other than being born that way." -. - -. -- i;un' - --_ Neither team has lived Up to pre-season overdue. Florida played Alabama tough for three quarters then weakened. Auburn has been pushed around by some and has gotten tough dabb. CROOMS GRIDDERS with others. Evidence their great win over 12th ranked Houston last week. Playing at home the - Wir Eles shotd pUt it tn tht Flnridians. (;>dbye Doug ). Eagles 21 Gators 14. Want to know the exact score of the Vandy 16 game this Saturday" You can even bet on it! 0 to 0. They are idle. So much for the easy OflCS. Thesday Tennessee Is suppose to have a tough _ a Celtics w -- ipw - team marks In beating San Diego 14-1t. The Colonels grabbed a club-record 83 Wednesday night, "We were sky-high said Heinsohn. -- AUBURN, Ala.(AP)-Last weekend was one it's been David Bowden who led the SEC In And for good reason. Befom rebounds. Sixty of those were it the most pleasant at the season f or the Auburn passing last yedr and is th ird this season, the game, the fiery Boston dctcn.4ve rbounds to tie a league record. figers and Florida Gators who meet here Auburn Coach Ralph "Shag" Jordan says the coach gave his team an Spurs 101, Cougars 99 Saturday In a Southeastern Conference contest. Gators might try "just about anything" to get for losing a 102-99 decision Auburn u pset previously unbeaten Houston, 7- back on the winning track. James Silas scored six points the cav 0, and Florida didn't play, which was more fun "A win over Auburn would do much to turn The Celtics' victory than the four previous Saturdays when the their season around," Jordan said. "I hope our filth in eight starts and moved re eted team realizes this." them into a vbtW tie with idle It wasn't supposed to be that kind of ___ season for Auburn, 52 on the year with kisses to SEC Buffalo for the lead in the Coach Doug Dickey aW hb Flwkia tem. now 2,ed back NBA's Atlantic Division. 4 on the year. Before the season began almost into the national ra In the night's other NBA tings, tying for 19th place evwyone was touting the Gators to be in the games, the New York Knicks idVt the win thick of the race for ti'e trimmed the Houston Rockets But turnovers, mental mjtk and, most of The Tigers are the only team In the league to 102-91 and the Detroit all. in juries have hurt Florida all year. Most generate less offense than Florida so far, but the beat the Seattle SuperSonics crippling of all was t he loss of Nat Moore, an All- de fense has been the league's toughest aga1n 114.107. SEC running back In 1972 who tzoke his leg the rush and fourth best overall. In the American BaskethalJ galnst Alabama and is out for the year. Auburn has shown some life on offense En the Association, the Denver RockThe Florida offense is next to last in the SEC past two weeks since freshman quarterback ets beat the New York Nets 107this year, and Dickey isn't saying who will be his Chris Vacarella took the reins when the team's 104; the Kentucky Colonels starting quarterback against Auburn. Until now, two top quarterbacks were injured. walloped the San Diego Can, qulstadors 146-105 and the San Antonio Spurs edged the CaroLEna Cougars 10119 in overtime. Don Nelson and Don Chaney sparked Boston to a 17-point lead in the first seven minutes I it and the aggressive Celtics went on to their easy victory over SAN DIEGO (AP) The Pittsburgh Steelers, After the call from Cleveland. Chargers executive counsel who didn't want John Unitas in 1955, say they Ron Mix, Rooney tald, " KnIcks 102, Rockets 91 there was no change lfl still don't want him. Dave De8usschere and Willis Chuck's sentiments." The San Diego Chargers, who bought Unitas Since the National Football League trading Reed led New York on a fourthquarter surge. The Knicks enfrom Baltimore for $150,000 thIs year and signed deadline has expired, players can change cluba tered him to d two-year contract reportedly worth only by waivers, in which teams can enter the last quartet with a 75 68 a $250,000 a seas , offered e 40-yearold quar- claim in reverse order of last year's finish. lead but c on th points be hind their two big terback to the Steelers this week. new kmassplsyer 's current . Howe ver, Mix said San Diego would want guns. Resed led the Knicks with The Sleelers, who originally drafted Unitas in 21 poin ts and Deflussclere had $100 1955 but released him before - U)c seasoa, replied, more than the waiver price for the NFI,'.,, a]"were not inkrestcd;' a Pittsburgh spokesman itime leading passer. Pistons iii, S isles 107 "There is no W83' we are going to give John said Wednesday. Dave and Curtis Rowe Unitas away," Mix said. "A very high price was combinedBing for Sleelers' Vice President Dan Rooney said placed 19 points in the on Unitas." He dldii't the Coach Chuck Noll, a former assistant at Balti. PIC. final period to help Detroit beat Unitas, who played a year of sandlot ball and mcore, a deal for Unitas even though then signed with the Colts after Seattle 114-107. Bing scored 2a starter Terry Bradshaw Is sidelined by a rejection by points overall and Rowe had 21 the Steelers, was benched by shoulder Injury and backup Terry Hanratty has Baltimore at midseason last year, to Power the Piston attack. sold bruised ribs. Roe" 107, Nets the Chargers RooneYquotedNoUa3uyjngsJid_syI RookieMlkeGreenhitaiay. He started San Diego's first four but satisfied with his remaining quartertxwks, and was benched midway through UP after a blocked shot to put a 38-21 lots to Denver he said that again ahead with 51 seconds Iii i Iry A Weda day Night's Results IM "ST Iblrtj A.reg 7, 5 Arts- I-il 471371 I 44$ 3M 3 'a P.t..d fl.3, IU ___ ft - - ' 14TH - 4) PUN ,L.a I[ fl Li'. *..-uca _ )~____ ______________ OsIn, 7 14&. ILA 6$ a N 4$ )ia 7; - I - t'*J$ Its 0 164 .41 441 WL* - .'- - -efta - - -_ - I - ~. ___ A i_ 7~' - - - SANFORD COACH Emory Blake has the sled put in reverse as two of regulation play. - (Th 0.. e'I'he -'" *-T .71. (IL [Ati -. 1m .. If W' 1010 i irnti. ani 411. L.catZ!, 4 I1TNs PI'MlP-0l?r.(4),AUa. ia (7), 0~ ,a.-tic. f rn, . 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"When you're out.shot 14-4 in managed Just 19 shots on goal, the first period," grumbled only four of them in the first niuhf' Los Angeles . I A #0P__1 Gordon after Wednesday period. The Sabres were mak. Chicago Utah San By THE ASSOCIATED P11EsS MW tires. , . AtIlinta Midwest Divlion AF ,e 11t4r iwi I . Po'f/'*M '/ ,II1QN,iVl',qj! it/VP - second with a 5.9 average while Hank Cook of New Mexico State is third with 5.3. James Sykes of Rutgers has regained the lead In Kickoff returns, with a 32.9 average cornpared to Carl Roaches of Texas A&M, with 296 Danny Colbert oi Tulsa has * averaged 19.8 per punt return to edge Tom Fleming of Dartmouth, with 19. 4, in that cate- FOP,) DIVISION . NSA good on more than 50 per cent of their attempts. The national field goal percentage is .512, well above the all-time mark of .487 set In 1970. Cuurier shown with option al striping, inirre" wtie l Shirts-Dress .............necks to 22 Bach emphasized that he was under no pressure from either Penn State or the NC/IA to resign. He said he had been asked earlier by an AAU official to remain on the committee, and at first said yes. "But I missed the first meeting and at the second meeting we didn't even elect an executive committee, which should have been done at the first meeting," Bach explained. "So even though I would have been chairman cf the men's basketball development committee I decided to resign." Bach said the meetings just don't get off center and that he felt someone should take his place who could stand the type of progress he witnessed and believe that such progress would lead to the gold medal In the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, Canada. -11, ` ____ '.-:: - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS field goal kickers are making '-" Suits ............ ..... thru size 66 / Entn ConI.nce AIlsnl!c M W.. L. - . Pct.. O.$. 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MISSISSIPPI STATE I I IN 10*67 . _~_:____ CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL F OR ROOFING or INSULATING - ,,X I Is LSU for real? After last week's squeaker the Tigers realize they can't rest on their helmets. Playing Mississippi at Jackson could Ii. 'prove interesting. Last Year the Tigers won by a point over the Rebels. However Mississippi had 4 a tough time wi th Vandy last Saturday. LSU F needs to win big to stay in the top ten and P Mississippi wants a big win to show the "Cajuns" what it's all about. Upset No. 22! The 24 LSU 21. - Slacks .................thru size 66 Sport Coats ............thru size b4 - LSU VS. MISSISSIPPI iACi NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGIJN ' c' prised many to date. As the underdog last week against Georgia the Wildcats put it all together. Will the "Cats" be "Wild" again this Saturday? Look for a surprise. Upset! Kentucky 9 Tulane 7. - tribe lineman prepare for Saturday evening's contest with Lyman. The Seminole's assistant grid coach was putting the boys through blocking practice at Wednesday's session for the Sanford eleven. (Herald Photo By Dan Gilmartin) ympic Lo SHORT country and plenty rough. Kentucky on the other hand is unranked? (Not in top 20) and has stir- : ! isiffi SLED RIDING TIME in overtime, Including the deciding field goal, to lead Antonio to a 101-99 triumph over Spurs rallied to - ~_ __. I Tv"; tI. Ed, LkI1 01. 'tim. ,& _A -, -- -,-- ____ - a 34$ I --_ - - __--I_.___ _____- __ . IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 4VCONDj £q4'Yu (4). Ir4ri (Ii. ken.-wte 1*4 W. UK ia.w It - Iaa.Y41 UP 2 (44) sits. (U) 3 Tonight's Tonight's Selections - - PfttCtl (1-4) JtIM Peec4I Soi 2 'a ' = 514, 5C r" 4 t4- 9 IQ(l.4OI-31_____ PI!IT; ___- E1-:I 4I 21, I 6*1-Mi a Inc .1 &s, .a ,7.I, iti-315 V - ________ Ul BIG MEN! TALL MEN! MEN! ~jf , - 6 A non-conference game finds Tulane vs. Kentucky at Loxington. As you know t1e Green -. sports cars like the Porsche By Akin Mayer - Nio - 0 A--.i•-lAM, )tai*t lt$44$. 1at '4,Mh.$ SiLb J, 9j& I 'Is ____ F, - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY .0 lPurws 44$ 3*4 ill IM I HUB CAPPER KENTUCKY VS. TUb%NE' ~ _ __ P MR - - _. - *% PVS.dlfl4)U3N !rrp, IIJI 11411 evxwiie. SM I . MAL11N. - - ALUMINUM SHEETS 1..c I. -_ - - ,t,., ti 17.1, P,- t1______ _ -- -. s ((1? 1..TT SIXTH TVI( TT_ - _14~ilq;_ ( - 'a 31-A I - '=a L1 SlIM F, - ___ ) ts"uia IF'I) JI3 - - 10 Llca O,rli 0-11 153 I Q_!' 2Afr' .- lui i ____ /- strength - - -.__ - Steelers Rejec. t Johnny Unitas For The Second Time Around - ,- -, bounding record and set five tional Basketball Battle ____ ) ; - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS left and the Rockets held on to Tommy Heinsohn gave the beat New Ycrk. The Rockets Boston Cel ti cs a mental whip- rallied from a 16-point defi cit in ping and they made the Cleve- the third quarter to snap a land Cavaliers pay for it. three-game losing streak. After being chewed out by the boss, the Celtics chewed up the Colonels 14$, Conquistadors 105 Kentucky tied an ABA reCavaliers 128-110 In the Na. Auburn, Gators Prep For Upcoming i ___ defensive unit so the experts said. So far this , it season the Vols have scored 187 points to their - opponents' 125. Look for Georgia to begin to put 4 itlltether, Af ter last week's loss to Kentucky the galloping Greek (J, Poulos) has to do .somethiiig or else. Tennessee is extremely tough at home and after disposing of TCU last week look for Bill Battle to improve on last years score and th is years national rating. Tennessee S ready. The Volunteers by 17 over the Dogs. ________________ ' Raceway. to please the spectators. I racer George Folimer wound Six on them will go on to a believe we did, and I'd come up with the most points after ____ ______ STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Penn State basketball Coach John Bach disclosed today be has resigned from the U.S. Olympic Committee at least until the alphabet war is se ttled. Bach referred to th e battl e between the Amateur Athleti c Union (AAU) and the Nati onal Collegiate Athleti c Association (NCAA for control of amateur athletics In this country. The NCAA 'lthdrew from the Olympic Committee in the conflnulngdIspu te th at over the years has befuddled such arbitrators as the late Gen. Douglas MacAr th ur. 1 left th at without the NCAA participation in th e Olympic program, and the lack of progress I saw at the Olympic Commlttee meeting that It was time to get out," Bach said. ,- __ I4 I U bIU% UVIU Luacn VUITS GEORGIA VS. TENNESSEE Chatters For arlae "n, Bench, Willie McCovey and the Riverside International show, and we are hired and paid speed merchant wlio with road ei ght other super hitters together In a home run contest-all ' -. -, 0 ~ rs a nne KING SIZE CLOTHES expectations. Auburn playing at home should have the advantage although the Gators are long ------- i Carreras and on road courses best and I got beat. It's as The super drivers got behind 000 in prize money-and one of "Well,! got beat," said. thought Petty the strictly oval track like Riverside. But it turned out simple as that. Under other the wheels of identical race them will wind UP with a "But even had i* I felt my drivers like Petty, David cars Pearthat these guys are hot dogs conditions, it might have been cars and they went head-tohead bulous title Son and A.J. Foyt would be at anywhere they race and under of champion of were equal to the others, and I different. Who knows?" in a trio of match races. For champions. don't think they were, I'd have somewhat of a disadvantage in any conditions." The international Race of $75,)0 In prize money, their three races at been outdriven. I Just don't After the first Champions at Riverside last prestige on the line. ve as much experience on ha weekend brought together for Between them they had won Ifiverside, how did they feel " :4 co about th e Concept, about road urses," the first time under one (oremat an Incredible national or Both Hulme and Petty were 12 of the greatest drivers in the ternational championships, matching talents with people We Hove eliminated in the first three history of motor racing. Petty, over 250 major professional with obviously different profes- rounds and wIll not be among rich from his share of $1.5 auto races, and In excess of 17 slonal backgrounds? the six who go on to Daytona million in prize money, was one million In purses. "It's fabulous," said Denis Beach. of them. Helped by a meaningless Ii- Ilulme, twice a world driving "It's great, and I hope they'll LET US FIT YOU: 1. It was like matching flank nal Can-Am event of the season, champion and twice a can-Arn continue to have the series," Aaron, Willie Mays, Johnny they packed 88,417 people Into titleholder. "Auto racing Is a said Bobby Unser, the USAC F'1401t11)A VS. AUBURN ,. nm 0 using the same bat and aiming final race at Daytona Beach, back again and again If I were the first three races, Richard Petty said, "I met the at the same left field fence. Fla., Feb. 15-for another W,. asked." Follmer said, "At first, I Enough said. Now for the games coming up November 3. I Riverside I RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) offensive plan for us I've ever seen". Score 77-6; athletes themselves believe it, and But suppose International sports - 'RIGHT ON PANTHERS' 1972," said there had been finpros'ements of 19 to n per cent in men's throwing and 25 to 37 per cent in women's throwing at the OlymPki. Admitting there had been big - Vandy had one but lost. Alabama "lucked out" -. Quote The Bear, "Virginia Tech had the best • called ,-Ilw Steroid Era, 1952 to petence of International federations in East Germany, Russia and the United States, where there is the on athletes training behind the Iron Curtain? How can they be sure tests are carried out fairly? With Bill Baker Kentucky didn't have a game plan and won. (i . detected. Manning, commenting on what he more than the other half. "it seems to me inevitable that keeping athletic medical records mandatorlly will put honest nations at an even greater disadvantage compared wlt.n dishonest nations - R9111r.inn ~ TIM helped by,,bombs" that could not be Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973-hA 0 " I - At Petty Outdriven ' Th FC i ma ny sports observers believe the sharp rise In athletic performance over the last 20 years has been that one-half of the w(,rld cheats to frighten the athlete would be to have snap checks without warning at periodic Intervals, not only when an thiete is competing but also during his training, - 1Tft' i The Sanford Herald JI Inca In lhii T2,,rnn 1fl17 thpir ffrcf .,- "t shows me some- losing star cen ter Gil Perre;Wt Sunday with a broken leg. thing .,. a lack of desire." The Stars also have a lack of Penguins I, Canadlens 1 victories. Minnesota, the Na. Peter Mahovflch scored In the tional Hockey League's only second period for Montreal and winless club, has gone to the Lowell Macdonald tied it for post 11 times this year and Pittsburgh in the third. Cacome aa with five losses and riadlens' Coach Scott' Bowman six ties, was unhappy wi th his team's "It was a disgrace," contin- performance but he was really lieU t.cn'aon. "If you're not In angry with referee Wally liarshape physically, you're not riS. "This guy isa lousy referee, mentally prepared." He's afraid to give a penalty in (;ordon promptly announced this building," declared so-a-day workouts, starting Bowman, speaking of the Mon. Thursday. treal Forum. "I'll bet you that Ir other N111. games, the Buf. over the pat four or five years, lab Satires beat the California he hasn't called more than four Golden Seals 3-2 and the iiLs- or five penalties a game here." 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The tour will run from January to March of 1974, and will consist of three on"et '1 -- ~! .;5 _ T_-.i: __ 1~r__ ~ has performed __ - iL- . - U Anyone interested in wriging this eduentional and culturally i ir community - ., At - M _r~I iam~ -19_A w___ I ~ I z- I . _ W, ~ __ , - , Gary Cloud Tour-Promotion Director Countryside Theatre, Florida State University school of Theatre LONG WET J__ A prompt reply would be that you appreciated so have a preference of per- Sanfoid Ave. was flooded to relieve pressure on a 10 inch water main so forming dates new valve and hydrant could be installed y It fi - i - ri ---- -: ~. ~__ - - rT - - - - - - _. . - - Annie G. Thorna.. IL W. k0S Tj . - ________1 ____ - ~-_ - -;~ _________________________ __U___ _____ Christmas Cards /1r-- CO 16 _ bt e en Deirectors 134j so I % i i I '00 1.00 Nit I..uJ I • I) oo ( 3.11 • Elected I StIVIL Igeage ___ T' Stockholders of Scotty' s Home Builders Supply, Inc. (AMEXSHB) met at the annual meeting held C sw •IIflU!IIIIMl•' ____ pany headquarters In Winter Haven, Floride, October 25, and elected the f'orIrg directors ton nev term Jern.. w Sweet, Chairman, Ray H. Cooney, Harold W. Taylor, E.P. oh th&' delegation Tallaferro, John B. Ellis, Sherwin P. Simmons, J.M. Miller, and P. Scott Under, a newly e!ected member. Mr. Under Is Chairman of Under Industrial Machinery, Inc. of Lakeland, and also s,~rves on the Governor's Florida Economic Ad- Jessie M Vickers.. I)eltona Patricia Longwood I : ~ I -- Mrs. Mr. and N - Nathan nd Mrs. David (Ellen) - __________________ Ii . . = - Im -1w Fltchaboy,Apopka DISCHARGES C -• -. - r= - ____ 4 - __________ r - ______ _____ house - ii - - - r'- . - - _________________ ____ -- - _________ ______________ - I - - ,- F~7,-7-~,J-,4,1-,~ .- --- - - __ ~----- --,.: - - '.- . _-, - moravuui uUftu, lu a m • rices ow on ig na I , Certificate of Incorporation was amended to effect a corporate name change to Scotty's Inc A further resolution was adopted providing an inaease of 100000 shares of comnwn a e stock available to be granted under the firm's Employees' Stock Option Plan. .ore I I All I I The Board of Directors held a meeting following omen invited. For further 11:30 to 7. Baked goods also information call 322-7760. stockholders meeting and elected the following executive officers to m-ve during fiscal 1974: James W. Sweet, for- available. U I I $ I Amer ican Legion Post and Auxiliary 53 meeting,7:30 p.m., Geneva Citizens Association, post home. 8 p.m., Geneva Community Nov. 5 i ' Use Penneys convenient Plan. - - - -, / - ~I -e -i AW: p-'- ~ --- I -I. - '" . sored by Freedorri Defense I - L. - I 11, - - V I The Florida-bmed property and casualty insurance firm -- ', - - - -t '. N Elsie F. Mcmli, Dery " James R. Thonum, DeBary exclusive at Penneys' With ll widetrack tires sturdy molded seat chrome plated butterfly handlebars big 10 front wheels Built to last' t _____________________________________________________________________ ____ -- ________ I Xi_~______ I - LeonarQ C Wild, Deltona ____ • b-._' _____ . - - - - - 0-1 ---. - _'\ !. -ni _ i " .1-: ~4 . 11 - r_ _________ 'I- nI too' - I j*.'i. . . . ~ '~ ~ - ---,= I f _X~4:UL 0 -i 1 .1 .,a,~-r7__V_n ..' -1 :_1*1 -~-; isEft-1 -17- -- . ~;-%14-!~ ?Ji-v I ~~. IAVIV~ Wrtr-:1 ,.~ _ - . -I I - _______ - --__Ml~. - -- .0 . I - ___ I.— _. - I- Z - ___ -- _ ___ - --- _ - - __________ - . __ -- - 'Fl-us delay will extend - - - -_ - -- ~ ~ I I - • 1- Anywhere. n the World - -- days after the tax bills have I IV _ - - = - - I. -; -r"T1 __________ __ .. = - You're reading this one! i"" %~ . tlJgflWdy 17-92 Ma:tland, Floridai (305) 644-7000 '"iik' . ___ __ __-z3as.izj~ !_ - ,,, , - - - i) - = -- JCPenne M Southeast First National Bank of Mailla t n(i - _____ ', X I __- -- Z's ches Too small for an fc be noticed or effective' L. 11 - --- y M $ slop" 1.JU ____ NR A, I ne vatues are nere every aay. edft-40b&% =_Ak&1, I 9 a Charge h ot Word M10 Penney -- - - ---- ----------- - ----- - --- -------.-------- OPEN SUNnAv 1 2:3O5:3O - -------- Howard will be responsible for the sales, marketing and public relations programs of the Florida park Howard was vice president and account supervisor at HonigCouper and Harrington Advertising Agency In Los Angeles for hive years,wherehe serviced theNational Sea I I I - . Wtrld amount. lie has been sales promotion director for KTLA i Angeles,and waalnarmedforces broadcasting forsixyears iv Howard is a graduate of Washington slate University. - -- -- - _____________ -_ L - _____ -- _______ -- - .1 _________ - - . - _______ __________ - -Zz ____ - - - _. - -: 111 Z~~ - -. -- - - ________ - - _ __________ _______ -- - GRANDMAS WON'T BE ABLE TO RESIST __________ . . . Imaginative displays of children's clothing. READY FOR KICK OFI` . . . Jordan Marsh fashions for all ages. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Copley News Service Negative news events are FOR - - - I A LIMITED TIME ONLY1 Fr~ ~__.__ resin availability to the molders who buy fi berglass reinforcements from Owens-Corning, interpreted in the best light in a according to Kidder, Peabody & -- - : P - - -. - - - ____ i - j.; - -- - - - Months - --V resignation - F _ The economic outiook a :1 market of unknown duration Is researchers to call for a SlOWdOWn repper - t In consumer spen : ~_ :_ -,. - _ ---A. - J I t ________________ ' - S A I U RATE D e,,__0 t - f WITH Dividend . i __ ; , The Herald ellg(; I " I payableDec.1,tostockholders Section We Will Finance paid to shareou shares outstanding compared ago was a presentation of Dr highly knowledgeable aboutouroperatlonsdndkeenly interested In our advertising and promotional activities, emen s, state I . [resident and chief executi% officer, Threeofourdirector are Dr Pepper bottlers, and tour others are engaged In large scale merchandising of goods copies 80% Of Window Sticker Price For 48 Months On New 1974 Model Cars, are distributed to more tin )00.000 reade, (Cars with more than 200 miles not eligible) thu hout the area in, cluding: Sanford, nterprise, DeBary, Ostee, L ake Mary, Casselberry. North Orlando, Fern Park Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, . Your Friendly Bankers Ralph Pezold Mickey Hickson fill 'VLH'V 'V I UI I MEMBER F Dl C AD! N City, Goldenrod, part . Ma iI I and Geneva. and MEMBER OF UNITED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS. INC. I I - INSTALLATION LOAN DEPARTMENT 200W. FIRSTST. progrilln, he added. --- ___ - ncing 1 11 E - favorable outlook for Owens- ding largely offset by Lvnrp y nuing s ong ac v y rg as projected limitatioru in plastic capital goods segment. LJr. New Car - - with the U. S. Navy- lie is active in the Naval Reserve, where .M ------ - C. -*_. __ I secutive quarterly dividend her. .. I -i 1 - _.- ~_ _____- ; . I , .. mw . I . -.- Bull Market Negative News Story ec -ri it ;rj- , , ' __ __- - __ --- __ V - 1 IA ---- -- _____ - __________ ( Matching table settings of leIsure-time company a Richard B. Howard has been appointed director of marketing for Seq World of Florida by Edmund C. Bunker, vice president and general manager of the new attraction. The $20 million park In Orlando, Florida, one of three owned by Sean Wor ld , Inc is scheduled toopen in D ent - _-- I 1 - colorful contemporary decor. year Fisher-Pnice Play Family Village intl w ith 3) ,h, :-' inIt ., vi •U 111 ARFV91~_S.m - __ . and add to the bright and sImious appearance of the inte rior, which features a Sea World Marketing Director I - . - ----- -Z _-____-__ or 5Ø1( of record November 16. It wil with major business interests In broadcasting, C&a bottling , automatic voiding and enter ta inmen t. 7/ I . llilii,ll,,,, on's economic growth," he Wometco EnterpriJes, Inc., is $ ____ 1 _J * 1 166 - Q _ included r "1 - .11 ;~_, I ____________ = I 11 - 0 fiekil'' teeth clean.. - - ' r I - - !T_ I - - - ~ . another customers have a choice of using the elevator or 1, , Power I Free Transfer of Fuyids from and the fifty-ninth consecutive quarterly dividend paid since Wornetco first became a public company in April, 1959. Founded In IM, Wometco has been paying a dividend every continuedearnlngsgrowthinl974tnsplteofsomepredic- - ..L. r - 1 - 522 IU JX;A " county must allow a four . - - anticipate a strung fourth quarter. _. - __7 I ,# _____ or - - _= - - -___ - ~___~;_~_ - __ - I - The dividend declaration marks the fifteenth increasc _________J I II 11 -- r . 111110-_- -~__. . -_W, ----__ --low - r-M-1. _- - - many outstanding new fashion trends not generally available for about a month. A An element of uncertainty is world of business, with a The Wometco Enterprises, Inc., Board of Directors for the second time this year raised the company's quarterly interior dessqn Opens to over 4 feet - *A-b character of the market has on Clas -. 6z, -.II-I k changed dramatically, as a bull pears to E. F. Hutton & Co. cash dividend to 125 cents on Class "A" stock and 46 cents 17, 1973, to s record Dec 3, :973 Previously the dividend was 12 cents on 66 I Compound,yed Daily finterest " ' ______ iI I it. and thie ---•- - Big Jim Rescue Rig - Has boom basket ____________ _______ tools. Talking Communications Center, and foln, .Q ____ __- _~__17- - __ --_1 Ad,filh- "(11111 fl, -,V 4 - - I MIA r~ I 1 =-_ =~~_ __ - IN 1 , iI . 10 __ - - . - 77 .2 Real Estate Tax bills will be a ; . . __ __________________________ hundred and fifty systems. Sensormatic Is headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, 4.~ I R .. company'shistory, and Sensormatic hasabacog of tour Wometco Raises Dividend . I - - -r .. lows on the Dow Jones. The 0 - JORDAN MARSH IN ALTAMONTE MALL Official o pening Friday. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberr &- Advance deliveries have enabled the new store to feature introduced Into the gerrall) . The Ins Seminole County - -. __-_~._ B;II La. e T- - I I L_ !~4 'J L-3 , - ... lIggel ___ -t _______________ Iffikile 91 County 5. ' I Smyrna Beach I -; - Griffiths, New - - - -_ .1 -- - _ II for anti-shoplif ting devices In August were the largest In the here and L)dla J KM&~ _- L unsettled the excess water loss die to market for several hours. before evaporation, according to it went to the upside with fury. Questrion Research Corp. a Quotong from the Schwab re. Moore, Leonard & Lynch port "Only four months ago, subsidiary. Armin just in any of these news ev ents would troduced a new disposable ha'.e sent the market to new medical exammatlon glove I r, I - - 101 per cent Net ea rn ings amo un ted to $147,000, or seven cents per conunon'ahare, compared toalosaofl2l6,000,or l2 cents per share, for the corresponding period In 1972 Inc luded In earnings for the first quarter of 1973 is a $72,000 credit resulting from the use of. tax loss carry.l'orward CoHn N Jones, Sensormatic president said that orders of _______________________________________ ____ __ ~ - Newborn Sab Tender Lov. looks md feels like a real baby Likes to take a bath 1.1 ____ proceeded from there to the where conventional surfac day's highs. Spiro Agnew's irrigation techniques result in Sensorrnatic Revenue Doubles - - , for the first qnarter ended Aug. 31, 1973, of $1,386,700 compared with $690,000 for the li ke period last year, an in crease - . I dfld 1 is Priscilla Sensormatic Electronics Corporation reported rcve.ue3 ,-" "k-. V tUI.II_ r Northrup, personnel manager. bull market. Thus, states the Co.... Charles Schwab & Co. publication, Investment IndicaMn-Jn Corp. has a new tor& the ou tbreak of war be- product called Tric k-L-Pi pe th tween the Arabs and the Iinnlpilotplantstudythatcould Israelis sent the market down result In a 50 per cent water only for an hour or so and It savings iii hot arid regions recently reported earnings of $778,445 or $28 per share for the nine month period endel S!pt. 30, 1973, on revenues of $1,558,408. - G -- The Board of Directors of Poe & Associates, Inc. (OTC) declared a special cash dividend of $.05 per share to shareholders of recor d Nov 15, 1973, payable Nov 33, 1973. I - - - ''' I . rv ...i ii rt iilVlueflu IS D ec lared Upon payment of the cash dividend in November, u cnpany will have paid a total of 1.20 per share to its shareholders thus far En fL,cal 1973. 0 ~ I I P #1 f,* ; ,.'- -j ' Spec i al • '--- - rT-.-- 988 - - - / was named President and Chief Operating Officer. Harold W. Taylor will continue to serve as Vice President-Firtance and Secretary, and Alice E. Slerinan as Treasurer. Scottys, Inc. currently operates 43 stores and four Bargain Bulldlrg Supplies outlet. of - - Nu'. 6Xi Epsilon Zeta Chapter BetaSigma Phi meetlng,8p.m. Gospel Si Sing n 7:30 p.m. 617 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando. Sanford Civic Senior Citizens tour to Ponce d Friday ill charter of available. merly Chairman and President, will continue to serve as Chairman and Chief Exe"utive Officer Ray H Cooney, formerly Executi ve Vice President and General Manager, 71 . - lie tJ.*1UHt&Lfr 1U1U -- t --- - 0 g, Loretta _____________________ - -- ar. a pm ft 11 i DeBary and Sanford Tourist and ShUf Fund of CROP (Committee to EnterprIse, 10 a.m. from the fleb*rd aub covered d5 Resist Oppressive Politicians). Civic Center and return 3:40 supper at 6 p.m. at the Tribunes Lighthouse Quartet, p.m. For Information call m- clubhouse on the lakefroni Coo Cooper 'Brothers and Pyle Business meeting to follow. 9148. Sisters Children under 12 free. ___________________ Sa.re.a S. Thomas L. Gilchrist Qnistopbtr L. Vivian 0 McGill Mary P Lee and girl Gladys B HaIl Mitchell Jessie James Jerry, Alta. - I ouralread . Mable Spain ____ l't. .1. .1 Mansionand Enterprise. Leave Center. Nov. Civic Center at 30 a.m. For The British reservatlouscall3fl-gj4sorm Casselberry Elementary 2848. PTA, 7:.0 p.m., arhool &sociaIfnUeUnitarlanHaIJ, cafetorlum, membership drive 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando at cea Tony Smith Myrna L BethaflY Nipoleon RSZTelI Esther L Cassidy }Iarol.'i C. Plttman Glenda Edwards Edwui G. Waldow - _________________ . JTJr. Henry A. Brown - TiltI tI , friendship hour, 8 p,nL, man American Society Clu bhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Samuel Black Mazie Boozer ~_ time as a consultant to Mobile Paint Company of Mobile, Z# . Alabama. The stockholders approved resolution whereby the No% - -. evening is world affaim Final preparations for Uttle Miss Lake Mary Chamber of BPW Contest also given. Bring and skit on report cards. Re- Brenda Graham. themselves on the lower level. Colonial Plaza Jordan Marsh. I II VV ' - . ______ . V Scotty's. Mr. Ziegler Is retiring from the Board to devote his llov Florida History ClassBIRTHS lanet) Senior Citizens Tour to Ponce Mr. and Mrs. David ( De Leon Springs, DeBary Sharp a &L Sanford .0 . Fi1j-y Armstrong, acquire land and funds for a meeting house. Pms-ll }j fljj Or Louise Murphy-, Albany Ga. ' V __________ A. . east entrance. Customers Motor Inn. Program for the . Winter Park Cnapter, will meet Christmas bazaar at Roiling at the Laingford Hotel, Wihter College Field Proceeds to M visors Board Commerce supper, 5 to 7 p m a prpective member. Nov. 2 Police, and 7.9 pm gospel concert Fraternal Order of Losmopolitan Associates, 'n'ran LodgF 84, gospel Lake Mary Elementary School , ted timme o . _ which facesSR 43 opens into the upper level, as does the menus as Uww offered at the will be Mrs Barbara Kasten goods alsq on sale. Joseph A. Dupuis, Deltona conefft by Ner, Life Youth Bemis ' p I I m 1. - - - :.1 - ~, Nichols is operation3nianager; Steven Dennis. credit The south entrance store, appreciation to Stanley E. Ziegler for hi3years of service to Freddie D. Green W~ ~, . J: prdtof L Jordan Marsh is mana er for general layout of the 160,000 Central Florida Other stores in square foot store and attractive and colorful displays of mer- thearea,inadditiontoOrlando, chandlse in each d epa rtment.- are located In Melbourne and Merritt Island same luncheon and dinner rneeting. The official visitor Ave. at 24th. 9 a.m. to 5. Baked meeting. 7 p.m. at the Cavaher , - __ - __ - - __ _ - Ar,:-a dignitaries ;ind other invited guestsattending special preview party Monday the were have Scott Under as a member of its Board, and extended Ray C. Pate _ . . I -_,-____---i~§_kk -,.- . - . DeBartolo Corporation of Ohio ~y il4v$ . __ V11 5 , MWOUTWAI tum.m b"4 y S ,x.. 3( ft; accepted after Jan. 3 unless a I hid I ' Altamonte Springs, the two. through Saturday. level Frank employed at the Colonial Plaza ityippirig malh being built by , J" 60 CARDS $6. Mooney said no new V V L'rida to a t hold a board and business tiorwi Christian Cliruch, Park hold their dinner business Prior Altamonte Mall store with a opening charge cWtomers have the upper level will feature the James T Hard} Sr - or- James W. Sweet expressed that the firm was fortunate to State Bank, The Pilot Club will Ethel Root Circle, Congrega- Professional Women's Club will y ____ - -- #i I._ _i~ - -,;~ - are shopper d Yn Marsh opens s as new Thursday, November 1, 1973 NOWI Nc 7 Tho Sanfo d ausiness & George J. Schmidt china, linen, glassware, and -- _-, . . - .;- I Thur.iay, 1 p.m. at Florida Lynn Scig Linda L Seals - By JANE CASSELBERRY 'r I £tI 'JUI.41JV311 sm..n.i4U1 (*111 WI Runua,c sale, sponsored by from HoUywo4 Fla. : II ri a, t in 9 *- legislative proposals will be Ll CU ____ is President of the Lakeland Chamber of P851 Uuurnian 01 mc rsoriva IA)UnCU 01 iOU. No v-. 3 .., Anthony M. Fairley Ruby J. Frwwiwo Patricia W. Schill -- It ~w Seminole Calendar Catherine G. Hill Retty J. Greene , i on= Rbb Id 0 - . -- 1. H I'11 AR Marsn Inamonte :vtaii Alt n - 0 ywo ADINUSSIONS . W _1 - 1 1 Call DW141 swon"I How" OW Tv#l,. Thwi., 04:A I at. ?4:M to Mooney said naJort) A cal Intrvatats hearingswillbeannouncedata later III . 11 Ordor Your cbed ed for Jan 10 and 24 at? p m Locations of these SANFORD CITY Manager Warren Knowles (center standing) and Utility Director Rick RiChard (pointing) supervised fire hydrant replacement Wednesday at Sanford Avenue and Rosalia Drive it turned into a six hour job for a seven man crew when a pipe split and ;-4 "llk V=r_1 Iii prat 0111~~J .1110. ljr I I ". V degat1nhave - 41 Jorua - - - - L - - delegation should notify his ouice In writing at onozi Fern Park no later than Nov. 26. A copy of proposed bills to be presented at the public hearing must be Included with the written notice to his office, . - . . . ( 1; '' ~ 0ClefNing K to be on the agenda for the 7 p.m. hearing to present _________ OCrOBER3L 1573 ____-__ --..!-~_ __ - -______-~ -_-- - __ -___ I __ ___ ----------.-. .. -. -1_Ir C I THRIFT against the proposals are heard ford. R__ - groups throughout the State o: - ~ hearing chamber, Room proposed bills are reviewed and Commission - - - - ubllc an. 24 Tb 203, at the courthouse 'in San. public comment both for and . ____ legislative I T ~_ t-. .--. County delegation. will be reserved for completing The first public hearing on unfinished business, Mooney proposed legislation for the IW4 mid. eg tive session will be held Dec. 6 In die Seminole County In delegation public hearings I4 throughout Florida's smaller - ROTARIANS wil! welcome on Monday, Nov. 5, the rnor of this Rotary District, K. R. "Pop" Popham (above) of Winter - - . ~ I Three public hearings In deem it emergency legWaUon. before the delegaiion dscusses December and January 0.11 local A deadline of Jan. 3 has been the meu=es R - to introduce then) In legislation were announced set by the de!egaUon for 50- whether today by Rep. Eugene C. mission of blUs to be heard at Tallahassee Mooney, chairman of th e the Jan 10 public hearing -, I , -.---r1 f th ior Countryside to travel __~__ - __.- ! -i : - J~ i _ I'' _ . - Mooney Announces Dates I For Delegation Hearings __ --- 1. It -- .1 Countryside Repertory Corn. pany. Through a grant from the Florida Arts Council, the State 11 V -- Offers i - . r. 973 - - ! __ - ~.~_, ~=Nl , R epertory . . - ~, I _. - __ I .I _. .I .,;--~ __ ~ ;j:~:___ -Z~ . -3 " , __ .,I 2 ~_:__ _7V%z7!__.__=___-_ ___ - __ - ~~z- - . ~F . ;~_ ___ _; -_ - ______ __ I - - _= - -_ -,----I . ~ __ ~_ : __ __ - I ~~~_ --- ~... --=--_____ .___ - t_____ - --- --- -~- - __ ~~ .~.- .-1 .- -- Thursday, Nov. - ---- -- DOWNTOWN SANFORD - - J �- 28 —The Sanford Herald _______ ________________________ --— —. — -_.___i•:__ -- t With Glll~~~) I d out-of-town Guests ? dge them t the Mines are not paid a &-flary, their out. cooperative. While saving themselves cash, they became of-pocket expenses are covered. After decad" of life and work Other ACTION organizations, a sought-after center of the experiences, Senior Citizens such as the remarkable Fostertotal community. finally acquire sufficient Grandparent program, provide An Old Peoples Yellow knowledge and achievement to stipends for involved Senior Pages Is an engaging project ii Pat be regarded as fully In- Citizens, that can serve to competent. How absurd! To Who can tell you what senior Citizens of similar Indiscard experience and organizations lurk In your terests ar.zl to provide the wlsdom,theresourcesAjnerjca community, just waiting to be community with a priceless needs most, Is a costly error. joined? Your local llbcarian resource book. It's also a dandy way to kill our may know, or call your favorite elderly, by sentencing themi to radio sUition or newspaper. If lives (?) of boredom and none of the above can answer quality of your community's cannedforincoznpetence')call life: make full use of your your State Office on Aging C ...,, I all in the pa3t year or se. Watergate has watered down 7irwo .SVP, R Senior CiUms your faith In Uncle, set up a ALL MAKES AND MODELS AT tired of shuffle-boted (which program of your they never played anyway), does your community need the can become itaUy irnoheti in advice and help of its elders' museums social agencies Career counseling in FANTASTIC SAVIN1C Now On Sale For -- - Elders with a flair can take YOUR ON STORE South of Sanford Plaza ACTOS from Volkswagen QS Lounge / 4 A 1 OD $159 • Piece 70 WaderSuIt $225 SEMINOLE SURPLUS OPEN MON THRUSAT,8AM 6PM SANFORD, FLA PH -5918 Bit W. 3rd (NEXT TO B. EDWARDS BLORS. SUPPLIES) M7 IVM : ' - - - major ( - . 11 A (305) 831-0099 I 17 South'''i, 7.9 2 One Mile North of Hwy. 436 _______ • 19 c- 1 L':; X,r '-c' V iKj,1 •g3t.J; Make Vour Own Deal0? S VM s Up To $185'10 M _ Choose Any 3 (Rectever, Turntable & 2 Speakers) ______________ ___ • CASSELBERRY (Ito r), President Edward Moore welcomes speaker Col. William Hague as program chairman Richard Keay looks on (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) .. '6 __ Formerly ci P es GUESTSPEAKER AT 111-12 CLUB LUNCHEON credit cards —_EXXON—PHILLIPS6e—AMERICANOIL—MASTER CHARGE __ goo • l - VERY SOFA AN SECTIONAL RE UCE URING STERCHI'FS GIGANTIC • - i - ' Al = __________ -- AMERICAN EXPRESS—DINERSCLUB—CARTABLANC--BANKAMERICARD __ BUSH HOG 2 Wheel 8' , — ( 4"* M. ILA ISM ____ i-v'' 'i t. SH ORE duck cover with shoulder strop. Pistol Belt 1 f \ - ____ ________________ _____ ____ - 6 A.M. to 10 —We accept 8 TWO members of RSVP pangs, started a food buying ____ - - + oil I 0C .. ' _______________ Restaurant MOTELS J i i A.M.-2 A.M. DAYS AWEEK SANFORD PLAZA OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY TIL9 P.M. ifto"I nest info one Compact unit. Jur. ON HWY 17-92 AND POOL SIDE VIEW TheSpor tsS ho for the elderly from the rest of overwhereyuuthhasbegun! In socie ty, for youth from its one town, a f ew Senior Citizens, tiredof good prlces and tiunger Past. Rugged set for hunters and campers, 6will to withstand rough treatment. All only 11.65 0"71" - ENJOY YOUR MEAL AS WELL AS THE LAKE fcK Thanksgiv- & )1 $498 stlel Nossles i~ House, Elkcam Park these youngsters In the Published uy the Union photography divi sio n. Those ..-Ji Pacific Company. it is an interestpfl m i y contact erology film that can be en.. presiaent of Ole Club. f Irk- ONLY screw on School - Can ci of the Deltona Camera Club, at would entail devoting one hour 7:45 p.m. in the 11ttle Red a month per instructor to teach y - _____ • CARTRIDGES IN WOODEN DISPLAY CASES. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS. WE REPAIR GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE WE BUY, SELL, TRADE OR LAYAWAY SEE JIM OR JOF .-- I- 5 PC* "PALCO" COOK SET Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thiu Saturdays - 'b - can mean the end of isolation— 1, 1973-3B Happy Hour Daily-Free hors doeuvres Christmas COLT SINGLE ACTION HAND GUNS 357 MAG AND LONG - gol. Jerry -s-. Nf I ,y 4-I1 Club spoke to the club members asking for volunteer DELTONA A motion instructors to teach the fun. picture, "Wild Shore, will be damentals of photography, to featured at the Nov, 6 meeting, the 4-11 Club members. It tAIII rt WI LD — - S !) wine Equally important, such In. children's museum --*J------ ~s - urgently needed and welcome back I - Treat t hem to a de lic ious lunc h or wine, dine, and entertain them at our restaurant or our cocktail lounge G caii e (set up an informal retarded and blind, IiNwies, seminar service), teacher day can centes—places where assistants In elementary their life exnence and need schools (what I would have - - L GIFT CERTIFICATES THE SPORTS SHOP IS DOING IT AGAINI m— GuesJ One - Day 1 RSVP . (Sounds "in v iting" wnhaso RSVP already!) Nearly 600 W~r_- 1yogarn, pull yourself up t)y Retired Senior Volunteer your sandal-straps, apply to ____ Program—groups have ACTION for funds, and get a flowered cross-country,alrnost program going. Or, If —. $1-.- - Senior Cititens. It's cheap but (may have slightly differerit good! nwm), located in the state capital. That bumau cm dired Uncle Sam, through his you to the nearest ACTION - Thursday, Nov. '.1 EACH tion." Irbin Gottlieb, reported and hirs. Mario Perez-Grau, Guest speaker will be Agent elected vfce president. DEBARY — The Deflary- on current legislation pending Mvi. Doris B. Schnabel, hirs. Joseph Kenner of Florida ExCommittee appointments Deltona p in Congress. Phoebe and Russell E. Swayze. tension Agency. let* Plenty of excellent rooms pool,, cocktail lounne , e.#nurant .. $ i .,. Lo % Miss Mary included Osca' Hovck, mem• Association of Retired Federal A nominating committee was joyed by all. All Interested n re-elected trs)p chairman; Steve Employes held its regular appointed to draw up a slate of camera fans" are Invited to to be presented for attend and Join the Camera n November. l ocal haPtel. Frcdeman, program chairman terprLse. Refreshments were served by At the last meeting plans ALSO re-elected were hirs. and Charles Fowler, clLipter Guest speaker was Fred IMr. and Mrs. Cliarles SlacKing. were finalized for the club's Nelson Bastedo, secretary, and supplies. Kohler, proprietor of the At the last month's meeting annual Christrnas banquet to be Mrs. Christopher Butler, treaINledical Arts Center, whose five new members voted in held at University In. -1 in surer. Mrs. Charles Ulrich, a RETIREES subject was, "Drug Interac. were Anthony G. Mathis, Mr. DeLand, on Dec. 18 at 6:30 p.m. former chapter president, was O'Leary 5 BUSH HATS 75 DFI3ARY By MARTIN PORM IWL_- - Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973 Old M'i o nds Laden 1 - The Sanford Herald DeltonamDeBaryActi0ons ——.—'—' - - •, _________ .---- i 0 0 to 1 SINCE 1088 11 ti 500 THE SOUTH 5 LARGEST QUALITY HOME FUANISHE.45 :199105 OYAMAHA 2020 $279 11 ZLyM __________________ - -- - - - - TEACHER OF THE YEAR S - - w '101" tio en. tl 7 i99 9'•1-'-' ' fourth grade teacher in her 27th year of teaching, Mrs, Snyder is with Janice Nelson, otic of her students. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) la LI'E7s . 510 310 '86 MRS LUCILLE Snyder has been named "Teacher of the Year" at ibers\ Engl is h Est a t El School tt'Scl f e ll ow faculty ' *100% oft *N0S;&yL0,VS1 ______________ M -i *vIols • °° C IRISTMAS Give Comfort and Beauty., The Best Seat In The House Will Be The One You ive MEW en. 3tere>0 U.S.A. Will Discount Your System "&4* ft en. I 20'f4"'"-` Save On Tape Players 82! RECLINE Iteg 3 Position Vinyl Cover Various Colors -1 A, .1.9 'ale 09993 Beg $69" Suffilk 95 VIEW— ' flank Americardø Master Charge FREE LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS - SINCE Now FRIDAY 7: J 0 W 9 pm I'IOQ FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322-7953 is Lay-A-Way NOW nc ma; CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS! - - THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS L9 I OPEN Mon- Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9.6 Sun. 12.5 - FURNITURE_-, Top 50 LP' s $499 3 All For $ 1199 n.~Wmt it a- e-s- itt nenneen Pr t ees,, Z1b A & -1 1 W-ft -a HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY -- �2 1 15111 1 = - 48—TheSanford Herald - Thursday, Nov. 1, 973 The Sanford Herald U.S. ______ Ap - - •.- . ORK (All) — V.1LA coal and oil Shale. More thwi fo ows acompflationotiterns half of the world's total rethat, reflected upon. may serves of coal are within the • .•- --------- condition oi the American econ. resources of oil shale - omy: saw • - ! - • ____ -...: i,-. - — :: - _------ --- j---' ________ _________________________ - . V-- - -l .. :•-.•- ________ -.*I - BILL BAKER HAS MOBILE HOMES BAKER BILL Sanford recently Volkswagen in became one of the 400 homes. Open Road is one dealerships across the of the largest mobile th e country, a Choice of 46 different models. home manufacturers in nation to carry the Open Road line of mobile - and offers -. h- Personal Finance ditions to the energy supply will and geoappear that way. Government thermal sources in the l99(, a nd industry researchers saw and that nuclear fusion "could the problem developing a dee- possibly supply energy In ade ago, but almost no coordi. definitely for a substantial part nate effort as made to face it of the world's population " ZB[tIC with 1000. The answer, according to ti, _________ __ ___ was not rising sufficiently to take care of demand. I n I.' _______ • - -•-- j) P-0Ly E S TEIt I ' DOUBLE -- -- —- NoCharqeForOt-Sirvj5 Open Th urs. Nights By Appointment 2017 S. French Ave. Ph. 3234650 Sanford • T' ir' .. . • --- - . . -- - • 4 ____ - . - •J .-,-•.. •' . - - • o I 45" 1000,; COTTON FLANNEL Reg. 5! 50 I 72" Wide IReg. — DENIM L i Ds 5 FOR nriiu irn ii $ 1 11 Paris, 'avs. $5,000 minimum deposit v 30..month maturity 6.1901% effective yield be paid at the paysbeok rate with a penalty of 90 day% interest A The World Almanac The National Aeronau- 55')('l(lOfl IS re'ret'nta(ive ()t the U S the FAt IVs So Easy To Be--- - i it'1 r -.r 0 11 I.5S VELVET $ YD 45"-54" SLEEPWEAR 114119. $1.291 ON BOILTS $1 00 2 Rag. $2.99 YD. KNITS Reg. 999 NYLON FLEECE YDS. 3FOR I I 00 I $149 ICORDUROY Rog. $1.33 YD. txittte CHALL YDS. FOR Reg. $2.29 MG 100 Tabs YD. MOBY DICK PRINTS 0" Wide %Mi Machine Wash £ YD their equilmient between various parV Stops in Hong FABRIC CE . techniques and common stocks o tions .Qmited - n wi 0 I 1 _ EA I SO — fr a Nag en" - I Carriers famous centr r1 Air Conditioning System quality built to give 'ou (I finest cooling at low. tc OF -- I W-1=3 - '- 'ALE ------ r -------- SANFORD .OViEDO • 10NGW000 • WINTER PARK ORANGE CITY • Table - 4 chairs - china (table 42" • extends to 78" china 46" - 160" D.78" H ) -' Willingness and ability to risk are the essence of the game also to Witter who believes that people should become investors only after they have provided for the basic security of their families. "The fiit thing Iwould ask a young married man with children," Witter states, "is how much Insurance he has. About 90 per cent of the time, you find that they are derinsurM" How much insurance Is critical: flow much risk Is he willing to take on, how much profit does he want? ll.tawt In Ihi monthly Standard and Poor's Stock Guide on the basis of their track records over 1, 5, 10 and 20 years, in rising and falling markets. They are also listed according to buyer objectives safe, relatively (safe, speculative and volatility (ups and downs) of the funds. But with mutual funds, as Dav"Lv wool it, all ef th' work Is done for the Investor by the fund and he gets no experience the fascination of In knowledgeable, profitable Ui,Ii,,il I nn,I e .,. nrii u.n... 4 - 4jUIJ4JI Come in and see our fine selection of dining room sets Including many styles, sizes and prices to fit your needs. I CENTURY PtAIA Juui,wU RIK 0r 3AN,0RD, INC. 100 N MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322-8321 I deere , FURNITURE , INC. cm Sanford's finest ' Highway 46 (West 1st St.) 1 Mi. East of 14 Sanford Free P rofessional interior Decorating Revolving Charge - Free Delivery Open 10.6 Daily—Fri. till Phone 305-123.0230 Investment . 0! VICKS J - IRON - - - - 0 L[Rj DAYTIME 30 1 LIST 6 -,)&fl TAB - - 61 ) TINE 8 Track WARING SHOOTER CAR TAPE I BLENDER PLA YER J 14 Speed ( PAMPERS Tape • fO 88 1788 Type List 25.00 Automatic REG 55 - FLEET , - ENEMA 3 3C r - TEGRIN MEDICATEC SHAMPOO 12 oz. Tube ! ° - 9 — WELLA KOLESTRAL - DISTILLED 1.9 WATER 01. 2,4 les Reg. 6Sc 16 Tabs A 7c Z7c, ASPIRIN 'Mo, 97 •1 L131 LKIN MOUTH WASH 53C Li I HOT LATHER 0 MACHINE st i t1b0 88 12 List -- MYLANTA-11 OSTER JUICER List 77 19.00 57 1 12 oz. Liqu id BAYER 78 SCHICK RECORD PLAYERS - 12 G.E. WILDCAT - —REC. PLAY- 4488 11811, 300 MFG List 22.50 GELUSIL I V Tabs A17c - A W CORICIDIN Tube Gallon TOASTMASTER. OVEN BROILER' Liquid SOMINEX List - - Wilier says he would ask a man how much money his family would need and for how long, if he should drop dead y tomorrow. Small Investors— the person Davntz with $500 to 11,000 pu'wb uui, i&.iiv Uv .J,UUi1 iit stocks or mutual funds, or a combination of both. And here again the question of the buyers's objectives are Reg. $1194 operating cost. CP LI 2 .25 enough? - VAPORIZER 9 oz. List WITH j-- ARE734 KAZ •' - FIRST ONEAIDAY The smaller the size of the investor 's pot of money, the narrower the fan of cards from which he can draw to play. The name of the game may be profit Bu( profit is but one side of a coin named risk, Davatz says, and cautions that the name of the other aide is loss. Also available in wheat and antique white finish 420 CAMERA SI - 4777 POLAROID III lartilk _ CAMERAS C partnerships and ayuuiCaiiOfls, land combinations of all these things in which a man rnay The Oriental subtley of Registry is perfectly scaled to look important - and to look right In close quarters. Bamboo motifs, mitered cane, recessed custom hardware and decorative metal caps and finials present design distinction that's a real asset when a "dining room" is almost always on view. And table tops are laminated plastic - mmenseIy practical desphe their rich lock of parquet f r u I twcod - POLAROID WIPE & DIPE municipal bonds preferred PINECREST CENTER HWY. 1742, SANFORD PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV TO NOV OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6-CLOSED SUNDAY 36 VA SELINE and Instruments used remain the same. For the large investor, says Witter, the whole panoply of possibilities is open like a fan of cards from which he can choose guvernment bonds, Treasury poration and - 3 1 While the size of Investable surns differs with each Investr, thenameof the game is making money. Under this goal, the amounts being mere numbers, $1 ' Fl 500 knowethnot1 gettethnot—most 45" WIDEWALE 45" 100'-, ACRYLIC (lock landing ship USS Thomaston. While deployed he participated In landing exercises,conduc-tedbeach5ur.cys and transported U.S. Marines I 71 of the time anyway. -. 54" WId* Machine Wash And Dry - I I 45'0-64" FASHION D. I i 00 F C Tabs in favor of seven straight times and says the odds on seven coming up the eigh th time are exactly the same as if he had not thrown any. Although Jimmy the Greek might possibly have some additional ftughts on the matter, Davatz' point is pure: be who knows, gets; he who ' . 4511 SPORTSWEAR 4511 BRUSHED h, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain Italy Switzerland and th United States, with headquarters in - - the investor. He illustrates the point with a stm-A0 Great Britain, 40 Playing the stock market Is not really like gambling, says J -1 Davatz. Gambling is i i upon a fixed set of odds. investing differs in that ____rrii By ctillficate 1 knowledge on the part of the Registry records. It was formed in 1905 by representatives from 01. '°' V The Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAIi is the certifying agency for world aviation and space 6 "risk." ________ • ________________ . - - Stockbrokers almost never use the term "bet" They prefer to say "invest" and some ti mes I WK i '' ' .. WORMALMWC "i ,••• ••••• 1ast in, first out.** means you situation of the company... month deployment to the assume that the last piec~ of (merely) the method off're- Wc.SLrn Pacific on board the porting profi ts,** rnerchant1i put on the shelves Is the first one you Pure magic. nt just imtake off and sell. (The alter- ainative arstPmetic; more native method i s FI1-O. or like pure magic. asyoucanbecomfort.ablewith. _~ _ -r ______ stands for change the true economic horneport her: after a seven- Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines C O LD MEDICINE - Bernard Baruch: "Sell to the _________ - cost vou AGENCY -. risks. "The higher the risk, the greater th e possible reward," li.it itkr qwik point, means bet only as much I _________________________________ ____ 1 AT 27th ST. AND HW' sleeping point," which, tran- Ei- I PINECREST SM ticular circumstances of the buyer and, more Importantly, how he or she feels about taking l S SUN TRAVER the advice they would give would depend upon the par- ___________ - 'V amount you have to Invest. Basically, both brokers say U _____ lit; Men In S — ' i .' I _______ ______________ c.11!i 1 the National ( !flIfl fl Food and Fiber, to Ilkake a thorough 18-month study of the oadest aspects. - ) H. Davatz of Davis, Skaggs & Co., depends more upon the individual than upon th e broker, the market or the - increasing, and that people the world over were improving their diets, the supply of food - DOLPHIq UI • IV tUli$r rn.e Pr.k.r# vn,o u &uus of Dean Witter & Co. and Larry . J110,6 work? knew that while population onthebuying endolan inflacolnetaes. ByCarlionSmith "first in,Iirstout.") member along with topflight tionai-v spiral. A knowledge of how UFO Whether first istirst,erlast It's heartening to learn that aeribusiness economists from Rut when you're a seller -. works can be quite instrucis fsst, can make quite a • there are at least a few eflecA well, that's 'quite a different live to consumers who keep difference, as we shall now the academ ic woriu, farm leadlive defenses against infla- story. There is LIF'O, for exwondering how prices ers, other food processors, food S4C. (ton ample a magical device keep leaping upward like retailers, and consumer rtpre You sell 'ud.ets. On Jan I Not if you re merely a con- which the merchant or kangaroos. despire price vmi 100 on had the shelves. sentatives. sumer, we hasten to add. manufacturer can use to freezes. price controL, cost of They cost ou $I each But There isn't a great deal you mike his profits look lower, "Among other findings, our living councils and the like, there's inhiation. In March commission concluded that can do to present infl a tion That of course can justifyOn' th e of the Big Eight na ou bought another 50 at $120 trend from gnawing, the corners off price Increases, and at the tional accounting firms i wor ld d e woe ems ma was ou nd t -c- each. and in June another 50 your &')r b!is, when you're same time result in lower in ntiv recommended that its at pacing supply and would conclients consider using LIFt) tinue to do so unless massive Yo u are seliing your steps were taken to achieve which is a Inethoil of v.11u. widgets for $2 each. and by ing inventories, "in a lwri ol rising prim, since it ini4v ead of June, you VC ~Ajiil I tvhich "What happened as a result? cn'as cost of sales (on In eff ect, paper) and, therefore. 100 widgets did you seli -True or false: The United 9f reduces profits" - again. ilist on pa per. If you decide that you-sald States is a have-110i nation in Thus i company 1a) can tile 104) voij had in January r egard to V (those that show that its prof False. The just-published "U.S. Fall of 1973 the cost $100 l'rolil $100 lo that it needs a price in Industrial Outlook 1974," a aJ,4- and L) bf Commerce D epartmen t ltrJrtiti) But if sou 'old those Nov 17 to 19—Butfalo Bills profits, it i:5S inpublica tion, might bolster your bought - March and Nov. 20 to 22-Dallas Cowboys come tax. June (Add $67 supplement for Dallas Not making less rofit. they cost you $135. Profit: confidence: 25 Due to Holiday midweek air fare) "It is rewsuring that this Only reporting less. 9s the oniv $65. Dec. 7 to 9-13affirnore Colts acciounting firms explain.,;7 "Of county has almost unlimited T hu ,, y o course, using LIFO doei .. not the magic word "LIFO anda energy potential In the form of c )anle the true economic Perperson to fold blessing e nsues. You situation merely changes the niethod pay tax on a profit of only $65, j hasis 2 in a rooni of reportinT,profits on sales." noi $100, And vou ca n take You fir, such sleight-nf- 4your books to it.e Cnst of LivPACKAGE INCLUDIFS hand difficult to understand7 ing Council and1sob: -See how IRound Trip air fare It's, not, at all. Let's say little money I'm mak ing.' ou ye so ld a certain amount need a price increase or rn Accommodaftor,s for 2 nights Service of merchandi-w and want the children will starve." #Transfers & Ticket to game fi gure *Continental breakfast SAN DIEGO-Navy Fire YOU have, of COUi-S4, the That Wpend ° c'ourse, on ControlTbnjcjan Third Class 1 10w- much the merchandi" same artiount of nioney in the - and (fiat, in turn. till eitherway, LIFOor FIF0 James A.' Cook, son of Mr. and end on which shelf As the accountants remin~ Mrs. James H. Cook of Route 1, us. using LIF0 "does riot Longwood, returned to his it off JO Will' What do you do if you have somewhere between $500 and $50,000 and you want to put it to ' UtilcIals observed: "In l95, President Johnson appointed a 30-man panel, Camoutlaged profits hurt consumer door By PAUL MAPES Copley New, Service lt adds that "large-scale" a d- Speaking at the Columbia Graduate School cf Business a f ew days ado. C.W. Cook, chairman of General Foods Corp., - - didn't ing officials, although ltmight come from solar _____ ________ - - On You of erupt In the Faces of unsspcct j ; -. are roughly equal magnitude." shortage —The fuel -- Depends , ., Y • - . Investing Insight Economic G.E. PORTABLE 'do 6 ii 1 -.\il - Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973-5B �. fl 1. S A.t.. - 68—The Sanford Herald - . SLW *- 4 ——- - -_-- -_ - - —- - n - - - - - -p n - . r Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973 DeBary Clu b Ho St FFGC For _______ _____________ __---- r I - - IUOII!UIU w _ __ - -- _- "..., 4 -. I Vigilant 47 l " High i ' ______ k r S% - .a S g hts TV Ti fl n_. .. Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973-78 The Sanford Herald fu , " - --- -. _____ hAti-ET I 4 - a Anwir to Pr5vioui Puzzle I ________ ' n Previews nic THE WALITONS SHOW A salute to burlesque is pr essed college professor who decides he'll go after the . ..1 IIhIELT Annual L. Conference DewtA6h. prr "The Braggart" The Waltons help"d along by guest ap- suddenly finds potential riches ou tla w's fa ther, who heads the ~ __ It , . %. . gang. Caine, befriended by the -1 -,X . 1: Draft 53 Greed have an unwelcome guest, a pearances of Robert Goulet and tossed literally Into his hands, #, :. i111t, It . , Iiljnitof 0 S4Ovun, . -na goes after drug new hero, decides to go along to ByFANNrrEEDWARDS young baseball prospect with a his wife, Carol Lawrence, and When Tom Mrs. J . B. Threlkeld, high the community to stop Uttering, re%lt2ncr # 4 , 56 English riser Bob pushers, they the goods, protect him, and 5000 it Li1 L black co mic Slappy White. Herald Correspondent big ego to match a ta lent a 57Skelelunprt school gardners' committee; She introduced the young I -. I4Too So 11.1rilic pareniiy good enough to get a and Carol duet on "Wanting pounds of uncut heroin, out of becomes a confrontation betMrs. E.H. Duff II, roadside and mascot, "Oscar," a decorated, !('hurchsc: ;-.lStrtam jr lvrmf it professional contract. Iloble You" and Bob also sings their car. The eudcator Finds it, wren hero and the outlaw, who DEBARY-A record at- recreation; Mrs. Arlie Hopkins big beaded, garbage can, under 9Nauiicalierni 4OCOOkUI form' S9Pohrse,ian . .1 % ' , T iere IS a riiie .. 10 Emplo y er I Glucide utensil tendance of 238 Garden Club of world gardening and Mrs. which, when unmasked, was Shank moves in uninvited - "Maybe This Time" and "Quiet decides to try to sell it to relieve was on his way to get his it Electrified 17 Was obsersed 60 hardens '114 41 (;rk kilir with the Vvaltons until the Room." Carol does a dance his money problems. Toma revenge for his son's death. members and guests attended Durand, garden centers and Mrs. Larry Richardson. .. particles IR Expedite 13 kingly 6) Chemical salt to disobey parents 19 Auricle Stair parts the Annual Fall Conference of libraries committee. All women major-league scout arrives. To number with men from the poses as the go-between. 62Lttt,rs 44 Clutters 10-11 NBC NBC FOLLIES A delicious luncheon was ' 21 Froztn satcr fl savory meat 8-to-conclusion PBS SENATE her audience, which is part of everyone's curprlse, he shows the Florida Federation of reported on their respective served to the largest audiexe mmy Davis gets the new Sa ____ DOV'\ 2i Procurator of 4 Cry of jelly WATER HEARINGS Full tape then nightclub routine. By Abigail Van Burori enough Judea ' Garden Clubs Inc., (FFGC), committees and the work being that had ever attended a talent to be signed, Rib i 24 'if sound billing, as his own show star bacchanjl. I Brilliant. of today's testimony In '•\, . 24 Coarse hominy 46 Aromatic Large ice colored fish District VI, In DeBary Corn- accomplished by them, CIkas Tn5.-N. Y. s,... i.e. too much 1mW self-assuredness to now. Sandy Duncan, Jim district conference In this 25 Grerk theaters mass plant !,Mou rning 8-9 ABC TOMA "The Cain Washington will be shown. munity Center, Oct. 26, wi th the spoil everyth ing. District officers present, In district. Nabors and Richard Crenna 26 Close to Iikrabian gull 47 fabric Homan date DEAR ABBY: I'm going to have to disagree with you .1;9-11:15 CBS CBS THURSDAY join Sammy and the other 27 Girl's name Connection" Michael Tolan It Winglike part 49 Ruminant 3 John '(;er' DeBary Garden Club as the addition to the director, were After the district director on this one. Obedience to one's parents is not the highest I. . . ___ 4tpart 29 Yield soI:ntice Dislin host club. 8-9 THE FLIP WILSON guest stars as a financially NIGHT MOVIES "BullItt" t! Mrs. David F. Gary, assistant reported, the state president -. .1.. . regular, Mickey Rooney, along ii' Inieno Mill times and g reatest good, not even for a 13-year-old. S Dising birds $ I Italian city _____________________________________________________________________ Steve McQueen is starred as a wi J The all-day Conference, wi th director; Mrs. Will Heisler, presented citations to the Light bro n th a balancing act, and 6 Esrlamation, 31 Ceremony 52 Hardy tlrruin,' Anyone, even a child, is morally obligated to disobey . rough-cut, antiestablishment acrobatic dancers. Sandy sings 35 Philippine 7 Cjr.idiin lot 32 Pleased $s Ea rth Mrs. James Wallin of Osteen, secretary and Mrs. Ante district director and many authority when authority demands something that violates 34Wurkhops .r;gine intinc form. San Francisco detective "I Wanna Be Loved" and first vice-president of the Hopkins, parliamentarian, district chairmen for their the conscience. This principle was brought home to me ' Earth Needs e lieutenant who is assigned to Nabors does "Cuando Caliente r r r' ' r ' J6 (1 DeBary Garden Club, as 8 10 11 District chairmen called upon exceptionally outstanding work my eldest daughter when she was seven, upon her hearing guard a mobster-turned state's ci Sol." general chairman, and Mrs. to report by the director were this year and said that their LIII EI CONTROL OSCAR the story of Abraham and Isaac for th e first time. "It's 12 evidence. The hood Is gunned 13 Donald Middleton, nast Mrs. Franklin Jones, awards, names would appear In her Too 10-11 ABC STREETS OF SAN . . Mrs. Elfrieda Kebalka, FFGC Litter Control Chm., left, presents wrong to kill," decla red my precocious moralist, "and you __________ down In a hotel room. McQueen president as co-chairman, Mrs. J.D. Tate, corsage; Mrs. prnideins book at the close of death out of the FRANCISCO "No Bade for should never do what you know is wrong, even If God tells M rs. Larry Richardson as mascot "Oscar. " NEW YORK AP ir' If man Give the children of China all keeps the 16 began at 8:45 a.m. with Alan K. Howell, continuing the year. _______________________ eBenjy" When a black tinyou to." By the same principle, it is similarly wrong to — can go to the moon, why can't the oatmeal that American kids papers while he goes alter th registration and a coffee hour. education; Mrs. James H. Mrs. Williams announced dercover man Is gunned down, refrain from doing good because one has been forbidden to 18 we 19 refuse to eat. killers, and the men behind an At 10 a.m. the conference was Glider, environmental tm. that all members were invited investigation Into a dolt. Catch a cab on a rainy day. Come up with a machine that them-all the way up to a cidk1 to order by Mrs. prOem'rt: Mrs. Janes L. to attend a tree d1ieaI irtjnn iiffers a an'.c friend, if she Is siiffickntly courd -otL hotdd Spread snowfalls thrnuiThout will caut.' all boring televis i on [)olticll)' uavc luLert u utus L. 't11iiis Jr., Waiho, garticii thtrapy; Mrs. ceremony on the grounds of t.Lc &.--------.----.-- . gith.irk serious The tin. tell her mother ___ that she reg.rcts the necessity of bing WV V USC MU3 tdJ1 UUIIU U commercials w seuuestruct r -. ________ Vaughn. Jacqueline Bisset It Director of District VI. Arthur Peterson, horticulture; DeBary Mansion. The DeBary conscious Informer has to be _____________________________ disobedient, but that she cannot conscien be tiously obedient %t snowman on the Fourth of after they have been given. 100 plays Bullitt's girl friend. The Invocation was given by the Mrs. J.B. Threlkeld Jr., In. Garden Club presen ted th is JimO in this Instance, She should then offer to accept w ha tever protected In the hospital, while I July? times. car chases are something Rev. Lewis W. Bullard, of First termediate and High school tree, the re, in honor of the state reasonable pinishment the mother may care to impose, Stone and Keller try to peice Fix ciIlda-en's jaws so their ,o _' loq Fire all the world's atomic special, if you crave that kind of together the shreds. They also Jim Jim. Presbyterian Church of gardeners; Mrs. Richard D. president. and then endure the punishment with as much courtesy and tee th don't have to be straightexcitement. bombs at some far off star DeBary. nature stoicism as she can muster. ened by an expensive orthoa . . . AMR.-HOME 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE "The face the wrath of the victim's r and ne"er build any more ever. Allegiance was led by Mrs. W.E. Farney, Landscape critics TREE DEDICATION The kind of obe di ence you a'Ivocat.e for Susan's friend daughter who doesn't think ./•'. ... -. dontist after the second set . Helping Hand" Chief Ironslde is Herman Packard. council, Mrs harry C Durand, Is qua li tatively the same as enough Is 'ing done for her at of the Nazis who were th comes In. JIIIJEW~_!-ZHNNER 7 out to crack a ring that ,_____I 11I ",.nIt .sSsn,i... ...L ak..... .11t — YT The welcome address to me mbership, Mrs. A.C. Frank, .. VL#vJ1115 viuvi At 3 p.m. the dedication Ii*'n U7 dU5LIICIU JCWS. IOC father because he's black. Make all husbands de pe nd. 1t would mane aim present wets smuggles Mexican girls . .7 ' DeBary was given by Mrs nature study and conseratlon ceremonies o1a tree, in honor of E matter involved is not so serious as m urder, that's all. -I o bsolete, as the more you ate, able. mc ; Al be rta Co), president of the and Mrs Eugene C McKee, Mrs. Sidney R Davis, president 4b 1 . 9 FOOD FOR THOUGHT 5) 2 Make all wives interesting the leaner you'd grow. r R Ringleade is played by guestDeBary Chamber of Corn- publicity, DEAR FOOD: Your letter Is more Wit food lor of the Florida Federation of conversationalists. :star Cameron Mitchell. The 0 'V Cross-breed crabgrass with thougbt"-41's merce, and the welcome to the an intellectual banquet. Mrs Donald Rice, world Garden Clubs was held Man) Find a system Umt will beat "' case breaks nI*n when on- of so suburbanitett would roses conference was deli vered by gar den ing chairman, displa yed of thce members who had DEAR ABBY "s' husband has the women In his office . --the races and the roulette . -. - -r' MISS TERESA DIANE VOSS 57 the dom4ics unwittingly takes -........ 1. love to have the weed in their the president of the DeBary a li ttle pink piggy bank wi th the attended the all-day conferenct running errands ' over town in his 1913 limousi ne. When I . . wheels at Las Vegas. I t a job at Officer Fran Belding's law. tell him Garden Club, Mrs. Garvice N. words, "World Gardening" of District VI that day, a:- it looks bad, he says their own cars are either . , .• . 4" Pass a law giving the death 60 apartment to help at a dinner Hammond. Response to both written onit and said she had 46 tended. falling apart or their gas tanks are empty. penalty to who any storek Quit knocking mothers-In-law for Ironside. eeper '44 . www 11011 was given b, Mrs Harry C. uf them, unewr each garcien I suggested that he buy a company station wagon-and--Mn. DonaldMtddietou Jr . puts up Christmas decorations and honor them with a national '11 ' _____ vf_ 9-10 A13C KUNG FU "The _____________ Durand Jr, Past Director of club ln the district, and one for past president and co-.chairman ki~ -. put the name of his company on the door, and have the qU i before the twiligh t of Thanks- mothers-In-law day? Teresa Diane Squaw Man" A white man with District VI girls run his errands in that. He says: "I'm not letting the the director, for each chairman of the Conference, made the . \ 4 giving Day. Build a 50-lane highway to an Indian wife is ostracized by Man) VIPs of the State of to take back to their respective pr esentation Mrs Davis took f ' rzr. —" small town gossips run my business Just because they have Invent a radio that can walk nowhere for Sunday drivers the town until he kills a young poisoned your mind about how It looks." I told him I Florida Garden Club were Clubs and get it filled with the shovel and dig the first around the streets holding a who don't want to go anywhere outlaw, when the townspeople f ' 'U. present and introduced Among sil ver contribu tions from their shovel of dirt to plant the tree poisoned my own mind on the subject Meanwhile, I drive a . portable teen-ager to Its ear. J)arUCular. give him a hero's celebration, % Williain Holcombe small economy car to run whom were Mrs. Sidney H. members at each monthly She accepted the honor Lr_ hickcn .&.A. n hi- mnche nn,4 c" Da vis, president of the FFGC mee ting so they could be filled graciously and thank ed the want ao you uwix snout uui' This t'UOItR IIAIZ I DEAR POORER: I can understand your annoyance at I nc.; Mrs Homer Gwmn, first and returned to her to be used members of DeBary for their -I S S Ii . 'T')TI wafr y-T'("rr1 I tiEs 4 1IT having your husband's women employees driving his 'ii I -li vice-president; Mrs. D.R. for the needy here and in Korea kindness to her, 5T To Marry Dec. , rh nti(,,1 ntiituiiti, i A iI * limousine all over town on errands, but there's a better Villareal Jr. second vice- and for glasses for the blind and __ . 12 Others taking part In the .. ,,. Breakfast 7-11 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5-30 reason for suggesting he get a company car. It would be a 'elevision president; Mrs. E.R. Jordan, partially blind. cerethony were Mrs. Ewald B)' POLL'S' CRAMER :.. -,.L• •.--. . legitimate company expense-and save gasoline! recording secretary; and Mrs. Mrs. ElIrIeda Kebalka, litter Korth, district trees and plant— Business Men', DEAR ABBY: A mother wrote saying she was "AT W Mr. and Mrs. Cleophas J. Voss, Mullet Lake Park Road, Scott Peirsol Jr, control chairman, gave an chairman, and Mrs Augustus $ (6) Love 01 Life THURSDAY ¶' WITS END" because her 30-year-old widowed daughte r let Geneva, are announcing the engagement and approaching corresponding secretary. account of how their Titusville F. Williams Jr., District VI (9) Brady Bunch 1 Polly's Problem________ I -i!L. EVENING her housekeeping go while she did "useless" things like marriage of their daughter, Teresa Diane to William Leslie (44) Not For State chairmen present were Garden Circle had worked with director DEAR POLL'S' - My 26 x 12'foot living room has 4.7 HAPPY HOUR S~ .J,j -' 10 writing poetry, planting flowers, taking ballet lessons. And Women Only four large windows one on the north side, one at the Holcürne Ill, son of Rev, and Mrs. W. L Holcombe Jr., 802 7:00 Two Drinks For The Price Of One (2) To Tell Th. 11:55 (6) News she dragged her six-year-old son to museums and art exhib. south end and one at either side of the front door --Lcrmann Qrcle South, Longwood. £ • \\ (Irking oman Truth which faces west. I want to get new curtains and its. ("What can a six-year-,old learn from an art exhibit?" Miss Voss, the granddauther of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Senior Citizens ) Hogan's Heroes Plans AFTERNOON would like some suggestions about what to do with she asks.) Jordan, Arab, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Voss, Arab, Ala. (9) Lucy Show these two west windows that look out on to a glassedI endorse your reply in which you defended the daugh1-4 & SR 46 (33) News was burn In Winter Garden, Fa. Sanford 12:00 (2) Jeopardy DEDICATION ON DeBAR' HALL LAND in porch. Iwould like to forego the expense of curtains Banquet ten, and would like to add that (24) The my parents "dragged" Advocates me She attended Florida schools and graduated from the (6) Secret Storm on these if possible. -BLANCHE. .. .0 to r) Mrs. Ewald Korth, Mrs. Augustus F. Williams Jr., Mrs. (44) Mod Squad to concerts, museums, and art exhibitswtten i was NEWS Oviedo High School with the senior class of 1913 and Is The Sanford Senior Citizens Tuesdays of each month. 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt Sidney dler. (44) Variety News R. Davis and Mrs. Donald Middleton Jr. presently employed as secretary for the Florida Parole and - -4111 (6) Andy Griffith Club will observe their first A bag lunch and business DEAR POLLY 12:30 (2) News 111111-1111111One of my Pet Peeves is with I was awakened one night to "come we the Northern (photos by Charles Probation Commission. Edwards) (') Girls T anniversary wi th a ba nquet for meeting is held on the first restaurants that should have meals eswciall' for senior ___ (6) Search For Lights," and told of the Aurora Borealis. I saw Sousa Her fiance, the grandson of Mr. nd Mrs. Frank H. Pr-e, (13) Tomorrow Show 1j jL _ citizens. Many older people do not Tomorrow want or rnembersMonda,No, 5at the Tuesday and a covered dish cannot eat large one of his last concerts, and beard Mark Twain in his last 8:03 (2) Flip Wilson IWZ West First St., Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pew, meals. They would appreciate smaller portions of every(9) Split Second Sanford Airport Restaurant luncheon, program and game -. appearance In his native state. I was reading at the age of (6) The Wattons 1203 West 20th St, also of Sanford, was born In Sanford. thing and at a price in line with the quantity served. (13) wtic,, What, )EILj starting at 6:30 p.m. sessions are held on the third (9) Toma four, and soon af rwards te my father open ed his entire -Mfl..SP.L13. Where Game He attended local schools and is a 1973 graduate if A four piece orch estra front Tuesday. So far bingo has (24) TBA library to me, showing me how to handle books carefully1:00 (2) I Love Lucy U L; Lyrnxi High School, Longwood. He Is presently employed as DEAR POLL'S' Regarding Mary W's problem with (44) Bold Ones Seminole Junior College pro mostpopular they were precious. ) News a plasterer. 8:30 removing blood from chickens before cooking. I (13) Rock soak mine provide music during the rame with prizes awarded by (9) All My Children Abby, I bless my parents for showing me the beauty of The wedding is planned for Dec. 7,1973 at 7:30 p.m. in the 9:00 (2) Ironsides in salted water, even those that are frozen, thawed a little (13) Young And evening and Lyle Suff lend, co- the club wi th no charge for DOGWOOD CIRCLE AMARYLLIS CIItCLE the world. I continue to find life Interesting and exciting. I Longwood Cburth of the Nazarene. and frozen again and any cut up or packaged pieces are (6) Movie Restless ordinator of "Project members am 79. DELTONA The October freshened this way. Any (owl seems better when thawed in (9) Kong Fu (44) Mcvk -. Greatest," the division for Several programs have been DELTONA The Amaryllis meeting of the Dogwood Circle Three cheers for daughter! MRS. M. D. IN MISSOURI salted water which draws out the blood. I learned this from (13) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A i j senior citlims at SJC, will given and bus tows to nearby Circle of the Deltona Garden of the DelthnaGarden Ciub vms (24) Folk Rock 1970 my mother who used the method on fxuhiy killed and , , Mat :h 11*t• IS ITite letters? dressed fowl. -JOSEPHINE. (44) Movie ri Install new of ficers of the club, places of Interest arranged with Club held the October meeting held at the home of Mrs s The World GHTSA WEEK 132 Lasky Dr Dirty Hills Cii, $212, far Aby'u a,giet, 10:00 (2) NBC Follies who were elected at a receit more planned for the coming at the home of Mrs. George Raymond Phillips. Special Turns DEAR GIRLS TUES. THRU SAT. "Hew I. W,tt. Letters far AU Occasle.,." M muiier also soaked chicken in Area Activities (9) Streets Of meeting. (9) Let's Make A months. Mrs. Doris Rogers Is Fischer wi th Mrs. John Stadler feature of the day was a "hobby MARGE LANDSON salted water then dra?ued the water off, salted It a bit San Francisco Enjoy the same fine Country.Pohitan Music that you have Doal chalrrnanofthetourcomrnittee as C04)05tC33. more, covered well and left It in the refrigerator overand operates the Yum Yum I ~k LECIIE LEAGUE 11:00 (2) News exchange" among the niemenjoyed in the past by Les and Linda Varnes and Grady are a wife and hope some day to FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 2:00 (2) Days oi our Re-elected for another year and annou nces a trip to Cypress night. The salt was washed off before cooking and it tasted Fourteen members were bees. Many Interesting hobbles Tree lit Cusselberry's Buller. We have added a new bass, Bill Berkley. (9) News have children. If you are a Lives great. However, you should not reireeze chicken or meat were Mrs. M.E. (Lou) Baker, Gardens, The Great Master- present to hear Sid Porter, were display (13) Starcasl G rea ter Mall. Her store is a The Dellona group of La grandmother, if you are Ined and en joyed by (6) The Guiding that has been thawed. wed. Cook it right away. -POLLY. 1 Catfish & Hushpuppies, Mouth(44) Night Gallery CARROLL A IG HT ER'S president; Rev. Thomas piece and Bok Tower planned journalist, speak on "Th e all. favorite during a festiveoc. ll Light Iiche League will hold its terested... you are welcome. watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. 11:15 () News O'steen, vice-president and for Nov. 17. Busses will leave History of Florida." He was (9) Newlywed Game ca.slons including birthdays DEAR POLLY My brother Is a tennis buff and wanted n.eetlng on Thursday Nov. 1 at Next meeti ng of the circle For further Information food Our Specialty. 11:30 (2) Toni g ht Show Mrs. C.A. Anderson, secretary. the Civic Center at 8:30 a.m. Introduced by 2'30 (2) me Doctors a good pocket in his tennis shorts so he snipped the top off a weddings, manicsgiving :09 p.m., at the home of Mrs. about the Deltona La Leche Mrs. Ray Wid- will take place Nov. 21 at the (9) Dick Cavett wornoutpair of socks and sewed it to his shorts around (6) ihe Edge Of Christmas be cause she C.W. Hoffman was elected Reservations may be made by mer, program chairman. We Will Have Completed Our home of Mrs. Lorenzo Moody at Robert &immers, 427 North League group, contact Mrs. (44) Movie the Carroll Righter from Institute sewed snipped one. Night three sides be ing sure one edge was the treasurer. calling 3-914S. I Mrs. Addition In Mid-November. Watch stocks a wide variety of h1: (6) Movie Colorado Ave., DeLand. Walter Sellman, 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Cecil Halbert David Gocken, 574-2565, This gives him full use of socks that would have been (4) Girl In My ç Th e club was organized on A se or ll ni For OurGrandOpening Party. ci tizens are invited presidept, presided at 12:00 () Movie th unwmuai gifts e rty cards, The group will meet the first Deltona. Jr., will exhibit her Bonal and pa GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine day for you thrown away and such pockets stretch enough to hold two Life I Sept. 2, 3972 at the first general to join the club which nor, has a business meeting. Plans were 1:00 (2) Tomorrow invitaItems, and wedding Thursday of fach month. A discuss the rt to accomplish a great deal in social or tennis balls, one for playing and one for a spare. (44) Patty Duke M meeting in th e Recreation membership of o. For the past discussed for the Christmas MOVIC tions and accessories. series of four meetings will 3:00 (2) Mother World with just enough opposition "m humanitarian directions Room of Bram Towers. year lunches have been luncheon to be held on Dec. 19 mnoved from Californla to her (6) The Price Is ,liS c-ms, informally, different others to mike you (eel there is a chalknge Make long'iange SENIOR CLUB TOUR Temporary officers were arranged by Mr. and Mrs. and the Card Party of the Right WIN AT BRIDGE Fern Park home ttso and plans for the future Don't lake risks. phases of breasUeeding. Topic elect ed and later FRIDAY made per(9) General Hospital 'Bigger& Better Than E vera harry Bicking with Miss Deltona Garden Club on Jan. 11. hall years ago, and says she ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Plan to contact as many for first meeting: The South Seminole Senior Movie (13) manent for the first year. After Tony & Loube Costantino- Your Host & Hostess Bonnie Byrd chaimman of the Next meeti ng will be held on has grown to really like (a sMORNING influential people as you can but steer clear of experts who are Advantages of Breastfeeding to Citizens Club Is planning a bus (44) New ZOO Revue , meeting FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322.3108 at the Chamber of . hostess committee, _________________________ be most helpful to you. Mrs. Nov. 21 at th can e home of Mrs. demanding Friends selberry. Cooking and enterMother and Baby. Discussion trip to Ft. Lauderdale Nov. 12. ___________________ 30 (2) Return To at trick two. East takes his fs H w. 17.92 On Lake Monroe Commerce Building several Sanford 6:00 (2) Sunshine 1~ Joanna Diets is chairman of the Harrj Orton wi th Mrs. Lewis J. NORTH TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Avoid a jealous associate and taming are two things Mrs. leader will be Mrs. Dan 14. While there they will tour Peyton Place ace and considers what suit ________________________________________________ Almanac limes e group was even in projects that bring you in contact with higher-ups. Q 105 • th telephone committee which engage Landson enjoys, Bucher, co-hostess. Speaker (6) The Flintstones Vaughen. to return. He knows from the Lion Country Safari, cruise on Sunrise Jubilee ( permission to meet In the Civic keeps members aware of club will be R. U. Eilnun, County 64 not to quarrel with anyone now, Try (9) One Life To Live loves jack lead that f hing, his partner to go is All women who are interested the Paddle Wheel Queen, and 8:15 (6) Sunshine + QJ 107 21 to June 21) Ideal day to forget routines (24) Today In Center on the first and third events. (May GEMINI Fnritr -" doesn't hold the queen. "1, k'N? in nursing their bablei are enjoy dinner and ice show at the Almanac Phon 322 7502 4A 543 Legislature and get into new outlets that will liven your spiri t. Handle Therefore the automatic ROCK111116 C1111111111 I , 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun invited, as are their babies. You Sberton. Anyone Interstc1 FAST 'ES1' Bullwinkle TNIAT* correspondence and take time for studying. false-carder who Ivi,qi the (6) Summer need not be pregnant or even may contact Mrs. Frank K2 48743 4 (2) Somerset 4:00 (June 2210 July 21) Sidestep those ace is now markea with both CHILDREN MOON Semester V732 V J 10985 hac a feimly to attend. If you Stetidle, Casselberry. (6) Mery Griffin Tim Da'tLg8 king and queen and a heart who want to take you away (torn important work you have to I. To 7:00 Today (2) + A 9 3 2 + 6 4 P (9) Movie _____ ________ Exciting Things return is hopeless, lie slaps for boys & girls, infants to 6* handle today. Follow your hunches for best results. . 4 -j (6) CBS Morning 4QJ JJ 4K 1087 (24) Sesame Street -0 (I '. are down his queenof clubs a nd it hapDenjnq 11 V New4t 1.EO (July 22 to Aug 21) An associate who thinks along OUTUt)I (4) G))tn' lstand will be a not day in Januars t Ec perplexing problem with Jane Colby for a answers 11DIAN-3:$I: the nght (') Bozos Big Top modern lines has A 96 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction '7 before South makes his tt,n"e 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo / I _,N Home tic is too demanding for the righ t advice, AKQ 5:00 (13) Women's News lL4( ' notrum . Li /I (9) Mlke Douglas VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) You can incorporate a new • K 5 (24) MisteRogers Lively Layered lie might shift to a club if uaico all 1S Our I'opk%takcLi 'umberOrw ' -i Show x 4-0 k~ t 4962 Neighborhood r ~) system now that will make your work more efficient and Fashions are WfLII South had won witit the king 900 (2) Phil Donahue Green Acres -'i. profitable Show more unde rstanding for a co-workcr. Both vulnerable 'M. or queen, or he might return Flourishing for .r Show 5:15 (13) Starcasl I.JIIRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Plan to he with person you a heart on the theory that his West North East South __ rail. Make up (6) What's My Line? 5'30 (6) Green Acres make cthcis to Try today. partner had led froiii A-J'lO. iN.T really like during your spare time - " fr lT (9) Movie your own (9) Truth . Z~11~1~1 . compliments .t P ac i'. NT. (eel happier Don't he stingy with _ &'l 0 f' Tfn '- j / Large SCIN.? r 9:30 Consequences (6) Concentration . combinationsi IPas.s SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Planning imnproscmcnts to _T Local 10:00 (2) (13) DInah's Place "~ _1~ x~ '\( ::! 1c1 home or just relaxing there is fine now. Listen to one whose ________ Opening lead-?J Programming () The Jokers %, Q __________________ iudgmenl you respect Dress in good taste. ii 11..,.r. v€sur (24) Electric Company Wild WAIT .ç -' _________________________ .c us S4 (,omer Pyle SAGITTARIuS (Nov n.' I)swU;d 1u.0 UI iIOII i PROOUCTIONS U •' ____ consciousness so that you make more of your life and become 6:00 ¶6) News Acihigofa (6) The $10.000 The bidding has l*n I j F ' thinking. (13) Sound Oft There may be some bridge West Pyramid more affluent in the near future. Use poutive North East South gov.ri Our long 11 (1 J_ (24) Sesame listening carefully to ,. qiftiticj to Jan. 10) ifiaver Foinewhere who never (44) Fury One i _. CAPRICORN (Dcc 12 1• . fl Shtr.y (44) Lucy I We haven't met WIzard Of Odds alecards. j 11 :00 (2) sensuous nylon what clever peuons have to say will help you gem ahead much , ass 1, p a'. j ' - I LOLPY I il'!/4V l 6:30 (2) News him yet, but he must be there.„ ass (6) Gambit can trust Stick to experts you 3 c I' 3N.T now faster Jersey in colorful Ic' "i) i ' .,j . (6) News -_ (9 Password (Jan 21 to Feb 19) You have a fine mode of On the oilier hand there are Pass __ Z_ 44 Pass h ;W~~! AQUARIUS (9) News plenty of players who I'ass (44) l(evhlations 0 fl" 751 ' polka dots or prints 5• thinking now and can take care of problematical affairs in a Pass O5 Regular and Extrt, ter Gunn (I)) ; talsecard as a matter of 11:30 (2) Hlywood most intelligent way Be an optimist You. South, hold: (44) H''in's H'res habit. They don't recognize Squares x LAYAWAY ffCCOL Sizes :( A 2 T5 + A QJ 874 A K 65 ______ PISCES (Feb. 2010 Mar 20) Anything of importance that that there Is a real art in false' ____ __ What do you da now :' -' i Is puuling to you should be studied carefully now. Don't go carding. LR i "I i AII you have confidence in off on any tangents Be more progresive. ,low look at the South You're he or she will be hand. Wt'.it O)eflS the jack of your partner, bid seven clubs H. IF YOUR CUJL[) IS BORN TODAY set NOW 1 proeuIve individuals who can have much hearts. East follows with the His bidding bould haseguaran' one of those teed the Lit- C of hearts; either ;:, THRU at of cduCaiiOfl. reach your deuce. Th ATRI e automatic give a good ~ 40 ut success provided you SATURDAY progeny to understand others better and to be more falsecarder wins with the four clubs to the queen or fisi' be fine hem or ace. The nonfal3ecarde Wins sccuA •ss'tTUMO$ sOaO'iA1111 cooperative. A goverriment connection would diamond control and general in-__ .- - I queen. The artful to de with property, management, banking, etc. with the us 'PAT tr"st in (hr gr4nd slam. .'J whatever has .~ TVWMW'1'1I41I1TAHi i,J . =CA "The Stars impel, they do not compel.” What you make of falst'carder WflS With the TODA quEsTioN Y 'S AND BILLY THE KID" - king two1hirds of the time -- I J i' FUrts Ins aj nr,nn,l- h)jhs •W*4' fI'(l,rI*1mi (LL \ 14 4~1))[[~ \_ ,..,,i I vnur life is largely up to YOU! I' It - -. I Fall V :__i- 44 ZuiIic gn 4 Young bird ol 8-9 CBS, V ______ _ y - ____ _____ ________ . ' / - - - . - . 20 -' ___ - - c .. .._-. - .. ' - - - - a . - :1 .'- Som sar _______ 'V. — " . - - Miracles, - ________ — — — - — — - 721 '- 23 — L t3 -'- -'------- --'-'-- '' - ___________ ____ - . ______ . - _______ -' 4..,- — - .. . - . - ____ .-, -. - , _______________ - F, ....,... - i_._ t. vIIIJ _,- ' . r' ______ - - • - , -- --' • __- 1" 1 L.......i' I J I _________ ,. I - - - ', - - - " O WoS b44 4.O. fl fl ______- - '• , W _____ , . '• - 18 .' __- - ... ' .' ' r ' Voss _______ I 9I -' .' V POLLY'S POINTERS - ____ . .' , '- '. . . ' ___ ______ '''- - _____ ____________ Soak .. I !fl ft - ______ ' - -- . 7 ,: - '' -- - - - — S - -:: ____ Club 141S LUNCHEON _________________ ____ ( ) SheratmaSMIRM"d IM - '. TREE First Anniversary F. — ' - - — — - - , - - — ____ — - — jt/l.O.Q S1IZJI :tZak.Q Artful falsecards are a trick Eye Catching Layered Look - e Theast !Lf . 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I . 4anE " IILSNFV fd ,'... •,. _., .._.. - -- WAIT DISNEY -- - - -- - ' i: i, . ,, .- I ' - - i - It./'i!i'r" ll1VI•.'," I iiiii Zyfi vdia"rt Large - looki ng one our (/j t;1 - - . 2 '\ - . ______ Esc'jV1 , finest diamonds - - ' I/i. f(&t' k- 1Ii 4.;.:I ,,'Lt1te(, duvalatm fvw - "' 'L' 7'' GARR'fl - - �•-. __ • ___ • _____________________ £ ! —TheSanordHer&d Thur:day, Nov. 1,1973 L.geI Le.I Notice High Upholds Court me TALlAHASSEE, Fla (hPI States and the State of Florl. jo of marijuana and LSD uualls the last rrsnrt nd note without knocking the Florida hoi fss phskians cer submit Supreme Court has ruled, and sale of marijuana and LSD to the scalpel' Why' The 4-3 opinion Wednesday after a detective opened the un e nce se a nolocked door to his home and an- IN Inc CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Circuit Cowl 40. belongs In a classical COUNTY AND FOR SEMINOLE "So I n showed Ihad gait He suggested 1hae my gall would h your gall .,,a.....er remov.,. SALES PATTER Sara- use of mail- slon denying court ho mir i house and that David McCaIn Joined if cf be UI On and how r.ubmittksg to ANY surgery, cir pa lens suffer ____________ that isn ___________ I I a matter of life or . Dekie In too as you v5alk to the NOTICE OP SUIT agent or attorney, or the same TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 16th day of June, 1973, TuE rendered on October 26, That $ he party interested In said Action No. 73-1131.8 wherein County, Florida, October 11th. 1973. Florida." you FEOEAL NATIONAL MOR. Lawrence A. JOtICI has been filed agalr.st you and TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. Publish: Oct. 15, 25. Nov. 1. L 1973 are required to serve a copy of written defenses. if any, to it on pohbot organized and existing DEWIO9 recorded In Flat Book . P109 WITNESSmyhandgndthes4alol 5qmih County, purposes) containIng 9690 acres more or less I South Range 31 East contain'ng North 23 feet for road right of way f'Ofl rof the land NOTICUOP$HERIF"SSj&t.l NOTICC IS HEREBY Oh IfEN that for Lawrence A. Jones. the Circuit Court, In and property, H. Beckwlth, ,J. One tying hospital at the age of 80 with gactrit dttrcs.s Her ictenc tbile) tndei was a her ees didn't shosv any yellowing. up to t you , taming 1347$ acres more or less; TRACTIJ TM5t'ofthew~ Attorney for Executor oi East Churc' "reel f IPie NW Florida 32*01 DEU 164 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Laymen via a lemon ,., .,, • cc o eague as a pro essiona etiquette. Two gaf bladder cases same had hospital of the NE '., of Section CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 22, Township 21 South, Rang. si Easi; subject to road right of way; COUNTY, FLORIDA. My father refused toO K the surgery ab"tted by my secret r s East Subject to road right of way containing 14i32 acres moreor less; TRACT 92: Tb, N t a of the NE 14 CT 103: The W 'i', of Phi NW in Fe: The Pe$tioneI roy surgica Section 73 all an Seminole County FlorIda unknown Las? Known Reslience ReSI-nCe named Petitioner, JOHNNY B WiLLIAMS has filed tition in 'me above-styled Court wrItten d, .ifii ° JosePh ti davIik1 Plat Book S Seminole County, Florida, will at TO WHOM sT MAY CONCERN: 1100 AM on the 2nd day of NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN by November A 0 1973 offer for sale the City Council of the City CA Florida, to wit: York. New York; L. C. HAINES ThIWest%CAfh.NEuiofnu,$yJ R B Execution. Range30 East being ap94cisim.teiy Room 1*23. 120 Township 20 South Range 30 tast beingthe R Wof Lake Emma Road C .1 o CARK' R 120 Broad*a N. 'q. . . . .-- You are looking . r' . ' - , - A .• —_________________________ .1 - Orkindo 831.9993 2-- ( _- '1 ().,. IV __Ji__1,1L •__ 0 0-1 \' A • . - a ---- YOU'LL. HAVE 'TO SPEAK CEO, HOW CAN YA \ STUDY WITH ALLIHAr) -- _________ LOt.VEg...I CAN'T HEAR I - retr, OCO,b, bushet,',,eJlow squash, $3 bu; 3-Cemetaries - - ,, d j;:' • Cain Farms. 46 West from San ford, to Orange Blvd. Right on e.sonas - - — ,- Orangv Blvd at Adventure Camp. S-LOst ar.d Found / left on Delaware. 373 0560 before S ilarr Wester 373 1379 look to classified AS ThE WATCHMAkJ CItEcx'. DEU.161 Is*ia' - 0 ITED STATES COO!, SECTiON 161 . . '•" _______ 1 '''.' TI lit t-Aparlments Rent Will 14 — $00000 NONE - - K .- - 1 34-Mobile Homes Rent \ 1__-.___ .. MONEY! . . -"Tp , _____ o oo ¼J, /j. -a 1 017 73S71 ____ 'Ii HAD A tJO& - r - TO - PaVE - ---. L . .: - LIASILITIIS for - - - - • by *47.34400 YOU II find 4 - what FOISTa'Y.J/THE,YALE Homes 3S-R esor $ P roper $ '' Cftth by fcir vestment Place 46—IncomC And ________________- . T)4,AT6T'P'THiNGL4TLAFTER . _N_T_ t Mercha d SO-Miscellaneous __t..J / Florida corporation a Cerlifiedandoffic9fl'c,c$j,f .............................. of Section 30, TowsshIp SOUTh, rug vi. 0rindo, TOTALDEPOSITS ....................... Rang, 30 East, lying North of $ I,94j,312i me Florida North NW line of Longwood Hilts h1)T0tatdemaottt ...............$ 910.20601 TO: Road as shown on the p1st of AND GORE Cli) Total time$ndsavingssfepoitts ......$ 1.033,135.33 Suction 26; All in Township 21 South, property described as follows: Florida, also beng the LW of Lake Mcvo.oe Indab$ess ................................... i 30.02977 . , . • ---- 1'*. i L. — ; IA //I)) - NONE • Rummage Sales 6 Marine quapment ..—. .p _7 . ~5—Boats .• • Corn uox pany, 131 Seminola Blvd.. — 54 — Garage • in person to B&O amportcarS Apply Inperion Jack DV S B II I3aer Volktwagen S?-AppI,anes ) ROOFERS. Experienced In '.ltt up roofing Also - MOOt ERS used car mechanic, excellent pay DeposatsofStase.sandpolmticalsvIvm10 Deposits of foreign governments and in —___________ _________ Investment Property I Expersencedonly grader operators Apply in person t Thtlaker Paving Sanford Airport Building terprise. .1 -___-__-1 . -84---Farms and Groves Cavolk Dkk ___________________________ ___________________________ AS','ICN'YW 'HEL. J'/MTE,' 42—Mobile the buys - i........... Rea ES a e - you wan, a . WINTHROP _________ ______ i in CLASSIFIED — -------------- — 31-Wanted to Rent - furnish your - _________ L . -• p.rience necessary Apply in per - You're J - NONE - _____ '- S NONE -- _____ N1NI )Jgf t _ ___________ - — ted Sates help prefer experience in tomoti. or applianc, sales 37 — Business Property L/ — . Mat H IPW lB - 35-Mobile Home Lots ,Ff -.. ______ ves 373 asiC 33-Houses Rent Furnished For Rent j Camping R"sorls ' , NONE -- Furnished — I -1 — '.' 3Z. - 21&NI.7$ ' ' 1 "'' — - - tt ______ 13-Travel Agencies \\%1 ________ ______ 4 b - ...'• . c•'' TO CONSIDUR ANNEXATION Township 21 South, Rang, 31 East, Notice is har.qby given that a CofltftifllnglO.0531Ct,smOreorIfls Public Hearing will be held at the - Id S0tjttu ~ of West l,, NE Ii of NW Commission Room In the City Hall ________________ l'ou ,,:ci, • M ..... - _______. ATHECLOSIOPRUS$NESSONUCTO8ER 7 '' Time and savi repairman from todays classified I—Cards of Thanks • ,' . Male poodle dirt white lost from Da Per - \ . CHARGE) % S\ . 5$-Bicycles -.- . I \ t nil with the Clerk of this Court ditional acrea or' "7 .' S1 Deputy - _______ I. So she surgery I came home, simp e horse ScflSC L4F1 flaYC 11TSt been co 712 in m 'At_a.' t.I. 1.0, (t11 to of designatinQ and assigning the along Council of the City of Oviedo Florida. The present zoning classlficelion from D'strsct. ês that classIfication is still ceystectonty) a ter I e See P of Sanford Mt , HiHle dWQ$x VIftihIrpb ererqutred to Serve a Cs.çy Of '1$Jt' or pIeSthng o the Cornptasd on Plaintiff't attorney, Joseph M. lntwer OH :h1i Oviedo and S urIe 0EV * sail as recorded in Pla? Book Sat page 94 City Limits line zo'ilng classIfication of PUD District, as that dassification Is County conjecuthe weeks prior to the Line Railroad OviedO Branch right the City cf LO waod and . -- fl a a to quiet titl, to the F REVISED MAP OF CHULUOTA accordtng to the Piat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 2. - " "v" (setvPPursuanttolRsrulings) -:=1 .... <a- NONE '' ,-,m'q4.. - . 'V'\ LIKES /- - ., -( - • . ç a., . • - - . J .. 4 _____- .. __4_ 'Is YOU AIE j' - - .. ______ -.- . I / 7.' 1 00K TO OUR 1 .T7 64-Eqtiipment . óo-Horses - \ 1 's. / PATRICK W. DOYLE Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is MURRAH AND DOYLE, Attorn.ys 0EV 4 DELI' — -- ... )JI RESERVES AND -. AQI i 'PM iTt OtT ci 70-Swap and Trade - VVf _________________________ 72-Auction i'' f . * __________________ _______________________ _ is true and correct - ______________________________ THE PHANTOM Avenge a total deposits for th 13 ---=—I— • BUS BOYS ____ 11 fli1 DA DEV-6 --- Rent ,- -A TOTAL LIAII1I JTir ITI R BARNES City ci amps for C lv cc .c,'..I ,,,m, I • I II ! - " .• pp es (-'a TI-LE WELL, WIJAT L JOB? -. AND SECuRITIES / ," 1 RESERVISONLOANSANDSECURITIIS " a!n r CA way abutting th• easterly line Of County Floridi once a week LoisSandI, Block I0,A. B. Ruciells lust four (4) 'consecutive City Clerk DEli 42 u 1 910M0 03 IS SectIøn 2, TownshIp 31 5eud5 Block 10 A B Flortda,pnc,a week for at least f - 51d It right argue radially wi' Ordinarue No U) and the center line of SCL s amerud) and Supplemented. Jacksonville - Tampa main track; The flint nwestwardy parallel ana.or ._L. STEEVRpuiwIf. TOTAL L lAB ILIT ES j to the r.al property hereafter the cerwer line of Longwood. Florida; ad ,OVl0 Cii Cl ..... which line it ati.' WlTNESSmyhandnndfhesealcf tothecorporalpiimitsottheCityQf —' Ocbcoer 1973 __________ the East ' of the . - - _______ — The Longer Your Ad Runs Fl psi.. "s.ar is, Wan? to sell something? A small investment in a Classified Ad will _______ r?nestones. REWARD. 373 71S1 1 '' b H (51,75 MIPflMUM .-.•-.::-'S. City Clerk Ct DEVS iorada ¶rfrra. - •all;!7. "V Immediately thereafter; otherwise of LolL Clark s Acre. Said Clerk of the CircuIt Court rt' P 0 (lox 171) Winter Pork- .i A £ FAcEDwITHA DRINKING PROBLEM • ______ 1, ____ Personals J I uO • ' ________ •-._.------1- Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973-9B ______________________________________________ - • ________ / 1973. and file th, original with the and Thnt portion of Lot 75, Lake Clerk of this Court either before or Minnie Estates abutting the Ely line servIce on Petitioners' attorney property . Broadway, New - .. T )TLL ASSETS .........................................2,713.213 33 described prsonal property. Thof said sate is befog made to PubliSh OCt 11 1$ 23 Nov 1 1973 • . Customers' liability to thIl bank on Ctpflncnoutstanding Other assets (incl'adarç $ NONE direct cash subject to any end all existing Council will hold a public hearing issoved Fiorld corporation 90 Ielns, at the Front (West) Door CA (a) To consider annexallon of use Ge r A the Seminole County Courthouse in f011owing described properly lying FIor'da; WILLIAM N KENAN.JR _______— AND Lots 1 and 2, Clark s Acre. PB 13. Reale'stlfeownedother than bank premises SUIT TO QUIITTITLE NOTICE OF ACTION ________ BUGS BUNNY -STEEVER Loans If • •r _______ — a . am y es - STEE ER • Look, Read, Buy ur LIKE ____ R•1A (Single Family aesandpoliticalsubdlvislosn Other secriti corpora estoc) WIfoZLAURAM STEEVER end- Tradnqacounts.curttLes .............................. STEEVER her husband' B Federal func sold and securities phased AMELIk F LOLLINS and I. urer agreements to i-nail COLLINS her husband CHARLES CiTY OF LONE*rO, Page 11 I o'1 ak a James Evans Snyder and E I. I STEEVER and ______ r LPnnFiIei it Petitioners' attorney whose ad LAND COMPANY, a dissolved Orbon Ring (Elect Model Florida corporation: HUGO By Cecilia V Ekern • Ask for Want Ad ASSETS ludomenlrandefedintheafcrnaid 64*31. M. SMItH, JR., STELLA SMITH COurtoflthelithdayofSeptember, S.aidsatestobemadetosatisfy ROSE,KATELOUISELET'TlcEa. Cashand de rom banks (incli.lng $ NONE A.D. 1973, In that certain ccse en. the terms of Final Judgment. ka t.ouise Smith Lettice and tPOs,edd,b,tsj..................................... (Seal) titled.. ECCO LOANS Ptsintiff, •vs WILLIAM SMITH SCHULTZ, as u Ccrutainingl$46acresmor.or less You are notli led that toe stov,. a ______ 417.43 to P08. Said property ' P.O. Box 579 Winter Park, Florida COMPANY, ________ NE or Lot 23 Run the seat of the Count Court of MIT: One Comfort Pac Furnace ORANGE LAND COMPANY, a OrangeCounty, Fiorida,upona final (Elec) Model No EF1O), Serial No dissolved Florida corporation; M was delivered to me es Sherifl of • District. Nov. I. I. 1$. ?7. 1973 and being in CHULUOTA n CA t* NW rnrnn WNI) SCOUTS iNC a Florida c,x •' . NE , CALIFORNIA mIr:Ir Fictitious Name Statutes. To-WIt: Section 14509 F.orida Statutes 1957. S: Elton N. Morris Pubifiji: 0c 11, 25. Nov. 1. 1973 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE Edw rd L Mod ckf Jr r •• Classified Watiiari Esier 1973 In that certain cause pancflng to business enterprise 1$ CS f011owi: dress is Icardi & Wombles, PA.. have ievi*d upon the following SPEER & $PEE, PA slateth.piac,ofrestdenceandpOSt more or less, TRACT 4: N tdescribed praperty owned by Ii) Magnolia Avenue f m. SE ta, offic, addreSS of ?Pu* ctaimant Ifid Vutil mtllions of women and EarneSt Bell and Kalpustine Bali, P0 Box 134.4 must be sworn to by tPut claimant Secflott 22 Township t South men tOol has. e gall stones and has agent or attorney or the same Range It East less the W ',. of te said property beIng located ki Sanford Florida 32171 SemInole County Fior4a, mae Attorn.yS for Plaintiff NW t4 of the SE IS of said Section carry them to thetr grases at shall be odds dont 0 u11 • 5 Michael C Hynes FALKOWSKI. a Minor. with the Clerk of fPae Circuit Court. or;cr IS HERFnY CIUN c)Ftrry roLLo i c, Come,ciflg 73 ft N. $01 tha TO: MR. ZYC..WUT FILKO.VSkI :on,t "FictitIous Hams Situte" Ch of said Estate • KIP4DA LIKE THTHiNG GEE DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. JR. Lake M;nnl. Estates. The northerly NOTICE UNDER FicrITlout "Lot 6*, BEAR LAKE HILLS according to the ..at thereof as FlorIda, t' wIt: Each claim or demand must ifs .•. The Sanford Herald ______ SCHEOUi.E A DEUllO McBrand Corporation Probate Division, In the • ... _____ the Ficlitiou Name Statutes To Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes Sanford Florida 3fl7) That the corporation interested in the 15th JudicIal • I FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE 1% h*reby given that WC are ,n;aged in butIncSI t P0. Box 903. Oviedo. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, minole County, Florida in ac etther of yj may have against said to oia acres more or less: death' TRACT .1: S*s of theE ½of flu estateintheoffiCeofth, Clerkof the beware of becoming Circuit And Court of the 15th Judicial SW ' of the NE '.., SectIon 73, stampeded by that warning that Cirui?, Seminole County. Florida. Township 21 South. Range 31 East, "you MIGHT develop cancer." pi-obate Division. in the cou'rn'use containing l5iOlacrn moreor lest; car of - FCTiTlOUS claims and demands which cany SUPPLY under which it iS engaged Drive Residence Unknown rcl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE claims and demands whiCh you or • torid.a corporation. Pid a public hearing ________ — LegaI Notice LejEiii1ci ttaous name to vat PET ANIMAL to .1 MES M, DRENNAN. WILMA office eddresi of th. claimant and Canton tf' In tlw lTLa 1jty opinion. Jugtict l, Dekic aid ex- the theof the evidence DE/'r the druis were Chief Justice vassar noffled and Jr. 2. — i ' John Wright, search warant. Remain j Jaary 1969. each case and would depend La is art of cvi. The opinion reversed a would have Modern medicine man court if the cvi. ari'l r it' M.D. in es Ct my family to went made and lace may be used develop some gas and uften . n ries o- nbc has been Ih object 'p k a m cal saks ALLEY OoP - NOTICEOFPUBLICHARINO TOCONSID1R ANNEXATION TO WiOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that fh Notice is twreby g,ven that ft undertigiied, pursuant Pt,1,IIc uur.rç will be held at "Fictitious Name Commission Room in the City Hall ci easo, Florida Statutes will register KENT EDULATIONAL CERVICES thøCitVot Santofd Florida •t i with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and that wp htend to r90istsr said oclock PM 00 NovemW 26. l3, Ave., Sanford Seminole County, e ,o Florida under the fictitsou Mm. of tate sf KLEENAU1OCLEANERSERV.. RAY.MO'40 . ODOflU and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of he Circuit NOTIETO Cowl Seminole County, Florida ir, TO ALL PIft$OW$HAVINQ •-• ____________________________________________________________ L.pil Notice SEM1NOLI COUNTY, FLORiDA NOYI George W. Crane, Ph.D, .,,D. Laura Metic. •-• ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Free. 41.4 7021 for 'We Care"-. "Hotline". Adults or Teens. . Lee Falk and Sy Barry Hour office ' if S Rm 309 Or Schedules Available (Days & Event Intei'view Hours no equal apportunity employer ______ _______ �- ~ .. - . - I 1013-T he Sanford Herald .._, ,-eC: - .r"'-.'' ~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~m - -- • - '" ,' ii'' - ~~~~ ..-.-- -- ....... . . .. ,. ... ... - Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973 The Sanford Herald Want Ads ____-___ 18 Male Help Wanted Are "Buyerfinders"CalI YourFriendly Classified Gal _______ ______ ______ . - __ Female Help Wanted 19 MaIc.Fm Help Wanted Wanted: RNs and LPNs, Apply Workers apply in person t Americ an Wood Products. 12t1 Charles F SIDE GLANCES IN- by Gill Fox Sale ---.Houses for__________ 41 - person, Sanord Nursing and Institutional cook wanted. Company Convalescent Center. 950 benefits. Apply it. person. Sanford lonv iilt Ave.. Sanford. Naval Academy. See Mr. Wanl,Ø- Welders McLellan. MiddiC Aged Lady to live in. ______ ________________ and Welder's Helpirs _____________________ _____________________________ Mel companion for elderly lady. Light ______ ________________ 37) 0110 Grcirner. PrescnM only im HOUUkPIfl9. Own Iran modiste opening, 1O gLr.fltee __ __ ___________ sporta?ion. Call 3fl7371. FACTORYHELP - neededforlst . ____f)p 337 $152 and 2nd end 3rd shift. $2.50 per Nurses Aides. Kftcrwn help, pert _________________________ hour to start. 1k raise in 30 days. time and lull time. Apply les-Part time. Can you sell? if Regular raises thereafter. P1d SemifloeLodUeNursingHom,300 you are over 25, an have a ter ho lidays and vacations. Must be Bay Ave • Sanhrc. viceoe car, and willing to work able to handle 90 lb. bags. Apply from S p m. to 9 p.m. you can In person, Premix Marblette SECRETARIES-Dictaphone or make $700 weekly. Based on one ManufacturingCoJionHwy you le a night selling the only nhand.00wanteraca sh 431 and 4)9. Winter Springs. complete Black History Library. for Christmas? We have tern assignments and 55$ for For appointment, Call Orlando. Freight handlers wanted. Starting porary 299 3541. u. Start nowt Call Not-veIl. 7211 wage-5).15 per or. App,;c.tr.s Lee Rd. Winter Park, 647.1111. being taken, Must be is or over. Apply after?. Montgomery Warn 24 Business Opportunities Male-Female - I Co 5th & Persimmon, Sanford. 20 Ste n 3 new 3 tdroom, jih homes Many extras. Good location. $ pct interest, 529,000. 3224257. _____________________________ og -, - Alf . I ) I I . - ''' " - 11 Help Wanted COIN LAUNDRY-COIN (Zxperien((d seafood cook. Apply in 3fl-S2$1 _______ __________________ Mature kitChen help Wanted *31.4949 evening hours. Apply in Person Tasty W or ld Restaurant, I and SR44, COLA ,q transferred, make offer establiShed 3 bCdOO. carpeted and air conditioned home, paneled family room and quiet fenced yard. Many extras. Only 520.0 . _________________ SANFORD CITY-FIRST TIME AD VERTI5ED-Two brand new 3 bedroøm, 2 bath homes with climate control, enclosed attached garage, carpet, some kitchen equipment and tots of extras 575.500. Will be ready soon. SAN KNOLLS-FIRST TIME ADVERTISED-) bedroom, 2 bath in excellent Condition. Equipped kitchen, carpet, corner lot, many trees. 525.000. See flow, CITY FIRST TIME ADVER. TISED See 2 bedroom Roberts & L a classified ad help you clean Out attic, garage or basementt +j,yovr CORBEIT REAL ESTATE. REALTOR f 1791, DeBarye6a - ____ 4 t3Ol W. FairbMki 2 story, 3 bedrooms, _________________________________ co' ST. JOHN'S R EA LTY co. ' Ideal _______ -. . CAVALIER _________ _..... ---'- Make2paymentsandtakeovernote cI:9epermonth FOrddallStOm, to _______ UNSWORTH REALTY - _----..-,-_ DECORATORS . •.- , -- "We Don't Stop Till We Succeed!" ______ - INTERESTED? Elmer *BEST VALUE* - Inc. 322-5641 - I Beautiful Riverfront Two bedroom duplex furnished ,sfThftminl, 1220 Orlando On'.,., Sanford. 2 Near 436 East Houses Rent Unfurnished A Directory of Experts Ready To______ Serve You ! 0 '' 7 home and bedroom 3 &,droom ,,,,,, AirC3nditoning - Electronic Equip ment -Repair - (1 & D AIR CONOI and heating service 130-9202 (entr4i Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322-177). Aluminum Patio covejs cat-ports, screened porches. pool enclosures I, repair's, 25 pct, cft rep. price . 37) C455 Appknces Lawn Service Shrubs. trimmed & shapeQ. Flower beds cleaned & edged to per, feclion. Specialist. Mowir,g by reque•t only. Free estimate. 323- South Seminole TV Service. new & used TVi Hwy. £36, Altamonte Springs. Ph. 13) 9977. - Gkiss•Mh'rors - 1!ARiY. GLASS & PAIN T(O 2t0MO9n4Ila Ave. 327-1672 u.n One ci cxjr Ti ienoiy do visors he IV you word your class ified d. Call 3222611 or 9993 - A & It APPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service '" Heating Aeat. IiIIE --- L,...J_a,!...,.... W3UWTIQfl5 CALL RALPH 372.3954 , ,,...... C',ji,7t1'n Ahii ORb HEAT ING 6. AIR CON OITIONIUG. 2609 Sanford Ave., Y,7 .j'1 . - Home Improvements .1.. 9eautLCare _ - ______ _ TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON '..r'ly Harrett s Beauty fool'.) 5.19 E P re )'? 5717 -. - .___ - -________________ Painting, by. hour or by con tract. 322.1155. __________ Bu&Iozing - BULLD07ER WORK C4earng lots .jr 5peitIy 373)73) *tier 3,,p.m. I -I-- -- - Ceramics Carpentry. Remodeling, Custom Work, Free Estimate. 3?) JAJ?4'5 CERAMICS , Supplies, kiln dealer, iS Closed Tt'rsaey & Sunday. 322.7921 . -: . ,. , ' ' ________ " : ' - - -. - - - - ,,.,' . .. .. SERVI CES UNLIMITED ___HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES . CALL 337 Complete Ht*jt ifs Land Clearing Excavatr & Grading P7t 373 - At Lawn Service5 Plans rcd Shop _____ - It's Fix up" '. A41 "WILS Gafdtfl L Lat'Ycl Ser vice - - - - -1 _Wd I ___ ______ , - __ %V_XW 5 % DOWN ' ,( 0 ' -'. I 11 " i Lir, -, -.-- --.-I--- I _-~ 11 If unr to from 435OO I , i 1 V , 'ernoons a AUCTION* I is ALTAMONTE SPRINGS t, . EARN $35• . ' • ______ 51 56 Household Goods 1 cu It. gas electric refrigerator, new condition, eye level pas oven & folding rubber mattress. All for trailer. 372 263. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy.selltrade 3113 1 3 C. First St., 372 Mn Complete roofing & house painting, 75 yrs experience. Ph, 373 p745 day or night. 58 Bicycles - All size's and models, 10 speeds, S speecis, And %t,'.fldflrd bikes n',v On deluxe Plt"cct'ni zig zag. 3 ni'-'dte it rt,,ti.',' *Ilh designs. Pa\# $31.30 or 6 Payments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Sawing Center, 301 C. oil 'I,lt;lt.' '.1 1 ':'.t.nt' ,tre CII 77 0241. 39 First St., Downtown. Musical Merchandise Console Sewing machine, like new, 1972 Hammond Organ, Excellent condition. Priced reasonable, Call used 4 hrs. Paid Slit. Sacrifice for 6646M after 6. $150. Also have Duatherm oil heater, good condition, 5.30. Ph. Gibson S. G. electric guitar. Com3227 567. plete with amplifier and case. In excellent condition. $325 cash. Call Queen size Sealy postupediC mat 373.3345. tress & springs with 'xclusve posture grid design. imperials extra firm plus Hollywood frame. 61 Building Materials New $279.95, set: 5123. 323 712 3 . New Lumber For Sale 52 Reasonable 3235420 Appliances t CON DI T ION It) Rtfr 62 ,i Dryers and WARRANTY. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 KACTUS Freezers 61 'Iany to cP'.QQje from Dick's Appliance Sales & .Service, 7617 5. French Ave. Sanford. 3727651. KENMORE WASHER. parts, service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697. - - ctrsásTcC minlatublack & tan, also red, sire 7 lbs wormed, Shots. $85 Animal flayer, Grooming & Boarding Kennels I new Gas Ranges, 1 built-in gas , oven and range top, your choice, 2 Double bowl Sunk, (both are chipped), your choice, $12 each. Tera Alta Mobile Homes Subdivision, U. S. 17.93, )t. mIles South of Orange City, Ph. (901) $ 7$ each. /s 67 lH Travelall, AT, PS, radio, air, 773 17'??. Campers Lnct str Ford Ccr1n, Very good condition. Call 322.7370 or 323 6147 after 5:30. * *AMC JEEPS* * - For, the best buy in Amerlcln Motors, and Jeep vehiclm set ee DON BALES Sanford MotorCompany SOISFrench Awe. 3fl.4312 Auto Repairs 12 ."oit Auto Balteric'sSlI 95. REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Motorcycles - - 1961 Yamaha 15.3, runs good, $250. Ph. 373 62'9. Trucks and Trailers 79 DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER. Self contained, Nothing down, fake over. Call dealer 3236230 1949 El Camino, Ph. 131.14$1 1967 Chevy II, standard Iran. smission, 6 cyt., 5450. 322.2269, FAMILY NOLEN CAMPERS Winnebago Kap Cove 1T 1966 Chevrolet Pick up. 1500 cash 323-7759 alter 3 p. m. to good home. Female schnoodle. 10 mos. old. Phone 223- PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Orlando 647-8078 Ph, 322-1055 Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17-92 t FOULC .1 ___~ - -~~, _..:~ lri~'_~~ -. I .1P~-.I k( -l - T '. .__ - - ------- extra clean, low mileage Ph. 322-1)52. Free Sanford 1965 Chevrolet Impala, 2 door hardtop, automatic V.9, 5350. 322 5601 or 3334761, ask for Chat-lie. '61 Renault Runs Good. $275 Big Savings" CHRYSLER The JIM LASH Buick Ranch Wagon, all power, goon transp'orlation, Must see 645-1101 after 6. 2642 Brooks cm' Cf., Maitland. 1972 Honda 330 CL, like new, $400 firm, 322 23*2. : Supply Lasts "The Little Dealer With - 1967 T.Bird, good condition. Can be seen at 2515 S. French. $495. ' 9 AVERAGE MILEAGE 61000 TO 110,000- MILES A.LL HAVE EX1'ENDED WARRANTIES - One 1972 minihorne two 1973 minihomes. Save plenty on the homes. specials. See them now. New World Travel, Hwy, 1792, Longwood. *34 9474. ç 2 As Long As 33000 miles. Clean. 372.3237 ,nings & weekends. DEMONSTRATOR SALE 78 SALE PRICE - ' .' Travel Trailers 7003 Adams Ave, Gas dryer, Ham Itton. like new $100. Call alter 5,531 7139. - , 372 5752. DOG HOUSES New. large& small French Ave., 3232940. '67 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT, I speed. Nothing down, take over. Call dealer 373 6230. KORRAL, 2131 Sanford Pets and Supplies excellent tires. Just 1330. SHELLFY USED CARS, 701 ReviOEGlrdens State Park Palatka, Fla, Antique Safe &Show r. rcn'orCd by Putman r...i IIISIC4iCÔ1 Socet t- flOver Out 1, 11.1 p.m.2nd&3rdand 11p.m. 41h. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per gay. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 63 Equipped with radio, heater, automatic trans., power steer. ing & brakes, air conditioned, vinyl top, Sale ,Getting (lady tomove?iell exes1 itemS quickly with a cIassitI"t adt I Antiques Parts.Accessories Equipment for Rent Autos heater, ______________________ 76 Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, Pottery & special pIant il 7511 - us first. We also buy Silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st. 3234357 contact Lawn and Garden Washers ' 80 To buy and sell gold or silver coins, bulk 1964 Dodge Dart, automatic. radio, 11 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ASSUME PAYMENTS Mon.-Sat. I. 11111043" Hwy 4341 Mile West of -4 2711. Pre Christmas Sale: Sire by side 21 Poodles. Terriers, Spanicls, matter Cu ff. Whirlpool R ef rigerator. &tb'e'edl girnrvj I;ry oy s't"d Freezer, was 1619, now $629. Big service. 323-497 4 savings on Oithwthens, Ranges, Adorable Ble'ck Puppies Washers, Dryers. Geneva Htg. I. Free to good hem* Air Cond. Servauthorized Ph. 322 1313 Whirlpool Salts & Service. 3096 Orlando Dr., Sanford, (tit bldg. So. of Airport Blvd. 323 5434 , 66 Horses Extra nice saddle hot-i.e Gelding. Gentle but spirited. 5.300 Ph. 372 TV - Radio-Stereo 33 3991 or 372092). TELEVISION SE TS 5.25 UP MILLERS 76 1 9 Orlando Drive. 322 0352 Welsh Pony Gelding 2 Year Old 3222269 54 Garage-Rummage Sales Registered Appaloosa gelding, 1 yrs. old, beautiful blanket, Lake Mary. 3730591. Saturday, Nov. 3rd. TV. AC., Small appliances, linens, toys, clothing and miscellaneous. 113 W. Airport 67-A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholeSale prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees in *filing lowest prices in Fla. Gormly's, C. 44 past Beardall at Blvd., 372.7229. Carport Sale 1506 Summerlin Ave. 10a.m. .4 p.m. Sal. & sun. The biggest little worker you ever saw 1973 Buick Century 2 & 4 Door Sedans, fully equipped lease cars. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL aiLU LULL Lt'EtLiI Lit- Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Only 6,000 to 10,000 rtslles LI1UJ Fern Park YOUR CHOKE $3533 KR tracks. Boats & Marine Equipment 55 68 CASH 3 72 .4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Marl. 215 Sanford Ave. New 1973, 16 It. it-I hull, 2 left. clearance 73 pr Ices. Con be seen in Sanford. 1004477-410111. All fiberglass houseboat, 40 HP Evinrude, 5)500. 333.104-I alter :$' Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condt'c-n 644 5)76. Winter Park ROBSOPI MARINE 2?77 Hwy , 17 92 322 5961 p; * V&-;,- _6 , rf!' --IV, - . i - .,-;----' S -, -I--, .. : . Cash buyer for used articles. fr niture, etc . HWY 46 ANTIQUES , 31? 6971 Subaru GLCoupe, MOTHERS to 7O Stiipped or fully-equipped. Same featWes. NSA pnce. siallim Brand New 1973 Electra 225's 0 Rivf eras Front uxhesi drive. AM pushbuilon radio. Ftont disc brakes. 4-wheel independent suspeilsion. New 1100cc engine. Rack and pinion steering Radial Was with styled covers. 5. TInied glass all around. MacPtsenson strut front suspension. Economy-up to 30 mpg on regular. Tachometer and electric clock. Fully. reclining. high-back bucket seali. C.sreIte lighter, How-through eentilelion. Undercoating and nylon carpeting. HInged rear windows. Heater, del toiler, and rear window defogger. It. Impact sbsofbircg steering wheel. Fire-retardant upholstery. WEEKLY NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT . Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- 1. t LONGWOOD - rAll 29911111 9A11I - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA r I (18 TO CHOOSE FROM) oI rue##i SLIT J%V W 11 FOR MORE INFORMATION floor-to-dash center console. Bumpers that qualify tot insurance discount. Meets newest U.S. emission standards. 12-month warranty. Our ostras aren't added on; they're built In. Test dñve it now. More than 500 dealers COi$ItO-COMI. CALL 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR ,. I, I THE SANFORD HERALD - , PONTIAC '1 END1COr I The front wheel drive SubariL Th 113 APP OI NTM EN TS vw like now 30 mpg. Ph. 337-5094 Recessed door locks. I 11 Autos for Sale 0(// - Sta m ps -Coins ,, _! Equipment Camping I ! .r CASSELBERRY 'S lf- tku '66 JEEP WAGOt4EER. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager, 37247 30, I Contoured roar seals. NO SUNDAY DELIVERY - - ftkfl_ k ___ FURYS & POLARAS 11 LONGW000 Autos for Se TRY TO BEAT THIS! Week ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA a ke Gv.OeloEeltcrLuylrC lhE! l l ji, ral(l SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17.92, mile S. at De Bary. I ,/' - ii-, Two Color TV's and Stereos; also 1954 Chrysler Imperial. 323 0109 after S. , \ I 60001 "! m N _-~A . do for sale by the k'i cortJ Of Firewood cord. $39 9959 after 5 p.m. A 180 h'73 Lease & Exec. Cars ' Orlan PUEP FAThER 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. - I % . '_ BEDROOM SETS - Brani new Spanish and Mediterranean sets with Intricate Spanish designs, he'cvy cast handles and hand rubbed finish, 4 piece set i,,cludes dr esser, mirror,ch,st and bed, $91 cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3330 S. Orange Aye,, _______________ 15F re It ^ UnlICWIUEC maxImum '" a, I These Townhouses are sold the condominium ownership plan. The owner responsible only for the he makes, if any. There Is a monthly too for the building's exterior roof, driveways, garages, yard care, etc. A financing plan is available to new home buyers at Sanor a . Mortgages terms are limited a of 25 years with plan. interest rate is 8 pct. ona9Opc't. loan or7~pcj0190 pd. loan. Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 A . "A. Formal gown, beautiful, Ideal for holidays, slit I. Cost over $1 00 , will sell for W. Worn once out of town. Ph. 322)959 otter 3:30 for description. Want Ad - Earn Your Tn Water conditioner a, 3nI large I AGE 12 OR OVER _________ ,, * A.A.A. 3 bedroom, 2' b&ns. Six rent floor Plans. Double t',rages, Courtyards, enclosed patIos. Some have garages BOYS AND GIRLS Hall Realty ___ Realtor, __ and footlocker. cheap. Call $31 91i9. Thru A hey WT.evr i'D PgEFR "'Wi Z~11 - MINK 1K "YY qWPZ T 1, 3234670 CALL OP Dm' Ill ANt SEE -. propelled; life new, STRETCH STITCH SEWING MACHINES (I) nationally saver. tised brand has all the newest elastic and stretch stitches, famous front loading bobbins, built .in button hole, blind h,rn and 190N. Hwy. 17.93 decorative stitches. You will save Longwood over 5230 on this too of the tine model Easy payments available Drapes. 2 pr. 4163. Royal blue United Freight Sales, 3,30 5. velvet. Like new, 5 1 3 each. Ph. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon..FrI.9 3726916 all er 6 p.m. to e, sat , to Sr Townhouses LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD,FLORIDA OBSERVE all our lower pric humes like our special I betjroorn among the pine. Only $21,500 3215714 mower, tell preservers, Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you have things to sell or consign, call Stan Vermillion at s.oio this IUY TODAY, MOVE IN TOMORROWI SEE THIS impressive i bedroom ri garden - like setting, Choice location 539,000. Bedroom mobile hwnt available Oct . 24" 2 bedroom cottage. No ____________ alcoholic beverages, no pets. camp Seminole, 372 4470 -) - 3721691 OIKJOY " CEWELL.)RlLLtJ'f( ILLED PUMPS $PRINKLER SYSTEMS J. Braiky Odham Va I Is Builder-Developer Lifestyle.!; LJC _J 2 by SEE THIS charming older 3 bedroom in choice location amocg t(wering oaks, $37,500, .*Itgri *PUBLIC AUCTION * maintenance - ______ " mortgage ----------- c' Hire ar; - - ____ - #',.----- k1 -- _____ ii Traditional homes Realtor Free Estimaleg, Ph M-6471 Well 0 1lin- -;c "Onoml -- • PAULSLATER Profess;on& Wallpaper p4ing,r WOMME111111 Land Cf'aring - MI ___ - 2 Bedroom furnished house for rent. 830-5500 in Path) Privacy Home, PICTURES Sive time, cot-ne brows e through pictures of our homes -- __ - - 2 bedroom house, idults, no pets sl30 Mo. Plus Security depo'sf,Ph . 373 0616 ' WaaHonginj° r Mar y* CONCRETE PATIOS coo- r.I.- r ro Dtafttn sya - HOME IMPROVEMLP4TS ,,vmil Jobs Wmc'rd _______ Realty, 322 130) 2110 H Iowa tha Ave. at 17.92 ____ BUDDY'S 51 Payton Roberts & Gilman - front with a balcony. Others have gat ages in rear. _____ ------ I to ..eii something? A rYloii n..esfment 1n a Clacs,f led Ad will - ________ ____________________________ ____ 600 FrenthAve - _ KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER only authi:e.d toles & service in Sanford Opt" 9$. Mon..Fni.. Sal. c t 107 W. 27th St, Ph. 123.1130. F REF 14oms Demonstration ADC(XIC _______________ __ Vacuum Cleaners "~ - ______________ 1. .,. - - Custom made screen rooms. tarports. 'Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3234613 Lor'crere _________________________ . - Houses Rcnt'Furnisfled - -. .. Nice 3 t,"droomn hOtrr for r efit this building to us tn professional offices, clinic. hotel, rooming house. Completely remodeled Inside and out. Professionally toned. and ready for use. Ideal downtown Sanford location. For more information, Call Joe Rubel, ms". Miscellaneous For Sale LIIXIItV TO%%flhIOtJSe TAFFER 'REALTY 1100 E.23thSt., Sa nf orti ______ .t:c 1 , IA ' -- ___________________ - H 5. A CERAMICS .';1t, (t''.'.,.,5riej &ngies tacked un by snuare jr, or br r'.ri L,rr."ci F,, ''. nsured, Painting- interior I exterior, repairs, roofs pointed, fn h0(*it experienced estimates. 3230794. 479 ows. 33 I ,i Put diffi KULP REALTY Security one years lease. i'O? W 1st St EVEREST REALTY, INC., Realtor, 160) S 1792, Maitland, _______________ Give your home a bat". Remove mildew, ivctect p,'.trst Prvur.i clean waiitpatioj, roofs, fret es t. Imp.ac Spra Kleai 3?207 eve. - . Sanfurd, Florida THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE rhree bedroom, 1 ball,. carpetr l. central heat, kitchen equ.Dpr.1. c.arpor',$19,000 5530 down, 5147 15 Per mo, on mortgage bOlarLe New duplex, 3 bedroom. 1 bath. kitchen equipped. $175 month. Pressure Cleaning SIR Cjflfl RflNAN7A uIrl, j, IJ4'IlcfJfly !'.tjmp1wd Kiiel,e,j'., .'s'emit' 2810 Hi0WOth Ave at)? 92 t,t'drc o in. central heat. SiSOmo l,$ & last and damage. 322-UI2. ,.._ DRYWALL.SPRAYING & PAINTING Ph. 377 8)35 ____. or T Luxury Really. 312 1301 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, I B. RUCKER PLUMBING. Inc. Repairs, Remodeling, hot water tanks. bath additions, dependable service, Ft" estimates. 373 5600 - 1 1 20 Florida Pa yton Brand new 3 bedroom, ba?h, kitchen equipped. Leasi. Availa. bit Nov. 1. 3227710. child. $170 Mo. $100 deposit. Ph 3777911. Plumbing - Franklin Arms Apartments ____ . nave Yr rIcairT xerv'cea *nter. Call Geneva Htg & A i r. C''d rv'cc 3 - ifll'f'ZIP 1(1IlO % R Cal ty, 372 1301 2610 HIawath Ave. at 17 92 Grooming _Profe tons, Wjtfl,. I a.m..6 P.M. Animal Hovel Grooming and Boarding OIL HEATER CLEANING -, Payton SJl.1Jt1 ____ Ph. 11130 an Fi'lt line GEAppJiaoces Sanford Electric Company 7377 Park Drive. - 322 1362 '' SANFORD Great RETIREE INVESTMENTt Building Includes 3 attractive opts. Will make nice residence with good rental inrurne l7t,SCI) rent 11110111111 Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will findit a __ FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES (ci' sale or Jesse, call us N.t' I. 3 & i t.edroom houses for 1 - I'ull",' CHARMING. LARGE OLDER HOME, S bedrooms. 4 baths, paneled dining room, cen tral host and air, with hardwood floors. 4 fireplaces, on corner lot. $2i,' Make lots of room i your closets. Sell No LongerNeeded Items with n Classified Ad Dog training in your homp. Ali Breed Dog Training Academy. rail 4.. s. .1..4I__ .4. 'UWIWfl - 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in excellent coridiion, 5)5,500. Terms RENTALS-broktt-9 to 9. Pet Care - Small Lot HOMES and APTS. for rent. From 5)00 MO, Call 423'764I. HOME MOWING, IDGiNG & TRIMMING CALL 3fl134.9 '(EN'S MOWING SERVICE Areagt,Los and Lawns Fr ee estimate, call 371 5015 ----I ' npaflments. In wood frame A1S.soo. Terms available. Call 373 7943 after - 539.5.00. SANFORD, New 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses. West 25th St. if Holly Ave. Rent stints at $225 372 $661 0(6470190 am, WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle items' Sell them quickly with a Hera ld Want Ad by calling 37?. 2811, arid asking for a friendly 3 home. unfurni*.7ced. 51 50 each Lemon Bluff, 372 654.). Investment Property Volley bail net, fishing waders. lccii'dor (Sony TC700), lv,n , CIubIw,,,s' J1uundr,' SI:u,,_' (:i':r,iet.c I)rrqw.c I'ttM)l Four b'edroorn, 7 bath, central heat and air, two car garage, fenced yard, with lCauwied citrus trees, convenient to shoppinj area . Income and 36 . Bedroom :1porirwii1s (:e,llm! !h'at & Air Acreage for She, $2300 per acre His Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973-11B V heal. BALL REALTY CLIFF JORDAN goo~- - VA-Nothing Down a -. 73 _____ -_______________________ -- for SANFORD REALTY , Tent and complete camping equipment, boat and motor and other items. Ph. 3495649, SINGER SEWING MACHINES, 1973 zigzag models, some still an GREGORY MOBILE HOMES cartciii. No attachments needed 3803 Or SOOFrenchAve. bvttcnl,oleS, blind stitch, fancy 37.3 5500 X21 $200 _____________________________ patterns. etc. $59.9S cash or terms, Mobile Home Bank Repussessions. United Freight Sales, 3330 S. IS to choose from, $313323 Orange Ave.. Orlanoo, Mon.-Fri.. Deals7 lv 9, Sat. 9 to S _____________________________ 3 P'droovr, front kitchen, 12 * 55', GOOD USED FURNITURE AT air, BARGAIN PRICES. 2 Pc. loc. S. tional with 2 new end tables and cocktail ta bles. lamp. $9'? corn s.iect your own range. 'II plete Beds complete from $30. silt you a mobile home. This week's special- 17x60,turniused, KULP carpet, shutters, only 5.4995 Place 150J III St ,YV.,,Ea rut I,,, rYwy. 1171 • .exe '.... 3222335 jØ Kathryn Estates, 2 mi. North of Hwy. 436. 534 3770. SEWING MACHINES ($)bratsdn.w with full factor y guarantee, na tlonally advertised brand to be sold for $49.95 Cash or terms. 12 x40', new '73 Crescent Mobile Inspect at Untied Freight Sale's, Home. on SO x 112' sodded and 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, landscaped lot (You buy the lot), Mon t1 9 to 9, Sat 9 to S complete with central air and v.reened porch, raised patio, MAITLAPID FLEA MART carport, utility and driveway. 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat- & Sun. 9 5 Save $1770 from normal price. See 79,0 at Terre Alto SubdivIsion, U.S. 11 . 92, 2 miles north of DeBary. Ford VI engine, 390 cu. in. and automatic tra,,smission $150. t if you have an eye for real value, Aluminum intake manifold for 327 you'll eye the classified ads Chevy engine. $30. Pontoon op regularly. prox. size 9*12. 1393. 37136&6 -- ______ _ Mobile Homes 42 . Secreta ry Auction * iiO F PFAI TOP Olfl - 'Auctloneering Service .'.'.ULIIFLL. Li it Ll:vlL 322 499) 191*!. flenth COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Eve, Sunday, 322.7371 or 3121496 Buy, s.:I. consign, appraise, or CA. Whddon, Sr., Broker special sates out of anything cil Ifl N. Park. Sanf or d value. Hwy. 1792 (behln'l Win fl.3P*1 chester Mobile Homes,) ._ ,3 73.40 Sanford. Fla. 323 743$ - REAL ESTATE SALES * Sanford Stem per Agency -- :'ji baths l'.'j winter nights, a 23 ft. paneled family room with fireplace, large AUCTION EVERY kitchen, formal dining room, PUBLIC MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, located on 2 tots. carpets, all this Miscellaneous, New and used and even more oUy $35,900 Some furniture and appliances, Plus terms or refinance, special sales (watch ads). Delivery salesmun needed for Re;. Brxers cielivery of products to local retail TOP WAGES PAID Sanford. Fla. grocec, After On the job training, For green bean graders. Sanford Da ys 3224123 area. afternoon and evening e x cellent earnings and ad Nights 322 5424, 322.237 __________________________ _________________________ iit:ctil 'jJ, L JUI P4 acre rani:cctr. 3bedrogr,2. 2ir Dr KWIK KAR WASH available San. i nsurance, annual vacation, arid (-3l bath, doubiC car garage. Many C"1w" ',' ' t NOQUAL$FYING and surroundi ng area. Very retirement. Must be 71, and extras. Owner will take 2nd ' Location l ow investment, 75 pct. financing. ________________________________________________________ safe driving record. Physical IMMEDIATE mortgage. $45000 An iflyeStrrcn' fr stosc o exam required. Personal in. Robert;&Gilman,Centra$ Florida's Three bedroom, P7 bath home, "Show him the good stuff, Harris. He looks like a man POSSESSION MUST SUCCEED and one that carpeleci, fe,cet yard, large ter view, 9 sm. to S p.m. Apply to Leader, has 1 opening in t he ir LPkFRCNT, 2 bedroom with who has sold his soybeans! will provide years of StHdy in ____________________________ yments, 3 Bedroom home' with large fenc ed ility ed Orlando Cocoa Cola Bottling Co., ut sh in rear, pa Seminole C ou nty (Lonawood. Florida room, I bath. Both house come. Call collect, 90 4725 7 1 42 lot, city water and sewer. Kitchen $119.00. Assume mortgage, no 7900 Merry Drive, Orlando. Sanford Bronchi office. You'll be ______________________________ and dock. garage. $.374. equipped, garage. Pric ed sell at to AN qualifying, immediate psessIon. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY supported by extens've ad 30 Apartnents Rent 34 Mobile Homes Rent ,only 522.500. assume 7 pct. mor EMPLOYER vet-tiling, and managerial 29 iacm very near 1.1. 361' front on Rooms for Rent Unfurnished JOHN SAULS AGENCY tgege, pay only $170 monthly. assistance. Experience in real , Young man would likt another State Road 46. Phyllis Capponl, 211 N.Oak, Sanford s'ate not es$cntc;t, *Icer,e ONE ROO'.t rirtcier,ts young man lo share rent oftrajlc, 1? NEVAGARDE;i Female Help Wanted " '.'.)73 C4Seye Utilities and linens furnished. 312 necessary, Call Larry Saxon. to acres, 4 acres In grove. High & 5i'coi ncm!tIy rates cct APARTMENTS BR OKER CLIFF JORDAN ASSOCIATE REALTOR. District 90" Sales dry. Geneva, off State Road 14, Baby sitter in my home. 3 p.m. to 2 1305W. 25th St. __________________ am. Own transportation, 3721124 __________________ or drapes. Pool. kitchen equipped. 3 with a low-cost classified adl 32005. U. S. 17-92, Sanford children accept ed . Call 3722090. SANFORD HERALD -03W.Fir$tSt, flat-Maid R egistered Broker DISTRIBUTORSI lIP 323 604)or32J Jim Hunt Realty Nightthilt ___________________________ ______________________________ oman:a;omandboardin 4l Houses for Sale 372 31 377 9979 Apartments Rent -country home. Ph. 322 3840 .AVMLABLE - ix 5?.I .ir. Dr ii ;i it tAske room for nanny. Have a anytime. Furnished After hours. Stop Urn! REALTOR garagc sale with a low-cost Insurance Guest Home 3229211 373.399) 3720615 classified atil 'BEDROOMS. ADULTS 2511 S. French Ave. Experienced all phases, accept US Park Ave. CASSELBERRY GENEVA PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Days 372 7212 responsibility, accurare typist, bedroom wood frame home, la rge Lovely 3 bedroom. 1'i bath. FHA, Gentlem en Preferred 3 year old 2 bedroom corner home 25.43 Park Crive., 327 7*61 ____________________________ mature, salary commens urate oak sh.de trees, 7 a d jacen t lots for ____________________________ within walking to stores, schools. t ow down, or ass ume and move _ Callbart Real Estate Area includ with ability, five day week Geneva, Lake Han. sale right in. Holland Realty, Broker. Custom built with life saver ex. 2 bedroom furniShed apartment ney, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake 30 South Seminole area. Apartments Rent 2lI4our Service Owner. 223-7025 eves. 3736140. tras Priced now as $25,000. Take Adults only. $150 mo. Utilities Park. Extra n ( ebrcdrm t' bath. Call 3?? 7c.5 over owners mc%tgage Unfurnished ACcountant.600&keeper, 1500 up, furnished. Call 323 0)10. 1 CIA • J r,.uI I u.,I,a, ,,..e ,,ew, river room. school depending on experience, An. Business now grossing $40 per week. Large lot. 5il price $22,600- Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wail Two bedroom, furnished apt. adults cierson Employment Service. $33. JOHNNY WALKER Excellent Potential for quick gain $7,000 cash, assume $13,400 mtg. 2 lots Lemon Bluff carpeting, drapes, central heat 0164. only. $160 month. 3735.454 or 372 with an aggressive simple and Monthly payments, $155.93 in. REALTY air. Fully eouioped kitchen 6620 offer 3 o.rn. ctud,sei,trything. Call MS. Cron. tales Program. 10 Acres with 2 rrciie P'iornri, one AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE with dishwasher. Call Mrs 377 6157. After 5, 322 11 11 Furnished one bedroom duplex. 373 - 4470 now rented, space for 3rd mcbile SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn Weatherby 323-1657. adults, no Pets. 322 3410 alter 4. it takes two hours to run. home, Palatka, Fla. extra money for gifts as an AVON SANFORD CLOSE IN Bakalla, Furnished Apafl, *0 1 Magnol;a representative In your spare time, On. *droom, carpeted, air, kitchen Ave. 2 bedroom, $120 mci. $10 Call M4 37 BLAIR AGENCY Realt or F ern Park 131.7667 c± U)5 327.2798. Call 322-2i G. G. Stair Broker damage deposit, Call 322-0251 Convenient and charming, just 3 bedroom, 1k', or two baths, all A. J. Pennington Completing 1 new 3 bedroom New custom built 3 bedroom, large brick. From 523.400. 20th Street to kitchen. ANMO.PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom carpet, $2500 d'wn, 3237710 Home 22 3 9220 homes with garage. air and Locust, turn left to 14th St., right Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 private financing . 3231309, Lake carpeting. Located on a quiet a on ValencLa Court North, Model Mary. Family parks- 3515 Hwy 17.92, street with lake breezes. Walk tg open II p.m. daily. On site phone Santord,373-193Q, Day. Wk., Mo. shopping arid Schools- Low down 373.7010 payment. Only 537,500 to $71.230 GENEVA WELAKA APARTMENTS 817W. 1st St. 114W. 1st. SI, AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 3 bedroom 1", baths, on 10 acres, $45,000 By owner 3.49 13)6300 AVALON APARTMENTS ________________________________ REALTOR $31 1727 ADULTS NO PETS _____ ONE OF A KIND 4 '*)OR MOTHER TEU A 6¼? OFAANDCHAIRCLOSEOUTW sets With solid hardwood frames, complete sat lust $99.50. Cash or terms. (Firs t come, first serv ed ) on selection of fabric, vinyls and colors. United Freight Sales. 3550 S . Orange Ave., Orlando. _______________________ Registered Broker 373 5570 f ________ Bought THE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous For Sale JUSTRECEIVEOSdetux,alIdst.t. na tionally advert i sed stereo con soles in beautiful hand rubbed finish. World renowned BSR turn. tables and 4.spcaker audio systems $99.95 each. Also corn. poneni sets asailable from $79.95. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Ave., Or , J anclo. Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 910 5 JACK R. McCLURE Forrest Greene, Inc. buy, plus ..rettiest lots In town. Ha ace, gas heat, Band new 2 or 3 bdroom tow ouxes Choice tocationt No formal din (room, etc. Needs car needed for shopping. schools some attention, but you must see or cnurcises. wall to wall shag to appreciate, carpeting. Dishwasher, duspal, Call 322-2420 Anytime range and central heat.ait. flurry I There's only 1 of each. 322. "Sanford'i Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Age.nr'1. Giant Combination Zenith b & w TV, record player and radio, two gas heaters. 322 5690. _________ _________ 830-5500 .eattnrs iso ________ Gilman - kJs .. CLIFF JORDAN COUNTRY LIVING Wilh conveniences. 3 bedrOO 5311222 REALTOR central air. On large 150x123' Plot Beautiful trees. This home has ALTAMONTE AREA-Beautiful been recently redecorated Inside new 4 bedroom. 2 bath home on r. and has a now roof. Just move ln. high wooded t Priced low at $21,100. Call Mary pthng. large family room, split Tesrak, Assoc. bedroom plan, High exiiting mortgage. CALL TODAVI $45 O( frame and I DRY CLEANERS New "P.nrge" equipped con laundry O(Cd at E. 251h St. and Palmetto, Low down payment, eas y to Qualify. F or Information: Call Geo. Cahelo, in Winter Pork, at (303) 441 137$, or write to Mills Pearson Corporation 5925 Carrier - St. North St. Pete., Fla. 33714. ___________ • 00 CLEAN AIR Houses for Sale OWNER-New Kigsberry 3 2b'a Central heat and Ir. Range, dishwaser, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 65• . VA and Conventional financing, ph •aseo. BARGAIN HUNTER. o. Green I 41 LAKE MARY AREA MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN' - I - COCA eo - - Grill cook, exper ienced preferred, ru Realty " I' , P L -- stro Jolly t. mix ______ _ Houses for Sate fl Houses for Sate The I _______ . - . ....... . cr f3t- pcoplc Who )'C,i 1 nt,uui ainputied cars The car for who never considered one. - _;~'~~ ; - . ___.-' ~_ PONTIAC RL'IC I- _. peopie - DICK BAIRD INC. HWY. 436. 17-92 FERN PARK 831-1318 IS Ati FOR0 L1 __ ~ _ - __ ___ PH. 1221 023 . ftAA �__1 iWIN _ __ ________________________________ V ___ ____________ ___ ______________ -. --'--. )28-7 nSanfuru hriu __ __________ __ - ,iiii it - - - - _ I I ~ ~i ~&915',-~, : - _ ___ " F=-;j I W L D!NG COVERING FIeEROLAS BUILDING INSULATION keeps so t.p to 30% .- : - -: - -:- 214 x 16 I _- - I100.it.75kn.1t.L . potyser . . P! ice flCluUsta 525 3 u 16 00 sq. fti52 tin lt) ......5. /3 - 11 X 24" 11 07 "I sq. ft. 7 95 ... - .- . L_ - --, - EEAZ - __-_-_- i./$ cOvr Comm - - - I - ________________ - ii -. - ...-- . , _f ._I_ , . - :~~W_ - --. -- : construction in nowporours material with One P" i marble-like appeariance. Down olive mist. 22" x - beige, .*:" "_ _" ~~ _i - -., - I It -- iscre i Wa - - ost Ta e .1:-. 1 (( 1 I eij . t I - - - - - - - I I As - v 7~ 66*009*L.ii;~-_i-,-al ___ - I __ _ _ _- . choice to be vice pr esidi: nt, Rep. Gerald R. Fot d, gave key criticism for failing to say sooner that two Watergate JA* . - .- - -- - - I __ ____ I . - I.- - _. i _____ .. r'-r-n--M=5=A -:_,--__ ___-_ ----.------..T" ___ . -I ___ __ ,I . ________ - - - -1 ff Z Al 0 HItE , - I - ,a PAINI . 1~ Q - '_ - _- --- - . -. 11 - - 71 __ - -. ~ ". --I; --. - I -u1- - - - - -- It . 11 . FrIday, November 2, 1973—Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No 63 ______ _____ ____ _____ (10 dmk 'A 4 .. - - - -_ - I RA * - - Ei_ =~ - - - • 0 - ____ ------___ __ ____MZ__________: - ___ z_ _ __-iiiii~sj7~=~_ . _i____ __.- - W ____ = I W ~ V - j ___ - - - .- I __ . C - Herald Staff Writer 0 . - __ i ' - . - __________ I _______ - \ -zz__ I.M-2. sm — ______ . __ __ - ____ __ _-- - __ - = I 11L 1~ _% ._~_ - __ --__ - - -- -1- — -. _ _,i! i - __ - - Z -_ ~- -. T_ C~-_--4;- - 10 9 - - - - t~__ -- -. -. --- - - - - -- - tilit I# - -. I___ - -. - 1\ i1I' - 0 40-- . 1 - ' J' CAR - Uflrc UGHTING IJ?O1Tfl .'gtt, Li & -- - - - p-V'E I ___ -. -:_- -- Scoii sSt _1 ,-,, L!Mhiv..Xrlt . I ..,1 4attrrionff;dcifl ____ *4t - .-_ - I ~ -_ .- 11 - , - I - 2 a' I .I iit: .!! I 2.3 Scoy a Sale Price - : your CtOset arorna of narura' Rq Prc - Of - ths 3k IGL - 2 i cams and has a _________ WW0 ___ -F it , - R2 .f A,ife S 110 News says c - 5 i -------- S quite interested In the - -- - - C 1;,- /~_ - - - -* - -- -- IA -- I , ___ ___________ 24 ";'/(i 2 W - s fully adjustable with staki,- of ____ - -1 ___ - =_ ____ __ --- 700 . (J - - j '." ____ FORD rH32347OO (-- \/ - set tooperatein the .131 :,- , --,- - . 1. _.--.t%M,4VA9"P*, I -~7,-4_ - PARADE ROUTE REVIEW ...Marshal Jerry Munson and piper Robert King Route Announced wiusually busy weekend in the secondary office. For Christmas -_ __ ____ Another Secret Service technician, James G. Baker, testi- 4100. ..A. Der Paradin . - - 6 box containing the crucial tape indicated it was first put on the The Sanford Downtown Jr High School Band, San.'ocd ricorder AprIl 11, had run about D CT Club one fourth through Its total six. Business Association and Christian School, School, St hour capacity on April 12, and Jaycees today announced a from Seminole High Mary MagdatenCathoticCburch was removed from the Machine revised two mile route for The Band and Cheerleaders; parade. Dec. 6 Christmas Monday, April 16. gala 8 p.m. event will feature Longwood FLfe and Drum Corp, more than 11 marching bands and Seminole Junior College Also the Central Florida 25 floats plus numerous marching units and decorated cars. Baton Twirlers; Bahia Motor _ at San Juan Avenue and First Association of Seminole Street and go west on First to County; Sanford Business and Laurel Avenue, then south on Professional Women's Club; Laurel to Second Street, east on First Baptist church of SanSecond to Sanford Avenue, ford; St. Luke's Christian Day treet School; Midway Elementary Recreation :t0nmtnttoMe1l0le irlersFor more informiation on the Deadline for entries in ti 322 Jack Weible at parade and the ueme contest parade call - - -a -. .lierry Munwn. par Ae Dun:- ,, - -1 11a 9 Miami Brick week Purchased and ) A , - LJ y Officials said Thursday more / 'MI P %V AU I e CASH BUYS MORE AT I — 7.30'400 SATURDAY :.:. 11% - standing in the wings asking fot morning 52. Partly cloud), and permission to build $13 million warm through Saturday }ji in mid 80s Lows tonight in mid worth of new structures allThnew connections to the Temperatures before dii Ex se wage treatment plant until ranged from 14 at Butte, construction is completed on Monte , to 78 at Ke) West, Fin NOMINATION as attorney genera ffim $3 million expansion of Hart said his compan), the of its kind in Florida, largest Other parade entries to date Florida Bag Pipe Rand The has outlets in Dade and include: also Congregational Christian Brevardcounties,eastcoastof Church; Sanford Girl Scout Florida (Daytonaj Edgewater, Troop, The Stonewall Jackson Melbourne) and O.lando —r _. fk parking space be provided for each1iestudentsandeaChtwO employesnt the!acilltiesiitanY " I - 4111 I - -. L.IL -- - ' 11110(;IIESS reported toward agreement on ds ape the project , eq parking lots. fl cruckRCflthlsgOtto1 6-L ..:, ~ -: ;_ - - - 7 _____ - I', Sl"flC(I h ' I Isle P MacDougal 1 ~~, dered. Police seek two young men she took in home builders supp 'V - uctonwastol becanooerate reporter I ut Ware Morgan is sentenced to five months in h I IIctnot bufldingat - lie reveals to a judge the source of 12th Street and French Avenue if paved off-street parking is SF P1 ThRSBttIt(, TIMLS a news story (P5A) _______________ PfO%ided forGO cars __________ - I - iiiii - - - _____ - - - - ____________ - -f R, - - __ =:1 4 ________ _______ - - there are enough entries we will :...: ~. -I X. EEKDAYS . Gets Okay To and - The Sanford Zoning and U'age 1B) like to praise' We'llbehappytOPflfltit,afldtf Area ea Editorial comment .....4A '. Calendar 5A Cbt'xchews ...........3A LiasSthetladS ..........513 Comics Crouword puzzle ...... . GA Horoscope on Country Club Road ihtre Continental Central Florida will - " - - -= - _ = ----. im___ - I -I ---- th Jones of Box 307, Sanford will be saluted in the popular Johnny Wonder comic which will be released on Nov I ___ - ,. on whether Nixon should be Soviet deadlock over Communist par- you Mr. Nixon." FRENCH AVE, SAN ir'1-'-.'---.. ___ I s ou continue different resul's on whether the public feels Nixon should be impeached (Page 1B) -A , 9r-424 and GY -- ri - ouse ... ras ilartlsan support. (Pa,e I\ ) in didate they'd ___ __ -_ -,- _- 11 - . , - __________________ . ' -_ - item Preskient. Our Preskient for bringing our men h from Vietnam ard most - : - __ — - ` -S. f) ce Digest imp€ached (Page IB) News starting a column "On the Brighter Side" "1 hope you meant It when said you would give it a .- - 7~_ - . - -_ - general Councilman Helen Keyser theexpanslonfroma 1.2 million had been received. The theme The Maule Industries Inc., " II1V(_1Stigation -abIe food - - - _____ - annexations and for Dec. 4 at Road with commercial ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — 7.5 milli suggestion that judges select Miami, proposal to take ova n A. Spolski zoning and a second Barnett questioned the legality of the per day facility to a Brick and Despite a report from City Atty. 4:30 p.m. on the rezoning. cli) taking any action to rezone gallon per day capacity for this year's parade will net the defunct Miami Bank addition of three and Savings Stone plant in Sanford for Joe Davis that It is likely a some student a $50 operty until the lands are regional plant. I ml The properties included lots off SR 436 with comPr are half by ed approv lawsuit will be filed challenging The board approved a fee Bond PIUS a ride with Santa on $3O0,()Q has been within the city bounds. On the at tract of four zoning, the general lots on merclal the federal court In Orlando. a proposed annexation, the city city attorney's advice, final schedule of $30 f or emergency his float in the parade. Forest City Road at Trout Lake night passed Edward F. Hart, Maule vice Thursday LWldren shou!d mail or take h Okl h ma a council Davis said he has received a adoption of the 7oning or- calls, $5 per hundred pounds of 01 where a moving van company is ox)genand$lperhourwalting their theme suggestions to president, told The Herald group of ira e school pupils planning to locate with In lettt.r from a nearby property dinances were sched uled for are not final on arJfourrezonlngordlnanceson Store, today plans Department attempt 0 lure a I to the Fisher parcel one week after the annexations, time for use of the city's Garrett's the Ft51)Cr owner ZOfl1fl dustthl when Maule will step in and for tran. 200E hrstStreet,b) Saturday ear. L- I.y nigh t first reading saucer parcel on Montgomery Road indicating this annexation and following the respective public emergency ,ehicle sportation to a hospi ta l The Included must be the theme place the plant back In wi th flashli ghts Public hearings were set for with apirtment zoning, the zoning may be challenged In the hearings. In other action, Sihofford said vehicle will be used to continue suggestion, the entrant's name, opera on. The 125 itlith graders will Nov. 27 at 4:30 p.m. on the Long tract also on Montgomery court. The court accepted our construction permi ts issued by to provide emergency treat- address, age and school cover their flashlights with the city in October reached the ment free of charge. colored papers, then march on -**-'-*.**X, $XXAV.,%"%~"V.~W.,%;~:e---*:~*hands already entered in the will still t3ke some time to lowest point seen In four years. the high school football field 18 parade, R:~bcrt King will lead a finish the necessary paper Weather SJC Ile said permits were valued at ~-: of five pipers and a work-abstracts, deeds and bills giant mountains out of little - - ____ - W.I -_ J. B WILLIAMS I Cont'd, On 11 V IB Col. 1) Endo-ry!s idea — --- — --- __ - — ______ _______ C#+ glow of n4uural red vote1. t your iotng horn no ce- - - j - CLO student had his doubts about the whole thing We ye I -_ , also learned that you can build - . stem Altamonte Anne n — - - - 1111 BROWNSSU = - .. - •' . ____________________ I - 2 13i, ee&iont tot futnttute ?5colstat1tng 12 cuttir.gti, - _____________________ - r lB'CuttJngcapacsTyforIa,geths ftice - -- SPRUCE STUDS . Hçliest quality kñn dried x 4 x studs Itirnimed to 96". have Caw edges, site smooth, st'trntj tJ$ulInhundredsofhimoptoects Scotty*s Prl,-,* ........ - I kA I - LUMBER FUMNGTM CHAIN SAW t frtü tett g1 - ---- - JU JI - - left unattended to record all In lieu of bonds of up to $2s,000. Stanley Goldblum, 46, Be%erl} lUlls, beaded (be list of former executhes named in the Indictment, 1 X* an - I I - - _.t Seminole County administers - __ CP 0199 - - - - i I __________________________ _____ dorsed a call by State Rep. Dick wer 'Tevis Clark for a state building code, he is drafting legislation for a : : .r5w 6 - ~Sr. E_ -~* . . 1 - - --- - -,e ,jr WTOW - I _____ .AV ff .C= . TAW . i@ - ~_.~ -M.rM IN 0~ --A _ " =- ~~_._~ -Hig -=---_--__ ____-___-___--____ __ _- --------- ---. - - - - = .~ ~- - ~:=_ - - - -- .=- 7= _. = - - -_ - ._ place. tency, that there was poor that some vestigating Passing grade on the se curity surrounding state applicants for the Planning, and Zoning Directot 3,000 Sen-dnole exams Is 75 per cent, s) printing of examinations, and J.B. Williamis, and cWef plans Clam A (general contractor' "re'. bed" scores are and no reader Joe Chambers, a former cumpetet.y exam passed last that the tests were poorly ad. 4) - I County building officials i - - - in any event, he said, the resuit was the same. A singIe only Clam B and C exams, and building code and competency but said Clark's allegations of state building code. Clark committee con. that the quarterly tests are The not a is exam system should be set up, cheating on the exams Llosely supervised by building eluded that the exawdimfirin but with local control main- local problem. D,Miami, chairman of used by the state was By CHRLS NELSON am - In' U icr said I x am ac Icia s - MAM - Explaining the change in tesitimony about the switching device, he said, "I had completely (Ardnitp- tho f •j•l• thc Wri gicst fraud r2sc In the history of The Insurance Industry. u.s. marshals said seven ate Watergate committee. "I feel now more than ever that this ma offer the only way out," he said —The committee, mean while, heard Nixon's former campaign director, Clark .1 I I. ~,t Cd policies. Ariz., said Nixon's credibility ,,has reached an all-time low from which he may not be able to recover." lie again urged rra p . V . _______ I_I I h:irin 't been LOS ANGELES (AP) Twenty-two persons have been 1pittleted In an .ingIUu4111111. urauLv allegedly Involved the mass product! 'on of $430 - ) and "C 5l lier date," Ford said at his Senate confirmation hearings. r au __ - - - - I P __ff E_ -,.,ffl F;9!,_7_F_ - -T --_ _A .-Wpgp~ ____ __ ___. i T!72~ r__ k .f 7 - __ ___!I . ________ -1 & = I . . .. . _________________________ - ' 404 ._*i W -r~ - _ - i *( 111hk -_ Is _ _____ ~ __ __-"_ ___ -1. . - . I .-_ - __ . . : 41 _. -_ . - . __________ A By n much more belpfal if the Information had BATHROOM CABINET Sculpiod frame swing . doi- I 4" x 22" plate m1f - ter. Model DA -66, ~` . - - the / J - - P 7 dl -I . I-__ ' - I Tale Equity Hit PEERLESS FAUCET - 4" ceri wmh pW-vp assembly Sft*kjtd Duratac t"le. Model 6620. Reg. Price . ........ .. .......... .........21,50 1 , -0, e -., .- - 1 I .1 - ; i J AA - 11M x -NIxon 's ) - * ~ =.145A;.La -:--'.2 - 2 49 oli - I .a he iwmae. ;uaj~-~ - -- twd dryino Gitii-h- . - - A PLUMBING ~ -f Watergate scandal was living quarters, and that a six before the two conversations MacGregor, testify that he had Dean meeting The lawyer said been used and deceived by Nixon had been reviewing the tergate prosecutors are turning heating up. hour reel of tape ran out hours hadn't been recorded. In other related develop.' Dean and former campaign tape in mid-October but failed to rebuttal witnesses in reWhite House lawyer J. Fred before Nixon's meeting with tu deputy Jeb Stuart Magruder. tD find the Dean conversation. sponse to the now-revised White Buzhardt presented witnesses then counsel John W. Dean III ments Thurs&y: "He calsed me in and said, 's new MacGruder also suggested —The President House story of how two key Thursday in an attempt to con on April 15, W13 Buzhardt said presidential conversations went 'Ince U S District Court Judge Watergate prosecutors had special prosecutor, Houston Nixon should submit to 'You check it," It was not until he questioning, but only by the He added that John J. Sirka that two conver- sought recordings of those two lawyer Leon Jaworski, said unrecorded. committee's two Wednesday morning that hi One of several rebuttal wit. s.atlons weren't recorded conversationsandseven others, has been given enough in. Watergate members. became certain the conranking nesses prosecutors planned to He produced documen ts and and Nixon had agreed to turn dependence to satisfy him. hadn t been recorded after Thursversatlon ._.l3uzhardt said call today was presidential aide testimony indicating that Nix. them over to Sirica in accor- "ot1otis I believed would In Thursday's ii testiStephen V. Bull. They planned on's June 20, 1?72, talk with for- dance with an appeals court or. enable me to do the job as it day's court session that Nixon shouldbedoneha%ebeenmet," himself had been the on e who mon a Secret S&vlce techask him what happened to merAtty Gen John N. Mitchell Strka catted Thursday's be said The President has said first suspected that the Apr11 15 nlcian, Raymond C Zumwalt batches of White House tapes "e took place on an iinhi'g.il 115 will not surrender tape naa run ou ,mv; vi4 ictu iier this year whfle telephone in the President's hearing after being told the day he about the reason the April 15 presidential papers and tape __ tape ran out. Originally he s, recordings except for those he - I D I't. WASHINGTON (AP) • 159.00 2. I ek _~~, -.. 000 I -- wr~~ To ..................... Scatty s Sale Price 2.39 scatty' s Sale Price • . - . 3 13 Scotty a S&ie Price yd 11 FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Model KD30 HP motor DP EXTENSION RULE x46-6' - _ - Scatty Sale PrIce - Moving 11 I eg, 7,99 . dK-b-;nhfo cokws_ &_ f1rice... _ - I ... , J~_% raj, -, ----=-L--:.~~-=--=-.--.:--rl,---I _ , - insulated, general purpose dnIi for the homeowner. Scotty's Price . OKMATtC POWERTAPEY212 xY Reg. ................................... L to 99 Prosecutors Waterga te ) T?autOmaCdShW3ShOrhs3Ut0m5hjt0t ---r ruu wpnser No scrn Complete wi th qvocd harvest gold wtite, Adoub - BIF r • eg r7!C6 7.95 sq bcotly i So,. Price (installed) __ d _ DISHWASHER 1 " DRILl. a includes Installation and 50 or. waffle ajshion - COVENTRY LATEX WALL rAINT " 1int'tE1yo.1 ore -coat trat C o tt PICO - , Styfrng tt'ij creates a rch ttrC sniadow. Liv&y, resilient 100% Kod&* poJytribr Teti elegant colors, Meets FHA speiicatloc ice -• • PAINT -' EAST R IDGE 4.67 i - Joz Scottys Safe P4cc (Installed) 799 8. .. ..- nocr PCi .1.:• • kITCHEN JJiR Ge'es al purpose saw with level and depth aciuctmenis Bwnoutprotectedmotor. Choose from firtrr . 2"x24"(153s sq. ft.-76n. ft.) - - -.---_ - - - . "I.- 11. .1 I __. . ___ __ fl/ack& Licekep' l - - __ _ HARDWARE CIRCA 70 An opu ent p- sheared level loop face thel CtVc3 Subtle twoto,e tfcct Longwoa-ng 7 - 119 FLOOR _ PRODUCTS -- __— _ _____________________ - v. 1. ii I . ______ __ MM i ___ rp - - _- - - -1 - - ______ - 1 6A .,.. Publlcnotices ........ 441.1 : .._ -. esale . cinu1a ' - 2-tB ports Sta te ..................5A S ~'.. 0 food distribution w hol warehouse and a change from fnniliv ', . in rintin h1IInj' . - liming in phase two of Dick Bonds Hidden Lake planned It develepment rAwth of Lake JORDAN MARSH OPENS IN ALTAMONTE MALL in:n;iter 'ti .'I VI 'L? 1 q,Iri,i'b .Z!I-If11rl ,lrs. Perito: ('its' Councilman Helen . --: .II'V.. 1-111111111 t Keyser; Swofford; Thomas Miuo' e, president of fiudly open Jordan Marsh of Florida's u€ Allied Stores Corp.; and William Ruben, Altamonte Springs store. Participating in Jordan Marsh president. 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